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THE MARKETS..
STOCKS.

New YORK. May 2.-Rar silver. s2h.
Copper-Quiot; lake SiG.S5.
Iead-Eirm: domestic, $3.50.
This was another quiet day at the stock e1-
change. ! he market opened lower and dull. in
sympathy with London, but tho decline there
was attributed to manipulation from this eide
in the bear interest. Losses ranged from "a to
per cent. in the general list. and from u to 8 IN
a few of the active stocks. Advance of " to IA
afterwards took place under tho leadership OF
Sugar, Distillers and Cordage. Curing tho after
noon a fresh attack was made on the general
electric which touched 72A. a decline OF 3A
from last nights close. This had little effect
upon the market except DistiIers. which reacted
IN per cent. from the highest. A rally OF "a to
IA followed and the market was steady in tone.
Strong.
Petroleum = Dull and neglected; 58S bid.
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Newspnper Publishers Association.

CHICAGO, May Alt was expected the
American Newspaper Publishers a%ssocia-
tion. at their meeting to-day. would take
action for or against the proposed new syg-
tenn of measuring type, by which, whether
the type were lean or fat. Compensation
paid the compositor would be uniform.
The subject was given careful attention in
executive session; tho result was a decision
to refer the matter to the committee on
tyre Measurement and the executive com
mittee, with power to act. In regular Ges-
sion the members discussed folding and
mailing machines. and took action looking
to a committee of experts to continue to
seek an ideal apparatus.
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MArHEsoN : CO.


~Ss.0e0-ElcSant dwelling on Hlako street; frat
ito,y OF pressed brick. ,esond tramo: has hall
and eleven r, CONS; also bath room fully equipped;
good stable; alley In rear Of lot: $1,tO down
enthusiastically built dwelling on J~cfierson
etreet within five minutes' walk from Grana
Cen,ral hotell, has hall. ton rooms and hath, fur;
mace. Plumbing for gas. model pantry AND all
convcnisncss: lot iaxiOO: this location COM
mands one Of tho finest vie rs OF Helena; $3.50
down. $2h ger month, .
$1,000 for a nine-room residence on Fifth aye
nue.; bath and good lot AMI hnIn; excellent To-
cAlity; $1,000 down.. i.
81 O0-kix-room b.iok cottage on corner OF
~I,enton avenue and Gilbert; the lot y . %Tartscu-
larly fine one and has . frontage Of Is feet on
Henton and lbJ fest on Gilbert street; $1,000
down.
sb.OOO-Tight.room dwelling on q broadway
corner; NIL modern convenience; finished in
oak; lot i2xl0O: $1,000 down.
Sd .sOO-six-room outage. brick, on Clarke
street: modern. lot 1Ooxi6h 5000 down.
s .50O-tine double brick on Howie strest;
sixteen. rooms;. modern; large lot; one third
down, balance long time.
$50 o. An elegant dwelling on a Spruce street
corner: has fourteen rOoma, with an extra line
bath room. gas. sewer connection, ventilation;
thoroughly we'll built and one of the warmest
houses in Helena; lot btxl50;. %, a0D down.
MaTHESON d CO.,
Gold Block.
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h..r 4, Bate for a short time. voiRht &
Dickinson vera in the business OF shlppinG
live stock from Idaho and selling to Butte
firms. Weight yesterday drew Ssoo from
Hope a. Brownlee's bank belonging to tho
frn and disappeared. Ho boarded the
Montana Central train for Helena. and tel
ecrams to arrest him have been unsuccess-
ful in accomplishing that object.
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The Jersey Ahead.

CHICAGO. May 24.-The test of the dairy
qualities of Jersey, Guernsey and Short
horn cows Is being made at the Worlds
fair with twenty-five COWS of each breed.
30 far the Jerseys are far ahead, both in
amount of milk. percentage of butter and
cheese. The questions of tho amount of
food consumed and loss or gain OF flesh are
yet to be determined
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ro,lsra Athletic Events.

