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A BLOODY RIOT.
Precipitated by Two Men Who Would
Not Fay Fare.

Precipitated by Two Men Who Would
Not Fay Fare.
LATRoBE, Pa. June IA riot occurred
IN a LiRonier Valley train last night which
resulted in the death of n person and will
likely terminate fatally to another. About
six O'Clock thirty or forty employees Of
Booth 4 Flynn's tone quarry boarded the
Valley train At this place. John Higgins
and Patrick Diamond had not purchased
tickets. At LAtrobs station, whom Con-
fares, the quarrel began. The train was
stopped and Kuhn ordered the men ont.
Higgins and Diamond refused to 20. John
I4ape, brakeman, and Harry Knox. con-
struction laborer. undertook to eject them.
when Others of the quarrymen took up the
demanded that Higgins and Diamond be
allowed to retain their seats.
Then began a terrible riot. Fifty mon
figured in the fight. Nor ow and Horne
fought like tigers, but the trainmen stuck
to them plucklly and whom the Quarrymsn
found they were being overpowered Morrow
nicked MP a piece of scantling and struck
John Lape, brakeman, Oh the head, crush
ing in his skull. Then turning to Knox,
Morrow knocked him down, splitting his
skull also. While Morrow was engaged in
This murderous work Horne was fighting the
quarrymen In the car. Others having raj
lied to the aid Of the trainmen. several of
the quarrymen were knocked down and
brutally kicked. three of them being seri-
ously injured. Both Morrow and Horne
jumped from the train and disappeared in
the darkness. Officers Fry and Cannon. Of
this place, organized a posse of citizens,
who soon hunted the two men down and
lodged them II Jail at Greensburg.
Joe Lape, the brakeman. who lived at
Ligonier, il dead. Knox will hardly re.
cover. .
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Full Quart Cans IS Cents
BACH, CORY & co,
Fine Grocersl and Liquor Dealers, Helena, Montana.

HUMMONs-1H THE DISTRICT COURT
- OF the First judicial district Of the state Of
Montana In and for tho county OF Lewis and
ammo n. Merritt, plaintiff, x. Madeline y.
.1T6e stats d Mont.n. sands greeting 70 tho
You arc hsrsby required to appear In N action
IN Giffpq9 e &: : dist.;aiy s eaa ~ t e a. aso Mr! name. ;nsio,p p r dis.
compliant hisd therein. within tan days
.s,vio. D yo : q this AZ .sm@ ~ .s' 4 sssys sd's wi.S III
within 81. .d-i.tiiot. within twenty dday.;; ethcsswi.:
o. taken against you. according to the prayer OF
p, IN ne 4 , AZ e, !: sssr 81 Is + ' ss;ss . H. ~. It :.
1 n.w Ssd sn nfi Ifsr nsh st. ss'y q q Mo ms'sn.' to eSgnsY I q g.
owns = ~ q II sa1S1 70 '1 ast. X !. Z ds s"s e & III.
g court Teg, .na. u ; IN cloud ~ dfo ao,,lpr .s;anti, IT, ti ths
defend. mt hi. No interest or estate whatever in
said. land. and that one cortain deed. to defend
ant 10 null and void a. sgainst plaintiffs tits
Issafs e in sna ah ssa p' a. = ill., i said I's p,. sii Z Il sa3s
been in tbs actual undisturbed possession Of said
land for sixteen years last past, and having held
fendant: and for such further. relief az may be
int and equitable: Al q which appears more
spessis II r sas e9@9ii Is Rsre 3a MADE nss nst''n 70 wh''h
And you are hereby notified that i. you fail to
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the re let demanded in the complaint.
Glven under my hand and the seal Of the dis
trict court Of the First judicial district OF the
STATE Of Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
.---n and Clarke, this 18th day OF
Zeal May, in the year of our Lord.
District one Thousand eight hundred aud
49, JOHN BEAN, Clerk
By H. Il. THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk
e. L. KNOWLES. Attorney for plaintiff.
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THE CHURCHES.

