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Chattanooga .... 00 O002 0201 G I Little Rock..... o 0 0 o 0 0 o 2-2 8 i
 Batteries-Ely and Fischer; Briggs and

Second game: The Arkansas travellers Were shut out in this game by score Of to 0. Hahn's balls were hard to find, while Fifeld of Little Rock was not as effective as usual. Score:
 R H E Chattanooga .. 30023 0 o 0-9 10 1 Little Rock. 0 0 0 o O 0 o co 6 ? Baf.teries-Hahn and Somers; Fifield and Me.
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Fireworks at East Lake July 4th at night.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-03

tons entire line of Gents fine
 Get the latest styles from us. shoe house in the city with a
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-03
National League.

At Brooklyn- R H D Brooklyn ........0 2 ? *-12 13 New York. ......2 2 o 0 0 0 0-11 Il
 Batteries-Kennedy, Daub and Grim; German Clark and Wilson.
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At Philadelphia R H E Philadelphia 70 0 3 ? 3-12 IF 4 Boston ...0 0 0 3 o 8 1 ? 2-11 15 2
 Batteries-Taylor, Grady and Clements Dolan, Sexton and Ryan.
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The U. s. GoV'f Reports show Royal Baking Powder superior 10 aH others.
LYNCHED AFTER ALL.
Marshall Price, Who Was to Have Beer
 Hanged on Friday.

Marshall Price, Who Was to Have Been
 Hanged on Friday.
 Denton, Md, July. 2.--Marshall E. Price who was recently convicted of the murder of Sallie E. Dean, the 1i-year-old schoolgirl, in February. and sentenced to be hanged on Friday, was taken from the jail here at II o'clock tonight and hanged to a tree in the jail yard.
 Price begged piteously of the jail off, cers that they protect him when the crowd of strange men battered down the Goors of the prison, but the jailer. seeing that they were outnumbered by fifty 10 one, could do nothing. and offered little resistance.
 The respite granted to Price today pending the action of the court of ap- peals, which will not meet until Octo- Der, so enraged the citizens of Carolina county that the action of the mob to- night is hardly a surprise. All day groups of men stood around discussing the murder and Prices efforts to inn plicate School Teacher Cochran in the crime.
 It is not known whether any of the lynchers were recognized. but no at tempt was made to conceal their identity.
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At Baltimore R H E Baltimore .........3 *-15 19 ' Washington 70 0 0 06 l 01- F 4
 Batteries-Clarkson and Robinson; An sen, Mullarkey, Stockdale and Mcclure.
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At Chicago R H E Chicago ........2 0 o 0 O. 12 3 St. Louis. | 0 4 0 0 0 o 0 -15 IT 8
 Batteries-Stratton Hutchison and Mo- ran; Ehret, Kissinger and Peitz.
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At Louisville- R H E Louisville ......0 0 0 0 2 O. D 10 3 Cincinnati ...0 o o 0 9 0 2 O. 6 6 Batteries-Cunningha Warner and Spies; Dwyer Vaughn and Murphy.
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At Cleveland R H 10 Cleveland .......1 O 0 0 0-1 6 PittSburg .......2 l 0 l 1-12 15 5
 Batteries-Wallace, Knell, O'Connor and Zimmer; Hawley and Sugden.
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lawlessness which destroys institutions of
learning"
Mr. Slckles, under whose direction the
repairs to the Washington and Lee uni
versity, were made while he was in COM
mand OF the department of the Caro.inas
after the war, took issue with Reed.
ne war was war;" said he, ats
crueitles are numerous. But when the
war Is over we may rightfully go back to
the proclamation of Lincoln. which
breathed the broadest Christian sympathy
and humanitarianism and fulfilled the
implied promise that institutions of learn
ing and religion should be held sacred"
round of applause greeted General
Sickles' appeal Tho bill was passed
without division. The general deficiency
Dill was sent to conference. Messrs.
brecklnridge, Savers and Cannon were
appointed conferees on the part of the
house.
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GRANTS MONUMENT
At Last New York Has the Needed
Money In Sight

At Last New York Has tho Needed
Money In ght
NEW YORK, March AT the annual
meeting of the Grant Monument associa-
uon tins afternoon the following officers
were reelected for the ensuing year: Hor-
ace Porter, president; Frederick ID. Tan
pan, treasurer, and James c. Reed. secrc-
tary. The presidents report shows the
!oHowing: The amount of money
III the treasury when the pres
ent management took charge of
affairs three years ago was slO7. 53s. n !.
the amount raised since by voluntary con-
tributions. is S4)4 ASSETS; interest received
on sums withdrawn from the trust com.
pany S9.97709. Total, S522, 35i.1s. Total
since March, 1892. Sl9l.-
ooo.33. Balance on hand, exclusive of ac-
crued interest, $3.50, ASP So. The fund will
De sufficient to complete the monument.
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BENZ Is IN DEMAND
a humb3r Of Counties Are After Him
at Present.
NOT BECAUSE HE'S POPULAR
6ut There is a Belief Abroad That
he Has Been a HighfIyer In
the World of Fraud-In a
Hard Row of Stumps.

