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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-31
THEY DWELT IN CLIFFS
Relics Of an Extinct Race Of PigmieS
in Utah.
Homes Built in the Face of Perpen-
dicular Rocks Many Feet High
Labor Day In Ogden
A BloodIess Fight.
specIaI nL.nalch 70 Ihr Standard.

Special Dispatch to the standard
OGDEN, Utah, Aug. 3O,-J. w. Hall aud
wife recently arrived from Price, Utah,
where they returned last "Wednesday af-
ter wagon journey of over 80 miles.
They claim To have been sent out
by the government To investigate
the alleged existence Of an ex-
tinct pigmy race of Cliff DwelIers. Hall
declines To give the exact location Of the
place, saying his wife is writing the details
Of the trip for magazine, but enough has
been learned To prove that such local
ity really exists, as the tourists brought
back pieces Of rock in which are the inn
prints Of diminutive feet.
The rooms of the houses on the face of
the clifr are three feet in height by six
feet square and there are tiers upon tieis
ut them 10 br seen. No sign writing or
hieroglyphics were discovered, So the ex-
act date Of the existence Of the strange
race cannot be approximated. Ladders
had Ia be constructed in order to admit OF
the explorations. Hall is very enthusias-
tic over the discovery and hopes to return
AT some future date Ia make thorough
investigation. No tombs were discovered.
{. l.. Mayne, q real estate boomer and
"city maker,n had an encounter with one
Peter Wilson, n contractor. last evening.
Wilson has long had grlIdge against
Maync, but the latter has heen absent
from the city for several months, but re-
turned the early part Of the week. Will
son several times said hc would do"
Maync on the first opportunity.
When thCS met Wilson pulled gun
saying, "now I've got you" Mayne
backed away at the same time drawing "A
revolver. Wilson went away, but il il
feared the matter is not ended.
The labor day celebration on Monday
next will bc "A grand affair. All business
will be suspended and the day given up
to speeches aud sports.
The city council last evening voted To
close the saloons nt midnight. They have
been running all night during the past
year, notwithstanding an ordnance
against the practice which has been vir-
tually dead letter.
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B,mIIp Touched IN. R.corJ.

HARTFoRD, Aug. 3.-This was the clos
ing lay Of the grand circuit. Guy trotted
an exhibition mile in 2:llH, and c. j..
Hamlin of Buffalo drove in double har-
ness his mares Belle Hamln and Justina
a mile in 2:l54, reducing their own rec.
ord of 2:l6A and equaling the time made
dy Maxy Cobb and Meta Medium "a, Fleet
wood in lsSI.
Capita guaranteed stake for foals Of
1886, S3,0DO-Early Bird won, Abbie v.
second, Carlos third. Best time -.
Trotting, 2:29 class, Sl.JO-C. NJ. Tay-
lor won, Maggie second, Nightinglc third,
Tom Carpenter fourth. Best time 2:9i.
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AGAINST THE REFUND.
congressman Who Think the Union Pa
ciac should Pay Its Debts.

Congre ssmeu Who Think the Union IA
ciac should Pay Its Debts.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Representative
Dalzell to-day submitted to the house, in
behalf of the minority, the house COM
mittee on Pacific railroads report in OPP
position to the bill for refunding the debt
of the Central and Union Pacific roads.
II is signed by Dalzell, Flick, Cooper OF
Indiana, O'Neill of Massachusetts, and
Reilly. The opposition of these represen-
tatives is based upon different reasons
and they refrain, therefore, from setting
forth at length their individual views.
Some Of them are of the opinion this
legislation is premature at this time as
seven years yet have TO elapse before ma
turiiy of the debt and may bring forth
changes in the financial situation that
would prove any action taken at this time
unwise. III the funding acts eventually
prove the proper method they can
as well be passed hereafter when
the real relation between the government
and debtors at the time debts mature can
be intelligently grasped.
The minority are unanimous IN the
opinion that the railway companies are
not justified in asking any arrangement
upon business principles except upon the
basis that they shall pay the uttermost
farthing of their debt. They are clearly
of the opinion as plain business propo-
siton, that this bill which has been re-
ported by the majority gives unjust ad-
vantage to debtors and fails 10 do justice
TO the government.
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Wonderful Performance.

