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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

George Francis Train says that New
York city cannot secure, the worlds fair
without his assistance.
The home of Professor Tyler at Amherst
Mass, which was recently injured by fire
was the home of.H. H." otherwise known
as Helen Hunt Jack son.
w. II. Vanderbilt of the Yale class of
'93 Is a SON of Cornelius Vanderbilt. He
has been elected captain of the freshman
crew and has subscribed 500 to the same.
p. T.. Barnum, Mrs. Barnum and their
grandson Barnum Seely, sailed for Europe
ON Saturday. Mr.. Barnum will have
1000 employees connected with his show i'm
Europe.
Z. w. Abbott, an officer of the Massa-
cllaisetts reforulatory, OWNS the largest
dog i'm he country. II is of the lion breed
Of mastiffs, weighs 1s2 pounds, is :3 inches
high and q feet II inches in length.
Senator Fair of Nevada wants to run n
great racing stable. He contcmplates lay
ing handsome stables and purchasing val
liable stock. He has already bought sew
eral fine brood mares.
Lieutenant William +. Pullman, one of
the most distinguished of the younger Of
flcers of the navy, has been detached from
the dynamite cruiser vesuvius and ordered
to the Yorktown, which will shortly sail
for Europe.
w. II. Smith, the leader of the British
House of Commons, has r,cently built n
new church at Portsea at n cost of more
than $11O,OOO. He has no interest in the
place whatever, but happening to visit
il for ~ day on government business he
| noticed that IL greatly needed n new church,
Forthwith he sent for the vicar and SET
the work i'm progress. and until u few days
ago no ono but the vicar knew where the
money came from.
In made of the death oi
Thomas Monck Mason, who accompanied
Mr.. Green i'm the famous voyage OF the
great Nassau balloon from vauxhall In
1886. He was u brilliant flute player and
once managed an Italian opera compan,
i'm London for a season at n loss of over
&3O,OOO. The latter years of his life wers
spent i'm retirement i'm literary pursuits
aud particularly on u critical treatise OF
the Greek new testament.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

him from . shipwreck on the most 10
mote island In the Pacific Geo and he
would turn up - chairman of the first
meeting after his arrival. lie never
was accused of having Am original idea
i'm all his life. He was never successful
I'm anything but keeping himself I'm the
senate two or three terms. n that was
due tn his Owl-like looks and capacity
for saying and doing nothing in u most
agreeable way. since his state repudi-
ated him ne has hung about Wall
street. trying I'm vain to float n lot Of
visionary schemes hat real business
men would not touch. Ills influence i'm
money circles was nil. What evidence
satisfied the president Of his fitness
for the great office OF secretary Of the
treasury, We cannot imagine. We, i'm
the West. know that while credited
from the old Northwest he was really
from Wall street, and dreaded the re-
suit, hut from expressions he let fall
ten years ago when the Blanc act was
under consideration i'm the senate. we
hoped he would have clear views on the
questions hat most nearly concern the
material interests of this region, but
did not know that he was directly in
terested i'm a railroad that runs into
the ead-prOducing regions Of Mexico.
salt Lake Tribune.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26
ADDED TESTIMONY.

Day after day the STANDARD il let
ting in the light OH the conspiracy that
had in view the stealing Of the new
state of Montana. which u gang of po-
litical thieves expected tn deliver,
bound hand and foot, to the republican
thimble Triggers In Silver Bow county.
Two afiidavits are added this morn
ing to the lengthening list of proofs
against the promoters of the scheme.
These shOw up the attempts to bride
men who were engaged at wOr on the
railroad line near the tunnel precinct
and leave the hired rascals who under
took the job in a position that will
soon compel them to cultivate an init
mate acquaintance with a grand jury.
That will be no new experience for
some Of the republican afiidavit-prO-
enrers whose cup Of sorrow will over
dow by and by when they discover
that they will be forced to have their
reputation defended by the Butte Inter
Mountain.
The tunnel precinct was set up by the
men whe counted it out. They prom
ised that q round majority should he
rolled up for the republican ticket ut
that poll They paid the expense Incl
dent to getting the registry made there.
Et IN ever charged that h man who
threw out the precincts vote had
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

The season Of the year has come when
sepublican newspapers accuse demo-
Gratis Of spiriting away the voters who
figure in the affair Of the tunnel pre-
einct. Anderson il one of the absent.
He is within the corporate limits of
Butte and, Mt q o'clock last evening. he
was safe in republican arms. Two
dozen democrats know where he Is. yet
the republicans who have him i'm their
keeping walk about town when they
are not OH shift and anxiOusly ask what
has become Of Anderson. 1t il q beau
tiful bluff.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

