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DOMINO STILL KING.
The Greatest Of Two Year olds . winuss
st Three. o

The Greatsst Of Two Year oids . winusr
st 1hree.
NEW YoRK. June 12.-Domino IL stiI
king. Attendance al Morris Park was
large. although the air was sultry and er-
srtion anything but pleasant The sttrsc-
tion was the time -honorsd withers stakes
for thres- ysar-olds. one mile. with the un-
beaten Domino making his frat appsaranos
this season In q race against Henry of
Navarro and Dobbins. two OF his chisf
com petitois ss two-vear.olds
Five furloues-Nsnki Pooh. Ceshrion,
Mosquito. $50, mile aud one.sirteenth--
Kinelst. Herald. Bitten. 14T. Casanova
stskss, siK furlopes-Ssbillh. Gutta Psrchs.
Applause, l:l2: Withsrs stakes mile
Domino. Henry OF Navarro. Dobbins l4o;
six fnrlongs-Discount. Shelly Tuttle,
Ferrier, i;ll; mils-Soug aud Dance, star
Actress, Hazel Hatch, l4lx.
Sr. LOUIS. June l2.-This was the lrss
day Of the meeting at the fair grounds.
Ths feature was Wldwood's work in the
handicap. running mile and ons-sixteenth
In l;47lS. the net mile going down IN l:t2.
Six furleuRs-frank Harf. Miss Bradshaw.
Rosalir. lil6i{; miis-Lons Is 'idse. wAhat.
chic. Tom Kelly. la7isi nve furlons-Elixa-
beth. Blue bonnst hsenon, lO3sl; mile
and ous-sixteeuth-Wi Wildwood. Logan, Sens
ator Irbr. l:47iS; five furlonRs-Mollis X.
McInsrnY. Ida MMRls. l:02sl; mile-Josis
d., FutuFr, Moilie b., lsAA. i
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

The appearance Of Riie Ellslsr In Robert
Drouers pIay. Doris. al Mina's opera house
this evening 10 an snnouneemsnt that will
give great satisfaction 10 theAtsr poers In
this oity. Much has been said and written
about the PLAY. and the general verdict
seems greatly In lie favor. Efiis Elleler 10
firmly established In the good RrAces OF
theater patrons and IL 10 needless TO add
she 10 In evsry war vorthy their esteem.
Her acting 10 foroeful, sympathstic. In
many instances briilisnt. aud. more than
all. vomanly. In Doris she 10 said 10 have
a role 70 put her dramatic powers 70 their
gfeatsst tsst. Doris. like her other great
play, Ia English In type. but snAiisiy.un-
like Hazel Kirke in every other respect.
While 90 stronaly dramatic aud emotional.
u has none OF lie somberpess and what,
70 many, will add greatly 20 Its attractive
ness. Ia an abundance Of bright. weli-writ-
ten comedy. As q dramatic production 10
will take high rank. 1he cast with such
admirable actors as Frank Weston, Robert
Droust, @. w. Coulcoek and others. is suf-
fcient assurance Of an excellent psrfot m
hnOe.
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SOME NOT PLEASED.
ceai Minen Refuse to Abide By ths ne
Hislon Ia Many DistFiota.

