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NN~HvILLE. Nov. 6.-rhe winners to-
day were:
Two year oll>. fv. furiougS-J. Ii.
Fred won. Mamie Il. second, Rouaiue
th'rI. Tim. .l.
Six furlongS- gS-Cousiyucc wont Pun sec
ond. Tommy X. third. Time :l7L.
One mil.-Pantale.t won. vcrmous
second. Arlyrnta third. Time IA.
One milc-t 'ruiscr won, Brantalette Sec
on,l. Queen of rrumpS third. Time :is.
Seven furlong>-Brown Duke won, Deer
Lodge bud. kittie X. third. Time I RI.
Two year old tillics, niue->ixteeuths OF
a mils.-Ballyho won. Lizzie 4. second,
Mora third. Time 5114.
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THEY ARE A PAIR OF FRAUDS.



fer sh~ Past Year.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 6.-H. A. Lewis. cx-
assistant asljntant general at the state at
Kansas. ut prs,ss.nt a resident of this city.
was in command of the vigilance sOstiBnit-
tee, which in 1STS WAS organized at Par
soI,s. Kansas. to bring the Bcuslcr~ tai j,is-
ticc. Ia AN interview he tells the story of
the vigiiant and fr,iitiess chase after the
unir,lercr~ from the scene at the crimes
throughout the surrounding country To
Cherry Vale. Kansas. near the. Indian t'r-
ritory line. From Cherry Vale the conn
mittcc returned i'm "a body to Parsons and
there. siishan indeed. without having seen the
BeIslerss. much less lynchcd them. Mr..
Lewis says another committee continued
the search from Cherry Vale. Some say
they lyrch..,l the inurrlcrcrs: others that
they did not. In the light of ths's" con-
tiicting statements il may ts' that tlsc
members of the Bender family still live
and that the two women arrested in Mich
igan are old Mrs. Bender and Kate.
DETROIT, Nov. G.-It transpires here that
Mrs. Eliza Davis of lansing. who con-
fessctl that her mother, Mrs. Monroe. was
the only and original Bender. il an arssnt
fraud. aud through lcr manip,iiatiotS the
TIVE, women have procured free rides tn
Kansas. Mrs. Davis has been heating her
way over the country for several months.
and she has worked nearly every coInruti-
nifty in southern Michigan. Shortly after
the Johnstowu disaster the woman APP
Vs.;lrcsi in Cleveland with four chiltlrcu.all
in abi"ct want. The Cleveland auttori-
ties were duly notified 10y tho woman that
she had lost her husband in the Johns
town flood, and that she ansi the. little ones
were. walking to jackson, Mich, where
friends would bc ready aud willing to- aid
them. The story WAS "a "unningly put up
that il was accepted i,s true, and Mrs.
Johnson, as sli" was then known. WAS
given transportation for herself and babes
To jackson. At the latter place she slis-
covered that her friends had moved and
she assisted tn lansing. and where,
after IA month of luxurious ease. she set
about constructing the Bender story. The
old woman Monroc is probably "a relative
of Mrs. Davis.
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GOING TO TtE DOGS.
General Mor-tS Makes some R-com men
.l.t!,n. Ikcgsrling the CiNil S..rNice.


sist."n. Rsyariia. the Ci~il service.
WAsuINGroS. Nov. t.-Gru,.ral Morely,
chief signal officer, i'm his annual report.
says: ''In the performance. of strict
military duties which 10y law slcvolve upon
him. the chief signal officer il seriously
cmisarr;t s.l 10y the utter lack of facility
for using or caring for field telegraph
trains or other signal equipments under
his charge: for til. practical training and
,lr. Hing of Officers and enlisted men Of
the signal corps, and lastly to n minor
extent. 10y need Of liberal appropriations.
Under such conditions the officers and
men of this service gradually hut
surely rstrogra,iing regards their mill
tary duties. and at the end Of tine. fiscal
year tho condition Of the signai instrtis,-
ton in the army H. at the. lowest ebb il has
ever known.
n" recommends. therefore, either that
instructions in the art of military ~ig-
mailing bc abandoned or ample material
and moral support be given the chief, so
hc may raise IL to - high standard of efii-
cheney. Speaking Of the weather fore
casts. G"u"ral Greedy calls attention to
TIA. fact that under the present conditions
TIA. forecast officer can devote. barely half
% miuut. Ia all predictions for any partic-
ular state or district. The percentage OF
successful forecasts made by Professor
Marvin are. for weather Si.t. temperature
15.S. with general avcrag. of 81. During
the year .'ssi storm Signals w'.rs. ordered.
of which $50 wsr" wholly. and "a partly
Justified. "a to v.r.t"ity, and $50 to di-
rrCtiou. On the Pacific coast. in charge.
OF Lieut.. VI tNti.ld. til. per cent Of success
ful forecasts increased from s;i-s in lsss to
] 80 in l>,S.
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GOV. ui,r. Congratulations.

