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A FINE TURNOUT.
President Clevelnnd's Horses and His Car

President Clevelnnd's Horses and His Car
riaGeS.
WASHINGTON. March 19.-Not since Presi-
den Arthur was in the White house have
the executive stables contained four finer
animals than the horses which President
Cleveland brought down from New York
The four carriages they will draw are also
very handsome and quite different from the
general rule of presidents carriages, in that
two of them are striped with red and yellow
lines on the wheels and shields and running
gear. President Harrison's horses we're all
from the west and were superb animala.
President Cleveland's animals are from
New York state. The four horses are chest
nut bays, and are strong, well-made ami
mails, and evidently blooded. Altogether
there ara four vehicles-a handsome four
seated landau. which the president will use
when he atteuds cabinet dinners. or wishes
to take my one besides Mrs. Cleveland
driving; a phaeton. a %brougham, and G vic
tcria.
The landau is of striking appearance. 1t
is ebony black. with dark red stripes on the
spokes of the wheels md along the sides.
1t has the basket finish. and is handsomely
upholstered liz black cloth and silk. On
the box, where Pre- sident Harrison's old
coachman will hold the reins. the g are two
IlNSSiF6 MUG lamps OF GllSt6DluR glass anu
nickel-silyer finish. The harness that goes
with it has silver-nlate trimmings, and on
the blinds are the letters &c. c." in mono.
gram. Mrs. Cieveiend's phaeton is q liRht
vehicle. with n place for the footman be-
hind. Unlike the landau, the color is of q
dark green, with light yellow stripes on the
wheels and sides. the top swings over 80
as to nearly prevent any one from the side
seeing who the occupant is. The cushions
are of deep green cloth. The brou1ham is
a heavy twn-seated vehicle, painted black,
with silver-mounted lamps. The victoria
has not yet arrived. but will be here next
week.
The presidents stable is Immediately
back of tho White house. and was built by
Gen. Grant during his last term. 1t is well
fitted up and carefully cared for. No ap-
preparation is allowed by congress 70 the
Presidents ca rriages and horses, and it hns
always been the custom for each president to
bring his own outfit with him to Washington
when he comes to take the oath OF Office.
Some of ex-Presiaent Hari ison's is still in
the stable. but viii be forwarded to him at
Indianapolis when he sends for it.
In striking contrast to the presidents
turnout are those provided by the govern.
ment for the cabinet officers. These are
old-fashioned, four-seated carriages, with
the box on a level with the seats. and glass
nre usually dingy looking, and the horsef
are inferior animals. The carriages. how.
ever. are only intended to be used for off,
clal purposes, although the wives of the
officials monopolizs them for social uses.
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ind in accordance with.law and the order OF
the board of trustees of said company, the 3lst
day of March, 1893, was designated rs the time
many shares of each parcel OF stock as nay be
necessary will be sold at the Office of A. h. Cook,
state auditor. Helena. Montana, on tho said Slst
day Of March. at Ave o'clock p. m. of said day.
to Pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with the cost of advertising and expenses
OF sale
HARRY H.. DAVIS, Secretary.
I. z. Fox 225. Helena, Mont.
Office with A. B. Cook, Lewis and Clarke
county court house. Helena. Mont.
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A Royal Party in a Wreck

LISBON. March liking Carlos, Queen
Marie Amalie and the members of the cabi-
net went on q special train to Caldas Da
Rama to-day to open tho hospital. The
train ran off the track at Campolide and all
the passengers were thrown off their seats.
Aside from the fright caused by the shock
nobody suffered from the accident. After
two hours waiting the royal patty proceeded
on another train.
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NOTICE TO cREDlToRs.-EsTATE OF

NOTICE TO CREDlToRs.-EsTATE OF
IN Frederick M. Wilson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
administrator of the estate Of frederick
and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them with the nee
essary vouchers. within four months after the
first publication of this notice, to the said ad-
ministrator at his office in fittsburR block.
Helena, Montana. the same being the place Tor the
Transaction OF the business of said estate in the
county of Lewis and Clarke. Montana.
Ohm G. PAULSEN,
Administrator OF the estate of Frederick NJ.
Wilson. deceased,
Dated Feb. 13, 1893.
First publication Feb. %. 1893. j
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Brought Back From Brazil.

