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THE PENSION DEFICIENCY.

DUE TO COMMISSIONER BLACKS DISREGARD os
MAJOR BELLS ESTIMATE.
Washington, June tSpeciAD.-some Of The United
States pension agents sending out 10 new pen
sloners tho following circular:
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BAPTIST CHURCH or THE EPIPHANY, cor.
Maii.on.aTs and 8iIh.st-Rey Dr. ELDER; Pastor.
md Friday evenings Sunday school at 30. Strangers
cor1laily invited and kindly welcomed
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NEW TRAINS WEST VIA ERIE RAILWAY.

NEW TRAINS WEST VIA ERIE RAILWAY.
an m Solid tralu with dinngca via salamanca
and Chicago aud Atlantic Railway Pullman sleeperS
io Chicago Cleveland, Cincinnati and ST. Louis,
D. M Solid train with Pullman cars via BunaIo'
Niasara Fails and Grand Trunk Railway 70 Chicago.
q M n m solid train 20 Chicag0 via salamanca
Csnnral chanVe In all local schedules June .. :.
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Religions Notices;

ALI SOULS CHURCH, 4sth.sk, west OF 6thsyo--
Rev. A. w. II. EATON will preach at II a. ~ Peace
IrnInn 4 u m
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Beshsrs Dutch Coca wa ussa srenaysly ~ the late
tamented Ev<Qr OF Geffaeny during Ma .onf end tying
llness. an MS physicians recommendedI II ~ -
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saa BE- haa 90 the pslstal hsme Tha Cambridge for
sAef abort af or balance % season tfem patas who
have gene abroad Apply 81 90 shave.
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CHURCH or THE MESSIAH, corner 3ith-sL ana
rark.ave-Service At IL a. Sermon by Rev. ROBERT
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An AorTVg MEMBER, HOWEVER

The Rev DIR. Ormiston resigned his pastorate moro
than year ago on account Of i'll health.
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Notices Of marriages must be iudorsad with fuli
name and address 80
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II NAV save you much trouble IN hnding something
you greatly want 10 look on The Trbune's eighth and
ninth pages to-day.
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disciples OF CHRIST, bGthst., near 9Th ave-,
Tho Rev. b. Is. TYLER. Pastor.
Morning subject: " Brotherly Kindness
Fyenlng: Reasons for Faith In Christi
napt am at the close of evening service.
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nIRRIEn

SBif the People, aerasae fs5gg
they are tired OF bitter WITH The pAin and grpz tsg
psslly follow Carers Little Liver Pills. pm
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Ell oAPITAN GENERAL CIGAR STORE
Imported Key West and Nev.York Cigars at q
uniform profit OF SOC per 100. s8i Broadway, MY. =.
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in the suit for carrisge-hire brought against her by
Ryerson q Brown. Tho examination was post
poned
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY I5S worth.
st., WILLIAM F. BARNARD, superintendent sefytcs
OF song every Sunday AZ 80 O'clock The service Ia
almost wholly BY the children OF the institution. Public
cordially invited
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ST. IGEATIUs CHURCH, sc West loth.st, rev,
Arthur RlrcHlE. Rector, Sunday, T. 7,t1. 80.
Rector, Tho Millennium" naly, T. 0 80 g. 10, D u.
Holy days and Fridays 10 m. extra
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ST. MARKS CHURCH, 2d.ave, cor. l0th.sk--hosa-
ing service and Hoy Communion at IL Row, d. q,
WESTON wilf preach. Eyen-sons 7i5. Anthem W
Nendelssohn will DO sung. D.. t' e
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ST. BARTHoLOM Ew's CHURCH, Mansohsye aaa
ttthSk the Rev D. Ii. GREER. D. y Ree'oss .eios[
school a. 80 MoEping services az II 2esoes
Evening services AZ o'clock strangers weie0ms ~
every service. M
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THE FIRST SOCIETY OF h;Is md s *
Hail. IthaYe, std sLSeYvees IL M zs<y - porlp.
Mrs, NELLIE II BRIGHAM Eiis lesss sg n n re esrn
ins uooI TSs Potentis FSrcs 81 silsn; sgs al iss
The Slen, Work OF unsen spiri,vI TIA sierncon Mira
NJ n WILLIAMS Mrs A, Q. HEm s mi enaynolas
MAGGIE u ONElLL VIII CIV" 49, -
nroafs d. sDlfil f,<f-fy
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,r,,,, ,,r,s ScRTS. TEAeE. UNION WI no'a Ia
.,.r hE Hp.ys ,nsstins on ssndsy suss TX
At All Seuls CHURCH ~ isa'ss' "''' y -
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415 10 4E3 East FIty f0uTh.st
BYRNE BROS.
n7b snrng-St.
HYGETA SPARKLING DISTILLED WATER CO.,
349, 35I and $50 West Twelfhst.
s. A. LUDIN,
AL and 473 Eleventh ave.
ITGHTE & BRO,
500 East Seventceuthst
JOHN F. MEYER,
bss Westinghouse.
NEW. YORK RoTTLrVG Co.
100 and ICE south Fifth-ave.
wFYMANN DRos..
34l SlNth.st.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-31
AS TO DIVORCE.