BUFFALO, Aug. 30.-The event of the
bicycle racing to-day was the great CEN
tury run, 100 miles frem Erie to this city.
Starters: McDaniels of Wilmington,
Christ of Tonawanda, Crooke of Buffalo
and Van Wagner of Newport. They
left Erie at s:25H this morning
and although the roads were rather heavy
the race resulted in smashing the record.
Van Wagner was never headed though
the men were well punched until the last
few miles. Christ dropped out at Free
donia, about ten miles from the finish.
Van Wagner completed the run at :05
p. M, with McDanels good second,
Crooke third and Na-mith fourth. The
winners time was hours 39Is minutes.
The record was : hours 2 minutes.
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MlSSOULA POLITICS
Aud "a Few Little Items About other In
tsr.siiug Matters In That City


SPECIAL Dispatch Ia the standard.
MISsoULA, Aug. 9.-Thc republican
primaries were. held here this afternoon.
Little irSrcst'was taken except in the
Second ward, where Harry flonsman and
Il. l.. Pierce were elected delegates in
contest with Gust. Moscr and Miles
Mix, w. II. Houston being on both tick
cts. The prevailing opinion is that DIR.
W. B. Parsons will receive the nomina-
ton for state senate.
Judge Woody's name having been men
toned in connection with the democratic
nomination, he was asked 10y the STAND
ARDS representative what ho thought of il.
lie replied" IL have positively refused tn
run. I had nothing to do with starting
the talk about my nomination. have
been urged TO run, but will do So under no
circumstances. | want TOGO To California
and perhaps Honolulu this winter and
take a rest, hut II elected | would have 10
stay in Helena. Nobody, olh-timer or new,
could expect to bc elected without making
u canvass. expect To go 10 the flathead
country tomorrow 10 he gone two weeks.
There shall have 10 prepare my eases
for court, which opens the first Of Octo-
ber. From that time | shall bn busy there
aud should have no time To make can
vass.
Judge Woody spoke very highly Of At
torney l.. ID. Mats for candidate. Mr..
Mats seems 10 be the fayorite here now.
lie is young man, highly educated, be-
ing "A graduate Of the university Of Wis
cousin, a fine lawyer. an orator OF marked
excellence. and a very popular man. He
would make "A victorious fight il nomi-
mated.
George L. Staples, of Marysville, died
Of typhoid fever al the Sisters hospital
this morning. lie was 10 years of age and
leaves a wife and three children. His
wife arrived here yesterday. During his
illness he was cared for by the Odd Fel-
lows who, with the Masons, escorted the
remains Ia the train tonight.
Eleven Sisters of Providence arrived
from Montreal last night. or these two
will remain here, one taking the place OF
Sister Wencestaus, who has been a teacher
in the Academy of the Sacred Heart hero
for nine years past. She and the remain
| ing nine sisters will go To Vancouver,
| from which place they will be sent 10
| Portland, Seattle and other points.
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CONDEMNED BY THE PRESS.
French Newspapers United Against Pro-
hibition OF American Pork,


PARIS, Aug. ~. Several Of the French
papers have been discussing United
States minister Rcid's letter To foreign
minister Ribot concerning the prohibi-
ton Of American pork. The Journal hes
DrbdtrS thinks the prohibition unreasou-
able in view Of American pork securing
the highest prize AT the French exposition,
and thinks the government will soon
withdraw il.
la Paris says il American retaliation is
carried out il would cut of the sale of
iO,0OO,OD francs of French products an.
nually, aud the public health will not he
damaged by admitting a few tons of
American pork,
Figaro thinks France was wrong in the
prohibition. hut holds il is now impossible
Ia move backwards or take the attitude
OF yielding before the economic threats Of
America.
MoniteWr lnirerSciis points To the recent
address of NJ. Ribot as proving that the
government is convinced It must abandon
the prohibition. This conclusion, IL says,
is reached after hearing from the French
minister Al Washington. IL France
persisted in the prohibition Of American
pork IL would have tn submit 10 "A heavy
advance in duties on its products.
la LdHfcipc thinks the French wine
growers will soon bc convinced there is
little advantage in protecting French hogs
and the interest Of beet growers ana dis
tillers, 10y putting prohibition duties on
American corn, II the result is tn lose
their own market
Steele approves absolutely Minister
Reid's letter, and says the prohibition
against American pork was fault which
should Ice put an end To-.
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\ Democratic Platform.

SEATTLE, Aug. 3O.-Thc platform
adopted 10y the democratic state conycn.
tion fayors the reduction Of taxes to the
absolute needs or the government; de-
nouncc- the federal election hill aud the
policy ~ Speaker Reed; demands free
coinage ~ silver and that all government
officers be- elected by direct vote Of the
people, and denounccs the employment of
pnkcrlOn men 10 maintain order.
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He IS NO SPENDTHRIFT
Power Likes Tally,HO Driving But Dis
likes The Cost Of The Outfit.
Montana's Delegation Asks For a
Big Slice of the Public Survey
Appropriation Tariff Talk
in the Senate.

