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Anaoonda Real Estate Agncy.FITZPATRICK " ASPLING.

'REAL iSTATE " INSURANCE ACTS.

AAONAC~DA . - MONTANA

PEOPLE'S MARKET.Emal W, knolt a Nutt,

Wholesale and Retail Butchers.THE OT H ER ONLY

Fr eld me e b mU v k mx im l C sl ly. Au OIoo ND

ib~op aj4sn Vtin. *w - ANACOVAA

(orrIOeIY YHu RANK)

MAKEPS A SPECIALTY OFFINS CIGARB

3flM~eO. trM0.IPO AND K37 WmT.

READ'S DRUG STORE,MAIM STREET.

BOYD DROTHBRS'LIVERY STABLE.

Fr.Mdlams Bllsng and Double Rig. alwayson hanud.

GRANITIS - MONTANA

ANDERSON & THOMAS.

Contractors and Builders1•4ata Mill last End o Town.

NrE L at SONr.llesdealers ad Confectioners,

Cigars, hTose, nd Prnuro.A NIOC ST(•,K OF FAN(CY GOJ.•D FOR

THL IOLIDAY TRADE.Warn-e,.. . . *

J. P. DUNCAN, ESQ..

TONSORIAL PARLORS.Shav i U tc. Hai 0.8mm t ! wit, H oots . a.

Ladl. sad i rumalds r ad Shasw-

ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOTS-AT-

THO DOLM*ONICO.e"HAd. MKR1WSrI Prop.

mab. abre.t. Nearat. Aaaoo..a... Moat.

H. 3K. STBPHOIS.PH I•ICIAN AND URCOEON,

ANACONSDA * * MONTANA(ObMs Ito Barre S Jacky block. Uesideakeun

smovud wet at e Montana Hotel.Calls = mptl sot. to. Graduate of 1I

+ McNamara House, +West Co per Street, Butte, Mont.

Recently Reopened!Just eAtted san Refurauabed Thboua t•U

Week or 1hy at le.sonabe Mt.Ftve Ptr4le B•ath Roems

dtre....

pFurniture CompanyCan, CH Up Ae SU a BATHrb. Very Oarmes.. Stemes.. mewu to aevurtaaSthe camfort mad C. eeelmre at our onuess.W. J. McNA ARA, PTHE J. CHAUVINNORTH WEST3RN4

Furniture CompanyCam Vat Up H'tel or Palace om blth Order

The Great Furniture HoseOF M 1NTAWA.

. akOCITY

LIVERY STABLE.CARLETON & McINTYRE.

A ~real trmasIer hbrrret MtaY.ied.SbT, lepra, Pare br,

Stable, Bredway, Philiphrg

THE WINDOM SILVER BILLrintg bt Hses m wU NIb-

PtMe NM Mee•me Whitsk I ssha.iMs Up hp she Pre.-

ot AedmlmnKsoea.

WAZa3orox. Jaes. SI-The followinglathe east of the bdmiatratLia bill pr-p ty Seeetaryr Widosm, eentedyipthU suer measure proposed in his = aslrepart, and while will be amatedaeed L•the hbnm and sentse dering thU week:

A bilU auMbidang the lese at temesaryoe on deposts of bullin.Seetoes L We it eseted *te. That any

ower of eiver buolle prodset of aldaesat the Unied Stase• or at arse melted orreased In the Unled States, may depositthe Imma at may coinage mintor at Ma es olo in theUnited e at the seerstaryof t het w ma delenate and reelvethrefeor trea ury notes erelmafter provided for equal at the date of deposit ofthe net value of such sliver at the market

price. scbh price to be determined by thesecretary of the treasury under the rulesand regulations prescribde based uponthe price current in the leading silvermarkets of the workld; but no deposit eon-silting in wholeor in part of silver u!liknor foreign silver coins imported into thiscountry, or hare resulting from elingmelted, or refined silver coins shall he re-

elived sander the provisions of this act.Sec. 2. That the secretary of the treas-

ury b ll cause to he be te prepared treasurynotem in such amount as mray be requiredfor the purpose of the above section, andin such form and dlenomination as mayprescribe, provided that no notes shall heof a denonmination lesn than one dollar ormere than one thousand dollars. - -

See . That notes isrued undter thisact shall be receivable for customs, taxesand all public debts and when receivedinto the treasury may he re-issued, andsuch notes when held hr any unationalbankin aemoelation shall be counted apat of its lawful reserve.

Sec. 4. That the notes issued under theprovisions of this act shall be redeemedupon demand at the treasury of the UnitedStates, or at an office o' an assistanttreasurer do the United States by the ls-sue of a certifiate of deposit for the sumof notes so depositedl payable at one ofthe mnint of the United States in asnamount of silver bullon equal in value onthe date of the said certiicates to the num-her of dollars stated therein at the mar-ket price of silver, to be determined asprovided in setion 1, or such notes maySredeemed in old col as the option of

of th goveanet, provided that uondenand o the bolder such notes .hall beredersed in silver dollars.

See. 5. That when the market price ofsilvo+ as determined hr the secrretary oftreasury shall exceed (oe dollar for 371.35grain.s of pure silver! it shall he the dutyof the secretary of the trea.'ry to refuseto receive depo~its of slver hullion for thepurposs of this arct.