ALBANY. n Y, Nov. G.-GoN.rnor Hill
to-day tclegraph''d to- Governor L." con
gratulttion- on the democratic success. in
Virginia. to- which tn. following was re-
'."ivcd from Governor Lee: Accept my
thanks for your telegram. The old com
mouwcalth fought with splendid success
against ia. Establishments of the admins
trsttion at Washington. active interest of
som. of the cabinet. full exercise of fed
"ral patronage. oratory of numerous
republican congressman and senators
from outside of her limits and grca So
poured copiously upon her soil from fat
her congratulations to New York
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BEFORE th. Parn~ll Commission.

LONDON, Nov. 6.-Sir Henry James con-
tinucsi his speech for the Times before the
Parnell commission to-day. He quoted
from speeches made 10y Michael Davitt i'm
1880 to show that the object of the land
league was under the cloak of coiisti-
ttitioria.lity to effect "a combination he
tween the forces of motlerates and ex-
tremists belonging To the American Clam
na-(sacl, and irish constitutionals i'm the.
work of keeping Ireland unsettled. Sir
Henry referred tn speeches by various
were ready to- resort to criminal means tn
effect their DurDOSe.
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WASHISGroS, Nov. 6.-Edward Otis
Hincklcy. secretary of the American Bar
Association, and Mr.. J. Hublcy Ashton of
Washington, delivered to President Har-
rison, to-day, u letter prepared 10y "a dis
tinguished committee in behalf of the as
sociation setting forth III. great nccuTn,i-
latiotl of business i'm the United States s,i-
prcmc court. and making "A strong state
ment of the urgent necessity FOR the
enactment of some measure of relief.
Secretary HinckIcy told the president that
the committee requested him to call the
attention of congress To the subject in his
Forthcoming annual message. The presi-
dent answered that he would do 50.
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Tn. Runners Mt Elizabeth. n. J..

ELIz>RErH. y. j.. Nov. 6.-To-tiay's
events resulted As follows:
Five furlongs-Lela May won, Tip~tafr
second. Cracksman third. Time .0oh.
Six furlongS-Lisomoney won. Hope
fully second, yernoic third. Time :lSs4.
One mile-Little Minch won. Oregon
second, Time ;46h Two starters.
Mile. and ou..-s.ights-Brusssls won,
Wilfred second, Macbeth third. Time
2:0lt-.
Six furlongs-Brown Charlie won. Glen
maid second. Giron,lc third. Time 1:1Sta.
One mile Refund won, St. Valentine
second. j. j. OBJ. third. Time 40.
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OLYMPIA. Nov. 6.-The Legislature met
in joint Informal session this morning and
requested the mcrnbers of the supreme
court and the governors of the territory
and state to advise. them as To the best
course tn pursue to organizing the lsg-
islaturs. pending the issuing Of the prs'si-
DENTAL proclarnation. They declined.
however. to- Civ. AN opinion. The mem
bsrs then resolved to organize. and both
house. at noon elected temporary officers.
IL is expected that tomorrow the legi-la-
ture will tax. "A recess until next Tuesday.
when the proclamation will hav. been
issued
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PRINCES CONE HIGH
ssi~s HuotinItun- Husband Cost In the
N-ighborh"od or B.,Oo0.0OO.


