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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
HOT TIMES IN OKLAHOMA.
An Election which Wa. Well Advertised
hut EMilssl tO Come aAM.


KANSAS CITY. Sept. 21.-A special from
Oklahoma City. Indian Territory. to the
Times says: To-day was one of the most
exciting days in the history of the city.
About six weeks ago faction of citizens
after failing to induce the council to call
u convention for the purpose of framing
am amended charter. framed one. them
selves and called AN election for the l,s,ss-
pie to vote on il. A. il provided for the
immediate osisting of the present city gov
ernnaent, United States troops, under au-
election. Two or three weeks ago the
charter prepared by a committee author
ICED by the covncil was voted down. The
original charter faction then called AN
election to vote on their charter for to-day,
again without the consent OF the mayor
and council. General MERIT, again
vent Scm, %T'~ ss ,s,on to the % s1" shi- to MORN mr
ing Captain STILES. i'm command
of the troops carried ont the command at
the point of Of b. baNon.,s: ,,, m" polls Were, were
crowd assembled. A number of persons
epticavoresl to vote when Captain stiles
threw his company across the street street and
gave the command to charge. The com
pany encountered no opposition To their
proGry.ss. The leaders of the. charter fac
ton then rushed to another place and de-
ctared the polls open again. captain
Stiles repeated the charge and again
cleared tho street. Glasgow then mounted
a box. called the crowd around him and
advised them tO dispcrsc. Continuing. he
ccnsured interference 10y the military
when Captain Stiles charged the crowd
for the third time and brought the speech
To am abrupt tcrnination. The second
ward polls were then declared open in
another part of the city. Captain Stiles
proceeded to the new voting place. The
s,Ilting with Captain Stiles. advised the
crowd to dispcrsc. The advice wis fol-
lowed and the excitement subsidized. Nine
a Charge of conspiracy against the United
States and city governments.
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Doing. Of tn. Odd Fellows.

COLUMBUS, o.. Sept. 2O.-Thc sovereign
grand lodge of Odd Fellows to-day author
ICED the bdge of Dakota to divide iurisslit-
ton at the next annual meeting and au-
thorized the grandsire tn grant charter
to the grand encampment of North Da-
kota. The constitution was amended tn pro
vide for the election of officers of the SOW
ereign grand lodge annually, instead of bi-
en- nially, permitting state and territorial
grand lodges To make laws distlualifying
persons engaged ina the sale of Intoxicating
beverages from membership in the order.
A resolution providing for 1s year mem
bersliip amended to lay over until next
session was rejected.
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NOT HUMAN BLOOD

Law yer. for the Crsnin su.ssccts Duprss
ny Two Reporters.
SIscial to the standard.
CHICAGO, sept. 2.-t'onsislcrablc cx-
citcIncnt has been created hers, by the an
no'Inccncnt made by the experts hired 10y
the attorney for the defense in the Croniti
murder trial that specimens at the bloasl-
stained cotton furnished them by the
states attorney cotton found in the.
Carlson cottags. was not stained 10y huInsi Q,
blood and the defense have bs.s.n highly
elatcd over this fact. IL IL said that the
cotton mentioned was placed tiicr. 10y
two reporters OF an evening paper. who.
to get sensation for their paper, deter
mined to place evidence Of the crime ia,
the basement of the cottage. and for that
purpose secured the cotton and "a beef =
liver, squeezed blood from the latter op,
the cotton. broke into the cottage and tai
their surprise were confronted by evil
dcncc of the real crime. In their anxiety
to secure suspicious OF murder they
dropped the cotton in tho basement. This
story has been suiDstautiated and the a.
torn"ys for the defendants are not su
cheerful as befor. the facts became
known.
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DEER LODGE TOPICS.
Republicans Make 70 Chang Their Fro
Eramsoe-sDtlscr Notes anss Ssss-.ip.
special Correspondence of the standard