Sec. i4. That it shall he lawful for thesecretary of the treasury, with the ap.w.oval ofe present of the pr nt o t United

States• to suspenld temporarily the receiptof silver bulllon for treasury notes at anitimee when he is satisfied that throucoenhinations or speculative malultions of the market the prace of silver isarbitrary, nominal or fctitious.

Sec. 7. That silver bullion depositedunder this act, represented by treasurynoees which have been redeemed in goldeoin or in silver dollars may be caoledinto standard silver dollars or any otherdenomination of silver onin not asutlriaedby law for the purpose of re elacing thecoin used in tbhe readhptlon of the notes.

See. . That so much of the act ofFebruary M. 1878. entitled "An act to

athorla a the cnage ot setandard silverdollars and to restome its legal tendercharcmter" as requires the monthly pur-chbase and coinage into siler dollars ofnot less than WAh.O o nor more thanSanne worth of silver ebullion .ls hereby

See. 9. That any lain or shrinkage uaritai fromn coinage which may be executed

under the provi of this act, shall beameounted for and mpaid into the treasuryas evkled h the existing larw.

e. lo. That selver bullion receivedunder the perotsions of this act shall besulbjet to the requirements of the exist-inglaw and regulations of the mint ser-vice, governing the nethod of its receiptand determining the amount of pure sil-ver contained and the amount of thecharges or deductions. it nan to be made.

Sec. 11. That nothing in this act shallbe construed to prevent the purchamme fromtime to time. as may he required of silverbullion. for subskiiaim siver coinage.

Sec. 1U. That a semT suflelent to carryout the provisions of this act is hereby ap-propriated out of any money in the treae-urn not otherwise appropriate I.

Sec. 16. That this act shall take effectD) days from and after its passage.

nearnlg s• the silver i mss't.a.Wsasmsruox, Jan. S0.-Today had

been set apart by the house committee oncoinage. weights and measures to beararguments from members of congresswho have introduced bills providing forthe free eoinage of silver. No one ap.teared to speak, however, and the aon-smittee thereupon flzed Monday next asthe time when it will give an audience toaly persons desiring to be heard upon thesilver question in general.

e. Cose Aoe cuea Mime..RaADso. Jam. S.-Philadelphia and

Leading ololals nay that uales. there is ad•eeied iaprovem.-nt in the eoal trade

ery eallleer owned bl the eenmpany. aswell as those by aIdividual operators.will close down. Over ae.,thlud of allthe colleries have aedsh ut dewa en-S.rely. Thoese omlp . awA men.'bhe qlgel •_s mar thatl dI 00 cnl o e+ in

she servioc, 1.0U00. al taed.d are now ly-tg along he cobmpaW's lies.

W26e Jery '7Dsingwsd.I ornom. dJi. 3 .- Tel jury in the case

of Claude Marka and idsnaey Wolfe Jointpropstor of the Emnime Rered, and Mr.YIr. of the Friamtmedet lim, who wereclarped with blackhail for atteupting coubs•su mowaly for the suppremaesl of rar-ticee c&strectl the OG.M m-lmi company.ove dvJued msand beeu diuebaruud.

As Eates & Comeaia the cheapest allaso beasle evey a remd for male intanosede.

A Wexbhmb autnr 11t y islagnm•s but

WATPn.•, Is.. Jan. b.-A ewmatleuwr wdMlia wih lasseetsde dev*l-pmests~~ eee d las might at* a

amn tawsm 3 msiles north of Watsrle•, ona brameh of dwe Iliis T Centrl. A bright.weoUlodo young b measms -n namedAndrews, resiktsg as St. Paul, Nesb.. e-termel to Nashua after several years' abseme to claln his bride In the peren ofl•b only daubhter of Mr. Williaa Walte.a wealthy •eisen of Nashma. Walt bhasalways objected to proposed unkion ofhis daughter to young Andrew obise be-came the latter was poor. When. thee-for.. the young man arrived in Nashuahe was speedily saingled out htWaite and his two stalwart sons, whodemanded that Andrews give up e girl.li refused and they gave him a trerbae paunding. b They woulod doteseshave kllMed bd bstadesef••ed. Andrews had breath enough leftIa him to promise to leave town andaboard the flrst train going suth. Hstopped at the frst station, returned toNashua in a cumered carriage and sentword tqa friend to his afancee, who loinedbum at his bot.l. A Justice was slummounedanl the marriae was comsummated.They ta•k the eve*ning train south and alarI otn

ee rmlere of admiring frisnde aa-

menlted at the dept to see them safelty.tarted on tlheir Jrtnawy. Tie father wasdutnhbfotnslk.l w en he Iwerd of the wed.-ding. but the verdk.t of t.e brothe•s Is notknown. as tlwy returnedl to their h•ne•nesome distance fran Nashntu. after theirassault on Andrews. lenving wsrd withthie okl gentlenetl to tele"ph.Ie then. Inthe event of Andrew.' •retlrn. TI-nmother'.s ynlpatlmiie are maid to be withtihe daughter.

-MR. HOWELL'S SERMON.

A spLkame Vatis Nrwlpaper Applies It toThat City.

