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BLOWN TO ATOMS.

Fatal Explosion in Coal Nine at Roslyn in
Washington.
CLE-ELUM, Wash, March 30.-At Roslyn
coal mine this morning an explosion oc-
CURED in which Henry Gregory, a eolored
driver and one mule were killed The
negro entered the mine with lighted lamp
unprotected, when fearful explosion en-
sued. Both the negro and the mule were
blown to atoms. Two other miners were
badly injured
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PORTLAND. Or, March 30.-Many of the
leading business houses are closed to-day to
allow their employees to attend the revival
meetings which are being conducted by Is.
Fay Mill, the evangelist
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liVh'uSsio tio binSiai cCOio-
AT Los ANGELES MARCH 30 1892
We out WHtn WInuIug run WAS ID
RUNS BY INNINGS.

RUNS By INNINGS.
Ios Angeles. -......,..,.0 q U O o o O-6
san Joses ..........-.-0 o o o 2-7
Earned s-L0s Angeles 2, San Jose 3 Two
base hits-Wri gbt, McCauley, Hassamer. RuleD,
Dooly. Bookabaugh- ThFee-base hits Dooiey. Sac
rihee hits - GleaalviR- Double piay-Hassamer
to McCauey. Bases baiIs-By Lookabaugh 3.
Struck out-By Lookabaugh /. by Roach l. Time
OF game hours and minutes. Umpire-James
Mcdonald. Scorer Will Lyons
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Washed Over Willsmette Falls,

OREGON CITY, March 30.-Thomas Scol-
lard and Frank Perkins were washed over
Willamette Falls to-day while attempting
to fix boom aud were drowned. Their
bodies have not yet been recovered.
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Iudea Gilbert Qualities.

PORTLAND. March 80. - United States
District Judge Deadly to-day administered
the oath of. office to w. b. Gilbert, recently
appointed Judge OF the Circuit Court OF
Appeals for thr Ninth Judicial Circuit
judges Deadly and Gilbert leave tomorrow
evening for San Francisco TO attend the
session OF the Court Of Appeals.
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The Thirtv-seven,h District.

Republican Club Of the Thirty-seventh
Assembly District was organized In Mowry
Han ON last Tuesday night by the election
81 the folio wing officers: President. Thomas
w. Burke; yice-president, N. Quinian; Sec
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ECZEMA. IS YEARS.

Mr.. HIRAM THwEATT. Of Oiean, Pike
County, Ala, says that SwIFr's SPECIFIC
cured him Of painful case Of Eczema,
of which he had suffered for IS years.
He took seven bottles
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Golden West Republicans.

The Golden West Republican Club, j.
Shaler president. at a meeting held on
Tuesday nightat 81 Louisa street, Endorsed
the Crimmins- Kelly views.
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For the lip there is no brightness.

For the teeth there is o whiteness,
Where SOZODoNT has got no place;
But those who use il SNOW fun well
How bright and beautiful the spell
II throws DER man or wornanis face.
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MILTON, March 30-IleFman Ortman was
drawing water cut of well when the wind
lass broke, allowing the arm to fly back
striking him on the nose breaking that
organ badly.
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Another Fire in Lathrou.

LATHRoP, March 3o.-The third fire in
this month occurred tonight, dwelling
and contents belonging to Mrs. j. Fl. Why
ers were burned. The loss is $1,000; insur-
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OBITUARY NOTES.

CHARLES G. WILLIAMS.
Ex-Congressman Charles q. Williams. Register
OF the Land ONCE at Waterton, ). OAK, died
last night. He represented a Wisconsin district
in Congress for ten years.
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The Cure Was Permanent

COLUMBIA, IA, Jan. 9. 1892.
II have had numerous inquiries about the euro
OF my son by Hoods SarsapariIIa, aud am glad
to be able TO reply to all that the cure was ner
manent He Is now
In Perfect Health,
And bis skin. once such pItiable sight on ac-
count Of the scrofula humor IS as soft and smootb
and healthy as any cbiid's. am always GLAD TO
tell about and praise Hoods SarsapariIla"
Fl. h. RUBY
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GENERAL DANIEL DUSTIN.
General Daniel Dustin. United States Sub.
Treasurer at Chicago, died at Carthage, Mo,
Yesterday.
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cures by driving out the germs and poi
son. 1t is entirely vegetable. Send for
book on the Skin and Blood.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
ATLANTA, GA.
jsl8 ly SaruTh
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoris.
Whom she was Child. she cried for Cassoris.
When she became Miss. she chung to cassoria.
When shehsd Children. she gsvethem castori.
AID Nv kaTurn
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A DEADLY RIFLE.