Republicans Make 70 Chang Their Fro
xrams"e-sDsis~r Notes and ssss-.ip.
special Correspondence of the standard
DEE. LODGE. Sept. 21.-St. Mary's acasl-
cn,y of Deer Lodge OPENS this year with "a
good attendance, there i,,ing thirt y-thrss
boarding pupils and ten day pupils. The
teaching i'm which the academy eNccls is
in music. painting and fancy nccsiicwork.
Therv are four teachers. Sisters Evanecl-
ista, Rcuphcnia. Zoe and (sencvicvc. The
building IL counioslio,ls and comfortably
arranged and the grounds and improve
mcuts surrounding in good taste and
pleasant to the eye. To add to- the fur
thsr comfort and convenience of the I,,I-
pills. hot aud cold water now being put
in the building.
The funeral services Of Sir Knight David
II. Mcfarland took place yesterday after
noon from the Episcopai church and were
knights OF Pythi.is and doe Dowslssll Divi-
sion No. 3 uniformed rank, knights Of
Pythias. The funeral was largely at
tended. and the business houses of the
town were closed after , o'clock ont of re-
spcct to the deceased.
Eli ID. holland. am old miner of Philips
mime. IL i'm town.
Mr.. Charles G.. Bir,i~..yr. merchant Of
Blackfoot City and Avon. came over yes
-. il. O'Bannon and j. IA. Duffy. at
tor'icys at law, have gone to H"lmvillc.
the, first la defend and the second to prose-
assault tn slo bodily injury. All the facts
have not com. to us yet. but il seems that
Miss Mstarrison took two ar three shots
three or four hundred yards at "a man who
she claims was tr,~spassing upon her
property.
cIssi about the proi,abic outcome at
Champion and will thcrcfors. send the
Hon. Thomas IL. Carter up there. Monday
night instead Of to Deer Loslg' as ahver-
tisstl
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BIG BANK ROBBERY
Mysterious Di-apssrssrnnc~ or $4,000 frosa
4 Vault lm Hurley. Mt..

~ Nnun tu Harley. Wis.
HCRLEN, WIS.,, Sept. 21.-The Iron Ex-
change hank was blown open last night
and over <iO.OUO was stolen. Ths. money
WAS tai pay the miners of the Ashland and
Germany mines. The cashier put the.
money inside the iron vault and left short
~ after o'clock. The second door Of the
vault was opened with "a key. indicating
the work of experts. The officers are az
- loss to know which way :o turn. A light
was left burning in the office. and a few
minutes after nine ~ man was seen work
ing at the safe, hut he had on the CASH
icr's office coat nothing was thought
OF IL 10y those who passed the hank. The
cashier returned shortly after IL o'clock.
when he discovered the money was miss
ing. Active measures wcrs' then taken to
get a clue to the robbers. bat no trace of
them has been found. The express com
p,ny has NO receipt for the money from
tina bank officials.
Not even the faintcst cline was left by
the bold burglars. The sius,r of the vault
had not hs,cn marr,-si. and it WAS opened
by some one who had learned the couibi-
nation. There werc only two men sup
posed tai is. in ths. I,s,~ss.~sion of il, Cashier
Reynolds and Assistant Cashier Leonard
Icrrius. The exact amount stolen was
Sss.Ss6. The robbers wers evidently i'm
too great 10 hurry to take small silver, and
~ .ssn was left behind. The United States
express company is the. loser of the money.
They did not deposit il in tho hank bat
merely left 10 there for safe kesping over
night, when il wosild be delivered to the.
cotiSivncs,. Manager William II. Lyon, OF
the Ashland and Gersnania mines.
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LoUIsvILLE. Sept. 21.-This WAS the
third day of the annual meeting of the
Louisville Jockey club. The weather was
clear and the track good.
All s,gcs. one uiilc-Ncvadis won. CaInas
second. Wary third. Time. :43sI.
Mile and sir.-siNteenth h-IBrsAnslolsttc
won. Harry Glenn second, Burs.h third.
Time. :32H.
Belle Meade stakes. for IIlaitlens two
year. old. tbrcc-sluartcrs OF a. sailc-kittie
(hcatharn won, Eberlcc second, kGusas
Chief third. Time, :17L.
Three-year-olls. thrcs.-sI,iarter-s of u mile
May q. won. Beth 3roeck second, Lot
tie third. Time, l:17M.
Two-ycar-oids. oIls,-half OF n mile
Carter B. won. Flyer second, Lady Kane
third. Time, :tesL.
Ouc-half of ~ miis.-Sis O'Lca won, Win
ncr second. English Lady third. Time,
JDL
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,,acsnx In tia. Mud at Boston.

