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Money on call easy; closed offered at IN:
prime mercantile paper .8h@5h; sterling or
change. quiet and steady: sixty-day bills. ~. 1914;
demand, 81. ".
tHlCAG rATFr,p.
CHICAGO. Aug. II .-Cattle-Receipts: / 10000;
slow and steady to l5o lower: double extra
steers, $5.00@5. 80; good to choice, 81. 1894. 95;
others, 3d. 85@4. %; Texans, $2.A5@3.5 so; rangers,
So. 40@3.4 IS.
Hoss-keceipts 5000: slow. 1O@15c lower;
rough packers, $5.l5@5.50 SO: good mixed, $5.60@
$40; prime heavy and butchers weights, IS. 80@
5.N; light. $4.5OA5.s IS.
sheep-Receipts. 0.o00; sheep trihe lower;
lambs 25c lower; natives. So. 100000; Texans,
-. westerns, 81. 8094. IS.
CHICAGO PRODUCg
CH1cAon. Aug. l7.-Close-Wheat-Lower;
cash. 1870: September. 1870. y
Corn-ha sier; cash. $40; September, 51Kc.
Enthusiastically: cash. 321ac: September, 32ho.
Barley Csc.
~Pork-Cash, S11.80; September. $1ls7h.
lard-Cash. $7.97hs: September, 50.
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VIII Increase the Cost.

WASHINGTON, Aug. disappearing Arch
itect Edbrooke says, regarding the new
eight hour law, that he estimates it will
increase the cost of construction twelve per
cent. The government ssends abont
twenty-five millions annually on public
buildings. and the additional expenditure
under the law will be three millions. He
says the law will make a serious difference
in the CHI racter of public buildings to be
erected in Washington. Omaha, St. Paul,
Milwaukee and San Francisco,
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licf--but you want more than that And
you rot II, with this Remedy--thsEe's 1 ours
chronic cases, no mattsr 81 how long stand
ing, yield u it, mild, soothing, claanslnx and
healing properties. Gold lii the Head
needs but 4 few applications Catarrhal
Headache, and al tho troubles that come
from Catarrh, arc ut oncs relieved and
cured.
You can count on something elsa, too
$500 in cash.
You can count ON II, but It's more than
doubtful whether you earn ii
The proprietors Of DR.. 6agsAs Remedy, In
good faith, ofsr that amount for IN incur
have one, though They'll pay you, II they
can't cure you. That's certain.
But they can cure you. That's just about
Is certain, too. Can you ask more
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Murdered by MarAuding Apaches.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Aotinp Secretary
Grant received a telegram this morning
from Gen. McCook, at Los Angeles, Cal. in
regard to the case Of two men murdered at
Davenport's ranch. sixteen miles south of
necor, N. ~, on the 9Th, from which it ap-
pears that the act probably was committed
by q party of eight renegade Apaches, under
the notorious Kidd. recently seen i'll tina
vicinity. Gen. McCook says he has four
parties in search of the marauders, TWO
from San Carlos, one from. Bowie, one from
Grant. Tho troops with the boundary COM
mission are also keeping watch for them.
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Migration of a Family

CEDAR RAPIDS. H., Aug. 17.-The man,
wife and dog. who started from Seattle,
WASH. to walk to Chicago. registered at
the Chicago Il Northwestern depot this
evening. They will start enst in the morn
ing. They have till September Is to COM
plete the journey. They made Thirty miles
to-day
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Dyepepsla.