Ceai Minen Refuse to Abide By the Ds-
oision Ia Many Districts.
PITTsBuHo. June ~. Tho settlement Of
the coal strike was received With great sat
isihetlon generally. Although some opera
tors ana miners are moi pleased with tho
oompfomlss. friendly operators havo al-
ready begun preparations 10 resume. OF
RanizsT Harris says The miners regard Vie
strike AZ unsuccessful.
Hrnna yMLEY ILL.,. Juns r. a telegram
fTom KswAnsF today TO the effect tha, ,he
mon are not working, and rsooibt of the
nows ON Columbus that q sottlsnlsnt had
been tiisctsd temporarily changed the
plans OF The strikers, that we're 10 move on
kswanse. The streets WsTo thTonRed With
men talking oVaf the situation, All con-
denim ths Columbus conferences. and
saJ they will mol 90 10 vo'k NJ 10 cont
reduction. Presidents MeItlda comes la
for a big share OF abuse and miners
say IL 10 soll-oul. They $40 d0termined
10 stay out until last ysar'a prices are TO-
stored.
FARMEIwuUR6, Ind, June i2.-Ii is be-
lieVsd that by neIt Thursday oil coal mines
In Sullivan county. vbefs tue struggle has
been hottest. will begin opeFAtions. The
lhtAdtubuIH NunN 10 worn hulu
morning. The Bhelburn. Alum Cave, jack
son HUI. HyAmsre. Star City and Cnrrey
Vile mines will probably be started within
iorty-oiRht hours.
WAmMoTos, Ind., June l2.-Tho coal
miners in this vicinity are much disaatin.
fed with the Columbus settlement, - II
roduoes the rats 10 cents on The ton. The
miners Of this section had no grievance,
but won't ont through sympathy, and ale
feslinR yery sore over the turn Of affairs.
CENrALII. ILL.,. Jans 12.-Lsaders Of tho
coal strike hers say the settlement at Col
umbus In no way affects the southern llli-
nois district, and that the miners here will
not be governed by anything done a. tha,
convention.
BRLzn, Ind. June l2-Tbe scale fred
by the United mine workers and coal opsr-
ators At Columbus 10 not meeting the ap-
probation OF the operators here.
DAsvuLE, H.. June l2.-Presidsnt Diet
zen, Of the United mine workers Of Dan.
Vile, said 10. day the Columbus settlement
would no sffeoi here whatevsr.
La SALLR. Ill. June l2-The miners here
claim the new price for La Salle 10 squiva.
lent 10 l0-eent reduction, aud declare
they will not accept IL.
PAsA. ILL.,. June l2.-Ths miners ooafer-
ence. II 10 believed here. will have no effect
on the coal strike At this place.
KKwAsKE, ILL.,. June 12-Neafly the whole
force OF miners has gone TO wo K.
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THE RED MAN WON.

An Exciting Race Yesterday ON the Boui-
evard between Two Good Horssa
About 800 people witnessed the frst race
OF the season yesterday on Hhuser boule.
va,d. IL was between q crack Indian run-
ming horse and one of Hugh Kirkendalrs
HysrG Brooky Pete was the bssker OF the
red man. while one of Mr. Kirksndalrs
employees rode the horse for his stable. The
contest was for purss Of $50 and the dis
tanoe 600 yards. Preparatory 60 the race
the Indian took the ahoea OF his horse and
stripped down 10 his breeeh olout. The
Indians present were ready to bst oil thsy
had IN the world that their horse would
win. and Brocky Pete was betting the same
way. For the fret quarter Of . mile the In
dian horse led. and then the Kirkendali
colors went TO the front. They did not stay
there long, however. because the Indian sp-
piled bic qnirt vigorously and his horse
shot 10 the front. winning the raos and
the purse by q length. There will be an
other race tonight
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TnE DAY IN coN0REss.
Not . Cog Turned in the Senate Set
Speeches Made.

Not . Cog Turned in the Senate Set
Speeches Made.
WASHINGTON. June l2-The absolute
blockads of the tariff bill in tho senate TO-
day vas in marked contrast with the won
dsrful progress yesterday. Not = cog was
turned. The entire eight hours we're de-
voted TO set speeches prslIminary TO the
eossidsration OF the wool sehsdule. Quay
resumed the delivery OF his speech. which
has already occupied four days. and after
speaking four hours to-day his manuscript
seemed seiably diminished. Then
he yielded from sheer exhaustion. and Pet
ticrew. Power and PETER made set speeches
against free wool. Other set speeohss will
follow to- morrow. but II is probable actual
consideration of the wool scheiule will be
reached before ndiournmsnt.
During iull In the debate to-day.
Mitchell. Of Oregon. moved 10 lay She tariff
bill on tho table The motion. however
WAS without Significance and was defeated
by a strict party vote.
Chapman. the Wall street broker. who
refused TO answei a question, was reported
as contumaoious TO the senate by the sugar
In vestieation committee, and n resolution
was introduced to bring him to the bar OF
the senate for contempt.
Two hou's were consumed to-day in the
honss over the bill tspo ted by Mr.. Outh-
waite. se,ting aside 100000 from the fund
belonging 10 the estates OF deceased eolored
soldie, OF the civil war for the purpose Of
erecting in the District OF Columbia ma
tional home for infirm colorsd people.
The bill Was passed. The Indian appro-
prIation bill was taken up. and the house
adjourned without completing its consider
tion.
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,t.vsn.oa =, commencement.