Neighh rhs,sssl or $...OOO.OOO.
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-Ihc Sua'S cable,
special from London says: Prince Fran
els Hatzfcldt came rather high. Before
his wedding to Clara Huntington &. u.
Huntington deposited with his prospect
i've son-in-l,w's trustees 81 ,.:o,sp in bonds
of the United States and other ,,ilt-s.,ll,,l
securities. which lac guaranteed to- b" first
class. According To- the articles of agree
nlcnt entered into between Huntington
aud Hatzfcldt. the income from this
source il to bs. div islcd between the Prince
and his wife. each to receive his or her
share independently of tho other. The
income il. To bc paid to each just the Sam.
i'm case of a. divorce or separation.
Huntington also agreed to pay at the
London Westminster bank on the day
before the wedding, S1UD.Op to persons
designated by the prince. and Sl5O.UO
more within six weeks. also To persons
designated 10y the prince, who are. of
course. his creditors. The prince. on his
part. agrees To make over to his trustees
all his property and estates that not
cntailetl, and i'm case of the death of either
husband wife, the income from the.
Sl.15U,OO il to go to the children, il any.
who may b. the iss,n. of the match. A.
the prince did not have any unentail"si
property. the total cost of Miss Hunting
toms titled husband comes to- =, ,OUO.OD.
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ISDIhSApoLIS, Nov. at to,iay's sos
sion OF the Worncn'- Home Missionary
cicty u permanent coIuIuitt". to establish
"a Lucy w. Hayes memorial was elected.
aud August II fixed upon a. Lucy w.
Hayes memorial day. Th. amount of APP
preparation 10y TIA" committee on hnance
and mission funds il 5000.
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p,a,,>.a, cup,oy-. strike

EVANSVILLE. Ind. Nov. 6.-Thc frcig ht
conductors and brakemcu of the Evans
Vile and Terrr Haute and Evansville and
indianapolis railroads of the Mackay
lines struck to-day. claiming they are not
receiving tlc standard wages. The COM
p.tny acce,led to part of the demands. to
take effect December I. but the strikers
insisted on the new seal. going into effect
immediately The company not agreeing
to this. the men struck. Everything *
,ItIIst.
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The Rr-ult In Ma.-.schu

BosroN. Nov. 6.-Rcturus have now
been received from every town in the.
state except Gas,otd. which has about
twenty votes. They give Brt"k"tt. r"putb-
lican. IL. .l9,; Russell. dcnocrut. l2t.sl3: !:
Blacku,cn. pr,plitpitioi,ist. lS.S.,i. Brack-
cts plurality. 5.91a. In lSss. Am.~. rep,t,-
lean. had La,UD. lowering. democrat.
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RicuMoND, Va. NOV. q. Out "f iOO
counties in the state. ssrv"uty-niur have
been heard from. Every city and county
shows n gain for Mckinney over the vote
of Isss. Thus far the democrats have
elected seventy nn.Iil,cr~ to the ho,I~s. of
delegates. and tweuty-Rine to the senate.
The. composition Of the l,st lcssi, iurr
was: House. :sS democrats. ~ republicans !:
senate. ~ democrats. ~ republicans.
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scandal in the ". CIT.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-.Dr. Mary Weeks Bar
rett brought s'Iit to-day for $4,000 dam
ages against Frances r.. Willard, presi-
dent of the national w. e. T. T.. Caroline
Buell. and StertDugh for circulating false
and defamatory statements against the
complainant concerning the manage
mcnt of the National wounan's hospital
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Nsa.sacred by Natives.

BERLIN, Nov. 6.-Dispatche- to the
Emin Relief committee confirm the re-
port of the mas~acr,. of DIR. Peters and his
party The European who escaped is
Lieut.. Tiedcmaun. companion of DIR.
Peters, who was wounded
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wASuiNGroS. Nov. 6.-Privat. Srcr,.-
tary H..iforl said to-iiigit that the pr''-i-
dent had not mad" any statement Of his
views with regard to yesterdays elections,
and that amy Statements ON the subject
ptirporting To- u" an expression nf the
Presidents opinions were Unauthorized
and wholly without Foundation.
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The No,c I'm N~,,ru,ku

OMAHA. Nov. g. Returns from the state
ar,. still iuconpl.ate. but there. il NO doubt
of tho election of the republican state
ticket aud congressman in til. second dis
trict. Douglass county elected tn" 'utir,'
democratic ticket with I'll" exception of
one. commissioners.
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PHILADELPHIA Nov. 6.-Naggie B. H..
dam of Iroquois and other celebrated
race horses. and considered 10y many to
bs the most celebrated brood mars. in
America. is dead.
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The Delegate. at Pi,,.burr,

PITrSBrRti. Nov. 6.-The All-Amcrican
cxcursionists arrived here this afternoon.
after a pleasant days journey from Gin
cinnati. A brilliant reception was held
at the hotel this evening after which the
visitors retired.
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BALrIMoHE. Nov. q. Til" lc-i-i.,turc
will certainly d" democrats" 10y "a reduced
m., iority. I'll" latest returns show the re-
puilirauS hiy" gained four -.nators. and
six teen nlpni,.r~ .f the house.
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An italian statesman Robbed.

