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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12
Iowa Prohibition Freaks.

DUBUQUE. Dec. IA new phase Of the
state proLibitory law has developed i'm
Cascade, Dubuque county. There is a
clause i'm the law that empowers the
sheriff Of any county 10 have jurisdiction
within $40 yards Of the county line. Cas-
caale just beinR on the dividing line he
tween Dubuque and Jones counties, comes
within the jurisdiction of the latter
county. He has just summoned number
Of prominent citizens OF that town. in-
Guiding the mayor, most of the council
and other officials. as habitual drum karSis,
To appear at Ananosa. the county seat of
Jones county. and testify against the IA
saloon-keepcr,s OF Cascade. The people
summoned are naturally somewhat
worked up, and the postmaster il accused
of being tire informer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12
IN HONOR or rHE DEAD.



Je0er.os Dsvs..
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1.-THE city was
crowded to-day with people representing
the prominence, wealth and chivalry of
the southern statcs. SiH or seven govern
ors were here attended, by their staffs and
bringing with them great delegations of
people. A dosen companies from Georgia,
Texas, Mississippi and the Louisiana
state national guards and the volunteer
military OF New Orleans took part in tl'e
parade.
The floral decorations added this MORN
ing. from every state and city i'm the
ssrIth, were superb i'm design and finish.
The town WAS drapsd from one end tn the
black. AT an early hour this morning the
streets were throngcd with soldiers and
flrcnien in uniform, menhcrs of civic
orsrx ors1%s rns,.;n ana and rspr..,vs- ,;a.,;1
soon as the doors of the city hall were
opened. the visitors began to
farewell view of the remains of
the famous confederate leader. The
crowd of visitors was even greater than
yesterday. Al II ND the caskct was closed
and the remains carried to the front pprti-
where the. simple and impressive rites
of the Episcopal church were performed.
was tienscly packed with people and the
balcony and every available space from
which the pageant could ts viewed WAS
crowded in the extreme.
Nashville memorial services in honor of
Jefferson Davis were held i'm this city ut
noon. and iu every town and hamlet in
middle and western Tennessee. Business
was suspended in Norfolk. Portsmouth
and surrounding towns to-day, and the
people turned out snmasse to attend SER
vices in honor of the memory of Jefferson
Davis.
cry is wrapI,ssl in cmblesns OF mourning
and sorrow. During the hours of the.
funeral, the bells of the city were tollesi.
minuct guns fired from capitol hill, and
appropriats. memorial services held and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12
DUELINO WITH RAPIERS.
Two H0t lBlO0sied Young CALIFORNIA;
Fight According tai the Code.


Fight According ts, the Code.
POMONA, CAL. Dec. ia duel was
fought near this city ON Tuesday evening
i'm strict accordance with the code. The
affair was kept secret, but notwithstant-
ing the care exercised to keep IL from the
public, the facts came out.
Since October last two prominent young
men from Pomona Lucas, former
ly of louisiana, and Herbert Priestly.
each aged -. years-have been rivals for
the hand of a young lady of excellent
family. They had frequent quarrels and
recently came to blows. Finally Lucas
challenged Priestly to- fight with Spanish
rapiers. The challenge was accepted and
the two men met on the ball ground.
Lucas, who il both wiry and quick and
a practiced fencer. was quickly seen to he
the better OF the two. The arrangements
were for three minute bouts. Al the end
of the second bout, w hen Priestly had been
cut i'm the breast and head and twice i'm
the shoulder. the seconds became alarmed
and stopped the fight. Priestly's wounds
were dressed and he was taken away from
town. Lucas has also disappeared. The
seconds are here and known. hut no ar
rests have been made. The young men
are of good families. and the story of the
fight has caused much excitement.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12

wAsHINGroS, Dec. II Mrs. Claude
Augustine, her year old daughter and
two infants were drowned i'm Milwaukee
river at Saukvillc to-day. One little hoy
was playing on the ice which WAS broken
through, and Mrs. Augustine attempted to
rescue. him. Her tiA,igh hter tried tai help
her mother and tho three drowned.
when the remaining 4 year old child tod
died out on the, nc, crying for ITS mother.
and fell into the same hole. In an instant
lie like the Others was carried beneath the
ice. man saw the tragedy, hut all was
over before he could reach the spot.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12
" hich Was Near-Sightesi 4?