CnLELorTnyuLE Va, juno l2..-Tho
oommsncsment exercises OF the University
Of Virginia were continued -day with the
Joint celebration Of the Jefferson and
Washington Literary soeisiies Hon,
Chaupesy N. Dspew was the atoL A,
the oloss Of Dspsw's Grafton. shouts for
Vice President stevenson were deafening.
The vics- president responded, PAP ing high
uibu,s 20 Dspew and to the University Of
Virginia. calling upon college men 10 ga
west, especially 10 bis state. whore they
were assured that rich hAIvss,s awaited
them. and especially II they strive 10 main.
tain the principles OF Jefferson and thelf
alma mater. lie did nottouoh upon public
ouanlioua
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GRAND LODGE A. 0. U. W.

Satisfactory Growth OF the Order DurInE
the Year. ri
sAs FRlSouco. June i9-The suprems
lodge Of the Ancient q der OF United
workmen began here to-day With 100 dele
gates present. Addresses Of welsoms on
behalf Of the city were delivered by sups,-
visor James. and Past ssprsme Master
Jordan. The supreme master said that
despite the q eat business depression the
growth OF the order during the yeat had
beesn highly satisfactory. The suprema
Ieoordsr rsrofted that mp 10 January, 1894,
s5i. .000Oc0 had been pnid 10 the bsnsn-
olstiss Ths total number OF lodges. Jan.
l, vas 4 LS8l, members 32s, 77b.
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FoRT woRTB, Tex. June l2-The con
vsntion of The Texas League OF republican
olubs opened here vish very large attend
snee. Despite predictions OF harmony sh
q ssion will probably bo q no. one. eviul
10 the effort ihas will DO made by the whit
element TO cut down ooloTsd representation
according TO the census plan. II will liksl
he defeated BY the effective work OF N. W
Cunsy. leader Of the colored element. Ben
hmsnt 10 for the nomination OF n fol
tiokst by the coming state convention.
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HAvEMEyER ON THE STAND.
Tho Sugar King Says the Tariff Din
UnrHtisfactory.

Tho Sugar King Says the Tariff Dii Is
Unsstisfactory.
WAsHIsoToN. June l2.-H. o. Havsmeysr,
president of the American Sugar Refinery,
was before Grsy's investigation COMMITTEES
to-day. Proceedings were strictly private.
Hayemsyor denied The published state
msnts as 70 contributions 10 campaign
funds and the demand that the trust
should have protection for past favors. He
said be talked with Senntors Hill, uoIman
and Smith in regard 10 protection TO refin-
ina interests. Smith and GormAn prom
ised to help him. Hill gave him no salts
faction.
lie said ths present tsrifl bill is unsstis-
factory because the diforential OF one.
eighth OF a cent Ia mol sufficient 10 afford
all tho protection the rsdners should re-
esive. He advocated tho ad valorsm sys-
TEN. and WAS gratihei that IL had been
adopted. Havsmeyof denied all knowl-
edge OF speculation In sugar stocks by sen-
AtoTs
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coxEy WILL ne HEARD.
Made an Engagement with the Comm
too for That rurpoaS

Made au Engagement With the Commit
tee Tor That Purpose.
WASHINGTON. June IA. \. Corey and
Carl Browna were at the capitol to-day and
arranged with sonator Kyle. chairman Of
the committee on education and labor,
which has ths good roads bill. for n mset-
ing al nine O'Clock Tomorrow morning.
They also called on Senator Voorhees,,
chairman OF the finance committee. TO
which their bill for non nterost bonds was
referred, TO ask 10 be allowed 10 Jressni
their arguments before that ommlttee.
senator Voorhees, told them that while the
tariff bill was before ,he senate II will be
impossible for tho committee TO grant them
a hearing. After ths tariff bill shall b.
disposed OF the com mitiee might give at
Ieniion 10 thoiI request for formal hearing,
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wul Iadict ths horIbe..

