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How to nrnke str.,,.., 80. g, .|

HOW 70 Mako Strong EaNn
Professor Alex WinchelI u sreafk
the invention Of a cement that WI Nj
anything. Take two ounces ri ols7
arabic. ono and one-half cunu u
st arch, and one.half ounce II v
Pulverize the gum arabic and Al
as much water as the laundre
for the quantity Of starch infi u
solve the starch and sugar IN -
tion. Then cook the mixture
Suspended in boiling water untlIs Z y
Tho cement shnnld b q =
and should bc' kept 90. e
from spelling by droprfnn II
gum camphor, or e littIs oil
sassafras. This cement ~ r.
deed, and will stick per3aii s.
surfaces, and is good g
rocks, minerals or foanilo
q small amount OF alumf
the effectiveness OF tbs p6S II
Weekly. EseS y (
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The Latonia Meeting.

LAroN1A. June 3.-Three-year- and
upwards, mile-Mamie Fonso won. Silver
King second, Silver Lake third. Time,
1A4.
Three-year-olds and upwards, mile and
seventy. .yards-Clamor won. Robin second,
Crawfish third. Time, 1:47s<.
Three-year-olds and upwards, mile and
one-eighth-Tenacity won, Bonita second,
Hydy third. Time, l:551f.
Latonia Oaks three year-old fillies, mile
and one-quarter-Englis Lady won, Julia
Magee second, Daisy third. Time. 2O8N.
Maiden two-ycar olds, four and one-half
furlongs-Bramblebush won, Tom Rogers
second, Miss Hawkins third. Time, 56x.
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Morris Park Meeting.

MORRIS PARK, June 3.-Half mile-Fritz
won, Luna second, Nellie BLY, third. Time
:4S.
Mile and three furlongs-Tristan won.
Prather second, Six Dixon third. Time
2:234.
Vanness stakes, five furlongs-Retr
tion Gelding won, Kirkover second, Chat
ham third. Time 1881. =
Fourteen hundred yards Sinola won,
Cleaning second, Bibelot third. Time
1854.
Mile-Brother Ban won. Prince Roval
second, Bella B., third. Time LAP.
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TERRE HAurE, juno 3.-To-day was the
opening of the spring trotting meeting.
Four thousand people were present.
Weather fine and track good. Sunolo, the
queen of the three-year-oids. gave an exhi-
bition trot. First heat in 2:13. Fred Ar
thur, the fastest son of Belmont, also gave
an exhibition heat in 2:151f.
The next attaction was the 2:23 trot-Nut-
meg won, Nettie second, Frank b. third.
Best time 2:22L.
2:32 trot-Joe Eastman won, Waynland
second, Katy B. third. Best time 2:28.
$50 trot-Teeny won, Soc second, Kalusa
third, Netty L. fourth. Best time 1861.
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Trickv Saloon Keepers.

SPOKANE FALLS, June 2.-[Special. To
day wholesale fraud in the matter of
saloon licenses, which has been practiced
ever since the great fire, was unearthed.
Six arrests have already been made and
more follow. Saloon licenses are not trans
ferable, but nevertheless large number
have been sold, the party selling the license
evading the law by appointing his successor
manager of the business. OF the six
parties arrested to-day several had no
license at all. The city council will fully
investigate the matter tomorrow evening.
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DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR.

Pennoyer Reelected in Oregon by .
Good Majority.
PORTLAND, Ore, June 3.-Hermann, re-
publican, for congress is elected by at least
1000 majority. Pennoyer, democrat, for
governor will have from loo to 1900 ma
jority. The remainder of the state ticket
is republican by majorities ranging from
1900 to 6,00O. The legislature will stand
senate, republicans, 22, democrats, 8; house,
republicans, q. democrats, %.
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New Gunboat Launched.

