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"A court Of the First judicial district Of the
ftat9 OF mS9ntSn". in and for the county Of
Ey %ra'.n fr. "; ha~ (: R%%i:llni!st' . Nd 4 aiSa1s n y:
the firm name and style Of Wallsos 4 Thornburgh;
EE n.rIes Lf q Wn C ..s Lehman his wife, and
The state of Montana sends greeting to the
You are hereby required to appear in an action
i E,t The dis @Sitts ee sSs y y the he First Frat tju "iHisI p distrios
Of the state Of Montana, in and for tho county OF
lid aisa' th sas el; xItsaas sa tn e a: sn:" t.1s In = S'n: 3 shs
day of s~ervice) after the service en- you Of this
:si9ss 81; E !, s ts;s so S;tsi4 bu th @l.n iISs III: ai &; j,
y %'? ;eds sSsa' y III as,.s e.; iii .l's e H ssfse . sssIa. s; ,sa
ihs ra;d as1on is brought to procure. judg-
ment for $1,000 principal and interest at the rate
% 1t II pr da cent on per . Gs! a ! n,o 1pGm my note ~ m assl;
NJ H. bo Il; 81 : Coy oy .1a% "::,s m; f{ to ri. y p iszat i.
same parties, Of even date herewith, covering
al that property, sitpsted in the Iistjen addition
Sl.s ses . SatS o. 81 h nstsns; V SsssEIb % i - foilo ans
s s'sst & "A 4. H.. ! r. s|i III, 4 iHa sSssi : 4 IL t ais5 e.: &c
north along tho east side Of said Hobaek street
feet to ; point in the linz between lots numbered
two and three, in said block "A" thsnoe south
along the line between said lots numbered two
and Tires. forty-6ve feet to . point in tho north
side Of said Sixth avenue one hundred feet to
the place Of beginning. And to obtain the usual
decree Tor the sale Of the said premises by ths
sheriff Of said county according to lay, and the
proceeds applied to the. payment OF tho amoune
due to the plaintiff. aud tho costs and counsel
fees allowed by the court, aud that the said d..
PENDANTS. and al persons claiming under theng
subsequent to the execution of tho raid mortgage
upon said the premises. either a. purchasers, i
incumbrancers, or otherwise, may beSbatroa and
foreolosed of all rights and claims, or equity OF
redemption Of said premises, and every part
thereof, and that plaintiff may have execution
against said defendant, Thomas NJ. Everett, for
any deficiency after applying all the proceeds Of
the sale Of said promises properly applicable to
the satisfaction of the Judgment herein, and
other and further relief rs may seem meet and
equitable to this court. all as appears more fully
in the complaint on file herein.
And you are hereby notified that It you fail to
appear and answer tho said complaint. - aboys
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded In his complaint,
Given under my hand and the seal Of the. dis"
STATE Of Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke, this I'd day OF May, in ting
year Of our Lord. one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-two.
LSeal1 JOHN BEAN. Cierk
BY Fl. J. CASSIDY, Deputy C1erk.-
DAVID B. CARPENTER. Attorney for plaintiff.
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SHERlFF'S sALE-HENRY =. C. KLEIN

. schmidt. plaintiff. vs.. Andrew N. Patton,
The Northwestern Land Il Investmen Mt company
Under and by virtue of an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and rale issued out Of thd
district court OF tho First judicial district OF ths
f's:S % and H S!.1fs' on n ts seo ,r tS' day :H' OF f3 &peiI. a. (.
.. 1857. in the above entitled action, wherein
d's;1;a T. &C. G; k aIa : nda. the al, aSov d.c named
ono of the above named attendants. % the nth
Besides interest. oosts aud .ttorney fses. which
ssid decree, was on the nth day, Of April A, p.
1872: recorded IL Judgment back Nc. g: Of s.iH
situate, lying and be!nr in the county Of Ieviii
d sss : iissTs Is i foiis~ VI see'ia'' AND bounded and
land, situate: lyiny snd being in Ro.sdaie add;
ciarke, 81 state Of Montsns, and sant ps.stieulsriy do do.
so ornoa. ns ' ~ s;. tS.wit; h ,u!ocks sixteen OK.
t rs, tsens,..l l1'l sas '": md ''S ~:pt -: .rsr *. u
aethsr With : strip of ground four hundred and
completing tho south frontage Of block nineteen
Clay street, according to tho plat Of said sddi-
ton on AZ in the office Of tbs county records,
Together with al and singular the tenement..
hereditarreuts, and sppurtenanoas thereunto bel
longing or in rny wiss appertaininG.
