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THE REVOLUTION SUCCESSFUL.

But the Terms of Peace Seem TO BE Not
Observed.
SAN JUAN DEL sur, May 25.-After the
battle Of Mazaya a peace commission was
suggested. American Minister Baker, the
Austrian and American consuls and Banker
Medina agreed to serve. They met
some members of tho revolutionary
party and diseased the terms
of possible settlement. After consulting
nearly all day the commission returned to
Nanagua and announced that they had
aeseeu aron 3 plan to be submitted. The
terms are kept secret. but tue most import.
ant points are learned. President baouza
will resign in favor of some one of the rsv.
dictionary leaders connected with the pro-
who will Immediately assume the office OF
president of the republic.
Notwithstanding the agreement of the
peace commission there has been no truce
declared. A cabinet hiss been formed with
the following ministers: War. F ed leo
6olorZano; finance, Octaviano Caesar; ID
terror. Miguel Osorno; state, Anselmo Il.
kivas.
There was another battle to-day. The
insurgents. with 500 we'll armed men under
Gems. sslegrla and Mendez. took Jinotspe
by assault. The government forces ed-
vance line was repulssd at the point of the
bayonet and the victorious revolutionists
then rushed into the town. In this fight
200 lilies, fifty boxes of cartridges, and sev-
Q al prisoners were captured.
A PROVISIONAL government has been
formed by the revolutionists and they an
nounce their intention of managing affairs.
After the defeat near Mnzaya the govern
,nent forces retreated to PitapK. where the
remnant OF The army gathered on tbs plaza.
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SHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
- cution in my hands. issued ont OF the dis
trict court Of tho first Judicial district Of tho
gtate OF Montana. in and for the county. OF Lewis
and Clarke. In tho suit OF a; u s, :.
s.t,estcd tho 10Th day Of May; 4; D. 1sys,
terest Of the said Ho 9 erg & &C tni..z, In and
to tho following described property, situated IN
al and .i1 Is. in blecs seventy, Gio): lots ms
lily nine '-tng;a lots th,ss g; iss, g.
In block sist,- * .lssi.: los one d. two %.
rev n IA and oignt 49,. in bl;ck sixty-soven Oh:
aud lot four "a, In block four hundred and
~forty-elx 4a6). all in Helena t~ownsite and stand
cIerk and recorder OF evils and tlsrke county
in tho name Of tbs defendants. Holoberx &c
Also a certain mining claim described as fol.
the naudv quar.z lode situAted In Scratch
| Gravel ur organizcd mining dist riot now known
as reyen milo unorganizod mining district of
lewis and Clarke county. state 81 Montana as
pare ~, in the oface Of the clerk and recorder OF
said county AID state to wbich. said record Tor q
more perfect description reference Is hereby
| made.
nents, Embellishments and sppur enanccs thorc-
unto helrnring or In any wi,e App"rtaining.
Notice Ii hereby given that on tbs "a day o!
june, A. u. 1891. NJ thu hour OF II O'Clock IN of
Haiern ont, m. viii sell ali the right. title
and interest OF the said H.iooc,g y lecht-
! III In md 10 the said nbuve described property.
to the highest bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this. tn" nth day OF
""' CHAs. y. CURTIS. Sheriff
! By ANpREw T. WADE, Deputy sheriff.
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Iron and Steel Industry.

LONDON. May 25.--President Richards. in
addressing the iron and steel institute to-
day at the annual meeting. said the year
1892 WAS one of the worst ever known in
the lion and steel industries. They are
still greatly depressed and the outlook
gloomy. Production of pig iron has fallen
OF 100000 tons, and steel rails are in the
worst condition. The total falling off Of
e1! olts of metals and machinery, as COM
pared with 1881. amounts to $1,000, OOJ, The
market is now swamped and there is not
enough work for half tbs country's steel
producing power.
Abel. who followed Richards. spoke in nm
encouraging and hopeful tone and ex.
pressed the opinion that there are signs OF
betterment. England, he said, Is bound tc
remain the first iron shiubni!diug countr,
in the world.
It was announced that John Fritz. OF
Bethlehem, Pa. will DO presented will
the Bessemer gold medal.
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Coinage Mt Carson City.

