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The morning news., 1889-05-08


Aug. delivery. 6 95I5 90 100
SHORT RIBs, Per 100 lbs
June delivery. S6 L2l4 s.. se o7l4
July ,yy delivery. SC71s 6ts SiSs
CINCINNATI. May Flour frm. Wheat nrm;
No, red s5c. Corn firm; 40. mixed $3.50
S3c Oats quiet but firm; No. mixed, 600
2614c. Provisions-Pork frmer at Sl2 %. Lard
Bacon in fair demand. Wits closed steady at
81 o2, Hogs easier common and light 81 0o9
s.. packing and butchers 81 659.4 S..
light demand. Wheat higher; NJ NJ. red, cash
71I4c; May delivery 7714c; June delivery 76Ssc,
July delivery 14lac. Corn higher; No. :, cash
3iAc; June delivery si34c, July delivery ss3sc,
233lc; May delivery 24c, June delivery 2334c.
Whisky steady at 81 02. Provisions-PorS,
gre 20 Lard, prime steam Sc so bid. Hams
S. %, longs sc 1896 rs, ribs So 1896 %, snort
clear s6 30d6 s.. Bacon-boxed shoulders So,
longs and clear ribs Sc 1906 50, Sort clear
SIS e016 95.
LOUISVILLE, May 5.-Grain closed quiet;
Wheat, No. . red soc. Corn-No mixed 3sc.
Oats-No. mixed, 26lfc. Provisions quiet:
al 80 Bulk meats-clear So IS; short ribs Sc 80
Mess pork Sl3 80. New cured hams at
$40 75Gt1l 50. Lard-Prine steam leaf at s..
New ORLEANS, May Markets unchanged.
BALTIMORE, May 7-Flour fairly active but
shade lower in cases; Howard street and West
ern extra So 15d4 90: family 81 1901 IS.
Wheat-Southern active and shade iirmer;
Fuitz S5195c; Longberry 901 96c; Western quiet
and easy: No. winter red, on spot Si14c. Corn
Southern firm; white 41@43c; yellow 41143c;
Western firm
NAVAL STORES.
NEw York, NAV T, noon.-Spirits turpentine
quiet at 40isc Rosin dull at 81 12lSnt IS.
500 p. m.-Rosin quiet and steady for com
mon To good strained. Turpentine steadier but
dull at 400 i0Lsc.
CHARLEsTox, May 7.-Turnentine firm, 36c
Ad irF4 n1 mad dofO
WILMINGTON. y. c.. Nay Spirits turpentine
firm at IS. Rosln firm; strained &C; good
strained C. Tar firm at 81 10. cru le tar
pentine firm; hard 81 10; yellow dip 81 Is,
virgin s. 80
NEW YORK, May Rice quiet and steady
NEW ORLEANS. May Rice unchanged.
PETROLEUM.
NEW YoRK MAY The petroleum market
opened steady at S!lec. and declined to S02sc in
the forenoon. The market then turned. aud ad-
vaneed sharp attempt to cover by
western shorts, aud closed strong at si14c.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
MINI AZURE ALMA NAC-TILS DAY.
SuHSErs. 46
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH 1856 A NJ 2:27Px
WEDNESDAY, May 8, 1882
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Juniata, Christie, Philadelphia-C
G Anderson.
ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YESTER-
DAY.
Bark Jury (Nor), Adssm, to load for Europe
r Salas & Co
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Birmingham, Berg New
York-C G Anderson.
DEPARTED YESTERDAY
Steamer Katie, Beull. Augusta and way land.
ings-J @ Medlock, Agt-
SAILED Y Is TERDAY
Steamship City of Birmingham New York.
Ccbr Tillia Vnn Harlan
The morning news., 1889-05-08

NAvAL STOREs-The market was quiet but
steady and unchanged for spirits turpentine.
There was a fair inquiry and 1929 casks were
Board of Trade on the opening call the market
was re orted firm at 36c for regulars. At the
second call it closed steady at sc for regulars.
Eosn-I The market was very quiet and un-
caaoged The sales for the day were about $50
barrels. At the Board of Trade on the first call
the market was reported firm, with sales Of 297
barrels, at the following quotations: A, r, c,
D, and 90c, G 81 90, Fl 81 10, 81 %, K
xi2'. u s. 20. y 81 s.. window glass 81 50.
natsr white 81 1002 IS At the last call it
c sed unchanged, with further sales of 24S
barrels
The morning news., 1889-05-08
COMMERCIAL.
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SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS.