Special to the StaGddrd.
WASHINGTON, Aug. ~. Sanders and
Power went 10 the interior department
to-day and argued with the commissioner
ofthe general land Office with such good
effect that they came away impressed
with the idea that the commissioner will
expend 10000 Of the amount for surveys
of the public lands in the state Of Mon
tana. IL is a pretty good lump of the
whole sum but the so-called senators were
persistent and they believe they will get
what they asked for.
Sanders and Carter have been unable
10 get Power to join in any of the tally'ho
picnics with buglc accomplishments that
his associates on the delegation have in
dulged in. The coach is too high, like
wise the cost and he has TO remind his
associates that he is as Turpie said, "no
spendthrift."
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MATSApA DENIES Ir.

The Jap says ~. DidB't Kun Away with
natta But VIII wrestl. schumacher.
Special to the standard
HELENA, Aug. 30 Matsada Sarakichi
denies Ia full the story that he ran away
from Butte with variety woman. He says
the first he saw about il was in the
Miner this morning. This evening he left
II forfeit Of $50 with the Iadsp.Edent for q
challenge to Schumacher. lie will
wrrstle him Greco-Roman catch.ascatch-
eau or mixed match in Helena at the
Athletic park, within three weeks, for
from SluO 10 $1,000 side. He is very
anxious for an acceptance Of the chal-
lcuge.
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Eighting Lepers.

SAN FRASCIsCo, Aug. 0.-Advices
from Honolulu to-day state that the an.
ticipated trouble in Hawaii has not come
TO a head. The only event OF conse-
auence was the petition presented to the
king by the natives praying for revised
constitution, and this has been referred
10 the legislature. There was some trou'
ble In the leper settlement at Molakai. a
number of natives have been imprisoned
The cause was misunderstanding of an
order 10y the superintendent for the de-
struction of two houses.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-ln the house
to-day the bill prohibiting the employ
ment Of convict labor on public works
was passed The bill 10 prevent the pur-
chase Of supplies, the product Of convict
labor, by the United States, hill Civ
ing consent to North Dakota To- appropri-
ate a section of land for the use of a state
agricultural college, and the conference
report on the bill Ia prevent collisions
were discussed aud all passed.
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sunol and Palo Alto.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. D.-This morning
Sunol and Palo Alto were given the first
mile at great speed. Since the arrival at
Belmont park Of Palo Alto, driven by
Marvin, lac made mile IN 2;l3' After
which Marvin brought out Sunol and
speedcd her mile in 2;l2l:. The track
was dead owing to rain. lDe horses are
in good shape, and the track II the
weather holds good, will be fast next
Thursday when they 60 against their rec-
grls
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IN TO STAY.
Reports OF the sale of "a sm.lter Ia Colo
RADIO Denied.

Pueblo, Col, Aug. 3O.-Thc reports
concerning the sale Of the Philadelphia
Smelling and Refining company's plant
published both in Denver and Pueblo
newspapers are without the slightest
foundation in fact, Benjamin Guggen-
helm, treasurer of the company, arrived
in this city yesterday from Leadville,
where he had just closed two large con-
tracts for ores extending over period Of
one year There Is positively not even
a thread 10 base such n statement upon"
said Mr.. Guggenheim. AT this time we
are putting in two large furnaces, which
will greatly increas" our capacity aud We
are in the business to stay
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FOR IRELAND'S GOOD.
Dillon and o'Bri"n Coming ~ special
Commissioners To America.

DUBLIN, Aug. D.-The plans for the
lrish-Amrricau convention 10 he cid in
America are now completed. Dillon and
O'Bricn will bc accompanied by two other
Irish members, aud the whole party will
bc under strict instructions from head
quarters. The method of warfare adopted
10y the special commission and tie evil
dence given concerning the movements
of the Irish delegates aud their associ-
ates in America have rendered this step
necessary.
Important changes are 10 bc made in
the method Of transmitting subscriptions
Ia the central association. II has been
customary To send the different sums To
one center III America aud thence Ia
Dublin. la future the central Office will
bc abolished andcach branch will forward
the subscriptions direct to Dublin,
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Three Men Killed.

CLhELAND, Ohio, Aug. D.-Rnchardt
Schneider, Patrick Dooley and Michael
Daley, the first two employees ~ brew
cry aud the last named foreman of the
National Carbon works, were instantly
killed tins evening by a Lake Shore cX.
press. The three men were crossing tie
track ON a beer wagon when the train
strtlck ihrm.
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NEw NoGR, Aug, -. While the City Of
Chester Of tile lumau line WAS lyngai her
dock tonight an explosion occurred ia
her hold, whyrr several mru were eu-
gagged in unloading the vessel One ~ a
number of rarboy, uf Carbolic acid burst
aud thu tluid burned three men, one
fatally aud two seriously,
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MELBOURNE, Aug, 3O.-A proclamation
was placartled throughout the city pro-
hibiting gatherings Of men, the object of
which is To intImidaie workmen who re-
fuse tu strike. guard has been placed
about the gas works, and some gas will
he available tonight.
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nrnndN ON the Ri.e.

