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The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-21

Chauncey Nj. Depew is having a
good time hobnobbing with the
crowned heads of Europe. lie pro
nounces the Prince of Wales one of the
most accomplished gentlemen he has
ever met. After this bit of tafiy moth
inf will be too good for Chauncey i'm
England The foxy old traveller, how
ever, still keeps his eye on the main
chance. When asked about IIarrison's
liability TO denomination he informed
the interviewer: "That will depend
upon these last two years of his term
The president has always TO count upon
the last half of his term of Office to ap-
pease the enemies he will be sure to
make during the first half. Whether
President Harrison will be able TO do
this is more than ! can say" The
discouraging tone of this last sen
tence conveys the impression that Mr.
Depew could say if he wanted 20. but
uuder the circumstances he deems il
inadyisable. lie throws of the mask.
however, in answering the next ques-
uon, which was whether he would ac-
cept il himself if the republican party
in its wisdom should tender him the
nomination. Mr.. Depew raised his
foreiingcr, so the graphic narrator goes
on, and while his features assumed
that quizzical expression which comes
over them when he is about to get OF
something good, said: "My dear boy,
did you ever know an American who
would refuse chance to be president 2
never did" Mr. Depew has evidently
forgotten Blaine's refusal TO try il on
in 1883, but don't let a triiling historical
inaccuracy spoil an epigram. What
Mr.. Depew means TO say is that he is
not the man 10 throw good thing
over his shoulder should il come his
way. One hardly knows which to ad-
mire most, Depew's frankness or his
nerve.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-21
AIarge Picnic Ground.
From the Helena Journal.

From the Helena journal.
The journal hopes that the differences
between Mr.. DAILY and the Montana Union
railway will be speedily adjusted. The
shutting down of the grea, smelling plant
is a misfortune not only To Anaconda but
TO the entire state. The closing Of no
other single institution affects so many
persons, and detracts SO much from the
conda smelters. Without entering into a
discussion of the differences which led to
the unfortunate shut down, we most earn
estly hope that mutual concessions will
lead 10 an early resumption OF activity.
Anaconda is simply large picnic ground
for idle people when the stacks are cool,
and the good of the little city demands n
cessation of itllcness.
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MEN AND WOMEN.

DIR. Charles X. Barlow Of Poughkeepsie
has reduced his weight A. pounds in As
days 10y living upon a diet OF milk and
coffee.
Farmer Tillman, who Is a candidate for
governor Of South Carolina. is an enemy
Of the colleges, which he calls "dude fac
tories"
The King of Belgium requested the
honor Of contributing best man for STAN
ley's wedding, and named Comte Baroche
for that honor.
jefferson Davis body in the receiving
vault of the army Of Northern Virginia is
guarded by member Of the G. A. II. by
day and two ex-confedcrates by night.
Ex-Congressman Hogg Of West Vir-
ginia announces that he will not he cam
didate for the next house. Al least one OF
the Hogg family seems to know when he
has had enough.
senator sherman and General Casey
are the two men who, il is said, finally
made the Washington monument sue
cess. They should turn their attention to
the Grant monument.
The Rt. Rev. Louis Marie Petit. mis-
sionary bishop Of France and recently
chaplain of the French navy. has just ar
rived in New York as a steeragc passen-
ger on La Bretagne. He came In this way
in order Ia learn how immigrants are
treated.
Mrs. William G.. Choate of New York es-
tablishcd the first womnn's exchange II
years ago. During the first year the eN-
change paid out 5000 as remunerations
to women for their handiwork sold by IL.
One hundred exchanges are now in exist
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Sunday brought truce in the con
troversy involving the Anaconda
smelling works and the Montana Union
railroad IL is to last thirty days,
and under its provisions coal and ore
and wood and building material will be
delivered to the works with accus-
toned regularity. Active operations
were resumed IN the freight yard last
night and material can be delivered TO
the works in time to preclude theneces-
sity for closing down. Mr.. Donohoe.
traffic manager for the Anaconda, met
General Manager Baldwin yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Donohoe said that il
time were given for IL he would get
answer from J. b. llaggin, to whom the
facts had been referred and whose
judgment would he final for the smelt-
ing company. An arrangement rs
mentioned was promptly made between
the two gentlemen.
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100000 has been paid for work In these