SAVANNAH. GA, May Z, 4P.M.
cor7os-The market was quiet and easier,
,,4 there was a good business doing on tn
ssc,ine. The total sales for the day were $50
h.Ies on Change at the midday call, at
m the market was reported easier at a
ssoline Of lac all around. The following are
me Official spot quotations of the Cotton Ex-
The morning news., 1889-05-08
DEPARTED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Birmingham, Berg, New
York-C G Anderson.
The morning news., 1889-05-08

French and Turk Prunes, Dried Pears
and Cherries, at Strauss Bros
The morning news., 1889-05-08

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Clayton
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The morning news., 1889-05-08

We the understood Banks aud Bankers toiI
roy all frises dvdtcH in The Louisiana Stats
Lotteries lchtch may De presented at our coun-
ferA-
R. NJ. WALMSLEY, Pres LOUISIANA Natl
Bank
PIERRE lANkUx. Pres. State Natl Bank
4 BALDWIN, Pres, New Orleans Natl Bank
CARL kOHN. Pres Union National Bank
The morning news., 1889-05-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Bark Jury (Nor), Adssm, to load for Europe
r Salas & Co.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA.

NE RUNNING SOLID TRAINS AND ATLANTA
Ssr 1889 MERIDtAs
The morning news., 1889-05-08

Lindsay & Morgan wants your order for
Awnings:
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-07-10
ALIMlNNA NYHETER.

Eft sIcyttrag drog harom dagen 6fver
staden Altoona i Pennsylvania. Vattnet
0ste ned strommar, 0fversvammade ga
lorna och anrattade betydlig skada. a.
FOrgiftdde. den lila staden Ada:r,
vester ON Des Moines, Iowa, blefvo den
juli IS personer f6rgiftade genom att for
tara ice cream. Flera aro sa hardt angrip-
ma, att de svarligen kunna raddas.
James G.. Blame har, efter att hafva
afagt ett bes0k i Augusta, Me-, arrest till
Bar Harbor, hvarest han amnar blifva till
september manad. Det sages att president
Harrison amnar bes0ka honom Bar Har-
Dor.
ITGfdJe at bIiTten. Under EFT starkt
askvader, som onsdags drug 6fver Dubu-
que, Iowa, s5kte tva gossar, som vaktade
kreatur utanf0r staden, skydd EFT stall.
Blixten slog ned stallet och d6dade begge
de unga herdarne.
President Harrison afreste ons.
days sallskap med ministrarne Noble och
Tracy, generaladiutanten Barbour, marin
l0jtnanten Mason m. fl. till Woodstock
0fverallt der presidenten drog fran, blet
han pa det hjertligaste helsad valkommen
tiara. Elk. president Cleveland ocf
Joe Jefferson f6retogo harom dagen el
promenad vagn. AT en- eller AMMAN orsal
b0rjade hastarne att skena, hvarvid til
slut vagnen stjelpte och begge resenarern;
kastades ut. Lyckligtvis erh0llo de endas
latta skador.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-07-10
Nasta krig.