WORCESTER, Mass. May 24.-Dartmouth
won the athletic sports of tho New England
intercollegiate associou to-day, Amherst
seeond. Brown third. Wesleyan fourth. J..
4. Ives. the Wesleyan distance sunncr,
broke the n and two mile records. inter
magnificent running and close finishes. the
time being 4:3o116 and 1905 3-5.
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: Dull and neslected; 58A bid.
Closing

Money on call easy: closed offered at "a per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 6NS per cent.
sterling exchange steady, rixty-day bills. 24.s5A
CASH, and 81. s9@ 4.S9A for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. May 24.-Cattle- Receipts. 1900;
slow. 10@15 cents lower: fat western steers $3.50
top price; medium. 81. 5O@4.95; others. S. .109
1875: Texans. IS. .5d3.5O.
Hoss-Heceipts $4,000: Glow. 15@2o cents
lower; mixed and packers, $7.40@7.5O; heavy.
81. 55@7.70; light, 81 So.
sheep receipts 1900: slow, slightly lower;
natives, 81. 25@l6. 81; Texans, S2.60 95.lG west
erns, $5.G0@5.65
CHICAGO. May 2t-WheAt-Steady; cash. Toxic:
July. 731sc.
torn-firm: cash. Ale: July. 41Ac.
Oats-Steady; cash. 31c. July. 29c.
Pork-ta sy; cash. $40. s5; September, sos 5.
ard-Fasy; cash, $40. Is; seI TENDER. 10.72h.
Ribs-Ilasy; cash. So IS: September, $3.50
larley 62.
Shoulders-$1o .O0610 .2i
Short clear-$10.2 51 10.50
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Nothing drastic in TUTr's Pills.
Ono Engineer KnIed. o,h.r min

Ono Engineer Killed. Oiher Injured.
FoRr MADISON. Iowa, May ga wreck
occurred on the Santa Fe about two miles
wss: of New Boston this afternoon. when a
freight engine crashed into the California
express westbound, badly crippling both
engines. Fireman Stephens. of the passen-
Eer, was scalded to death by escaping
steam. and Engineer Andrew Smith was
dangerously hurt.
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NJ. Arton Sentenced.

PARIS, May pat the Seine nssizes II.
Arton, the Panama lobbyist, was sentenced
in default to-day to twenty years penal
for frauds in connection with thu
dynamite society, and to five years civil
degradation and the payment Of 400, 600
francs for unlawful and dishonest practices
in his relation to the Panama Canal com-
pnnr
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For an Eight-Hour Day.

BRUSSELS. May 4-The miners inter
conference adopted a resolution
in favor OF the eight-hour day. Supporters
OF the resolution represent nearly a million
miners. their opponents only 100, 900. The
conference then began to discuss tho quss-
tion of q universal strike to enforce their
den ands.
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Shaken by Earthquake ..

ATHENS, May 24.-The provinces of Attica
and 1hessaly were shaken to-day by earth
quake. In Ihebes many houses were de-
stroyed and several persons injured. A
violent shock was felt to-night'at 10 o'clock
in this city, Larissa, Argses, Tripelis and
Volo
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American Magistrate-Hov'n't OF sesn
you befar?
ago whin Oh sat in thos seat, y'r honor. ar
you IVES brought bafsr Inc. y'r honor, an
Oi discha- atRed re.
Magis,rast-Ee iabers. thot's 20. Dis
cha
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Iress patterns quoted this week at -. 30, all
wool Scotch cheviots. in spring ehades. Is far be-
low the cost of production. Tho Bee Hive is
bound to sell goods, and if they do not sell at one
Drite they must sell at another. therefore the
sweeping reduction in price.
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EOR ALE-iHE MERCHANTS HOTEL
l. Company having discontinued the use Of
thirty rooms. also the dining room now offer
bargains in carpets, bedroom. d,nlng-room and
kitchen furniture At the New Merchants hotel;
parties interested are invited to inspect these
articles. as they will be sold regardless OF cost to
cash buyers. Merchants Hotel company, John
q. Vawtcr, secretary and treasurer.
EOR S~ALr-CHEAP. HOTEL RANGE AND
Il steam table and furniture. Inquire at At
lantic restaurant.
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judicial Amenities.