One Ball Pierees Four Persons and Kills One
Of Them
PHOENIX. AriZ., March 30.-A serious ac-
cident occurred near Palomas, Mexico, TO a
Mormon family on Saturday B. r. Young
was riding behind another wagon when
loaded gun in the front wagon was acct
dentally discharged, the bali piercing Mr.
Young shoulder. then his sons hip. and,
finally passing through the baby's head,
struck Mrs. Mary Roberts, daughter of
Mr.. Young. The bullet seriously wounded the
father and son and killed the baby in
stantiy. slightly wounding Mrs Roberts.
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HOODS PILLS cIre constipation by restor.
ing the peristaltc action Of the aIimentary canal
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The Pacific Club now intends to change
the date of the McCann and Turner fight
from the 10Th of April to the 18th, which
will be the same evening ON which the Cali
fornfa Club will hold its monthly exhibit
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Wanted the Earth has proved a good
card for the AfcaZar. 1t fills the house
nightly,
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Bids viii be received Ter exclusive right to sell
the following:
ICECREAM. SODA-W sTER.
CONFECTIONERY. LUNCH.
Bids must be received by April % The Commit
tee OF Arrangements reserve the right to reject any
all bids.
NOTICE-Fiorists, Nurseryn men. Trades and all IN
tending Exhibitors, not having received other uosi
hcation send In application for space without delay
TO facilitate the angement of exhibits Free space
will he accorded to the following: Flowers. Plants,
Seeds. Landscape Gardening, Birds Gardening iua-
plementS and Material. Terra Gotta Flow pots,
Statuary Vases, etc. Vases urns. Jardnieres. etc;
Wirework, Rustic Fences ana Ratings, Flower
books and Pictures. Fertilizers, Insect and Pest
EIterminators Gardening owes. etc. etc. Stakes.
Tags, TreifseS, Green houses. Heating Apparatus.
Furniture for decorations and ali Implements and
Materials in any way pertaining TO Horticulture
Friends OF the society willing to donate or ioaa
plants. shrubs or decorative material of any de-
scrtption will kindly notify the committee. I'D
dress w. H. SNYTa. 226 Market st mr17 SuTurh
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Majesty was DESTROYS Of knowing the kind
Of weapons the pugilists wore on their
hands.
When Informed that they we're boxing
gloves, made out of leather and stuffed with
hair. he smiled. ana to the translator OF his
dialect said:
II have been harboring false Impression
during the entertainment; In fact, thought
the boxers fists were protected by empty
cocoanuts, and l wondered that they could
stand the punishment"
The King was enlightened on knoekouts
and cross-counters, and the sight OF little
blood did not appear to distress him in the
least, although the dentist who is attending
him states that he kicked up q big fuss
when the blood flowed from an extracted
molar.
The Pastime Club got a message from
Andy Bowen last evening that he would
light the winner of the Dobbs and O'Brien
contest If guaranteed purse OF $500.
Tho Do ClpI ;pto 81 oh
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plaintiff. VS.. M z. Briscoe and John o.
Brlsooe, Anton ID. Hotter and Nj. M. Hotter, Coz
partners under the firm name and style of a: NJ.
inf Company, Limited. defendants.
decree OF foreolosprs and sale Issued ont Of the
stste q Mont G]eate ~ ,i Il ana sna f sad sSs eo a1sty' e T. asw shs
1ss2. in tNhe absve entitled action, wherein
obtained = Judgment aad decree Of foreclosure
Briscos, Aaton n. Hotter and n. NJ. Holt.r, CO.
f&t si / i 1 Brsshs sh' mi. nat M naans d saa stEis 81 4 Mi ~
ing COMPANY. LiPRited detendants, on the Goth
day ef April. a. Q. lea2s for the sum Of 4,e25.
I'D decree vas on the 10Th day q April 4. I. b.
1882, recorded In iudgnent book No. G. Of
taid 4, e .11 tat At Page, psgs rs sclk, am cemmanded
land. situats, iyins and Bang IL tho county q
founded and described i' ~ falev. I so1s;f.:' anu
in 1 tRs s o1;aissl G to. g II z l2}ssss5aeistg9asffiH fstss az q
tan.; a. ssid lot IA NOOK s' n ne ess.' t 81 1 and
s :.id tssns|ts s: now eaa RDG * t e; salst:1 rl elass Il
b.. Law in Go oa3os ofthe oeunty recorder Of the
said coanty Of Lewis and .Cia,ke.
Iogether With 81 and singular the tenemen1ts.
longing or in anywise appertaining,
Public notice e hereby sivsn that on Tuesday.
the h j, st r.. a.y Of Ny; a: p. 1877; =. u O'clock
Win, in obedisnoe 10 said order 81 sale and decree
Of foreclosure and sale, Rell the aboye described
to satisfy said Judgment, with interest and costs.
to tbs highest and best bidder, for cash in hand.
a j 'saS under my hand this I'd day Of MAJ.
~ C4As. M. JkFFERIs, Sheriff.
By 1. E Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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CHAS. M. JEFFERiS. Sheriff,
BY RALPH G. JOHNSON, Deputy Sheriff.