Da det afg6rande ordet for nasta stora
krig blir uttaladt, skall verlden bli vittne
till f0ljande skadespel:
Mobilisera! mobilisera!-anda till de af
lagsnaste vrar af Tyskland och Frankrike
fiyger pa den elektriska str6mmens orak-
neliga tradar det fruktansvarda ordet, som
for tusentals menniskor ar liktydigt med
EFT d0dsbud.
Och fran tusentals strupar danar pa ba-
da sidor ON Rhen ropet: till vapen! till
vapen.
Nagra timmar derefter svinga sig raske
ryttare sadeln och spranga mot gransen.
Driven skarorna mot hvarandra till de
platser, der en- gang fordom de afg6rande
slagtningarne h0llos!
Men riden och driven fort, ty er It'd ar
noga utmatt; bakom er formera sig langa
raider infanteriet och den nya tidens artil-
leri. T.. och den stora striden af alldeles
ny art tager sin b0rjan.
Fa dagar ha f6rtiutit. De snabba ang-
maskinerna draga pustande langa tag pa
bada sidor ON fioden ofantliga mennisko-
massor och fruktansvarda krigsmaskiner.
De f0rut skilda regementena, brigaderna,
divisionerna, armekarerna och hararne arc
f0renade. Manskapet b0jer sig under b6r-
dan af sina patroner; ammunitionsvagnar-
ne darra och knaka under tyngden af Diet
grofva artilleriet, fordonen framslapa ALT
jemt nya vapen, klader och lifsf0rn6den-
heter. Sjukbararne sta fardiga under
skyddet af Diet r0da korset.
Pustandet af den otaliga menniskomas-
san och hastarnes frustande smalta sam
man, som fjerran b0ljslag. Angan fran
menniskor och dur stiger som EN- r0kpelare
mot himlen och nastan f0rm0rkar det bls
hvalfvet.
Annu skilja atskilliga kilometer gallel
och germaner, och likval ar stridens timms
slagen.
F6rst en- dup, dup tystnad, liksom on
sjalarne annu en- gang vile samla sig til
en- stlla inHerlighet, imam de lemna sin,
jordiska omh0ljen - EN- STUN fasa for del
annalkande d0dens fruktansvarda sk6rd =
en- stilla bon for makar, fader och s6ner.
Da rullar aoft och hotande det f0rst;
kanonskottet fran 0fvtr slatten, skogen
bergsklyftorna, och tva milloner soldate
besvara med EFT vildt skri den f0rsta ku
lans hvinande.
Framat. framat!
Musiken stammer upp Acknowledgment
fanorna, standaren, baneren fiaddra. HjeI
tan kappa, hastarne fnysa och stampa
kommandoropen skalla och ropen fortplan
ia sig langt fjerran: himmelen och jorde
darra.
Och nu satta sig de ofantliga massorna
r0relse, menniskor. hastar, krigsmaskinel
Batterierna br6sta af och intaga position
Regemente efter regemente rycker fran
Artilleristerna ladda sina kanoner, ,infante
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-07-10
FOrb,td for i,,f01irsel df E6tt. Icke

F0rbssd for i,10rsel at k6tt. Icke
nog med att Minnesota och Colorado ut
fardat f5rbud for inf0rsel af k5tt af slagta-
de kreatur fran andra slater, har nu afven
Indiana f6ljt exemplet, men sin bestam-
melse gait annu langre, det lagen be-
stammer, att det ar f3rbjudet att salja
k6tt af kreatur, som icke fore nedslagt-
ningen inspekterats inom samma county.
Lagen har emellertid blifvit af kretsdo-
maren Johnston f5rklarad f5rfattningsvi-
drig, och utslaget heter Diet bland annat:
''Staten Indiana kan visserligen f6rbjuda
att salja for helsan skadligt k6tt, och vid-
taga ALA n6diga matt och steg for att un-
ders6ka ON k5tt ar for helsan skadligt.
Men staten har ingen raft att, f6rbjuda
saljandet af en- vara, som icke ar for he'll
san skadlig. Lagen fraga utgar fran
den f6rutsattningen att ALT k6tt af krea-
tur, som slagtats annorstades, utan under
s0kning skall betraktas sasom for helsan
skadligt. Om delta vore tillatligt, sd skull
lie staten Indiana kunna f6rbjuda afven
ALA andra alster fran andra slater. Mol
f6rsaljningen skulle kunna f6rbjudas,
emedan den till mj5l f5rmalda saden icke
halmen besigtigats inom det county, der
mj6let utbjudes till salu; - socker kunde
f5rbjudas, emedan det vuxit eller tillver-
kats Ell annat stat; - frukter, som det
Or om6jligt att odla Indiana, kunde for
bjudas. Andra slater kunde a sin sida
likaledes f6rbjuda att Indianas alSter SAL
des inom deras granser. Korteligen, ON
denna lag wore bindande, sa skulle slater
ma, SAINT till och med olika counties inom
hvarie stat, kunna med kinesiska murar
afsparra sig fran hvarandra". Hvad skola
nu Indianas slagteribolag CORA? Skola de
atn5ja sig med utslaget eller skola de vad-
ia till h6gre raft? For sakens skull, wore
det mahanda bast ON H5gsta domstolen
fick afgifva slit utlatande, sd att det kun
de blifva utredt, huruvida enskilda slater
hafva raft att genom inf0rself3rbud him
dra den fria handeln staterna emellan.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-07-10
Sommarnattsdr0m.