WASHINGTON. May %. Owing to the
small amount of gold bullion deposited,
about $4,000 Ter month. and the heavy
expense OF coinage NJ the mint at Carson
City. New, Secretary Carlisle has directed
the suspension Of coinage at that mint
after June l. Gold and silver bullion will.
however. be received for parting and re-
timing. Gold deposits will be paid for in
coin or fne bars. as preferred by the de-
positors. Returns for silver deposited will
Be made in impaired or fine bars. as de-
sired. Purchases OF silver bullion under
tho act Of July IA, 1890. will be continued
as heretofore.
The forces in the mints at Philadelphia
and New Orleans will probably soon Re
reduced. With the suspension OF coinage
Mt Carson City the coinage of silver dol
lars will be discontinued for the present, as
there 10 NO demand for this class of money.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
STOCKS.
New YORK, May 25.-nar silver. s2h.
Copper-Weak; lake $l0.7 Is.

y
New YORK. May 25.-Tar silver. s2h.
Copper-weak; lake SlG7G
Iead-Stsady: domestic. $500. l.
The stock market was strong with an advanc-
ing tendency during the greater part OF the day.
The chief factors operating in favor of higher
values were tho advance in the bank Of England
ratio Of discount. ease In money here. hoavy in
Grease in earnings reported by the 1t. Paul, the
Missouri Pacific. the Kansas & Texas, and other
roads. and the absence of important failures in
| the mercantile world. The railroad list was
relatively iirmer than industrials, although
among the latter sugar was a conspicuous fea-
turo and rose 3 per cent. ON large transactions.
pistillera. while irregular. closed with = not gain
of one per cent; National Cordage was weaker.
common selling down ~ and preferred 8 per
cent. from last previously reported sale. Gem
eral Electric was q great feature, les ding all
other stocks in point of activity. 1t first drop
pod So to 69S. and after ~rallyins to 7sa receded
to I1ts and closed ut 72A. The early weakness
was dus to rumors of n strike at tho company's
works at Lynn. These were subsequently de-
Mod and a sharp rally followed as q matter of
course. Consolidated Gas jumped ~ to 1874
on small dealings. In the railway list improve
ment was equal to hG2 per cent. After2 .. M.
ON report that 50, 500 900 gold would be shipped
Saturday tie improvement was partially lost but
thers was a rally lator and the market closed
firm.
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CHERiFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
- cution In my hands, issued ont Of the dis
&rirt cn,rt ~ tha kirst iudicial district NJ tho

SHERiFFS SALTY YIRTUE OF AN Exc
trict court OF tbs First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana, III and for tho county OF Lewis
and Clarke, in tho luit Ut A. hteff. n against teter
Wilson. duly attss!sd the ls,h day Of May.
A. ID. loG3, 1 have levied upon all the right. title
and interest Of the said Peter Wilson. in and to
this following described property. situated in
lewis and Clarke county, state OF Montana, viz:
81 Of the no i and NV y OF the SO y sec "a.
tp ii II r 5 W. and lst2. sec ~. tp II n . 1 ".
Also that certain mining claim known a. the
gold Leave" quartz lode mining claim, pituate
in seven Mile mining district. Lewis and Clarke
county. Moptana, recorded in book 3 Of lode 10
cations. puge 4l7. In the ofilce Of thu county re-
cordsr Of ssid Lewis md Clarke county. to which
said records for n more PARTICULAR description of
said quart, icds reference Il erebv made.
Together with all and singular tho tensments.
Embellishments and appurtenances shereunto bs.
longing or in anywise nppertainina.
Notice Is Hereby u ven that OH tho 9th day
Of June, A. ID. 1891, at tho hour Of u O'Clock IN.
Of said day, at the front door Of tho court house.
Helena. Montana. l will soil all tho right. title
and interest OF tho said Peter Wilson In and
20 the said above described property. to the
highest bidder for cash In hand.
Given under my hand this tho 18th day OF May.
A. ID. ls9'.
CHARLES ID. CURTIS, Shoria.
~ FRED 4 Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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MATHEsoN d co.