Public notice il hereby given that on Saturday.
the 2sth day Of May, A. D. 1882. At IL o'clock m.
81 that day at the front door Of the court house,
ns'eG n d ds%is and ! Clarke ca o,as oo y; M Nor ;a. !
of foreclosure and sale. tell the above described
property, or go. much thereof as may be
nechssary to satisfy raid 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.
d. 1892.
CHAS. NJ. JEFFERlS. Sheriff,
BY FRED z. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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IHE ETA.
STOCKS.

New yoRx. May 1.-Bar silver. s7H.
Copper-Quiet; lake, $l1. g5@l2. 90.
The stock market was more active, and while
transactions were still professional, there was a
te.ter feeling and prices, after some wide huctu-
atiors, we're entirely fractionally higher at close,
which were active and firm.
Lead-Dull; domestic. $4.22H@A27k.
Governments Steady.
Petroleum-Utt,rly abandoned. Only quota.
ton obtainab'e at close was q bid of 5s4 for
June. NO seller.
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H. fse 81 o, oS'i Man, III. ain oiina NJ - sSs W sse
mountsine. ThrOush eIpress trains ~
ssoh dny from IA. Paul and HATTIE.
organized aud nothing viii be neglected rs,
tho comfort oil patients. The cure ia the
same in every detail "a given nj the narenj
institute at Dwight, whore DR.. Pusdy thor
oughiy learned the sYstsm OF treatment.
Tho company was organized BY tne best
ia president OF the board OF trustees, which
Includes tho names Of r. George lIsldt. tho
vell- known stockman, Cashier Wilt, OF tho
Merchants National bank, ex-Mayor Dick
erman ana OAshisr Tracy. Of the Great
Faiia National. IL 10 tina only institute In
Aontsns.
NhAn DR.. Talma0e araapad tho hand OF
DR.. Kelley before u great aadience In the
brooklyn tabernacle the other evening and
called him one Of the greatest philanthropy
ists he e1preseed no idle sentiment. lie
had been to Dwight. had seen 1Uo patients
from all CLASSES OF society taking tho treat
ment, naI seen wrecks of humanity come
fni eauipESa WIN new Arnor Tor the
battle OF life. When this great preacher
insroouceo ens man Wno mas gwen . greHs
pafe OF ms NE 70 tna olseovefy OF . remedy
for the ours OF naolta whion nave ai1acted
NIL mankind IN all ages ne had the
Al
ments' f'ea'hn al ~ y sne evidence
OF more tnan ouuO pAsients
VINO ave received tne tFsatulcns. snu OF
THESE 70 per cent nave neen oored. Law
yefs' physlelnhs, oankers--inen . hAvs
hela ana are noluinE the oess soolai ana
professional tano.ne nag wac have oome
unoet the power OF sl9oaol. are Rtaso1ul
osSoAu etpreaslon " tn1 msn ~nv ave
pTou4ht tnem lortn from ponohRs' women
wno nave become slaves 20 Nieono! OF OPIUM
ans,. ,..e t nss Se fs.n :" t .Sa;s guy 'ne,a
oisSraoe mas tallen on tnetF tslenus. are
Nunneieu ~ shs nnuuseas "I hont snoss
' MuUse minus anu noo'sa nase oeen nsa aMtso
DW.Rus. aas NV n"S ~ .ss."Ppsou. LIS
~ petn."rens WIZ ia VIM n"se o"fh-
es1!y Wtsneu 70 pe cuteu'
~ 10 peltsseu ~ many pepple WHO navo
aover srleo .ns gofe. Nay "nose ss".sIaens.
are u.suppolteH snae 'ne use .. ielnsuies
po"eI4ul euoukn - ouxe nAoon"t1em " wv
oploua nao.s NUS y to''oweo ~ 1euoe1on-
Sno .nJu1.o"s enec.s' ane oaeo uoIon.
paIsusS 1."o!iy "ust 10 ol"anou. "no ~
.ca.. .us.tea =. ."'ss y wv
op.oin Alosn we sSAteho, uss.roys sae uesise
.el e!1ae.. ~ pASess m1nu Ano oouy N me
! TX. ~ nsol.n. esna?s W. ~, mu Isl s'..AanR
"yacn VI ~ ou.o WV ~ "1i
a . sne Cnlcaso I1e1alo. ~ sAys: ~
:. nn 10 te'l."1 u some o. ene ouses eneoeeo
~ 49, u"nsnt wou.u s9uuu ~. : ar 'alei .
