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International Congress Of Miners.

BRUSSELS. May 22.-Ths international
congress of miners opened to-day. The
British delegates submitted 9 resolution in
favor of an sight-hour day. The Belaians.
French and Austrians moved thst inasAuc
% conditions varied, that each country
and district be free TO employ suoh means
to secure Has seemed best.
The English delegates opposed the
amendment sAd a hot debate followed.
One OF tho French delegates rsproached
the English for lack OF sympathy. saying
that country, and he never heard that
English miners had taken any step to pre-
vent this.
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scrofula. For Ecrofula, II its myriad forms,
and for oil Livor, Blood and Lung diseasss,
the I" Discovery :" Ia an unequnled rumcdy.
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THE MARK E'HS.
STOCKS.
NEW YoRH, May 22.--Bar silver. s2x.
Nrv,Dar-foiat 1eko 81n on

NEW ApHR, u0y S.~IN B1iVoxs ceOs
Coppsr-Quiet; lax $1,000.
Lesd-Qu:ot: donest!c, Vi. 81.
Dis;i)lers and Cato Feeders furnished ths
only sensation OF the day at tho stock exchange.
At the opening q sharp attack WAS mad,, or
which the stock broke 4S to IS. under q perfect
avalanche Of offerings. The drop was. Of course.
due 10 the ann emcp that five distillories had
Withdrawn from the trust, ostensibly because Of
non-psymsnt Of rental for premises On which
they are operated. subsequently It was noieed
around that the move had been made chiefly for
speculative OBJECT. some Of tho insiders being
credited with being heavily short. BE this as it
may. certain men here gave the stock support
and q rally to 1BA ensued. 1ho General. list
yielded from u to 1 per cent In esrly dealings.
while Manhattan fell IF "a to 12sH. Chicago G as
IN to 74k. and General Electric ~ to II. Tho
comparatively slight effect Of tho break in
whisky on the general list occssioned surprise
and come traders showed o disposition to cover.
During the afternoon the advance was lost in
sympathy with the brisk selling movement. in
which Reading yielded LIZ. Other losses we're
small and at the close a somewhat stoadier tone
Dravailsd.
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~TELEGRAPHlC BREvITIES.

Muxcrz, Ina, Nay 22.-Ths dunka1ds to-
day listened TO Z discussion on the question
Of missionary work; 1900 are now here
aud more coming.
DAYTON. O., May 22.-Al Widener, who
separated from his wife three nonths $40
Of Muniee. Ind. called on her here this
morning. shot and killed her. aud then him
self.
BRUSSELS, May 22.-Ths international
American. Sanger. won The kings prize. the
principal prize 10 be given during Tho meet
ing.
KEKss, N. H.. May 22.-Ths battery of
FIVE boilers at Beaver Mills exploded this
afternoon, wsecking the buildings. Two
persons are known to be dead and one
fatally hurt.
started In the woods adjacent to Aipena
and are burning briskiy. Several farm
houses have been destroyed and much
alarm IL felt.
I1FF1N, O., May 22.-Ths immense plant
Of the Beatty Glass Works aud Glass com
PAM were gptted By IRE this afternoon.
Loss nearly 100000. Blk hundred persons
are thrown Idle. Tho loss 10 fully covered
by Insurance..
Tralee d Dingls railway was going down a
the yiaduct and fell Hfty feet. Five pas
seneers wero killed instantly and twelve
more wore wounded severely.
TACOMA, WASH, May 22.-The body OF
Chief Peter stanup. OF the Puyallup In
dams. was found in the river to-da.. II II
evident Stamp. while drunk, walked into
tho river and was drowned. Members OF
the Puyailup tribe are much excited ovel
his death and insist that Peter was killed
by whites.
CHICAGO. May 22.-The Chicago plant Of
the United States Rolling stock company,
which failed three years ago. was sold to.
day to the Reorganization committee, rep
rssentiER the new corporation to be known
% the United States Car company. Thia
company has already acquired the Other
plants Of the company.
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An Enthusiastic Demonstration.

LONDON, May 22.-Ths demonstration Of
the Irish National lsngue In Hyde park
yesterday was most enthusiastic. A quar-
ter million people we're present. with dele.
tsse' r 1aH. y" K;n og and % J 1o : .ohea A,c N
leader In the movement for the enancipa.
ton Of the English agricultural laborsrs.
and other we'll known men. RESOLUTIONS
were adopted approving Glndstons's home
rale plan. accepting il ~ a settlement Of
the Irish question.
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&TOCKHOLDERS' MEEIING-NOTICE II
~ hereby given that a meeting of tho stock
holders of the Economic Sanitary company will
be held At tao o.ico OF the company, al Helena
Montana, June r. 1893. for the purpose Of elect.
ing n board of trustees for the ensuing year, an,
to transact such other business rs may p.operl,
como before the meeting.
JAMES +. CLUTTER, Secretary.
Helena. Montana, May ~, 1893.
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Suffered In the Desert.