3 : sshnatdt. plsiatin. q. andrew y. Patton,
Usder aud BY virtue Of an order Of Gale and
9ecres Of foreclosure and sals issued ont Of the
district cesrt Of the First judicial district Of the
Lkewis and Cyarks, on tn. 18th day OF April, A.
Henry 7. G. Kls:nschnaidt, this Abovs named
foreoieaurs and sale against Andrew N. Patton,
ore Of the above named defendants. on the 18th
day Ct April, a. L. 1897. for tho sun Of Sra es q,
1889, recorded in Judgment book No. 9. Of said
court at paee 47s, am commanded to sell al
those certain lota. plG-es or rArcsls OF land,
.nd Clarke, state of Montana, and bounded and
'' AlI tho.s &C oe e0usasS lots. pieces. or parcel. Of
ton 10 The Git, q, .Heleas, connty q Lewis aud
soribsdi as follows toswis:' riooss si1teen (is|.
s.ss.s 20? - ss::. :'ssssss Is AZ y assss%s 81 !
lss,, ttsvensy..i1 .tasj. and tvsaty-.s,en, l27), Of
noeedals addition TO tho eitx Of Helena; to;
s sIst, I sSth -, stE EaDs # !, srsf s4I1.t tssr (4 hsf f..t a ssa
nsj, isolaains lslf u the ground asees's-ry f1r
10y tioS .s,s ct. i IN ths oisic - 81 ose the e'e county on ~. recorder order
Of the said conuty Of Lewis and Clarke.
Together with al and singular the tenements.
he~reaitAnonta, and Appnrtennnces thereunto be-
lonsinR or N my wise sppsrtAining.
Public NOTICE & hereby given that on Saturday,
tho 18th day OF May, A. d. 1892. ut IL O'Clock IN.
Of that day at the front door of tho court honse.
Helena, Lewis and Clarke county; Montana, l
Of for eclonnre and aale, fell the above described
property, or 70 much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said Judgment. with interest
and costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash
In hand.
Given under my hand this Sd day OF May, A.
ID. 1892.
CHAS. NJ. JFFFERlB, Sheriff,
BY FRED f. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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SHERlFF,s sALE+BY y1RrUE Of an ExE.