BosToN, Sept. 21.-The track at Frank
lin park to-day was fetlock deep in mud.
Thrce-quarters of "A mile-Romp won.
Alfred B. second, Flagoiette third. Time,
1:27N.
One and one-eighth miles-lady Pulls
ifer won, Iceberg second, Reward third.
Time, 2:OS.
Scvcn-eighths Of a milc-California won,
Madic Lowell second, Pomery Sec third.
Time, ::ss34.
One and onc-sluartcr miles. over hur-
dles-1arquin won, Ligero second. Vol
tiguer third. Time. 2::ss.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
Another Crouiu Su.pses.t,

SAN Francisco. Sept. 21.-An evening
paper says Chief of Police Tompkins and
Captain Fletcher, of Oakland were inter
viewed this afternoon and denied any
knowledge of the Chicago police ar detet'-
tives being i'm Oakland i'm search of }. j..
Hcffcrinan, said tn bc wanted in Chicago
for completely i'm the Cronin ease. No such
name as j. j. Heffcrnan appears in the
Oakland directory and no one seems to
have any knowledge of him.
Lees said fortnight that the Chicago po-
lice notified him several months ago that
HciTcr,nan was supposed tn bs. i'm this city,
and that he investigated the matter at
that time. He found the man and secured
evidence that he could not have been con-
ncctetl with the murder. He says Heffer-
man is well connected here. but refused tn
disclose his identity.
CHICAGO, Sept. .2i.-To-niorr,w the Infe,'-
Oceun will say that HcfrerInan. AN alleged
Cronin suspect mentioned i'm to-tlay's dis
patches. is believed tn bc i'm Sacramento.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
TWO MORE VICTIMS.
Horrible sights at the SCENE of thr Land
-liste in ssuetss'c.

Horrible sights at the scenr of thr 1-ans-
slide In sIueis~c.
OUEHEc, Sept. Y.-This afternoon the
body of Mrs. Kemp was found under "a
mass of stones. bcains and rs.ftcrs. Her
head only was clear. In order tn release
the body the men attempted to move "a
stone weighing some five hundred
pounds, hut il crashed down upon tho
woinan's head. smashing il to a jelly. The
body was recovered later, but one leg was
torn oil in pulling i; out of the wreck.
The corpse of Margaret wclch was
reached under "a pile of masonry. the head
being almost severed from the i,o&ly.
which was horribly m,itiiatcd. These arr.
the only additional corpss.s found after
twcnty-four hours work. The quantity OF
rocks, lumber and masonry il great
that three four hours hard work does not
show any decrease i'm the debris. IL il
: thought that sixteen persons still
missing and that they were in the base
ncuts OF the buildings at the time at the
laiislslisle. The debris must In. cleared
level with the ground In ORDER to get at
them, and this will occupy several days.
The guard roorn of the river police station
has been transformed into - rnorttiary
chapel and the twenty corlpsss
recovered have been laid in
"a i'm front Of the altar. which 10
number of taI,crs and lamps are burning.
Aromatic s.ssencs,s also burned. The.
chapel Is opened To the public. aud pcople
flock there. en- nassc. The funeral will
take l,luCc Tomorrow.
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soldiers Cannot Vote.

wAsHINGToN, Sept. 21.-Secrctary
Proctor has been looking further into
complaints coming from persons i'm the
new states that "a number of soldiers
qIiartcrcd therein were about To vote at
the approaching elections. The secretary
has replied that soldiers cannot acquire
legal voting residence 10y means of their
military service i'm the state, aud IL they
undertake to vote illegally the civil au-
thortics will bc able to cope with the diff
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France Make. an Apology.

Special to the Standard.
WtsttI> >,roN, Sept. 21.-What is known
as the Menteris sircs.sakers' case has
been settled to the ssiti>faction of the
United States and all parties concerned.
This was the ease of two American ladies
who. while travelling i'm France. wer, ar
rested for not paying their drsssmaker's
hill. Minister Reid investigated and rs-
ported the case to Secretary Blaine, tho
demanded satisfaction from the French
governments. The latter has made an
apology and rcprimansls.d the officials
Who arrested the ladies.
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knights Of Labor In Had shape.

PII-rsBURG, Sept. 21.-The Leadsr will
publish a story tomorrow on reliable a,i-
thority To the effect that the entire execu-
tive board OF the knights of Labor has
been suspended because Of there being no
money i'm the general treasury to pay
their salaries. Also that all general lee
turers with the possible exception OF
Wright have been called in for tn. same
reason. Mr.. Powslerly is said to he pre-
pairing his resignation which he will pre-
sent to the general assembly i'm Atlanta
i'm November for the reason that he IL not
getting his salary. He will then begin
practice of law.
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The santa Ee Convention.

