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and lots II, IS. 10. 90. q, blk les. Ming
$9.36.
saide., saml Il. lot II. blk 4. and inn Y
V--SS,M.
Sandsl. Il g, mdse--$4,0s.
Shepherd, Mary H., lot IL. blk 2. Phoenix
-$1.S6.
stspnenson, Emma II. lots ID "a. blk TO-
Central-S14. 20. SO
-$l.62. ~.
81, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z.
Stone. Nj l.. lots g. q. blk 2. Chris Konk-
Smish, ] NJ. s5>1 IT lot 4. blk "a. H t
So 90.
scott, RMS, lots 4. g. g. Z. blk "a and imp.
N P--$2!.6 Is.
sandsra. " F, . 45 II lots 5. s, rs. blk l.
Cent al-$l0.6 GO.
Sniyely, Nj s Eliza, bank ~stock-$l2.a6.
Sehmatz. Henry, lot 20, blk l, II t.
$3.50.
SCHULTZ. Geo, lot 6, blk +. Blakc-S7. GO.
sykes. ii M, lot II. blk 6O7, H and G.
Tee.r, Far .ov D, lot IS. * lot II, blk .
and imp v V--$1S.42.
Theme. + Y; b Brown. assignee furni-
Trowbrids W Fl. lot /, blk 5 and imp.
Tamkins: NJ L, lot 20, blk bss, Easterl,,
and imp-$6. 63.
Thistlewaits,, " E. trustee, lots Z. 10. blk
10. Phonix-S4.52.
Thosburn. j. lots 3s. 81. blk 4, H T
$2.14.
Iosman. I, lot 81. blk 2. and imp, FG
-$6.2s. -
Totten, Allen. lot IL. blk Sc. and imp. N
P-$7.16 c.
Turnee. L L. lot n, blk 81. N P-s2sa.
Tyler, A A. lots %. "a. blk Al, Brosdwater
-$4.5 2.
Todd. Andrew. lot 8. blk B. and imp
~Tietjen-$l0. n.
Tamblyn. l.. Q 81 II of " Is fl lots l, 2.
blk G. and imp, Iietien- $1O.9 "a.
Travis. Fannie b. so tt lots 8, 4. blk
610 and imp. H and C-$24, rs.
Walker, Archie H, lot lo4. blk 8 and imp,
Wilson, John, 3ob fslot -, blk 4 and imp,
H T: lots 81 and 80. blk "a. Hauser-Sl2,9 Sc.
Wilson. w A. lots 8. 10. II, II, IL. II, blk
80, and lot l, blk Ill, N +. No 2-$9.sl.
Wiley, Hannah G, lot 6, Llk 20, G A
$o.7G.
Walke-. Mahala, lot 8, blk 10 and imp. H
T-$17.7 70.
Mlnkleman. William, lot 4. blk IL, Cox
Mhipple. j. lot G, blk %, F G-$o.3 {.
Whiting, s b., lot s. blk 81. N P-$2.76.
Warren, VIM II, lot 9, blk 7, blake
$3.50.
Wilson. Caroline. lot !, blk 2. Richmond
Hill-$2.5S.
Williams. r. lot IA, blk 81, Lockey--s12.
Whiting. G $, lot Z, blk 81. N P-$2.32.
White. Jno Il. lot 8. blk 95, N p No. q
$2.32.
Whiting. Lewis j. lot Is. blk 8, Council
$1.70.
Wilson, Jack. 10 fl lot s. blk 1Os. N P No.
2-S1.1S.
Webster, Ben. lot 3, blk 3. Shaffer-$1. a..
Workman. Mary A. lots 9, 8. 4, s. 6. blk 6.
Observation-Disclosures u.
Wengler. Frank, lot 8. blk l, lot IA, blk 9,
Council-$1.sS.
Wilensteln. B, lot Is, blk 80, N P-$2.32.
Wilson, II @, lot 8. blk X, and imp, Blake
$19.s3.
Wallace, F II, trustee. s As fit lots !, 2, blk
A, and imp. Tietjen-$l5.0S .
Warde. Frederick, lots ID. 16. blk 5, lots
8. 10, blk 6. lots Z. 8. blk |, Hershtied-$5.75 rs.
Warren, Il W, " 80 TT Of Q 10 # of g 100
#, blk +, and imE-$9. 36.
Woodruff. Anna Nj. lots l, 2. blk 81, N p
2d-$2.23.
Warren. 7 b, lots 5, 6, blk 81, lots 8, 9,
blk los. ~Ming-S4.52.
Young, Catherine G, n SO fl lot IL, q % IT
lot !. blk GO. and imp, Fl T-$31.27
Young. Mary, lots l, 2. 8. blk II, Coz
S2.67.
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UNKNOWN OWNERS,