81, 100000 has been paid for work In these
II years.
Minister Taul, the new Chinese envoy
10 the United States, Great Britain, and
Spain, who has just arrived in this coun-
try, Is 10 years old. He is of humble par
entage, but by hard study has passed all
the examinations, and In one of the most
intelligent men Of the celestial kingdom.
II. NJ. Flaglcr's immense investments IN
Florida hotels. railroads, music halls, and
churches, has not panned out to his sats-
faction. Business men admire his pluck
and the genius of his great enterprise, but
at the same time the world looks on ID all
as monumental folly, such as only one
man in 100 years can he found to under
take.
An old man with peculiar stoop of the
shoulders and n long snowy beard, was
noticed about the city yesterday, says the
Albany Argus. He was noted character,
too. Showmen the world over know him,
and many q human face has worn a
brighter expression after hearing "Dan"
Rice i'm the sawdusted ring of the circus
Of the days gone by. Yes. The we'll
known "Dan," the aged, though happy
circus clown Is still alive. He spent
nearly the whole of yesterday and last
night among his newspaper and other
friends In this city. Patrick Ryan, his
lifelong friend, accompanied him, as did
Thomas Barry, manager and proprietor
of the new Gaiety theatre, being built on
Greene street. Notwithstanding the fact
that "Dan" is some distance beyond the
allotted three score and ten, he signifies
his intention of going into the ring until
the end, and "die in harness." Next sea-
son he proposes, in connection with Mr..
Ryan, to put a first-class, old-time, one
ring circus Oh the road. They will open
in Galveston, Texas, and play through the
southern states, coming north in the
spring.
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A Princess Growing Pretty.
From a Foreign Letter.

do not think l have seen IL noticed
anywhere, but the Princess Victoria of
Wales is developing into n really pretty
girl. Last week nj Chelsea she had such
a lovely color and such bright eyes, that
she looked as sweet n specimen of young
womanhood as anyone could wish to see.
daughters has the best features of all
small clear-cut, like n miniature copy of
Princess Louise, Marchioness of Lorne,
with "a delightfully."- piquant, not 10 say
mischievous, expression which is very
charming.
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Ria Kittridge, who claims to be the
champion microscopic postal-card writer,
is said to have written the presidents last
message, consisting Of 10000 words, on
postal card. No doubt Mr.. Kittridge spent
more time and thought OH il than the
original writer.
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4 Democratic Greed.

From the New York Times.
The creed of the democratic party is
comprised in two ideas: First, 10 limit as
much as possible all gov, rnmental power,
enlarging always and everywhere the do
main Of individual judgment and action; I;
secondly, To throw back the governmental
powers necessary to he exercised as much
as possible upon the states and the locali-
ties, approaching in every case the indi-
vidual To be affected.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-21

Mrs. w. j. Ayers got "a divorce from her
husband two years ago on the ground OF
his babitual drunkenness. A few days
ago the couple were remarked in Chicago,
the wedding cards bearing this startling
aud original line: "Whatever God joined
together let not rum put asunder.' The
friends of the couple will unite i'm con-
gratulations and the hope that rum may
not get in it's work the second time.
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A Good Deal of "a Sham.

From the Savannah News.
The republicans have become blind in
politics. At the command of party they
support such iniquitous measures as the
election bill without the least hesitation.
II looks very much as il their boasted
political virtue was good deal of a
sham
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What the Bill Does.

| From the New York World.
The Lodge force bill does not legislate
| state election officers ont of existence. IL
simply subordinates them To the central
| authority at Washington.
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No, An uon.ymoonshine Either.

From the SoInerye Journal.
There's no happiness" said he, en-
Enthusiastically. "likc the happiness of
married lovers. Their life is all sun
shine
"No,' replied the practical young
widow, "you're wrong there I've tried
married happiness myself. you know. and
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-21

II is announced that Governor Hill has
gone to the woods for short season, but
he wouldn't have had to stir step out of
Albany If he wanted to find what he con-
siders good presidential timber.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-21
Keen Their stomachs Loaded.

From the Burlington Hawkeys.
Having contracted TO furnish the Chey-
enne Indians with food, the government
should see that they get it. An Indian
with an empty stomach is a bad man to
have around.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-21

The government of Mexico has decreed
that all laboring must wear trousers.
The bare thought of it has given Mexico
the shivers.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-21

the democrats will enter with unques-
toned confidence In their cause; and
they are prepared to talk it over with
the people.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-21
CURRENT COMMENT.
He Gets There just the same.

