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1T CAME HIGH.
PrcsbyteriAns spen, 10000 to Convict
Dr. Briggs.


Dr. Briggs.
WASHINGTON, Juno SIT is generally
agreed among the Presbytcrians promi-
ncntly connected with the Briggs case, that
the expenses incurred during the entire
progress of the case from the initiatory
stage until the general assembly disposed
Of IL last week, amounted 10 n very large
sum, but Il Is almost impossible to make
an estimate OF the total amount with ac-
curacy. Some light was thrown on this
subject, however, by Rev. Dr. Bartlett,
who was chairman Of tho local committee
OF arrangements for the general assembly.
Dr. Bartlett says that the board bill
alone Of the DO commissioners to the as
sembly, the number that the local COM
mittee promised to provide for, amounted
TO 500 per day, aud therefore the two
days trial of Dr. Briggs In this city cost
the local committee si.100. There were,
however, more than 500 delegates to the
assembly. and while tho trial consumed.
properly speaking, only two days, the case
really extended over more than double
that period. So $4,000 is nearer the mark
than 81 800. This in itself 10 low esti-
mate. DIR. Bartlett is Of tho opinion that
the estimate made BY some Of the COM
missioners that the Briggs case from be-
ginning TO end had cost tho general as
sembly About 10000 10 nearly correct.
Colonel MeCook Of the prosecuting COM
mitsse, wealthy man, spent out OF hts
own pocket, according to Dr. Bartlstt's
opinion, at loasf $4,000.
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TRADED THEIR PAPERS
Chinlmen Return Home and Sell IhsiP
Certificates
HEATHEN HELD IN OREGON
The state Department VIII Not in-
terfsrs-The Gold 0ituatlon--
General News Views
Appointments.

WAsarSIoroN, June B.-The treasury
department for some time has believed
that Chiness were usine atodavits ef
authcntication for illsgitimato purposes.
Some that wore taken out here wsre ssnt
abroad and sold to Cinnamon. In ether
casss, Cinnamon would dispose of thsm
after reaching China and In both Gases
the law was violated. Under the law,
Chinese merchants who desire to leave
this country to visit China, have hsssto-
fore boon furnished with papers which,
when endowed by tho Unteed States
consul at tho port Of dsbAPkattcD. entitled
them to rsenter the United Statss. Acting
Secretary Hsmlin thinks that the abuse
should bo stopped md has addressed
to the collector at Boston the following
letter on tho subject:
'Under date Of April n last tho United
States consul at Hong Kong transmitted
TO the department Of state afndavits sub
mittcd to him for authenticAtion. and
which appeared TO have bscn issued at
your port Sept. 8, 1892. and Feb. 4. 1879,
over tho signature Of Deputy Collector J.
L. Swift, to Yes Sing and Ycc Mot Rip,
respectively alleged TO be Chinese persons
residing in Boston, who left the United
States with the intention of returning
thereto. Tho consul declined to endorse
said documents for the reason that Il was
evident the persons presenting the same
had never been In the United States. 10 was
shown BY their inability 10 answer ques-
tions relating to this country, notwith.
standing the fact that the afIldavits stated
that they had resided here for number Of
years. II is evident that the persons pre-
senting tho affidavits are not those to
whom they were issued at Boston. In
view Of the misuse Of papers thus pre-
pared In the United States, this depart
ment is Of the opinion that II 10 not ad-
visable for collectors Of customs or their
deputies to certify to the same, and you
are requested to give the necessary in
structions to discontinue the practice at
YOUR mort"
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Entrsss for s-Day.