90 Jf.
Helena Townsite-e - # lot SO, blk 544-
1922.
Helena Townsite-e 70 # lot 10. blk 544-
1892.
Counoil-Lots l. 2. 3, 4, s, blk 1888. 20.
Council-Lots l, 2, 3, 4, 5, &, 7, 8, blk IA
$4.52.
CounciI-Tot, = e = Q q Nil IL 90 "a
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Nmerican National
BANK. OF HELENA
CAPITAL, 2 o OOO

Directors:
T. {. Power. A. j. S~elisman.
a. G. johnson, Richard Jockey.
James Sullivan.
Interest allowed ON time deposits. Exchange
Issued on principal cities of the United Statee.
canada and Europe. Transfers of money Inada
b. telegraph. Collections promptly attended TO.
City. county and state securities bought and sold.
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The great midwinter sale which CON.
menced at Sands Bros last week has been
the occasion of considerable excitement
among the ladies of Helena. and the con-
tinual stream of fair shoppers which has
flowed into Sands Bros establishment dur
ing the week gave a very animated appear
anoe to their store. Much good natured
competition among the ladies for the choic-
est bargains was observed at sons Of the
counters, and particularly at the dress
goods counter, whore such tempting induce
ments were offered in dress patterns.
Though a large assortment of attractive i'm
ported patterns arc shown no two styles are
alike in Sands Bros collection, and it not
infrequently happens that two ladies would
decide almost IN the same breath to take
this one" then of course one Of the ladies
would have to make another selection. Tho
patterns at So. $3.50. &5. Sc, $3.50 and 1926
are wonderful bargains and the rapidly
with which sales wore made shows that
genuine Bargains in desirable goods are al
ways appreciated by the ladies of Helena.
This week Sands Bros. nounc a con-
tinuation Of 10 attractions presented last
week In everv department.. Among the
remnants are offered this week all the short
lengths left from last weeks sale, and they
are marked at almost ridiculonsly low
prices. In silks. hannsls. dress goods, vel
vets, linens. muslins. blankets, hosiery,
underwear, etc., all last weeks bargains
will be continued and new ones added.
You really neglect your own interest if you
do not attend Sands Bros colossal clearing
sale,
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OF THE COURTS
A Vicious Stallion Causes $4,000
Worth Of Damages to a
Plaintiff
Meeting OF tho Grand Jury To-
morrow to Investigate an
Old Case.
l.. j. Howell Wants tho Balance Of His
special Deposit Loft with II. 4.
Icngsihorn.