New YORK, March ia. A. Cadwallader,
the absconding president of the Superior
National bank, Of West Superior, Wis, and
charged with approprlatine the funds of
that institution, is a passenger on the Bra
zl mail steamship s~egurancia. due here
this week from Rio de Janeiro. He is
prisoner in charge of Capt. Charles F,
Henry, n of the detectives employed by
the American Surety company, of this city,
which was on Cadwalladel's bond.
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Political Life in Honduras.

PANAMA, March ia dispatch from Pa
pola says q report has been received there
from T~egucigalpa. Honduras, announcing
that Vincente Williams. o member Of Pres
ident Leiva's cabinet, had been assassin
ated by Gen. Domingo Vasquez. Gen. Vas
quez accused Williams OF being a traitor
and killed him. 1t is also reported from
Papola that Gen. Rosendo Agueri, acting
president of Honduras. is plotting to de.
clare himself dictator of the republic.
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Thew Think He Was Poisoned.

ROME. March 19.-The Messagero Partia
says an inquiry has been ordered to ascer-
tain the facts concerning the recent death
of Ceccarelli, the Pope's physician. There
il a suspiclan. says the Massagero. that he
was poisoned at the instance Of his rela.
tives and a woman belonging to one Of the
Oldest Catholic families in Italy.
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Territorial, Waters Defined.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 19.-The COM
mission appointed to define the term terri
torial waters rs used in the Boring case
have decided the term applies to all waters
within thirty leagues OF the coast line.
Even here there is little expectation that
this decision will be accepted by any for
States.
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NOTICE TO CREDlTOks.-ESTATE or
~ William Gehlhaus. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, adj
ministratrII of the estate OF William 1ehihaus
deceased, 10 the credito rs OF, AID all persons hav-
lug claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with tho necessary vouchers, within four
months after tho first publication OF this notice.
TO tho said administrators at {. ", lleischer's
law oflics. room y. Horsky block. Helena,
MN ana, the same being the place for the
transaction of tho business of said estate, IN
the county Of Levi and clarke.
AN = GEHLHt Us.
administrator o. tho estnte of " illiam Gehlhau.
deceased.
Lated eb. IL, 1893.
{. W. Fleifcter. ht;orney for est.ts
First publication Ieb. Is. 1898.
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Short Work VIII, be Made OF sato.

ACAPULCO, Mex. March ia courier has
arrived hcre bringing news OF the capture
OF Leandro Sato. one of the most desperate
and famous bandit chiefs in the state OF
Guerro. A few days age a strong force of
troops made a raid upon the rendezvous of
the brigands. In the fight two soldiers
were killed and three briQands wounded
and Sato captured. He will be summarily
shot upon arrival here.
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT sALE.-oFF1CE
pany. Location Of it's works, Thompson river.
Missoula county. There is delinquent upon he
following described stock on account of ASSESS
7th day of February, 1893. the several amounts
get opposite the names of the respective stock
holders:
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A Supposed Dynamiter Arrested.

ROME, March ia French anarchist
named Barnard was arrested here to-day.
He is suspected of having caused the ex-
plosions at the Palace Antioi Mattel md
the Palace Altieri.
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Salisbury is Ill.

LONDON. March 19.-Lord Salisbury is
again confined to bed and is + forbidden by
his physician to attend to any business
whatever.
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NOTICE OF school MEETING.-NOTICE
\. ia hereby given t1at the annual school meet
in of school district o. | will o held at tho
Central school build ne in said district. county
OF LOWS and Clarke, state of M~ontana on Fat
urda', April ], 1888, for tho purpose of e~lecting
two trustees to servo for a term OF three years
each. and such other business as may como be.
fore the meeting.
Also for the urpose of voting upon tho prop
osition of providing by taxation the sum Of
$4,000 to maintain the schools of said district.
The polls will be open from two O'Clock i. N
to six p. III, of said day
y. w. LANGHORNE.
G. T.. MILE.
G ID. GREENFIELD.
II. +. G. KLEiNSHMlDE.
JACOB WALKER.
Attest: FRED CAMEL.
j. W. FILLS. Clerk. "
Helena, Mont, March 0. 1893.
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WALTER


