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New YonK, Juno 26.-Julian Mitchell has
begun suit in tho court of common pleas to
secure an absolute divorce from hia wife,
Georgia Adele LIKE Mitchell. to whom no
was married on Juno a6. 1889. MIR, and
Mrs. Mitchell were living together At eS
West Seventy-eiRhth street. when the
woman left on November 10 last and eloped
with Frank Il. Richards. Since then Mr..
Mitchell has not seen her nor heard directly
from her. Hs believes that abe ind Rich
nrdS went to Woodbury., N. j., md when II
was discovered there she was n married
woman that sho suddenly departed from
the place.
Mira. Mitchell is a aistes to Mrs. James j.
Corbett and a daughter of George +. Lake.
who we're both in this CITY until recently.
They have, cone back to their nome in Cali
fornia. Before their departure MIR. Lake
received a letter from Mrs. Mitchell. dated
Paramount Park, Philadelphia. written
after she had left her husband with Rich
ards. In ii she said: "When you get this
! will be many. many miles away from hero
in q new country, among new scenes and
leading an entirely new lite. l would not go
back at all except 80 YOU. Our betraya al In the
newspapers shows that thero are few TO be
trusted" That was the last her father has
heard from her. Her husband is entirely
ienoran. IA to her whereabouts.
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THE NEWS IN NEW YORK.
Sentiment on Wall street Sends the Priou
of Silver Down,

Sentiment on Wall street Sends the Price
of Silver Down..
NEW YORK. June 26.-Silvsr certificates
dropped to III, commercial bar silver to
" and Mexican dollars to 60 oenta. The
break ia due to cables reporting the sus-
pension of purchases Of silver for Indian
account and closing of the Indian minis.
A prominent shipper says OF the matter:
II don't see how tho action of the Indian
government in closing the mint will much
diminish the demand for silver in India.
India is a creditor country and l do not see
how her balance of trade is to be settled
save in the old way by imports of silver.
Ii tho minis are closed to private persons
then the government will have to import
silver for coinage purposes IL place of pri-
vats parties. The government will be COM
PEELED to do os tho Indian banks do, buy
silver in the market in London. Tie do
probation of rupees has stopped. but be-
You'd sentiment we do NOT see how the silver
ma, ket will be greatly affected"
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PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY suppIIrs

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
{ flee Of ,hief Quatter master, Ueusrtrnent
OF DaEota. faint iaut, miun, June j., 1855.
sEALLD Pro- GSALs. in triplicate. will DO
peeta, and ut lie eas, Mont, until II o'cIoct
b IA. ou July /, lo9', and ope ned then, for fur
h6l!Hg ana delivery Of such Oh 5, BRAN, HAY
cal year commencing July /, 1893. ut ST. Paul and
Fort Sneliit &, Mimi; Forts huford, Pembina
ard Yates, y. y: Forts Meade and Suily, y. D.;
Mlsstuia. Camps Poplar River and Merritt,
mont; and Fort Yellowstone, Wso. Hank
forms OF proposals, with full instructions to
biddeFs, VIII te furnished on application 10 this
Office. or TO tho quartermasters at the various
points named. JOHN '. tUREY, Quartermastes
Y. b. Army. Chief Quartermaster.
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INFORMATION.

Remember this: The greatest line
Of railway operating between st
Paul or Minneapolis and Milwau.
kee and Chicago is the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul. 1t owns and
operates, under n management
6,1OO miles of track.
Every day this road starts FOUR
handsome, elegantly equipped pas.
senqor trains from the Twin Cities
that run through to Milwaukee
and Chicago without change OF
cars of any class. TWO trains daily
to St. Louis and Kansas City. Tho
train service and general equip.
Enent of THE MILWAUKEE," L.
not surpassed by any railway in
America. It runs the famous and
only eloctric-lighted vestibuled linn.
tied train to Chicago daily-con.
sidered the finest regular train in
this country.
1t is the Official Government Fast
Mail line. If you are gong to Chi.
caqo, Milwaukee,, OF any point
east or south, or to St. Louis o.
Kansas City. cut this cut:
Leave 81. Paul B 7:ss .. M. arrive At Chicago
Leave 1T. Paul A 2:45 p m, arrive at Chicago
0ts neSt morning. .r.,,. :. c,,,,,.
200 next morning.
Leave st Panl A 500 p. m, arrive at Chicago
$50 next morning.
Leave st. Paul A Gl5 q m, arrive at St LouiS
1850 next morning.
Leave 1t. Paul G 7:l5 p. m, arrive At st. LoHs
6:15 next evening.
Ieave 81. Paul A 9:I5 .. m, arrive at KAnsaa
City 7:UO next morning.
Leave at. Paul q 7;ls p. m. srrive Ut Kansas
City 500 next evening.
4 Daily. b Except sunday. c Except Saturday.
Palace sleepers on night trains
Parlor chair ars on day trainA
Dining car service superb.
Trains leave from ST. Paul Union
Depot. No trains. For lowest rates
to all points in United States and
Canada apply to any ticket agent
or address !. T. CONLEY.
Assistant Gen. Pass. Aqt-,
a. Daul Nina.
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A CABINET MEETING ASKED FOR,