WASHINGTON, June i2.-whils no one a,
the dls,tiO, attorneys Office will talk abou,
The proceedings OF Tho g,and jury further
than DO say that no true bill has yet been
reported against MesifL Edwards and
ShEiver, II Ia known that Tue grand Jury has
decided 10 report n true hill, anu Ia eonao-
auence OF this Information. Mt BIney no
Tined the two newspaper men TO be pre-
pared With bail Saturday IN they did no,
wish 10 be Imprisoned under an ibdietment
tha, the prani iers will return between
now and Saturday.
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on color. bot worm Thou.and.

BISElsoros, w.. June l2.-socis.y here
Ia all agog oyer the marriage Of Mia Jen-
nio Mayo. a society bell, Of MiddlsssK. TO
Thomas strong OF Cas,lstown, w., Aneero
hotel porter. Ia has Just leaked out that
thsy were secretly married BY the pastor Of
,he African Msthodist Episcopal church
on Wednesday last. Last summer Mise
MAYO and her mother went 10 Saratoga and
registered al the Congress hotel Alsa
Mayo. who 10 - years old, became intat.
uAtSd with the porter, Strong IL said 10 bo
worth aaYaIAl thouaAnd dollAIa.
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CHIoAoo. June 12-In the convention OF
tbe American Railway union to-day. re
fettina to the strike OF coal miners. presi-
dent Dsbs said; ''Ura,itude 10 Jewel. aud
the Ains iicAn Railway union oanno, afford
90 forget ths assistance miners gave u IND
the Great Northern strike. The time vii
come. II 10 10 not here already, wheu tbe
union will refuse to handle . pound OF coal
mined by nou-nnion men" Tho only Ao-
tion Of Importance taken during the after
noon ssssion was tho passage OF aTssolu-
tion strongly denounetne the IAwnsy bill
now before congress. The bill eompeis
arbitration between railway companies and
employsa on all occasions OF trouble be-
tween a company aud the men.
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IN THE PARK.

Looking beautiful.
Under date Of jane ., 6. &. Hun,ley,
manager Of the YeilowStone Park Trsns-
portation company. writes TO n friend in
Helena. 40 follows THE hotels are In good
shape. splendid crews at all points TO DO ths
business aud a greater satisfaction given %
the guests than ever. The roads are nov
in excellent condition aud tourisis are be-
ing transported 90 all points of interest In
the park. The county In the park never
looked as beautiful ~ II does this spring.
Flowers are 10 be seen everywhere and the
tourists who have been through have spoken
in the highest terms Of the beauties to be
ason there"
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MONTANA COLLEGE



A Successful school Year DrAwlnR TO =
Close.
spoolsl 10 The Independent
DrTn LoDor, June l2-Tbs commence.
msni s1s eisoa Of Montana college
began sunday evening. with tho do.
livery Of the bAeoAlauTsats sermon.
by Rev. James Held. prssidsn, OF the
college. In The Presbyterian church. Tho
church was crowded by an audience eager
to hear the speaker. who 10 IN great favor
AZ a leotu er.
On Monday night Rev. ]. l.. Marquis. TO
GENTLY from Leipsio university, Germany
delivered ths lecture before the secret
societies on the subject. ''lmI rssiiona Of
Student Life in Germany"
10. night the concert wha given. Wsdnos-
daT afternoon tho ht olaHa give an exhibit
OF their years. work. The class has been
working under Miss Eva Voolfolk. late Of
tho Julien academy. Paris. and tho exhibit
promises 10 be OF unusual interest,"
Wednesday evening the undergraduates
Rive literary entertsinmon, In Cotton
wood hall.
Thursday morning al II o'clock the class
exercises aud awarding OF diplomas 10 tho
elaal OF '94 takes place In Cottonwood hall.
The graduates are; Walter Kroasr. Henry
Lebson. Il. II. Naples. Honry Rsed. JT..
VIM. Collsigh and Mas Edith Earle.
Thursday nigh. reception will be held In
the college parlors.
This closes smother SUCCESSFUL year Of
college wo'k Rev. James Reed will retire
from the presidency. he will be missed in
Deer Lodge, where be has resided for sew
eral years. first serving as pastor Of the
Presbyterian church. aud lately ss ptesi-
deaf Of the collses.
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EMroMA, KsB.. juno 12.-Ths rohibltion
state convention met hoie to-day. Gov 81
John was selected temporary chairman.
He pomiuAtod as candidate for governor /.
o. Pickering, tLs y vhibition standard
bearer Of tvo years Rao. The rules were
suspended and the nomination was msoe
by aeclaInAtlon. Mr. Pickering made a
short speech. after which tho convention
aiioui ned until tomorrow 90 permit the
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Several Hundred Strong They Meet
at Topeka in State Con-
venlIon.
Platform viii Dsclare That All
Omaha Prophecies Have
Been Fulfilled.
Declare for Free Silver, sixteen 60 One
National Banks Denounced -Othsr
Political GATHERINGS.