1 doftfull, ljuflig sommarqvall
Bland bj0rk och lind jag satt,
Mar aftonsol fran vesterled
Got ut sin purpurskatt.
ALT var So dr0mmande och tyst
Pa berg, skog och dal,
Blot 6fver uts6kt hviloplats
Drog aftonvinden sval.
Och glitterstr0dd var insj6vik,
Som nedanf0re lag;
Pa ALT g0ts qvallens rosenglans
Hvarthan mitt 0ga sag.
Det var, som ON en- engel fran
Det blaa himlaland
Till jorden viftat sabbatsfrid
Fran purpurmolnets rand.
En- sakta dyning hvalfde sig
Sa lent mot blomh0ljd strand
Och stankte klara droppar pa
Den fina, Invita- sand.
Jag mindes varens f6rsta flakt,
Dess spada gr0nska ock,
Och larkeslag fran blanad rymd,
Den f0rsta blomsterfOck.
Och sag, hur ALT nu tedde sig
l sk6nt och fridfullt hagn,
Hvad solens stralar ammat upp
Och var och sommarregn.
ON nagra korta stunder dock
Skall ALT ha summit han,
Som lockar nu till sommardr0m
Bland dunkelgr0na tran.
Smart gulnar det bj6rk och lind,
Smart m0rknar det pa haf,
Och ALA blommor klada da
Sin blOmsterkladnad af.
Och stormens ande far So vildt
Bland skogens kronor fran,
Der nyss var stilla sammarro
Och susning undersam.
Da star den som en- hagring blot
For minnet, sommarns It'd,
Med all sin jufva sommarprakt,
Med all sin sabbatsfrid.
Men blommor uti mark och skog
De vissna blot, Ell do;
hvarje liten blomsterknopp
Der CONNER sig EFT fro.
Till nya varar g0mmes det
Att da "a spira sk0nt,
Mar jorden har sin svepningsduk
F0rbytt sommargr0nt.
Da dr0mmer jag kanske pa nytt,
Smekt utaf qvallens Wind,
Den korta sommarnattens dr0m
thunder bj0rk och lind.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

The hands of Paris strike up "Yankee
Doodler whenever Thomas A. Edison APP
pears. Parisian walters are more ant to
strike him for Yankee DOODLE.
Queen Victoria has nm Abnormal cray.
ing for mir. She has windows thrown omen
i'm the coldest weather and her .,,ite
sneeze most of the fall and winter.
In m REGENT interview Tennvson sa;d
that ne HIS success as a poet to
his carly study of thc osIcs of Horne, and
the works of Keats. or. to use his own
words: ..Keats and Horace wer. my
,,asters
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
HIS BOASTFUl CLAIMS.

The STANDARD remembers how. In
his Great Falls speech, last week. Mt.
Carter asserted that Montana demo
Gratis .'claim credit for not having been
thieves" and that lit In h merest &C.
cident that they left a single dollar In
the territorial treasury" We do not
forget that, i'm his Boulder speech, he
impeached Mr.. TOOleis title to recOg-
milton and the honesty of that gentle
mans record i'm Warrington. We re-
member how the Helena Journal as
serted that "Mr. Carter talked with the
secretary Of the treasury" in Washing
ton, and forthwith lead began to ad-
vance. We are aware that the repub-
lican candidate is claiming to have
done more to C admission for
Montana. during his flying visit To
Washington. than had been accom-
plished by all former delegates, i'm their
long line of service there.
III he thought he could find fools to
believe il. we nav M doubt that this
conceited man would present his polit-
ical title as b%razenly AS he sought to
work his religious claims last rear. We
expect to hear him tell that he discOv-
cred the Granite Mountain mine, in
vented the steam stamp and first
operated the dry crushing process.
None of this would he wider from the
truth than in the conceit of his present
p~retentiOns, which exhibits him to the
territory. from his own standpoint, as
the most efficient public ervan Mon
tana ever had.
The vulgar i'm this worlds social life
are those who get rich suddenly. The
impudent i'm it's political circles are
among those who rise il haste. The
pretenders i'm politics are those who are
accidents. As Germany's ~prOfOundest
dramatist put il, more than ninety years
ago, "the brazen pot, If lifted from the
Goals with silver hook, forthwith pro-
claims itself a pot of silver"
Political depths in the West never
threw to the surface a man less chival-
ric i'm conduct than Mr.. Carter has
shown himself to be. Democrats made
him possible. They will endeavOr to
atone for it, and they believe they can
dispose of him in short Order-at any
rate, they will try 1t m.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
STANDARD TOPICS.