HF VV0H HHtTr JUN t0t N0IHt'
From the Kansas City Times.
Mercury needs no caduceous or winged
heels these days To assist heavenward
flight. Yesterdays able effort was "out
of sight,
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PITILESS STORMS,
New York and the Atlantic Coast Suffer
From Them

New York and the Atlantic Coast Suffer
From Them.
NEW YORK, Oct 24.-New York was
pelted last night and to-day with one Of
the most pitiless storms which Il has en-
dured in many a day. fierce north
westerly gale drove heavy rain in almost
horizontal sheets, rendering umbrellas Of
little use, and the wind throughout the
night ratified signs and shutters till un-
broken sleep becomes well nigh impossi-
BILE. This morning stories of damage
along the coast began 10 come in but IL Is
feared that the worst will not be known
until tomorrow. Along the New Jersey
coast the wires are reported down
and several vessels ashore, while
others have been driven from their
course. Very high tides resulted from
the storm and several small boats were
capsized of Long Branch, but their occu-
pants were rescued. The main wires that
are strung between this city and Sandy
Hook parted about midnight, and to-day
the members of the maritime exchange
had to depend on single wire from the
quarantine TO Staten Island.
The storm did considerable damage in
Brooklyn. A four-story brick bailding in
course Of erection on Halsey street was
blown down and John Lindsay, who was
passing by was buried in the ruins and
received injuries which are thought will
be fatal.
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Looking for the I,es, Of IL.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2i.-The engineer.
ing bureau Of tho navy department is
about To undertake an exhaustive set OF
experiments upon the boilers OF the tor
pedo boat Cushing. This speedy boat is
filed with Thorneycroft boilers Of Eng.
lish design, and II is intended 10 ascertain
their value as compared with the Ameri.
can tubular and sectional boilers in points
OF economy, efficiency and durability.
The brotherhood had secret meeting
this afternoon. Il was learned, however,
that the organization had lived up 10 It's
promise, when Chief Arthur consented 10
remain at It's head. A. u. lounRson OF
Meadyillc, Pa. has been elected assistant
10 the grand chief.
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MANY WERE INJURED
Total Wreck OfaPasSenser Train on The
Santa Pc.
DEATH wlLL CLAIM SOME
The Train Jumped the Track on
Curve = Evory Car Was
Smashed-A List of the
Victims.

TorERA, Kas., Got. 2i.-The Denver
yestibule train on tlr Santa Fe which left
here this afternoon fas dcrailed while GO
ing around a sharp vurvc al high rate OF
speed near waukesA. The mail car
turned bottom up, the express and bag
gage cars toppled over on the other side.
Two day coaches turned crosswise on the
track, while the chair car. sleeper and
tourist car fell over on their sides, COM
pleting almost total wreck Of the train.
No one was killed. but many were in
jured. Up to a late hour tonight no
deaths have occurred, bat some Of the in
jured are in a critical condition.
The injured are;
W. +. JOINS, mail agent
HARRY STONE, mail agent.
Mas. ELLEN SToNE. 81 New York.
Il. l.. Fury, express messenger.
T.J. JOHNSTON, baggagc-master.
HANK LINDSAY. Of Topeka.
MATTE O'CuSSET., Of Chicago.
MRs. DR.. BEAsLEE, OF Telluride, Colo.
L. NJ. BEAsLEE.
Mas. GEORGE TURIhY, of Fresno, Cal.
MWs. j. MCFARLAND, Of Ohio.
S. SYLVESTER, Of Milton, Cal.
CT. fARMINGToS, Of Lisbon, Ill.
~. BUCRELY, a brakeman.
ELIzAnETH BABBErr, Of Oakland, Cal.
Mas. W. ]. McCLuRE, Of Kansas City.
FIJI. FAIR, OF Albuqnrque, n. NJ.
G. Y. REPLY, OF Denver.
SoLoN +. RosE, OF Albuquerque, n. NJ.
CARL HALRISs, Of Aspen, Colo.
ia. Golfer. of Colorado Springs.
Mrs. ]. WHITE, Of Oakland, Cal.
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WORK OF The WAVES
Havoc Wrought by Fierce Storms on
The Atlantic Coast.
GREAT DAMAGE TO VESSELS
Houses and Railroads Washed
Away-Ships Wrecked. Sail
ors Drowned and Cities
Flooded.

AsBURY PARK, N. j., Oct. 4.-New Jer-
sey coast towns are receiving a full share
OF the severe northeasterly storm.
The damage done 10 shore towns from
Sandy Hook TO Barnegat inlet by the
storm and heavy tides will amount to
thousands Of dollars.
The most severe damage was done at
Monmouth beach. The sea cut large
gap into the bluff and made clean
sweep across the driveway 30 feet wide.
AT Seabright the waves dashed up over
the hreakwater and into the basement Of
a hotel. All along the river on the other
side OF the driveway the high tide has
wrought sad havoc. Everything in reach
was swept away. Boat houses, summer
houses, stables could all be seen either
adrift or standing in from eight to 10 feet
OF water. The New Jersey Southern road
was washed out and traffic suspended.
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Fall Races.