5000 fine large. lew. lot on Sparta street
les feet front and lio feet deep. about IL min
utes' walk from the court house: city water; an
excellent location for anyone who wishes to keep
a few cows. there being . range Immediately al
joiaing: only 500 down, $50 per month.
S:25-Lot i2x1t0 on third street near Davis
street; five blocks from court house.
$500, $450. $500-Lots in E~roRdwater addition;
three years time to purchasers who improve.
$500 each for two lots corner Madison and Hol-
Inns; $50 down on each lot. balance one and two
years.
$500 for level lot on Pine street between Rod
ney and Warren: $1C0 down, $40 per month.
$500-House and lot on Sparta street for $500:
house has two neat rooms and lot is 50xl25.
81. 2aU-Six-room house, new, and lot 50x140;
ON east side; 500 down. SIS per month.
Sl,saO-Well built house having hall, eight
rooms, four closets, pantry, cellar; in good
neighborhood on east side nine blocks from
court house: $2t Dor month; no down payment.
$2,s5O-New, stylish, briok-yeneersd dwelling
on east side having seven rooms, with bath, pam
try. cellar. finished in oak, good lot; $500 down.
81, 600-Slx-room house on fifth avenue. near
Heattie street. with lot having so feet frontage;
one-ha!f down.
Tour-room furnished house near corner Fifth
and Davis; $50.
WALTER MATHESON.
Room IL Gold Block.
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Eureka Employment Agency
CORNER GRAND AND JACKSON.

CORNER GRAND AND JACKSON.
sS-Cffice Up Stairs.
WANTS-Iie- makers: 4 good canvaesers for
tho city; girls for homework, $25; girl for light
homework, Sl5.
tol. ltkNT-7 rooms and bath furnished. $50;
2 rooms furnished for light housekeeping, $40,
l0-roon brick house. 81; 40 acres OF land 1
mil = from the city, well waterod and good build
ings and fences, - or acre
ftR SALE Ranch II 200 acres. II head of
horses, u head of cattle, and all necessary farm
ing implements. SA,5 o. terms to suit purchaser.
y feet front ind 2-story bricx building beck
from Main street at Sal a foot. 1his il n snap.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. THE AN
~ nual meeting OF the Stockholders OF tho
heser Mining company will be held at the oiiioo
of Steele Il Clements, Helena. Mont on Mon
day. March 20. 1888, at eight o'clock u. M, for tho
election of trustees and transaction OF other
business. DAVID MARKA sac.
Dated Helena, March g., 1893.
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II. s. HepEor, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
SHERlFk'S SALE. SANFORD X. PALMER
~ and samuel II. Cramer, plaintiffs, VS.. Emil
II voy $3.50 - n I,RcAnrk