II DAENNM lsNE 1EAa
Unitarian services. q. "A. n. hAll-ME
Crooker will. pxeAok a n I. N. ~ ss1hs
Rsal! yesus." There viii % NO evsnane
service
IN Peters church, warren and 0tAnd-
Rsx. w. WArno Wilson, az Detroit. Mtch.,
will preach both morning and evening,
services q the usuAl hours All are COR
daily invited. ss
frat Presbyterian church, corner Elev.
enth avenue and Ewing stseeA-Gst.
vioes AZ II q. m. and eight p -. Rev. ]. q,
Tate, OF HastingA Neb., will occupy 1hs
pulpit morning and evening.
Oakes Street N, II. Churoh.-Ssrylooa q
"a 2. ~. and eight n =. Sunday school q
g:AO n ~. Prayer mestinQ. "wednesday
evening ~ eight o'clock. All are soydtslly
invited. Y. !. Hawk. pastor.
Grand Street Nethodist, corner Grand
and Warren strssts.-Dr. Vincil, OF a.
Louis, will occupy Nhs pulpit In ths morn.
Ing. and Rsv. A. q BAns, Of OAKLAND, Cal,
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FILTER YOUR WATER.

Don't drink disease or diptheria. Pro
tsct the health Of yourselves and children,
We claim to have the only germ proof watel
filter in the world. Remember half the
sickness comes from the water you drink.
enjoy good health, can afford to be without
Pastsur hltsr. We let you try one and i
they do not do all we claim We don't ask
pay for IL. We guarantee to purify the
water from all dirt, disease and germ mat
ter. Cali and see the filters in working or
der. Compare the water as it is drawn to
that which is filtered by our hitter. One Of
our filters is now in use at Heperdeizel candy
store, whore it will also be shown to those
who wish to see it. This filter 10 patented
by Pasteur. of Paris. the celebrated hydro
phobia physician.
STuRRooK q BRowN. Sole Agents,
Sanford & Evans Building.
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democratic pasty. You are only . small
portion Ut IL, II, Of Chicago, you atte mps
the role of dictators OF the convention Won
will he ridden over. and after you
ata ridden over ron will resem-
BILE the ripe banana which had
the audacity to try to stop the whsela Of an
Ice wagon. That gathering At the Chicago
convention IL going to be an assemblage OF
democrats from all parts Of the country.
and il You persist in your announced course
you win find that you have about az much
10 do with the work of that convention a.
the fly on the driving wheel has to do with
we'll come down. Cleveland ia going to be
nominated, and you will have to support
him. You cannot accomplish anything
with Hill, nor can you prevent Cleveland's
nomination. Do you know what call you
whom You hold on TO Hill? l call you hon
orary pail bearera."
Mr.. O'NsiM,a audience took this burst
good naturedly. They had TO.
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No Use for a Circulation Liar.

A London insurance man, who is in the
city. says the Philadelphia Record. said:
1--WE have in London one of the most
unique newspapers in the world; for, while
1t is published every day in the year except
Sundays, a copy Of it is never sold or cir
culnted. The Evening Telegraph of Lon
don is issued each afternoon from the office
of the Daily Telegraph, which PAPER ia n
morning daily issued six times a week, and
has the largest circulation of any paper in
England. and. with one exception, the
largest in the world. The proprietors of
the Daily Telegraph, in printing the even
ing edition, which is copyrighted, do 60
merely to protect themselves in the right
to the use of the name in case they ever
care to issue an evening edition, and also
a sheet and gathering the great advantage
which the use of the title. Evening Teie-
graph, would give"
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TOO MUCH COFFEE.
1t Causes Peter Mex cover to Becom
Maniac.

1t Causes Peter Mckeever to Become a
Maniac.
A case where a man has become insane
through excessive indulgence in coffee was
discovered in Chicago last week, when
Peter McKeevsr, Il restaurant keeper, was
taken to the detention hospital by his wife
for examination. While the doctors were
proceeding with their investigation Nc
keever became violent and before no could
be controlled he had torn his clothes al
most entirely from his body. Mrs. Mo
keever says: FOL the past two or three
years my husband has token scarcely any
SOLID food. but has subslded almost en-.
tirely upon coffee. Although we tried to
persuade him to change his method Of liv-
ins and abstain from coffee, for We saw
that it was inlpairing his mind, We were
unable to do 70. He could not leave coffee
alone
DR.. Wade says there seems to be no other
reason for his insanity than the one az.
signed by his wife.-Cinoinnsti Enquirer.
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s FOR $1,000.
A Pretty Stiff Wager Made by Two MIL
waukee People.