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. IL. - Frederick
Schiller, n young German who has saved
quite u competency since his residence
here, and who has become prominent
i'm German circles of society, has ap ,licsl
to court for n divorce. He says that he
was boarding with Mrs. Detler, and she
prevailed upon him to enter into corre-
sponslence with her sister, who was still
in Germany. By degrees she induced
him tn propose to her sister, and photo
graphs being exchanged, he made a pro-
posal of marriage and was accepted. He
sent his affianced money to buy n ticket
to this country, purchased her an outfit
was stone blind in one eye and near
sighted in the other. He has been i'm con-
stant misery since discovering how he
was imposed upon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12

CHICAGO, Dec. l1-Judge Horton OF the
county court said to-day that the story
that Mrs. wad,lingham had Obtained u
divorce from her husband the millionairt,
cattlenan was untrue. The case came uI,
before Judge Horton last Saturday and
her attorney informed him that Mrs.
watltlingham was in New York ill, and
unable To he present. hut they offered her
deposition. Judge Horton has refused to
grant the divorce, and added: "Mrs.
watldingliam must bc here. Ii she il sick
and dies she won't need "a divorce. IL sir.
divorce cnses into Chicago must bc
stoppssl,"
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JUDGE rULLER's ADDRESS.


washiassea'. Inassarnssoa.
wAsnINGroN, Dec. 11.-In pursuance of
the resolution adopted ny congress In
February. the two houses met i'm the hall
Of representatives to-day 10 hold the GEN.
tennial exercises I'm cosnnscmoration of
the Inauguration OF the first president of
the United States. Chief Justice Fuller
Of the s,spreme court Of the United States
delivered an Grafton ON the progress of
America.
Washington, the orator saidl. had be-
come first i'm war, not so much
by victories over the enemy
i'm constancy which no REVERSE. NO
could take or overcome. He had bs'cone
first i'm the hearts OF his countrynen he
cause the people comprehensied the great
ness OF their leader. and recognized i'm
him Nh entire absence Of personal ambi-
themselves, and of mankind. He had be-
come the first i'm peace by bringing to the
system he had psrticipated i'm creating on
behalf of the people whose Independence
he had achieved, the same serene jusiS-
patience, the same sense of duty, the same
farsighted comprehension of the end tn t,s'
attained that marked his Ca, earser Ger from i,s
trary power in respect tn the presidential
office, Judge Fuller said:
"But no fear. no jealousy. could he en-
tertaincd of him, who had Indignantly re-
PEELED the sugRcstion OF kingly power,
who had unsheathed his sword with re-.
gret and laid il down with JOY, who had
never sought am ofiicail position, hut
cepted public office a public trust i'm
Difference to so unanimous demand for
necessity; whose patriotism filled the
whole country, the grandeur of which he
Judge Fuller spoke of the pam Ameri-
can congress and the lasting form of our
government. and closed with brilliant
perOra:ion, predicting grand future Tor
the nation.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12

New York, Dec. 1.-The coal dealing
firm Of Aipers Il Swartout, is i'm serious
trouble. A rumor of their failure circu-
lated yesterday. placed the amount OF
their liabilities at S.JD.UD. Swartout says
his partner. Alpcr-. who has the coInbiila-
ton to the safe, has hs,eu absent since
Thursday. and that he is i'm complete ig-
uorancc of the state of affairs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12
KETTLE JACKS GANG.
Eleven cut rh roats and Rotsts~r~ I.yact~si
by wyomiag settlers.

TIT u "a T.EU
by wyoming settlers.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. IA special from
Cheyenne says: The repor. comes tn the
effect that the people of big Horn Basin,
Johustown county. have. broken up Kct-
tie Jacks gang OF thieves and rut-thrs,ats,
by lynching eleven of them aud driving
the remained of them out of the. country.
Kettle Jack and his companions arrived
in that region about IA year ago. After be-
ing reinforced 10y "a number of desperate
characters they began Ia plumber
the settlers. A farmer and
two s,ns pursued the Rau9 and made
n fight for some OF their stoicn property,
hut were shot down. The people living
iI the basin, some 80 in number, lived in
mortal terror of Kettle Jacks hand. Jack
captured and forced into marriage. ~
daughter of "a leading citizen. Her father
headed IA pursuing party hut the rsscuers
were defeated with the loss of two men
aud half N dozen wounded. Jack grew
bolsicr and boisicr until the citizens finally
organized and the iynchinR followed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Dec. 1.-Rcports
from north of this city show that much
damage was done 10y the water rising in
the Sacramento river and it's tribtIta ric-
caused by the recent rains The river has
risen over twenty-six feet above the low
water mark at Colussa. The lcvee broke
below that town this morning. flooding
thousands of acres. Hundreds of men arr
patrollinR the levees watching for dan. ger.
Several wasiiouts have occurred and "A
number OF small bridges were washed
AWAY.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1l.-Some of the
California delegation are in favor of
adopting some method to prevent illegal
Immigration of Cinnamon across the Ca
madam border. IL il proposed to iss,ie n
certificate To- every Chinaman who is emu
mcrsatesl in "a census which will bc made
next June. After the expiration of six
months all Cinnamon found without "a GER
tiiiclte will be sent out Of I'll. country.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12
InJuret By an Old Cannon.