D~yspepsla.
That nightmare ofman's existsnos which
makes food a mockery md banishes sleep
from weary syes, readily yields 10 the POI
Dandslion Tonic. It tones up tho digest
i've orgaus, restores the appetite, makes as
similRtion OF food possible and invigorates
the whole system. All druggists sell it al
a per bottle.
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NOTIcE--IN THE FIRST JUDICIAL DIS
~ trict court. Lewis and Clarke county, state

NoAl'Et--lN lHE TIhDl JUUIJAAL DIS
~ trict court. Lewis and Clarke county, state
Of Montana.
Notice 10 hereby given that Robert..P. VAIN
wright and Caroline COX having filed Ia this
court tieir petition. asking for An order and de-
cree of this court, directing and authorizing tho
Of benjamin q. brooke. deceased, to convey 10
them all Of block three hundred and four tsGi)
Of tho Brooke addition to the city OF Helena. in
Undertaking, made, executed and, delivered by
said deceshed in his life time. ON the a0th day Dc
July. 1890. 4 copy of which is to said petition at
taehed and made . part thereof, the hearing Of
which has been tixed by said court for Saturday,
the seth dny of Septsmbsr, 1892, at ten o'ci0cf 4.
III. OF said day at the court room thereof, ut Tia
court house in the city of Helena. county of
Lewis and Clarke. and all persona interested in
said estate are notified then and there to appsar
and show cause. II ANY there bs, why tho said or
der and decree should not be granted.
JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
By {. w BURTON. Deputy Clerk
bhnber Il tsscb. attorneys.
OAtsd July 30. 1882 IT. .+..-
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the Missea Magic, who are prepared 10 fur
nish board. Meals 80 cents. Board 81 per
week. Tickets. ~twenty-one meals. "a.

Change OF Time on the Great Northern.
Commencing Monday. Aug. 9, Tho Great
Northern trains will leave Helena 40 fol
lows:
No. butte local, $50 q. m.
No. A-Atlantic express. (east bound),
1O:15 a. M.
No. 23-Paoino express. (west bound),
3:55 p. m. b. H. LANGLEY.
General Ticket Agent.
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The MARKETS.
f1OCKA
"-| EIUCKI -"
NEW YoRw. Aug. 17.-Bar silver. IS.
Copper-null; lake. S11. b0111. 90.
ro>l EAo.l,. lr~,r.n a nn&Al nk

Ieau-GVBduys UU1le1EIC, |4s00y1sVJ. "---" T
The stock market displayed u raactionary tenn
per. despite the strength Of irdustrials. sugar
and lead icing leaders among the latter. Spe-
cisl animation was developed in Heading. Rock
Island, Burlington, New England, Erie and st.
Paul in the aftern3on. The close was quiet and
weak at lowest prices Of the day. Sugar pre-
ferred scored a net gain of ~, Cotton Oil Lost
l1s, Burlington IN. New England IN, Wheeling
and Lake Erie preferred III, New York Cen
tral /. . ....". ..-.-l III
Governments-Dull, arm. n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. closed 56Ac. ~
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Lady saxondals and Lady Bsss are the latest
issues of the Court Of London series. The Bee
Hive has the complets line Ut 6Oc per volume.
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HELP WAN1ED-MI sCELLANEOUs.

A GENTS WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE,
n old and young, $15 to S25 per day easily made
selling our Queen plating outfits, and doing gold,
silver. nickel. copper and brass plating, that Is
warranted to wear Tor years. on every GLASS of
metal, tableware, jewelry, etc, Light and easily
handled, no expense required to operate them.
I an be carried by hand with ease from house to
house, same as grip sack or sacheL Agents are
making money rapidly, They sell to a;most
Cheap, durable. simple and within the resoh Of
every one. Plates almost instantly. equal to the
finest new work. Send for circulars, etc. Queen
City. SILVER and Nickel Plating Co.. East st
Louis, Ill.
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Southwest silver Convention.