The Butte Daily Chambermaid, will
ing to do anything except defend the
Silver Bow fraud, remarks that Gov
e~rnOr-elect ToOle ought to have u com
mittee appointed to keep him company
and that he must be III lonesome as "a
sheepherder." We notice that in his
travels Mr.. ToOle enjoys the pleasant
eompaniOnship of a majority which
even the political thieves i'm Silver bow
dare not attack. lie will stand well
enough in public esteem until the luck
less day when the Daily Chambermaid
gets into the notion of comparing
him with somebody.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

Postmaster Lawshe of Xehia, Ind. a
recent a%ppointee of President IIarri-
son. divides his time between selling
stamps and running q newspaper. In
order to get the hang of the postofiice
he has been obliged to trust the news
paper largely to an assistant. In addi-
ton to his assistant, Postmaster Law
she uses patent plates. The assistant.
acting ON h superstition that every
thing goes with the patent plates,
neglected to e them last
week, and after the entire
edition had been distributed, the
postmaster discovered hat two col
umns of his journal were devoted to
showing up h shams and false pre-
lenses of n administration in regard
to civil service reform and other issues
of the day. Copies of the paper were
promptly sent to the president by Mr..
L.awshe's disappointed rivals for the
office. That unfortunate Oflice-holder
Is trying tn lay the blame OH his devil
who seems to be to pay all around -
but n indications are hat when the
white house gets through with him,
this Xenia postmaster will have plenty
of time To write editorials showing the
unique relation of patent-pIate to civil
service reform.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

The negroes Of Greenville, Alabama.
have improved OF the old fashioned
system of burning a man mt the stake.
Having occasion n other day to ON
sumo q white man. instead of tying
him to a tree n surrounding him up
TO his waist with suitably chopped
kindling wood. they simply poured a
pail of gasoline over his person. and set
fire to him with a torch. The new
method has many points in its favor.
There is an element of picturesqueness
attached a man thus set on fire which
stationary confiagration does
not possess, and as affairs of
this kind invariably take place
ut night the love of grace and beauty
Ia strongly appealed to. Indeed the
man. IL ne he strong and lusty, will
furnish in himself a set of pyrotechnics
Of q ~pretentious order. The more he
exerts himself, the more energy and
action he displays, the more will the
1re respond to his efforts. Rapidity of
motion either in the arms or legs will
enhance the variety as well as the bril-
liancy of h exhibition. The stake il u
relic of barberism which should be dis
~eOuntanced by intelligent men. This
In an age Of progress in art as well as in
science.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26
THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

The result Of the state elections which
occur On November b will be watched
with interest by democrats and repub-
licans alike, and will tend in no small
degree to show the drift of public opin-
ion in favor of tariff reform. The fight
i'm Ohio ard Virginia is remarkably
bitter. and while the republicans have
the predOminating chance i'm the for
mer state, Fire Alarm FOraker's major
ity will undoubtedly be reduced, if not
wiped out altogether. The campaign
i'm Ohio has been conducted on the lat
est approved republican principles, and
has been characterized by gross SLAM
ders which AVE beer heralded by re-
publican orators only to be retracted a
day or two later by the very men with
whom they originated. The ballot box
libel has proven a boomerang for Fora
ker and its disastrous effects will be
seen when IN votes are counted.
New York will elect y complete state
ticket with h exception of governor
and lieutenant governor, and q new
Legislature with the exception Of the
hOld-Over senators. The state officers,
it is fair to presume. will be democratic,
while the legislature will probably be,
as heretofore. republican by a small
majority.
In other states where elections occur
on November 8, these officers will be
elected: \ governor and state officers
in Ohio, Virginia, New Jersey, Missis-
sippi, Iowa and Massachusetts, u comp
troiler n attorney general in Mary
land, a supreme court Judge and two
regents in Nebraska, and u state treas
urer i'm Pennsylvania.
New York, Virginia. New Jersey,
Mississippi and Maryland will be found
i'm the democratic column, while the
republicans expect to retain Ohio, Mas
sa~chusetts, Nebraska and Iowa.
The democratic platforms i'm all these
states are founded ON the tariff reforms
principles as laid down by the st.
Louis convention. The party through.
out the country has bObbed up serenely
and will continue the fight until its
efforts are crowned with success.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