CHESTER, Pa, June 3.-The United States
gunboat Bennington was launched at
Roach's ship yard at noon, in the presence
of large company. She is the twin COM
panion of the Concord, launched few
months ago. Her dimensions are: Length,
23O feet; extreme breadth, sc feet; displace-
ment. 1,7OO tons. She is fitted with two
triple engines, developing $500
horse power, with forced draught. Her
armament consists of six six-inch breech-
loading rifles. secondary battery of eight
rapid-frinR guns and revolving cannon on
the rail and tripod mounts; also eight tor
pedo guns and complete outfit.
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Bold Marines,

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 3.-The board of visi-
tors to the naval academy were entertained
to-day by great gun practice and seaman
ship on board the Wyoming. They were
much pleased with the performance of the
cadets. At the parade this evening Cadet
Bailey, of Arkansas, first class, will be pre-
sented with medal for the best score in
gun practice.
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Binding Twine Comes Down.

Sr. LOUIS, June 3.-A dispatch from Mason
City, Iowa, says agents there have been in
structed to sell binding twine of various
kinds at an average of four cents below the
price of last year. This is believed to indi-
cate that the binding twine trust, which
imposed such burdens on the farmers. has
been broken. This reduction in prices will
save many Thousand dollars to Iowa farm
ers alone.
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A HAMLET SWEPT AWAY.

Bradshaw, Near Lincoln, Neb., Visited by q
Cyclone.
LINCOLN, Neb., June 4-1:a5 a. NIT is
just reported that Bradshaw, hamlet of
some zoo inhabitants, about five miles west
of Lincoln, was swept away late tonight by
cyclone. Six persons are reported killed
and twenty five or more injured. The tele-
graph wires are down and no further par
ticulars can be learned.
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Died In Poverty.

CINCINNATI. June 3.--Alfred 4. Perrine
died in hospital last night of typhoid
pneumonia in practically dest itute circum-
stances. He was the inventor of the Cat
ling gun for which no is said to have re-
ceived $4,000. He was once worth el50, 200
but Lost IL in speculation.
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WRECKED AN INSTITUTION.

GlenwO0d, Iowa, Visited by u Windstorm
Of Great Fury.
COUNCIL BLuFFs, June 3.--The Nonpa-
reil's Glenwood special says that one of the
most disastrous storms that ever visited
that section struck Glenwood early this
morning. The state institution for feeble
minded was blown down, the roof of the
building crushed by the falling of smoke
stack, which tore its way through the build
ing killing two inmates, Willie Cline and
Wesley Emery. Their bodies were crushed
almost to pulp. Six other inmates were Sc.
verely injured, of whom two may die. The
new building in course of construction,
withstood the storm. Several other build
ings were wrecked. The canning factory
houses had one side blown i'll while the
Glenwood mills were badly damaged.
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To Absorb the $500"

NEw YORK, June alt il reported that
negotiations are practically completed for
the absorption of the $500 line by the
Canadian Pacific. This line runs from
Sault Ste. Marie through st. Paul to Boyn-
ton. Oak, 800 miles. II the Canadian Pa
cific sbsorbs the road it will doubtless re-
new the subject lately discussed in congress
of the rights Of q Canadian railroad in this
county.
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Miss Grace Oakss 1GaR4a

New York, June 3.-lEias Gxace y nv
daughter of T. F. Oakes. prsaident e n I
Northern Pacific railroad, and lkoi = ~
Brooks, son Of Francis Br0ols. u sIsI GI VI
were married to-day o. the ooun1xv 6
Of Henry Willard, at Dobb's 1oEry, r. i7S's
Hudson. MI 55s N \ sas IS b sssssss
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B'nai Birth Convention.

RICHMOND, Va, juno 3.-In the B'nai
Birth convention to-day it was decided to
appoint commission from members of the
grand lodge from each district TO formulate q
consolidation With other Jewish societies,
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The English Derby.

LONDON, June 3.-The following are the
probable starters in the derby tomorrow,
together with the jockeys and latest bet
ting: Strefoot, Liddeare, 2 to l on; Sain-
form, Watts. 8 to against; Lenord. F. Bar
rett. II to l; Tiattibeal. Robi nson, 40 to l;
Martagon, f. Osborne. 10 to 1: Golden
Gate, Cannon, 10 to 1; Oddfellow, 40 to 1;
Kirkham: F. Webb, 100 to L; Orwell. G..
Barrett, 100 to /.
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Ell Rio Rey 10 Start,

ST. LOUIS, June 3.-El Rio Rey, the great
chestnut colt, arrived here from Nashville
to day. His owner reports him in good
shape. notwithstanding all reports that
have been circulated to the contrary. Bar
ring accident he viii start in the ST. Louis
darby Saturday.
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Swallowed Another.