SHERlFt'S SALE. SANFORD X. PALMER
~ and samuel II. Cramer, plaintiffs, VS.. Emil
v. Uffelman ct al. defendants. :.
Under and by virtue Of an order of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued ont OF tho
district court Of the First Judicial district Of the
state of Montana, in and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. on the 18th day of March, A. u.
1893. in the above entitled action. wherein SAN
ford X. Palmer and samuel III. tramer, the above
named plaintiffs. obtained y Judgment and de-
cree of foreclosure and sale against Emil V.
Uhelmnn ct al. defendants, on the 18th day of
March, A. ID, 1893. for the sum of 81, SOL 6. be-
eidea interest, costs ard attorneys fees, which
eaid decree was, on the 18th day Of March, A.
b.. 1891. recorded In Judgment book No.
''H'' of said court. at page =. i am COM
manded to sell two certain houses and all other
eight () in block number ten q0l. las said lots
and block are numbered, DESIGNATED and de-
scribed on the plat of the Phoenix addition to
the city of Helena, county of Lewis and Clarke,
and state of Montana.
Public notice is hereby given. that on Mon
day. the 10th day of April, a. D.. 1899. at ~
O'Clock m. of that day. at. the front door Of the
court house. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana, l will, in obedience TO said order of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale. sell the above
described property. or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment. with in-
for cash in hand. $50
Given under my hand. this Goth day of March,
A. u. 1873.
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
BY FRED Il. Aoss, Under Sheriff.
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NOTICE TO CrFDlTORSr-ESTATE OF
Az Mary A. .hctIvily, deceased.
administratrlx Of the estate Of Mary A.. Mcr.yily,
deceased. to the creditors of, and all per-
sons having claims against, tho said de.
ceased. to exhibit them. with tho neces-
tary vouchers. within four months after the
first publication of this notice, to the said ad-
ministratrix at Room J, Gold block. Helena,
Montana. the same Icing the place for the trans
action OF the business of said estate int he county
Of Lewis and Clarke, Mont ma
MARY NEWLY,
Administrators of tho estate of Mary A. Mo-
Evily. deceased,
Dated Helena, Montana, Feb. q, 1893.
J. j. Walsh, Attorney.
First publication Feb. q. 1889.
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fioters forced their way TO the platform
whore the priests had raised au altar and
placed the orucitix on il. They spit on tho
c~ruciax, broke it into fragments, and tossed
the pieces into the audience. Ihe priests
we're attacked, knocked down, carried to
the doors and thrown into the street,
While some of the rioters drove ont tn
men. women md children OF the congrega
ton, others smashed the furniture in hall.
Many we're severely injured by being
knocked down and trampled on. Numer.
GUS arrests have been made and moro are
expected to follow.
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Got tho CIR, and Got In Trouble. Too.

tional elopement with remarkable Giro I'M
stances attending it has been brought to
light by the police of this city. A few
nights ago the residence OF Refugio Mar.
tinez. n wealthy and prominent citizen.
was entered by some men disguised az ban.
dts. They raided the house and carried
of the prize, who says she was not taken
sgainst her will. She was married on the
day following the abduction TO her daring
young lover. He and his companions must
answer the charge of robbery n assault
ing Martinez. unless he refuses to prose-
cute them. They are in Jail.
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ALIAS SuMMONH-IN THE JuSTICES
: court OF Helena township. state OF Montana.
county OF lowla and Clarke. before A, q Vo-
taw, Justice of tho peace.
G.P. schermorhorn and b. g. West, co-part-
nsrs ~ kchermerhUsn h West, plaintiffs. VI.
Thomas q. Stephens. defendant,
ne state Of Montana to tho above named do
PENDANT, greeting;
You are hereby summoned to be and appear
before me. A. O.. VOtaw. a Justice. OF the peace In
and for the county Of Lewis and Clarke. ut my
Office In Helena, within ton days after the COM
pletion OF tho publication Of this ummons to
wit, after April II, 1851, then and there to mako
answer to the complaint Of Schermerhorn II
West. the above named plaintiffs, IN n civil Ac-
ton to recover tho sum of twenty-five and b0-l0
dollars. for balance due for goods, wares and mer-
chandise sold. and delivered to defendant by
plaintiffs, at his special instance and. request.
during the gear 1882. and in default thereof
Judgment viii be rendered against you. thomas
G.. Stephens, the above named defendant, for tho
sum of Twenty-Five and 6O-l0 dollars and costs
In this behalf expended.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF March,
A. ID, 1893, A. c. NOrAW, ~
Justice of tho Peaco.
II q yappo. AAtDv~c,, Fn~ I1l~ioktNu
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WAhTED-A F~lRST-CLASS GIRL q
w general house work German or Swede)
| with good reference. 207 South Rodney.
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After the Grip
Hoods Pills

the preference every time now. / think they
are just wonderful. 1 am glad to
two such good preparations as Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and Hoods Pills" MRS. ISAIAH EN-.
ERsoN, East Manchester N. II.
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Don cure Constipation by restoring
the pcristaltic action of the alimentary canal.
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"a ANTED-AT ONCE. TWO FlRST-CLAss
w coat makers; steady work through the
whole season. Lache the Tailor, Missouia,
Mont.
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HELP