Ell PAso, Tex, Aug. 1.-THE executive
committee of the southwest silver owen
ton yesterday issued q call for the second
annual convention. to meet in this CITY
Monday. Dec. s. As n reason for the call
the committee says: "The silver industry
at this time ia in the most critical condi-
ton. Mines are closing down and further
exploration and development Of the mineral
resources of the southwest have received q
serious shock"
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James ID Morrow Gr,at
Fails
Gilman Riggs, East
Helena
Mrs lied mond. Jeffer-
ION I ounty
Peter Davies, Rimini
Charles Barclay,
Butte
G Smith hoffin, Chi
cago
Mrs HARRISON, Chicago
Miss HARRISON. Chicago
Frank Murrsy. | o1net
Z + Hendricks, Marys-
Vile
James Lang. Stempie
frank d Parker, New
York
Pc hallacombe, Hills
ton, Iii
C Il Riale, Helena
Daniel salfs, boulder
George Rogers, Butte
l. y Curtis. Oakland,
Ill
ID Simpson, Marysville
His, X Simpson,
Marysv,lle
+ Besttie, Jr. 1iel-
ina
Chas Cortway. Boss
burg
Miss z Van Tromp.
spokane
John ID Morris, Balti-
more, Md
Mrs Eva Morris, Hell
ena
CT ~Schermerhorn,
Helena
Mrs " lillian Riddel,
Clancy
VIM j Higgins. White
nulphur Springs
W l. Taylor, Castle
Thomas w Fisher. Hal
] II Murphy, Rimini
VIM Hagstrom, Chi
caso
George II Hicks, Kan
sas City
X M Majors, Fort Chs
ter
} Mennier, Butte
Ii Cummings, Town
send
Fred Ogden. Buffalo
James selway. Dillon
il Aullzer. Dillon
J Al Dresser, Mason,
Mich
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Arrivals at the Grand Central.

s S Busler. Chicago
c s heinf Eth, Phila-
delphia
Mrs hi2gs, East Heleca
Il B Jones', CItumwA,
lows
Master Redmond. JEFF
fersOn county
W K Murray, Empire
Miss Minnie Massman,
Emp!re
Henry Harkson, Chi
cago
p Il Bowling, Comet
John Hanley. Butte
3 A oliver Rapid City,
] W Whitney, New
York
l. j. Mahoney. Butte
L Morrctte, Helena
II w leat.ie, Helena
III II Parker. Boulder
w Il I hesley, San
Francisco
Owen Iyrnes. Jay
Gould
J A /; Carbis. Marys-
vile
Il saughan, Helena
II G kelf. Helena
John tcott, i lossburg
hlrs N s Nestai, Avon
Miss II Hicks, Spo-
kane
W r Iioer, Springfield,
Chic
Mrs Nj 6 Rogers. Roch'
ester, n
H Nj iIawes, Marshall,
No
VIM Riddell, Clancy
c W eynolds, Win
ston
w Il Williams, Castle
h Il Ellsworth. Castle
w Ii tramer, Laurel
Geo Gill. Winnipeg
! VIM Coyne, Rimini
Bert Ford, hiinneap-
oils
Chas 4 Hicks, Kansas
City
G W hverill. Butte
| Hector King, Placer
Mrs M Singleton, Salt
Lake Cito
Nick EaatZ. Great Falls
| d A Mcdonald, Boston
| l. W Berry, hinneap-
oils
! 4 s Avery, Mason
Mich
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h Peoples Party.

MAssIILoN. o.. Aug. 1.-THE state peo.
pls's party convention met here to-day.
A ticket was nominated 90 follows: Secre-
tary OF state, 5. Q. Thayer, of Canton;
judges Of the supreme court, T.. b. Stark,
Of Cleveland, and ]. d. Payne. OF Washing
ton county. Presidential electors were
nominated. The platform endorses the
Omaha platform and the national candi-
dates. A resolution protesting against sem
ator Brice holding his seat, on the ground
of o n-rsaidence, waa sent TO Senator PEI
for for intr oduotion in the senate.
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SALE OF BONDs-sl5. 10000 BY THE TOWN
- OF EethArta MaaRhar county Mont -.-