ShE iAsl1n sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
trict court q the Eirst. judicial district Of the
and Clarke. in the suit Of Brace Wilson against
Dayid Kirby, duly attested the list day ct ADril.
A.D., 1872, ! have levied upon AIl the right.
title and interest OF the said David Kirby in and
TO tho following described property, situated in
Lewis and Clarke county, Montana. viz:
An undivided half ~ interest in the Monte
Chr1sto mining claim. located in len Mile. un-
orRsnlzed. mining district, lewis and Clarke
county. Montana, about one-half mile south Of
the -- of Clarkson and west from Ruby crock.
This location il $500 feet long by 900 feet wide,
md its boundaries are distinctly marked upon
the ground BY stakes or posts IS foIleew.: Eegin-
to . post, marked u esst-end csnter::'' thence 800
feet south to a post marked .'2 southeast cor
nsr;" thence 1850 feet westerly to a post marked
IS southwest cornsr;' thence 900 feet north to .
post mArkod ~ northwest oorner:' thence LOO
feet east to a post marked 70 northeast oor1er;"
thence 500 feet south to q post marked II east
end. CENTER a notice of 1ocation Of said claim
is recorded In book 2 Of lodos, page 1872, of
the records of Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tana.
a.. Notice i, M il hereby given t tbstoa Tuesday; The Z 18th Il
e e'sleok r. bou ., said ID d1 X. at ts c2tt front t. door H ef . the
county and state aforesaid, I will sell all
the right. title and interest Of the said David
Kirby in and to the said above described prop
erty, to the highest bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this. the I'd day OF
May, A. o. 1892.
CHARLES M. JEFTERIs, Sheriff.
F. Il. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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HARMFUL AND uNCHRlsT1AN.
The Use of Tobacco In Any Form-Church
and state.