1t in ia be feared hat the Pan .Ameri-
can delegates will miss making the ac-
%quaintance of one of our greatest in
situations. unless some enterprisipg
knight of the rOad holds up h train
and proceeds to levy an assessment.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

wAllShy I'd AtiuhSit iistktTS.
STANDARD TOPICS.
Another man has been mistaken for a
at Superior, Wis. He bears il 80 well that
he may recover.
A Michigan woman who has been cam
wasting for n book ON the Jolnstown flood.
committed suicide Wednesday. She got
scared evidently mt her own descriptions.
A citizen Of Ncenah. Wis.,, after return
ing from church last Sunday went tn the
cupboard to take ~ dose of quinine. He
got hold of strychnine instead, and went
to church again on Wednesday,, the ser-
vices being held exclusively i'm his honor.
Al Charleston, $. e., Rcbecca Perkins,
colored, ON her way home from church.,
was horribly burned ny vitriol which was
thrown into her face by another colored
woman. n victims eyes were com.
pletcly burned out Of her head. The
vitriol throwcr was n rival i'm love, and
she was bound thai Rcbecca shouldn't see
any flies on her.
For "a high state of civilization you must
always look to New York. While Mr..
Joseph Hcisinan IL worthy citizen of the
metropolis was walking home Monday
evening, Mr.. John Fritz approached him
and desired him To make ~ sight draft on
the growler which Mr.. Heisinan was en-
gagged i'm working. Mr.. Heisman declined
tai honor the demand, whcrs.nlSon Mr..
Fritz bored n large hole in,o his bowels
through the fundamentally of u butcher
knife.
Rev. -. j. runs "a grocery store
Mt Fort Sheridan when he il not preaching
in the little Methodist church near the
barracks. Fort Sheridan IL - temperance
village. Ever since the preacher opened
his store he has been selling u "tonic'
which WAS recommended for all kinds Of
bodily ailments. The demand for the
tonic soDn became 80 furious that the viii
l.se board saI1fd for am investigation.
tonic WAS merely a very ordinary quality
Of whisksy. The preacher was arrested
and fined 50. Brother Brakwell will have
n fine new stock of stomach bittcrs pres
emily.
Here Is as pretty u little romance from
over the sea. AS you will find i'm any novel
published this year. George Winch. q
butcher at Sydney, New South Wales,
kissed u pretty girl who was purchasing
chops of him. She kicked and caused
Mr.. Winch To he arrested. The Judge re-
proved and fined the gallant butcher. The
newspapers of Sydney wrote up the case.
and all the other paper round about
copied the interesting story. by this
means the executors of an estate to which
Mr.. Winch WAS heir, and who had long
been trying to find him, tracej him out
''o .'.e oe'.cns'r "oNe UP oi.c iiorhiiR 10
ma hiinseir the possessor Oh q large for
tune. The moral of this story is as plain
as the mouth ON u pretty girls face. Some
may KICK, but your industry and persc-
verance Will nc rewarded IN some way or
other.
The nncse Methodist conference Mt
Murfrpcsboro, has had Brother HaRRard
Oh trial for having been engaged tn two
women at the same time, marrying one of
them within "A week after he had written
a letter pledQinu his undying love to the
other. Now the conference il CARRYING
things a little too fur. II Brother Ha~-
Rarl lad married. both women there would
have been lust cause for complaint, DIR II
he had given roth the shake il would have
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

When n burglar steals Into u house tO possess
himself ~ the family Jewels, one Of his first pre-
cautions In tai pull down the blinds ar paste paper
over the windOws.-lnfe Mountain.
Comment on the above is hardly nee
ssary We suppose theInter Noun
tain speaks from personal experience
and therefore knows what it is talking
about.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

The count at the tunnel precinct was
made in all the privacy that was pos
sible with q drunken republican deputy
sheriff and his gang Of heelers trying
70 break up the work The entries ON
the tally sheet were made by one of the
judges at the request of "a clerk who il
. labOring man not skilled in penman-
ship, and who Sd informed the canvass
N These are the undisputed facts.
They are the sum and substance Of the
irregularities" on which the vote of a
precinct i'm Silver bow county was
thrown out. The cOur will say whether
HE politics Of u whole state il to turn
on these t~echnicalities.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26
Tradition has it that Col. w. r. San

Tradition has il that Col. W. r. San
ders was q conspicuous figure I'm the
early days when wholesome public sen-
timent i'm Montana freed the territory
Of highwaymen without regard tn GER
tain little formalities laid down in the
code. In those days. when his superb
services found ready recognition. Col
onel Sanders did not dream that the
day would ever come when a blatant
newspaper printed in Butte would
make life u burden to him by defend
ing" him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

