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The morning times., 1896-04-16
Unlisted Securities.
baltimore Markets.

Baltimore, April 15.-Flour duh,
unchanged-receipts 9,12I barrels; ship
ments, 40 barrels; sales, 800 barrels.
Wheat duIl-spOt and May, II asked: July,
20 1-2a7o 3-1-reccipts 52s bushels; stock,
99,72S bushels; sales, $4,000 bushes
southern wheat by sample, 75 asked: DO
on grade, 71a74. Corn c.sy-Spot, 25 i-2a
80 81; month";, 80 1-2a35 IS; Nav,
35 -4a3o SO; June, 80 / bid; JuIy,
SO 1-4a3G 3-S; steamer mixed "a 1 4
a34 3-S-receipts, 66, 592 bushels: shin
ments, 81, 429 bushels; stock. 5S7. 7.4J6
bushels; sales, 1000 bushels-southern
white corn, 80 / Ia 36; do. yellow, 3t;a
36 1-2. Oats quiet and steady-No. .
white western, 26a26 1-2; No 2 mixed
do, "a l Ia 25-receipts, 26. $3.50 bushels.
stock, 269,SG1 bushels. RYE steady
No. z, 40a41 nearby; 42a43 western
stock, &c, 30 bushels. Hay steady-choice
timothy, $500 bid. Grain freights quiet,
rates fairly steady, unchanged. Sugar
strong, unchanged. Butter weak, uCs
changed. Eggs and cheese steady, ar
changed. Whisky unchanged.
The morning times., 1896-04-16

any of these. It is the conlmonest trouble
that human beings suffer from. 1t Is so
common that nine -tenths of all the sickness
in the world is traceable to it. 1t is merely
that simple, common thing-constipation
There is 10 telling what it may lead to, but
il is sure to lead TO something bad. Its i'm
mediate effects are unpleasant IN the ex-
treme It makes people hstless gives
them headaches, makes the digestion poor,
causes dizziness, loss of appetite, loss of
sleep, foul breath and distress after eating.
All this merely because Nature has been
imposed upon, and has been refused the
little help she needed.
This little help is furnished by Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. One pill is
gentle laxative and two mild cathartic.
There are two remarkable things about the
"Pellets' One is that they never grpe;
the other that they cure permanently.
There is no other medicine that does cure
permanently. You can take any other
medicine you like, as long as you like, and
if you stop, your trouble will come back
quickly, and the chances are the trouble
will be worse than il was before. This
isn't true Of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
You take them until you get yourself into
perfect working order, and then you stop.
You don't have to take any more Pellets "
unless after while you do something that
deranges your digestive system again. We
are not guessing about these facts, and we
don't ask you to take our unsupported word
for it. Thousands of people have found
that they are true, and have testified TO
them Let the druggist who says that some
thing else is Just as good sell that some
thing else to somebody else. Don't let him
trifie with your health for the sake of a
little more profit to himself
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
No. 66s Main Street, Buffalo, q Y.
The morning times., 1896-04-16
CARLISLE IN CHICAGO.
VIII Lecture to Labor Men on SOunt
Money.

Chicago, April 15.-John G. Carlisle,
Secretary of the Treasury, arrived in this
city from Washington this morning, on the
Pennsy lvania limited.
As the Secretary stepped from the train
he was greeted by large delegation of
labor men. among whom were James Nc
Gill and Humphrey Knight of the Louis
Vile Central Labor Union, who had come
from that city TO hear Mr.. Carlisle's lecture
After a hearty bandshake all around
Secretary Carlisle entered carriage, and,
accompanied by Henry S. Robbins, presi-
dent Of the Sound Money League, and.
George w Geary, chairman of the com
mittee which has arranged for the lee
ture, and w. X. Carlisle, his son, was
driven to the latter's home.
Secretary Carlisle will addre SIS the
workingmen of Chicago on the money
question at the Auditorium tonight, and
will return to Washington tomorrow,
The morning times., 1896-04-16
HAD PLOTTED TO ESCAPE.
Pound of Red Pepper Found on a Muir
L..t..I in ~ l,LiCaGn ClurI.

