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DAILY LEADER
,,.or. SOUTH DAKOTA.
D>r.DAY. APRIL 90. 1893.
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Lost, u lady's gold watch. between
Central school building and home.
| Leave at this office or retur To owner,
MIS-, LA JoNrs.
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1t is a great leap from the old
fashioned doses Of blne-mass and nau-
seous physics to the pleasant little pills
known as De Wits Little Early R,sers'
They cure constipation, sick headache
and b~illiousness.
FRANK SMITH.
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ICE.

lam in the business to stay, and Will
try and give you better service IMAM
heretofore. | have spared no pains or
q to get the Best Spring Water Ice
tn be had. Prices are within the reach
OF nil. Call telephone No..
l., \. STEVENS.
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Pharmscy Board In Session.

MINNEAPOLIS, April 20. The state
board Of pharmacy is in session at its
rooms at the state university for the
purpose Of examining candidates. The
number Of applications for certificates
is very large. aud the session will prob.
ably continue three or four days.
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The maiden hung her shapely head
and whispered in my ear, Yours till
death I'll always be. just promise me
Rocky Mountain Tea 81 cents.
FRANK SMITH.
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Bought an Allan Liner.

MONTREAL, April 20.-It is announced
that the Allan line steamship Lucerne
of about 9, 1000 tons has been sold to the
United States.
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THOS. CAREY,
THE GROCER

ing his new Spring Stock of STAPLE AND
FANCY GROCERIES, fresh, new and nice.
His stock comprises everything in the line.
He makes a speciality of the Grocery bust
ness and is able to thoroughly please his Gus
toners, both in quality and price.
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sehIey Has Him Cornered.

Key West. May 2s.-The movements
of the American war vessels are now
shrouded with a slight uncertainty. The
composition of three squadrons has
been changed but the exact compile
ment and names of ships under each
commander is not permitted. for stra-
tegic reasons. 10 be telegrsphed. Con
corning the statement that Cervera's
ships are bottled up at Santiago IL has
been accepted that Schley could main
tain the blockade OF the harbor there
and annihilate the Spanish feet IL IL
is found outside. The Ia that Schley
is now thought ~ be outside Santiago
has given free rein TO sampson. who 10
known to be in a position to proceed
eastward and effect a tuncture of the
powerful squadrons or returning to Ha-
vana resume operations In h a vicin-
ity. Ii IL now accepted as a fact that
SchIey is 10 be permitted TO work out
the problem of Santiago. The block
aiding squadron under Watson Is doing
duty along the western coast OF the
Island.
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Spain Will Retaliate.

Madrid. May 26.-The newspapers
continue urging the cutting OF Ameri-
can cables crossing the Atlantic II the
Cuban cables are severed. A dispatch
to the Heraldo from Havana say Car
denas. near Matanzas. has been
strongly fortified. The dispatch adds
that IL American warships made a
demonstration of Cienfuegos yester-
day. A dispatch from Manila says 100
Spanish soldiers evacuated Corregidor
island, at the entrance of anil bay,
May is. because they were without
ammunition. A rebellion OF grave di-
mensions. the dispatch adds, has
broken out in the province of Panaga-
stun. where the insurgents are pillag-
ing houses and massacreing Spaniards.
Ship captains at Manila. 1t is said,
nave been Informed by the captain
general that all the Caroline islands
have revolted and the natives are en-
gagged In all kinds of vioiences and
depredations. Confirmation has been
obtained here of a dispatch from the
island of Martinique Of the departure
of the Spanish torpedo gunboat Terror
from Fort de France, after repairing
there. The postoffice here has author
ICED the dispatch of letters to Cuba
and the Philippine islands by French
mail boats.
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ROW IN A BEER HALL.