LOUISVILLE, hy., Aug. 3D.-It is author
itauycly stated here that the combination
Ia control Of the fruit brandy trade will
soon advance the price 10 cents gallon.
One dealer here has 5000 gallons wait
ing for the advance.
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Webb. PLIGHT Arrested

NEw YORK, Aug. 3l.-lu connection
with the strike, Vice President Webb ot
the New York Central has been sum-
moucd 10 appear before the state board
OF arbitration Tuesday.
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Altrmntrd rrnIn MrerkInr

SACRAMENTO, Aug. D.-1hc express
from Oregon was partly ditch5d near
Copeland this morning. The passengers
were severely shaken up. Il is believed
an attempt was made to wreck the train,
as heavy irons were found across the
track.
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SIGNED by the President.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-The president
has signed the meat inspection bill, the
agricultural college bill, the sundry civil
appropriation bill, and tile act providing
for additional clerical force To carry into
effect the dependent pension bill.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-31
THE GOOD OLD STYLE.
A Gentleman of Leisure shoots With Poor
Aim at "a Gambler.

tlNA ~ -
Special Dispatch lo lhp standard.
SILVER CITY, Ida, Aug. ~. Andy Me-
Mahon, "A faro dealer, aud Frank Hooper,
"a young gentleman Of leisure, had a
racket last night IN sheriff Hastings sa-
loon, during which Hooper shot at Me
Mahnu, bat bys,andcr knocked his
hand up at the Instant aud thus saved Me
Mahpn the unpleasant duty uf nlliug a
prominent plac" la funeral procession.
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High Waters on the Coast.

AsuuRY PARK, \. j., Aug. 3O.-Ihe sea
ran high all day. The surf reached under
the bathing houses at the foot of Second
avenue, toppling them over into the
water. The electric light poles were
blown down and the board walk torn 10
pieces.
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POLICEMEN THUMPED.
A Drunken Gang In Chicago Turn
Themselves Loose.

Themselves Loose.
CHICACo, Aug. 3.-A gang of sewer
builders got on drunken tear this even
ing in the northwestern portion Of the
city. A policeman tried 10 arrest thcm~
when the men set upon aud beat him ~
he can hardly live. A citizen sent in an
alarm aud four officers came IN "A patrol
wagon. They had a hard fight with ~
drunken men but finally dispersed them
and secured the leaders. All the police
mon were pretty well battered up.
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The United States geological survey, In
charge Of Dr.. Peale, is now working in
West Gallatin Basin, south of Taylor's
Fork,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-31

LlsBoN, Aug. ~ King Charles OF Por-
tugal is suffering from an attack Of fever,
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DEOPLE'S MARKET.

barrett 4 Burnett
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
THE ONLY
Rrst-class family market In the city. All Goods
Delivered Free OF Charge.
shop on First Street ANACONDA
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-31

IlAyANA, Aug. 30.-Sonor Espadcro, the
renowned Cuban pianist, is dead,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-31

BELGRADE, Aug, 3D.-Thc SerVian cabi.
net has resigned.
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A Ill FORMS OF yENEREAL DISEASES
BUSINESS CARDS.
HENRY SURPRENANT,
SIGN PAINTER.

Sslsomining, Paper Hanging and Frescoelng
DOpe Ia the best style OF the art.
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I A. HASLEY,

I A. HASLEY,
PLUMBING, STEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATING.
Estimates Furnished on Application. Orders
by man promptly attended to.
-. OAK STREET, ANACONDA. -
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Don't spol your clothing or sol your
hands ,oith pdint-pot and brush, bat cal at
khe SiaAddrdr office aud hare your /" 10
ReWt aud " For Sal" cards neatly printed
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
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for Sfattene til q. 6. Sreberifien, me-!
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tens Iuoitor ben lite Mai, maa De fsr
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tebes, at belle 8pen bar feiet uef, og al
so 8eriOner bar brebte, men oenne Se=
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No9le iaa Spsuinser iplintrebes iitpffer
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Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
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beriet al en- opermaaoe oolbiOm Sloe
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ter n%ebbr9note. Sberihen baOoe Ia
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6n MilipnGr iom Smngler. -
Den gaitemalife Wiaion9r Miauel
9afeHHa, Der feffeseH BEG aittetft tit
Heu YUrf meo bet frantic 9ampltib
"2a Hormanoie", blep nrreiteret al
GommisiRr SbieloS, ioet ban iprlBote
at imngle ilnno Siamanter og @ulOitaS
til fore gRroier. Wtanoen eier Otils
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Der 5orb9rrt paaltob BAN, 1T oisie
0iamanter O9 @ulolmpffer uar tisbts
Iom @auer til bnlts 6amilie pg 5ieuerz
ltab. lluoeriegelien er enonu life al
lluttet,
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-16
Sbio.

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8erluner brebtes os mango leml9iteces.
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