MANHOOD. Mexico. May 22.-Franoia
Bsnada, a rancher near San Juan Sabinas.
brings Esws of the terrible fate Of . party
Of Ave mining prospectors who loft hers
four weeks ago for tho Sierra San Vineente
mountains. The pasty consisted Of G.. H.
Lorisn and w. b. Knapp, Americans; Co.
clio MARTINEZ. Euataeis Ls JoSa and jesus
Gusrrora. The third day after leaving
santa Rosa their water supply gave cut
and for six days the mon lived on she juics
ef'the mognoy plant. The seventh day two
OF the Mexsoans, driven crazy. broke away
from their Companions ant became lost in
the desert. The ethcr members of tho party
gradually lost strength and were left Be-
hind to die. Knapp. Who on the tenth
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isgs were wrecked and much other damage
dona. Damage in the city TO plate glass
windows was considerable.
AZ Dexter, Man., A. q. Horshsad and
wife were severely injured. and report from
near there says = man and"hve horses were
killed. Al Siaton several werc injured. In
Bouth Dakota heavy winds the past week
hayo PLAYED havoc with late aown wheat.
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WON BY REvOLUTIONISTS.

rhc:r Troovs Successful in thc Decisive
Battle.
GRANADA, Nicaragua. May 22--Ths revo-
Iutionary soldiers stood brnvely against the
attack Of Sacazs's soldiers yesterday and
won a battle which 10 admitted to be tho
turning poiat of the revolution. Az the
government army advanced toward Masaya
the artillery OF tho insurgents opened IRE.
The advance was temporarily checked.
Co.umns wore reformed and the assanlt
renewed with vigor and discrimination.
THOR charge was Ineffective. The insur-
gent troops pushed bravely into tho struggle
and after q hot tight forced the government
soldiers TO- retirc. Tho Ievolutionists are
rejoicing and predict the early overthrow
of SacaZa.
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STOCKHOLDERS MKKTIEG-NOTICE Is
- hereby given that a meeting of tho stock
holders OF the United Mill and Furnace com
pany will be held at the Office Of the compan at
Helena, Montan g juno 5, 1893, for tho purpose
of s~lecting a board of trustees for the ensuing
year and to transact fuch Gther business rs may
properly come before the meeting.
JAMES I. CLUSTER, Secretary.
Helena, Montana, May ", 1868.
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Nothing drastic in TUTT's PILLS,
Russia Not Satisfied.

NEW York, May 22.-I. is said Russia is
dissatisfied with the impression che made
in the late naval review in comparison with
that Of Great Britain and will eend over
three of her largest irouclnds TO remain
here a couple of months to give thu Amcri-
CANS some adequate notion Of the Russian
navy.
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The Case " DR.. Graves.

DENVER, May 22.-Ths rshearina OF the
case OF DR.. Graves on the change OF having
poisoned Mrs. Barnsby, of Providence. will
lake place, IL a. all. in this county. and
will not be transfs.ssd TO Elr aso county, a.
partially determined upon this mo, ming.
Judge Rising transferred the matter to
judge Bu,rs.
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Closing

Money on call 2@2l: closed offered at ~ per
cent. Prime mercantile papor G49 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, with actual business in
bankers' bills at $i.s5A for sixty-day bills.
and $4.s0M4. e9A for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. May 2.-Csttls- Receipts. lo.5oo;
brish, 1880 higher: top prices: top steers,
81 .75Ga.i0 {: Texans. SS. ESQ 3.t5.
~Hogs-hece!pts 21.OOD:. active. strong to trife
higher; IN mixed Led and packers. y s7. ~ s. prime
light, 81. 55G7 60.
sheep-Receipts l4,ooo: opened slow. later
active and STEADY: Clipped texans. So. oO9A.75;
westerns. "a 90g5.3o; but few native sheep on
market.
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THE INDEPENDENTS
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WASHINGTON. May 22.-Chauncey II.
Snow. ioBrnsiist and civil engineer, IL dead.
aged 60. Hs assisted In the construction OF
the Hoosac tunaci and rendered valuable
engineering service to the governments du -
ing tho var.
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OTYjs BmDlOymolt Ag0lcY.s

SEA Nessn Main street. Telephone Aoe
TIME CHECKH-f will cash all time checls
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WANIEb-2 men for dairy farm.
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2djning- room girls.
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y girls for thu country.
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Wilbur Tsbbils. bee. .... Merchants IIotsl 81. Paul
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Now your blood should be purified. Take
Hoods ~Sarsaparilla, tho best .pring medicine
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MArHEaoN CO.

