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faeS 1hst there 10 NO evidence OF diaease.
shippers have again requested the board OF
agriculture 10 raise Che embargo. The
Soayd refused TO grant the request
0 u RUNNING Low.
1As Reserve WIN He About e0O.OO0,0OO
II In = Few Days.

II In = Few Days.
WASHINGTON, May M.--Sincs Jan. ] $780,
boo, 600 In gold have been sxporssd to Eu-
rope and the export movement, iAstsad Of
sbatine. seems to have received fresh i'm
petus. The most Of this gold Was taken from
1he United States treasury, and practically
all that ID now exported conies from the
Same souros. In that time the treasury de-
partm emit sustained = net loss of $2b. 354, 248.
che net total gold in the treasury on JAM. 1,
1893, having been 1921, 266. 662. while to-day
II 10 only $95. Oh. 419. With the gold en-
gagged for shipment Tuesday and Wednes-
day il will be about 500. 600. 600. the lowest
flQuro reached since the resumption OF
specie payments. In addition there are
reports that more will &c out next satur-
DAY. sufficient, IL lie said. to reduce gold
holdings to $50. 000. 900.
Despite these heavy shipmsnts the treas
ury officials express the greatest confidence
in the ability of the treasury to restore the
gold balance. They point to the fact that
there IL a gradual and healthy inflow OF
gold from natural causes to the treasury.
which was only temporarily checked by the
large amounts taken for export. The ces-
sstion of gold exports In large amounts 10
looked for by July l, 40 it 10 understood tho
Austrian demand 10 we'll nigh supplied. A
peculiar and encouraging feature OF the
decrease Of gold 10 that . corresponding in
crease is shown in the net treasury balance.
That balance to-day IL $25. 1917, 1893, or nearly
Q million dollars greater than on Msrch Z,
whom Secretary Carlisle took official charge
Of the treasury department..
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BOSTON AND FASHION,


h History of American Naolug Datce
Back to Their Contsst.
The moat famous sacs In America was
ths contest between Boston. The southsrn
horse, and Fashion, the pride Of the north,
says . writer In che 81. Louis Globe-Dsmo-
orat. Up to 1s4l. when this race Was ar
taken In racing in this country, but In this
case sectional feeling was strongly reused.
for months everybody talked horse, n tho
respective merits Of boston and Fashion
men and JOCKEYS Mighty, prepar-
atoms were made for May 10.
1Sl2, the date OF the race. Iho spot
was a course on Long island. md thousands
upon Thousands attended. Transportation
fnoilitisa ave out and the roads were filled
with men whoss pockets were c'ammsd
70 the course. Sullivan. not John L.. but
Yankee" with a brigade Of prizs fighters.
did the police hunors Of the occasion n
found HIS hands full. All GLASSES of society
were represented. and somo ono said that q
quorum Of the senate n house of repre-
sentatives, together with the majority of the
supreme court and the entire diplomatic
college were on the ground. Boston wasthe
fRvorite. 40 the southern men had come pre-
pared to back their horse with all they had.
and even ateof the race was poRun Oooe OF
100 to 70 was offered and taken on Boston,
The judges wera United States Senator
Barrow. Of Louisiana, Hamilton Wilkes and
Congressman Rotts. fashion won; the
north went wild with delight. and the
southern sports had to borrow money TO
get home. Houses we're illuminated in
New York. cannon were fred and pro-
c~essions organized in honor OF FASH
Ion, and her gooms teaped a rich
harvest BY allowing people to see her at
% cents q peep. One of her cast shoes
brought a 80 bill. the nails used 70
fasten her shoes to her feet were sold for 81
apiece and made into scarf pins. No such
horse Juror wac ever known before in this
country. and the history of American
racing really dates, mot from the arrival of
Bulle Rock In 1880. nor from the coming of
Lath and Wildair. nor even from the inn
portation OF Messenger in 1888. but from
the famous contest between Boston and
Fauhi0n in 1910
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TALKING FOR EFFRCT.
Hut He IL Promptly ContsaAictsd by Sea.
Rotary Greaham.