Nose WIN tne powet wn,cn
.ne ~ 1ouo,s on'olaae o. Go'o AZ eohnpCunueu
- ~ ncoloy seunls " uave ou asoonoA snu
AA2 . hUkt AVY okO AVA0 viz 4C0bI
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER-NoTICn "a
- hereby given that the undersigned will, until
y o'clock. noon, of Tuesday. the bath day Of May
a: =. 1872, receive sealed bid. for tho furnishing
the period Of time terminating Jpns i. issl; aid
lumber to be delivered when ;nesded. 4 the places
T? % designated t1 the city Of Helena. said
lumber" and left with the city clerk Il bis ofios
in the city hail, between now and noon Of the day
Aforesaid. No bids received after IL O'Clock.
CITY reserves right to reject auy and ali bids.
This notice 10 given pursuant to order Of the
counci! duly made May 10, 1862.
SYDNEY II. MCINTYRE.
City Clerk.
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Money on call easy; closed offered at TX: primo
mercantile paper sat. sterling exchange steady;
sixty day ILLS "A. 86A; demand "a. 87A.
CHICAGO t.Arrhr.
CHICAGO. May 2l.-Cattle-Kecsipts. $500;
steady; natives, 1850 O. 70: stocker'. SO. S0Y3. IS.
Hogs = Receipts. III. 900: higher; rough
and common, $4,000 4. so: mixed and packers,
u G444 20; prime heavy and butchers weights,
S4.8tM4.9h
sheep ltccelpts. $500: tteady; Texans clipped,
81. 5Ofn 5.25; others clipped, S. lUG 6 20.
FltIrAND PRODUCE
Tn1cAen. May 21.-Close-Wheat-easy; cash,
s34sc; July. S3c.
torn-Lower; cash, 49u68.; July. 4sc.
Oats-steady. cash. ?l4c; July. 3l1ac.
harley t0c.
Rye ~78c.
Eork-Wenk; cash. s10.G2h; July, SO. O7H.
Jard-Weak: cash. ST STA
hhoulders-S4.25n4 .37M.
Short clear-tG III
Short ribs 80 Weak, cash. q. 93N5.7A.
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The Fee Hive are leaders in low prices on
towels and table linen. Give them = call.
Tho Popular Route for Summer Tourists,
In going to the mountain or ocean re-
sorts OF the east you arc sure OF a pleasant
journey if your ticket reads via Pennsyl-
vania lines from Chicago. Direct route to
the Atlantic, in the Alleghsnies, Adiron-
dacks and the Catskills. For details ad-
dress j. M. Greaves, travelling passenger
agent, Minneapolis, MINI.
Ladies' blouse waists in large variety just re-
ceived at The bee Hive.
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Full Quart Cans IS Cents
BACH, CORY & o.,
Fine Grocers and Liquor Dealers, Helena, Montana.

NOTlCE-NOTIOE Is HEREBY GIVEN
cseiver Of the late firm Of Gresnhood. bohm Il
Co.. and Is alone authorized to receive and re-
coipt Tor moneys due tho aaid firm.
WI. MUTH, ReseiveE.
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Butcher l. Bradley take the lead in low price,
for hosiery, notions and underwear.
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, SITUATIONS WANrED-FEMALE.