Butte. June 5.-Followins arc the en-
tries and weights for to-morrow's races at
westcheater:
First race. .flve-eiehths Of miis--Ormus.
III; Assignee. Ill; Solitaire, III; War
like, III: Black Hawk, III; TenAcsous.
III; Sam Lucas, III; Baby Colt, III;
Mary los.
Second race, fivs-eighths of . mils-St.
Julien, III; Drum Major, III; Miss Prim-
rose, colt, III; Terrapin, Ill; Aurelian,
III; King Beers, III: Hurlingham, Ill; !;
Ouida, III; Harrington, 10e.
Third race. Eieven-sixteenths OF .
mile, handicap Ramapo, l0e; Candsla-
bra. i0s; Reckon, iis; Hamilton, Zoe; !;
Lizzie. So.
Fourth race. Thrse-fourths Of .
mile, Barlow stakes Dobbins, i23;
Ontario, l23; Sir Excess. 12i; Anawanda,
iei; st. Julien. l2l st. Maxim, l2i; Prig,
iOs; Avon, lis.
Fifth race. One mile, withsrs'
stakes-Sir Francis, i22; Prince
George, IT,; Don Aionso, i22; Governor
Foraker. IL; DIR. Rice, i22; Lidesr-
wood. i2a; Rainbow. l22; Sir Walter, i22 !;
~. Dominso. l:e.
Sixth race. three-fourths Of . mile
S,onencli. iis; Monowai, its; Fort
Worth. l2i.
Seventh race. seven-eighths Of q mile.
Selling -Hammie. los; Willie l.. los; Ly-
ceun. 100. Sirephon, i07; Deception. ss;
Speculation. 1i3; Arab, li3; vasaboud,
los; Onward. i06; Mordotte. l04; Alcalsie,
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spokane.s Oldest HANK,

SPox ,NE, WASH, Juno 5.-Ths Bank
OF Spokane temporarily closed its doors
this morning. The suspension caused no
excitement. The bank is tho oldest in
the city and has paid up capital Of $780,
90 and surplus Of si2S.Oo. The en-.
barrnss,nent Is due to the ,ightness Of tho
money market. Tho bank has always
been considered the strongest in eastern
Washington. A. M. Cannon. president Of
tho bank. has many large interests In this
city and is reported to be q multi-million.
ARE. No statement of the banks condi.
ton has yet been given.
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Yesterday at i.atosia.

LAroNiA. June 5.--The track Was muddy.
First race. Thrtccn-sixteenths Of . mile
Roseboy won; The Queen. second Fay s,
third. Time. l 80. Second race. Eleven
sixtcenths of a mile-Forsman won; Mary
Alice Lawrence, second; The Hsirsss,
third. Time. i:is. Third race. Nine-six-
teenths Of a mils-Judgs Payne won; Gal
latin. second; Frontman, third. Time.
:o2 2-S. Fourth race. Seven furlongs-
W. l.. Munson won; Montevideo, second.
Time. 1 :3ai,. The nth race was declared
Oft. Sixth race. Nine-sixtcenths Of Q
mIlc-Marcel won; Charles King, seconds :
warwickshire, third. Time, :oa
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AT the WHITE CITY.
I've Qsseas sead Exhtbess-DsaOerh's 70
Dsy-Ihs AssesAsacs.