The Use of Tobacco In Any Form-Church
and state.
OMAHA, May 9.-Bishop Vincent presided
at the session of the quadrsnnial confer
ence. TIL FIRST business was the call of the
roll for the presentation of resolutions,
memorials and petitions. A resolution CALL
ing on the committee on episcopacy to as
certain if either of the missionary bishops
had ordained anybody outside of their
special territory, was referred to that COM
mittee. tt i understood that Bishop Tay-
lor, OF Africa, ordained a minister while in
England. Rev. II. p. Williams, of Iowa,
offered q resolution declaring that the use
of tobacco in any form is unchristian and
harmful. 1t was referred to the committee
on temperance. The time for the election
of officers was liked for May II. A resolu-
ton for the investigation of the Grant uni
%verslty, of Chattanooga, Tenn. on tho
ground that it is e~xtravagantly managed
and had too large a CORPS of teachers en-
ployed, was referred to the committee on
freedman's aid and southern education.
DR.. j. M. King, of New York, offered a re-
solution for an amendment to the constitu-
tion OF the United States, looking to. the
protection Of the public schools against re-
llRious enoroachments, and to define the
attitude of churches toward the schools,
and asked the conference to indorse u bill
on the subject which has been prepared
upon the complete enforcement of church
and state. The resolution was adopted
with applause.
DR.. King offered another resolution, de-
clarin2 that the appropriation of money by
the government for ecclesiastical education
is not in accord with the principles Of the
constitution, and that churches should not
receive money from the government for the
education of Indians. DR.. King strongly
advocated the passage Of his resolution,
saying the Methodist church never received
q dollar for the education of Indians from
the government. Some members of the
Methodist church had done so, not the
church, while the Catholic church has re-
ceived two millions. The resolution was
unanimously adopted. A request that the
next general conference be held in Cleve-
land was referred to the committee on con-
ference entertainment. DIR. PemLerton Of
fered a resolution declaring the church or
posed to every form of mob law. Referred
to the committee On state of the church,
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bank, Of Helena, Montana, plaintiff. vs..
James W. Conley. C.therene Conley, George +.
Under. and by. virtue Of n order Of sale and
aistrio. court Of the Frat iadiot.l district ct the
i " in the above BOY q enti & action. w "a the
sbovs named pI.i nth e OBJ : judgment and
decree Of foreclosure and sale against James w.
Gonley. Gatherens Conley, George II Woolston
q April a. :. isaa, for the sum Of saas.s7., Be.
; ;:sa, d sssssa .i' IN IN t jaax aa:s s'{ bs Ct A Re-! a. a 81 81
t e sell 'e III that =. es sas1 i lot. piece i@ or ssn parss1 q
1E. e%iIa 'it snd G ly.nE and .ts e:,n. d Il a NJ { sannty md ID
bounded and described as follows, te-wit.:'
A certain parcel of land composed of . part
Is Is, Of ns ssss's Ct r. .hist{ tsa.s IS 81 .. It Is tec s1snts . ssa
state aforesaid. and moro particularly described.
sn9ridss street. from which the northeast corner
nins hhundred eishty-.eyon md 400. Gs5s7;iooS
iss :t thsne e., ss. i, torty.two Asl feet .long
thsnos aouth nine-three feet, les) three t3) inches
to . post; thence weat parallel to tho south Inns
?. srt tSsaes ner ,t3s ta t iSs,ty pf.cs e Il bs ssi. to !.
being q frontage Of forty-two Ca feet On the
south side OF Breckenridge street, BY = depth
Of ninety feet and three inchss between parallel
lines.
Together with all and singular ths tenemsnts,
Embellishments and appurtenAnoes thereunto DO.
longing or in anywise nppertaininK.
Public notice is hereby given that on Saturday.
tie 1ith day Of May, A. ID. 1892. At ia o clock
n. Of that day t the front door OF the courthouse,
Helena, Lewis and Clarke county, MontsnA, I
will. in obedience to said order of sale and decree
of foreclosure and sale, sci! the above described
property, or SO much thereof ~ may be necessary
to safety said Judgment, with interest and costs.
Given under my hand this Esd day Of April,
A. d. 1892.
CHAS. NJ. JEFFERIS, Sheriff.
By RALPH G, JOHNSON, Deputy sheriff.
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q ooprt. 81 tho First judicial 'ddistrlot d thS
r, Sls'l.nb rM.a VI hssv 4. e@SI:.iIrf..a.ss' ~. ssj 1 aiss,s n:
auha IN I'M, ssGs s sn9 .s1Is I, %a1P:s.. h y 4hssab Snafs
GGlh.rIss Lshnsa, Gsssalin.e Lshman. iii VIE. and
.h Ihs state . Y. q Montana aea sanda greeting to the
~. - hersby rsauIrea u appear In a aetloa
e G1i &: ls,: :zila. so sss J h 81 sas nv MY; ,a a1Ssd pa|s' .tliss
Lewis nm. ClsrEs. And 10 answsr ito ~ooinpi.ins
ID, 81 df4 .ss1ies Si sftar liz III sss,ies s' c. son q iii,
.sssyse,d AZ :, theia soaas.s, bqt wis.aIff tI5i., tais.1ilot.
Or iudrmand by default WI .he taken agatnstyon
according. to tho prayer u said complaint.
men e t sa's si ss|t' principal Il : eaia "a i n asae y shss p ~.
81 u psf cent per aAnum, from July. 10, 1851.
m 4M, due on = %esrtAta premsaory note, made
Y. hollss Y Co, sAd assigned to this plaintiff
and secured ~ : certain most1axs, between ths
ii ss.st ' ppsp.r g e .isa.t al Il s sss T;.ssssn sssssioa
nlar1e, tate q Moataas, described A.follovss
ton Of the east aide 81 Hoback street with the
aos's :lss e th ~, 81 ., .las Il 'a .sia 'a Rob.ssk 's a,a.s:
IeSt 70 . point In the line between lots bered
two and thrss. in said block A. thsncs south
AlonG the lima batwsan said lots numbered two
and thlIee. forty-hve fset. tn ! point IN the north
sida OF sixth avenue, thence west along tho north