PrrrsBURc, June 3.-The Standard Oil
company has purchased the Forest Oil COM
pany for 100000 and promises to take
the remaining $4,000 of stock at above
par. This is the largest producing COM
pany in the world, with 5000 acres Of pro-
ducinQ territory.
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Unclc Eph,s

@cAo A>P00
A pretty good story Il;
Congressman Taulbaas
the Quincy Herald, VI
morous because told
colored man named n
the Taulbee family if
considered an honAet r
After the election ~
having been y oandi
some Of his oppona
that Uncle Eph ~
Loath to belieyS n
"Yes, MasaA
voted the 'p1hltol5
Taulbee. II lilko S3
a dollar for yui
Taulbee aah6lS
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WATER WORKS AND STREET CARS.

l. . ts'f"T"H
The Livingston Works Acccepted-.Pe-
tition for Franchise
LIVINGSTON, June 8.-[Special. The reg
ular monthly meeting Of the city council
occurred last night. All members and
Mayor Joy were present. Besides the reg
ular monthly business, action was taken
on the water works. Several tests of the
works have been made, the last yesterday
afternoon in the presence of the mayor
and council. The system was promo ced
first-class and according to contract. Four
streams of water were thrown at ono time
over 100 feet high. City Clerk Kelly was
instructed to notify the company that the
city was ready to pay rental for the hy-
drants,
A petition was presented by Attorney A.
j. Campbell, signed by the following Living
ston business men, H. s. Potts, A. j.
Campbell, J. G. Villas, +. A. Ross, E. H.
Talcott, incorporators of the Livingston
Street Railway company, asking permission
to construct street railway in Livingston.
The petition was referred to the committee
on streets and highways.
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up, it is found that taking the position most
favorable to the sitting member, the con-
testant. Miller, had q majority Of 757, while
II the Law is strictly Followed his majority
will reach 144S. Wilson, of Missouri, will
prepare the minority report.
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a Doo,ne.i Vlllare.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, June 3.--The village of
Loveland seems doomed. Lust Saturday
night cloud-burst carried away number
of houses and buildings. A family was res
cued from tree tops.tho following morning,
while one of them was swept away. The
storm which prevailed over this section last
night completes the demolition of tho viii
lage. The Boyer, which was swollen by the
previous storm, overAowea from last nights
rains and carried everything before ii.
Nothing was left of tho hamlet save the
houses which stood OH high ground. No
loss of life has been reported thus far.
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PURE FOOD AND DRUGS.

Substitute Bin That Provides fer Omcial
Inspection and Analysis.
WAsMNGros, May a.-Senator Paddock
to-day reported from the committee on
agriculture substitute for all pure food
bills which have been introduced in the
senate. The bill provides that there shall
be organized in the department Of agricul-
ture food division, whose chief should re-
ceive 5000 per annum and be charged with
the duty of procuring and having analyzed
samples of foods or drugs sold in any state
or territory other than whore manufactured.
The introduction into any state or territory
from another state or territory OF any adul-
terated food or drugs is prohibited under
penalty of fine and impriaOnment. Any
drug should be. dseped raduitefated
when il differs, withita the knowledge of
the seller from the standard Of strength.
quality or purity fnid dsswn In the United
states pharmacopea Or other, standard
works, or when its strelgth or purity falls
below the professed standard under which
it is sold. Food or drink ehall be held to
be adulterated when any substance has
been knowingly mixed or packed with it 80
al to reduce or lower or ingeniously affect it's
quality or strength, or when any valuable
constituent Of the article has been wholly
or in part abstracted, and if it contains,
within the knowledge Of the seller, any
added poisonous or injurious ingredient.
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A Fair Dradla

a FAR BFt0e. s q n n Hs6s
SAN FRANc1sco, June B Herman Oeirj II
Of New York, and Mi ThAsa ~
daughter Of ex-Unitsd etaAss ~
at the home of the brides uaoxhSr iSSs 11' 4
city. 77S5Ss5s sssss54ks
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Suicide Of 3 Iaanlsar.