('ommentinll editoraily upon the sermonof Rev. Mr. Howell of Butte, which warsreported int the STAn)AmD of last Tuesdaythe Spokane Falls Heriese says:

"That wan a hold manly nermon thatRev. Howell. of Butte. preached last Sun-day in rebuke of the terrible oenditionsthat have recently resulted in an epidemicof defatkation and ulicikee in that city.

The experience there s* sulielont answerto the plea advanced by wonm in this city.that open, ul,controllrd gambling is alesser evil than the "hkiden cancer." asthey call it. As well nmight onedeclare that a loathusome ul-eer is less offensive whenappearin upon a nan's face than whencon•esled hby is raiment. i * *lManyyoune men have come here pure.' mak•Mr. Howell 'their liwold insol the skirts ofButte. Tihe city in debauching Its ownsons The maelstrom of Tsl is destroyingits •oung melln.

"'Vords like that amr what olghlt to fallfrom every pulpit in this city. How gefmeshing they are in c.nuplrilso withmuch of the dry rot that manynllnisters de*light to foist sonwtlheir long siffmerlng congregations.They are words that carry connvic-tilnt and l onitl thei respect even of tlhehosts agains-t which they are hurled.Tlere ought to he even a wider awakeln-ing in this city. Too mIlany people arestill bliml to their own interests. Thesoniolenekl" of grdld is :illat in the air andthe •nlOner it in dispelled the better it willbe for the solid. mubstan :ial cltisenslwhosesonrs and daughters are to peasess thisfair city when this hungry horde of pettythieves anl gamblers shall have heelscattered like the withered leaves of theforest."

By the MtaIadant l' Nleial Wire.BtLrm. Jan. U.-W. A. Sparkman and

J. A. Brent will leave to-morow for theeast with their satchels full of Keystoneminingl stock. These has been a rLchstrike made in the Keystone and in con*sequence the stock has Jumped froaI 0D to50 cents, where it will remuain. All stockhas been taken off the Montana hoardsand the sales will Ie malnipulated iI theeast.

The Mukldun made a contract with itsfor•man recently to sink anosther 100 feet.Ah~ut 40 of the second 100 has now beensutak amind sis are rewiported very favor-able. All the stockholders are sanguineof a good strike soon.

Mr. Houer, the expert sent by theMontana Mica company to investigatethe company's mica mine in theBeaverhead returned yestertay. He re-ports adversely to the plan for pushingthe mine. The tunnel hIsa been sunk inthe wrong place and there seens•l to he inomoney in the shemne an it st.nds.

Assays were nmade to-ay of tlie strikein the Glengarry on Saturday. Th'le assayshows tw-t.ntlths less thani ;i:O oulees ofsilver and an ounce of gold.

FOREIGN NOTES.

inPOwan. Jan. 0.--i. M. M. Malalar has hornmuch aanged. lhavlug beena ar und. W. h a.arrived at (adez.

ZAYEI NAE. JunI. iEO.-Ktin lasla Is suiffering1mm an anbsaems on thaued B lp lpaw aubs! b. ul

whib aamamd ra~as lpralysa ib. tossp.aBvnuin Jan u -LUsigen lt RluL whbo was a

melmber a tlb Peters eipa.dllaeu. has ar-ivedbers. He. appears oaovlm-edthat I eteri Is dead.

Soar. Jan. 90.-tc'.mmmnatlal'we KataawbIurl. aiwn~miment lUyer. who far 0 years, hba beenee-tetary at a wealthy char~iai4e urganisatUaaa

bha abuscoded. His drfal-atawa amanats to ow

Larra. Jan. us-.l-T pr-d4a agalsat thbaIilrh ultimb aa um tilsdiplay a on the tanlet. inthe pub. squares he-te as. hba Irmeen 1aod byno Iy Irsons. A me-ahUg was. -allaa 3fo to-dayIn amnOfS" square to pr)teat aw.aimaa't the actiost lhe Brhiish goi a.rnma.nnt,ula iit pro ad a ba.a.

da/rim Jan. 2a-T le P..lWuuese neuver..me-t Sn.IUs t." Iluewtr- unwdllln? t mmidiag. ithe dist. between lwtugal an' Knglnnd rem-eeilb th terrmlmy in VasL Al wa. wail submll.to-Lr Matisbury s full deanuds under proestwhile at he. me. Sit will try 40 roUUeamlmtsgmeu psl4..,iah n Anala-m~wpl he in-cfe thue api&SI otw ha Portaaguemre t4sm blque.~napny from "Io,ms*.0 to *t..OYUSl has

SmcnruuA. Ja. Br.-The Infantrr was cposchdto the bsnaks yesuterday in ree-n' labr anyeme.'inm is reameetkus rW, ther *lalw Unable..ro(-aralvy ha gq as. Iee. . (harkvas.

wble he? f yhminer.. are armsing t~hwemselve withaxes and ether Implemgents and asmiunaag hrea-

Lownow. Jan. 1".-A t-rrifr gale ai. nmpanedby thunder and blIghnng previlahed lti-day on tb..Ish ma.Muh dau me was done to ropt eiyahasg th caral (Ieremrl pems. wre- RlliisdbIu'tnIamid a Mumlue~r were drowns1. These Ise Eag iub chbanne aeastinu. sand ship-Was may lerd urvete7. The NaStinal linea (Irene,. Capitain Jy.4rar Ir mew Yorkfur des. pasm-d aI over this mmunng with ab w lt . tarlleartd. Me was nearly sub-

tmerd oUthe Marbasri stol. Her cargo badaPwmrieasy .ailled.