alda OF said Sixth avenue ono8 hundred feet to
the place OF beginning.. And to obtain the usual
decree Tor the sails OF the aid premises BY the
sheriff ct sAid county according to law, and tho
proceeds applied to the payment 1t the amount
due to the plaintiff, aud ths costs and counsel
Tess allowed BY the court, and that the said das
fendAnts, and all persons claiming under them
subsequent to the execution Of the taid mortgage
upon said the premises. eithsr - purchasers, q
incuMbrAncers, or otherwise. RAY belbasrai and
feIecleaad OF Al rilhts and claims, or equity Of
redemption Of said prenises, and every part
thereof, and that plaintiff may have execution
Axainst said defendant, sIhoruas n. Everett, for
any deficiency after applying al the proceeds OF
the sale OF snid premises properly applicable To
the satisfaction of Tho judgment herein. and
other and further ,relief m may se9m meet and
equitable to this court, all a. appears more fully
In the complaint on file hatetn.
And you arc hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the eaid complaint, Is above
required. the sAid plaintiff will. apply to. the
G,vsn under my hand md the seel q the dis.
and Clarke, this I'd day OF May, in the
year Of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-two.
[Beall JOHN BEAN, Clerlt
by H. J. CAsEDY, Deputy Glory.
DAVID =. CAnPENTER. Attorney Tor plaintiff.
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SHERIFF'B sALE-MARGARET r. LEE
y plaintiff, W. Mary NJ. Msasenger, Charles Mes
senGer, u. Whitehead and Edward Whitehead,
defendants.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court Of the First judicial district of the
state OF Montana, in and for the county Of
?. 1892, in the above entitled action, wherein
Margaret It. Lee. the above named plaintiff,
obtained a judgment and decree Of foreclosure
md = sale against Mary NJ. Me ssn Charles
a. .. 1892. for the sum Of ST, soa. 50,
besides interest, costs and attorney fees, which
1892, recorded in Judgment book No. g. Of said
that certain lot; piece q parosl Of land.
situate, lying and being in the county Of Lewis
described ~ follows. ts-wit: 1FH5 saF
Lot numbered six ~. in block numbered
eighty (6ol. Of the Northern. Pacific addition to
Said lot having = frontage Of fifty (5o) feet and
a depth of one hundred and forty d4O) feet, ac-
cording to, and as described upon the official
now on file in the manner provided BY law. il
county OF Lewis and Clarke.
Together with all and singular the tenements,
longing or in any wiss appertaining.
Public notice is hereby given that on Saturday,
the 2Sth day Of May, A. p. 1852. at. II o'clock m.
ef that day at the front door Of the court house,
will. in obedience to said order of sale and decree
Of foreclosure and sale, sell the above described
property, or so much thereof as may be
and costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand. '"f
Given under my hand this 9th day of May. A.
D. 1892.
CHAs. M. JEFFERls, Sheriff,
BY RALPH G. JOHNSON, Deputy Sheriff.
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Brown, of Beavsrhead, had a candidate In
the person OF Henry Filing, of Virgins
City. After hammond had been nominated
BY Z. @. Murray, OF Missoula, Geo. w.
Irwin, who very likely remembered Man
ties senatorial campaign. spoke for Mr.,
Filling. put the MissoulA Mercantile POM
pany ON the grid iron and administered i
~dnaroast. He said, II know Id this town
OF Missoula there 10 not a spontaneous re-
sponse to Mr.. Mnrray's speech. Yells
from tho gallery. The white winged, dove
has mo right to hover over an unholy com
bination like this and ] desire to raise nv
protest aRainst the contamination OF thia
conspiracy" The gallery was flied with
Mercantile people and anti-M Mercantile peo-
pie, and whom the speech was finished
they rushed down in the body of the con-
v%ention. There was a scene of great con-
fusion for q moment. Hot words were ex-
changed and there were fears of personal
violence. It was the most exciting ballot
OF the evening, but the convention stood by
the committee report and Hammond was
chosen by a vote Of l9l to sixty-seven for
Filing. A. S. Bennett, of Madison, was the
alternate.
The hour was rather late and the dele
gates were growing too tired to applaud
even for Blaine. Paul Mccormick, of
junction City, and B. G. Villas, of Living
ston, were named from the Fifth district,
and Mccormick was elected by a vote of
124 to seventy-nine for Villas. John r.
King was the alternate. The row. however,
which marked the beginning of the con-
v%entlon, and continued all the way through,
was not finished. The praises given to A.
E. Diokerman, OF the Sixth district. by a
Great Falls young man. were followed by
the nomination s. G. Hobson, of Fergus
w. Gould Smith, of Fort Benton,
denounced Dicksrman a. a party
accusing him of working for Sena-
Tor Paris Gibson last year, and character
izing him as q Jim Hill man. The speech
had its effect, despite the combination
which had been arranged by which Cascade
1oted solid for SeliRman, with the under
that Diokerman would have a
'olid exchange from Lewis and Clarke.
The Lewis and Clarke delegation, however,
ave sixteen votes for Hobson. Silver Bow
,ave Hobson forty-seven and he was elected
" a vote Of 143 to 101. e. X. Abbott, edi-
or OF the Neihart News, was recommended
IS member OF the national committee. {
The business Of the convention was then
but the delegates listened for a
ime to the speech Of an imported sore :
cad. Hon. VIM. E. Claegett, of Idaho. All
he delegates were very weary of the pro- {
while some were anxious to see :
he prize tight. It was nearly midnight
'hen they forced matters and adjourned. :