MAn1NErrE, Wis. June 40 81
the millionaire banker Of this & m s G7
mitted suicide to-day by shoo1iIs1 3|7R
He has been i'll and wae tempnfS r. m
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A Prince TaIE l

BERLIN. June B. Tls ~ psii 1 y
Miningen, brother in-law os t1 S1i1l11
who is visiting at Goblens, W1 n Y = =
denly i'll at the hotel at that -
tack is attributed to the iniufie1 hS II
by the upsetting Of the caSriaee iG III
was riding with Emposor Wiij{ainS TsS1,
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The Chinese Keep Coming,

Tho Chinese Keep Coming.
WASHINGTON, June 3.--A. Willard, United
States consul at Guaymas. Mexico, in let
ter transmitted to the senate to-day, reports
the arrival of Ill more Cinnamon at Mazat-
Ian. The thirty-nine Cinnamon. whose ar
rival at Guaymas was reported in previous
letter, Willard states, have left Guaymas
for towns in Sonora, near the United States
frontier. and are waiting IN opportunity to
cross the border. United States officers
were notified.
Levi B. Myers, United States consul at
Victoria, B. O., tells how twenty-five Chi
namen were undoubtedly smugefed into the
United States by the steamer North Star.
The Cinnamon were taken on board the
vessel about midniRm. and although the
Canadian collector had mon Watching her,
she slipped out Of the 4arbor in safety and
managed to elude a putsuing tug sent after
her. The price charged for this work is
$40 per head, Myers says: IF this practice
is not stopped more cutters must be placed
on the sound and spies must be employed
to aid the Canadian authorities"
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To Reprsss Anasshy.

LONDON, June 3.-Ths aoyesnxns 4 III "
France, Russia and 6witzsrland haSe = "a y
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Scion Of . Noble - l1;vI. \

Scion Of . Nobls Hnullly N sHsss
NEw ORLEANS, june 8. soiuas AZ = /, 3II6t1a
family, domiciled in Louisiana ifn q
time Of Louis XI, Of France. 81
deville g, De Margeny, died q ~ s. =
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American Association.

At Syracuse z; Athletics, 8.
At Brooklyn-Brooklvn 6; Rochester, l.
At Columbus Columbus, s; Toledo, 5.
At Louisville 5; St. Louis, 2.
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National League.

At Pittsburg- R.H.E
Pittsburg. $50. / 0 1 l 8 o o 1 O-79 8
Chicago...... D 0 0 I 2 O o 8 2-SlS Q
H ecker. Sanders and Berger; Coughlin, Kilt
riuge.
At Cleveland R.H.E.
Cleveland .....O o o 0 o o q 0-22 1
Cincinnati. 0 o o 0 o 2 25 . 1
Wadsworth, thinner; Foreman, Baldwin.
At Philadelphia RE-. I.
Phiiadelphia. o 10 40 -87 s
Boston. ........0 o o 5 o o o % 8 .
GLEASON. Clements; Clarkson, Bennett.
At New York R.H,f,
New York....... o o o o 5 o o o 270 g
Brooklyn. 10 8 1 5 o 2 40 20 3
Buskett and Murphy. sommers; Lovett, Daley.
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Porter's Wrath is Up.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Census Superin-
tendent Porter to-day called the attention
of the department. of Justice T., violations
reported to him of two sections of the GEN.
sus law. One imposes penalty for refus-
ing to answer census questions, the other a
penalty for refusal on the part of enumera-
tors to perform their duties after taking
the oath. Up to noon he had received in
formation of the cases Of twenty-five per
sons in different parts OF Che country who
refused to furnish any information and it il
Porter's intention to prosecute with vigor
all violations of the law reported to him.
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THE BLAME ON his WIFE.
VIM. Pixley, Formerly Of Helena,
Suicides in Butte by Shoot
ing Himself.
He Accuses His Wife of Respon-
sibility for His Self
Destruction.
She and the Two Girls werC EmDlovcd n
the Comique-Found Dead
Under Trestle,