From the Baltimore sun.
The st. Louis GiObe-D Democrat accounts
for the recent democratic victory at In
d~ianapolis by stating that President Har-
rison took too many republicans away
from there to MI federal offices when
their votes were needed at home. The
president must have been particularly ac-
tive i'm providing berths i'm Washington for
the republicans of his own ward, where
there was II democratic gain OF over ~
compared with the last presidential elcc-
ton.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

Doing . GosSd Pivot business.
FROM the New York World.
Montana IL ambitious tn become a ''piv-
otal state" She has made fair progress
i'm that direction.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

The Inter Mountain is frOthing at
the mouth about democratic hand or
gans." a hand organ outfit isn't COM
plete without u monkey and the Inter
Mountain has u corner OH the market.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26
LAos suPeReLuoUs ON THE STAGE.

LAGS SuPeRFluOUS ON n STAGE.
President Harrison has the credit Of
being an accomplished politician. lie
may be, hut his selection of William
Window for secretary of the treasury
was a mistake 30 grave that he should
hasten to correct il. A politician of
h figure-head species, ne has improved
every occasion, great n small, all his
life to make himself prominent. Cast
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

Any man who IN willing to make AN AFFIDAVIT
far the democratic can got S50O for
his work.-Infcr Mountain.
Meanwhile the Silver Bow republi-
can are still doing business at the old
stand and offering a pint of vile
whisky to affidavit makers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

Prom the Detroit Free Press.
The barrier erected by prohibition I'm
ain In not NO strong hut that several
cases OF ''cxtra dry" were brought through
IL for tho entertainment of the South
American delegates at Portland. And
they did not have To go to one Of the clubs
either.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

Twas Noble assSt the Drop.
From the ~. Louis Post Dispatch.
Referring tn his re-rated pension. Sena-
ator Henderson says, ~ will now drop
the subject" II In believed that Secretary
Noble had '.got the Drop on him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

Prom the Louisville Courier journal.
II we are to be truly hospitable, we shall
place in the vest pocket Of each Of the
delegates from the other two Americas n
box Of liver pills. So many boqucts, even
where the pin Is fashioned i'm the highest
style of the art, are certain to affect the
human system unplcasantly.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26
Army Scandals.

Prom the Philadelphia Record.
That many men enlist through pique,
and soon tire of the routine of garrison
life, may he admitted; but this fact can
hardly co,i for the desertion of one
the recruits and o~ne-eighth the
rank and file Of the army every year. The
truth seems to he that the line officers
themselves are largely responsible for this
condition of affairs. Their ~listless and
enervating life leads them tn lose interest
in their commands, and their authority il
assumed by non-commissioned men who
abuse IL by acts of petty tyranny.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

Misses Fine Cashmere Hose. all
sizes. at 25c per pair. black and
colored.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

FfOIh tnc NH r TdhcIScOV hrOnlcIt.
Both New York and Indiana, after the
next census, will lose much of that over
whelming political Importance which now
attaches tn them, and the battle-ground
will he i'm the great West. 1t can scarcely
come in 1892, for il is virtually conceded
that the admission of the new states i'm
s,ircs the election OF u republican presi-
dent in that year; but i'm subsequent cleo
tons, when the parties in the new states
have become balanced, or nearly 80, it is
possible that the interest Of an election
may center i'm one OF more of the new
states west of the Missouri river, as il now
does about New York and Indiana.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

Misses English Ribbed Wool
Hose. all sizes. 5 pairs for SI.oo.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-26

54-inch Atwood Ladies' Cloth at 6sc per yard. This cloth
at 90 cents.
3s-inch wool Tricot at 4oc per yard. we'll worth 7sc per yard.
The newest styles in Dress Flannels at ACC per yard.
Extra Heavy Twilled Flannels at soc a yard. worth zc.
4o-inch Atwood Tricots. new line of shades at 4Sc per yard.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-12-18
R{Mfe~ Qnum.