SANTA FE, Sept. 2l.-In the constit,s-
tional convention to-day the question as
to whether the constitution he submitted
first to congress or the people for ratifica-
ton took up most of the time. The de-
bate was postponed finally until to-niUht's
session. II now looks though conaress
will l,e asked to consider the constitution
and give New Mexico am act before the
people of the territory have am oppor't'I-
of some minor work yet to he done by the
committee ON revision and adjustment,
the convention practically completed its
work to-day, and an effort is being made
to clear everything before IL O'Clock to-
night. A clause was adopted to-day read
ing as follows: The natural right OF the
hereby acknowledged. This is
the institution gets to the observance of
SUNDAY.
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Great Fails Ssssssivs.
IA. sfnnslarsl

GREAT FALLS, Sept. FL. Foley and
Donald Grant arrived here. to-day. They
will lcgin on Monday the construction of
the Belt Mountain railroad. which will bc
about sixty miles long. and will connect
this city with the mining camps at Barker
and Nchart. The contractors have found
all the teams they needed here, and will
have them at work on every mile of ths.
road i'm less than week. Foley il n
member of the firm of Minnesota con-
tractors who built the Eastern Minnesota
railroad from Hinckley to Duluth. Donald
Grant is the. wcll-known railroad builder
who, with Shepherd. built TIA. Montana
extension OF the Manitoba railroad
to- Great Falls, 512 miles, in
seven months. The contractors intend
To finish the Belt Mountain railroad
quickly to bs ready for large under
takings in the spring.
The week CLOSES with tho democrats
jubilant, leaving nothing to chance.
Dyas, who boltesi the convention and il
running for clerk of the district court, has
ceased to be of any consequence in the
contest. He is i'm atiiliation with the re-
publicans, and will receive only republic
can votes. The town il full of politicians
from the country. The registry lists were
posted i'm public places tonight. The
exact registration i'm this district IL Sy'.
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Weather Crop bulletin.

wAsHINoroN, Sept. 2i.-Thc weather
crop bulletin for the week ending Scptern-
her n says: Reports from the northwest
and states of the Ohio valley indicate that
am excellent corn crop has been secured
and only slight damage has resulted to
crops in that section from the recent
frosts. In the winter wheat states ground
j. generally in good condition and seeding
is progressing rapidly.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-22
The lrouin Trial.

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-No additional jurors
were secured i'm the Cronin ease to-day.
Before adjournment Attorney Donohue.
ON behalf of his client kunze, renewed his
motion that he bc given Information to
the evidence against kunzc, saying he
knew no more than when appointed 10y
the court to- defend the prisoner. The
matter was argued at length and finally
taken under adv yiss.meut.
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WAsHiNoroN. sept. 21.-As result of
the order issued by Secretary Proctor six
weeks ago, establishing u bureau OF res-
orSis and pensions i'm his office, the num-
ber of pension claims awaiting examine
tion. which was then 4O,0D with u daily
accumulation OF loo, have all been rassad
upon and il is now possible for claims re-
cs.ived i'm the morning 90 be examined
and disposed OF the same day.
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The Fight fur ss,ysh-'. Millions.

SAN FRNNCIsco, Sept. 21.-Alice Edith
Blythe to-day fled AN answer to the
amended complaint of Florence Blythe i'm
the Blythe estate contest. The complaint
denies that Thomas n Blythe. the deceased
millionairc, signed - paper ackuowlesiG-
ing himself the father of Florence. and
states that the deceased had no knowledge
of the paternity of Florence Edith through
letters from Julia Ashcroft and James
Crisp Perry, alleging that the former Was
the mother and the deceased the
father of Florcuce. The answer then al
lcgs.s the deceased WAS not the father OF
Florence and that the statement made by
Julia Ashcroft and Joseph Crisp Perry
were false. and asks that Florence he de
barred from sharing in the estate of de-
ceased. Alice Edith Blythe claims to bs.
the widow of Thomas Blythe.
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LoCIsviLLE, Sept. 21.-John Is. Nell
vane & Son, consisting of John IL. Nell
vane's estate and j. Banks McIlvanc. as
signed this afternoon for the benefit of
their creditors. The Arm has been in eN-
istence here. i'm the whisky business for
twenty-five years. They are surety for
Mattingly x Sons for S1Ui.UD. They can
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p.ri.,,r,, In the FLAMES.

Sr. PAUL. Sept. 2i.-Last night the res
idence of Michael Haupt. weil-to-slo
farmer living near Spring Hill. this
county, burned, and his two sons, Conrad
and Alois, aged respectively NJ and ..S
years, pcrishetl. Other members Of the
family barely escaped.
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Bs~vsabltcsm Rally ss Deer s.sssls~.


