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OFF WENT THEIR HEADS.
Puget Sound Officials Removed BY
the President for Corrupt
Practices.
They Conspired With Others to
Smugglo in Cinnamon and
Opium.
This p,strlct Attorney. Marshal, Collector
at Port Townsend, Special Agent ana
Six Inspectors Involved.

WASHINGTON, June N.-The official heads
OF Patrick II. Winston, United States az
toruey; Thomas Il. Blown. United States
ma,shal; Andrew WATSON. United States
collector at Port Townsend; q. }.
Mulkey, United Statss special agent, and
ak spccial inspectors of customs in the
Puget sound district, all in the ssate OF
Washington, have all fallen into the ofhc'a'
hopper, as the result of the reports maze
to Secretary Carlisle bv Special Treasury
Agents Wood and Lewis. These reports
we're numerous and circumstnntial "a to
details and tell the story OF one OF she
most extensive and successful consp!rscies
ever formed TO smuegle Chinese and opium
into the United States across from the
northwestern boundary. There has been
hardly a day for the past two months thas
reports or kilograms have not been received
at tho treasury department. from Agents
Wood and Lewis. md on these reports the
officials Of the treasury departments nave
been summa,ily dismissed.
The last batch of dismissals Of custom
inspectors wal made Saturday, but Secrs-
tary Carlisle thinks the ends of justice
may be defeated by making public theiF
names. These officials, 10 is charged BY
the reports received. have been doing a
wholesale business for several years IN con
neetion with private parties in Victoria, 3.
c., in smuggling in Chinese by means OF
%fraudulent certificates. and permitting
opium smuggling either by connivance OF
otherwise. Scandals for the last twelve OF
fifteen years have attached more or less to
these officials in the Puget Sound district.
whose duty it was to guard against any
violation Of law as to the Illicit business Of
Chinese and opium smuggling into the
United States. Politics never entered into
il. but the immense profit in the business
seems to have corrupted many officials.
More than two months ago Agents Wooo
and Lewis, new men from the east. were
detailed secretly to investigate these ALLEGED
frauds with the result as stated. unln-
Huenced by local surroundings or afhlia-
tions they went to work and uneartheo
what il regarded here as one of the greatest
copspirscies in which government officials
we're ever implicated. Not to defeat The
continuance of the investigation all TIT
prominent government officials named wert
removed by the president and their sue.
cessors appointed without the usual an
nouncement being made. The purpose
was to keep the public in ignorance. tina
other implicated persons might be cauRht
The new men appointed in place OF thos'
removed were James l.. Saunders, collecto
at Port Townsend; James G. Drake. United
States marshal, and w. Fl. Brinker. United
States attorney.
Other removals are yet to come and th'
matter in due course of time will ind 1t
way into the courts.
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DRoposALs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

l. Cfice Of Chief Quarter master, Department
Of Dakota. Saint Paul. MINI. June ], 1893.
SEALED PKDtOSALs, in trlplicate. will be
posts. md At Hsiens. Mont. until II o'oloss
!. m. on July l.. 1898, and ope nod then. for fur.
nishins aud delivery Of such OAlS, BRAN. HAY
cal yenr commencing July l, 1903, st st. Paul and
Fort snellil ". Mimi; Forts BufoId., PembtnA
and Yates, \. d: Forts Meade and Bully.. y D.;
Helonn and Forts Assipiboine. custer, Keoxh.
Mitsouln, Camps Poplar River and Merritt.
Mont: .nd Fort Yellowstons, .MJo. lnnk
Terms h1sa. o, psTGpp p .S ~atn IN in ann 1ns.fnssi .m ;h 20
office, or to ths quRrtermasters at the various
points named. JOHNV ~ REY. Quartermastexs
Y. y. Army, Chief QuAstsrmAstek
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NO ~1NTERFERENCE HERE.
But the British Will Ask for Mercy for
the Algerian Christians.