Chicago Business Men Ask the Repeal of
the Sherman Law.
CHICAGO, June 2G.-The following tele-
gram was sent to President Cleveland TO.
day signed by thirty eight of the leading
business houses of Chicago. and it ia under
stood several Others who did not sign the
message will send private kilograms OF
similar i'm port or favor the one sent:
Believing that the Sherman silver bill is
one of the most important factors con-
%sributing to the present depressed condition
of national finances, it IL our earnest re-
quest that the matter be discussed Mt the
cabinet meeting next converting. in ouI
opinion the immediate repeal OF this la =,
would do more TO restore confidence thar
any one thing, and believing 1t to he 4
question of national importance we beseecf
your favorable consideration"
1t is said prominent merchants in othel
western cities have been urged to take.sim-
liar action.
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TUFTS Pills cure sick headache.
THE HOTEL FELL DOWN.

Though 1t Was Full of Peop'e Only Two
of Them Were Hurt.
FoRT SCOTT, Kan. June 2G.--Tho Ire
mont hotel collapsed this morning without
warning. There were 100 people in it. The
house is brick. four stories high. The en-
tire east wall fell, followed by three floors.
Twenty. seven occupants were taken ffom
the second story on the west side by means
of n ladder and the others escaped through
the regular exits. No one WAS killed. Essie
Caldwell and Ida Morgan, two chGmbe =
maids. were the only persons injured. They
fell from the third floor anu were badly
bruised. but not seriously. 1t is believed
the accident was caused by the recent ad-
dition of a mansAtd root which was too
heavy for the foundations.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
NEW yoRE, June 25.-Har silver, n.
Copper-Easy; lake Slo.65.

NEW YORK, June 25.-Har silver. n.
Copper-Easy; lake Sl065.
Lead-Quiet, easy; domestic, SSI52h.
The stock market was feverish and unsettled
throughout tho day. One or two sharp rallies
failed to hold, and at the close the quotations
were only a fraction above the lowest. III, bears
were far more aggressive than of late. in conse-
quence of the stringency of money. which held
operations for long account in check. The big
drors in silver certificates also operated in favor
of lover markets for securities. and conflicting
statements concerning the affairs of heading
caused moro or less uneasiness. The decline was
equal to la@3a per cent. American sugar fell
Sa; General Electric, 34S; Missouri Pacific. 3a:
Manhattan. az; Great Norther preferred. s.;
Michigan Central. 8; st. Paul, "a, and others
less amounts.
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could get the genuine Oaareisteea medicines
in that way. But you can't Tho genuine,
medicines always awe been, are, and alwayl1
will hc sold at tho following prices: !
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery the
remedy for all diseases arising from q torpid
liver or impure blood, Sl.W per bottle
mans weaknesses and ailmcnts), . . $1.W
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets tho original
and best Little Liver Pills., 25 cents per vial
And they're worth more than that. They're
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price, for they're guaranteed IN every case
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back. You pay only for the good you got
Dealers not authorized to sell DIR. Pierce's
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i~tations, or substitutes, at less than the prices
given above. Beware of them.
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A ssyssMENT NOTICE-THE LEO MINING
"A and Milling Company. Of Montana; works
located three and one half miles from Butte.
Notice is hereby given that at q meeting of
trustees Of said company held on the oath day Of
was levied upon the capital stock. of said com
pany. payable on the 3D. day Of July, 1895. to john
p. Meyer. secretary of said company. at the office
of the Leo Aiming and Milling company of Mon
tana. room No. 40 Commercial building, st.
Louis, Mo.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 10th day Of July, 1859. shall
bs deemed delinquent and will be duly adver-
tised for sale ct public auction. and unless pay
ment be- mad. ,ae, before, will be sold on the 3D. day
mont. together with the costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale. JOHN p. MEYER.
Secretary of Said Company.
Room No. 40 Commercial Building. st. Louis,
No., Office of Eaid Company.
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Berlin, June 26.-Tho German foreign
office exrects that Russia will forthwith
open a commercial war against Germany.
The officials attribute the failure OF the ne
eotintions between Russia and Germany to
French and Panslayist influence in st.
Pete tsburC.
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Held I'm the Bank T.,ler.