Jacob A. Hambon filed q suit in the dis
tries court yesterday because a horse kicked
him. and he wants $500 from George Soy
n,er. The kicking happened one day last
Octobe'. near Harlem. in Chotenu county.
dambin says no was riding on horseback in
the public highway whom a vicious stallion
owned by beyrnsr attacked him. Gambon
says he was laid up for ninety days. during
which time he spent $500 for medical at
tendance. His attorneys are G. W.
Flsisohsr IA F. N. and $. II. Mc1ntirs.
The grand jury will be called in Judge
Hunts court TO- morrow. This is the
first time that . grand jury has
been called since the investigation of
school affairs about a year ago. The
particular thing to be brought before the
present body 10 that Of q horse stealing
case which took place before the adoption
of the present system OF prosecution of
criminal cases by information. Some other
matters Of interest to the county Ill
probably CONS up.
In the case Of L.. J. Howell VI. H. T..
EnRslhorn, commenced about q week ago,
the defendant has fled q demurrer to the
complaint. Howell alleges that h paid
IIARoIAOIA plLO - OepooAt ZOE lOuF
month"; board. He saws he got one months'
board at $50 from Engslhorn. which was
perfectly satisfactory. and then he left.
Before leaving he demanded the return Of
800. the balance of his deposit, and says
EnRslhorn refused to pay back the money.
Suit was commenced yesterday by A. N.
ThornburRh VI. Thomas Golf. j. V. Jerome
and p. Kelly, %assignees. to foreclose a lien
for : ,562.3 80 on a building and lot 10. block
6. Bassett addition. The purchase price
was $3.677. 80.
Nellie Been filed suit yesterday for a
divorce from Walter Breen. They were
married in Helena on March l, 1891. She
alleges that tho following September the
defendent deserted her.
The Red Wing manufacturing company
hled a suit to recover $113.45 on a promiss-
ionary note given by Otto johnson.
The case of the state ". A%hrenhold for
robbery WAS called yesterday, and the de-
PENDANT given until 10 Z. m. tomorrow to
plead.
The time of judges Hunt and Buck
is taken up in the trial of the case of the
Merchants National bank w. Max Kahn,
assignee Of Greenhood, BONN d Co., to de-
termine the validity of the assignment.
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WOMAN'S WORK.

A Good Attendance Urged at the Meet.
inHs of the Columbian Association.
Thu officers of the Lewis and Clarke Col
umbian Exposition association desire to
urge an increased attendance upon the
regular meetings of this association. With
a laying membership of several hundred.
they feel there should be the active CO.
operation of moro than ten or twelve; and,
realizing deeply the great responsibility Of
their positions. they wish and need the
sympathy and counsel Of the ladies of the
city and surrounding towns; and those can
be given in ne better way than by attend
been open TO the public. All who read this
and will attend will receive a most cordial
welcome on Monday. Jan. %, ct three ..
M, at the Board of Trade rooms.
DELLA A. KELLOGG, Secretary.
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BEAUTIFUL I'm BROIDERIES.

Treat At Raleigh A. CIsrke's for Ladies'
Looking for Elegant Articles.
The ladies arc in a veritabls tempest OF
delight over that large stock Of new I'm
broidsriss that has Just been put on sale At
Raleigh d Clarks's leading dry coed house.
Nnthing like the stock WIS over seen before
iE Helena, either in the superb quality Of
tho goods or the variety Of beautiful and
charming designs. There are new patterns
In swiss ~smbroidsries. Nsinsooks aud cam-
bricks in endless supply.--All examples Of
beauty and delight to the ladies who take
pleasure In elegant articles Of drsss wear.
Raleigh " Clarke always lead. and their
late invoice of t%ucklnQs, lounciugs, md
other lines OF trimmings IL superior to any.
thing before seen in tho state.
The prsttiest waists worn these days are
made from selections from that large line
OF beautiful now plaid silks, carried only
by Raleigh d Clarke. For combinations
these goods are not equaled. and their stock
includes twenty-five colo inQs. though
the stock is large its popularity 10 rapidly
diminishing it and ladies desiring to make
selections should call early, as the an
nouncement OF a special line at Raleigh d
C!Rrke's always attracts the ladies. whose
confidence in the announcement ID founded
upon satisfactory experience.
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ia allowed 10 employ such assistants md
incnr such expense In this work M may be
necessary. not 10 sxceed 5000 q year. Mono
Of his assistants. however. are TO BE- paid
mora than "a u day and travelling expenses.
Another important duty Of tho commits
sioner 10 70 have = census Of the state taken
on May !. 1891, and svory ten years there
AFTER. This census II TO contain especially
an enumeration Of voters. Census agents
are 10 BE- appointed and paid t3 = day. and
wilful deceit or fnlsshood on their part 10
punishable by a fine OF $1,000 or one years
imprisonment or both.
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Samuel X. Davis-Speeiai.