The OoSdem Perhaps In the hopeful MANS
of q new weekly about IN he started I'm
Denver. The editor e~vidcntly proposes
tn make n golden thing OF II, even II Il
has to climb the golden stair.
The Missoula ITEM says that . man
pounds with n pitchfork under the bridge
at that place In other day. II In pretty
late In the scason To he pitching into
things In this manner.
IAN expert lady compositor is now at
work I'm the Tribune office. No tourist
need apply.-Liuoa Tribune. We trust mo
rats will appear nm the 1~rjbuae's compos-
temporary will have tn buy a new dress.
The New York San coolly Discovers. that
IL Ia the east wind ard not the GOODNESS Of
Boston's shoulder that has caused ballet
girls to shun that city as a place of resi-
dence. Boston gets left 80 seldom, that
IL must bc a very cold day for her and mo
mistake.
observation-disclosures Tanner is figuring on
the appointment to the position of recor-
der of deeds i'm the District of Columbia,
a place worth about $4,000. He likes
Washington, hut some of her people
sorely puzzle him. He thinks TINT ny their
deeds he shall know them.
The Shah Of Persia knows q good thing
he sees IL, as is shown by his unsuc-
cessful offer to buy Mrs. John w. Mackay.
II you have not already completed laying
in your winter stock, shah, we beg to call
your attention to n few good bargains out
this way, which we think would suit you.
Make us I'm offer for Sarah Althea Terry.
Feed your hired men literally ON fowls
and riggs and they will work cheerfully
and execute far more than II stinted In
their fare" says the Rocky MOunfain Hus-
bandmaa. Never mind the hired girls.
They will work for you very cheerfully Of
their own accord, and do far more execu-
ton upon fowls and eggs than most any.
thing else i'm b pantry.
A Seymour, Indiana, mnn who has evi.
IDENTITY been cultivatinR the sunflower with
IA view to urging it's claims i'm h ''na-
tional flower" controversy advertises q
specimen of this plant that in 81 feet
high, II inches i'm circumference at thu
ground and bears lis large blossoms and
as many buds. The plant may not
amount to much as a flower, says the
Portland O~reOonidn, but IL would he hard
to find n more profitable and prolific
growth OF thicker feed and stove wood In
IN single floral specimen than il presented
in this big sunfiowcr.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
THAT DECISION.

Regarding Secretary Windows ex-
pected decision OH the lead question,
the salt Lake Tribune says:
The party pledges ON which the administration
was chosen all favor us, and then We have, as
printed in these columns recently. the assurance
that the assistant secretary Of the treasury has
found for us. and that his ruling only awaits the
formal sanction of Secretary Window. We have
THU right Ia feel satisfied with the outlook, but
have also tn. right To complain at the tedious.
and IL seems to us, altogether needless delay I'm
formulating that decision.
The Tribune must he patient. The
STANDARD was the first newspaper i'm
the northwest to that n fav-
orable decision on this question was ex-
| pected. We also stated, on authority
| which events have made good. that the
| decision would Ike given out a time
| when il would do the most political
good. This shows a misrepresentation
of the situation. but il is the fact. The
Northwest wants the ruling, and the
nouncement of il will not have the
bearing on current politics which re-
publican managers fancy il will have.
1t will he welcomed at any time, but it
will not be an instrument for vote
making AS republicans suppose il will
be. The decision might just as well
have been given out ago,
for all it a to do with pol.
itics; and we repeat here what
the STANDARD has already declared
that the decision will come very late in
the canvass, If the authorities in Wash.
| ington are advised that it's publication
is an absolute necessity just at this
time, to help the republicans i'm Mon.
tana. Otherwise it will be reserved fol
use elsewhere in the Northwest, when
it can do the most good for repub.
!, lean
Within forty-eight hours, this ques.
ton has been the subject of telegraphiC
correspondence between WASHINGTON
and men of political prominen e in
Montana. 1t would not surprise US to
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER -, 1859.
SILVER AGAIN.