A Constable, . Bartender sud O'Nsn To
gagged IN the sGixup.
Belt, May 3s.-There was a row in
the Stockholm beer hall last night tina
ended In the arrest OF young Pat
O'Neil and the bartender. John Tool.
charged with assault In the third de-
gree. The complaint was filed BY Con-
stable Tom Richardson. who has q very
badly bruised face as a result OF the
fight. As nearly az can be learned Q
crowd was In the beer hall drinking.
and among them young O'Neil. who
became boisterous. Constable Rich
ardson attempted to quiet him and q
cautioned OfNeil to keep quiet. that he
use his cane upon him, b q afterward
O'Neil went outside and securing q
stone, came in and struck him on the
back of the head, knocking him down
and rendering him unconscious and
that he then kicked or struck him re-
peatedly and hat John Tool, the bar
tender, also struck him. All of this IL
denied by O'Neil and Tool who claim
Richardson was beating O'Neil over
the head with his cane. that O'Neil
knocked Richardson down n Tool in
terfered and attempted to separate the
men and was acting simply as peace
maker. Thev claim Richardson did not
attempt to arrest O'Neil. but was chas-
Using him as would q father. ONeil
and Tool were arrested and placed un-
der $500 and 800 bonds to appear be-
fore Judge Fitzgerald on next Tues
day evening. when they will be given
q Jury trial.
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Hong Kong. May 26.-Captain Con-
cha Of the Inflated Spanish cruiser
Don Juan de Austria. destroyed at the
battle of Manila. says that the Spanish
commanders were quite aware that the
fighting would be hopeless. but were
forced to do IL by the state of public
opinion at Manila. He and other OFF,
GERS wished to leave the harbor TO meet
h Americans. but Admiral Montejo
forbade it. The man says that the
Spanish feet was in a disgracefui con
dition. The engines Of the Austria
were broken: she had only two guns
that could be fired: the Marquis del
Duero had only n gun. while the Isla
de Cuba and Isla de Luxon had only
their decks protected. He declared,
however. that had the Americans not
withdrawn by II o'clock h Spanish
intended to steam u n die to the
last man.
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A GOOD STRIKE.


Dsnauic spesan FSnas a Good one On
the MIG BIackfoot.
Belt. May 26.-Dominic Spogan has
just received returns from samples OF
ore taken from claims in which he 10
interested. The claims are located near
the Big Blackfoot river. about so miles
from Great Falls. The assays show Is
per rent copper. lis unc silver and
II per cent lead. The Gardner broth
ers. formerly of Belt. n who are In
terested with Mr.. Spogan, are o at
work on the claims. They have now
q eo-fcot tunnel. and at this distance
have struck q two-foot vein OF ore
from which the samples were taken.
Mr.. Spogan will leave In q few days to
Join the Gardner brothers, and will
probably spend h summer in further
developing the property. The claims
are located in a comparatively new and
undeveloped mineral district. and Mr..
Spogan IL confident they will prove to
be valuable properties. A number OF
Salt Lake capitalists. with whom Mr..
Spogan has been corresponding. have
had q representative looking over the
ground where the claims are located.
and they are 30 well pleased with the
indications hat a syndicate has been
formed and a large number of ada
cent claims filed upon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-27
A NARROW ESCAPE.
Isaac Macki Came Near Drowning In Belt
Creek.

AeodC Nh0CA SWhs NeoH
Creek.
Belt, May 26.-While attempting to
to ford Belt creek yesterday afternoon
at 5 o'clock Isaac Macki. a Finlander.
narrowly escaped drowning. He vas
driving a rather fine looking sorrel ami
ma to a light rig and started across
the stream up the old waste pipe near
the coke ovens. The stream is still very
high and al this place has made a new
channel for itself. The channel proved
to be very deep and the horse lost its
footing. The horse and rig. with Mac
XII in the seat, were carried swiftly
down the stream. The horse attempted
to land two or three times along the
steep bank back of the company store.
1t not being able to do so, Macki tried
to turn 1t to the opposite side where
the a sloped to h waters edge.
In doing so the animal became entan-
gled in the harness ande persons on
the bank realizing that Macki was get
ting in a dangerous position, called to
him to abandon the rig and come to
the shore. He made an attempt to do
so, but was carried some distance
down the stream. A line of men clasp
ing hands succeeded in reaching him
and he was was finally landed on the
bank a badly frightened man. The
horse and wagon were caught just be-
low the foot bridge and the wagon
hauled out. The horse. being quite
dead, was allowed to float on down the
stream.
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THE WORLDS Markets
Daily Record Of Commercial and
Financial Proceedings.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest OF Exchange News-Mining Stocks.
Metal ouotauons-Wooi Prices and
Movemonts-0rain and Pro-
duos-Rsview Of Trade.