SALE OF BONDs-slb. 0O0.0 90 BY THE TOWN
~ OF Neihsrt. Measher county. Mont.
The board ct aldermen OF the town OF Neihart
will, on the Esd day Of August. A. D. 1897, at tho
office of the clerk of said town. at the hour Of
eight o'clock ?. m receive sealed proposals and
Neihart bonds, for the purpose Of PURCHASING =
site and building thereon . city hall and Jail and
tho purchase Of fire apparatus. The bonds are is-
sued under snb-division . of section S25, Of the
compiled, code Of 1887. and smendments thereto.
bonds to bear interest not to exceed eight per
cent. and payable ten. years from date Of issue.
Proposals should be addressed to Richard
Bennett, Neihart. Mont. and endorsed .:propo-
sails for bonds."
BY order Of tho board of aldermen Of tho town
OF Nelhart. Mont RICHARD BENNETT.
a-= Town Clerk.
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sion 10 put out candidates for congress- and
presidential electors. The fusion convsn-
52ion u TO most Sent. ~. Leading republic
cans my tbs republicans will tako down
their electoral ticket.

TIVE Democratic Conventions In Texas.
HousroN. Tex. Aug. 1.-THE CLARK mon
wsrs refused admittanos 10 the convention
hall this morning and they mot ~ Turner
hall, Chairman Lane psssidinR. This HogR
convention met with Judge Sheppard IN ths
chair. After psrfectins organization both
c~onvsntions adjourned until afternoon,
when the HoQg convention admitted the
CLARK delegates from Dallas and Tarrant
and elected w. F. Fly chairman mi pro-
ceedsd to business. The Clark convention
retained Lane ~ permanent. Both con.
ventions are still In session tonight.
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Arrivals at The Helena.

4 W Foste, st Paul J R Donhoe and wife
j 9 Maslin, Chicago st Paul
N u Miller, Enfanla Pope and wife, s
Il + Belt, Washington, Paul
DC D Il Folsom, Whit
W II Orr. Livingston Sulphur Springs
Geo II Ulmer, Miles Il s Wesbook, Winni
City peg
] w Harri. and wife, Miss Cora Strewl, Win
Winnipeg nipeg
G 3 Gilbert and wife, r G stout, st Paul
st Paul Mrs T G Fisher, Ander
j G Fisher, Anderson, son, Ind
Ind = w fling. Great Fall
Miss Florence King. Mrs y h. Breston. Elk
Great Falls h.rn
w g Bell and wife, K w Ruge and wife
Elkh,rn Elkhorn
Chas Cowell, Missoula J w urcenough, Nils
+ & Pin. Great Falls soula
Bert Fife. nreat halls Henry Lonsmaid, Ban
I ave = Pfafi, Chi 'ego mack
H Il Miller. Great Falls L Il hertle. Boston
PIT Dolman, Hutte | ID DonnelL. billings
Sim Il Nedman, Chi W Il starr and vile
CAgO Decatur, LII
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4--# Aa.'H" H.'rUfA- -LE- r-4 $50 -H.
CaN b. coRM(cd
TO cure ca
AArrh-nr, HAgeA
Catarrh RAlnedy,
In soothing new.
For % years.
has bean doing
that very thing,
IL gives prompt
Md 0nynnfatA -.
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NOT!CE-AFTER TO-DAY ], j. P. MOREy.
~ will not pay any bill contracted by my son,
Joseph Morey. unless with written order, or will
not be responsible for any of his .actious. ~ he
il using his tims for his own benefit
j. 7. MOREY.
Helena. Mont, Aug. l6, 1892.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED - CHANDLER WANTS FIVE
W ranchmen, came place; call early Thurs
day morning. "a Edwards street.
WANTED-A CANVASHER, NO EXPER-
w fence necessary; liberal terms. The
Singer Manufacturing company, GrAndon block,
Warren street and bixth avenue.
WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO RUN AS
Jews agents on Northern Pacific railroad;
must have security. Inquire 1t news office.
Northern Pacific depot.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND TEAMS
W can have work the whole season, princi-
pally side work. at good prices, on Valley City
extension Of 500 line. For PARTICULARS, address
Linton Il Co, Valley City, n. ID.
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,OsT-A TWO-CAkAT DIAMOND SCREW
IL stud, b tween the Gold block and corner Of
broadway ard Rodney street. Will give S25 to
the finder for ats return. H.. d lAhCHEN-
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EOR 6ALE-A LARGE NEW HOUSE ON
i prominent avenue; has all modern improve
ments and 10 in good condition: price very low
block. "
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T .OST.-FROM FREIGHT GAR AT N. =.
II depot. = very largo yellow and, white cat.
Answers to name OF Peter. Reward offered for
its recovery. Address replies to Miss K, this
Office,
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,OsT-DAKK BROWN HORSE. WEIGHT
II about 1850, aye II years, indistinct brand
L on left shoulder, collar soar above Il. huita-
BILE reward Tor return to II. Y. us&iAmn 5A
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FOR sALr-REAL ESTATE.