Advertisements unQur this hsAd three tim'
SifG1fi6F wzsfsS~M rcn7aaafS17
or second sirl In kitchen. Add eaa No, 2
Vawter street,
SITUATION WANrRD-A. LADY srENul
rApher aud Typewriter desires \ y lsttion Il
~ e oi shili N"1 x xSir y. ,si as' \, ~, III. Oh atSas :
MISUNDERSTANDING At HUME, IRE ,sE
w curtains. and woplsn Or sa.lins An
housccleaning BY tho day. @a No rtn haonss
NlTuATloN WANTED -~Aa HOusEkEkpEl
~ or companion by ! rafnsd eastarl lady, cor
pss ssas, s ssst ifsRss sSsss ti,.h Address Mira l"a'
Slr = ansoS.s wANIr T l'aoss,, yo ,,Mj,, wtnn DC :
rels.eness Mrs. e, II X. room ~ tosmopoii
tan hotel.
SITUATION WANTEp-RY, YOUNG WOMAl
- to DO cooking q general honssworS. Ad
dress A. NJ, BIZ North nnvis street.
SITUATION WANTED COMPETENT SEC
= ond girl and waitress wishes, situation In
room IL
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements under this head three time,
Sff01T1oN w1STED~af s5Gf6GT665l
~ work BY : young NAV who has plenty Of Ii
Independent Office.
SITUATION WANTED-AN ENERGETIC
~ man would like u situation in II store or as
private secretary; thoroughly understands com
L.. &. Independent Office.
SITUAT1oN WANTED-BY. AN INTELLI-
NJ rant ynnnr man IN n family f0 In uAnern1
Address xitr: I'll II s s''t III. e Office, AAk''A 'A1 '''"'"A'
HELP WANTED FEMALE
W4SfE6cH G0oD 5REssMAKER WH6
Thoroughly understands Gpttins and
Monday and Tuesday.
WAS Ssass.l Saassxo1t: Two " w iaSEiy, o s, Ws.;
side, So. A cook for Granite, $tO.
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
houscwork-must he n good cook. Call
at 4Ol Broadway.
WANTEn-TWo LADY WATERS AND ONE
' landry girl. inquire this afternoon Ut
Fred Naesels, is North Warren.
WANTED-A COMPETENT NURSE FOR
w child three years old, to assist with cham
bar werkmmnst understand !, sewips' ICED Sot;a, ref
500 Madison avenue, between IL and 3.
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
W Homework. Apply at once. None but
need nswer. No. 20a Seventh avenue.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work; wages SIS per month. Call at I'll
Spruce street.
WANTED : APpRENT1CE GIRL FOR
w drsssmaking: Scandinavian Employment
Office, 2B breckenridge street.
XA7ANTED-A NURSE GIRL BETWEEN Is
wv >~l ~ IL A--tr I A--+h R.~Nrou |
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WASTEP-TES GOOD 6ARFENTEEs: "a !
WANTED-sIX MEN TO SAW WOOD IN
fume; 1850 per shift. N. 2. Employment
office, 1909, Helena avenue.
XAIANTED-YOUNG MAN WITH soc. TO
w take half interest in profitable office bus
Can make from 81 70 SSo peg week. f
perience not necessary, Address T., postotace
box 22l, Butte city, Montana.
WANTED-A MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS,
W. not afraid to work, for the r EEL e tate and
WAN MG.f INA r saRsTi Si:as|n.y GooK km1 doR
ment office.
yAIANTED-BARBER: FIRsT-CLAsS MAN;
w steady job. Apply I. NJ, Nowak' Philips
burg, Mont.
XA1ANTED-EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR A
w gentleman Of intelligence and activity t.
largest corporation in every city and
town in Montana. Address Vldex. +. y. Box
2s4, Helena.
\AIANTED-THREE YOUNG MEN 10 RUN
w ~ news agents TN Northern Pacific rail-
road. Apply to Northern News Co., Northern
Pacific depot. Must have security.
- 49,, 80, - -
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WANTED-A .FIVE-ROOM FURNISHED
house IN quiet n,eiShorhood; can give good
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WANTED-WITHIN TEN MINUTES WALK
W Of Main street and Broadway. four or Eve
Office.
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W Ak1ED-rO TRADE 50 ACHES NEAL
Great Fails for Helena property. Steele i
Clements.
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WANTED-TD TRADE HORSES For HEI.
w enA property. Address B. NJ, this office.