New York. May ee.-The movement Of
prices worthy Of particular note In the
stock market was confined TO a few spe-
ciai stocks. a. was also a large part OF
the activity In the trading. The majority
OF the list was somewhat dull n neg
iected. This was In part due to contradic.
tory movement Of q few stocks that
showed pronounced activity. but also to
some skepticism OF the reported presence
Of the Spanish feet in the harbor of SAN
tiago de Cuba and it's consequent bottling
up. The fact OF the matter II that the
market has been expecting for some time
q sensational naval victory md its fall
urs to respond to the more proeaic re
suits OF successful naval strategy r. .
disappointment to the bulls and gives
some encouragement TO the bears. Ihers
were. however, very positive elements OF
strength In the market. which served to
lift prices at one time quite materially
above last nights close. n mainstay OF
the market was Rock Island. which rose
at one time 2h points. The approaching
meeting of the directors to act upon the
dividend and the various rumors as to the
measures for the distribution OF the sur
plus were motives of the buying. Little
proht-taking In this stock had no small
part I'm the final reaction In the market.
Its early rise was supplemented by buy
ing for London account of the Internal
tional stocks and by commission house
buying OF the The local traction
stocks enjoyed their session of strength
as well.
Great Northern preferred rose an addi-
tional four points to III. a new high level.
on the accepted belief that q distribution
of new stock in the retirement of the de-
benture bonds IL imminent.
Realizing In Rock Island and traction
weakened the market and almost wiped
out the earlier gains in the general list.
Net changes are In consequence small.
There was no marked activity In h
bond market. but prices were firmly held.
Total sales. g. ms. 900. y. s. old SIS coupon
advanced u per cent, the SIS V per cent.
and the new as coupon y per cent. on the
bid price.
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IN POLICE COURT.
Jennie Howard Was Given q Chance to
sober Up.

Jennie Howard Was Given q Chance to
sober Up.
Great Falls. May 26.-Jennie How
ard. a of color and also Of the
town. became slightly jagged up last
night and made repeated visits to the
police station. This morning her condi-
ton had not improved at all and she
again visited the Jail. This time she
Insisted that the officers had been call
ing her a thief. and she would not list
en- to Chief Guerin's advice to 60 home
and sober up. As a last resort she was
placed behind the bars and later paid
a fine OF IS and costs.
At a late hour last night Ofhcers
Black and st. Clair arrested Tom Will
son and Bert Morris. Each was very
drunk and there were suspicious cir
cumstances connected with them which
made 1t best to have them under care.
This morning IL was learned that they
were two ranch hands from Fort Ben
ton, who had come. down here with
considerable money. but had spent II
all for whiskey, IN when II vas gone
had pawned their clothes for more.
Each man was fined IS and costs. and
the sentence was suspended to allow
them to get out Of town.
John Grant, who has been running Q
rummy career In this city for some
time. was placed under arrest last
night for the old offense. drunkenness.
and this morning was committed TO
Jail for five days.
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Revolution L. Impending.