But the British Will Ask for Mercy for
the Algerian Christians.
WASHINGTON. June 20.-The department
Of state will not interfere with tho e1ecu-
ton of the sentences imposed by the Turk
ish tribunal in the case of the rioters at
Cesarea and Msrsovan last spring, result
ing in the burning of the American college
at the latter place. None of the prisoners
are American citizens and the Turkish gov
eminent has mad full reparation for the
burning of the college.
LONDON. June 20.-The Daily News Gays
that kilograms have been sent to the sultan
Of Turkey implorinG ciemency to the seven.
teen Armenian christians sentenced to
death for participating in the Cssarea and
Marsovan riots. The paper declares that
the documents duplicating them are known
to be fotgeriss and that the witnesses
aRninst them were purchased by the gov,
eminent.
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All -Four Gave HnIl.

WASHINGTON, June 20.-Col. r. G. AIMS
worth. VIM. Z. Covert. superintendent of
the work at Ford's theater building, and
Francis Sasse. the engineer. appeared vol
unfairly in the crimina court before JUDGE
McComas to-day and gave bail in $40, 000
each before the grand jury. Dant. the
contractor, was not able to appear in couFt,
but his sureties went to tho house and
qualified there in the same amount. The
army court of inquiry to determine the re-
sponsibility for the disaster will convene
probably on Thursday.
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THE I
STOCKS.
NEW YORK, June Polar silver, s2H.
Copper-Steady; lake $1,000.

Nrw YORK. June 20. Bar silver. s2H.
Coppsr-Steady: lake $1,000.
Lead-Quiet; domestic, $3.50.
Speculation at the stock exchange was quiet
to-day. At the opening Manhattan. Cordage
and Omaha preferred were conspicuous for
strength, Cordage WAS better on prospects. for
an early reorganization of the property, Coon
after the opening Lohdon sold and at the same
time money on call was advanced to 81 per cent.
This gave tho bears an opportunity to bring
about n decline of A@2A per cent, but the pres
sure to sell was not largo by any means. The
announcement that the Bank OF Commerce had
applied to the clearing house loan committee
for ST., OF 1000 in certificates had no influence.
Now that the Bank of Commsrcs shows the way.
smaller institutions and others not in good
shape financially will probably follow suit and
money in consequence should ease up. particu-
larlyin mercantile circles. In the loan department
active stocks lent at $500 per cent for carrying
The market left off weak.
oyorprrapfu-Dun
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CHER1FF'S SALE-HENRY HAY. PLAIN.
tiff, vs.. Anthony Dougherty ct al. deten--

CHER1FF'S SALE-HENRY HAY. PLAIN
y tiff, vs.. Anthony Dougherty ct al, defen--
Under and by virtue of an order Of sals and de.
cree of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
s saste Of of %ont e. .n' IN l's and au4 for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke. on the 18th day Of June,
a. d. 1893. in the above entitled, action, wherein
a judgment and decree Of foreclosure and sale
Els !hs v5 N,;,. 5a% q d +; siimSS;n 81, WIN M%' a q nansss,
sum sn 'e oi ss.osa aay b ss sesi Interest g; o esss' nd y.
%t,orneyi's tees. which sci. isas decree was on IT. the ;,, l3th
ment book No. - Of said court at page--.
i an commanded to sell AL those certain lots.
R Ins ;n t Gs ps oonnty .. q iA lewis ia'o and tslad slI stsse
Of Montana. and bounded and described as tol
lows. to-wit:
.e nSs g. 5n S.sss t sasyes al Ii, f IN g ':snt on ae Joiiss
street, an. ,s.,1 fof hs; ;s H1oct feet nam dssp ss ,pa a. a.
and being thirty-one and one-hait (slM), feet
deep; also lot number thirteen us). in block
sever q o, being toEsy,nminSS 49, 49, feet ssa fT0n aeo oo fIns
to the plat on file in the recorder . office, In
Lewis and Clarke county, state Of Montana; also
1 Ii. NUMBER Ss;ns t. ,t1ssea md 3D., on IN o19't 1s5 na~ feet t isUn'
1ssnj ,feet deep. sid lot IS is upon other later
Together with ali and singular the tenements,
Entertainments and sppurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in anywiso nppertsininR..
the 18th day Of July. a. b. 1893. at II o'clocl
IN. Of that day at the front door Of the court house
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county; Montsna,
OF foreclosure and sale, sell the shove describes
property. or 60. much thereof a. may b
and costs. to the highest and best bidder for cas-
in hand. -
CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
Ey FRED E. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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Petroleum Neglected
Closing