sWe 0eeeoa eend Exesbsse-Oeeoes1s
Dsy-Ihs AssssAsacs.
CncAco. June S.-Ths day opened
cloudy. but towards noon the Gun esoks
through, promising good weather Soe t6e
sair visitors. II was Dsnmask's day In
The White City. Besides opanine tes On.
hibits In the manufacturss building eAero
wero sddgsssss and musical peograsaDe
In festival hall.
Al ths fair to-day portion Of Ave tens
q dian,oudifsrous clay, brought frsm
South African diamond fields, was put
Into crusher. When ground into ane
pieces tho water was turned on, cleArinG
away all except the hard giobulss con.
tanning the gems. These are then sorted
out BY tbs Zulus and afterwards cut.
Tho individual exhibits made by Queen
Victoria and Queen Msrgherlta oe Italy
were brought TO the fair to-day. They hsve
been In the safe deposit vaults on account
OF their value aud the heavy bonds % the
exposition for their safety. This morning
they were loaded on . truck snd under .
heavy police guard transported to. the
grounds. They were received at the ed.
ministration buildings BY tho chief Of
ficcrs with due ceremony. The Narsha.
rita exhibit, cons, sting mostly OF rare
exhibition, and victoria's, consisting
chiefly Of rare tapestries. to tho ilns arts
building. In each case there 10 a bond oe
100000 for the safe return Of the en-
hibits.
Whom tho boxes containing Qusen Mar
gherita's exhibits were taken into the
woman's building, Count Di Braxsa, whose
wife was appointed custodian. refused to
allow them 10 be opened, rs Ills wife ives
Ill and had Gono out Of the city. Her ~
turn 10 uncertain aud In hcr nbseuce tho
count absolutely refused to allow the pre-
cious exhibit 20 b displayed. Mrs. Potter
Palmer and Sonora Marietta. secretary Of
the Spanish ladies board, pleaded with
him for long time, but in vain. senors
Marietta was 20 chagrinsd that sho do
clared xhs would resign.
Tho attendance at tho fair to-day Was
about G5 600. The weather was uncom-
fortably warm most Of the day.
Tho quaint exhibit OF Japan in tho ans
arts building was opened this afternoon
and . reception WAS given TO invited
guests from TO 5 p. m. Tho exhibit 10 .
charming one and ID arranged In most
tasteful manner.
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HOSTING WORKS BURNED.

The star Mine nt Haley the scene Of .
small Blaze.
special Dispatch to the standard.
HALEY, Idaho. June 5.--The hosting
works at the Star mine. located in Star
gulch Just below HALEY, were destroyed
ty fro yesterday evening. The loss is
sl,OO, with no insurance. A few minutes
before the flames were discovered. a fire
man cNtiuguishcd the iire in boiler and
descended TO the workings. only to return
In q few minutes to find the building a
mass of fiaiues. II is supposed that while
removing the fire from beneath the boiler
q live coal dropped unnoticed and SUBJ
seauentiy iguited the buildings.
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NEW ON FINANCE.
The General Discussss Americas and
Engiish Money Matters.

The General Discussss Americas and
Eogiish Money Matters.
WASHINGTON, June 5.-General John c.
New, late consul-xeneral at London,
speaking in regard to the financial situa-
tion, said to-day: II have no knowledge
of the policy of the administration. but Il
ought to occur to anybody that the sold
stringency Is due 10 the policy Of purchas-
ing silver bullion and paying gold for Il,
for the issuing Of silver certificates
amounts to the payment direct OF gold for
silver. The inevitable result of such .
policy, IL pursued, must be the placing of
the United States on o silver basis. In
Great Britain there Is considerable unrest
In financial circles and in the fuctuation
Of prices In all kinds of securities. This
Is due to overproduction, participation in
different kinds Of proInotive schemes and
other local causes and also to the bank
failures In Australia. which. as everybody
knows. directly affect tho financial situa-
ton in Great Britain"
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BOOTH WILL NOT RECOVER.
Physsciaas and Frisnds Have Given Up
All Hone.


NEW YORK. June 5.-Booth's physician
issued bulletin this morning saying:
Il have seen no improvement during
the night"
The doctor, In reponse to questions, ~
peated the statements In last nights bulle-
tins that Booth 10 growing weaker and that
there 10 no hope Of even partial recovery.
His condition 10 now very critical. The doc
tor remained with him all night and will
return % soon ~ possible to-day. The
patients relapse took place Saturday,
whom the exhausting NJ Of coughing
threatened to suifocate him. He has been
growing weaker since. In the early part
Of last night the patient seemed to suffer
greatly for air. About 2 Q. m. he fell into
. troubled slumber which lasted most Of
the night.
Booths souin.law said this afternoon
that Booth was rapidly failing and might
die before niehtfall.
During the afternoon Joseph jefferson
called on the dying traeedian and stood
At the bedside for Is minutes. II 10 doubt
full, however. IL Mr.. Booth recognised who
II was. Jefferson was affected to tears %
ho saw the wasted ngure Of his old friend.
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Couidnt Extend Their Paper.