WASHINGTON, Oct, 9.-Three-yearolds
aud upward. six furlongs -Bustced won.
wauefsoh second, Geneyieve third. Time
l:l9.
A mile-Bally Hoo won, Mohican sec
ond, Mandolin Colt third. Time las,
A mile and furlong Vivid won,
Lanner second, prathor third. Time 9:02.
Threc-ycar-olds and upwards, six fur
longs-Shotover won, Rustic second, Cold
Stream third. Time l;lDH.
Stecplcchase, about two miles-Mc-
KenKie won, Killarney, second, Zanzibar
third. Time i:25.
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KEEPING 1T HOT.
Philipsburg Treated to an Antldote to Car
ter's Late Speech.

Philipsburg Treated to an Antldote to Car
ter's Late Speech.
Special 10 the standard.
PmLIPsBURG, Oct. pa large and AZ
tentivc audience greeted the Hon. W. NJ.
Bickford and Hon. T. L. Corbett at
Morse's hall this evening. Mr.. Carter, in
in his speech last evening at this place,
offered another and his latest explanation
Of the now celebrated Boatner pair. He
said in substance that any man who said
that he did not vote every time the ques-
ton Of free and unlimited coinage came
up lied; and he again, as
he did at Granite in the after
noon, shook the Congressional Record
at his audience in proof Of his assertion,
but failed TO read one word from Il. He
further said that Thomas b. Reed was q
friend % silver and had done more for
the white metal in twenty minutes in the
last session in congress than the whole
democratic party had done In twenty
years. He was goaded TO make these
broad assertions In answer 20 interroga-
tories put TO him by sorae persons IN the
audience who were seeking for inforna-
ton.
Mr.. Corbett and also Mr.. Bickford to-
night explained TO almost the same au-
dience that Mr.. Carter addressed, that gem
tleman's true position in regard TO the
silver legislation in the last congress, and
particularly the Boatner pair. The Nc
kinley bill was also dissected and its in
iquities explained in a convincing and for
chile manner.
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.ANTLER WILL ALSO HANG
Conviction Of the Last Of Those Fiat
head Murdefefs.
HIS TIME is SHORT NOW
Republicans Determined 70 Defeat
Mats They Admit Missoula
VIII Give Dixon a
Majority.
special to the Standard.

Special 10 the standard.
MIssOULA, Oct. 2i.-Antler, the Indian
whose trial was commenced yesterday
was this afternoon found guilty of murder
in the first degree and his punishment
was fixed at death. He Is oneof the three
Indians who killed three prOspectors in
the Plathead country in the fall % lss7.
In the spring OF ISIS his two companions
were hanged by the yigilantes at Demers-
vile but he escaped and was at large qn-
I'll this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Il. Miles, accom-
panied by Mrs. w. I. Lippincoit Of Butte,
who Is visiting them, leave tomorrow for
trip to Spokane, Seattle and Tacoma.
State Auditor Kenny is here and pro-
poses to stay till after election. He con-
cedes that Dixon will carry the county,
but says the republicans will do all in
their power 10 defeat Mats. They are
very anxious 10 elect the senate, as their
failure 10 do that would be an open re-
buke from the voters for their actions last
winter
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SAN Francisco, Oct. 2i.-Two sailors
accidentally started fire in the basement
~ the engineering storehouse % the
Mare Island navy yard this afternoon,
aud in an instant mass OF combusuble
matter was in flames. The navy yard fire
department, reinforced by a company
from Vallejo, succeeded In subduing the
fire in about an hour. Hundreds of
trunks and piles OF household goods be-
longing 10 the naval officers were badly
damaged. All the naval flags were
thrown out in the mud, and the valuable
drawings and maps which had been ac-
cumulating for years we're entirely ruined.
Tho pccuniary loss will probably amount
10 $4,000.
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Their Labor js Ended.