The general convention of the Epis-
copal church adjourned without taking
final action on the proposed canon
concerning marriage and divorce. The
law laid down in the old Levitical de-
crees was discussed by the delegates i'm
its relation to social life late i'm the
nineteenth century and the whole sub
ject WAS brilliantly debated. but u de-
cision on proposed changes i'm the code
was left until the next triens,ial con-
vention.
Meanwhile they are having IL tussel i'm
Canada over the establishment of "a
divorce court. At present the upper
house of the Canadian parliament is
the only refuge for afflicted people who
want To break the marriage bond.
Much of the time of the senate is spent
in hearing the testimony in divorce
! cases. IL is said that the senators them
selves strongly resist the proposed in.
novation. probably OH account of the
influence of the Catholic church in that
body, although worldly minded critics
declare that the senators enjoy hearing
the testimony and therefore oppose the
| formation of "A court.
When il comes To practical reform
the longest step i'm that direction fol
lows the action of the supreme court
in New York City whose Judges hav.
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THE SIZE OF IT

The infinite littleness of the techni-
calities on which the vote at the tun-
mel precinct was thrown out is shown
in the argument heard yesterday in
Judge DeWOlfe's court.
1t was assumed by democrats that.
behind the facts given to the public
ten days ago, the republicans We're CON
cealing evidence that would startle the
community and lead democrats them
selves to believe that all was not right
at the famous precinct. But the line of
defense for the attempt to steal "A SOW
ereign state is now made manifest. Ii
proves to be Sd utterly childish or so
absolutely rascally, whichever way yo,,
view it, that every reader of yesterday s
proceedings must wonder how the con.
spiracy ever had the impudence tG
come into court.
Yesterdays proceedings are not
sasily summarized. Those whom the
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THREE TERRITORIES.