$4,000 Elegant dwelling on blake street, hret
stoTy OF pressed brick. ,esond frame; has hall
and slsvan r, 0Ins; also bath room fully eqnipped;
ROOD g stable .lley n rear q LOTT si.tol oTn !,
street. within I'VE mtnutee' WAlk from Granu
Central hotel; has hall. ten rooms and bath. fur,
mace. plumbing for gas. model pantry anti all
convenisncse; lot i2xi00: this location com
mands one q the fnsst We've Of Helena; $3.50
down. s2a per month
$+.W0 for q nine room residence on Firth ayc-
nue.: bath N snd, good lot ant balm; excellent 10
$a.a00-tix-room brick cottage on corner of
,beaton avenue and t.iiibert; the lot LA %particn-
iarly fine one and has . frontage OF Is ieet ON
renton and ID, fe,t on Gilbert street; $1,000
down.
shO0o-E isht-room dwelling on . broadway
corner, az modern convenience; finished IN
oak; lot A2xlOOs $1,000 down.
~ oomsis-room 'SoSntIage, br!ck, ON Clarke
.$0.500-tine double brick ON Howe strest;
sixteen, rooms;, modern; large lot; one third
down, balance long time,
1900 Al. elegant dwelling on a Spruce street
corner: has fourteen rooms, with an extra fine
bath room. Gas, sewer connection. ventilation.
thoroughiY vol built and one q the warnest
houses in Helona; lot b0x,5os. $500 down.
a5h MATHkSON 4 e.,
3f .M 4t&9 Gold l5lu0k.
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rangcmcnts, irregularities and w~oAsnassos
nccniinr to the sex. It's tho most perfect 1f
~st,Wnrth-riyer imparting tono aud vlgcr TO
Tho Whole systoan. For ovcrworked, dcbili-
tatcd teachers, millinors, 1scalnstreeses, "shop-
Eirls,n nursing mothers, and feeble women
Generally, IL Il tho greatest earthly. boon,
Being uncqualed as m appetixing cordial and
restorative tonic.
"Fayorite Prescription " gives satisfaction
in oyery case, or money paid for II y
promptly refunded. That's tho way its
sold that's tho way It's makers prove their
faith in il Contains no alcohol to inchriate;
no syrup or sugar to dernngo digestion q
Legitimate medicine, not q ocyyerugc. furely
diffon Of tho system. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Propr's, Buffalo, N. =.
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NEW YoRK. May pa million dollars in
gold aad SAG. 900 in silver were shipped to
England to-day.
LONDON. May 25.-The wedding Of the
duke of York and Princess May, of Teck,
is fixed for July 6.
WAsHINoToN. May 25.-The PRESIDENT ap-
pointed W. F. Quinby. OF Michigan, minis
ter to the netherlands.
WARRINGTON, May 25.-Comptroller Eek
ella has appointed Thomas Il. Jennings, of
seattle, Wash, to be national bank exaui-
liner,
New YORK. May 25.-The tobacco factory
Of ID. Buchner d Co, burned this evening.
Loss estimated AT 500. 600. Full insurance
covers the losses.
WASHINGTON. May 25.-There is some
reason to believe q n. ca Lin, new!y ap-
pointed Lriyndirr general. will Soon be as
slguod to tho of tho department
OF Columbia.
NV YORK. Nav 21.-Tony Beathe sho,
and kiltsd his wife and severely wounded
Gabriel Bertoiine. in tho apartments O.
Rosie Lemore!!e. this morning. The muir
derer waa arrested.
issued at the department to-day transfer
ing Company ID. Eighth cavalry. Capt. T.
A. Goodwin. from Fort Meade, s, d.. &c
Fort Leavenworth. Kan.
DIES MorSrs, Ia. May 25.-Prof. II. A.
N~nnangelbeck, in tho federal court. this
morning was sentenced to one ysar In iai
for using tho mails to sell f-nudulen,
diplomas. and to pay a fine of $500.
San FRAHCIsco, May 25.-Twanty-ive
buildings, including two-thirds of the BUSH
ness section of the town OF Rocklin, wat
destroyed. Loss $4,000. Alice Irish. 6
hotel %servnnt. WAS burned TO death.
BERLIN, May 25.-Rosalia Buntrock and
her lover, Fri.Z Erbe, who were convicted
at MadReburg in June last of tho murder OF
two girls named hasten and Klaae. wer,
executed in that city to-day. Both ger,
heheadcd.
CHICAGO. May 2b.-Prof. Moses q
Farmo'. one of the pioneers in the applica,
tion of electricity TO industrial uses. die,
here this morning, aged 70. He came her,
from Boston to see the electrical exhibit O
the Worlds fair.
New YoRK. May 25.-The National FODDER
alton OF America to-day issued an address
concentrating the friends of Ireland il
America on the present advanced position o
home rule. and earnestly urging continued
! support until IL 10 finally attained.
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.ss,.e l,ast -eave Time,