I inspect it. e. a I wool H.-5.r. .364 C(osndi's.

8TILL IN HOT WAFER

-esuim ugems me a werem ew.-pape A lame the tp lliieid lNptsa.

mde.-The Smandat Ussens ai n-bledhti by the. Astehortles.

WAsu ex. Ja. Jan. .-- Though W.Reed Lewil. late of the nIt'sed States ,..n-uiatse at Tangier, Maocco. has been r• -anoved h lte ole upon the demand of

the se•tt, his trosablee do not appear tobe e igNup ever. The Moorish auathrities

= now eag~ed I an eft, to have anoaellen l y said. nto. the death ofLewbis' wib whirch oerserd under pecu-Blar eka'ruttsam•ces. As announcead in aoae rgws, hfwm Lastdon., Coasul Ben PFo-

mo has bhq e gageg In taking privatedepoeitione In thin ease. A bundle ofTangier newapapers of recent date havejust mena received at the state depart-neant. Tin* Morocco Tin... has this

to say with regard to the death of Mrs.Lewis:

fA sort "I private inquiry Is Iesilg lehleat Mr. Reed l•wis' house mooaceralllg Istrsudden death of his wii hn Allaiust Iast.We are tol tluha one witness who was ex-anilaned maLsaterally alterdl the stalesnwasntshe bad previ.nualy nuade to niany per-snas. alout tlsi. nail c.rcarnsatasaei.i attaIl(-

allg that nayst.•rina event. Nothisag bha aIpnblic inavetaglatios,. where the witsanesmIwill be esmn islm.l on uoath, in osea court.will satisfy tleat uialdic of Moroco aiId rc-suove the pamliiful ilsnrssieLsa wlhich existsils the pualik asisd i reIlgardlag the affailr."

The Mduras.co ihaer aluk cmontaia roan-plete detail of the mUatter Isn courrueelqme,.of which l ewi' mnall was lemaruil•d.d. Itapplears Irwi. lhad sent an order to thecUlptou olleials at Tagllier to iaNte a cer-tain case of gools. The constents of thecase was dkcla r

el to he ihlrosnnpsg -.ry-via., locks ail liits and e"rsews-- .r thepersonal iae of Reed Lewis. I t was aNaru-elst he conll hiarally requiair saish astock of iwarnsalr gae+y ona te eve of hiepecrtae elisartare ironra Mlorveen. This,together with the lfat uhat Mr. Lewis hasinmported as• ta quanities of thilage -'frbhi Down un.e" dursn btas rss.ildese.*it Tan-

ter that be luas bad to have blanksprlinted for his lImPsse aumnsed the suspk-sons of tshe cstom house ofeers,who deterrmninal to have the.Cs1-e c pea.ed in the ptl*ncS e atfmCer•h•ntn o tlin town. It was foundto cosatais n ia tasos assl( si revolverm lintof Amnerwraram~enufactlela. TpMon the re-fuajal of the• tntean' ofUet.rs toa p•rrs thiseare lwis aillegedi to have. assiaih.t anoli•lal. T captain of the* port at onev

-sent for a •lsennt of 1) moldiers alISlrep•rtled trubemuem e to MohamnxmilTerr.es. nql f fore•ns againls. Whisenthe adoiisNmved.t it midl the funndLewis to ftore the irkks of theware hmasr., whea.rualsi they rlara•d Ilsposhin. aed lt uet rl.aterl. wragnlqisug hissnelfin a larg.ei Americra. fiag as as, **ft.lt-ualpr.e*ctionit fa•na, tie assault. MlsinsterTorre at ceuae c(aldatl S %rn tarr t lniaks.that usnkia Lewis was rlunaveaI IM snoaklint asawa*r fur Isis p.ruensal safety.

Tins, T•nes alaso c" .ltaiussn ass aorussllt of"a alppeal to lMrs. . Harrtmn,." by thn.wrniesn of M.woer o. nWrising certai•ll .sI-rase l alhlsgd to lave. be•nI ct,lsittenI IbC(oesul Lwlis p ur I a Itlfaesamlean Jerwe.r.It Is charged tnLat Lewin, ekwiringl to r)-ta.n Ith wonman ast a witlnes. had hirklrked up In an u,,dergrouul cell, witllinsa lllkieut clothling, astl without founl foreve*ral clays. TIhe woenan's ctilkL was

very Ill at bomne. lut dlespta. Ilhe arapral-of several of her frilesds agnd neighlauruabe was not n smrnitt.il to eave her dunt-

ueon il st atuited Lewins' pdemuasen*.t tuh rano chage whatever bad ,een pe-ferred agalant harr. The "app.al to ran.llarnisos " elaos with these words:

"But tiere Is a great political questionisPuolvctI in the cruelty infllktesd uasmn theplcr Jewesa--on e that ought to her bult tbefore con•g nss without delay. It is tihl:('an Anerk,S• consuls abromd send assy-body, nu or womanu, bowever pumr adtlhelldes. to a duslageos and starve sthelwithout a warrant and withoiut a trial.even without a lharle hessalng broughtagasitst them? If sin. thiea let tine nasueof the alaisarten•nl of state, which oemstrldsithenm he cihsged t tlat .[f tNhe isnqulsit'n;nof Alnteric"a, asd let tihe. etnsuls be eilkaslIstquisitiors. The cry of thiin Io-•"r Jew~lias saue s• p to heaven, usad G ,•d. hlauasell.will Tla heir avesin0er."