TOPEKA, jane l2-rhs populists state
convention met al IL O'Clock. II. s. Hem
derson was chosen temporary chairman.
This waa victory for the suIraRists. Hen
dsrson said; III takes brave mon TO meet
tho issues. and wa will be found square 10
them. We will not show the oowardioo OF
the ieI ublIeans In avoiding the suffrage
question" The following telegram from
Mrs. Jerry Sim5 son was rsadi II have
Jerry st Bs' kelley Springs. Va. q hundred
mIIes from Washington, and ho is doing
fiely. Don't worry. He will be ready for
Oh fight"
Gov. Levslling shid to-dayi IF the
nom nation comes 10 me with enthusiasm
and The utmost unanimity. l shall accept
n. II | end that the opposition is serious
and vi Iniurs the shaness OF the party. /
shall decline"
The afternoon session was taken mp with
the selection Of the various committees and
addresses. Miss Susan Il. Anthony and
Mrs. Chapman Call. 10 behalf OF n woman
suffrage plank in the state platform, nd.
dressed the convention. Az the conclusion
Of Miss Anthony's address q delegate de-
mandsd 10 know whether she would take
man sui age TO vote the populist ticket.
Mas Anthony's response was in tho
affirmative. and was greeted with pro-
longed applause.
The committee on permanent orQnniza-
sion reported with great applause tho name
OF J. n. 1 unsmefe &c permanent chairman
and Ben Rich AZ secretary. Dunsmoie was
speaker and Rich clerk OF the roi ulist
house. declared TO be illegal by the su-
prems court no the time OF the legislative
ouble In the winter OF 1928.
There was considerable sparring between
the woman suffrage and anii-womsn suf-
fage forces over a motion to refer all rsso-
lutions to the COMMITTEES on resolutions.
There was much enthusiasm whenever the
question OF extending the franchise TO
women was mentioned.
The night session was devoted 70 raising
money for the campaign and the ansao-
tion Of routine business until 10 o'clock.
when the convention adjourned without
reaching any nomination. The committee
on resolutions agreed 10 she following:
We. the representatives OF the peoples
party of tho state of Ksnsas, do hereby
reaffirm cur allegiance to the principles
enuncietod In the Omaha platfo m, aud
point TO tho record OF our Fepressp tives
In congress 90 evidence OF their loyalty
10 that platform. We meet st this time
under conditions which see every proph-
ecy then made fulfilled md svsry
indic ment which waa made therein
fgainst the republican and democratic pa
ties roven. Our svmpathes 90 out TO the
unsm mployed, homeless aud landless people
OF ths country, who have been brought 20
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noorLssper Had the smallpox,