Samuel X. Davis-Speoiai.
INVESTMENT STOCKS.
Poorman Occur d'Alens)-1.OOO shares,
safe.
Bald B%utte-2,0O0 shares. The best
gold mine 30 far developed in Montana.
Safe.
Iron Mountain-OA the present equip
ment, development, amount of ore in
sight. output, ETC., and present price of
stock. 1t will pay a better PERCENTAGE than
any stock in the market; 33115 per cent for
1892, with a fair probability of n large in
crease in 1893.
Benton group (Neihart)-The late devel-
oprnent Of rich ore in shis phenomenal
raine has caused the withdrawal of most of
tho stock in my hands; 100 shares for inn
mediate sale is all at the present figure.
Whitlach Union-The present at tus of
tho mine and company OF this coming great
gold mine guarantees the stock n safe pur-
chase. A few lots offered in which you can
lose NO money.
26 and ~ Bailey Block.
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Grand Opportuutty.

Twenty thousand dollars worth of choice
groceries to DO sacrificed. commencing Sat
urdny, Jan. IL, we will offer the above
amount of groceries at private sale and con-
tinne from day to day until closed out.
Remembor tho rlace, corner Sixth avenue
and Warrior street, in the store room for
mer!y occupied by the A. II. Gates Grocery
company. Dealers in the city and adjacent
towns and mining camps will find this a
splendid opportunity to lay in their winter
supply. These goods must be closed out
the next thirty days.
JAMES SULLIVAN, Manager,
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The Hotel "spofford,'' Red Lodge, Mon
tanA.
An elegant three-story brick, just fin
ished, will be leased to the right party for a
term Of years.
Contains thirty i've large sleeping rooms,
a spacious dining room, bar. billiard room,
barberahop and several psrlors-not a dark
room in the house-steam heat, electric
lights, call and fire alarm system through
out, perfect plumbing and sewerage. Fine
corner room suitable for drugstore. bank or
small business.
Only hotel in town of ], 800 people, pres
ent terminus of Cooke City division, North
srn Pacific railroad, distributing point for
northern Wyoming, growing rapidly.
For forms. picture of building or further
information, write: The Rocky Fork Town
q Electric company, (Owners), Red Lodge;
Mont.
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$25 Reward.

$25 Reward.
BY revolution Of the city council Of the
city of Helena OF date of Jan. 10. 1893, the
undersigned was instr uoted to offer a re-
word of 1926 to any person who will give in
formation that will lead to tho arrest aud
conviction of any person found maliciously
tanpering with or injurinR any Are alarm
boxes or FIRE apparatus of the city, or break
ing window panes or otherwise in1uring any
property within the city of Helena.
In pursuance of said resolution the I'M
dsrsigned hereby Offers the above reward
SYDNEY H. MCINTYRE,
City Clerk.
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Try Rock Springs, Wyo., coal. 1t
don't make any clinkers and very little
ashes. II is the best soft GOAL in the
market. One trial is sufficient to satisfy
you. Office Granite block.
ANTOINE kuNTz, Agent,
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There will be a meeting OF congregation
Eman-El in basement Of tenn pls SUNDAY at
$3.50 p. III. Business Of Importance. Afull
attendance is requested. II. CANS.
Secretary.
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"a Religious Jubilee!"
Rev. j. Wesley Hill announced last even
ing that over one hundtei had been CON
verified during the revival meetings and that
A Jubilee" service will be held at the -.
Paups church Monday evening. Tho meet
ate to be continued for several weeks,
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10 sure and secure some of the great barg aims
at The Bee Hive dress goods sale this week.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETlN6-THE REGU-
lar annual meeting Of tho stockhol ders of
the Helena District telegraph company will hs
held at the office Of the company, No. IL Il oad-
way. Helena, Mont, On Monday. Jan, 10, ,eg3 at
four o'clock y. m.
~, Ii, kIEiNSCHMIDr. President.
i, w. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Dated Helena, JAu. Z. 1873.
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Damaged by-fire-and-water sales do not COM
fresh goods 1t The bee Hive dress goods sale.
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A fine line of table linens and towels Just re-
ceived at he Bee Hive. Prices lower than ever,
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Bed spreads in large variety at The Bee Hi

sweeping reductions in all dress goods at The
Bee Hive this week. See adv.
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"a Religious Jubilec!"