London. May 2s.-There are contin-
ued sinister predictions of an impend-
ing revolution in Spain. contained in a
special dispatch from Madrid to-day.
Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria Is
said to have strongly advised the queen
regent to prepare to fly. and her moth
er. who is now in Madrid. is reported
to have given her the same advice.
but. IL Is added. the queen regen is
determined to remain. Continuing. the
dispatch says: THE defeat OF the
Spanish feet. which best informed peo-
pie regard as only a question Of q few
break"
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Chicago. May 2s.-There was Q good deal
of excitement in wheat. but the actual
trading was somewhat limited. The SEN
OF the crowd was unquestionably
bearish. but the proposition of Letter and
the danger of bull imputation held the
selling Impulse I'm check. and as n conse-
Quence trade was light In volume. Letter
took hold Of the buying side at the start.
bidding May up to 81 rs and July to N.l4ls.
This made the shorts in September and
December seem fearful that the prices
for those months might advance In SYM
patty and there was an effort to cover
which sent September up TO SEC. Later the
bly, lessened and with the loss OF this sup
port and the ~unfavorable cables the mar
ket turned weak and the bears began to
show courage and acted on their convic-
lions.
The market near the close'of the session
became very heavy. Letter continued to
hold May and June. but July got so much
too heavy for the lifting power that he
exerted In its favor. or 90 slippery In the
end OF the melting around OF September
ana December prices that II went down
I'm the melee.
Texas was said 70 be offering new wheat
quite freely for early June shipment. The
great overshadowing fact kept In mind by
the traders was the magnificent crop
prospects Of the world. and especially east
of the Rockies In the United States and
Canada; otherwise sentiment was appar-
entity all that the most ardent bull could
have desired. July closed at ti.1o. q de-
cline of skc: September closed at SKA
s6xc. q net loss OF zifc. May ranged be-
tween s1.W and S1.76.
Bull support steadied corn for awhile.
but this was offset by a lack Of shipping
demand and the general disbelief In the
theory that the chances for the next crop
have been as yet jeopsrdixed to any ex-
tent by backward weather. July closed Ia
11sc lower.
Oats were I'm good demand and ruled
higher until the break In corn. July
closed %dhc lower.
Provisions were firm and strong early.
but they finally yielded some with grain.
Pork and ribs are DC lower and lard 2ixc
lower.
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Of the afternoon was consumed by the
hearing Of the cas- Of Porter Bros. We.
the Industrial Printing company,
which was held before Fletcher Mad
dox e referee. Considerable testimony
was heard. but h case was continued
over until -morro
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IT would not be without Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for its weight in
gold" writes d. j. Jones. Of Holland.
Va. my wife va troubled with q
cough for nearly two years. I tried
various patent remedies, besides numer-
Gus prescriptions from physicians. all OF
which did no good. I was at last per-
suaded to try a. bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. which promptly re-
lieved the cough. The secon bottle
effected a complete cure" The 25 and
50cent bottles are for sale by druggists.
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N INSTRUMENT " TORTURE

rs A RUS made on The plan Of the shove,
with Q heavy steel or iroa band, - you veil
know n YOU have ben in the habit of wearing
one Throw IL s~oy. Why will you e~onsinus
Wearing such an ins1- amspt Of torture when We
eaa furnish you . most efficient truss without
any iroa hoops or steel springs about II. and one
which may be worn With eaes end comfers
NIGHT and DAY.
A. for LURES" DIR PIERCE's PATENT
MAGNETI0 ELASTIC TRUSS" has aeon.
Suss the only esnuias and s1ceessfni one ever
invsntsd ssa has bssa sold tor The psss
T~wI6Ty!Two years. II rapsureA n vii pay
Ven 70 invsssiGate 81 once ConsuleAton Tree.
frssss lifted sitAoas extra charge Call or send
2e m stamps kr osr Nev Book On kuptars
IAss esek also ds..sses earo Ssv ApPliaasss for
MAOx1ric ELASTIC Truss co. $40 nashss
81. saa nenetses. or Ne. 2 Sailtvss bsse&
oossae. Wash
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Financial CabIegram.

New York. May @.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The
stock markets hero were good but quiet
to-day. Americans opened dull on Presi-
dent McKinley's call for additional vol
unteers. but soon rallied. being led by New
York Central and Central Pacific. The for
mer was bought by New York operators
and the latter by Amsterdam. Grand
Trunk was strong on good traffic reports
and on q well informed belief that the DIFF
ferences with the Canadian Pacific will
soon be arranged Irrespective of the gen
eral transcontinental rate war.
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The Service Appreciated.

Great Falls. May 26.-The canvass
for subscriptions made to-day under
the supervision Of T. Z. Butler resulted
in . large addition to the Standards
list Of steady readers in Great Falls.
The magnificent telegraph service Of
the Standard IL becoming better appre-
ciated every day in this section Of the
state. and the subscription list IL cor
respondingly increased. The canvass
will be extended so as to give every one
In the city an opportunity to secure
the only newspaper In Montana
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They Are Confident.