COLUMBIA, $. e., Dec. 11.-By the pre-
mature explosion of cannon used i'm
firing u salute to-day j. w. Fouchc was
badly burned. He will probably lose his
eyesight. Il. w. Blenton had "a hand
shattered. his arm laceratetl and other
wise wounded. Several others were slightly
injured. The cannon was that used i'm
firing salute when Sotiths Carolina
secetled from the union. Ii was hshed
out Of the river some years ago, where il
had been thrown when Sherrnan's army
was about to enter the city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12
Tcrv,b,. Wins, storm.

PrrrsBURG, Dec. 1.-THE most dcstruc-
tive wind and rain storm that ever visited
the western portion of Westtnorcland
county passed over the new city of Goau-
ctte early this morning. Houses were
blown down and unroofs.sl and trees torn
up 10y the roots aud carried "A long distance.
Two large thrcs,story frame buildings
were completely demolished. No lives
were lost.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12
Washington Notes.

wAsHrNGToN. Dec. 1.-THE Silcott in
vestigation committee to-day agreed To a
preliminary report and will submit il to
the house Tomorrow. The amount Of the
deficit is given as already stated At about
$1l 800.
IL is believed that the speaker will an
nounce the rest of his committees one
week from tomorrow, SO they may bs.
allotted during the holiday recess.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12
A ksn.n. Hank Failure.

ABELISE, Kas., Dec. IA careful esti-
mate regarding the failure of the First
National bank, place the liabilities at $l3i, =
GD and assets in western land mortgages
$2iO.OD. The comptroller of ths, currency
has taken possession. The Kansas Farm
s.rs insurance company. of which the pres
idcnt of the broken bank il also president,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12

LoSDoS. Dec. H. Negotiations entered
upon in the hope of preventing a general
strike of gas forces have failed and u
rike is now imminent, which may leave
all of London that depends upon gas in
total sl.t rl ness.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12
An Unan.~.rabls Arxu,..~ns

FROM TUCK.
Benevolent Gentleman: You look -
me .ls il you were iu the habit of drinking
too much liquor.
Mcndicant: Well, I've just come from
Chicago. aud you've gotter drink there.
There re :, ,Aso saloons i'm the town, and
they've all gotter live. What show has
one man got against such u number.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12

SANTA CRUZ, Gala. Dee. li.-By "a ciou,,-
burst over Pcrry's mill last night live
houses were washed down the stream.
Joseph Easton was drowned. There were
several narrow escapes.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12
,.,n. Cn.,up,ou.h,p

SYDNEY, Dee. ll.-Kemp. in a published
interview. maintains that bc il entitled to
the championship made vacant by the
death of Searle.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12
FREIoHT TRAFFIC SUSPENDED.
The strike the Northern Pacific
Threatens tn SpreAsl.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE strike the
Cascade district of the Northern Pacific
railroad which began last Sunday, and lip
to this time has becn considered n local
matter, threatens to affect the whole road.
Not n freight train has arrived at de-
parted from Tacoma or Seattle for three
days. Freight traffic from Helena to Ta-
coma is practically suspended.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12

MADISON. Wis. Dee. l1.-Geueral David
Atwood, age rs, editor of the State journal,
died this afternoon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12

The oldest PinuaAksr Dead.
ALBANY. y. ", Dec. u.-James A. GRAY,
the oldest pinnaker in the United States,
is dead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

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thrnsF nafthrflr ttstrikr co. Isni nus nf ffrlnsf
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
siHirI siR q Real EIll q EIsut.i
STATE 90 MAt>E