WASHINGTON, Oct A.-The American
Institute of Architects concluded It's work
to-day, and will meet next year in Boston.
Resolutions were adopted concurring in
the recommendation made by Superyis-
ing Architect Windrim 10 congress that
hereafter awards for designing govern
meui buildings be made by competition.
The delegates were later received at the
white house by the president. X. NJ.
Hunt of New York was elected president
for the ensuing year.
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Cincinnati to be appointed by the mayor.
Al | p. m. the committee of the whole re
ported the bill back TO the house and IL
was read the third time.
The extra session Of the Legislature
called by Governor Campbell 20 recon-
slider the alleged corruption in the munic-
ipal boards at Cincinnati. concluded its
business this afternoon and adjourned.
The bill became law providing nom
partisan board of improvements for
Cincinnati 10 be appointed by Mayor
Mosby and 10 hold until April, when their
successors shall be elected.
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SLAUGHTERED IN A SALOON.
Beer Jugs and BeVolvers Get In Their
Deadly Work at Chicago.

CHCAGo. Oct. 9i.-This morning
Thomas McCaffrey, a bartender, shot and
killed Robert O'Brion in a saloon. The
shooting is the outcome Of an old feud be-
tween the two men. The murdered man
was formerly connected with the advertis-
ing department of several newspapers on
the Pacific coast and the Giobc-Demoornt
OF 81. Louis and Dispatch Of 81. Louis and
had amassed considerable wealth. They
had been drinking together and got into
quarrel. ltis said that O'Brieu assaulted
McCalIrey with jug when the latter
drew a revolver and shot O'Brien through
the head. McCafrey was arrested.
O'Brien had been drinking heavily ot late.
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BALFouR IN IRELAND.
He Is Looking for Distress With Both
Onieial Eyes shut.

He Is Looking for Distress With Both
Oficiai Eyes shut.
DUBLlS, Oct. 9i.-Balfour, chief secre-
tary Of ireland. started on a tour through
the western counties in which the alleged
distress prevails in consequence OF the
failure Of the potato crop, 10 make per-
sonal investigation as to the truth OF the
statement.
Balfour will also ascertain the most
suitable route for n railroad from Col
loney 10 Claremorris or from Ballaghade-
ween 10 Castle Rea with a view 10 build
ing the hne 10 eise -s<nsaoyment to-tfe
needy IL the situation demands.
A crowd Of nationalists gathered at Gal
way station prepared 10 receive Balfour
with cheers for 0'Brien and other nation.
alist leaders. Balfour had been warned,
however, and left the train at Athlone,
where he took car TO Castlerea. He will
not go to Galway.
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REED IN CHICAGO.
The Guest af Spectators Who Have Prof
tied by His Rulings.

ited by nus huituErs
CHICAGO, Oct. A.-Speaker Reed
reached here this morning from Waterloo,
la. tie was met at the depot by the OIL
cials Of the Union League club, who es-
corted him TO the Grand Pacific hotel,
where an informal reception was held.
He will deliver an address here this af-
ternoon.
This afternoon the speaker held a re-
ception at the Union League club,to men,
bers of the club and was afterwards ban
quoted there. The accommodations for
the largest political gathering in Chicago
had TO be doubled tonight 70 make room
for the throng that attempted 10 hear
Speaker Reed. The doors were locked at
Battery ID armory fully an hour before the
beginning of the meeting and over 6,0O0
people were inside while hundreds were
patiently waiting in the Sec
ond Regiment armory, next door,
where an overflow meeting was held.
When several hundred members OF the
Union Veteran association with banners
flying, entered the hall as an escort to
Reed, remarkable enthusiasm was mani
tested. He was asaccompanied by Senators
Farwell, Cullom, Congressman Mason,
Adams and Butterworth, and many other
well known gentlemen.
Mr.. Reed spoke at length on the election
question, the Mckinley bill and the work
of the present congress. Contrasting the
two great parties, he says the republican
party achieves, the democratic party finds
fault. Not having anything TO do it fol-
lows that the democrats are not under the
necessity OF being consistent. The demo-
cratic party has advantage over the re-
publican in its method Of argument, that
of simplicity. They simply have 10 pass
on what the republicans do and account
for all the misfortunes of the world 10y
means Of the acts Of the republican party.
The speaker further asserted that there
is not single thing the republican party
has done that has not within two To five
years received either the the tacit or thc
vociferous approval Of the democracy
In view of this he thought We need not
tremble for the future. The speaker alsc
addressed the overflow meeting briefly.
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Not settled Yet.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct a.-To-day's
announcement OF the settlement Of the
truuble on the Mackay lines was prema-
mre. ID has developed since that the mat
ter is still in abeyance. At a late hour to-
night the officials are still in consultation
but nothing could be learned OF the senti-
ment prevailing. The men are waiting
quietly for the verdict and expect that no
trouble will ensue.