derer III Chicago COURT.
Chicago. April 16.-The trial OF Wind
rain ami Malnow for the murder of Cashier
Birch. of the West Chicago Street Railway
Company, which has been in progress i',,
several days i'll Judge Hortou's court, has
attracted attention from the fact that All
aItemi' 10 rescue The prisoners was autici.
pafed by the police.
For several days no one has been admitted
to The court room, except persons having
business there, and the prisoners have
been searched daily for weapons.
Today Iailor Br"thrcau, IN ma king the us
ual search found over a pound OF red pep
per concealed in WindTath's clothing. This
was 10 have been used 10 blind the court
Officers. II is also said that three women
who visited the courtroom were searched
and each found 10 have revolver.
The police claim that these weapons We're
To hc banded to the prisoners at Il given
signal, anh they would then have made "A
break for liberty, fighting their way out
OF the courtroom.
The discovery OF the red pepper spoiled
the plan, and the precautions from this
time forward viii be strIcter than ever.
The morning times., 1896-04-16
BAPTISTS' FOREIGN MISSIONS.
silver Jubilee Convention of Middle
mud y L ny La nd SfaIaS

Silver Jubilee Convention of Middle
and New England States.
Newark, \. j., Aprii 1o.-MIss sarah c.
Durfec, OF providence, Il. L., president of
the Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Middle ana New England
States, confronted go delegates AZ une
opening of the second days session Of the
silver jubilee convention, in PeddIe Memo
rial Church this morning.
The standing OF the mission account was
Sho Wn iuaneAtentied re port tOfJhetreasurer,
Mary f. Clarke, OF Boston. There had
been eXpeuIcd Tor Burmah, So, 4O7.7S; for
A Assam, S4699.62; China, S4,2S 3. %;
Telugu, SCI, 1885; Japan, $12,l45.13;
Europe, $1,000; Africa, So s,067.29; home
expenses, Sl2, l54.02; total, 500 ,0s5.05.
There had been received from State So
cieties Tor mission work: Maine SO, 295 90;
New Hampshire. So ,0S4.0h Vermont, 81. 4.
3s5.6i; Massachusetts, S21 ,SS6,T9; Rhode
Island, So, 1854; Connecticut, So. 2S6.7S;
New York, S23, AT II; New Jersey, So
004.25; pennsylvania, S9.652 81; District
of Columbia, 81 10; Della ware, $207.l3
other States, $67T.90; other sources, ST.
023.25; total receipts, S94, $3.50. Bal
ance last year, S244.13; debt, March 81,
1896, S46Sl go.
The morning times., 1896-04-16
INSTRUCTED TO FURNISH BAIL.
Supreme Court Must Pass Upon q
Florida Educational Law.

New York, April 15.-The officials OF
that they have instructed their attorneys
and boudsmen in Florida TO secure the
release on bail q once OF their te achers who
were arrested in Orange Park last Friday
crime to teach colored and white pupils in
the same school.
The association will test the law before
State and Federal tribunals until final
decision is rendered by the Supreme Court
of the United States.
The morning times., 1896-04-16
BULLDozING FoLLowsFRAUD.
Madrid Authorities Punish CHbrina Ia
for Making CiIarrnS.

MaurIU AuthOrItIes Tunfsh CHDffnhna
for Making Charges.
Madrid, April 15.-In consequence of. If
reGularties IN handling the votes polled
in the recent election. the presidents of the
electoral bureaus in Madrid have been fined
100 pesetas each. The Liberal candidates
elected in Madrid viii probably resign.
The judges have ordered the Marquis of
Cabrinana to furnish bail in the sum OF
1900 pesetas for having accused the mu-
nicipal council of Madrid of corrupt prac-
tices. The marquis has refused TO furnish
the bail required, declaring that the charges
he made are true, and that ne would prefer
to go TO prison rather than furnish bonds.
The morning times., 1896-04-16
THIS MEAT WE'LL COOKED.
Plant OF the Michigan Beef and Pro
NiSinm ComnAmy DesIrMyed.

DcIrOII, MiCh., Aprl I5.-Ihe entire
plant OF The Michigan Beef ana Provision
Company, located al the corner OF Dix and
Waterman avenues, outside the western
city limits, was destroyed by fire early
lhIS morning, causing Il loss of S66 600
on lis contents. Tie property is well
covered by insurance.
The iiTC originated ~ the slaughter house
ana quickly SpICad TO Tie other buildings,
il being Impossible for the city i1re lie
uartmcut TO turn water Oh the flames.
The Michigan Central stockyardS adjoining
were saved with difficulty.
The morning times., 1896-04-16
HOTEL MEN IN CONVENTION.
Annual Meeting of Their Mutual Ben.
fit ASsOciat ion.