A Pretty Stiff Wager Made by Two MIL
waukee People.
Tossing up a silver coin for such a sum
much more rapid pace than is seen in Mil
waukee oftener than once or twice q year
at least. yet that is what two we'll known
and reputable citizens did in the local
Office of the Northwestern railroad, on Wis
consin street, Wednesday afternoon. says
the Milwaukee Sentinel. The gentlemen
whose betting proclivities reached the de-
vslopment indicated are Charles u. Kipp,
the South Side manufacturer. silver mine
owner and capitalist, and Albert GeerlinRs.
local passenger agent of the Baltimore d
Ohio road. Ordinarily Messrs. Kipp and
Geerlings do not ascend to such a height in
their wagers. but they rarely meet in a pub
lie place without a few dolla.s changing
hands in iii ing at a crack in the floor"
the ''hippse' coming closest to the
crack, Of course. pocketine the money.
sons office Wednesday the customary
Tipping" exercise was zone through.
Geerlings won and qnit, and kipp .verred
That serllngs wasn't much OF a sport. In
the end, it is reported he made his remarks
man in the party " o had the nerve to
wager $1,000. Mr.. Geerlings is believed to
have taken the remark as a direct implica-
ton upon his betting blood. 50 picked up
the gauntlet. A playing card was produced
and laid on the floor. Whoever came the
closest to that card with his coin was "a
receive n check for $1,000 from the other.
While the $500 clerks and the rest of ths
spectators eaped in amazement, Mr.. Kipr
tossed up his dollar. 1t rolled away from
the card about a foot. Mr.. GeeflinRs' dol
lar dropped fat IN the card. A check or
the Merchants Exchange bank for $1,OO(
WAS Immediately dawn up by Mr.. kipp
Not now" was The rejoander w. 4 know
good thing when I've got it." And b,
tucked the check in his ~portmonnais 90 b.
stro!led away.
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Perhaps see!ey Was There.

Burt seiger, haiIing from St. Louis, was
yesterday afternoon buncoed out Of $l60 on
a poker hand, and james Cary. Charles
Klein and Isaac Epstein were arrested on
the charge of 'perating a confidence game,
says tho Kansas City Journal. The four
men were on an incoming Missouri Pacific
train and were induleing in a quiet game
OF euchre for points. During the progress
of the game Epstein remarked that he held
a good poker hand. 1t this Seieer said hs
also held a good poker hand, and proposed
that Ne game be turned from euchrs to
poker, which was accordingly lone and the
cigars bet. From cigars for the crowd the
stakes grew to q box, and from a box OF
cigars to 81. Continuing at this rate the
neat bet of $160-all Seiaer hsd-was made
and the turn called. Seiger held four kings
and Mk. Epstein four aces.
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western Delegates.

CnIcAuo, June lS.-The western delegates
bays taken steps which may have An i'm
aporAant bearing upon the result Of the con-
3ysution. Tonight representatives Of the
ttsns-N Mississippi states moro especially
Sthosa intereatsd In the free coinage quss-
Etion. held 1 meeting Ut the Palmer house
TOT the purpose Of deciding upon come
action whereby the west must be recognized
q { factsr in tho presidential struaRle.
Alter me conferences II was decided to hold
Il further meeting tomorrow and then ar
range . meeting In which all western dele
Gates will take part Monday. The exact
Intentions OF the delegates are not declared.
gbut II ia freely stated that nothing 10 ex-
pseted for that territory from Cleveland
and 10 representatives did not intend plac-
inQ him Ia q position where he could grant
o. refuse any request made.
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Talks Like Wolcott.

CHICAGO, June lS.--"The Colorado delega-
tion will mot. under any contingency. vote
Tor Cleveland" said ex-senator Thomas
Patterson. Of Colorado tonight. THE
reason ia his unreasonable and unrelentinU
Onmity TO free coinage. To favor Cleve-
land and free coinage 10 { political para
delegates want q candidate whom they have
reason to know will not veto a free coinage
Law If congress enacts one. If Cleveland 10
nominated he will not only lose New York.
but almost certainly several southern states.
owing to the alliances deep feeling on the
coinage question. I believe the nomina-
ton Of Cleveland will lose the democracy
not only the presidency, but the next house
OF representatives."
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aprlneer Boems Palmer.