DEER LoDs8E, Sept. H.-Aisoit two hum
slrcsl persons. many of whom wcr~. demo
Gratis and ladies, assembled tonight at
Cottonwood hall tai listen tai the Hon. I.
w. Lansing, OF Nebraska. Mr.. Lansing
was introduced 10y DIR. Douglas. i'm speech
of about twenty minutes, in which was
crowded many silly and bi,rotsd
marks as il il possible, to crowd into a
pleasant speaker, full of anecdotes
and TREATS his subject fairly. His speech
was mostly devoted to the tariff, and was
good ON that subject as could bs,
pscts'd from - republican standpoint. He
threw sop to the farmers by saying that
there WAS q tariff ON farm products such
rs baroii. hams, hay. etc., as IL they needed
protection. One startling remark msssis,
by the speaker was that ths. democrats re-
fused to discuss the silver question, yet he
dared not discuss il himself. The. speech
WAS we'll received tpy the republicans.
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NEW York. Sept. 21.-The Hatch Litbo-
hands of the sheriff ~ judgment for
SD,UO. The company had a capital stock
of Sl5O,OO. The liabilities are about
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Notes from Phiiip-burg.

Special to the standard.
PHtLIPsBUKs8, Sept. 2i.-Iiou. e.. w.
Cassidy of Nevada, John X. Toolc, w. j..
Penrose and w. NJ. Thornton arrived
here, to-day cn-ro,ite for Granite. where.
they will speak Tonight. A big gathering
il anticipated as great enthusiasm was
displayed when the news was received
there of their intended arrival.
w. Schap and Miss Shrocticr were.
rnarricsl in the parlors OF the Kaiser house
this evening. A reception and supper
will bc had at the ranch OF ti,. bridegroom
tonight.
The republicans at Rumscy held "A mass
meeting ther. tonight. All the repubii-
cans belonging to the burg. numbering
about -. headed 10y "a bass drum corps
aud cymbaI-. went To- Join thcm.
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violated the Neutrality Laws.

Cry OF MExICo, Sept. H.-Thc mill
tary supreme court to-day sentenced Cap
tain Nunez and Lieut.. CabIrl to ten years
imprisonment for violating the neutrality
Law 10y entering United States tcrritoryl
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2i.-Speaker Carlisle
and wife are i'm this city their way to
Pocatcllo, Idaho. where their son is Sc
rioiisly i'll.
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heaviest shock of earthsluake experienced
here for years occurred to-day. No dam
age Is reported.
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Yesterday. Isall Games.

Al washingtou-was ton 4, Boston
4.
At indi,napolis-Inslia q. Pitts
burg9.
AT PhilasielIhia-AtiI 3, New York
q.
Al Chicago Chicago 4, Cleveland z.
At Kansas City-kansas City ., Louis
willie ..
AZ Baltimore Athletics II. Baltimore 3.
Al Brooklyn Brooklyn -. Columbus 4.
Al st. Louis-St. Louis 4, Cincinnati S.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-05-16

The citizens of Council Bluffs are
making an earnest effort to secure the
old rate for firemen, viz: one cent q
mile for liremen in uniform, but the
ruling of the commissioners is dis
couraging. The gentlemen decide that
If the cent-a-mile rate is given to fire.
men it must be granted to all travellers
for the time specified, which would Of
course demoralize the whole passenger
traffic for that period The ruling is
in conformity with the spirit and letter
of the law, but Is discouraging to the
fire laddies. A committee from the
Bluffs City is now in Chicago interced.
ing with managers in behalf Of the low
rate. Meantime the local agents have
orders to issue tickets at the customary
excursion rate one and one-third fare
for the round trip.
Later. Since the above was placed
in type the railway commission has
ruled that the railway companies may
transport volunteer flremen free IL they
so choose, 1t Is not known that the
companies will consent to do so, but
as they have a common interest in the
towns of Iowa it may be hoped that
they win improve this opportunity to
recognize the Departments that have
gratuitously done so much for them,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-05-16

We are showing the most complete lines OF NEW SPRING
Dry GOODS in all styles shown in Audubon. Please call
and examine Ladies' and Chldens Fine Shoes speciality
s~ Remember Second Grand Opening Saturday!
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1889-05-16

MONEY on real estate 7 per cent and
lowest rates on personal or chattel Sc.
curity at Nash, Phelps 4 Green's, south
side squire ever Commercial Bank.