Los Angeles, CAL, April 15.-The con-
vention of the Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit
Association of the United States was called
to order at noon yesterday. The report of
the secretary showed balance on hand of
81 ,054.02.
The membership is now II ,22S. an in
year Mr. George w. Lynch, of California
was elected president, and George II. Bow
ker OF Massachusetts,, first vice president.
Walter Barns, of Chicago, was reelected
secretary and treasurer.
Boston was chosen as the city in which to
hold the next convention.
The morning times., 1896-04-16
viii of O. p. Dom Set Aside

The will of the late Oliver P. Dom was set
aside by jury in Judge McComas' court
yesterday. ItwasclanedtbatMr. Dom was
Of unsound mind at the time he made the
will. He left his entire estate to his four
children, oue>of whom filed a caveat to
the will.
The morning times., 1896-04-16
win Filed for Proba.e

The viii OF Rosa II. Ellis. wife OF Lewis
II was dated June 26. 1895, and names
the husband as executor. The house at
No. 113 Eleventh street southeast is left
TO the husband and Clara May Ellis, a
daughter. The jewclry and silverware OF
the IeslalriX are given TO the daughter.
The morning times., 1896-04-16
Srshbed nv His wtfa

aged fprty-five years, was stabbed o death
by his wife. Lizzie. aged forty years, about
O'Clock this morning, at their home, No.
534 Lombard street. The woman is in Gus
tody,
The morning times., 1896-04-16
Cotton.
Washington Stock Exchangs.

Sales-Ohio National Bank, at So. Metro
Columbia Road 20 at 50; 20 at $50; 20 at 5SL3:
20 at 5s; 20 at 571& Washington Gas, at 4SJ5.
L. s. Electric Light, 10 at 1854; Peoples Fire
Graphophone, l70 at ~. After call-Wash.
Ington Loan and Trust, IL at I'D. Metropo l.
TN Eailrnan & at llh3L.
The morning times., 1896-04-16
Trusty Trusses.

You can depend upon those you get from
FISCHER. 62S 7th st. 80 years experience.
The morning times., 1896-04-16
Centuries ago, peo-

"
they called the pes
thence. " Black
Death - was the
most terrible thing
lin the world to them.
They feared it as
people now fear the
ICholera and Yellow
Fever. And yet
there is a more terri.
BILE thing than any
of these. There is
a thing that causes
more misery and
more deaths than
The morning times., 1896-04-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New furn stock MARKET.

Furnished by Frank Wilson brown. broken
The morning times., 1896-04-16
WHEAT. Open. High. Low. Close.

Chicago Grain and Cotton Markets.
The morning times., 1896-04-16

Nat. Safe Deposit and Trust. ...... lis l22
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ON THE TRACK.


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. Aug 2i.-It was a stand-oR
to-day In the betting between the tai
ent and the pool makers. The former
got most glortously dumped on the
opening event. Antrima was the IA
vorite both last night and in the up
town pools and al the track to-day.
The last three heats were more 70 the
liking OF the long green betters. but
their losses on the other two were In
deed very heavy. Just as the horses
were going 10 the post for the final run.
the judges got tip that a job was up.
The jockeys were called up and told
that unless they rode as they should
the most severe penalty would be In
fiicted. The event was a fcur-furlong
handicap. and IL did ones soul good 10
SEQ those four boys run their horses
for all they were worth. as they knew
the glasses were upon them. The race
was run In the quick time Of 40. show
ing that the boys took the hint. The
prompters OF the job got most severely
plnched. The attendance was fully
$500 to-day and those who jourreyed
to the track saw some awful fine
racing, The finishes were both Close
and exciting.
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AT M,KINLEY,s HOME.
he Local sheriff Trying to Give the
bryan Club 10 Black Eve.