KANSAS City, June b.-The Kansas
Grain company, which claims 20 bs the
largest purchaser Of grain from producers
In the world. has failed. The announce
meut was made on tho board of trade this
morning that tho company was unable to
meet contracts. The announcement
caused great excitement. Tho main off.
ces arc In this city and Hutchinson, Kan.
The officers hero decline to make any
statement.
An associated press dispatch from
Hutchinson, kan., says that the suspen-
sion was due TO the inability of the COM
pany TO extend its paper In Kansas City.
President Templer Of the company says
that the assets are fully sufficient to meet
tbs liabilities aud they will pay out dollar
for dollar. Tho assets placed at Slso,000
with liabilities Of si02.0O0.
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WILL RELY ON coNoREss.

Policy OF Secretary Carlisle Gold for
Export To- Day.
WASHINGTON. June 5.-Onc million dol.
sub-treasury In New York for export to.
morrow. This leaves tho net gold In the
treasury sss. .334 $50.
A gentleman who 10 in . position to
serve until IL is much further reduced
and rely upon congress In extra session
TO relieve the situation.
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WILL co IT ALONE.
Cleveland Democrats In Rev York Will
Run q Separate Ticket.

Rum . separate Ticket.
ALBANY, n. T., Juno SIT can be stated
upon authority which, II stated, would
not be disputed, that The Cleveland demo-
Gratis havo resolved to run separate state
ticket this coming fall. They will seek
admission to the democratic state con
vention, which will DO controlled by Hill.
Murphy, Shcchan and Governor Flower.
but thcy forssee already that their dele
gates will be refused admission. aud &C.
cordinsy they are making plans. as
stated, TO hold state convention Of their
own and nominate . state ticket com.
posed of different men from those who
will he nominated by tho Hili.Murphy-
Sheshan-Flower convention. All the state
officers except the governor and lieuten-
ant governor arc elected this fall, also .
judge Of the court Of appeals.
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NORRIS PARK, June o.-The track was
dry and fast. First race. Five furlones
Chesapeake won; Sir Matthew, second I
wah Jim, third. Time, :5si4. Second
race. One mile Roller won; Julien, SEQ
ond; Major DAILY. third. Time, :ssH
Third race. Five furiongs won ;
Parasang. second; Miss Lilly, third. Time.
l:Oi. Fourth race. One milo and three
sixteenths His Highness won; Stockton,
second; Terriflsr. third. Time, 2:06k.
Fifth race. Six furloaGs
won: Sunbeam. second; Simmons, third.
Time. l:l2a. Sixth race. Six furlongs-
Bandit won; Oporto, second; Wolsey,
third. Time, I IL.
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HAS REACHED GREAT FALLS.
Mrs. Watson In Charge OF the Authorities
at the Cataract City.


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
GREAT FALLS, June 5.-Mrs. Elisabeth
Watson, q recent arrival from Butte, oc-
cupied q cell In the women's department
OF the city Jail last night. because tho ser.
geant found her going about the streets
soliciting money for the purchase Of alco-
hol. By her own story, she has made lifo
miserable for the civil authorities of tho
mining city over the range. She says that
she came to Butte this spring to find her
dear son, James, and would have proven
satisfactorily to tho public administrator
that she Was tho mother of one James
Watson, who died Mt the Sisters hospital
In Anaconda two years ago. II sho had
not been blocked at every point By that
officer and the county auditor. whom she
also accuses Of conspirinc to swindle her.
Finally, she says, Auditor Winters gavo
her ticket and put her OH the train for
Great Falls. County Auditor Beachly was
called In. but at last accounts he did not
know just what to do With this woma n
with the story Of WOO.
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SUSPECTED OF HoRs STEALING.
Three Mos Looked Up IL the Nissesis
jail.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
MissoULA. June 5. - Deputy Sheriff
Wood and Chief Of Police Prescott have
arrested j. &. whitner. J. NJ. Evans and
r. z. Cruel on charge Of horse stealing.
For several weeks people residing In the
valley have lost large numbers Of horses.
Every precauiion had been taken.
but TO no purpose, as their stock
gradually disappeared. Several Of
the ranchcr became desperate and
instituted q search for tho thieves, but
failed TO locate them. In many instances
rewards were offered for the return OF tho
stock. For some time the officials at the
sheriff g ofiice have been on tho trail OF
the gang. Il was known that three men
were csmped about 10 miles up the Rattle
snake during tho past two weeks, and,
after . careful investigation Of their
actions. the authorities placed them un.
der arrest. Since the arrest Of these men
reports continue to pour In OF the losses
Of horses and cattle. There In good rea-
scn TO believe that the right parties have
been found. Their preliminary examina.
ton will be held in a few days.
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CHiNAMEN IN HOOK.
A British Sea Capiaia with . Heavy
ResponsibiItty.

