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RIVAL. ROUTES.

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Helena. July NNh. made the run In four
hours. The nsd Is laid with . .round steel
rails and has many hemlock aud oak ties on
heavy grades aud curves. Passengers say 1t
rides smooth and steadily. aud think the
time can be very easily cut down. The dis,
tanec Is IN miles. and the runn,ng time, In
Guiding stoppaSes. therefore about Is miles.
The Montana Union north bound evening
express ran from Silver Bow to Garrison
Saturday evening III TITS, 4 distance cf a
miles. or ii the rate At s. miles al hour, in.
Guiding stops. Aud this en 80 pound rails.
Garrison Il midway between Butte aud Hell.
ena on the Montana Cnsen and N,r.hern
tactic line, aud the above run shows Super
,n.euaen. Dickinson cav Nves halt the dis
lance very readily IN l&A II the Northern
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lis halt the mute via Garrison could ceaaee
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ANOTHER pyNAMlrER CAUGHT.
The Man who Furnished It Behind the Bars.

CHICAGO, July a5.-The drag.net Of just
ice enmeshed to.day another Of the Anar-
chists who sought revenge upon the repre-
sentatives Of the Law in the persons of Bon
feld, Gary and Grinnell. A gunsmith named
Rudolf Servic was arrested before daylight
this morning, aud is o behind the prison
bars under bonds Of 81 900.
He i. charged with being the individual
who furnished dynamite to the consp!rators
who intended to assassina.e the three law
officers most prominent in the Haymarket
prosecution. Servic acknowledges he hiss
been Illegally dealing 10 dynamite, aud that
he has sold over city pounds Of the explosive
to various persons. within . year. Inspector
Bondeld Is positive that Servic "a. in league
with the three dynamiters arrested = few
days 40. and sold them the explosive with
which they expected to destroy Judges Grin
nell and Gary. Servic is q Bohemian. IS
old, aud Of Intelligent appearance,
Inspector Bendeld las. night also cap
tnced several internal machines. They are
Of zinc, about five inches in hight, Of cyl
indeS shape. and " and one, half inches
in diameter. Inside Of these cylinders are
others Of eaueal hight ahoas one inch in
diameter. There inside cylinders Are filled
with dynamite. aud between them aud the
outside covering the space i. filled with
hrcken glass. lead. s!ags and hncksn iron.
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ing ea?s Az placed With fuses attached.
The police say the discovery Of :he hmhs,
which x~s doubtless Services hand:vo.k. is
an important LINK ID the chain Of evidence
Against Ksanck. Chspek and Chishauu.
The hen& were the Invention Of Kaoaek.
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smith sess IL. 10 show tie 3ap laid con-
I; IS though; By :he police :ha.
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TAE ARMED RANKS OF the ANAR.
CNISTS.
Adding Constantly TO Their Number and the
Trouble VIII Come.

Trouble VIII Come.
The Chicago Tsses says: The armed ranks
IT the Anarchists have increased since the
Haymarket massacre. According to the
police reports ever since that fateful night
the police. who before placed little esedence
In the reports Of the strength Of the lawless
masses. have kers spies In those parts cfths
city hickly populated BY Anarchists, Short.
Y before the Haymaskss rio: ex Chief Eber.
sold was induced 70 take steps towards
learning the exact strength Ct the oYan;1ed
and drilled portion Of the mob. The result
Of the Investigations Va. appalling. The
evidence against Parsons, spies And others
did no.: reveal ia the world half the truth.
The Information came acme too secn and
startled the heads Of the department. The
Information ELECTED showed plainly tha. the
armed sections ef the Anarchist. number
assa' s,SN men Tally equipped with Win
CHESTER rides, revs.vsS. dynamite and
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MILLS, ,,umon.
One Of the Brilliant ideas OF the Texas states
man.