Hut He 10 Promptly C~ontsaAioted by SEQ
retary Gresham.
WARRINGTON. May 2a.--"Whsnl n tho nav
Chinese minister expected to arrive In thia
country ?" vas asked OF j.. HUXLEY Ashson,
ono cf che counsel for tho Chinese govern
mcnt In the recent contest case before thS
suprsms court a. to the constitutionalisy
Of the Gsary law.
'In about q month" was the reply.
ia the statement correct that he d de-
ultimatum from she Chinese government
a. to the Gcnry law and its violation Of
trenty oblipationsY"
"Oh. I shink not." was the rsply. .'Ths
Chinese government has already Informed
the state de, artment that II anything IL
done under tho GearS law, MI relations
with China, diplomatic, commercial and
otherwise, may be considered terminated.
The Americans now in China will be or
dered to withdraw, and what trade We have
with China will stop. Mr.. Gresham has
already been noticed OF this. az the dtplo-
matic phrase goes. There 10 nothing
further to be said on the art Of the CHI
nese government"
New YohK. May ga Warrington spe-
saya that secretary Gresham author
izss an emphatic denial of the statement
that the Chinese minister has notified the
department. of state that the Chinese gov
ern would retalinte II the Geary not
is enfo: ced. Gresham declated the recent
interview between himself and the Chinese
minister on the decision of the supreme
court on the G,ary law was peasant and
friendly. Not a word or an intimation Of
q threat was used during the interview. No
verbal or written statement from the chi
nese government has been received since
10 indicate that they propose retaliation.
Asked IL any steys had been taken toward
the enforcement of the Law. Gresham
replied hat it was In the hands OF the seq
Rotary OF the treasury. but ns far as he
knew nothing has boen done. Gresham
had a protracted consultation with the
president. lasting till the latter went down
to receive callers. and waiting 10 renew 1t
when the calls were ended. The subject
under discussion was not learned.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES,

PARIS. May 9.-Ssveral deaths Of q chol-
eraic nature ns Toulouse and one at Mis-
mes are reported.
HAMBURG. Nav 29.-It ID officially an
ncunoed that one death occurred here Sat-
urday from cholera.
NKw York. May 23.-Two million and a
half Of gold have been taken for export on
Wednesday in addition to the one million
going to- morrow.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-The president.
late this evening. appointed Col. George M.
SternberR surgeon general, to succeed Gen.
Sutherland, retired to-day.
SCRANTON. Pa, May 29.-The Blooming
mill and engine room and boiler house OF
the Lackawanna Steel company were
burned this morning. TIE loss is S125. COO.
The mill will be idle some months, thu ow.
ing l. 200 men out of work.
PEORIA. May 2a-The msetirc of the
whisky trust directors called for Mis- morn
ing was postponed OH account or the on
arrival of a quorum. II Is expected tina,
the meeting will be held soon n that tho
expected receivership will be discussed.
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MUST BE KEPT OPEN.
First Legal Victory for the Sunday
Openers.

First Legal Victory for h Sunday
Openers.
CHICAGO. May 29.-On the application Of
Stakeholder Clingmsn Judge Stein. of the
superior court, this morning issued q tenn
porary injunction restraining the directors
of The Worlds fair from closing the gates on
Sunday. The suit on which the injunction
was asked was filed BY Clingman several
weeks 2 40 a stockholder in the e1posi-
ton and az a citizen. This proceeding IL
In the state court and entirely distinct
from the action taken on Saturday by the
United States district attorney tn the fed
eral court. Judge Stein held that congress
had made no law compelling Sunday clos
was granted was Clingman's claim a. . citi-
zen and . taxpayer.
The court held that a. the parks were
set apart for the recreation of the public
forever. the park commissioners had no
power to grant the privilege, nor an e1posi-
tion the management TO exercise il. OF clos
ing the gates of Sunday. The court said
that In the act of congress c eating the ex-
position IL was expressly provided that no
iule or regulation conflicting with the state
law of Illinois should be enforced. Under
that Law tho whole of jackson park should
be thrown open to the public on all days OF
tho week. Later the fair management &C
cepEed tn0 APPROPRIATED pIoVlOlN2 ZOE tue
Sunday closing.
This constituted a legal contract, and the
gates could be kept closed under it. but
later congress withdrew from the agreement
by Withholding q part Of the appropriation.
The fair did not accept this additional
condition and it relieved them from the
Sunday closing contract. In OPT position tc
the petition il was urged that this was
Christian government and Christianity wat
a part Of the law of the country. This
said the court, ''is clearly not 90. The
position ia certainly untenable in a country
Of religious freedom" Judge Stein. who
rendered the decision. is a Hebrew.
1t is not what it's prophet ors say, bnt what
Hoods sarsaparilla does. that tells the story.
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SHER, FFs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN ESE-
y cution in my hands, issued ont OF the dis
trics court of tbs First judicial diasrict 81 the
state of Montana, In and for the county or LOWS
and llsrke, in tho ,uit of a. hteffen against ieter
Wilson. duly a,te.ted tho l3,h day OF May.
A.. u. is.a haze levied upon all the right, title
and interest of the said !tetor Wilson in and t.
the foilowipg desoribsd property. situated IN
| owls and Clarke county, state OF Montana, w
i " OF tho ne Vi and NV y of the SO " sec "a.
tp Ii n = 5 W. and l. z. sec ~. tp, II IL r 4 ".
Also that certain mining claim known ns the
Gold i cave" quartz lode mining claim, situate
in seven Mia mining district. Lewis and Clarke
county, Montana. recorded in book . OF lode To-
cations. page Az. in tho office OF the county re
cordcr Of snid lewis and Clarke county. to which
said records for n more particular description OF
said quartz lode reference il ereby made.
Together with all and singular the t%oneinents.
hereditnments and nppnrtenanoes thereunto be-
longing or in anywiso appertnininR. d..
Notice IL hereby q ven that on IN. pin Jay
OF June. A. ID. 1893, ut tho hour Of " o'clock m.
Of said day, Mt the front door Of tho court house.
Helena, Montana. l will sell all tho right, title
md interest Of tho snid Peter Wilson in and
to the said above described, property, to the
Given under my hand this the 18th day OF May
CHARLES ID. CURTIS, Sheriff.
by FRED T. HoBs. Under Shorif.
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-Firmcr, SIC bid.