Canton. Ohio. Aug. N.-SheriY HI
ram Doll sent the following letter 10
Captain Dick Walker OF Kansas In re-
ply to a letter published by a press as
ISOLATION as having been sent from
Canton and giving reports about the
political situation in McKinley's home
county:
Canton. Ohio. Aug. 2i-Captain Dick
Walker. Topeka, Kansas. Dear Sir;
The silver club OF Canton. about which
you write. Is composed OF populists and
democrats. and the leading democrats
Of the city are not In II. The ex-repub-
lican mentioned as president, Colonel
Holloway. was one of the most enthu-
slastic Mckinley men in the city and
during the great jollihcatlon meeting
here, after the st. Louis convention.
rode at the head OF each procession. es-
corting the various delegations TO Gov
ernor McKinley's house. He was an
aspirant for chief marshal of the Es-
cort club. but failed OF election. I'M
mediately afterwards he turned over
to the opposition. The club. at Its or
ganization, was only claimed to have
a membership OF 200 to $50 upon the
statements OF its officials to the report
ers OF the press associations. When II
IL remembered that Stark county has
a population OF nearly 200 and this
city nearly 10000. the magnitude OF the
club does not appear very great. Com
paratively speaking. a sound-money.
nom partisan railroad club OF this city.
composed largely of democrats as well
as republicans. signed 800 members the
night OF organization. The same night
the Mckinley Marching club was Or
ganized with 1000 members. A poll Of
the precinct that Major Mckinley has
lived In since his return from Column
bus. which has always been a DEM
ocratlc precinct. over $40 voters being
polled. showed Mckinley. 1870; Bryan.
$50. a republican gain over the COM
bined Bryan vote. including populists
and democrats, of "A In n single pre-
cinct
"The precinct In which Major Nc
Kinley lived before he went to Colum-
bus Is two to one for Mckinley. The
opinion prevails here. and the circum-
stances Justify II, that the organization
Of the Bryan Silver club here the week
before Bryan was advertised to pass
through this city. McKinley's home.
was q part and parcel Of a premeditat-
ed programme on the part OF the ma
tional Bryan managers. TO make 1t ap-
pear that there was large detection
at McKinley's home. It being an effort
TO counteract the polls at Lincoln.
Neb.. Mr.. Bryan's home. which have
shown that Mr.. Bryan will lose his
preclnst. ward, city and county by
overwhelming pluralIties. The repub-
lican party OF Canton and stark coun-
ty are enthusiastically for sound mon
ey. as well as protection. The Bryan
Silver club organized with a less men,
bership than Coxey's army showed on
Its march from Massillon, Canton being
It's first stopping place. Carl Brown.
Coxey's lieutenant and son-in-law be-
ing the most conspicuous leader. Yours
truly, Hiram DOLL"
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WENT TO THE RACES
THE STATE FIREMEN ARE
NICELY ENTERTAINED.
/ Number OF Papers Read Election OF
Ofacers and Adjournment To-
Day Helena News.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

special DlSpdtCn 10 tue Ctduudfu.
Helena, Aug. 2l.-The delegates to
the state firemen's convention went to
the races this afternoon, that Icing
one Of the features In the programme
provided for their entertainment. IT,
night they enjoyed a grand bal at :. e
Auditorium. given in ;neir honor by
the local firemen. Fut lis:le business
was transacted at this morn.ly's ses-
sion of the oonvsn.i m. II was decided
to hold a tournament next year
William Kester Of the Great Falls
department read an interesting paper
on the care Of hose. Another paper was
read on the origin of fires from unpro-
tected electric wires. The convention
will conclude tomorrow. Officers will
be elected at the morning session.
Mrs. Sarah A. Fuller commenced suit
in the district court to-day against the
Montana Central for $4,000. alleged to
be due for injuries receievd In an acci-
dent in this city just one week ago.
The accident. she says. was caused by
the negligence of the engineer in the
employ of the company. As she was
driving across the track at Helena av-
enue the engine ran into her. wrecking
her buggy and almost killing her
horse. She was thrown on 10 the pilot
Of the engine. from which she fell TO
one side. II was thought at the time
that she was not seriously hurt. She
claims to have received permanent in
juries.
DR.. T. A. Hughes of Denver was to-
day reelected head physician Of the or
der Of the Woodmen of the World by
the, head executive council and the
board OF head managers, which had a
session here to-day Nearly all the
delgates 10 the head camp. which ad-
journed last night. to meet two years
hence in San Francisco. left to-day for
their homes.
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RAISED THE ASSESSMENT.
Tho State Hoard of Equalization Takes a
Whack at Anaconda.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. Aug. 21.-The state board OF
equalization met to-day and increased
the assessment OF Deer Lodge county
s11i.297. Eight per cent. or S59.si5. was
added to the assessment Of real es-
tate, and 0 per cent. amounting To
s54,452, on the assessed valuation OF
improvements on city and town lots.
Deer Lodge couniy's assessment was
the only one raised where the assess
ment. as returned by the county board
OF equalization, was more than for
1895. Although the county boards as
sessment aggregated more than last
year. the valuation of Improvements
on Anaconda lots was decreased. The
board thought Anaconda property was
more valuable this year than last and
made the raise. Bozeman real estate
was also compllmsnted In the same
way. the board adding 10 per cent. or
$6s.s3i to Gallatin county's assess
ment on city and town lots County
Assessor Barnett ami County Clerk
Sales came over to-day from Bozeman
and protested at the raaiSe. but they
did not succeed in convincing the
board that the raise should not be
made.
The board held an important session
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to-day considering a number OF coun-
ties. No changes were made in the
assessments of Missoula. Rayalll. Gus
ter and Carbon counties, the board
deciding that the returns made by the
county boards OF equalization were en-
tirely equitable. The assessments for
1896 in all four counties showed
large gain over dhpse for 1896. The
board to-day increased choteau ooun-
tvs assessment s20.lsi, 20 per cent. be-
ing added to the valuation OF real es-
tate. Increases were made on personal
property, other than mortgages. stock.
solvent credits, money, as follows:
Msagher. per cent. s35,tl9: jefferson,
IL per cent. s72. 327: Yellowstone. Is
per cent. s6I.46l. The Yellowstone
county assessment on city and town
ots was also Increased 10 per cent. or
81, 1855.
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Polite. and whrels.