$a.0c0-Elezant dwelling ON Blake street; first
story al pressed brick,. .o,ond frame; has hall
and eleven rooms, also bath room fully equipped;
S. 800 Excsllently built dwelling on Jefferson
street within five minutes walk from Grand
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$4,000 for a nine-room residence on ] 18th ave-
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$t.aO0-six-room brick cottage on corner Of
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!arly iino one and has . frontage Of Is feet on
H,enton and 160 fest on Gilbert street; $1,000
down.
$a.000-Eisht-rocm dwelling o n . broadway
Cornes all modern oonvenienco; Anished In
oak; lot A2x1O0: $1,000 down.
%. S00-Six-room cottage. brick, on Clarke
street: modern: lot !O0xl60s $1,000 down.
$~a,s00-tine double brick ON HOWE etrest;
sixteen. rooms; modern; large lot; Ono third
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$a,Oy0-A An elegant dwelling on q Spruce street
corner: has fourteen rooms, with an extra hno
bath room, eas, sewer connection. ventilation:
thoroughly. we'll built and one OF the wafmest
houses in Helena; lot 5Dxl60; N Coy down.
MATHESON d CO.,
4tt Gold Block.
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NOTICE TO CREDlToRs-EsTATE OF
~ William Chnnaeero. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersignel.
executors ct the last will and testament Of ', i'll
lam Chvmasero, deceased; to the creditors Of:
and all persons having claims against the said
tary Vouchers. within ten months after the
first publication Of this notice, to the eaid exec.
utors at the office of 4. A. harlow, in the n ar Of
the Montana. National Fsnk b~pil.iug the same
being the place for the transaction OF the bust
ness Of said estate in ths city Of Helena. in TIE
county Of lewis and CLARKE.
MAkY H.. CHUMASE.O q,
r. A. MARROW.
Executors Of the last will and estamont of
Will am Chumnsero, decea cd.
dated May III. 1888.
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On tho mend
tho t,onsuinptivc
who's not bcrcft
OF Judgment and
good sense, He'a
taking Mr.. picrcc's
Golden Medical
Discovery. If
talton In ti,.io and
given q fair trial,
1t will effect D
euro ConsuInp-
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IDAHO.
UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith b Eop..........o go Sixteenth st., Denvcs
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Helena Employment Agency
"a EDWARDS STREET

~ Ed w 1NDS q nEE1 I.
Telephone 83O. w. IL. Cook. Proprietor
WANfS-Girl for f,mily Of 8 in Cascade, SIS.
Girl for family Of two in | enobsc0t. 70.
Man and WHO for hote!; man cook. woman
waitress.
Woman cook for hotel in Helena.
Girl for at Helena, so5.
Waiter girl for White Sulphur Springs, S27.bQ
Colored woman COOK, FOR z men, SIS.
10 l.ET-7-room frame house, with water. SIS,
Groom furnished house. So. : rooms, furnished.
with bath. Sl8-S2o. II room house with bath.
good barn and out-houses. hne lawn. SIS.
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CHICAGO. May % -Wheat-Essy; cash, 7lAc
July. 7aXc.
lorn-Firm: cash. 41%c: July. Azso.
Oats-steady; cash, 3O,sc; July. 2s1c.
Parley-62o.
Perk-IAsy; cash. s2e.55; September, $2l 22h
Iard-Easy; cash. a104l; se ptem Der. SlO95.
Ribs-Easy; cash. Sole; Geptembe r,$ SO. 80.
shoulders-$l 10. "a
Short clear-31O. 2j9 1880.
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WASHINGTON.

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EDUCATIONAL

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CALIFORNIA.
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HOODS PILLS should be In every family
medicine chest. Once used, always preferred.
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Hoods Sars apariHa

and am now a well woman. l weigh 12S lbs,
eat well and do the work FOR a large family.
My case seems a wonderful recovery and
physicians look at me in establishment, as
almost like one rn ised from she dend.D
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WaNIED-MAN WITH CAPITAL TO TAXI
half interest in new patent current whee
to run pumps for ~irrigating or other machinery
can be applied wherever there is running water
q fortune for inys, tors. Full aad sstisfactor,
details by addressing VIM. +. buchanan, ST.
brewster street. Detroit, Mich.
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SITUATIONS WA NTED-FENALE,
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IkE =