A. Indicating the kind Of arguments Mills,
Of Texas, used last Saturday Ia closing the
debate on the tariff question:; TO show how
little hs know of, o. how ltt.le hs cared for
II no did know OF, tho vast Interest his bill II
designed 70 destroy, We submit tho following
extract from hls speech:
Returning to tho wooden schodulc, Mr..
Mills said that the bill proposed to reduce
tho dutles on wooden goods by taking taxa.
ton OIL tho wool that was not raised BY
skilled labor and scarcely BY any labor 1t
dMccd Il. lle had heard much sympathy OK.
prcascd for Tho sheep. Tho Democratic
party's sympathy Wal for men, not sheep.
[Arplausc. II proposed to bring down tho
price Of wooden clothing 10 that tho poor
people could get II to wear IN winter. He
supposed that tho people could afford to 20
naked. but for him and his party no would
cay: "Wcar good clothes and vote tho Dem
ocrAttc Ticket"
Now, II tho entire Democratic theory Of
tariff reform 10 on this line, aud reasoned out
a. tho above Il, any Montanlan can see in .
moment what . pcrvcrsion Of fact, ignorance
at political economy and %jocular idlocy has
inspircd. evolved and boosted through the
measure.
There i no need to argue It In detail.
Just tho above Il sufficient. II Is simply Z
specimen presentation Of the facts and of tho
logical deductions which are governing the
Democratic party On this issue, but Il hap
rs"s ~ ~ a e~.Arlc, tho fsli~c. Vt which 10
sclf evident to every McntAn,an. When any
other free trade point Is made. tho facts Of
which We arc not 20 familiar with, It need
only to be weighed IN Mtll's wool scales.
lie and Cleveland know just a. much about
wool ~ they do about anything else that
isnt measured by the quart. aud tho extract
Il = fair sample IT their s,~a.esmanship.
Montana wool growers should
paste Mills speech on their ballots.
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NEWS NOTES AND MENTION.

The engineers advice, when you get . Gin.
dor In your eye to lot the cinder eye alone
and rub the other one, 10 having . great run
In tho papers. We don't care to get I cindsr
In Just for the purpose Of demonstrating It,
but II 1 horse steps on one foot It don't seem
70 exactly answer the purpose to put St.
Jacobs Oh on the other. SIN, the cinder
act 10 worth trying.
-.
While the young German Kaiser IL fash.
Ing about Europe. receiving congratulations
and showing tho Car and others how grace.
fully no wears his iron hat, he has run
across . circumstance In the person Of Pope
Loo. The latter decidedly objects to bic
Waiting King uumbcrt, al Italy, at present,
and has written Bismarck . vigorous protest
against the young man being allowed to
registering into Italy. OF course he
places this on political grounds. and says IL
would he specially mai apropos to have the
royal janket happen just when affairs be.
tween Italy aud the Vatican are approaching
. crisis, and has even asked Bavaria aud
Austria 10 intercede In his behalf, but the
fact probably Is that he fears II young Will
liam once gets that far south he will invite
himself to the Vatican, dash In % breakfast
with the Cardinals like . young fellow on .
vacation In top boots and jockey ha
with the smell Of the stables on him, have
the ladies Of the court out on the Tiber half
the night In tho papal yacht, claster his sabre
up and down the stairs of St. Peters It un.
scc.n,y hours, bet on horse races and base.
ball games right under the shadow Of the
aud probably start out for = lark just
when he ought to be ,ueking him self IN for
the night. 1t seems = little rough to give
William the cold shoulder just when he Is
such = merry 70 round with royalty,
but Leo Is too old 10 enjoy such frivoltttes,
and Il his kaissrshtp don't take the hint to
stay away he will get An cncyclical that will
him UP worse than the recent one did
The good folks Of Bray. He had best take
The hint.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA FREsHEr.
I'll. ro.., Loo. Estimated .. q. 10000

WHEELING, w. Va, July 20.-A personal
visit to al the hood-stricken sections OF the
vicinity BY sn Associated Press reporter to-
day showed, 90 far ~ It was possible to cover
the field, that last nights accounts, obtained
even from hsarsay, were more nearly correct
than was to be expected, considering the
excitement and confusion which prevailed
aud the wide area which suffered devasta-
tion. But, Is was feared, points not reached
the night of the storm showed, II possible, .
worse state Of affairs than those which were
accessible. The work of the fearful food
was but feebly portrayed. The line OF the
Pittsburg division Of the Baltimore Il Ohio
Railway will have to be- practically rebuilt
from Elm Grove to the Pennsylvania State
line, six large and costly bridges being
washed away and the track lifted from the
roadbed aud twisted in all conceivable
shapes for miles At a stretch.
At some places 1t was impossible to dis
Germ where the roadhed had been, while
with the exception Of only an occasional gap
on high and solid ground the bed is badly
washed. A revised list of the casualties In
and about this city foots up "a. The impos.
sibility Of reaching the worst damaged local.
tiles ann be appreciated. Wheeling creek
is still dangerously swollen. Roads are
washed. bridges caved in, and telephone and
telegraph lines down. 1t is impossible to
give any details Of the losses Tonight for the
reason that those who suffered cannot esti-
mate their " losses Is yet, and every resi-
dent on low ground in the entire valley
suffered damages from 500 to 81 1000, while
even those on the hills lost valuable crops,
etc. The County's loss in ROADS, bridges and
school houses will be at least 100000,
Wheeling Natural Gas Company $4,000,
and the Natural Gas Company Of West Vir.
g:nia S., 500. These with all the minor
losses will bring the total, it is believed, to
above 100000.
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