Money on cali frmer pas, closed offered Mt 2h
per cent. Prime mercantile paper GuS per cent.
sterling exchange fl m; six,y-day bills, tI.s5hm
4.5j and 81 .s9A@I sJh for demand.
CHICAGO I'VE STOCK.
fHrcioo. May 29.-Csttle-Eecaipt.. 1900;
steers l0uIic lower, cows and Texans steady;
native steers -. on: Texans, $28Dm4 81;
stockers and feeders, So. 25e4.65.
hogs Kocelpts l7,DO0: openei strong: closed
l0c. low'r; mixed and packing, S7.1Ou7 1856; primo
heavy and butchers weights, s 3Oa7.4j; light
$7.l547.40.
sheep Receipts 1900: 5Gloc higher; westerns.
y. a0a5 rs; texans. SS.75a5 10: spring lambs.
81. Boa .Ou.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. May 2a-Wheat-Easy, cash, 6Sac:
July. 7C5sc.
1orn-i over: cash. $3.50: July. IOho.
Oats-Steady; cash, 29Ac; july, 265sc.
Farley t0IG2.
Pork-.steady; cash. $40 80. September, S2L25.
ard Steady; cash. Sl0.25; Fer TENDER. slHs7X.
~Ribs-hteady; cash. S975; September. 50. g.
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p.lm.oedtst. Ask for a Truce.

vA1rAEA1so, May H.-All the followers
of Dictator Balmacepa now in Chilli have
made peace with the Gillian government.
A letter indicating a desire for peace was
to-day handed to President Mont. Tho
letter wa signed BY all the leaders of the
Balmaceda faction now In Chill.
In this document the Balmacedists de-
clare that in consideration of the clemency
shown Senior Briceno they desire now to
discontinue oil rarty feuds and obliterate
all past differences.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR pERMis-

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMis-
public lands of tho United states
Notice is hereby siven that at the expiration Of
this notice. we. tho undersigned. George A.
fishburn and jacob 4. FisLburn. Of FERGUS
county, Montana. will. pursuant to ths require
ments of section 8 Of the rules ard rngulations
prescribed BY the honorable secretary Of the m
terror approved May 8. 1891. make written ap-
p~lication to the honorable secretary of the intor-
hundred cords OF wood from tho following de-
scribed land situate, lying and being in the
Lewistown land district In Fergus county, Mon
tana, viz;
The nj Of section /. tho Y OF No Y. tho NV \
OF the nsA. and tho 0 y of tho NV \ of SEQ 2. all
in t "a n. r IS Q. and the sw 4 Of tho 80 u Of 500
30. I 10 p, r IS Q, embracing nn area Of 500 acres.
upon which there Is now situated nbout 400, 600
Test Of pine timber. That all of the said land 10
composed Of high rocky ridges and deep gullias.
and wholly unfit fol agriculture, aud not known
TO contain mineral.
GFOEGE A. klSHRURN,
JACOB II. FISHEUhN.
Edgar g. Worden, Attorney for Applicants.
Dated this 18th day Of May, lsp&.
First publication May 20, 1888
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LONDON. May 29.-DurinR . fearful ey-
clone which has been raging in the bay Of
Bengal. the ship Germania was lost and
seventy four mon lost their lives. The
British bark Rydalmere. Capt. Bernard.
which recently sailed from Calcutta. was
swept high and dry on the shore near Dia-
mond Harbor. on the river Hoogly, thirty
four miles below Calcutta.
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MATT ESON y ca.
UNlMPROVED PROPERTY.