CHICAGO, June l8.-PAlmsr's boom re-
osived m impetus to-day BY the arrival Of
congressman Springer and his delegations.
He said Clsyeland's nomination would be
political suicide, and il would be the duty
Of the Illinois delegation TO support Palmer
f,om the very opening Of the convention.
Springer said IL Cleveland ia nominated it
will u necessary to re-OrRanizs the demo-
cratic party OF New York. TO discard the
organization which nominated and elected
TI1den; which nominated Cleveland twice
and onoe carried the state for him for presi
dent; which nominated ana elected him
cessive and signal victories to its credit in
the stAte, would be an act of political
suicide. / cannot believe the national con
ventiOn will do it."
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W%AsHINaToN, June 1S.-The general def
ciency. the last Of tho appropriation bills,
was reported in the house. 1t a%ppropriatea
1880. 525. Of which $4,000 is for the GEN.
sus bureau. The house spent the remain
der of tho session in committee of the
whole on the tin plate bill. Bowers (Csl.
making q general tariff speech in favor OF
the Mckinley law. The house adjourned
till Wednesday noon.
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Hin Ran Behind Them All.

CHICAGO. June 18.-Ex-Secretary Whit
my, in an interview Of some length, stated
that the opposition to Cleveland 10 not 20
much opposition to the ex-president az it
ID TO the independent vote that follows him.
He thinks grave injustice is lone in identi-
flying Cleveland with mugwump methods.
az though be was not a good, hearty man.
Whitney cited figures to show that the vote
for Cleveland steadily increased each time.
and that Hill got less votes than Cleveland,
Cook or Jones when on the ticket with
either.
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Money on call easy; closed offered N: prime
mercantile paper 2AG4h: sterling exchange
quiet, steady; sixty-dAy bills "a. S7A; demand
S4.S7A.
CHICAGO CATTLE.
CHICAGO. June Standardization. 1900;
slow; extra steers. S4.4094.s5: others, $3.5O@
s.2j; Texans. 81. 2sG 3.25: stocser S2.2543.25.
hogs Receipts. 14.00O: clio ed weak; rough,
$A.5094 Is; mixed and packers. S4.s0@4.95: good
to prime heavy, So.OJGya.2J.
Sheep Receipts. 3,O0J: dull and love-. year
!ings, $o.OO16 rs; westerns, 81. 75g6. Is: Texans.
%. 25G5. 90.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. June 1a-Close-Wheat-Steady; cash
773c; July, 7Shc.
Corn-Higher; cash. 51hc: July, 48Ic.
Oats-Steady: cash, SlSc; July, S0Sc.
Barley 6Oc.
Pork-Cash. July, $40. Il.
Lard-Cash. S8.4O; July, $6.47n.
Short ribs-$6. 70G6. 72H
Shoulders-U Unchanged.
Short lear-Unchanged.
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Run Down by an Island.

Capt. George W.. Torrey, OF Seattle
WASH. of the fishing schooner Alice, r.
ports that his boat was almost run down BY
n floating island in the Pacific ocean, of
Cape Flattery. The captaingand crew went
on ID snd made partial exploration. There
was . hut and a small farm on the island
q other signs OF habitation, although
there we're NO signs Of life.
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SaurAne ~ Con
gresH ID q d Tim
Campbsll and Amot
j. Cumminas OF New
York, both Hall
Congressman
VNeill, of Missouri,
was also present,
Mr.. O'Neill believes
that Cleveland will
hn rAuominntaH ANIL
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One Count of Noses,

CHICAGO, June 1S.-An afternoon paper
says Hill has made q canvass of the situa-
tion at present with the following result:
Cleveland. 4G1; Hill, 297; Palmer, 49; Car
Isle. 80; Boies, rs; Gray. 49,; Morgan. 16.
Necessary to 3 choice, 500. The Hill men
still predict Cleyaland,s dafaat.
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For Tom orary Chairman.

CHICAGO. June 18.-The subcommittee on
temporary organization held a meeting to-
day, but did not decide on the temporary
chairman. The decision will be made at q
meeting Monday. Owens. of Kentucky.
and Stevenson, of Illinois, continue in
front as probabilities for the Office, with
some mention of Wilson, Of West Virginia.
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Northern Pacific steamer Arrives.
TACOMA. WASH. juno 1.-THE Phranane
he first vessel of the Northern Pacif,
line between Tacoma and China
Irrived TODAY with a cargo Of tea and silk
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The Eloquent Breckenridge.

CHICAGO, June 18.-Congressman Will
liam G. Breckenridge. the bost southern e1-
ponent of free trade. has been agreed upon
- the man to nominate Cleveland. His
oratory is picturesque and his speech is
expected to make an impression on the
convention. Mr.. Cleveland has expressed
4 desire that one of the delegates from his
native state. Now Jersey, be selected to
second his nomination.
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The Indiana Delegation.