Tanllier c"utwouldl int anwar to he a latr-tk'ularly plean•uit ahitli,,g pllauce for .ex-C('n-utl l*wis Juest at this tinme. If hiss ts.-tioras haiv" I*es.n trutlfutlly r-lswrteal. til.Intisunaeuta tiat his snstud is assialauaaeacl i..the most charitable excs•se tlat can l*-made for hilhm.

BUTTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Jack -rAS1re samd rParty at ike Me-ISmeaseot.

By the r tulard's Ip.a* lalI Witr.BLrrT. . Ja. 1D. --The S4TrANDAl repor-

ter wl, went the round of the hootels to-night wao greeted by tIhe various clerkswith the news that all th rommen were or-cupied. and their fa.ce were wreathe ' Insmile'. At the McDernsott guests areoccupying the parlors. There is rsIs-te-red a puglistic party o-anight onthe way to 1an Franrcimo to at-tendl th, enoming fight between JackMeAulif and Jiussry "Carroll. The pnrsyIs stuehl" up of Jack McAsalif. W1Vn. ai-e.den., Jmans M. DI)cey, J. L.. Black. Jasunv.Pierce arnd M. Po-t. lme pirty are lsv-ig a gxod time ma Butte. -sad st LIat ac-count S.. duisla the towha. They willprmbaisly rtpilla in the city a day urw li..At thlwe MDernmltt are rbsIred:J. M. Hag.r of t'ticago. J. G. ML n • atHelen,. . Plere of Bodlder. R. A. Dayof Helena, G. S. Appleton of Helena. L.W. Peck and wife of i•stesn hoe. D.Tiegal dof Gllatin, Fred ;awrer ofHelenu. P. J. Hushasaya of Portland. W.A. Matller of MinneappolAs, . H. Keeferof Helena. R. . Cooriganl of Helena. P.M. Tuiitn of Chblago. A. G. Nicholson ofNew York. H. G. Duncna of * lhcago. M.M. Wheeler of L+t. Paul. E. L . Div-eny e.f St. Paul. William Madd~es.). Peput. Jack MreAslift Jannw M. D5-,*y.J. L. Bla and James !eve all do NewYork. S. .~oouper of san Prancisco, P.J. Kesler of Philadelphia. A. J. Carpenterof l('aic W. D. IJitds of ranite. . L.Hogasn e ek,.•. Mr. ('u•rte of Minuuilaolis. A. H. Browuer of New York. W. S.SNtt of Chlvago. L Middaletown of NewYork. A. F. Emertck of Helena. P. J.tCoklLn of Hkle-na. A. P. Flannmgan ofMiles C'•i. W. H. Beart-huana of Saminomacity. Tor B. Netler of DilUlos.

M.Gsaie In of MateHsts., Geoerg M.dIr4 at 3.60. L C. Umhrcek a

r , 1 T. L.Uar of tA. Luse Mo..C. U. 1 sew amt i.. D. 6B. Vm(etloe ,l te e0. W. YaHeSDece da C. e r~d ..w York.J. BLet htr b o•t J. h. P. MadiSe of('bJe . 1. .Nemans ofu Heeboa. *.H. lers 4 Naortern Paeuia &Mlontaan mlenest,. .M.Kea wad .. t An-acodaa. W. M. Russell of Joe-emass J. R.Sullivan of Gernite.Al the St. Nikholaagurestes an- hunskingr

in the hallways. nd as the Soathern DanTowey, the genial wnp•rietr. hail all theguet the roans,. coouk aeomurnmulate.. Itan anoe arriver to-night they will hegivenm ond hunks in the dining n•msn. Atthe l a'ltdmar and the Holrnn bouwrn. thnthe sme "mate of sWairs exist, both be-ln crowded to their utmost capitt.

A the Nk-hola are C. J. 1nrle of RatteJ. H. Toonary of Halifax. iMl Wetpbaat Anaconda. lia. CUssa of Helena.Hen Bmaby of Slver Star. H. H. Snowof He.*('. P. Heinkle of Milwaukee,Williaen Warren oof Spokane IC. I.Whitmnan of tt. Paul, H. J. M'ee ofDevil's Lake, J. Taley of Hels.a, P. H.UGroad•e (I tk haha rb Hollower ofHelena, H. . Dart of Virgnia (i. W. J.Hartll of Amnaconda (e.o. Te•lerof hiceago. Willianm B)ennan of Grant•-elate. P. A. Seallian tof MiLusla.J. H. Breanmtl of Mi.lla, Ill.. Dr. Mueseig-bradl of Wann Slrintug., Thena. Q. Pen-rm of Granite. I•. F, Pinney. wife* andlchikl of ('Ihasmlim. It. P. IIakett of ('hi-cag. Rhert It . Smitih of He.iena. Jasnwi.Shi*kdu of San Vransewise. Peter (allagortof Melree. A. I.wis of Salt k.e ke.J. M.IBlnnett of He'"lels. M. H. 14•'lh oartf Ihvii'sLake. ('harks. WhIle. f IGra.m: Forks,Josoe-pl Lulge eof ikh.r Icelg,..

At dthe Seuthert are' J.PH. Hu.ghiui ofWialuw.ur PFa•l L. Wisite. (f T.l.ny, JohnsToelilt of St. l'astl . '. W. Aelwater oit An-aaes)llta S. I). ('o)ais cit Le'lg.Arwe.wl. ('.

('aw"y of ('hilirsl.. Hildlc ( r'lariew.en outHe*lena. A. J. TIla.melll u f I"t Ferges Valil.J. W. lu,,can of Wicken,. G. W. Ithals. oefHelena,. Walker Khllinslor of Park River.1N;aemle Jlenison of Greoat a•Is.. H. lt)s-Inore eof Nelalk. r. A. M. 'TaLylor ,uf Anso-eeenla, J. F. Ik.asny oft ltlackfu.t. G. L.Martis, of Ikh.r Ildge.. J. I. Hanl•.l ofHelen.ia. H. L*'yet•. of Payett.. letalahl,.Mrs. Modlke HLammen of Miles City. Sas1su-elNe.whowue uft ElkMrn,. H. Prsank olf gelkn.

. Vasa anud wife ofl Hkelksa, T. C(ava-nallsugh o Helena.

At the Winslusw Hotel are John Hawleyand wife ct Beatte, It. L. Sachs of St. Paul.J. H. BMaeh•*n of l'imeetoe. Johni Jalamseof Mlsotreal. B. Y. () %eil uof Pert IMentoen.John &Bukle*y ef Pert Itntm, . IRyRmsntof Port BeRntel. J. H. Hurtnman of Silverow, (;. G. Quinls ift Nilver Hkow, E. R.

('la rna, msl wife. of Jonlin. Mo.

BONDS AND STOCKS.

tp. uauL DOwNS as Market Val esm tahNew York UmseamLge.

Nr..w Yoax. Jan. E0.-Thoe airtk mar-S•rt t.,-day etwrrn*te tien. aier prInfeeslossll chtaracter ta it it has fur the peattwo week,. wile lkt general apathy ofthe gosseral puhhle was a smarked assaesaul. Ruasn and surmisnes l r eganud tothe inter statI anmawlatlkss withs msne sell-tag of granse.e. toraw ras accouusat massthimoe sa•ae •eafr durisatlg esmt of this

lay. hasLmour1l Pacifcl was star leadilngactive s t

m*"k its th• reg"ular list asdl largep*rssILma.n wse- the fe-ature .. f lar day.The nmarket stleuk•el quiet lIut tr nsl. gImner-ally at ithe o•tI prki.*n. Vilsal uchangen aresals(tl invarilably ils SII1 diameti.,tn ofbhigter fltaure. lake. Erie, & Westerni pnIfertel is up 1%. acIl lMimsuri Pari 1fcI%.

(&Govers ssnwts were llll anId mtLeaty.Petrde unt- The. muarket opc-*smn istuIng

at I(4 .. asldl after suene sligtl flusretuatkiasadlvasweul sharply to 1077C. A slight wee-t'o.. was folkiwuti by a rall .y o which sLhemarket clus,•d irmn at 107%.

Stock Esclassage - 4 fopess•,U IL• .s hlgh.eat 107%; tlweet 1i6. r•n asiag lU •.

a•1us1aiklatel E asajge -- )IpeU lg.lmL.;hlthest. 107%: lowest. 105%. ckm'iesmg 106.

Tutal saesW 974es tu.rn*e..

It'p-.. e- ~hull, heravy; Lake. January.

Leae --Qlskt, steady; knloneltk'. $16.ITime- Firsn,. hrisker; Straitsl, l••U.

ar Jsilver-117%.('luesinsa st~exks:"Itlii1• r ml.it*'m:I'. 1.. 4'1s re, slterad 11001 N. P. P-rfe-rrse. 7:s%

U. . 4 reupnlM ... I" Neartatrr . IN*.t'.. , t. a's rag..... l 44, nrtfra .. 14il'. l t. 4t*'st csagle. IL'. N. V. " l. ' trl .. HIecl.* ut's ........ "It rag.le Implm't M~ t ,A.srrtrau Elwngrlm III tralrgn Nav'wl'u . so)c'al. I'arlAr..... 70'. Trnmmastlrul lI. ;341'Sa'u. tkwulhtrra .W. Iallaei ) mal ...... :w'.',etra rl r1 .. .6 Iais ,Iurlilulstua. l. sk l ark I 1 . . gt6oI., ka ne .. .- 1"t. Paul . ... abI kluvr it. IUi. "• •+exas /GsoL .... Yi %Krl ...... .... Iis l'n(Ma Slu-ln, .. S1KlUls&slaTexaw to. I0 rfrrl llook.-ltherw .o. 144. selttet Mtatra Ex 5'.,.11uIn. i Nash. sanl V argo Rpr suw44uA1.411ra n ..ta. W* Wwterr u l tI-' . IM6*til*le.slrt I'IIllt. 7." "Aes' "sottwr s < 1.. pgesNi~,osterse IW~larIg,' I. s

MonSy on eall an•elr at :e1* .Priue saerrr nttle' palser. 5.. :r.l4terlinlr Exrethlu l•---uid.. firlll; sixty-

dtay titaI, $4.at-: .,8.r*sald. $4.r*0-.alinlinag alsantatenes s•s feal..w,:

Alt .. . .. I to I l.ra t.krJ * .... o sA lp'3a .... 7 tat torn a lh r. . I aIkICIer,1 . .. (IessftertatLare*.l*rL. Irlhr r 2u4 ron A.lrer .... _ ml'.Inetwo-k. t h d "1: U llto 't) k .. .. .........(O+lm.erk.t . -p 1. a1 el. II. E. L M . ......