4 census will be taken next year
which will show how good the govern
Ors Of the territories are Mt guessing.
In Montana, Governor Whites report,
soon he issued, will claim population
of 900 for Montana. this figure in
cl,l(ling 1900 Indians. Governor War
rem puts the estimate on Wyoming's
population at more than one hundred
thousand. which is a total five times
greater than shown by the census Of
1870. The annual report of Governor
StrOup, Of Idaho, gives n population OF
113,7s7 for that territory which seems
to be high. and admits that more than
$4,000 of ldaho's people are MOrmons,
an estimate which probably il low.
Most Of Governor warren's figures
on the wealth and resources of wyOm-
ing are quite i'm contrast with those
furnished in the report Of his pretieces-
sor. lie estimates the value of property
i'm the territory at more than a hundred
millions, making the percentage of in
crease i'm wealth nearly coincident with
that of population. In Montana. Gov
ernor White places the total valuation
of property at Si5OOOO.OOO, this sum
not including the value of that portion
Of mining property which is excepted
from taxation. IL these figures are an
approach to accuracy. the difference
between Montana and Wyoming il not
~ great i'm point either of population
or wealth as many people have Az
sumed.
In the end. Wyoming will doubtless
be rich and thrifty. A large portion of
the territory can he cultivated without
irrigation. ITS mineral wealth promises
much. 1t has vast deposits OF coal and
granite and il bids fair to he a big oil
| producer. There is small chance that
| il will ever retrogade. il expects To out
| strip most of it's northwest neighbors
| i'm the march toward wealth and great
( ness.
As to Idaho. there il the sentiment
| abroad against polygamOus practices
which is strongly urged i'm opposition
to her admission, and which certainly
must be regarded AZ sentiment that
ought to he respected. 1t is true that
the new constitution for Idaho prohibits
pOlygamy. but the nine lives of that
curse take small account of constitu
tional barriers.
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dispute over the tunnel precinct inter
ests ought to read what was said yea
terday, a. given I'm the admirable re-
port of the proceedings printed this
morning ON the local page. The mer-
its Of the defense i'm this case are meas
ured by yesterdays argument over the
manner i'm which the returns ought to
have been sent. ibid Mother Knowles
took time to insist that they should
have been received by mail and claim
ed that the precinct ought to he thrown
out because the returns did not come
through the postOfiice.
II you stand OH the balcony of the
St. Nicholas hotel in Butte and run
your eye past the old Belle smelter the
poor farm and the ranches that dot the
broad valley stretching before you for
nine miles, your vision will rest On the
foot of the famous IIomestake hill. At
the top Of this hill In the tunnel where
Mr.. Jack set up his famous precinct
under promise. ne says. that 1t should
turn out big republican majority.
The nearest postOfiice for that region
in Butte. The returns of election were
brought to that city and promptly de-
iivered to the proper officer. Now
Mother Knowles insists that the pre-
cinct officer should have walked up
Main street and sent the returns
through the pOstotlice instead of turn
ing to the left two blocks below tO de-
liver them i'm person!
This is one of the technicalities urged
by republican cOnspirators as AN excuse
for stealing the state. 1t is fiimsy
enough. but il is ~ good as the next
and better than most of the pretexts
by which an Oflice-hunting cOhOrt in
butte is trying to rob the people and
run away with the state.
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Judge kirkpatrick referred yesterday
to the very able opinion rendered by
Judge Knowles. in which the law ap-
plicable To this case WAS tersely stated" "
Well, what Of! Like many old ladies'.
Old Mother Knowles reserves the right
to change her mind whenever she wants
to, and it is sheer impudence to me,idie
with her opinions. and she won't have
it: there now.
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LET EN- GO lT.

For the past four years or more
scarcely u day gone by that the daily
press has not chrOnicled some new de-
velOpment in the Hatfield -Mct'Oy feud
i'm West Virginia. During that time
McCOys and llatiields too numerous to
mention have died with their boots on,
and no technicalities have been raised.
Meanwhile the feeble efforts of the au-
thOrities to put "a stop tO the war of ex-
termination have availed but little. To
bs sure there are half dozen ar 10
prisoners now under sentence of death
for participating i'm the brutal murders.
hut this fact has had no apparent effect
A few nights ago two prisoners were
taken from u West Virginia Jail and
lynched by the opposing faction, and as
. consequence both sides have again
declared war and hostilities are about
to commence in earnest. The latest
from the seat of war is that about four
score IIatfields were marching OH about
the same number of McCoys. who are
sntrenched i'm the hills.
Both factions are composed of men
who are notorious law-breakers, and
whose chief occupation il the manu-
facture of mOonshine whisky and fight
ing. The authorities of West Virginia
have shown their utter inability to put
a stop to the feud. and il the dispatc cles
should chronicle the fact that both par
ties had been cleaned out entirely ON
the battlefield there will he few who
would read the news with regret.
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Millionaire. Cook or Jockey

IL you can't bc u millionaire, the next
hest thing In to he millionaire's cook or
jockey. Both seem to he taking big slices
of the terrestrial cake just at present.
Vanderbilt pays his cook $1O,OOO, and Au-
gust Belmont's Jockey pulls through ON
the same sum per annun.
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PEOPLE OF PRoMINEFcE.