The Helena Journal In evidently not
pulling straight with those of h re-
publican campaigners who know most
about n real issues involved i'm the
present CANVASS. IL remarks that
democrats will not discuss the silver
question:" The STANDARD has fully
stated its position OH the silver issue,
showing how both parties i'm Montana
are related to il, and indicating how
the cause of hi -metallism suffers at the
hands both of republicans and demo
Gratis who belittle the issue when they
try to make it "A factor in local politics.
The Journal has not yet shown
wherein the STANDARD has erred OH
this question. Meanwhile. we COM
mend to the careful study of the Jour
nal it's own report of Mr.. Lee Nantes
recent Helena speech, i'm the course of
which he aid "As u matter of fact,
the silver question In not an issue in
this campaign, but whatever of political
colOring the question has at this
time was given 1t by h insertion
of a resolution i'm the republican plat.
form of 1888" etc. Of course, Mr.. Man.
ties remarks were extended 30 as to
convey the impression that the repub.
licans can get more credit out of silver
leRisiztiOn than democrats shat II
natural enough, n no partisan car
find fault with him for it, but his com
ments on the whole issue closed will
these words, which we quote from TIN
Helena Journal: 81 mention thes'
things to show that until recently silve
has not been considered as a politics
question, and neither is it to-day"
This is q candid view of the situs
ton And 1t leads us to renew GU
suggestion that interests of cardins
,r. rfanca Tn Montana will suffer
pc san newspapers, losing sight @
the zeal merits of the silver issue, pei
sist in their efforts to array one politi
cal party against the other on groun
where both parties must co-operat
cordially and earnestly if they hope I
wrest from the East h industrii
rights which the West demands an
which the East has hitherto refuse
with organized persistence.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
THEY WILL DO IT.

Speaking of the registration law the
BOzeman Ar0nf Courier says that the
democrats stand pledged to repeal the
registration law if they get control of
the legislature. To this it adds: Last
fall the republicans carried the terri
tory without a registration law, and if
the democrats carry the election this
year they will evidently owe their sue
cess to a law which they threaten to
repeal"
The Arant Courier puts 1t about
right. The incoming democratic legis-
lature will certainly amend h regis
tration law which the republican legis-
lature made operative this year. Its
unfairness has been fully exposed, it's
craftsmanship repeatedly criticised-and
we do not remember that the ArGnt
Courier or any other republican news
paper i'm Montana has come to it's de-
tense. Democrats will change this
law, for considerations broadly based
upon wise public policy. They hold
themselves ready to take their chances
i'm a political race where the contest
ants have a lair start, but they seek no
wrong advantage for themselves.
The Arant Courier will observe that
the republican press has sought to put
democrats before the people in a false
light by declaring that they oppose the
Australian vote. Our BOZeman con-
temporary knows that this is not true.
The address to democrats. ont Of which
republican newspapers have sought to
make SO much, was a timely protest
against the unfair registry law and an
earnest appeal to democrats to attend
to their duty no matter how great the
hardship. 1t offered no word of un-
friendly comment on n secret vote,
which is an operation quite distinct
from registration.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Governor,
JOSEPH X. TuNDl.E,
lewis and Clark COUNTY
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JOHN u. CONARlD,
Custer County.
For Congress,
MARTIN MAGlNNIS.
Lewis and Clark County.
Por Chief Justice,
STEPHEN A. DEWOl.F,
silver How COUNTY.
For Associate Justices,
FRANK k.ARMSTRON0.
Gallafin County,
w. N. BlCKFORD.
MissOulA County
For Attorney General.
w. Y. rEMBEkTON,
silver How County.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court,
GEORGE p. COPk,
Madison County.
Ror secretary Of atate,
Be~averhead County.
For state Treasurer,
JERRY COLLINS,
Cascade County.
For state Auditor,
THOMAS ID. FlTZGERAI.D.
Deer Lodge County.
For Supsrtntendent Of Public instruction..
j. X. RUSSELL,
Silver How County.