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Rau meIbat, Bag bier 9lGuber am lebtea
SOnntag i'm Maumeue, GopaIbip bur6 etu
BigiInu3 @0ulite geIgudt pur6eu. 5euEB
@Ii9bt, elm pobIbabenber 6Grmer, nurbe
am 5amfta8s Qbeno auf 0em Bege BON
Slet9er's 2a6en IN 8ig.@aumeue mad ieiuer
Tarm BON bier RaelTteu augebalten, pel6e
lbm 8euOlUer uorbieten nu6 pieiR @eLS ober
iein 0ebenn ioroerteu. ST berf6erte iie, bag
er ni6t bepaifnet Iei unO tein @eIb BET iid
bnbe. AIs fie ibu onrauf anfaBteu, Ieifete er
oeiperaten BtbetFanb, bic er bHr1 SdIdge
Bu Boben gefrsdt .purbe uub bepuBtIos lie
gen bIteb. Seiue SerIsguuBeu fub t0btLid.
IIs 8rigbt am SOuntag fritb bon RaGbarn
aufgefuu0eu nuroe, erb0lte er ii5 ionett, BOG
CT i'm StaHbe mar, feline grIebntfe 5u erBibs
len unb etae g:idretbuHs Der 0ldu6er 3I ge'
ben. Gin StgtIaus &omite murbe Johann
organiiirt, tpeIdes Die Serbre6er nod ON
namEidleu Gage einftHg uHb Fe OhHe gBsite'
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beIte firth brad tE ytr. &c, glbliogeffra5e,
SsRer aus. Sm 3meiteH StodUsrt befin0et
ii1 eine Snnaso9e, pGbreuo oie Orei oberen
Stodperfe bon Der Dtart Rur'i6sn &aubp.
iabrtf eiugenommen mGreH. Dret R1nuer,
bic I'm oberen Stodperte IdIiefeu, erlittea
ihwere BranbpHnbeH. S!e tniirbeu BON
chen berab aui bte StrGse geIpruugen ieiu,
menn fie bic Boliiei ui6lt nod 3Hr redten
Belt bnr6 3urufeu 5nr Seltunuug Qe6raht
uub gum SerabtIettcrn Gu benz vSiresGicape|
bspcaen bGtte. Die Serpnnbeten finb 3net
tsraeIitii6e Shueib2r, Ramens Gal. Gin
uub 8. @Iias, iopie Der ais gGG5ter tm @es
bdnbe angefeate 4brabam BIscnpatt. gle
tptrb polrihetnItn ferben. Der petunidre
S6aben bettd9t ut4t ii5er $500.
- Daniel gSoataaue, Elm V9tueman" In
Sjenfien Der ,,uniteb Statee Slluminating
@omp.," ffitr8te beute on Der Ode Der &bauIz
beIetraBe NIB SroGSpGn usn eiaem BiabIe
uub erIttt t0otIif9e Serlesuusen. @r mar ;ur
3eit nit Der GntferHuuS Der 9rGbte ieiuer
&ompagnte bei6IftiBt, nm thre i3erff0runs
turG bic BON Der St0Dt 3u bteism 3ueds ans
gefellten Arbeiter 80 oermeioen.
- 3arI 9nHshniter, elm 32>jdbriaer bent
i1er g8irth, mG9te 9eftern in Der 9iide ieiner
gSobnnn9t Hr. 6bT prtncefr.v eluen Selbfts
mor6ueriuG, tubem er fiG NIT eiuem 8aiir'
meffer bic aeble burdiGueibeu pOGlte. Setne
Irau eutriB tim bas giefer uuS IieB etueu
BoIt3ifen berbei rnfeu, Der ben 2ebeusmiiben
nutb Dem pSt. Siuceuts' 5oipttuI" brtuseu
Iies. SausbaIter bate fiG bereits eius idUere
SerIesHns betsebradt, bod buffeu bic aerjts
auf ieine gBieberher felIuug
- Die pan amerifauiihen DeIegateu be-
iiGtigtsu peute bie Sebensniiroisistteu Der
Sta6t unb nurben am Abeub bonn Union.
2eaaue. Club" beEpirtbst.
- SbthiCt 5ugisc, ber uerurthsiIte iopa.
ueEiGe MGrber, tnur0e bente mad Stng.
9tns gebroGt, NO ieiue Siuri4tuua oO!lRrsft
ner6en iou.
8. Gmerid1. 8ubrmann eiues Steif9er.
magene, tpuroe beute on Der RaoiiouftraSe,
Br0cflpu, BON Snaben nit S6IeebiGsn be.
morfeu uub eerietb bariiber In iulde Butb,
bas &c einen Steiu aufbob un6 benlelben
mad ben 3uaben i9Ieuberte. Der ad,tidb'
rige 6rbi. Z. Baiue tDurhe am 9opTe getroI'
fen unb erlitt eiusu Sddbelbrum, an treI9eUl
er fsItep pttS. &msrid To uerhaftet.