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isss 90 sxseati.sa datri dst.iief n. 4. ID. -
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ten thef,of i.~sun Ani hal ien 81 raiis. withis
an.t Coz ssii County on ths seconf fue-isf y
tTtaief, \. ~ ls~l. o. su, 90 M ilst .laf ~
skt.sl~f 4 n -. in fsfur ~ Norcs- Neutnn
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sani-sfu ~ frveiosu. County ~ Cariuii, an'i
stais - Nss IIswp-hife. iuF inv huslirri
AL sittT six doiiafs. ant fsftY ans csrt-
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gounty - Osfuri. 90 -atarlaf, ths tssutf
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ait rortrr with M huiiiinrs thsrun. 40
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s.uth ~ hnsi - 4 4 ~tanlrf ant hnsi - in-rpt
pauEis.' act -s.' iy raj lsa.iins fro'a Porte
village o. -tanhv's mills.
GrogGE q. SHIRLEY.
Dspuiy shsris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
A urA. rack

The prank PLAYED upon couple rr'vni.
I Ia maffiyi. seems o. have the call usrI
ans yrt h~ad frm. Following the ,crr-
mnn, which ioiur,l them IN wvllock. The
couple entered a hack Hni wrrv cunSeYell
~ il. station IN thl. cts to await ths
train uhirh as 90 take them upon ihe
Nr,lliug lnurury. Arriving a. The station
they vrr- considerably suWfiseil o. .rr
that go ol.i .io~. fist.ns-i hv several yuri'
~ wirr. htd il-cn dangling from The rvtr
aNir ~ the hack ani ~ this condition
thr, hal pls.ci through The principal
.trr-is ~ The cts.
Of ruur.r tils o,f-nsinur,i quite q laugh
! Among The friend. Who htd ssssmhlrii tu
/ 49, ihr couple 81. boat ln time other MT.
ter. rnrrussrYi their thoughts. Finally
To- .hrirk 81 the approaching trtln Sa'
hrirl nnl thr rutirr party made q dtsh
for ille outer ~ iifnun - thr sisiiun. Ii'
,uunr man n De- hti uni. itis-l as "hrsi
ga ~" 20 thr wedding. wHs particularly
attentive o. the grpum. tni inslsirl uI1nn
carr, ing hi. h,ni .lirh~l fur him. llc
even Nrui 90 fir in hs kiulnr.. as tu
enter thr train, anl When the wri'irl
couple tnuk their .rsis d. 'irposli'sl ihr
.ltrirl ls..i T. ilir grnm. ni lilns thru
e. h.lufrlt nni hsstv "t,oi si-rVi," De-
w.. 90 tn go va. The train.
~loul, anrrwHril The hrilr, dr.irins
thst uu nur .hnuli know .he Nas M irrir 2.
ask-,i her hushtni to hani her t""k
uhlrh ua. in the .ltrhel. The ,uung
m,n lite tle stt,hrl aul ~ The simr
time D. al.n liftrl thu oil .ho. thti hi
fnlloa 81 ihv hack through town. Tho
beet man htd f,sisn~,li u a. the sitrhel
aul u wasp un o. -ty ten. iWisi~i
sruuni thu htuIlr ~ ih- grip" a. yell
a. the shoe. W1s about ten f-ct ~ fine
copper v lr' bin ling tie two Va e ronglom-
" itr mtuner. Precipitation hurst frnm
the ,uung M ~ briW sui be- rriche Tor
hi. htn lkerrhlrf tni Whrn De- pullel Il
oui about q pint ~ NJ ~ came with u.
People IN the cfr tri~'i not "a hugh,
hat could cot for the lie otihrm help u.
IN desperation the grpom rrs''lVc'i Co
throw the satshel out oftle NlnioN, but
be- rouldut riisc the lsttcr. asusutl.
FINALLY. b. went intellectually Ia work,
ani bv the time North berwick ~.
reached BE- hid surce'%ie | In rr'iu Ing 90 .
separate rNi.irnce the shOe aud the
satchcl. The hrilc didn't renew her ~
quest fsr the hook. a. everybody Ia the
car kneN her relation With the Jersplfing
Young mau opposlie.-Blddcfori Jour
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
Via Tho Alber, loa Route.

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wfunast.-lIa al 81 raai win aliAAAaA ~
riinfnr Cha.r Cas- rfEE a. anf fruu 49,
100 - Hanaas Cfr Tfruush ClaIr Co sai
49, t.afusr.n p-affa NFfrIf Lac ari $50
Yala Va unrk fa.aud n laFurl'n A.nn ii
Wstsftrsn alrrts Tals. ~ nalnulrr l1sl 80 a.
Ilautins snf fshilg oruania af iAa A-fiA@ Il.
n Eldrt f.lns va $500 ani hansaare ,1rrs
f.rfufIss a. fraFei a. at nrrn lnsllafalf.ls ~
sinnau All cthrf Agafhsrn Iaania
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