GREAT FALLS, March Twill lam Bonn.
alias Charles Miller, alias Benz. who has
oeen In the county Jail for the past g.
days, doing time for getting money under
4aiSe pretenses, cannot help believing
mat the way of the transgressor is hard.
NO sooner does he complete his sem
fence Tor defrauding several Great Falls
people by representing himself TO be one
Oh the hrm of William Benz q Sons
wholesale liquor merchants of ST. Paul.
thah the law takes him in hand again and
hurries him off TO Beaverhead county.
where the charge of grand larceny con-
fronts him. His time il, the county iaII
expired to-day, but fate seems to have de.
creed that he should not enioy his frea-
dom right away, for Sheriff Hamilton of
beaverhead county had warrant for his
arrest on the charge named, and promptly
escorted Benz to the depot, and both are
now on their way to Dillon.
LIE Choteau county authorities would
nave taken him when his time expired
mere oherln Hamilton had not got his
work IN hrst. Benz did some of his
smooth work at Chinook last Novem Der.
where he represented himself to be a bio
STOCK owner, and on the strength of this
claim he made numerous loans and
swindled farmer out of a lot of bav
which he claimed he was going to feed 10
some alleged blooded cattle whenever the
latter arrived from the East.
Havre was another place where he found
some victims. He appears to b e a muchlv
wanted man. If all the counties that are
after his scalp get whack at him in rota-
ton he stands good show of spending
the next five years in several county tails
unless this Beaverhead charge of grand |
larceny sticks, in which event a term in |
the penitentiary will probably be his fate. |
1t is charged that he committed the crime
m question at Lima, where he is alleged
10 have swindled a man out of a gold
watch worth $50.
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They Have agreed.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The conferees
on the agricultural appropriation bill have
reached an agreement. The conferees re.
coded from the principal amendment
made by the senate, that providing for
the inspection of live cattle. the meat of
which is to be exported and the senate
from the amendment appropriating S4O.-
w Tor the determination of the gypsy
moth. The appropriation of Sl5.ODJ to
enable the secretary of agriculture to con.
tinue his irrigation experiments was left
as liked by the house and not reduced TO
Se.OJO as proposed by the senate. The
senate provision increasing the total an
preparation Tor the weather bureau from
$3.50 900 TO Sss5 90 is retained.
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GREAT FALLS GOSSIP.

GREAT FALLS, March 2-The semi
annual election of officers of the Belt
Greek Miners union was held at Miners
hall in Belt a few evenings ago. The
following were elected: President. Peter
Breen; l. V. John, vice president; Robert
Orr, recording secretary; Robert Hendry.
financial secretary Liant Sproule, treas
nreri George Doran, conductor; Adam
Unison, warden; executive committee.
kobert Mungull, Samuel Smith, Adam
gibson, Seller Gebo; delegates to Trades
ana Labor council, Robert Orr, Robert
Mungu!l, Ed j. Barry, Robert Hendry.
The ball given by Coal Valley lodge No.
"a, l. O. o. F., at Belt was a flatterinp
success IN every particular. There was a
good attendance and everybody had a tin
top time. II. E. Benner was master of
ceremonies and was ably assisted bv the
enterprising members of the order. each
OF whom made it point to see to il that
out OF town visitors, and there were a
number, we're shown every courtesy possi-
Die. The grand march began at o'clock
p. m, led by Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Coleman
of Belt, and Joe Herring of this CITY as
,prompter. The music was furnished bv
an orchestra composed of V. Hull, violion:
James Queen, clarionet; Charles KrobeI.
cornet; 5. j. Marsh, pianist. About
midnight dancing was stopped for half
an hour while the guests discussed the |
good things the ladies of Belt had pre- |
pared for the wants of the inner man.
The First National bank of this CITY has
made arrangements to open a branch
bank at Belt. 1t will be located in a
building TO be built between the Relt
Mercantile company's store and the sbon
of the Anaconda Meat company. Work
Will commence on the building in a fau,
days.
The tradition about the month of March
coming in with the rush of a lion was
largely borne out in these parts TODAY.
The bright, sunshIny weather of the mast
week terminated shortly after noon and
gave away to about as hard a snowstorm
rs has been seen in these parts ia several
winters. For about three hours.pedes-
rianism was almost an impossibilitv.
'ne could hardly see dozen feet. Luck ,
ly it was not very cold, otherwise there
would have been loss of life. The storm ,
moderated at dark. The weather man :
avs II will be cold and clear here to- :
morrow. ,
Eilery c. Cook, against whom Eot,a r
nicholson filed charges of bastardv. has
cen liberated after spending week in
he county Jail, during which time the Of
GERS have been looking high and low for O
ne complaining witness. She has never r
cen seen by the authorities since the c
Inc she left Judge Races office. after n
gnlng the complaint against the man Il
HON she claims wronged her. The sun "
osltlon IS that the friends of the Defend fl
Mt spirited her away. All efforts to find O.
rr proved futile. N
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In the Financial SOM