Going 10 Chicago and east your shor,
Quick routo 10 via 81. Paul and ''The NortL
western Line" Leave BUTTE 6ssb =. M,
He,ena lO;lb q. m. to-day, roach 81. Paul
G:sS q. m. second day. connecting with fast
DAY train of Tho Northwestern Line"
leaving st. Paul 600 a. m. daily and ar, iv-
Ing Chicago 9:St. y m. same day. making
less than sixty-thrse hours from Butte and
lesn than sixty hours from Helena. which IL
several hours less time than via any other
line 10 Chicago
Ihis 9:35 r. m. arrival in Chicago insures
connection with all tho principal lines from
Chicago east, and Tho Nofthwcstern
Line" is the only line from ST. Paul thas
uakea all of those connections In CbtDaQo-
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The Cyclone Abroad.

GARNET. Kan. May GA Cyclone struck
here about four o'clock this afternoon, dc
stloying barns and outhouses and doing
much minor damage. As far a. known no.
body was hut.
MoBEyLy. Mo-. May GA CYCLONE struck
here ea.ly this evening, levelling barns and
smah buildings and uprooting hundreds OF
tees. The full extent of the damage 10 not
known and it is feared lives were lost.
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mission Nhis afternoon a communication
~ received from Director General Davis
Informing the commisslon that he had re-
csivsd notice from all foreign commission
- Of Vhs withdrawal OF their exhibits from
conn esition for awards, No the syatsm OF
Thc protest and notice OF withdrawal
signed BY the representatives, OF foreign
governments having exhibits was then read.
and referred to the committee on awards.
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Political situation in Rhody.

PROVIDENCE. II. l., May 25.-The demo-
Gratis won the bye-elelection In South Kings
ton to-day. This gives them ffty.four
votes in the next legislature, and tho re-
publicnns bh. There was no election for
state officers by the people these officials must
be chosen by tho legislature, which con.
vines at Newport next Tuesday. This,
however. does not make tho election OF n
republican sure, "a il IL intimated that
Senator Watson, Of Jamestown, an indie
pendent. will vote for the demoorntio can.
didate for Roverno'.
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kad Drowning Accident.

NEW YoRK, May ga sad drowning ac-
cident happened in the East river to-day.
Three little Brooklyn boys were drowned.
Four others were rescued in an cxhau sted
condition. The drowned IRE Fred Mo-
Gibney. aged IA; Thomas O'Br.en. aged
nine; Thomas Kilisky, aged nine. A row
boat, in which there were seven boys got
between a tug and its tow. The hawser
caught the boat in such a way as to capsize
it, throwing the boys into the water.
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Train Robbed in Texas,

SAN ANGELO, Tex. May 25.-The west
bound passenger train was held up and
robbed at Coleman this morning at two
o'clock by two masked men. The brake
man. porter and conductor were covered
with six-shooters and Messenger Barry was
compelled to open the express door at the
point OF a gun. II cannot be learned what
amount was secured.
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The YOuths' CODgresS