Plain truth is good enough for Hoods Sarsa-
rarilla. No need OF ensationalism. Hoods
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TO TITO WOrIUS TINT NNe"P 7" nv ~
Northern Hallway.
The Great Northern is selling tickets to
Chicago and return ut $40. with stop-over
privileges west of ST. Paul. good to return
via sny direct line until Nov. 10Th.
Remember that this road makes quicker
time than any other, using only " nights
to Chicago.
Elegant new dining oars. luxurious slecp-
ers and handsome day coaches ~ Q run on
THROUGH trains, b, H, LANGLEY, G. Il. A.
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FOR sALk-REAL ESTATE.

Tor SALE-HOTEL DOING BEST BUSI-
L ness of any in city. Over 81. 900 profits last
fonr yearr. $500 cash and easy terms on
balance; account sickness. Herbert X. Reed d.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY
Ia and farm property VIM deLacy. EesAdv.
MONEY TO LOAN-h. ~. fAAAEk h
N adv. pages
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. - TIKI AN
y nual meeting of the stockholders Of The
Montana Cattle company. will BIS held at the
Office Of John T. Murphy. in Helena. Montana.
on saturday. June 10. 1893. at four O'Clock p. m /,
for the purpose OF electing q boa d Of trustees
for the ensuing year, and such other buoiness rs
may como before the meeting.
JOHN Il. TURTON, Secretary.
Helena, Mont, May rs. 1893.
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WANTED-MAN WITH CAPITAL. TO TAKE
w half interest in new patent current wheel
to run pumps for irriglting or other mncniuery;
can be applied wherever there is running water:
a fortune for inye tors. Full and ,n,isf.ctorv
details by addressing VIM. T.. Euckman aSi
Brewster street, detroit, Mich.
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FOR ALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

EOR SALE-S2.300 HOUSE FOR S1.775; SIS
L per month or to suit. II. b. Reed Il Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WILL EXCHANGE BkbT GOLD MINING
w stock III MontlnA for iieloHa residence.
Address T.. q. box AS city. until June l. 1889,
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EOR RENT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b.
L Reed \ Co., opposite Grand Central Hotel.
Largest list in city.
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Employment Agency

s24 EDWARDS STREET.
r~Is phone $50. W. II. Cook. Proprietor
WANTS-Girl for fsmily of 8 in Casccde. go.
Man and wife for hotel; man cook. woman
waitress.
Woman cook for hotel in Helena.
Girl for ! ast Helena, $25.
. waiter girls, same plsco. S25 each.
Man and wife for dairy ranch. 80 u
girl general housework for city. va
10 ET-7-room frame house. with water. ,Sln,'
Groom furnished house. s22 ! rooms, furnished.
with bath. $ls-S20. II room house with bath'
barn and Uut-houses. fine lawn. 500.
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EOR RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD SOC
1 Warren street. corner Sixth ave.
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MUTATION WANTED-BY YOUNG GlRi
y second or light homework. Address post
Office box PA.
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SITUATION WANTED - BY LADY At
y housekeeper or will take charge of rooms;
Address Mre. NJ. A. Abbott, "a Vest Third
South. Salt axe City. Utah.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Advertisements under this hssa three times
FREE.
CITUATION WANIED-AB HOUbEKEElE Err
- in private or business house. Fest refer
enccs given. Address A. II. b. this office.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-01-19
'g's Beacon.
.LEoNARDTowN. Nd
THURSDAY Morning. January 10.
MR. B. q. HARRIs.-.The Bali