Lissner's Mineral Water is a cur, for dyspep-
STA anu ind gcsiion,
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Notice.

10 to Tho Bee Hive for a bargai "A in any line
they carry. Goods must go ut their special Of
ierinss.
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If you want to save money aud get the best
goods for the lowest possible prices go to
butcher d Eradley's.
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A Colossal sale.

Ladies'. misses and children's underwear verz
cheap Al Tho Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22

The Bee Hive are selling mems furnishing
goods OF all kinds 20 per cent cheaper than any
house in the city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22

1t wasn't what Jay Gould. made, but what he
saved. that made him talked about. Save your
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22

Go to The Bee Hive for dry goods of every de-
scr.tption. They carry q full line and their
prices are very low.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22

Il, c. Power Il Co. have received a carload of
Champion hay bsling presses. which they offer
together with baiing ties. At a very reasonable
figure. Send for catalogue.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Jaokson's music store. Bailey block.
Attention 10 called to Ross Cartee's ad. In
this issue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22

The celebrated Jackson corset waist at Butcher
q Bradley's; also full line Or. Warmers corsets,
Goo and upward.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22

For Rent or Sale.
One of tho most desirable six-room
houses in tho city; furnace, bath aud range.
Apply room Is, Granite block.
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FOR RENT.

Bargain counters at The Bee Hive loaded
down with useful household goods.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22

Drink Lissner.s Mineral Water.
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Legal blanks at this Office.

Lissner's Mineral Water is the best natural
mineral water sold in Helena.
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Helena, Jan. IL. 1892.
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ANTOINE KuNTz, Agent.
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The bill introduced by Representative
SWEET. creating n bureau of agriculture.
labor and industry. 10 one of the measures
that will be asked for by tbs labor organ
~izations throughout the state. The head
of the bu eau Ia a COMMISSIONS appointed
by tho governor, and whose salary is to be
81, 200. The commissioner has a chief
Gle X at $1,000 a year. The commissioner
is to col ect and arrange annual statistios
elatiuR TO all de, artmsnts of labor in tho
state. especially in relation to tho agt ioul-
tursl. comm erOisl, mining. manufacturing,
educational. social interests and sanitary
OF the laboring GLASSES. He is
to have power to administer oaths, send for
persons and papers,. examine witnesses and
take dispositions. Any owner, operator,
lessee. agent or empIoys Of a mine. factory,
workshop, smslter. mill. warehouse. foun-
dry. etc., who refuses tho commissioned
or will mot furnish him informa.
ton relative to his business. Ia subject
to a hns OF from $50 to $l00. 1t 10 pro
vidsd. however, that no psrson 10 10 be
TO answer any question respect
Ing his private Affairs. The commissioner
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The bill introduced by Representative
Jockey In the house, entitled IAN act de-.
fnina Il felony" is a very stringent meas
ure. intended. in the language of ono of the
sportively inclined members. to "catch 'em
going and coming" 1t provides:
II any person shall give or promise. or
offer to give or PROMISE. any member of
the legislative assembly any money, office.
paper or property or other valuable thing.
or shall offer to do for such member or any
member of his family, relative. or nny
other person. anything not common to the
people OF the state. county,. township or
community in which such person resides,
In consideration that such member shall
vote IN either house of the legislative es-
sembiy In any given way. or in considera-
ZION that such member shall do, or omit to
40 anything appe tanning TO his office or
duty az u member of such lsgis-
lative assembly, the lerson or ne =
IONS so promising, giving or off ring
shall be deemed guilty OF a felony, whether
such offer shall be accepted or rejected, aud
being tho eof convicted shall be punished
by imprisonment at hard labor in the peni-
tertiary for a term of no. le.a thar five nor
more than fifteen years. and such person
shall thereafter be- incapable Of voting or
holding Office in this state for the period of
twenty ysara from the date OF such %convio.
tion. II any person or persons shall di-
rectlv or indi ectly. give any money. prop.
erty or other valuable thing. or mako any
promise OF any kind whatever with tho In
tent to have IL proffored TO such member oil
tho legislative assembly to influence his
vote or action in connection with his Raid
office by any other yerson then himself, or
shall aid or abet in the commission OF thc
Offense in the foregoing section described, |
he or they shall DO doomed guilty Of y fell
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CITY TICKET OFFICE