Great Falls. May 26.-Capt. Otto
Schoenfeldt this Afternoon received q
telegram from Senator Mantle stating
that he had not yet received the sanc-
ton of the administration for another
regiment of troops. but was hoping to
obtain IL. II such was secured the
Great Falls troop OF cavalry should
not be overlooked. The captain ID now
highly confident Of ultimate success.
and he and his men will be on he anx-
ious seat until word is received order
ing the troop to fail In.
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Chicago. May 2s-Cattle-There was a
fairly good demand for cattle to-day.
Beef steers. s4a5. Western fed steers. t4u
80; Gamers, 81. e0d3. 60; cows and h%eifers.
81. T5G4.60. exporters. S.son4.2o; calves,
81. 10m7 10 per 100 pounds.
Hogs-Hogs were stronger and generally
SC higher. Packers. t4.05d4.a: butchers.
A.05d4.35: mixed. &d4.25. lights. 81. 30
40: pigs. &. 50d3 so.
Sheep-Trade in sheep was active at the
recent advance. Poor TO prime sheep. S3.2S
di.65; clipped lambs. NdS.X: wooded
lambs. 81. Ton6 .05: spring lambs. Sea7.
Receipts-CattIe. io.5oo; hogs. 81. 100:
sheep, 1000.
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ried editoo While he retams the bust
ness end Of the concern And all OF hin
grew. mol with b Aid OF . townsite
company or other outside help. but
through the growth q the camp and the
demand for newo.
the smelter and WIN cave In the morn
ing for Fort Steele.
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Conf Mines Transferrsd.

Great Falls, May 26.-This afternoon
instruments were filed in the ONCE of
the clerk and recorder Of the county,
conveying the land on which the town
and coal mines of Stockett are situat-
ed. through several parties to the Cot
tonwood Coal company.
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Ihs policy q this country regarding foreign
eemplicstions seems likely 10 rvDsin eonservA-
tive The Monroe doetrine. according to the
sustained. but patience and prudence In o0acial
quarters will restrain the exubsrsnee Of public
opinion. The wisest snd ncst prudent course
Hostettsr's Stomach Bitters. which also cures
kidney complaint and dyspepsia.
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Send us $40 in advance for n years
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EveryNSdy says Dc.

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medical discovery Of the age. pleasant and 70
the kidneys. liver and bowels. cleansing the entire
system. dispel eolds, cure headaches, fever. habit
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Sold and guaranteed to cure BY all drussists.
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Our War Premium.

Send US $40 In advance for one years
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American Navy. Cuba and Hawaii
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srAs. o. o.se. Gryy o. TeI'es' 81

PlArx J. CnsNsY nshss oath that he p The
Soins tUsiSess n Is Oity Of Toledo, County ssl
state aferessil, and thsf sad company viii psy
aad svsry ease 81 oaterYh that sssnos os curso
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 bsfose ne ed subscribed in ny
presence. this 9th day Of Dscsmber, A. d 1853
(1 A.w GLEASON.
Sal NOTARY PUBLIC.
UsIr. Cstarrh Care IL taken internally and
.~ta dirertiv On the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Send for tss,imonials. free.
p J. CHENEY Q Toledo, o.
sslA by Druggists Use.
HaII's Family Pills are the best.
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New York. May &-Pix iron warrants.
So. soar. Lake copper. Il. 1oc. Tin. H.sod
i4.s7lsc. spelter. 4.H64- 3oc. Lead. asa
s.7oc. The firm that ixes the selling price
for miners and smelters quotes lead at
3. SOC at the close. Bar silver. 57sc.
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations were az follows: Flour.
quiet. No. 2 spring wheat, H.2; No. 3
spring wheat. 81 .lodi 20: No. 2 red. 81 $50
10: No. 2 corn. 34lsa34ho: No. 2 oats.
27Iac: No. 2 white. 3lc; No. 3 white. 291iQ
soc: No. . rye. &c; No. 2 barley. 3sd5ic.
No. 1 fax seed. n.sl; prime timothy seed.
81. 75d2. SIS: mess pork, per barrel. l.6S0
11.10: lard. per 100 pounds. SS.20d6. Is;
short ribs sides, loose, dry
sailed shoulders. boxed. 5aShc; short
clear sides, boxed, s.. 90a6.& N.