UNlMPROyEp PROPERTY,
,.-,- v.--.-a..u. -.
$i6U each tor ten l1t1 ~ nonoS aoaa.ion' rsoh
sax!vWs payA nlo ons. naat uoWn. puAnuS ~ nuat,
NJ, eo per front loot TX asa iaet on Idoapwsy:
ao ieel deen ~ ss!ey. 1n0.o arg nn1 asvaa Ao's
one p IN ~ an ~ Z un"S.CT sIusa nr ~ nI.JUS. -
s.euv ~! aov .oat -" Ern"uts y htsuv !.
WY eppos.1o mo " n acn.sai us v tug p"'-
co. nns : Gsn1n a, 81 ~ ~, t N.Y. q onay s1s psa .oo. A.
Ssno p'ne 'e'et ' 'SoA4fo no"s ''o"'1s0 u'
uol !: =. ,u.;aa ~. - cokn a., 800. 81,
SnolS &c i SIac On t rnm.o1H ~ ) WI tin n.'e nns- M & u
-. ~ hs isnca .,na ard M" ,oa.s ~ down nav.
M ,ramt -s"" mn n nn."h.Se Xmas VIA No"A' ~
AAoAt A3luss~ " Ue's -
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For good health use TUTT's PILLS.
Ran Into IA Passenger.

AUSTIN, Tex. May 20. "A suburban train
ran into a passenger train on the Texas Pa
cihc road last night. Charles Link. Are
man; Francisco Salir. a passenger. were
killed. and Willie Brooks. Engineer Piper.
10. Holbrook. Mrs. l.. N. Goldbeck. Jim
Bell. Miss Emma George, Maude Mishaw,
Mrs. C. I. Taylor. L. N. Goldbeok. W. p.
MADISON, injured. Some of the latter were
very badly hurt.
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IA refunded In every caae where 10 TAILS 70
henefit or euro. It's because 1t - diIorent
that it can be sold 90. All diseases originnIt,,
ing from q torpid liver or impure blood yield
70 it. It clcanses and purtfics tho systcnl'
no Inattar from what cause they have arisen.
For Dyspepsia, Biliousness, S%crofula,, salt
or disorder, 10 Is an u%ncqualed remedy.
Nothing clse can tako its place.
"Goldcn Medical Discovery " contains no
alcohol to inebriate, and no syrup or sugar to
.derange digestion.
mn in large bottles !; pleasant to tho TASTE, and
equally good for adults or children WORKS
equally well all the year round.
II It doesn't benefit or cure, IN every case,
you have your money back.
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For tho Gate Of the Mountains.

For III Gate of the Mountains.
The Helena Cab and Transfer company
will ,un q twenty passenger excursion
wagon in connection with the steamer Rose
of Helena to the Gate of the Mountains for
the summe-. Fine livery rigs of every de-
xcription always on hand.
Johnson a. FISCHER, Props.
Telephone 125.
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SEATTLE, WASH, May 29.-The steamer
Haytian Republic. which has been plying
between Puget sound aud Portland, Ore.,
has been seized here by United States Gus
Choir in the bay, and customs officers refuse
TO say anything and will allow NO one on
board. II il understood, however. that the
steamer has been seized on account of her
connection with the transportation of
Chinese from British Columbia to Port
land.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
STOCKS.
NEW YORK. May s9.-Bar silver. s2N
Comparatively; lake So s..