DurrE, June 2.-[Special. William Pix
ley committed suicide at an early hour this
morning by shooting himself through the
head with large calibre revolver. Pixlcy
came here about six weeks ago with wife
and two daughters, aged 16 and 1S years.
The family formerly resided in Helena,
where Pixley worked for Northern Pacific
Railroad company. The girls were attract
tive in appearance and secured situations as
walters in the Comique, and their mother
followed them. This action on the part
of his family made Pixley feel bad,
and at different times he attempted
to persuade them to quit the place. He
did not succeed, however, and his failure
made him melancholy and at different
times he has tried to tako his own life
This morning at 3 O'Clock the wife and
daughters returned from their work at the
Comique. The family occupied a suite of
three rooms in lodging house on lower
Main street. Pixley was ut home and the
women refused to come into the room un-
less he gave up the pistol, which they knew
he had. This he refused to do and they
went into the room of VIM. Arend, which
wac close by. Pixley followed
them and tried to induce them to
come home, but they. refused and
passed the night in Arend's room.
At noon to-day Mrs. Pixley went to her
room and found her husband lying on the
floor dead, having shot himself through
the head. He left a letter to his wife in
which he accused her of responsibility for
his death.
The remains of man were found this
morning under fifteen foot trestle mile
and half south Of Silver Bow junction on
the Utah and Northern railroad. His back
and legs were broken and his skull crushed
in horrible manner. On his person was
found $7.D and some tax receips in the
name of William Morreal, signed by the
county treasurer of Deer Lodge county.
Nothing else has been learned in regard to
his identity. It is supposed that he was
stealing ride and fell or was thrown from
the train.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Record Of the Games Played Yesterday by
tho Three Leading Associations.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Following are the
scores of today's ball games:
The Players League.
At chicago r. I.
Chicago. .O o o o 0-47 1
Cleveland. 0 0 o 0 O O o 90 /
King, Boyle; O'Brien, Snyder.
At Philadelphia R.H, z,
Philadelphia. / 2 0 1 0 O1 0-57 1
Brooklyn....... 0 4 90 O o 0 O-6 9
Husted and Burlington, Cross; Murphy. DAILY.
At Buffalo R,H. T.
Buffalo. .......1 0 OO1 90 1-s7 8
Pittsburg.. 0 0 0 0 0 4 o OE7 .
Haddock, Mack; Calvin, Carroll
At New York R,Hr
New York. ...O o o o o O 2 8 O-5 Q 8
Boston......... 0 0 0 2 Z o OLA Is 2
Crane, Brown; Radbourne, Kelly.
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Unable to Agree,

WASHINGTON, June 3.-After the talk yes
terday between Senator Davis and Repre-
sentative Morrill,, chairman of the COM
mittee on pensions, it was belived an agree
ment would be formally reached to-day by
the conferees on the general pension bill;
but when the house conferees came up this
morning with the instructions of the re-
publican caucus of last night. to maintain
the principal of service pensions, it was
manifest that an agreement could not be
secured, and vote to report disagreement
to the respective houses was then adopted.
rm3 Capital Notes. ga,
The republican congressional campaign
committee organized tonight by the elec-
tion of Representative Belden, of New
York, as chairman. aSG.z
John s. Bell. chief of the secret service,
having failed to comply with the request
for his resignation, has been dismissed.
His successor has not yet been selected.
The subcommittee of the house com.
mittee on elections has decided not to de-
lay the Clayton breckenridge contested
election case in Arkansas for the purpose
of taking the testimony of California wit
nesses in regard to the alleged completely
of Hooper in the murder of John L. Clay
ton.
Commissioner Mason said to-day that
the collections of internal revenue for the
month of May last were greater than col
lections for any one month since 1870. The
said the large collections in
dicated general prosperity for the country,
and also that the people were drinking
more whisky and beer and eating more
butter than heretofore.
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NllSS0ULA!.

J having a good, steady growth.
Not less than $50 buildings
have been erected this spring
or are in the process of erec-
ton.
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MISS0ULA!
With its unlimited resources, has
a better location for large city
than any other city in Montana.
N|ISS0ULA!

Climate is perfect, beautiful, trees
and grass and flowers, large
river running through the
center Of the city.
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M|SS0ULA!

l and around the city this spring
were planted thousands of
young trees, all of which will
help to beautify the place.
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M|SSoULA!
M|SS0ULA!

Has the finest and largest water
supply fer domestic use of any
city in Montana.