The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-10
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CURRENT COMMENT.
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From the Washingt0o l,oSt.
Now that We have heard from Montana,
Il 10 10 he hoped that the West virsinians
will make an effort 10 hurry up their cleo
ton returns.
TAs rr~tA wisa the Ds.ssrsa..
Prom the Laramie Boomerang.
After reading our Montana exchanges
and they are . bright lot-wo are confident
the new state.
ss.sbedy's Grssk Ii On.
From the New York SUN.
Who are the ''poi polloi" of whom our
always lively contemporary, the Chicago
Herald, speaks. Foreigners are tho curse
Of Cook county.
They Are Few and Ear Bstwes..
From the Denver Republican.
The latest French gossip Ii that Boulan-
gers friends have denounced him. II
they all spoke i'm chorus the noise wouldn't
no heard half n block.
More Money In II.
From the Louisville Courier -Journal.
The desertion of 80 many Vermont
farms has been explained. The former
occupants have gone to the towns to run
| bogus medical colleges.
That Wa. Regular bloody Shirt.
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The republican candidate for governor
of Mississippi was once by the
Cleveland Leader as ''the unhung fiend
who massacred union prisoners"
Let Your L,ght No shine.
| From the Chicago Times.
Every correspondent, telegraph editor,
compositor and proof reader i'm the coun.
try having attended different Chinese
schools, the name of the new Chinese
minister to his country appears in q new
light every time we see 1t.
Very Like IL.
From the New York Tribune.
The admission Of lead ore from Mexico,
in which there il n sprinkling of silver OF
more value than the lead. free of duty,
when the law imposes a tariff of one and
would he like dousinR nm oyster i'm pepper
sauce and calling it all peppersauce.
Uncle Hannibal'. Young Old Age.
From the New York SUN.
The Hon. Hannibal Hamlin has been
working destruction among the Maine
partridRes, and occasionally dancing the
f~andanGo at a corn roast, the latest fash
ionable amusement i'm the Pine Tree
state. II there has been n sprucer and
chipperer young man in New England
since 163O than Uncle Hannibal, we will
pay a reward for his name.
Not tn he snee.ed AZ.
From the Fillmore County Republican.
As we went swinging our cane along
walking to the depot at Lincoln last Sat
the rear and sneczed his upper set of teeth
out upon the walk, and rs they went tc
roll past us they came i'm contact with the
iron ferule of our cane and a tooth was
broken of. We felt badly, but nothing u
compare with the other Teller.
It shook Fan Up Pretty WELL
From the Minneapolis Journal.
Elections in the new states resuitet
much as was anticipated. Republican ex
~pcctation of party success in Montans
was rudely shaken by the result OF the con
vention for delegates to thec constitutions
convention, and though the later cam
paiRn was made with great sarnestnes'
and with all the assistance that the Har
rison administration could render the re
publicans were prepared for defeat.
what the Governors said.
From the Boston Traveller.
The governor OF North Carolina In, o
course, talking i'm "a sarkastik manner
when he suggests to Secretary Procto
that Vermont would he q particularly I'm,
state for the new home OF the Chiricahu'
and Warm Spring Apaches. This .is no
precisely in the urbane tone i'm which thu
governor of North Carolina made his his
toric remark to the governor of Soutl
Carolina.
The Humor OF It.
From the River Press.
Up to the moment the polls closed ever.
republican and every republican news
paper i'm Montana said we were going u
have an absolutely fair election-n,
chance for fraud. Registration and TIN
Australia system insured this. The mo
ment they discovered they were heater
they changed their tuno and yelled
Fraud! u "What strange thing
we do SEQ when We haven't q gunw Fun
ny, isn't it?
Missouri and Montana.
Prom the Kansas CITY Times.
Some Of our facetious exchanges are in