M~ooRHEAp. Mimi. Juno ga robber
entered the Merchants National bank this
morning. held up the bookkeepor. took
$4,000 aud escaped across the river. A
posse is in pursuit.
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MATHEsoN 4 co.

y Cd.
s2,s5o-Nsw brick dwelling on east side, hall,
seven good sized rooms. three closets. pantry.
for $500 per annum. Owner will take it for q
year at $3.50 and deduct the amount from the
price. thus leaving the net price $3.50.
house is 14xS6 and has three rooms l.xl4. city
,hese houses and il ali three are taken viii make
s4.i5oo-fine brick dwelling. on Eleventh ave-
nue, With i've large rooms and summer Kitchen
down stairs; upstairs not completed, but spPa; ICE
with closets; pantry. wei! and city water. large
cellar; fine lot having frontaso Of 100 feet on
Eleventh avenue, and lao feet deep; large lawn.
trees. bushes. etc.
Sl,75O-New dwelling in Broadwater addition.
hall, seven rooms, pantry, closets. lot 42xlOo;
S2,s:O-Attraotive double dwelling on Rodnsy
street having five rooms on either side, sewer CON
nneo'ion, city water; large lawn :. IT. trees ana hdn vanes,
houses in the city; lot tifty'thrse feet front and
240 feet deep.
ps sa;sso depsf, hG 3nsla pdiHiRsrt N near ta1ni tns S sna a1.
lures. TWENTY-FIVE rooms completely furnlshed;
we'll established business; owner has NO time to
sl.s0o down, balance to suit purchaser.
s. 1OO-Neat brick dwelling on east side near
Hobsek street. five rooms: t two halls, halls !. three rec
down. balance on time at six. per cent.
S0o0-Neat three room brick dwelling on
Breckenridge. lot 42x1C0, with stable; $50O dow II
UNIMPROvED PROPERTY.
SOL so por front foot for 100 feet on Benton ave-
nue. within fifty feet from electric line. Pur-
chaser who builds may have three to five years
time to pay for the lots, interest seven per cent:
81, 600 for ten lots in kenck addition. At this
price there is . fair chance to double the invest
ment in a year.
$500 each for two lots on Peosta avenue near
Benton.
Slz5-Good level lot on Sparta street 50x140.
city water.
HOUSES FOR RENT,
Gilt-edged stock in sheep company to trade
for dwelling in Helena
MATHE6ON l. CO.,
Gold Block.
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD
1 United ttates As ay Office, Helena. Mont,
June Is, 1893. Seaisti proposals. will be
received ut this office until II o clock
noon. July l.. 1850. u which time
aEd place they viii be opened and tho con-
tract o. to the lowest bidder, subject to ths ap.
provsl of the director OF the mint, for furnish
ing tdcliveredy TO tho unitoI States Assay Office,
Helena, Montana, fifty 500 tons best Gait soft
lump coal and twenty-five t25l cords best yellow
pine wool. The ri lit Is reserved to 10 Get any
or all bids. W. d. WHEELER, AssaIer IN
charge.
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Independent Agents

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ington, California and Minnesota,
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The INDEPENDENTS
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Wilbur Tcbbiis. ....... Merchants Hotol. 81. Paul
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no John WOLTERs, LATE OF EAST
notiGar the, y tinal rule ior diyaro a,I b. itehhe oey
granted against you at tito suit Of augusta VOL
tiers. your wito, which viii b, heard in the court
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Saturday., IN y Is, \. -. 1893, at 10 O'Clock p. m i,
on which day you may apprar and show cause.
If any you have, wing sueh divorce should not b3
granted against you.
WILLIAM + JOHNSON,
1S2 So, Sixth street, Philadelphia, Attorney for
Libellant
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For nilioHsness and sick stomach try a do. cot
eGy.
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EOH BENT-FURNlSHED ROOMS WITH
l. or without board at 429 North Benton ave-
nue; modern Improvements. Mrs. atherine
Young.
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EOK R~tNT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
L single or en- suite: all improvements; q
quiet and homelike place. 113 Clarke street.
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l,orx b. caucAt

DoMH be caugAt
by "cut priceS,W
Don't buy spuIi.
GUS limitations oe
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the regular prices,
and think that
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO. June 25"-Wheat-Tirm; cash, 65Ao
July, G64c:
Corn-Higher; cash, 40Ac: July, 41sc.
Oats-Easy; cash, 2J9sc; July. z9c.
Earley-Nominal.
Pork-Steady; cash, s1s. 90; September, 1890
] ard-steady; cash, $3.50; Eertember. s10.l7h
~Ribs-Steady; cash. IS So; September, S9.27H.
short clear-t9. 5okt9. rs.
Short ribs - Sc. VOC 9. 6214.
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
3, C. Wilbur ....... Palace Hotel, San Fra noises
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FOR RENT-FUNNISHED ROOMS,
TOR RENT-AFTEB JULY 8, TWO LAKGE
l. front rooms furnished. with board. at Mrs.
Martins, sos n. Benton avenue.
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COLORADO,
Smith i Son....v......q 800 Sixteenth St., Cenves
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LOK RkNT-LARGE WE'LL FURNISHED
L rooms, singte or en- suite; all modern inn
provements: By day, week or month. Homer
block, corner fark avenue and Clarke street.
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PARTNER wANTED-

BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.
BOARD BY THE DAY. WEEK OR MONTE
~ at 413 Broadway.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT GEO.
~ A. Zwanxig. Is not authorized to collect or
solicit for the Montana horold. Montana Her
old Pub. Co. Great kAlls, juno 2a, 1888.
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EOR KkhT-TURNlSHED ROOMS FRO NJ
81 to $40 per month at 2i3 North Rodn ey
street.
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Ltk REHJ-ROOMS AND BOARD w
i Warren street. corner Sixth ayo.
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Goyernments-Steady.
Petroleum Neglected.
Closing

Money on call, active. ranging from 4 to So;
closed offered 4; prime ] aper, b1S per cent.
Sterling 81 exchange, heavy. with bankers bills at
81. 8ohWlel for sixty days, and ST.. S2h @4. 50 de-
mand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CH,cAac. Juno 25.- Cattle-Receipts. 10,500;
market active. lOal5c. higher; top steers S5.259
S so; good, 81 S0@5.2O; other., s4OO@4.75; lex
ans, S3.G0a rs: stocAers. s3.U093.i5.
hogs Receipts 80 coo; opened slow.
25@30c. lower. became active, closed lo@l5c;
higher than opening. Llosing prices: Mixed
and packers, S6,00ub. Is; prime heavy and butch
err weights. S6. lO16.I5; light, St.lOGl6.30.
sheep- Receipts, $1,000; active, l0@15c. higher;
top sheep, ~. 5O95 80.
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Hoods ~SarsapaTiEEa

that it IS an unequallcd remedy for all troubles
with these important organs, oyercomes That
Tired Feeling and rnaAes the weak strong.
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HOOPS Pulls cure IIabitual Constipation by
restoring peristaltic action of the allnentary canal
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RON Arr-MIscELLANEOu.

INOR HAIF--A GOOD FAMILY HORSEs
Il harness, buggy. road cart, ontter and All tho
fxinas cheap. Address p. c. j., this office.
TOR sALW-CHEAP. HOTEL RANGE AND
Il steam tabls and furniture. Inquire At At
lantic restaurant.
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WANTED-SALESMEN. TO SELL OUR
W. choice and hardy nursery stock; many
mentals, and controlled only by US; we pay com
mission or salary, give exclusive territory and
pay weekly; write us ut olce and secure choice Of
territory. May Brothers, Nurserymen. Roches-
ter, n. I,
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-11
TO TRY THE cAsTlNE.
Naval Board Will Meet Tuesday and Secre-
tary Herbert WIN be There.

New London, Conn, September TO-
The board of naval ispectors for the trial
of the new gunboat Castine is ordered to
meet here Tuesday, the 18th. Admiral
Belknap being in California, Admiral
Walker will be chairman of the board
and his associates will be Captain
Mathews, Commander Cooper, Lieut..
Commander Hemphill and Lieut.. L. l..
Reamey This afternoon the government
tug Iwana, which is to take part in the
trial, arrived, followed shortly after
wards by the cruiser Vesuyius. The
dispatch boat Dolphin. with Secretary
Herbert on board, who will view the
trial, has been at anchor in the lower
harbor since Saturday morning. The
Castine is expected tomorrow and the
naval board the same evening. 1t is ex-
spected, however, that the speed trial
will not be made until late in the week
The trial will be over the same course
in the Sound and under the same condi-
tions as those laid down for the recent
trial of the Machias.
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-11
JUBILEE's BLUNDER.
Perhaps Gave the Victory to vigilant in
Saturdays Race.

New York. Sept9.-The second of the
trial races to select defender for the
Americas cup was sailed today. All
four cup defenders started and although
it looked at one time as if the Jubilee
would win, the Vigilant came in first
with over four minutes to spare. AS the
boats bore down on the first turn the
Jubilee was in the best position. A mis-
take on the part of the Jubilee's skipper,
however, lost her the lead, and perhaps
the race. He gave the mark wider
berth than he should have done. After
the Jubilee was standing for the turn
close hauled on the port tack, the Vigi-
liant approached with her starboard
tacks aboard. The Jubilee tried to cross
her bows, but finding it impossible, was
forced to go again on the starboard tack
and allow the Vigilant to pass. The
Pilgrim came so close to the stern of the
Vigilant that she forced the Jubilee to
remain on the starboard tack until she
also had rounded the mark. This gave
the Jubilee third place. The Colonia
following close fourth.
In the run home the Vigilant increased
her lead finishing 5 minutes 9 seconds
ahead of the jubilee. The corrected,
time gave the Vigilant the race by 4 80.
AS follows: