Thetemperature In Helena yesterday, as^shown by It. ^. lisle A Co.'s Yale College^observatory thermometer, was as follows:
a.m., 1 below, noon, 5 above; 1 p. m^5 below; 10 p. m , ft below.
Dispatchesto the Indkpkndknt last^evening show the following conditions st^the points nsmed st n o'clock:
MandanCloudy, calm, K below.
(HendlveCloudy, 1 below.
MilesCity^Clear, calm, 7 below.
BigTimber^Cloudy, 2 below.
BillingsCloudy, calm, 1 below.
lio/einnii Cloudy, calm 5 below.
LivingstonClear, 5 above.
Missoula C.oudy, 20 above.
Philipshurg' ioud^, light west wind^40 shove.
toaconda Strong west wind, 20 above^Butte^Clear and calm, 8H above.^Deer Lodge^Cloudy, north wind, 34^above.
Marsvllle^Snowlng.calm, 11 below.^(Jreat Fails -Snowing, H below.^Fort shaw^Snowing, 10 below.^Fort lieuton^ Cloudy, snowing, 2 above^Fort Assinnibolne-Snowing, 14 shove.^Battle Creek, N. W. T.-Suowiug, 1^below.
Testimonyof the Man Who Alleges^He Obtained the Times-Par-^nell Letters in Paris.
PERJl'RERHOOT!
Historyof the Negotiations snd the^Price 8aid to Have Been Psid^for Irish Papers.
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