FOR HALE-FIFTY FEET ON HELENA
= avenue near foot Of Rodney ut thres-fourths
actual value. Steole & Clements.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements unusr this Aesd three times
FRKE. ~
SITUATION WANTED-ANY KIND OF
~ work by . Scandinavian, newly arrived from
the old country; also speaks German. Please
address Galen block, Main strest. helena.
SITUATION WANTED-As ASSISTANT IN
~ an assay Office, wanted by = young man hay
ing some experience. Box 1888. city, II. b.
NIIU ALTON WANTED-bY A BAKER,
- pastry cook and confectionsr. Address A.
=. Cook. ~ State street, city.
SITUATION WANTED-WORK OF ANY
~ kind, office preferred; satisfactory refer
enoes. I. q. box 1929.
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
WANTED-COOK. INQUIRE OF Mis. A.
w X. Barbour, Lenox.
WANTED - CHANDLER WANTS TWO
W waiter girls, same place, free fare, $3J
each; one pastry cook, $45. "a Edwards street.
WANTED--AN ATTRACTIVE AND REFINED
w widow lady. must DO Is OF so years of age
and perfectly competent to take charge of the
only boarding house in 1T. Louis. Address. ID.
G. D., 1t. Louis. Mont.
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l. west side ut . bargain: ten rooms. furnace,
bath room and all modern fittings; good barn
and outbuildings. VIM. h1uth, aRt.
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7 ,OST-BUNCH OF KEYS. BETWEEN POST
II Office and Sixth avenus and Main street.
Finder will ba rewarded by leaving same a. this
Office.
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T ,OST-A LEATHER PURSE CONTAINING
IL $2t In IS bills. keturn ~ Mrs. J. Hancock.
near fair grounds,
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LOSE,
7 ,OST-A. cow, BLACK, WITH REDDISH
IL tinge, both horns broken. A suitable re-
ward will be given to anyone returning her to
Honse Of the Good shepherd, corner Ninth ave.
nue. and HObAck street.
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IL Raleigh street, child's dress. lndy's waist
and cane, while moving. Finder please return
to N. w. Hanson. tAilnf. opposite Iron Front.
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WINTER AHEAD OF TIME,
Hail, Rain. Snow and Runaway Electrici
ty in Colorado.

DENVER, Col, October PA snow,
rain and sleet storm set ..in last night, to
which was added heavy wind today.
All day long the unprecedented storm
prevailed. From meagre reports OBJ
tanned from points in the state, the storm
is general In Colorado, and also in parts
of Utah. All communication by tele-
graph with towns in Colorado is inter-
rupted, and as the storm continues, the
prospect of restoring the wires tonight is
poor. In Denver, signs were blown
down. cornices torn off and hundreds of
trees uprooted or split by the wind, Sew
eral persons were hit by flying objects,
but no fatalities occurred, The greatest
damage was done by the falling electric
light and street car trolley wires. At
least dozen horses were killed by being
struck by these live wires, and their
drivers were in imminent danger. Elec-
tric cars on many lines are at standstill.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.