WANTED-rEN MEN TO SHOW THE GLY-
w cerine Carpet Paste to families in Helena;
c'eans carpets at residence 70, almost nothing
Dry carpet Cleaning Co.. Pittsburg, IA.
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WANTED WOMAN FOR GENERAL
w homework at kandmann ran CHI. three
miles east of Missoula; permanent employment
if suited.
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SITUATION WANTED-IN HOTEL OR RES
~ taurant by a cook who knows his business
and is steady and temperate. Address w. e..
Inue pendent office.
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HELP WANrED-FEMALE

WANTEp-LADlES WISHING TO MAKE
$50 weekly. by doing writing at their
own homes. Address, enclosing stamp, Miss
Myrtle Morse. South Bend, Ind.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements lnuer ihis Aeu1 three times
FIRE..
SITUATION WANTED-BY FlRST-CLASS
~ bread and cake baker. Address 1896 Fifth
aYenus.
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SHER1FF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Eek.

CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
BY FRED Il. boss. Under sheriff.
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SITUATION W~ANTED-BY A F1RST-CLASS
~ confectioner. address r. u. this Office.
SITUATION W~ANThD-BY MAN AND WIFE
~ in hotel or boarding house; woman first
class cook or waitress; man clerk, porter or
dishwasher; no objection to leaving city. Adj
dress j. NJ. Independent.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-07
BLooD-CURDLING RUAfoR
Regarding the Number Killed in a
Railway Wreck.

DANvILLE, ILL.,, Aug. 6.-Train No.
A on the Peoria & Eastern railway.
Conductor McCawley, while pulling up
a grade coming into DanvIlIe about 3
o'clock this morning, broke in two parts
upon trestle half mile long and sew
enty-fve feet high. Before the train
men of Train No. 44 could get off the
rear portion of their train, Train No. 42.
east-bOund. came upon the bridge.
dashing into the rear of Train No. a.
ON the middle span of the trestle. Nc
Cawley was across the bridge, but
could not get back far enough to
prevent No. 40 coming onto the
bridge. The middle span was COM
pletelv destroyed, and also twenty
five cars of grain. two cabooses and the
engines. Engineer O'COnnor had very
narrow escape. Two hundred men
have been at work all day clearing
away the debris in search of bodies.
Only one was found, that of Brakeman
Stone. Charles jackson, bricl1mason.
was seriously injured. He claim4 that
he and seventeen other brickmasons
were beating their way east in grain
car, and that all the others are killed.
and their bodies at the bottom of the
pile of cars in the river. His story Gre
ated intense excitement. but as oniy one
body has been found it is believed that
he is mistaken. The loss will exceed
$100. 900 to the railroad compauy-
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GROVER AND ADLAI.
The Two Spend a Rather Quiet
Sabbath.


Sabbath.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6. - President
Cleveland spent today at his country
home in company with Secretary La
mont, who went out with him last
night. In the course OF the afternoon
Secretary Gresham drove out and had a
snort talk with the president. The
weather was exceedingly hot, and the
gentlemen found the breezes that blew
over the heights much more agreeable
than the almost Sitting heat that pre-
vailed in the city. Vice President
Stevenson reached the city this morn
ing from his home III Bloomington. lii.
and sought the quarters occupied bv
him when he came to Washington last
March to be inaugurated. He spent the
day quietly at the hotel, and this
evening went out for short time.
The vice president had nothing to add
to the statement made by him while en-
route to this city, that he could not tell
what congress would do, and that he
hoped the special session would be a
short one. Mr.. Stevenson spoke ell.
Enthusiastically of his experience and OBJ
servations while on his recent trip to
the Pacific coast, and appears to be in
excellent health. Rev. w. n. Cleve-
land. of New York, brother of the pres
ident, preached today il he New York
Avenue Presbyterian church. The
prt sident came in from the country to
hear him, and Secretary Gresham, Post
master General BisselI and Private
Secretary Thurber were in the morning
congregation,