TANcIER. Nov. 6.-Last night Sixnoe
Cambragge. Italian charge dc affairs,
was assaulted in his house by burglars
and seriously injured. The robhs,rs carried
off much property.
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sailed for Venice.

CoSsrASrINoPLE.N Nov. 1.-THE emperor
and empress of Germany sailed from here
to-day lor Venice.
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Gratis; assembly. 6ss rs.puf,licans aud 50
democrats. In this years Legislature.
there were ~ republicans and II si"Uo-
Gratis iu the senate. ~ republicans and q,
democrats In the assembly.
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ONE OF THEIR TRICKS
Govepnop roele Makes . Discovery
Yesterday Hroceedtaga IN the
H-ouse-SlEns of Weabsentng
Asu0ag tho RuwpePu.

Special tn the standard.
HELENA. Nov. 26.-In looking over some
papers In his desk to-day Governor Toolc
made am important discovery. He found
DANES of Senator enncss and Repre-
sentatives Clark, Frank, Penrose and
Schmidt, of Silver Bow. These were
signed by Ex-Secretary Walker. They
had been held out by Ex-Governor White
without his signature. This indicates the
intention of the republicans to organize
the senate by turning out Hennessy he
cause of his failure to show "a state certin-
cate. II also shows a republican
scheme to force the democrats tn
recognize the legality of the
state certificates. If the democratic re-
representatives. were refused the certificates,
they were expected to obtain them by u
writ OF maDdamus from Judge Blake.
This would nave given the republicans q
securing state certificates. The fact that
all the members of the Legislature re-
ceived these certificates except five MEM
hers from Silver Bow is regarded AS some
thing more than negligence.
Otherwise the situation IL unchanged.
short sessions to-day. The mint on
credentials reported that the republican
Representatives except the Silver Bow
when they qualified. This af-
ternoon the committee on supplies
reportsd that a con.ract had been let to
Secretary Rotwitt showed his recognition
of the house by presenting two series of
statutes Of the last legislature. Al the
morning session tomorrow, The tunnel
precinct matter will b. generally dis
cussed by the house. Aside from the con-
nlittce work ON rules, etc., little work can
he done by the house until the Legislature
is organized.
The jumpers held n doleful session this
afternoon. Chaplain Aliens resignation
was a~cccpted and II committee to secure
another place of meeting reported, but no
decision was made. Ii is believed that
the rumOers would surrender were it
not for the lash of the party whip. There
are signs of akn lrcady. According
tn Judge Blake no terms of the uprenie
court can liz. named during the legisla-
ton blockade. The law does not give the
Judges power to name the terms, and
nothing can de done until thel Legislature
meets. Senator e.. j. Mcnamara of Fort
Maginnis, who was detained toy II broken
rib. will he here Tomorrow. Talks with
various members of the house of represent
tativcs reveal a determination on the part
of the democrats to keep firmly together.
While "a deadlock il unfortunate, they in
sist that the responsibility for IL is with
the republicans. The senate met, and.
as usual, adjourned. there being no
quorum. Standardized Fisher denounced
the democrats for ten minutes. His speech
was devoid of any sensible ~rguInents
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HOME WATCH AND DIAMOND CLUBS
MIR. keppler Organizing As~ociatiOns Of
a:re,,t iemelit to Their Me b RS.

MIR. keppler organizing dissertations of
Great benefit tai Their Members.
At the request of n very large number of
patrons. j. g.. kcppler has decided to or
Hanizc home watch and diamond clubs, in
order that the people of this city and vi
cinity may have am opportunity to procure
goods upon that satisfactory plan. Solicit
ing agents of outside clubs have been in
this place lately and when il is considered
that their commission il necessarily add
ed tn the cost of the goods purchased, IL
will bc seen that the home club offers a
decided advantage over outside ones. as
the agents commission IL done away with,
and Mr.. keppler can thus dispose of goods
at prices below what the same article can
he purchased elsewhere. Another COM
mendable feature of the home club is that
all kinds of goods can he purchased 10y its
members, whereas outside clubs confine
their sales solely to watches and
diamonds. The terms are the usual ones
Of ~ weekly payments. Mr.. Kcppler is
now i'm readiness to take numbers for a
500 club, IA $40 club and u $40 club. For
further information apply at
j. &. kEPPLER,
Leading Jewcler, Anaconda.
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PERSONAL.