(C•e•- I . 1.. I , I1. 1 urll Tumn........(Chm.lear.. .. Y U Ii- I rltsmat( e1. I('nwo siwatle .I t•I Me1ra .. .....('a h r..... . .. ,'uua l ........ 1("nisNarad C're . Mt. IMalate(Lre.( al. Vs... 4 no Norith Sk*He1ts1. 1 it

(1or t. IPa•lrr . t•anr4 ..... . 37 "s-seasawm als. : 1e aI.•r ....... " AS argaverr1tty t hat. 1 h r)etesatl .. .

Samusrl.""t . 1 ? 3 P 'ysnouth ....... .2wresent". Trr.. I :os .Varge .

rekst a us . 1 .1In t4awatre-.... I ass!thr(1at. . I al 'urra Nevants 1 'a

(coultd Cowry. I :u Messall opers... .Ralw. \'oreru.. J a (etnu t (an....... i as

Boston: ('lasing:Ath. Tp . og 7's ... M."r. Con. Com... I7

Iurndtu " ... 7 I Ps ... ..ralinad...... a1', lo o.hd..r

l urlW~wo" .... . .. 73 "" 0eo lla4$...... Ws

nvi. ladlom Drawuad.HrKLEWa. Jan. VD.-Newrs ha been re-

ceivegl from Fiatbead lak. that 1 Indianswho tried to rwn the 1e ao ponies. brokethrough. and Ive Indiana were druwnod.

Fur ua. ytag in the ao s' job prdmtia.from a lady's ?e caL. nevi to a ciurue poetar,.at gal the " mmaa -dar" . ..

Onby WL4c tox an aln wool saerlet veator pant. at Bates f Corn-ell'..

Ldmb out for D. . eunneamg Mercantile,Ca,.'s. special Janusary malre.

A. T. P5 n has uat receaved a large.tuck o pints mad window Blame.

HAwovan. N. H a. em.- The He.". Fred.eriak ('s, ,t.eetutm Iortikirt uiuh LUge san

or addtb ma towr UraAear tuumy.died sd Probate

LITTLE DONE AT HELENA

se0s a Isea cm,pk FbIm UWIN- l T w ks -Kemp Tsmgi.eamb Cae 6p .o she an.p .trme eoar-TwU .anemmes Ament

-M ?. Qero1m t ne oenseThe Samps.

HtLE.A.. Jan. 9L.-Nothing startlila hia polithkal way has happened today. Thehuse nstr without a quaorua tIe mairind took a r veos until 4: o'elek. At

that our an adiourmsenst was tae. =lail 10 o'clok to-morrow. Neveral of ereprersntatives were absent but a quorwll prImhly he secured for toorrewesession. It 1. the intentiaon to go shedwith the intrmluetio. and pmeawe of hUisad carry legislation as r forward apossible.

Th.e dumncrass expected to have a ose.jarity in the menase this evenaie, hut waedimappointed through the faIlure of rn-tr i.llNamnar. to be present. He hadbeen t ,kgrapbed t-o hut for someren'am fail.* I to I• in attemdaeee.It ls said he will b. Ihere tosmorw.As •'n.lss.ar Urowll is still in the hospital,rv, VesL .klr'nrat afndl seven rephbeig-iealiw.,l-i toi the. kuerk's roll at 8 o'clOek.TI. flor was fIlkd with repremse•ttwlvv... anid lspettaktr who had*..'*te'l t., mI lfun. There wasmoseI. .alithhilng over nmitakebin tlI.. .l*rk.' Juouresal. After sonar litedelstat. thI. lirnentsant-grovertor oedsred

"eLireanl. howe'ver. thatl the aiiptaioa oS.en'iat.r intmll asL' resollltion of Pridayalil btlh Ia re•*ived lnu wr•tod. whoa it

wast fully mstlspamr t to all arwsnt exoep"Yistwur that heb was mistaken. Sorne evenwemt .me far as to sagger-t that the eIcutee-ammt-gnrvermar is using his defective er-ilg as asa :scuse foar partisama rulings. A.adj.uarmnlt.lat was taken atier a briefmuis laintal raureday at 2 o'clock.

'I'ht, rumps ment at a o'cluok Ihbi eveat.i. T'e only business doeno was to ri.iive two t oenlalstte resports oll rseeI d

hill.c whkht were orderd• to he printed.Bray uask. anme noise over an espisaseeisof his runaway to treat Yalls on t ayafter a call of the rump house had biusornl.rd.