Salt Lake. Aug. 2i.-At a meeting of
the Utah division Of the America n
wheelmen tonight a long set OF reso-
lutions were adopted In reply To the
recent article on the gold standard in
the L. A. W. Bulletin. written by Ster-
ling Elliott. president OF the league.
The claim Is broadly made that Mr..
Elliott has departed from the well es-
tablshed rules OF the league. by going
into discussion OF the financial ques-
tion and that he Is using his official
position in the interest OF a political
party.
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The We don Mine Tansis.

Leadville. Col, Aug. sl.-rhe wei
don Mining company to-day filed in
the district court a replication In
which. after reciting the history OF the
transactions OF Breene ct al and the
closing down OF the nsine by the strike.
the company asks the court TO divide
the property. for II bt cannnf he equit-
ably done. TO order a sale OF the m,ine
and division OF the proceeis.
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Cincinnati. Aug H.-Six frIongS-
Coffee Pot won. vivora second. GIL
fortham third: time. l:l6ts. Four and
one-half furiongs-High Society won,
Mrs. Sh hade second. Superba third;
time. 80. Mile and seventy YARDS
Sir Dixie won. Joe Clark second, First
Deal third: time. l:&SA. Mile-Tutiha
won. Fgetfui second. Pritania third;
time. I:+3. Five furlonys-Minnie
Murphy won. Gid Law second. Coos
Liver third: time. 1:0ah.
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Baseball Yesterday,

At New York-s: Chicago, G.
AT Brooklyn-s; Pttts6urg. .: game wal
called on account Of darkness.
AT Boston-lo; Cincinnati. g.
AT Philadeiphla-is; Louisville, 8
AT Balttmore-I; 81. Louis. O.
At washington-2; Cleveland. L
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M. Il. Inraii. for President.

Cincinnati. Aug. 2i.-The Times-Star
announces that there Is a movement TO
press NJ. Z. Ingalls,. president Of the
Big -Four and Chesapeake n Ohio rail-
ways. for the nomination OF the ma
tional democrats for president. The
Times-Star states that the Ohio dele
CATION at indianapolis favor ingalls,.
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a timers ad ought to pan" out
we'll
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-08
Mortgage SAFE

First publication January IL; last March 2s,
1896.
Whereas default has been made In the pay.
ment OF the money secured by mortgage dated
the nineteenth day OF October, In the year one
thousand eight hundred and ninety.fOur, exc
cnted by Joseph lie Beii, OF Atkinson Township
Iron County, Michigan, TO Eugene @ Rourke Of
the same place. which said mortgage was nc.
corded ia the Office Of the Register OF deeds OF
the county OF Iron In I4iber 2, Of mortgages. on
page 2SS ON the nth. day OF December
A. ID. 1894, NJ eleven O'Clock ia the fore
noon.
Aud whereas the amount claimed TO be due
on said mortgage az the date OF this notice Il
the sum OF one hundred aud twenty -nine Bi-1 OF
sum OF ten dollars ns an attorney Zee stipulated
for la said MORTGAGE and which H. the whole
amount claimed TO be unpaid on said mortgage
and no suit or proceeding having been instituted
at law TO recover the debt now remaining se
cured by said mortgage, or any part thereof
whereby the power OF sale contained Ia said
mortgage has become operative.
Now, therefore, notice " hereby given that by
virtue OF the said power OF sale, and In pnrsn
ance OF the statute IN such case made aud
provided, the said mortgage will be forpclosed
by sale OF the premises therein described nj
public auction TO the highest bidder at the front
door ~ the Court House. IN Crystal Falls, Ia
said county OF Iron, on the 7th. day Of April
A. ID. 1890 at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon Ol
said day, which said premises ARE described IN
said mortgage AZ follows. to-wit The east hall
thrty.two f82l, town forty-give north of range
thirtyflv west, with All the appurtances apper.
tanning thereto. Eu0ENE O'RounKR,
Dated january sth., A. d. 1896. Mortgages
HAEDy a ABHOrT.
Attorneys for Mortgage