CHICAGO, june 1s.-At a meeting Of the
Indiana delegation for the purpose OF or
Ranization the Gray men endeavored to So
cure the enforcement of the unit rule and
forced q test vote on the motion to that
effect. The result was q tie. fifteen to if
teen. the two doubtful delegates, Cass, OF
Valparaiso, and Houston, of Bedford, vot-
ing with the Cleveland men. The matter
was then dropped, but the contest will be
resumed Monday.
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A Mammoth Diamond.

Tho largest cut diamond in the world,
that named the Imperial" BY the prince
Of Wales, was discovered in the South
African mines in 1885. III its present shape
it weighs 1872 carats, and 10 valued at IL
0OO, OOO francs.
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WHAT O'NEILL CALLS THEN.

As 6kys ~ nllt No. II NSw xssk A.
Honorary Fall- Bearsrs.
WAsurNoroH. June lA.--Ssvsral OF ths
New York delegates to che Chicago con-
vention have been to Warrington on =
visit The other day they wstc enter
tanned al luncheon al the house rea.
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MONEY TO LOAN,

MONEY TO LOAN,
Gh00-TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
'P'N" Thos. 1. Goodwin, room Si8, Granite
block.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
nA and farm property Vim de Lacy. Fesady.
MONEY To LOAN ON IMPROVED FARM
HA and city property at reasonable rates OF
interest Steele L. Clements.
MONEY TO LOAN-HERBERT d. REED d
~ Co., block. opposite Grand Gem
trial hotel. loan from $50 to $4,000.
MONEY TO LOAN-H. b. PALMER. SEE
3A adv.. pages
MONEY TO LOAN-STEELE Il CLEMENTS.
Al In sums to suit, low rate of interest, no
commission. no interest in advance. no delay.
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RlDS WILL BE RECEIVED-BlDS FOR
~ the erection of : Catholic church in Boulder
will be RECEIVED by the secretary till June -
For plans and specif. atoms apply to J. L. La
Driere, architect. Helena. and for other informa-
ton apply to 3. Fl. Neumayr, secretary, Boulder,
Montana.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-sEALED PRO
of the city Of Helena. Montana, at the office OF
the city clerk Tuesday. Juno Il, 1892, until u m.
for the construction OF storm water sewers and
appurtenances for the drainsse Of Main street.
between Sixth and Placer avenue.
Forms Of proposals and contract. also tho
plans. prohles and specifications may be seen
at the office OF t.e city engineer, city hall.
The city council reserves the right to reject an,
or all bids. J. i. KEERL,
City Engineer.
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NOTICE. or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ Notice is hereby given that a meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Mac Mining Il Milling COM
pany will be held at the office of the company,
at 81 Knight street. in the city Of Helena. state
July. 1892, at two o'clock p. M, Of said day, for
the purpose of submitting to such stockholders
a proposition to increase the capital stock of the
Mac Mining d Milling company to the amount
OF four hundrei Thousand AOO, COO shares. Of the
par value Of five dollars $50 per share: the pres
ent capital stock Of said company being three
hundred thousand (s0O. GOO shares Of the oar
value of five doiIars (f5}.
BY order of the board of trustees.
A. MCLEAN,
President.
II. A. MAcLEAN,
Secretary.
J. G. MCCAIN,
A. MCLEAN,
II. A. MACLEAN,
Majority of Trustees.
Dstsd Helena, June a., 1892.
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One Of the UmatiIla Indians, now at
Washington, turns his nose up at store
clothes.
Right Hon. Sir Francis Clare Ford, at
present British ambassador to Spain, has
been appointed British ambassador to
Turkey.
A life saving medal has been awarded
Mont 2. Rosehthal, Of Riverside, CALI q
lad of "A, for rescuing a man from drown
ing at the peril of his own life
Frank w. Locke, saloon keeper at Lar
rabee and Oak streets, Chicago, shot and
killed his stepson, Joseph Kawales. Ka-
wales was tough character and. claims
the shooting was done In self defenEs
A canvass Of both branches Of the yir-
ginia general assembly as to their choics
for the Democratic presidential nominee
this year resulted as follows: Cleveland,
%; Hill. 50; German, 5; q western man, 9;
not committed, Q. Total los