Madrid celebrated Columbus day yes
terday with parades and other exercises.
c. r. Storrs has been appointed post
master at Hastings, Me.
The net loss to the company by the
accident in the Orono pulp mill, it is now
said, will not exceed $4,000. They re-
ceived $4,000 accident insurance.
Wm T. Tibbets, serving a sentence for
attempted murder, has been pardoned
from the Maine state prison. He is
dying of consumption.
The resignation of First Assistant Post
master General Whitefield has been ac-
cepted.
A fumor that an attempt to assassinate
the Czar by blowing up his train has
been made and that five persons
were killed, is not credited
The police of Augusta have arrested
John Driscoll, who was wanted in Lewis
ton for burglary and who escaped from
an officer in Portland last week.
The Louisvilles, Pittsburgs, Balti-
mores and Philadelphias were National
League winners. The Clevelands for
feited to the Pittsburgs.
Schooner Rebecca T. Landen of Perry,
Me-, has been brought into New York by
q life saving crew after drifting 20U
miles. The crew were stricken with
swamp fever and the mate died. f
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In THE POETS CORNER.
Tennysen At Rest With England's
HOnored Dead.
THE LAST IMPRESSIVE TOKENS OF
RESPECT.

Distinguished Men Pay Their Tribute
Veterans of the Light Brigade, Made
Famous in the Dead Laureate's verse'
Also Present-With Them Came Hun
dreds of the Public, Whose Bearing
Spoke of the General Grief.
LONDON, October 12.-It transpires that
the volume of Shakespeare which Tenny-
son read on his deathbed was placed
within the coffin before the body was
taken from Aldworth.
Soon after daylight people began to
gather around the door of the north nave,
to which admission was to be free to the
public, and four hours before the time
for opening the door, the neighborhood
of this entrance was thronged. 1t was
noticeable that all were dressed in black
and many in deep mourning. Sorrow az
if for personal friend was depicted
upon all countenances.
Meanwhile holders of tickets of invita-
ton were arriving and being ushered into
the broad sanctuary opening into the abb
bey, and long before the ceremony began
the historic edifice was crowded. Out
side thousands fingered unable to obtain
entrance, yet unwilling to depart from
near the spot where an event of such
mournful interest to the nation and to
mankind was in progress.
Along the aisle were also scattered the
few survivors of the Light Brigade, the
fame of whose Balaklava charge has
been made perpetual by Tennyson's
of
red uniform of the Chelsea pensioners,
and all had broad bands of Grape on
their arms. At noon the sun burst out
in full splendor from the haze which had
hitherto partially obsoured it's rays, and
the interior of the abbey was gloriously
illuminated, bringing out all the beau
ties of the sculpture and carving. Sir
Henry Ponsonby, the Queens private
secretary, entered ST. Faiths chapel, and
on behalf of Her Majesty, placed beau
tiful wreath upon the coffin.
The pail was an ordinary Union Jack.
1t was borne on the right hand by Lord
Salisbury, the late premier; Earl Sell
borne; Lord Rosebery, minister of for
I'll. Leckv, the historian; and Henry
Montague Butler, D. D., master of
Trinity College, Cambridge, and on the
left by the Duke of Argyle, Earl Duffer-
in, Mi. Henry White, secretary Of the
American legation; Sir James Paget,
Benjamin Jewett, master of Balliol Col
lege, Oxford. and James Anthony
Froude, the historian.
Immediately behind the coffin walked
the poets son, Hallam Tennyson, with
his wife and children, and some intimate
friends of the family. The procession
passed through the cloisters and the
nave to the altar, where the coffin was
placed upon the trestles and the religious
ceremony was conducted the archbishop
of Canterbury officiating. The service
followed the programme already printed.
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THE CONVENTION AT WORK.
The Gathering of Representatives of
Maine Sunday Schools.
1Snecial to the Press.l

RATE October 12.-The morning ses-
- af tho oatb sunday School Conven-
sion - 'io -'l ' ,e,.o, ~ -.
tion, commenced at y O'Clock. Every
seat was promptly filled. After devo-
+,onal exercises which occupied a brief
- 49, aouuon+;on nros;dod over bv
peiAou, ono ~ '''' r $50 ~
Rev. w. ii. CLARK, presloent, began Dusi-
ness. Everything went like a perfect
niece Of machinery. and at $50 o'clock
piooo ~ - c. :-tnae,,,ooa - S,.or;nton
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