The Empress Augusta gave 500 to the
fund for the relief of tlic sufferers by the
Antwerp explosion.
Theophile Lantlrcau, the discoverer Of
the immense beds OF Ruano i'm Peru. is liv-
ing i'm comparative poverty i'm Lima.
Prof. w. II. Appleton of the Greek
chair of Princeton college has been
elected to succeed DIR. r. II. MaRill as
president of the Swarthnore college.
Mime. La Roy, who In starting am ex-
ploration tn Persia, Ia accompanied by q
single man servant, but will organise
armed bands as she proceeds.
Mark Twain lives an idle, easy7Roing
sort of existence during nine months OF
the year. Unlike most authors, he works
all summer and rests all the remainder OF
the year.
Alma Taslema ~ described as the least
imposing object i'm his studio. He looks
and IL q little over 50. He IL short and
strongly built and most energetic i'm his
movements.
A statue of walther Won der voRel-
century, was unveiled on September II al
Bozcn, i'm the Tyrol, where he is supposed
10y some To have been born. II is col
lcsssl statue.
After destroying n very large number o,
letters, Mr.. Gladstone has selected 6O,OO(
for preservation and has built for them q
hre-proof room. When his biographeI
comes to overhaul them lac will hnd his
work half done in advance.
club book of the Harvard club that organ
ization now has AO2 resident and 1s2 non
| resident members. The earliest class rep
resented i'm that club Ia that of 1sA7, ans
| the sole representative OF that class Il
! Solomon J. Gordon.
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From the Chicago Ledger.
Petller-I am introducing new kind OF
hair brush which,
business Man timpatiently)-l no
use for n hair brush. Can't you see l am
bald?
Pcsilcr-Yes, sir. Your lady, perhaps
Business Mnn-She's bald, too, except
when she goes out.
ably
Business man-Only n month old. Bald,
too.
Pe<iler-Yo,r the very man I've been
wanting to meet for years. I've got q
rs.storer herc that would grow hnir ON q
vegetable marrow.
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decreed that divorce cases shall no
longer enjoy the secresy OF . hearing
before . referee, this action following
the exposures that attended the motor
iOus Flack scandal.
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From the boston Globe.
Previous to the last week Bismarck had
had not attended an opera a. concert
for twenty years. He has not been INSIDE
u church, except strictly On business, for
~ much longer time. nor has he put him
self on exhibition i'm any foreign country.
There some grand features, after all,
i'm this rugged figure of the real master of
Europe, who spends his vacation OH his
farm among his farm laborers. and de-
spises nothing so much as to- make show
of himself.
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a CasaSsalga Trsbate.

From the I,ng ffne JOsrnal
Bul9o-eyes is mot so blame for tho
ioubae-sl,ufiie dog trot walk of his. lt
was acquired I'm his younger days when
dancing tn tho music Of his irate fathers
voice. The old naan drove slaves before
the war, and after tho war Reese and the
rest Of tho flock had to step tn the same
nlaiHic.
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The Bsritisls INVESTOR.

From the Baltimore American.
Tho dividends will mot materializc ON
these bubbles, and the time must surely
come for a. reckoning. Then follows col
lapse, disaster, widespread depression
and misery. after which the financial
skies will clear up for u season; in fact,
until tho atmosphere again become pois-
oiied and the opportsine germs appear.
The American property owners are not
fieeced apparently. hut the subsequent
catastrophe must inevitable react the
American markets and American b,isi-
lless.
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whore Are Your soldier. /.

From the Springieid Republican.
''where are your soldiers - asked q
South American delegate Of Mr.. Curtis,
at Holyoke, while the party was waiting
for the procession to start. ss)n all our
New England tour have not seen . sol
dier i'm one of the city streets." Mr.. Cur
tis assured him that we did not need many
soldiers in time OF peace, and our small
army WAS ON the frontier watching the
Indians. .'But who preserves order ?''
the delegate persisted. 'Well. there ia
a policeman keeping back the crowd" said
Mr.. Curtis, pointing 10 u blue-coat who
WAS niotionin9 with his club. ' But he
isn't armed" continued the inquirer. ''ln
our country about one-tenth of the able
bodied men soldiers, and in n large
place like this n man stands with a gun
on every street corner. All! this govern
ment by the people IL wonderfulv
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full of LODlp1asslrs.
~. Louis Post dispatch.