ResponsibiItty.
WASHINGTON, June b.-Ths state de-
partment will probably not interfere in
the case of the steamship Danube at Port
land. Oregon, where the captain appealed
to the British legation for relief from an
order Of the court which required him to
bring $50 Chinese passengers before tho
court to answer . hAbsas corpus. The
captain was willing that ths Chinese
should answer, but feared to assume the
heavy responsibility OF preventing the
escape Of the Chinamen whom once
ashore. Sir Julian Pauncefote, the Brit
ish ambassador. was at the state depart.
ment to-day, probably to present the case
to Secretary Gresham. II 70 believed ut
the department that there will be no dim
Guilty In complying technically with tho
order Of the court while avoiding the
possibility Of the escape Of the Chinese.
This could be done II the marshal served
his writs on board the vessel and left .
deputy aboard in charge Of the Chinese
until the court passed upon the casee.
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cooPER's SECOND TRIAL.

Exsminsttoa Of the Yeasg Msa fss the
Theft Of Coasty wsrrasts.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
HALEY. Idaho, June 5.-The second
trial of Edwin Cooper Of HALEY, for grand
larceny. was commenced to-day In this
city before Judge Stockslager. This ID the
case where Cooper stole some 1900 worth
Of Logan county warrants. tho property OF
John 4. Griffith. Cooper's first trial oc-
Cured last winter. whom tho jury dis-
tho case.
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GOT THEIR MONEY BACK
ALL WERE PAID IN FULL
Scenes OF Excitement In All OF the
Banks In the Windy City
Small Failures -Ohio
and Kansas City.

CMcAoo, June S.-Ths failure OF Herr.
mann Schahner q Co.'S bank, which oc-
Cured last wcek. bore fruit to-day in we'll
defined runs which were prscipitated on
almost. II not overy one. OF the savings
banks Of Chicago. The nrst to feel tho
eject OF the excitemsnt WAS tho Rank Of
Commerce, where great many Jewish cit
izens Of the poorer class keep their nc.
counts. The Schaffuer failure had
alarmed them and they bore down upon
the Bank Of Commercs at the opening
hour. Tho tellers were doubled UP and
paid the chccks as fast as they wcrc pre-
scnted throughout tho day, the officials OF
the bank expressing no alarm whatever
and saying that thcy wcrc able 10 meet
any demands.
The Illinois Trust q Savings bank,
which has a larger line of this class Of de-
posits than any other bank in tho city.
amounting ut times 10 over Sl2 5000 pu,
on an extra force Of tellers and paid every
ono rs rapidly as possible. At 3 o'clock
this afternoon they posted notice OH tho
front door that the hank would remain
opou until 10 o'clock tonight and SO long
as the present excitement continues.
The Hibernian hank. which, as its name
implios, was the depository for n large
number OF Irlsh. Americans Of small
means, was crowded all day, but found no
difficulty in meeting all demands. The
Dime Savings bank took advantage OF n
rule requiring, II necessary, 10 days notice
Of Withdrawal, aud paid only percentage
Of its deposits to-day. The Globe Savings
hank applied 3O-day rule. The Milwau-
kee Avenue Savings bank sustained q
moderate run throughout the day aud
they, too. kept open house until 2 O'Clock
tonight.
Equally spirited checking was noted
upon the Prairie State National and tho
Prairie State Savings banks, rs well ~
upon the Union Trust company, but in no
case was alarm felt by well informed peo-
pie. In fact, at many Of these institutions,
large depositors came In during the after
noon and made heavy deposits.
To-day the situation was greatly aggra-
waited by . number OF board Of trade brok-
ere who. tor reasons Of their own. devoted
thsmssives to the circulation Of sensa-
tional rumors in which they involved at
one time or another, nearly every bank In
the city and . large number Of leading
ssoek yards spsfators. Notwithstanding
thess malicious efforts. no fear 10 felt as
to the safety Of any OF the leading banking
institutions Of the city. The failure Of
Meadowcroft Brothers., . minor institu-
with total deposits Of perhaps ta00,0oo.
aroused little OF no interest.
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HELD FOR STEALING.