KANSAS CITY. March 2.-Ths JsccarI
Je~elry company, a branch Of the -.
Louis house Of thar name. late tins even.
ing. made deed OF trust on the stocL :,
secure their creditors. The preferred
creditors hold claims ,,.;.,-t
the company aEgre-ating $500.
Tie assets arc placed ar $4,000. but
on forced sale would De worth bur hale
that amount. AMI perhaps less. Tho firm
never recovered from $500 loss sgs-
tanned by FIRE two years ago.
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DYING.
This Congress Has but Few Hours
More to Live.

This Congress Has But a Few Hour.
More to Live.
WASHINGTON. March 2.-The house en-.
tered upon the last legislative day of the
Fifty-third Congress with the prospect of
a 4S-hour session ahead. About 25 senate
bills and a resolution were laid before the
house and most of them had been acted
upon. The pension bills favorably acted
on at last nights session were passed at
the rate of one every half minute.
Requests for unanimous consent rained
in, but met with objections in almost
every instance. Finally Tucker, democrat
OF virginia. was recognized 10 pass a bill
under suspension of the rules. appropri-
ating 81 90 for the Washington and Lee
university, 10 reimburse il for injuries
sustained during the war.
Reed protested against considering the
bill on sentimental grounds instead of on
tho grounds Of reason and wisdom.
WHO ever provoked the war" said he.
must take the consequences Of even the
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HIS SMILE FLED
Harry Hay ward for Moment Los, His
Temper

Harry Hay ward for Moment Lost III.
Temper.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 2.-Georce w.
Jenks, a brewer, testified to-day in the
Hayward trial that he took a car for the
city at the junction on Hominy hill shortly
after 10 O'Clock on the night of the muir
aer. As the car reached Loring Park n
block east of Kenwood boulevard. he saw
man running into The avenue. The
conductor stopped the car, whereupon the
man who was running stopped, and it be-
came evident that he was not after the
car.
Are you able TO identity the man >"
asked Hall.
Il believe l am" was the reply.
WHO was he?"
Harry Hayward"
You're a liarw exclaimed Harry. as
the blood mounted to his Temples. He
was quick to see the tremendous import-
ahce to HIM of this evidence, which fitted
IN exactly with the evidence of Liveryman
wilson that he had seen Harry driving
our the henwood boulevard with Miss
Ting shortly after 10 p. m. This evidence
further directly contradicted Harry's as
,ertion that he was in the dining room till
80 o'clock
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III WILL Be A BIG ONE
The Parrots New SmalteF at Point Of
Rocks.
WORK TO BEGIN ON VT SOON
When Completed the New Works
VIII Be Among the Largest
Institutions Of the Kind
in the World.