MR. b. G.. HARRIs.--.The Balti-
more .SuH says: Mr.. BENZ. G..
Harris, of Leonardtown, Md, in
writing to renew his subscription
to Tie SNn. takes occasion TO ex-
press his good opinion Of it. The
Sut is more than pleased with .
compliment from such q source.
Mr. Harris 10 one Of the few re-
naming representatives Of that
courtly school of Maryland gentle
men Of the old regime, who were
at once the ornaments and the
strength of the State in former
times. Apart from the mingled
dignity and grace Of manner which
marked their personal bearing and
gave to intercourse with them 9
peculiar charm, they were distin-
guished by a moral sincerity and
earnestness, n direct honesty OF
purpose, loyalty to convictions
and TO friends, a'chivalry Of senti-
ment and purity Of standards that
we're in themselves equivalent 10
patents of nobility. They preserved
in their practices and principles the
best traditions and ideals Of q
knightly age, and believing in their
own high standard, and acting upon
the motto noblesse oblige, gave To
the period in which they lived and
the events among which they moved
something OF the color and loftiness
Of their own characters. Time,
which has carried the State forward
in development and wealth, haa
left with us but few of this noble
old guard, but those who remain
are filled with the same ind0mita-
BILE spirit as of old and respond a.
bravely as ever to the roll-call OF
duty. Mr.. Harris, who is one OF
the surviving members of this rap
idly vanishing type Of gentlemen,
is now in his eighty-seventh year.
His birthday on the 18th of Decem-
Der last was saddened by the recent
loss of his most estimable wife, who
died on the 22nd of October, on the
fifty-ninth anniversary of their
marriage. Mr.. Harris has always
been an earnest and consistent
democrat, and in both public and
private station has been true and
faithful to the trusts committed to
him. May his last years be &c
peaceful and pleasant as his life
has been pure and honorable.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-01-19
asE AdIsFtisaments.


DURE water 10 the best preventive
J. against any disease, and why should
you do without it when IN artesian vel
win supply any want for water s-and whJ
should you do without an artesian vel
when you can have one sunk for ANAL
amount by writing %
L. REEDE, Sharp's Wharf,
Richmond county. Va?
Feb l9-3mt
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-01-19
NEWS N salef.


Saturday, January II, 1898.
Fire in the heart of the retail dis
trict Of Kansas City, No., at mid
night Thursday night caused . loss
Of upward Of t245. 900.
The Tammany leaders met 70
make arrangements for the trip 10
the Inauguration. Three thousand
members will 60.
Hon. jefferson Davis's remains
viii probably b removed from New
Orleans to Richmond early in the
Spring.
Governor Brown has leased State
tobacco warehouses TO the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Co., and Mr.. Eugene
Blake for storage purposes.
-Four Of the eight persons con-
victed Of the murder Of DIR. Hin,
OF Kent, county, were hanged st
Chestertown, the sentences Of the
other four having been commuted
TO life imprisonment by Governor
Brown.
A priest 'and his servant were
stabbed to death in O church at
Pogo, in the providence Of Alicante,
Spain, by thieves who were robbing
the church. The priest and his
servant entered the church to find
out what was going on.
The Pope has appointed Rev. +.
z. Rocker, Of Albany, N. Y, wee
rector of the American College in
! Rome, secretary to Archbishop Sa-
tolli, thepaple ablegate to the U United
States.
st. Louis Hotel, Duluth, Mimi,
was burned yesterday morning.
Men and women partly dressed
climbed down the ladder while the
thermometer was below zero. Five
employees Of the hotel are missing.
The loss is estimated at 800. 900.
The republican members OF the
North Dakota Legislature have de.
cided to hold no caucus. This 10
said to insure the defeat Of Senator
Casey. The democrats held eau
Gus last night without agreeing on
q candidate. The contest will now
be Q free-for-all in open Legislature.
The outlook seems favorable to
Senator Worst.
The democrats of the Indiana
House and Senate nominated e nited
States Senator David Turple as his
own successor.
Monday, January 16, 1892.
The Kansas Senate has recog-
nized the populist House.
The Cooperative Workers, of
Baltimore city, are erecting a hotel
for working girls at Blue Ridge
Summit.
The Daughters Of the Revolution
in New York are actively raising
funds to pay for o monument to
Mary Washington. 8.
Cornell 10th will be executed by
electricity today at Dsnnemors, n.
Y, for the murder of Mrs. De-
mack, ct Schenectady, June 4,
1892.
It is.believed that Senator Car
lisle has concluded to accept the
treasury portfolio under Mr.. Cleve-
lands administration, despite the
sacrifices it will entail.
[ Mrs. NJ. N. Anderson, Of Pulas-
HI, was elected sergeant-of-arms Of
the Arkansas House Saturday. This
10 the first time that O woman has
been elected to that position.
The Pope has decided to establish
Q permanent apostolic delegation in
the United States, and has nomi-
mated Monsignor Satolli to be the
first delegate. This decision the
Vatican considers to be q sufficient
reply to the opposition to Monsig-
nor Satolli and his mission.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-01-19