The youths congress at the Worlds fail
will convene juno II. Delegates to this
congress nay be either boys or girls, and
are drawn from the grammar and high
school grades of the public schools in
every county in the United States and of
the public, private and parochial schools oil
oil foreign countries, though confined 10
the ages between ID and p years.
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sroduced. One was from Ross and Terrell,
Burkhardt under oath. and six nfidAvita
wste from The Dalles. O e.. prison officials
TO the effect that Hickey was Al that plaue
at the time Clayton was, killed. Hickey
says he will be nbie TO give bail and expects
10 he free tomorrow. \
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WON BY
Johnny 0rlhin, OF Minneapolis. nh Match
for thu Kangaroo.

~~~J - ~ ""suWSst1ssw ~ - NIVH1
for tho Kangaroo.
MINNnAroLrH, May M.-Shadow Maber, OF
Australia. and Johnny Griffin, ot Minneap-
oils. fought before the Hennepin Athletic
club tonight for y purse OF 1900 and 4
side bet. The house was packed. Grimm
did all tho sighting in the arat three rcnnds.
Maber landing lightly u couple OF time ..
Up to tho thirteenth round Mailer had The
beOt Of il. using ths Minneapolis mAn % a
punching BAG, and knocking. him about ~
no wished. In the thirteenth aud sncced-
ing round Griffin forced the lighting aud
won applause by bis work.
The fifteenth was a hot ,onnd, with hon
ors even. In the sixteenth Mnhsr went in
to win and slaahed Griffin right and left.
In the sevtntsenth MAher got in light md
left, closing Grifln's eve and sending him
down. He was y before ten aeconds, but
went down md out after n hot exchange by
n short-arm jah in the jaw.
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Have Sent for q Rope.

PADUcAH. Ky. May 25.-Fuliy 100 men.
black and white, are gathered about the
PETIT Panois' a neo,o vho mad INC, o.
year-old Bena Washington. They have just
sent q messenger tor n rope and the PROS
pect is that before morning Pamela will be
swung up.
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Constitutions, but IucfYectua,.

WASHINGTON. May 25.-Attorney General
Olnsy received a telegram from New Yo;k
stating that Judge Lacombe of the circuit
court of Now York had decided that section
six Of tie Geary Chinese exclusion act,
though constitutional, was still Intellectual.
because NO provision as to how or by whom
the order OF deportation of Chinese was to
be executed. This 10 said to be a new ques-
tion which was not raised or in any way
involved in the previous appeal.
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Bail for Iiicxey

MoRRILroN. Ark. May 2a.-Hon. w. L.
Moose, nttorney for Frank Hickey. the man
held for the murder OF John H., CLAYTON
made application to-day to Circuit JUDGE
Wallace. vt Russe!lville. for bail, which was
granted. 4 number Of afidayits we're in
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Canadian Pacific Ocean Service

MONTREAL, May 25.-It is stated here that
tho Canadian Pacific railway will shortly
purchase the steamships Arizona. Alaska
and City of Rome. The iden is to place
these vessels on the Vancouver. Is. c.. and
Japan route and transfer the steamers from
mat route to the Quebec mud Liyerr DOL ser
vice which they propose to establish.
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DENVER, May @.-ArRum.nt for q con.
tinuance of DR.. I. Thatcher Graves case
was resumed this morning, Judge Burns
took the case under adyisement and will
render q decision next Monday or soon
thereafter.
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Deferred His Departure.

LONDON, May o5.-A dispatch from Shanc.
nai SAYS the departure for Washington of
Yam Tsen, the new Chinese minister to the
United States. has been deferred, pending
tne WASHINGTON governments reply to
China's questions concerning the Gearv
art N''As
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SToCKHoLDERs' MEETING. THE AN
y nual meeting Of the stockholders of The
Montana Cattle company. will b. held At the
on saturday. June 10, 1893. at four O'Clock p. m .
for the purpose OF electing a boa d OF trustees
Tor the ensuing year. and such otner business as
may come before the meeting.
JOHN j. IURTON, Secretary.
Helena. Mont, May Is. 1893.
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The Attention

or merchants and general public is called
to the fact that I have purchased at sherifF's
sale the stock of clothing and furnishing
goods at IS South Main street, which must
be closed out in thirty days. offer it at
less than eastern cost. A, GOLDBERG.
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CnAwroRpsv1Lr.E. Ga, MAY 25.--About
:. 1000 PEOPLE this afternoon wers present In
the grove surrounding Liberty hall. for
nenrly fifty years the homo OF Alexander II.
Stevens, to witness the ceremonies attend
ant upon the unwilling Of q monu ment In
his honor,
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To the Worlds Fair Cheap via the Great
Northern Railway.

The Great Northern is selling tickets to
Chicago and return at SO. with stop.over
privileges west Of 81. Paul. good to return
via any direct line until Nov. 18th.
Remember that this road makes quicker
time than any other, using only two nights
to Chicago
Elegant new dining cars. luxurious sleep
ers and handsome day coaches ne run on
through trains. B. ii. LANGLEY, q. L. A.