call MI " ""' Viva
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-06
TOWN TALK.

Regular meeting of the park board this
evening at clock.
The patrol wagon yesterday took George f.
Hervey, who has been stopping at the Wa
very hotel on Minnesota street. to the city
hospital.
Council committees have been called for
today as follows: Claims and acquisitions
board of aldermen, p. m; claims ana
streets, assembly at 1870 and 1850.
"a Railroad Ticket was given at the
Grand last night, to an audience that over
flowed the house. and put even standing
room at a premium. Those who got seats
seemed to enjoy the skit immensely.
The Civil Engineers Society of St. Paul
will hold meeting this evening. The feat
ures will be Il paper by W. II. Wood, of st.
Paul on railroad building in Mexico, and
one by Charles Steiner of MINNEAPOLIS, on
the development of the Minnehaha water
power.
Detective Kenney, OF Peoria, H.. passed
through the city yesterday. en- route to Little
Falls, this state. The officer stopped long
enough to obtain requisition papers for c.
NJ. Ingby. who is under arrest a. Little Falls
Highly is harged with the larceny of about
S4O0 worth Of matchmaking materials from a
firm at Peoria.
The sale of seats and boxes for the engage
ment of the great English actor E. g. VIII
lard, opens at the Metropolitan box Office
thismorning. He will appear at the Metro
politan opera house the latter half of this
week in the following plays: Thursday night,
his first great success in this country, The
Middeman; Friday night ana Saturday mat
inee he will be seen in the play that has
made such a sensation in New y DIRK and Chi
cago, THE Professors Love Story" and
Saturday night he will close his engagement
with another one of his great successes, "A
Fools Paradise
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-06
AT THE HOTELS.

At the Windsor-A. Grundysen,
Crookston; George ii. Brenton, Duluth
A. T. Foster, PlainvieW.
At the Ryan-James w. Waugh. Du-
luth; IL. II. Craig, Kansas City; E. ii.
Myths, Adrian: Nj. l.. White, Sioux
City; w. Ii. Reidt, Omaha.
At the Clarendon-J. W. Reynolds,
Duluth; B. c. Smith, Benton: II. d.
James. Spokane; John A. Moore, Du-
luth; George w. Murphy, Faribault.
At the Merchants y. Chase. Fari-
bault; C. NJ. Whitney. Helena; S. M.
Severtson, Atwater; A. }. Davis and
wife, j. f. Davis, Butte: John Russell,
Winnipeg; c. E. Daniels. Watertown;
G.. NJ. Corcoran, Duluth; ID. b. Short
well, Fargo; F. H. Allen, Fergus Falls;
II. r. Hunter, Mankato; A. A. Smell,
Faribault.
At the Clifton-L. j. Clark and wife,
Pullman. H.: James Kelly, Duluth ;
Mrs. c. p. Midnight, Chicago; b. l..
Wilcox. Wabasha: Gus Waite, Mankato;
L. +. Mather, Minnewaukan, w. d. ;
George f. La Clair and wife, Mime
apolis; j. Wilson and lady, Milwaukee,
Wis: WV. j. Campbell. Toronto, Can. ;
E. G. Ferguson, Ottawa, Cam; A. G.
Conklin. Otta wa. Can; j. Edley Sher-
man, Dubuque, 10.