The New York finance committee has
finally opened subscription books for the
worlds fair. So MANY conditions, restric-
tions and legal definitions surround the
subscriptions, however, that IL wouldn't
take - very shrcwd lawyer to relieve u
sui,ssriber of the necessity Of putting up
his money IL lIe cared tn keep il.
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1t turns out just AS the STANDARD
predicted. As soon as the case of the
tunnel precinct got fairly into court,
it's merits were disposed of i'm short or
der. Argument WAS closed last night
and a decision will come early this
morning. II Judge DeWOlfe orders
the precinct counted, the returns can
bs. hurried to Helena. This is the day
on which the state board must meet to
canvass the returns. The business
may reach an orderly close unless the
conspiracy chooses to throw new OBJ
st;icies i'm the way of the count.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-31

means Of ezecusion, hs nsighs have besa
killed bong ago hy running mp against .
''live wire." Scven New Yoskesv, not
conviceed Of murder. have not been 80
fortunate.
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AS PLAIN AS POSSIBLE.

Now comes Chairman Seligman with
. letter which was discussed days ago
i'm the territorial press but which did
not get into the columns Of the Butte
Inter Mountain until yesterday. This
letter was addressed tn the New York
Tribune. 1t is sd grossly n misstate-
ment of the case that the Helena In
dependent promptly pronounced the
Ietter forgery, although that sterling
newspaper knew that for weeks Selig-
man had been associated i'm political
operations with AN ex-cOnvict and a
murderer.
Circumstances force the STANDARD
To have n pretty low opinion of MIR.
Seligman. His conduct during the
campaign was not of type that en-
titles him to the respect Of men who
have any admiration for truth and re-
spectability in politics. We do not
share the suspicion which our Helena
contemporary appears to entertain re-
garding the tribune letter. 1t in just
such u lot of political rot as the public
might expect from man Of Seligman's 3
ealibre. AZ the letter has been several
days before the public and Seligman
has not denied it's authorship, we AS
sumo that he is the writer of the
screed.
Ii, indeed. he wrote what the
Tribune printed We desire To say Ia
Mr.. Seligman's face that he is a
dirty liar. This town il sick of being
ibeled by - political scrub: and il this
hook -nosed coward i'm Helena desires
to take any exceptions to the assertion
shat he is "a liar, all he needs tO do il t.
press the button just once.
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John Ball's Conservatism.

From the Detroit journal.
London pcoplc, who less than one hum
dreti years ago tried by force tn prevent
the Introduction Of power printing PRESSES,
are now directing their energies tn keep
ing out electric lights, and low quality
gas, tallow dips and kcrosenc have COM
bined to nlake determined resistance tn
electricity.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-31

Thompson Campbell yesterday told
the reporters just what he would do if
they dared to say anything about him.
It WAS in the mind of the STANDARD
70 remark that the democrats must
have AN awfully poor case if Campbell
can down them: but nov that notice
has been served Oh the reporters, we
assume that the warning extends to
editorial pages and therefore this col
ANN in silent regarding Campbell.
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a Fortunate Man.

Prom the Phadelphia Ledger.
III kemmler hadn't been safely locked
up while the experts have been wrang-
ling over the suitability OF electricity as u
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-31

Misses Fine Cashmere Hose. all
sizes. at 25c per pair, black and
colored.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-31

Ladies' White Merino Vests and
Pants at 45e and 7sc. former
price 75c and SI.25.
Ladies' Scarlet All-Wool Vests
and Pants at ooc per pair.
Misses Scarlet Vests and Pants.
all sizes at 35c per pair. former
price soc.
Five-Button Kid Gloves for soc
per pair. former price SI.oo.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-31

Misses English Ribbed Wool
Hose. all sizes. s pairs for s. 90.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-31
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Heavy Wool Hose at 7sc
per pair, worth 4oc.
The Anaconda standard., 1889-10-31

Minnie Hank has purchased the Was
ncr villa on Lake Lucerne. She did nG
b,iy il for u song, bat about eight ar ten a
them at the prices she got In this co,lntr
will foot the bill.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-12-25

The Bible says, "man is fearfully and
wonderfully made" But Psychologists all
concede that the most wonderful portion
of man is the nervous system. In it are
located the seats of life and mind, and the
control of all the bodily organs. When
the nerves are destroyed, the part Is para
lyzed. The flesh, blood and bones are as
nothing to it. Derangement of the brain
or nerves are causes of headache, fits, dir
illness, futtering of the heart, sexual
weaknesses, sleeplessness, neuralgia, cold
hands and feet. A free trial bottle of DR..
Miles Nervine-the latest and most sue
cessful cure for all these diseases, may be
had at II. I. Eberle's drug store.