Edmesdson aud Russell Exsminrd at
Biiiings by the Commissioner.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
BILLINGS. Mont. June Harry Ed
montlson and Stuart Russell were held tc-
day by Commissioner Hart to the United
States district court for trial for stealing
a wagon on tho Crow reservation from
Abo Fenton. The two other men arrested
with them. John Edmondson and Charles
Smith. were discharged. District Attor-
ney Weed prosecuted and senator God
dsrd defended them, assisted by X. +.
Allen.
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A BUTTE MAN HURT.
Peter warrea Was Injured In IN. Iron
MouutAtn Accldsue

Moustatn Accidsae
ST. Louis, Jcne b.-Furthsr details of the
wreck on the Iron Mountain road at Loper
Mo-, reported last night, show that the
baggage and express cars, two chair carr
and three sleepers wore thrown OF the
track. The passengers werc badly shaken
up and three were quito seriously injured
They are:
LIZZIE O'CoSSELL. Ireland.
PAT OCoSSELL. Ireland.
Conductor BACON.
+ PETER wAKEES, Butte city, Mont.
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Will Lie In State.
Special Dlsnatch to tho standard.

BOULDER. June 5.-Thc remains Of the
late Hon. Thomas Joyes will be brought
TO town tomorrow morning and will lie in
state at the court house from O'Clock
until p. m. The funeral services will be
held at 3 o'clock aud the next morning
the body will be shipped to Mr.. Joyes'
parent at Louisville, Ny.
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Uolny lenanre

Nfw YORK. June 5.-Notwithst andina
the many assertions that DR.. McGlynn has
sailed for Rome, II is known by his close
est friends that he Is in retreat in the
Trappist monastry near Lexington, KY.
and will stay there some time. doing PEN
ance. After this lie will probably GO to
Rome.
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WE'RE SOMEWHAT SHOCKED.
Three People Killed and O'her. InJar.d
by Iightntng.

FRASKFoRr, ny, June 5.-During an
electric storm yesterday afternoon. the
house Of James Redding. a farmer, near
Swetzcr station, was struck by lightning
and three OF the occupants were killed in
stantly and one other badly stunned.
Those killed are:
JAMES REDnING.
ALEX BARBOUR,
MRS. JOHN LYMER.
Mrs. JosEPH BARBOUR, II 10 thought,
will dic also.
There werc II persons In tho house ut
the time and all were more or less shocked.
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FOR THE RAILROAD.

End 81 Q fWN Against th0 NortheFo
Pacific Company.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
HELENA. June Sin 1891, W. s. Bills, .
Denver drummer. stopped over at
Missouia on q through ticket to Spokane
but failed to get . step over check from
the conductor. The ticket for the ~
mainder OF the trip wee not aocspsed and
Bills WAS put OF the train for refusing TO
pay. He brought suit asaipst the COM
pany for 10000 damages. Il was die
posed Of in the United States court here
to-day by tho jury nndins for the railroed
company under Judge Knowles instrue-
tions.