SITUATION WANTED TO DO HOUSE
~ cleaning or washing by tho day. Address II
3, Benton avenue,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
advertisements lnuer Has he;s1 thGee times
] EFE.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EbDERLY
~ woman as working bousekeep er: highly rec.
commended. Inquire at 1l5 East cutler street.
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GlTUAT1DN WANIED-A UMPkTENT
~ nurse wishes an engagement for the months
OF May AID June. Address 7l9 SprGce street.
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q ~ LIE -MIsCELLANEOUS
ROB SALT-TAUNKS AND SATCHELS
l. left at the Windsor house for board and
room rent wall be sold at public auction satur-
day, May u.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EOR ~SALE-CHEhP. HOTEL RANGE AND
Il steam table and furniture. Inquire At At
lantio restaurant.
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SITUATION MANTED-TO TAKE CARS OF
~ furnished rooms; small wages; city or coun-
try. Address Mrs. A. NJ, this otic,.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-20
PbeniX & Prescott Stage Line

FoR PRESCOTT. VIA BLACK CANYON:
Leave Phoenix, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur.
day at q. m. Arrive, Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday at 9 q. m. Fare, $3.50 Fifty pounds OF
baggage free; excess, cents per pound.
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Leave Phoenix, Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
Saturday at 8 p m. Fare, SIS. Fifty pounds Of
baggage free: excess, ~ cents per pound.
L. Once with Wells, Fargo d Go.
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PAT 0ALLAoHER's TRIAL.


special Dispatch 10 tho stanilrl
MIssoULA. Aug. i6.-The trial OF Pat
Gallagher for tho murder OF Mike kearney
began this morning, the entire day being
taken up securing jury. Tho regular
panel was exhausted before noon and four
special venires were issued aud all
challenges exhausted before the requisite
number OF men who had no opinion in
the case could he obtained. What with
men anxious to he excused and men
anxious to get placed Oh the jury. tho
court had busy time during the session
to-day. Several men expressed desire
TO get on the jury until Judge Woody in-
formed them that such a requcs; was con-
tempt of court. The last session was held
at 4 o'clock, when the last juoror was
secured and the l. men, in whose hands Is
Pat Gallaghcr's fate. we're sent 10 their
rooms in charge Of balIf. Gallagher Is
the most unconccrned man in the COURT
room. He does MT seem To realize the
gravity OF his situation. George Haldorn
of Butte will not he associa'cd with
Messrs. duncan & Mccullough in the de-
Tense, other arrangements having been
made. County Attorney Denny is as
sisted in tho prosecution bv Mr.. Dixon.
Fire ut the depot in a small oil house
called out the department this afternoon.
The blaze was extinguishcd before fire.
mon reached tho scene, bystanders having
attacked il.
A spacial tram passed. through this city
at noon to-day. west-bound. having on
board General Superintendent Kimberly
and other officials on a tour of inspection.
The ran over this division was fas, one .
from Helena tn Missoula the l23 miles
we're made in hours. ID minutes, and the
i75 miles To Hope were covered In hours.
No special Importance Il attached to the
trip. although u occurs al this time.
Northern Pacific affairs form the prin-
cipal topic OF comment to-day. Ii is the
general opinion here that the recoivership
will make no difference IN local railroad
circles, il being conceded that the limit of
economy has been reached, and IL Is not
possible to cut down much more, unless
salaries and wages are reduced, which
docs not seem probable.
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No War IN Theirs.

CHICAGO. Aug. l6.-A feature of tho
peace congress to-day was a paper by Mrs.
Laura Ormiston Chant of London. holding
THAI IL is within the poSer of tho women
of the world 10 disband armies aud put an
end 10 militarism. The Sunday schools
came in for a scoring at Mrs. Chants
hands for raising "Boys bri-adesn IN imi-
tntion Of militarism. SUNDAY school con-
ccris IN which songs are sung g.ortfying
var and military heroes were condemned
aad the general stand WAS taken that
women should d.scountenance all such
proceedings.
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I.IndIn liccrsllnyf

NEw YORK, Aug. l6.-London cables re-
ccivcd In Wall street this afternoon re-
port that the Indian council has receded
from the position IL took when it closed
the Indian mints To the free coinage
of silver. and were selling council
bills below the arbitrary fixed rate.
The adyices were mcagcr and did not
state whether the mln,s had been re-
opened. Ia the absence of definite news
II was supposed the council had been
unable to maintain the rate OF ex-
change on India at tho price fixed.
Few persons understood what further
changes might bc expected or why a re-
duction had been ordered. Ii Was the or
irinal action of the council in fixing the
rupee price aud closing the mlnts thas
sent the price Of silver from - To 81 cents
per ounce.