ISA-ulN.
Money on call active ranging from 6825 per
cent; closed offered s per cent: prime mercantile
paper 6dS per cent, sterling exchange heavy;
eix.y-day bankers bills. x4.Slh@4.SlA de-
mand, 81. S31.@ "a S3A.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CH1cAno. June Observation-Disclosures. 1900;
slow. fair. demand steadier; top prices. S4.9la
5 80; medium, 81 50g4.75; others, SS.75a4.2 20
Texans. $2.7O04.l 10. +,
hogs-rReceipts 1900; opened steady, closed
steady to lower: mixed and packers. ST. 40
heavy. S6.A5M6.50 light, s6.40G96.5 81.
~sheep-Receipts $500: light, steady; stock
ewes. S.. 50M2.75: natives, SO. s5aa30; Texans,
So. 75h460; westerns, S4.256s4.9 5.
CHICAGO PRODUCE,
CHICAGO. Juno 2O-Wheat-Easy; cash, 64Ac
July, 65%c.
Corn-Easy; cash. 41hc: July, 41Sc.
Oats-Easy: cash, 3C1ac; July, Zoe.
Earley-Nominal.
Pork Steady; Cash, s2o.1o; september. $2o.s5
lard-tasy; cash. SO. 10, september. S10.4O.
Ribs-Easy; cash. IS 50; September. $aS2H.
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HUNTINGTON, w. Va. June 20.-The fam
lily of I. S. Scanlon. city treasurer, wers
poisoned this morning, evidently from
something eaten at breakfast. They arc in
q prscarious condition, and the baby, Mt
least, will not recover. The doctors have
been in constant attendance since morning.
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An Advocate of Silver.

Chicago, June 20.-The first number of
Coin, Il weekly periodical which assumes to
represent the aggressive silver element of
the transmississippi congress-, made it's APP
peara nee to-day under tho editorial man
agement of w. II. Harvey, late chairman
of the executive committee of the trans
mississippi congress.
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Independent Agents

The HELENA INDEPENDENT ID
on sale BY the following news
dealers IN this city and state and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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Notice is hereby given that five per centrum on
the capital stock Of the Montana Midland Rail-
way company having been subscribed, there Will
pany 1t room ~. Montana National nank build
ing. ut 10 O'Clock 3 m. on the 18th DAY OF July:
1888. for the purpose Of electing five directors OF
IL. 1888. A. freeman foote. John d. Wilson,
Cutler Whitney, Arthur q. ] ombard.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS; ESTATE OF

AZ Margaret JJufn0n, uBC809BV'
Notice L. hereby given BY the undersigned, ad-
deceased. to tho creditors Of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased. to ex-
hibit them. with the necessary. vouchers, within
four months after tho first publication OF this mo-
tice, to the said misunderstanding ut the Office
of Il. H. Goodman In Townsend. MeAgher c0un.
~. Montana. the s,me bsins the place for the
MARY LANAHAN,
Administrative Of the estate Of Margaret Durnsn.
decss sed.
Dated May a. 1893
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MArHEsoN = co.