Muasap Willium Tomnpeon's cae etup lefore the supreme court this aIsiinofl. Judg WBlake did. not it onaul

beah s b ws a member of %he .nram-in hoard. Ruamp ThTbumpuis was a"preen. bu r.sj mued by hi. mleeu, B U W od flutheauso~ tryl.Sir'. and 1. A. Balli. AII.'y J. Ha'.h.U ineae Iohaal a

utst.. Auditu wKismm.y. The altr .~eseml bhail ed a nmaver to theThasmgme ass i all pgM~wsa~t ke p.4ftru uircn (m g s aeleri'.m reed the mcrntgo ath ~s ate ern-ramminVloand a well areu he orsupuansa a

of t... rams Mok h..uuee. The siege. rshies goe" .iue a w al l eges what Ski law1 acatS l .w niabr, *tat lna Silver Lwcounty Sen persnua were apportionaed tbe elected meeinhue of USis hours of rep. semi,-eat ahiry. That is t.o the electiou of Sheof aed persoun no ouikoveisy hs t arias,hut as to Tompsna and h lour co'.league. sitting In maid imase. a costo-verry ham erire.. and umde.s ebsy areprima fae. msember. of such huse andentitled to act e ,o yuasrm hasheena prseuea is hos. and She mugaam-isalion thereut is without luglasive valid-117. bThe orgamlgseala o dinuma Wemboos.. Is also set e"at ml eagib. Manys wepW e Smbor Shere court its awiteraoose. (. eiL er oa Shehouuse was .zalmd M a c me.Mel uscebsinma the a/shrmevema

bhg ad 5r purge arwoemthata e lerigham eat be eanded doss aLan early dmhe.

ERIS? TELEGRAMS'4Mw V401. Jam. 7 .- Cba l Edward

Jr.. SW mamy as rche ediushi w Irs ofIIraiI N.u.a. dk Veele.Jmjr" at his bhoz 1rUi o, liasIme.

MAI.ut. r/.. Jam. Il-l. IH. T W -_

his rIU Itatiag Uu m o ampd watla KK aa lkgeeyinasd ai

flaw YTu.a Jam .- The ('bat. fWaas Utly clcrbiae by the treuklemtsuj

utraw sad vMk wj e yS erdmv. D[Kuer in th6.awan was .. r of lab . f (t..1 of'b day.

ilKmc Y . Jan. *S-A (hbem.w q awcal to asNr s ays: Ihwlag Ii aescre weahlr ajadga..w sod Bhort weed. atcawal uON tow 1'range a re gtaherg all their rattle fur he per-ru ..if eiltu Mtt 16cm Latu Kni aasand Nrc4saa

fced. 1 . w tlcmamed that. e rr hCma .at1will he .bpp i las', these sLaes during the mettwo amnid lll.

t'HIi be. . Jam.J25.. Thcobi3d VruloaE3. /seet-dent ". lh Lii sagr 41am eompany. died lU1WbIof i(alucat. Mr. oirwaII was .,mc oE the u~er.most tIa Ito the gas businen. mman was widely

KhA!' Al CITY. Jam. a..-JuboK kiwme,aptek-"'u I'.' e , iuarr led a Kb . beC rr 1I ibt' lattinet Sti-.a. 'arry f,.aunt"dat owr) fue mand asiad b ma out saidr ewedtie tuna se . Kury bd :Crrcy Ia Use hb

d ,r i tte.I &I utisthis ,1 r, .3 waatau . :, s.. Jam 0.- "he teas..mb

w.. MNabues r." aMlled -.. rlp Jrr.rtay IInUdaa tun a Ihaig Levewtd b) the s.u.*r. Josi. binn. The barte a.snayacd mad saaur . The 1db-bhia's huU was tnrusnhd Ia on tIae .arbuael id.just l..rwatrdl of r faunurae- dJuurs, end s12 inmkI. the Lrrumzuw dek iulr Of th deck GewWa r in mi an am utiduluhbtly "La. ThreeIs lic saa set '.l i'atirnnn ,'p e waims'. 1 ius lmh'h4r sleep who lb.- bs I uusuadl tlut oUl wita dakuhty but tust their hle.

114ms.u.. slav ta N...w.Speeta 51. isth amiafd.PsIt.LZP.tfU. Jan, 2l-AS if t 35

cup of misery already 1ull mad vrrerSw-with tb. grippe, is was decided t v teat

tanyr horseu. is tbis vichiaiV have ommass 1ala1 Of all equ ine Messae, aslanders. Dr. l hlrmr. a oehm veM.5W7 MSUr S.n who ha e w b oe et.r shelast week or am mid to dy hshsl uamost carefmI .. amsinabin .1te sebraed race horse. Jeff Davis, theWof Rulers McIhawl, he was pneibi thebore be d sh d seis. i I e .1 amen d .frnir dismeweed wt tIaa osbis, b* she doesar esa sheesLat. ais~o ther ambee thee hemeL ~

tUlted State Veterinarw Suememo ROOMway. whose arrival he experb isa abwdays when all gluadered ham.oits tbis vicinity will be dmessqei. JeD)avis las he horse thats na msatahedof Pit O a sits last summnter, uses ae=teased dim Miller. J( mall. in the sof 6 oed. le a slew weak.yrb h beatein suck ieinse as

wad. trtieS. mad othse . .1 banserte.Thb brew was valued by his strw a