BUTTE, March 2.-The opening up OF
spring viii see work on the Parrot COM
pany's new smelter at Point of Rocks in
Madlson county progressing al a rapid
| rate. he bids for the construction of a
canal from the Jefferson river to the site
/ OF the new smelter closed last night. but
the contract will not he awarded until
| General Manager Gaylord returns from
t'orida where he was called by the seri-
GUS illness of his son. The boy is now re-
covering nicely and Mr.. GAYLORD is ex-
pected back next Thursday or Friday.
ne contract Tor building the ditch will
then be awarded and work will be COM
mehced as soon as the condition of the
ground VIII permit. Grading will be COM
menced at the same time and work will
be started on the foundation at the earli-
est possible moment. About 500 or 600
men Will be put to work on the ditch and
oOO or 600 more will be employed on the
grading and in other preliminary work as
soon as work is fairly started. BY the
ilrst OF May the work will be we'll under
way and the dirt will be flying in all direc-
tions.
lhe Parrot company has been in cor
responuence for some time with
several large firms relative to
me construction of the necessary
DhgS anu tne smelling plant, and
tnese contracts will be let soon after Mr.
Gaylord's return. The buildings will all |
DC OF iron and entirely fireproof and their |
erection VIII be commenced as soon as |
the grading is finished.
Not moment will be lost from tho dav
that work Is commenced until the plant |
Is completed, and as many men will be
employed as can work without falling
over each other. 1t is the desire of the
farrot company to have their new smelter
IN operation at the earliest possible date.
ana Assistant General Manager Grant
stated To STANDARD reporter to-day that
IL money can accomplish il they will be
smelling ore at Point of Rocks before
snow flies.
The plant will be the largest in Mon
tana, next TO the works at Anaconda. and
II VIII consequently be one of the largest
IN the world. Ii will have n capacity of
over 900 tons a day, and lead furnaces
VIII also he put in, whc will be q great
10 many miners.
The Northern Pacific has secured the |
'ight OF way for a line from Whitehall to
he new smelter site, distance of about |
I've miles, and the road will be built as
'oon as the Parrot company gives the |
word. The road can be built very quickly
with large force and work on il will |
PROBABLY not be commenced until well |
iiong IN the spring. 1t ls also practically |
ertaln that the Union Pacific will build a |
,ranch line into Gaylord, as the town at
ne new smelter will be named, Thev | ,
ave an old projected line graded from
Jlllon to Twin Bridges, n distance of |
bout 30 miles, and il is only IL miles |
rom Twin Bridges TO the new smelter site |
ver an easy grade.
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IDAHC'5 CONDITION.

She Has Needed Legislation Worse Than
She Has Need. "A senator
Boise, Idaho, March 2.-The senatorial
ballot to-day resulted: Shoup, 10; Sweet.
IS; Clagett, ii.
The legislation that stands in the way
OF the election of a senator is now well in
hand. The apportionment bill has passed
both houses and the agricultural college
bill passed the committee OF the whole in
the senate. 1t has not been thought for
several days senator would be elected
until Doth these measures are disposed Of.
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The GUTTA PERcHA AND RUBBER MIRO.
Co. OF NEW YORK
PORTLAND OFFICE 81 & % FRONT STREET
PORTLAND, ORE, Feb. II, 1895.
Anacondd Standard, anaconda, Mont.
GENTLEMEN: We received the SET Of
Shakespeare's works this morning. and
they are certainly very handsome books.
much finer than We expected.
We thank you very much for the saue
and beg TO remain yours truly.
HE GCTrA PERCHA AND RUBBER MIRO. Co.
&. n II
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NEW YoRK. March To-day three
moro corpses were removed from tho
ruins of the Orchard street buildings.
making the casualties five killed and
eight seriously wounded. The bodies re-
covered today are those OF John Marie,
Joseph Cresceutx ami Joseph Mari. ali
employed upon tho hnildinr.
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WeinSteiin' s
HELENA, Sixth Ave. & Main.
MEN YORK, los Sixth Ave.

ION delay your seed orders We have In.
cIet> II our bus ness In thi, linz every wear
rms season We iltend 10 double las wears
business '~'''
:. An sorts OF garden seeds and flower seals
NdiIahtei TINS years sesd, delivered free az
any io,totilce IA M0ntana "
t'n.,e- Pr cnaSs................2 ilc
i over and Garden Seeds in bulk, Northern
crown. Guaranteed
tanty VI Ne4 sweet Peas, per ounce. 800. A.
ta'odss seed, pr ounre................ 20
b,5,5 e. - .-...... ......... Ice
80 -. w 't.uJ per on lcc.-...-..-...... sc
Bee, seed K d per Io................., s-r
carrot ED. per 10 ........ go -
cucumber -eed. per ID - '''' ~.
Lettuce seed. per lb........... 90 90 -
haa seed. per 10 ............. ~
~n.uAs o seed. per Ib............ -.
Ilash Sc I'd. per b ............. -
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But 1t Didn't Blow H,rUn

SEATTLE, Wash, March .. - The
schooner Mary Dodge. Captain Berman-
81 days out from San Francisco. lo,dai
with 100 tons of dynamite, was to.o,I
into port tonight by the tug Magic 7,
was feared she had been blown up bv the
dynamite. On Feb. l.. while enteri,,,
the straits, she encountered a northeast
wind which carried her Isl miles out ~
sea. One week later as she wa. enterin,
the straits another wind carried her on,
co miles. 0''
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An Offsns We Alliance.
From stulversblad.