MATHEsON = co.
49, sc,rs, iot IN 6essbosn
.v $40 per o t,Sats i tSSs' from rom ' Knight street; only ono
fop I residsncs. This lot has. over i0v fest front
ase on Dearborn avenue and y LOO 'eo' aeep'
- Sss psr front foot for 100 feet on Eenton ave-
nue.. adjoining y suser ADDITION. r,..A ...,
betwesn Davis and Bsattie; six room house.
y U.s. per front foot Tor htty fset on broadway
Isl Sia Dor front foot for 6o1iao test On Ninth ave.
.d t19 pss p lso: 81. Il! to d SSs,sV si5 psI nsoasH,
% psr foot TOR corner sOxlA0 on Rollins ave-
nue.. on ~slsctric line.
Madison avenue, on electric lins.. will b sold on
Ave years time to purchaser who builds; interest
Us Per foot for lot so9l2s on jackson and Lo-
y Is Der foot 70, lot 1oo1l4o on ,Missoul., avenue;
good i q. dsn, tor b soy sae nu wisn,ax r R.eHb, Builds d.
may have three years' time to pay for the lot
DWELLINGS, FOR SALE .
S6,yo0-Handseme brick dwelling tn enwoo
eleven r9omss. al modern improvements nm
= Ss. Q room double house on Rodney
strest, elegant lawn. trees. lot ssx2OO; $3.50 down.
es,EO-seven room brick and frame DWELLING
on Feosta nvenu bath. lot 5vxl2S; s2oo down.
S125o-A oommodious brick dwelling with six
rooms and bath. large lot, shade trees. lawn
: ,SsO-Nsat cottage on Eighth avenue, near
electric line, ferr rooms. pantry. closets. oel!st
city water. lot 25xl40; 800 down, $40 per month
Ss,ooo-Eleven room brick DWELLING moaefn'
ss,aso-Nsw. we'll built brick dwelling on east
side; hall, seven rooms bath. hot and cold water,
lot i2xltO; will take $1,2s0 in unimproved real
estate, ~, 900 may remain on the property.
x1.7H0-New seven room house III bfoaawater
addition, two blocks from electric line, fences,
she'd, city water; 500 down. Is Per month; lot
42xlOO. ~
81, 2sO-New nix room dwelling on east side
lot $5Ox1lO; $50 down SIS psr month:
81, 500 Well built residence on Ninth avenue
qetween Beattie and Hoback, seven rooms, tath
roam, plastered collar, lot 50xlAO; $500 down. 10
Der month.
S2, 4O0-five room house, large barn. and hve
lots, each k0x14O. $1,000 down. u
$600-Nsat three room dwelling ana 1ot
FOR RENT.
Store on Sixth avenue for $45; shop on Seventh
avenue. suitable for carpenter or painter. $lV'
houses from IS to $50 per month.
Wanted . six to eight roomed modern dwell
ing, in exchange Tor stock in thriving sheep com
pany. ~uu.,x m
Gold Block.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS NOTICE rs
~ hereby given that bids will b, received up to
July ], 1888. for furnishing material and tho CON
rtruction of tho state orphans home at Twin
! ridges, Montana, as per plans and specifoa,
Ietary of state, Helena, also at tho Office of IL.
fcph Gampion. No. 6ss, Wet Galena street
Butte, M~ontsnn. and at the Office Of tho sec re-,
tary. Twin Eridycs, Montana. All bids must h.
scaled and plainly marked bids, ACCOMPANIED b,
testimonials az to tho reliability Of tie per,o or
making tho same. This trustees reserve I'M
right to reject any and al bids.
by order of the board Of trustees.
JOHN II. COMFORT. Secretary.
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Mrs. Cleveland or for nuzzard's Bav.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Mrs. Cleveland.
Ruth. and servants left for Buzzard's Bay
this morning for the summer. The presi-
dent did not 60.
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THE IN DEPENDENTS

To any one who will send NJ rouR Of the
following COUPONS (which may be ont from
four issues Of the same date. or from four
issues of different dates) accompanied by
TEN CENTS in silve or postage stamps, We
will send post paid by mail ANY THREE
hooks to be selected by yourself from the
list printed below:
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For biliousness and sick stomach try . dose OF
the OREGON BLOOD PuRlFIER. = vegetable rem
e6y.
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Employment Agency

"a EDWARDS STREET.
Telephone $50. w. h. Cook. Proprietor
WANTS-5O ranchman. steady work until II
freezes up, $40 n month each.
Two girls for general homework in city, $50
Waiter girl for city. $50
Nurse girl for country, $lh.
Woman to do family washing.
Two girls for private boarding house. rs each.
One girl for ranch, $50. s.
Second girl for family Of two. S25.
Girl for family OF two. $40.
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a Family Poisoned at breakfast.

When !ou think of spring medicine, how
quickly hoods earsapArilla comes into your
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Home Grown Vegetables.