NEW YORK. May o.-Bar silver. s2M.
Copper-steady; lake $1O.85.
Lead-Firm: domestic. $392X.
The stock market opened comparatively firm.
but the bears soon started another raid to cat CHI
stop orders. and in u short time scHae stocks
scored material losses. General Electric was the
principal sufferer, declining from 67h to 6is on
large sales Distillers about the same time
broke % to 10. Heading subsequently fell five
points to 1855. This, together with a drop of /
to s per cent. in bonds, added to the weakness
of the general market. Pressure to sell Reading
va, due to the disappointment felt concerning
tho REIMBURSEMENT plan. hear the close there
was a reaction. General Electric bounded up
ah, tordage common IA, preferred Q. and Sugar
Ia per cent. Tho market closed firm in tone.
Governments-Firm.
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EMPLOYMENT Agency

"a EDWARDS STREET.
1etephonc $50. w. H. Cook, fr"pr'st"e
WANIS-Girl for f,mily Of 8 in Cascade, SIS
Waiter uirl for Hotel Florence, Aissoula
Girl for family In ALEXANDRA, $25.
2 girls for general homework In city, $Sl
Mar and wife for hotel; man cook. woman
waitress
Girl for Fast Helena. $25.
! girl general hcusework for city. $50
10 l.hr-7-room frame house. with water. ,$ls.
Groom furnished house, 81 1 rooms. furnished.
with bath. SlS-$20. II room house with BATH
good barn and o~ut-houses. fine lawn. 80.
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NOTICE TO CkkDlTOR5.-ESTATE OF
~ William Chunasero, deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
lam Chumssero, deceased. to the creditors Of.
and all persons having claims against the said
esrv yonob 30 e1 within 't ten m Mi.h t. .fter nec rs
first publication of this notice, to the said exec
utors at the office OF 4. "A. MARROW, in the rear of
tho Montana National rank BUILDING the same
being the place for the transaction OF the busi-
ness of said estate in the city of Helena. in the
county Of Lewis and Clarke.
MARY +. CHUMASEHO.
Y. A. MARROW, o.
Executors OF the last will and testament of
VIII am Chumasoro, deceased.
Dated May 16. 1893.
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SHERIFF's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc.
- cution in my hands. issnel ont OF tho dis
trict court of tho First Judicial district of the
f;ate OF M9ntans, in and for the county OF Lewis
and CLARKE. in the suit OF A. uol!-
Infested tho 10th day of May. A. d. 1sys,
| !ave levied upon oil tho right, title and in
forest Of tho said fIo O. org 1. "ec rt1itz. in and
to tho following described property, situated in
Lots one a, tso 90. three t0. four %, five
@ and six o.. in BLOCK. seventy G0); lots ons
q. two t) and Eve o.. in block
sixty nine 60, lots three C); four ~.
in block siyt:-ixx .(gGl: lois one a. two GTj,,
sew n "a and eight 81. in block sixty-ssynn (b7).
and lot four "a. in block four hun1red and
~forty-six 49,. all in Helena % nsite and stand
clerk and recorder Of ] owls and tlsrke county
in tho name of tho defondants, Holcbers {
Eechtnitz.
Also u certain mining cl.im described as fol-
lows: 1850 fact more or lrss oil tho south end Of
I've Dandy quarz lode. situated In Scratch
travel ur organized mining district. now known
as seven Mile unorsnnizod minin:. district Of
lewis and Clarke countJ, stat" OF Montana, ~
tho same appears OF record in book 20 Of deeds,
page 2o, in the ofloo Of tho clerk and recorder OF
paid county ard state to which said rerord for q
moro perfect description reference is hereby
made.
Together with all AMI singular tho teuo.
ments, herelitaments and appur enances thsro-
unto beirnving or in any vice apportaininR.
Notice is horeby given that on tho ID day OF
Jnue, A. ID. 1895. nj the hour OF II O'Clock m, Ut
said day, at front door Of tho court house.
Helsrn ontans. will cell ali the right. title
and interest OF the said Holcho'g n kccht-
ritz in and to the anid above described property,
to the highest bidder for cadh in hand.
nivsn under my hind this. the 18th day OF
CHAs. d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
by ANDREW T. WADE. Deputy sherif.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-30

NOTICE OF SALE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ is hereby given that on Thursday. June l..
1898, at twelve o'clock, noon. l will sell at my
Office to the highest bidder for cash. warrants Of
the city of Helena, general fund. amounting to
$500. sealed bids are required.
&. b. GARRETT, City Treasurer.
Helena. Mont. MAY n, 1893.