TOM oIuINtTsDIau.
Kitchen Maid lat the crockery shop)-
What! only one form tip? During the
past year l have broken three SCUM tn
reens, p cups, 50 saucers. five meat dishes
and So plates.
shopman-Well, then. here's another
ilorin, but don't forget me. you know.
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rlottine AEain.tths Mhi,n.

W AsHINGroN. March 2.-The legislative
committee OF the Republican National
league met at the Arlington hotel for
three days session. The principal BUSH
ness to come before the committee will be
that relating TO the eighth annual meet
ing OF the league clubs which Will be held
at Cleveland, Ohio, beginning June 10
next and lasting three days. II expected
me league CLUBS Cleveland meeting will
be the largest IN the history of the Is.or.
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OMAHA, March 2.-The protracted warm
weather has caused tho ice in tho river TO
melt. The Union Pacific bridge gang ia
blasting ice jams. Three spans of the
Burlington bridge at Columbus have been
$ wept away. The Platte bridges of the
Rock Island, Missouri Pacific & Burling-
ton are threatened.
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ABOUT TIE WORLD.

CHICAGO. March 2-The Globe NIoldIng
works. at Henry and Brown streets, burned to.
day. Loss, $1,000.
SAN RENO. Italy. March 2.-Grand Duke
Al'xs Michae!ovitz is dead. He was a second
cousin OF the ear.
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THE AGONY Is ENDED
Last Night Saw the Close of tho National
Council of Women

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The triennial
session of the National Council of Women
was brought to a close this evening. After
tue newly elected officers had been intro
duced, Mary Lowe Dickinson of New York
the incoming president, delivered an adj
dress, followed by the farewell address of
May Wright Sewell, the retiring president
who reviewed the progress and principles
of the council. An address by the Countess
OF Aberdeen, president of the Interna.
tional Council of Women, closed the
meeting.
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SARGENT. KY, March News has lust
reached here that the Misses Hettie and
Mamie Logan and Linda Fields, while
skating on pond in Buchanan county.
Virginia. broke through the ice in IA feet
OF water and sank before aid could reach
them. Their bodies were recovered.
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From the Chicago Record
First Polticlan-You look done nm
CHIMNEY. Is Is worryin' yuh to mako nj /
those reform speeches to the people of
your ward?
Second Politician-It isn't the reform
speeches, Tim. It's the work of gettin'
the boys to understand how | don't mean
'em.
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4 Reason Found
the indianapolis Journal.

From the indianapolis Journal.
why is It, asked the girl who tries TO
be funny, "why IS 1t that they always say
tnat young man pines for woman .
Why couldn't they say he oaks for her. for
Instance?'
because" growled Mr.. Oldbatch. "bc-
cause pine IS about the softest wood there
Is"
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WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, March ATTACH
ments against all the property of the late
Jay Gould have boon filed here by the
soldiers OF the orphans home of St. Louis
on behalf of the bondholders of the Kan
sas Pacific railroad. The amount
claimed is Sll 100000.
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NeNx Shnrf Linn

To the Black Hills, Omaha. Lincoln. 81
Joseph, Kansas City and all Southeastern
points. via the Northern Pacific TO Bill
lngs, Mont, thence via the new Burlinp-
ton route, a solid vestibuled train OF
sleeping free reclining chair cars and dav
coaches Billings to Omaha daily. From
Butte, shortest line to Omaha by 225 miles.
shortest line to Kansas CITY by 3I5 miies
For rates, tickets, maps and general in.
formation call upon w. NJ. Tuohy. gen.
eral agent Northern Pacific railroad, q
East Broadway, Butte.
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NEW YORK. March 2-The Jury in the
case OF eN-tapisin Doher,y. accused Of
accepting protection money from the
keeper OF a disorderly house, has reported
disagreement.
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From the Washington star.
Its the horse Oi don't bet on that
always wins az the races" said Mr. D3lau.
An somehow OF never can remember 10
put me money on him an le, the others
alone.n
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LoNDoN, March PROF John Stewart
Blackie, the well known author and Greek
aud Latin scholar is dead, aged Sc.
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IsInaiI Is Dead

CAIRO, March 2.-Ismail Pasha died at
Constantinople to-day.
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TO-DAY'S WEATHER.

For Montana: Local SHOWS
followed by clear weather.
north winds, colder in south
east portion.