State Senator Thornton returned from
Helena last evening.
James Richey returned yesterday from
IA visit tn the state capital.
Shelley futile came over frsm Butte
yesterday
Word was received yesterday from Col.
=. A. Estes, Who is still with old friends in
Syracuse, n. Y.
G.. j. Stevenson, state boiler inspector,
il i'm the city.
p J. Brophy returned to Butte yester-
day afternoon.
r.. j. Gregory. OF Butte, II. j.. Couklin
and j. H.. Lawrence, of Helena. and w. e..
Hart, of Fort Collins, are among yester-
day arrivals.
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the SECOND DAv.

the Tea1heru' 1nss1suee.
The county teachers met promptly yea
terlay morning. having = long program
tn dispose Of during the day. Afiss Hat
ts,rton's paper an ''reading" was . review
of the various methods pursued by leach
ers and ID was followed by . suggestive
discussion in which several OF
the institute took part.
Mr.. Dodge discussed '.per centa9e" in n
paper which awakened a lively discussion.
as IL presented methods which were novel
and Interesting tn all Of the teachers. Al
S t .she will" in an sscei.
lent ESSAY. aud Mrs. Foote
read a. paper ON primary stlucation.
Giilies, on school discipline. many of the
teachers giving Their opinion I'm the pro-
pricty OF corporal pini-liment. The gen.
circumstances. the teacher IL warranted
to the use of punishment as an Md to dis
IL was announced at the end of the
afternoon session that the program would
be slightly curtailed 80 that final adjourn
permitting most of the teachers tn reach
home for THANKSGIVING day.
Last evening ut the Pc,sbyteri Al church
Rev. T.. j. Lamont entertained the mem
hers at the institute with ~ thoughtful lec-
turc, rcplctc with anectiote and illustra-
things he especially deprecated the i'm
hncnce OF cheap novels on the mind. II
people were AS careless about their food
as they are about their reading, this would
be u nation of invalids. In u general way
the lecturer gave tie teachers much infor-
nation and advice on the proper training
of the inteilects of the young. The Address
was listened tn attentivcly and with profit.
Coming Atsr.ct,om.
THE Tigress" which will he presented
mt Evans Opera House next Tuesday
night by the Grismer-Davis combination,
il thus spoken of 10y the Butte later Noun
ain "The Grismer-Davis company
opened their engagement last night to u
packed house. The play was '.The
Tigress'' and is founded on Ramsey Nor.
ris' novel 'trucify Her. 1t IN u strong
play of the emotional order afforSlinH
many situations of intense and thrilling
interest in which scope is given for the
display of dramatic power. The COM
pany is. exceptionally good Jos.
G;rismer had the part of an Ital-
perfection. There is AN exquisite finish
about everything that he does which pro-
claims the artist. Phspbe Davies, as the,
wrongcd fiower-girl Sara, and later the
lonR-suffering govcrns.ss in Al noble fam
lily, sustained her part i'm "a winning and
natural manner and attracted the SYM
pathy and applause of the audience from
her first appearance on the stage. Miss
isabelle Archer had the part of Stella Bar
r,hi and gave il n powerful interpreter
ton. The other members of the troupe
are excellent i'm their respective places,
and the company is the best balanced that
has visited Butte for some time"
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AT THE ANACONDA NINE.

Stnl Turning in the Steam.-whe the
Mime viii He Opened.
Special Ia the standard.
Butte, Nov. S~.-Evcrything has pro-
Hrcsscd as usual tat the Anaconda mine
to-day. Steam has been driven i'm all day
and this course will bc kept up. About
Friday or Saturday dogs will be lowered
into the mine Ia see if there * any gas.
No smoke issues from the mine. Nothing
more definite has been learned regarding
additional men in the mine, but several
miners are confident there are one on two
more cutombsd. Lyons il still uncon-
scio,Is but his symptoms are more favor
able