Lettuce, u doz. punches. ............. 1892
Onions, u doz, punches .............. ]
Radishes. u doz. punches. ............. 15a2
Spinach, p doz. punches. 159z
InuDarD. u
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weaknesses, that made Nfo miserable ara
eonc--the functional disturbances or irregu-
laritios TINT caused them have been cured.
Face and figure show the change, too.
Health has restored tho charms that right.
fully belong to hcr. For all tho weakneases
md ailments peculiar to ~womanhond, Fa-
vorite Prescription" Is a positive remedy.
No other medicine for m Is ~0toruntecd,
as this is, to give satisfaction In every case,
or the money is refunded, It's proprietors
are willing to take the risk. What 1t has
done, warrants them in guaranteeing what II
will do.
It's the cheapest medicine you can buy,
because it's guaranteed to give sattsfAction,
or your money is returned.
You only pay for the good You get
Can you ask moreY
That's the peculiar plan al DR.. Pierce's
medicines arc sold ON.
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Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
Butter and Eggs.


Montana blue joint. balsd, u ton. &1s O
Montana timothy, u tpn.......... 10 o.
Montana upland, u ton............ Il G06Q14 O.
Oats. u lUD. 35Wl 4
Iran and shorts ................ / .
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MONTANA MARBLE WORKS
Write for Prices. Y
Office and Yard Lower Main street, Helena.

ITO JOHN WOLTERs. LATE OF EAST
l. Helena, state of M~ontana-You are hereby
notified that a final rule for divorce has been
granted against You st the suit OF augusta VOL
tiers. your wife. which will be heard in the court
Of common pleas No. s.. of Philadelphia county.
Pennsylvania, of March term, 1885. No. II. on
Saturday. July Is, A. D.. 1893, at 10 g clock .: m '
on which day you may appear and show cause,
II any you have. why such divorce should not bs
granted against you.
1872 So. Sixth street, Philadelph,a, Attorney for
Libellant.
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HELENA WHOLESALE Markets.

HELENA, June 20. 1898.
Graduated sugar. u 100......... IS
Pillsbury's Best flour. u 100. -. 3R
Dakota -four. Mandan. per 100.... 50
Montana -four, a 0O......... ..... / 9o@2 90
Corn meal. white. " 10o........" 40
Corn meal, yellow, " l00....."- ass
Bacon. dry salt. ID h ............ IL
Bacon, smoked, u Ii ........... II
Racon, choice breakfast, u h.. l6
Hams. N 16
Lard. prime leaf, u n ........... IA
Canned tomatoes. N case,. 275
Dried peaches. peeled. ............ IS q 20
Dried peaches. unpeeled. il. 10 q 171
Honey. white clover. combs, u ID. 10
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MINNESOTA.
Wilbur Tebbils. ....... Merchants Hotel, 81. Paul
Wellsrd 8. Dennis. ........ 1iotsl Ryan. St Psnl
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CALIFORNIA.
a. G. Wilbur ....... Palace Hotol, San Franoiscs
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UTAH.
WASHINGTON.

]. ". Graham
]. r. Riggs ,..... Tostofice News Stand, Seattle
Mercer d Nathan. :. .10A =. Second st., Seattle
Wenatchae News o........."...... WenAtohee
Ott, p. Johnson. WeuAtchee
Funk's News Depot Pacific Az" 1seoms
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Tor SALE-A HORSE AND PHAETON
i for sale cheap. Enquire at Masonic Tenn
pie, Geo. Booker.
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~ housekeeper would like . position in . wild
overs family. "Housekesper," S1 Breckenridge
street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements under this head hres time,
ERkK

SITUATION WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED
~ lady wishes q situation A. housekeeper in
the country. Address "Honsekeeper," this
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FOR DECENTRALIZATION

FOR sALE-S2.3O 800 HOUSE FOR b. IT'S; 81.
1 per month or to suit. ii. Il. Reed Il Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-21

EOR SALE-THE MERCHANTS HOTEL
l. comp,ny are still giving n BARGAIN TO Al
Corners, in antique oak suits with ali hair IN At
tresses. oak wardrobes. oak folding beds, oak
dining tables. oak leather scat and plush eeat
chairs, heed & Barton's silverware, consisting Of
silver knives, forks. spoons, sugars, creamers,
buffers. pickle castors. Edam cheese holders.
and numerous other articles. a genuine bar.
gain guaranteed. Merchants Hotel company,
L'OR SALr- CHEAP. HOTEL RANGE AND
Il steam table and furniture. Inquire at At
lantic restaurant.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-21

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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-21

SITUATION WANTED-A NURSE WOULD
- like to take care Of a chronic case. "Nurse."
5Il Breckenridge street.