A1brding 70 our npdezssedine of the
decision Of the CodH Of Appeals. Il has
been years since st. Msry's had jury pro-
pcriy assembled, and, In consequence. the
indictments found and judgments rendeEed
By such juries have anot been worth the
paper they were written o."
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-01-19

Until further notice for Che purpose ol
receiving taxes will be ss
Jdrbossvills, the LIST Monday Of each
month.
ST. Issgos, the first Tuesday Of
each month.
Valley Lee, the Let Saturday OF
each month.
- al who are owing back taxes %
me must settle as once. w. w. CECIL,
Col1ecsos.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-01-19

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I'm fhe aho~~ r~r~e ~ vsf;6aA s.1
coufrmed 49, -. :, - rc.e,~r~
be Shown % a before ths sd Non.
day of Januasy, 1888, provided copy
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-01-19
BARGAINS. BAECAI7ss
JOHN PALMER s

Ills family physician advise hln we
IL the county, ard IL 81. We wi# r. tn
sell st very small margir.
We keep large stick Of as. su
bought for cash. Our srockre in
part Of
Dry Goods. Motions,
Hat, Caps. Cloihing,
Boots, Shces, Hariwar.,
Crickery, FurntGn., 4~firu .rAI
Implements, St0ves ami
Fixtures, oars, Bhrss
Rope, Anchors, & III.
We have jOb lots os
SHOES. BOOTS ami CLora TG
which We sell at COST. AMI -.
cent below cost.
When you want to buy, cs.i aaf gs.
We buv tr
cash AMI wa bnv
10 sell You W..is'-
ways find nur srolk c.t-
plefe. We seli a. our q.
and that the lowest Ne irfs wa
courteousiy. A satisfied elrfe.
our best advertisement. Oar cag.s IN
Ii On give you the best g,tsi- = a
Prices. We make Yuur u
ours. Your chilli Wt.l n-
served as cheap'y ali i3-
litely a. yiurseli. 4
comparis IA ol uH-
styles and pr
ccs will cssn-
vince you that YOU shoelt if with
us. We keen Ia si.'ck LADIES SHoES
manufactured by the P"tuumo Shs.e se.rs-
pany at Alexandria. Va. aad hats r0ar-
antee from the COMPANY that ,hsy utajQ
no shofdy. We keep a ar. s #
FLOUR direct from the Ar.nziea Wills
at Ge,rgetown and oiher- q ltv n
We also import direct iaen Elrui A.
fred Shrimpton & Sons hrss tAe q. "a.
factured aud put up exprrss'v O. -.,G
(5l sizes and black row iu y4rli ta.y
Call and examine for yuafse.f
JOHN PAAm8B9
FkiENDLf HH...
Feb. 1S-iy. Fa Hl
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-01-19
DIED.

On January II, at $50 q. m, of heart
failure, C0kINNE SHAFFER, aged one
year and three days, youngest child Of
John s. and Mary r Guyther.
Fled TO God, November 18th, 1892, WIN.
L. infant son Of Emma d. and VIM. Z.
Oberry, aged year, 8 months and 10 days.