CuIoAoo. June l2.-ThsodoFo Nsvlns, one
Of The dooTksspors OF the board Of trade.
was taken OF in ,be smallpox Ambulance
TO. day. lie was attending TO his duties
and was unaware that she reddish eruption
on bis nsck and face had any oonnsetion
with tho dreaded disease. lie mus, have
spokon To. ana been In contact with. dozens
Of members before tho true nature OF tho
eruption was discovered. The gallery, a,
the time Nevins' condition became known,
contained Abou, nf.y visitors who ied. IL
10 said Nsvina has been III with tho disease
three weeks, aud all the time on duty.
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RurlAsp. W., Juno le.-Isaao Halks, a
misst 20 years old, charged With having
caused the death Of hla wife BY starvation,
has bson found guilty Al Salem, N. Y. A
recommendation for msroy accompanied
the verdict. nalka. who was worth more
than $4,000. was lei oG with ,nne Of
$1,000
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LINCOLN. Nob, Juno n. The state league
OF nru lioan clubs, wlthou, any prsIini.
mar o.. use thiity delegates 20 Denver.
'rasre wa 40 contest over silver. the cham
plVus vt 60 ooinngs having sven tho hope
essavss " ihVir position. The plAtform
Idobt,u contains no notice OF free coinage.
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wAsuNoros. Jupo i2,-rhs p'osidsn, To-
day sen, the following nominations 70 the
senate! William G. Murphy receiver, aud
John N, Evans. register OF tbs land ottico
a. Misaoula. MontNnN.
The pioaidsnl has appointed Franklin q.
nolbrook postmaster AZ Minneapolis
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un,. IN. s.ms rrln..

FAHoo. N. d., Jsns l2- United States
Marshal DAegst, loft for Bismarck to-day
with sixty deputies. Judge Caldwell ord
orsd . large force sworn In. Word hAa
been fsesivsd that COnegitss have been OBJ.
alfuotiug the track 10 prevent nains ran.
ming BY without stopping. Trains are
being held a. Bismarck,
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s.y the Dance win Proceed.

Special TO The Independent ....
GnKAT Falls. June 1.-THE managers Of
the Cree sun dance with Little Bear. will
90 to Helena tomorrow 10 ask the supreme
court for a restraining order against inter.
ference by Gov. Richards or Sheriff Hamil-
ton. They persist in stating shss the pro-
posod exhibition 10 entirely within tho law
and will proceed.
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nvsry.ae Iayi,ed

To call aud see oempls,s iins Of china
glassware. lsups. silvsrwAra HtO.
Prices 10 suit every parso.
Best goods. lowest prices.
n. J. EDWARDS. = Park Avenua
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DEER Lopos. June 12-Ths public
schools close Friday evening. June 10. The
exercises OF tho graduating class will be
hold In Cottonwood hall, Following ore
the namts Of the Glass; Percy Napton. Jr.,
Arthur Menard. Royal Turuey. Joseph L.
Coleman. James X. Coleman. Cornelis Van
Lundy. Mary stackpole and Jessie Humber.
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Ml,.h.lI Ar.ln ln th. l,lar.

JLcKsosynLL June II. 2.-laforma,ion
comes from rslshsuee that the Supreme
court will review the Injunction which
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Cause Of Dnbois' Deaih.

Special 10 Tho Independsnt.
MrssouLA, June l2-The cause OF Edward
Dabois sudden death at the Rankin house
yesterday 10 etili a mystery. The doctors
who were present last night al the autopsy
ara inclined to disagree. soms are Of the
opinion that death resulted from too much
whisky. Others are firm in the belief that
he died from the effects Of poison. A. the
coronor's inquest IL was proved that he
spsAt the night rrecsding bis death in the
bad lands at ths lower end Of the city. and
that he visited several Of the lowest resorts
In that locality. The authorities think
that the man exhibited considerable sum
of money In one Of the dives and was given
a glass Of dootorei whisky by one OF the
inmates. The stomach Of the dead man
has been sent to Deer Lodge for analysis.
The vsrdio, of the eoronsr's iury was death
from causes unknown. The wife Of de-
ceased arrived here from Superior, Mont,
this evening.
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OIGARS...
MUST Be sold At ONCE.
Prices Lower Than Manufacturers
Quotations.

We offer the following cigars at
prices quoted for
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In lots of 1000 Cigars delivered
free to any part of the State.
Will also sell 500 Cigars. as
sorted brands, at wholesale prices