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WARTED-ON EAST SIDE. CONVENIENT
'! to court house, two communicating fur
nished Hoonls IN house with modern improve
ments. kent not over SIS per month. Address
X. y. box A57.
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FOR sALE-BULL TERRIER PUPS. SIRED
l. by tho celebrated Little Tish, dam Miss Kate.
aesd lstsen n stoeR' x nao q m Ssn bs s onfa paGie.. fi Xda
dreas. Ed. Patterson. bismarck. N. D.
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XIANTED-YOUNG MAN WITH 9200. TO
w take half interest in profitable Office bus
iness. Can make from $25 to SIS per week. tx
parience not necessary, Address e., postofice
box 22l, Butte city, Montana.
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WANTED-A BUYER FOR A PIECE OF
inside property; just the thing form row Of
fate; close to Main street. VIM. Muth.
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lies blouse waists in large variety just re-
d at The bee Hive.
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XATANTED-BARBER: FIReT-CLASS MAN;
w steady job. Apply T. NJ, Nowak, Philips
burg, Mont.
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BUSINESS CHANCE-A HOTEL DOING AN
- excellent business. central location, first
class furniture. nearly now; dining and kitchen
equipments for 100 guests; only $1,000 cash, bal
ance on time. Owner has larger interests and
must dispose of this. Address Herbert d. Reed,
Bailey block.
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WANTED-A MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS.
w not afraid to work, for the real estate and
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XA1ANTED-EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR A
w gentleman Of intelligence and activity t.
represent largest corporation in every city and
town in Montana. Address Videx. 2. o. Box
2hA. Helena.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

~ III LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN-HERBERT B. REED 4
Az CO... Thompson block. opposite Grand Cen
trial hotel. loAn from $50 to $4,000.
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TO LQAN-IN SUMS 10 SUIT. Low RATES
= OF interest Steele d Clements.
M ONEY TO LOAN-STEELE d CLEMENTS,
AL In suuls to suit, low rate Of interest, NO
commission. NO interest in advance, no delay.
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THE CONVENTION REINERY.
Beans Enough for $4,000 Peraons and
served by Young Lady VOImmteers.

MINNEAPoLIs. June Gone OF the features
OF the Convention hall is the bennery A great
deal has been written about this but the truth
has not been told. Probably third OF the
crowd vino are able to get into the Convention
will have to dine there. 1t is long building.
nearly opposite the hall. and is capable Of
sentinG about 500 ut once. The idea is one Of
Mr. George Brackets. When he first came to
Minneapolis and went campaigning he used
to have a beauery around with him. and he
says he found that most people patronized 1t
in preference to regular restaurants. where
they could get u variety OF dishes
This beancry at Convention Hall is as un-
like the late lamented Oliver Hitchcock's
place as it is possible to imagine and. in piac,
of gobs OF soggy beans. there will be served
to morrow. according to Mr.. Bracket a dish
that is fit for II king The cooking began to-
day. aud will be finished at noon tomorrow.
1t takes twenty four hours and n cord OF wood
Mr.. Bracket says. to cook bean as It should
he. To begin with. there were thirty holes
dug in the ground. and then thirty cords Of
wood were put into them and burned. When
the wood was all aglow tho flames were put
out and thirty huge iron pots. filled with beans
and n little water. were put into the holes and
covered with tin covers. Finally. thirty sto-
kers went around with shovels and piled
the glowing wood all about and over the pots
unit! they were actually buried in the merry
mass. Then the whole was covered with earth
to bake There were, enough beans in the
thirty kettles to feed $4,000 hungry men
tion Of pretty young women from the churches,
who have volunteered to feed the crowd. and
are In have signs reading something like this:
Come in and have cup Of coffee made like
your, mother makes it and served by your SIS
ters."
The sisters are kindly and n very fine look
ing lot OF young ladies. the daughters. many
Among the signs displayed Oh the various
houses opened for boardcrs Is this: Mrs.
Schoer. table board for all. ! have II few rooms
and beds for Christians. Non. other need np-
ply" Mrs. Scheer has two regular bourucrs.
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rersed. They have arranged to make anoth-
| demonstration OF q similar cha racter to

rersed. They have arranged to make anoth-
demonstration OF similar character to
morrow.
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE MEETS.
The National Committee met Mt ii A. NJ. to
receive reports OF tho subcommittee on tho
on,estcd seats. John W. Dwight was secre-
tary of tho committee in place OF Mr.. Fassett
Tho only sub. committee ready to report was
that which had tho Utah case in charge.
The regular delegation. which Is n Blaine
delegation. was promptly seated. 1t was
voted to allow Oklahoma and each OF
the other Territories six seats In the
Convention. but they arc t. have only
two votes each. Senator Quay then thought
that tho committee should proceed to name
the temporary Chairman for the Convention
tomorrow but. at the suggestion OF Powell
CLAYTON Of Arkansas the committee adjourned
until y o'clock in the evening 1t was an
nounccd that at that time all the sub-commit-
tees on contested seats would be ready to re-
At the evening session the subcommittee
on the Alabama contest reported mat II ma
blaine delegates ut large and also the itlaine
men from three Of the four contested dis
tricts. In the other district one delegate was
This gives. according to the Blaine men. II
hnnI' iis Harrison men say they will have
nine delegates even II all the Blaine men are
seat cd. Mr.. Brady. u member OF the sub-com.
mittr". presented minority report in favor ~
seating tho Mosely delegates. who are Tor
senator Hiscock." replied Raymond. You
can have my resignation at any moment. You
can have 1t now II yon want 1t. | don't pro-
pose to permit YOU to bullduze mo. l have no
moro to do with Iorter's going over to tho
anti Harrison mon than you have"
Collector Hendricks showed up just at this
moment and hostilities ceased. but senator
IIiscock md the butcher statesman Of New
York county proposed TO make It very hot for
Raymond.
The Louisiana case was. decided against
til. Wurmoth delegates. n victory Tor the kc-
logg faction. Tho contests from North Caro-
lima W. re decided as follows:
In the Fourth district. " Hanson was seated
In place Of Nichols: In the sixth district the
contestants and cnntcstces will ench have half
vote: in tho Seventh district. Dir. Mott will
have o vote. and the contcstees. Waller and
Bailey. q half vote en"h.
In the Mississippi cnsc the contestants Wore
all seated by Il vote Of four to three. The ac
ton If the committee throws out about forty
Harrison votes.
In the North Carolina contests. Col Canadny.
committeeman. SAYS that no change In the
vote for President will be effected by the ac
tinn OF tho committee.
By II vote OF q, to 20 j. Sloat Fassett was
chosen temporary Chairman. The vote was
then made unanimous.
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DEDICATING CONVENTION HALL.
DR.. Dopew Tells the Difference Between
the Two Parties.

MINNEAPOLIS. June B.-Convention Hall was
dedicated to night with sort of mass meeting
OF the delegates and visiting statesmen DIR.
Chauncey NJ Depew was the orator of the
occasion. and In the course OF his speech he
said:
distinguished statesman OF Missouri remar ked the
other day that the differences between the parties
were so unmporisnt that IL did not make much differ.
ehce 10 which the OF them citizen be onged. We who
nave come here US the representatives Of III. Repub
can party, do not entertain any such idea The
story OF our organization its and Its measures OF
the past are part OF its claim popular support Tie
Democratic party neither through the mouths Of its
"raors nor me utterances OF Its Conventions nor til.
editorials OF iisnewspAprrs. ever refers to n Demo
cratic statesman since ten. SON. with one excep
ton. They do speak OF ex-rresident Cleveland; some
times from Alb any. then again from Syracuse some
times In the New York nmiL and thu again IN tLc N,u
category Of lenelson or OF Jackson wEcu part OF nis
other part as u "mountatn or beef" M m,ntiuu 4.
ever made OF folA % Pierce. or of buchanan. 40
I'M ns 81 rr @ faith brings
The Republican party. on the other hand hangs up
ives and achsSemss 10" "re 'Ighn I'm hnpw that their
country Az the head ot the list THE SAVIOR" 81 inc
rc R"Gt a as' emn.a .oSt non Then
gathered the scattered fragments or mower and
welded them into . irresistible force I =
Grant Then comes The educator. soldier states
OF the college commencement and the aspiration OF
Ams TO- cyonshnJAms. A Garns,d Then that
Arthur. wssS onor and express our bes: wishes for
long life and appiness for Rutherford r. Hayes and
Whatever me 10 the outcome of this Convention il