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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-23
AT THE
The Grras Netropoii. the Attraction This
week-MagKie Mitchell Coming

The Great Netrepoii. the Attraction This
week-MagEie Mitchell Coming
special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE. March 2.-The attraction at
Maguire's opera house Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday OF this week will he the
play entitled 1.-THE Great Metropolis" a
melodrama. in which some stirring nauti-
cal scenes are introduced. The basis OF
the play is an effort by Walter Mowbray,
nephew I o Edwin Holt, to keep Jack Holt
of the natural inheritence Of his
fathers estate. lack has been to sea, Is
reported lost. returns, visits his father u
convinces him of his identity. Unfortu-
nately for Jack, his father is accidentally
killed before he makes public g
Judgement OF Jack and Mowbray, whom
Mr.. Holt had intended TO make his heir,
refuses To recognize Jack. Nell Carr, the
pretty daughter OF Captain Carr, OF the
life serving service, docs recognize him,
and gives him his former place i'm her
affections. She procurcs a position for
him in the life saving service through
Will Webster, al officer in the service.
who is in love with her. Jack is now
between two fires. Webster does
not like him because Nell does, and
Mowbray cannot forget that 50 long as
lack lives his position as heir of Edwin
Holt is in jeopardy. But Will Webster's
disliking Of Jack Is subordinatcd TO his
hatred Of Mowbry, when he discovers that,
under the assumed name of Savcrnack,
Mowbray has deceived his lWebster'sI
sister. Jack and Nell had sen to the coast
of Africa for proofs of Jacks identity, and
the returning cmissary is on board the
Flying Fish. which is wrecked within
sigh of the coast. The cmissary was
saved and nothing then remains for
Mowbray hut To put Jack out Of the way.
Webster consents TO be Mowbray's accom-
plice in crime. with no other excuse than
that Mowbray will be exposed as q crimi-
nal il Jacks identity is established. While
Webster is fooling time away, his sister
commits suicide, and her body is found
while search is being made for Jacks re-
mains. Jack, at the end, established his
identity. marrics Nell Carr and presun-
ably lives happily.
nights engagement i'm Butte ON Monday
evening, March n. She will present
three of her strongest and most popular
plays. Monday evening, Ray Tuesday
evening. "Fanchon; :" "Wednesday even
ing. Little Barefoot and for the
Wednesday matinee To accommodate the
ladies and children that cannot attend
the evening performances Ray" will he
repeated. Although Maggie Mitchell has
never appeared i'm Butte, no biography,
no dramatic ounceme Is needed Tor
so we'll known an artist. Her name for
many years has been a household word.
No one can mention 'Fancbon" or the
pearl of Savoy without n thought of
this charming woman whose honest work
has gained for her the position Of one of
Americas most brilliant a~rtistes. Time
docs not seem To detract from her power
To please. She is the same hoidenish, roll
licking, sweet voiced Maggie. Miss
Mitchell will be supported by Mr.. Charles
Abbott n a competent company. The
sale of seats will open Thursday morning
at Calkins' pooh store.
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HIS POCKET WAS LEFT.
But all Its Contents had Gone with a Sneak
Thief.
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by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, March 22.-Despite the efforts Of
the police TO rid the city of the many vae-
rants, loafcrs and petty thieves which are
iniiicting il. these law breakers continue
To flourish. II is true that their operations
are not so extensive or SO bold as before
war was declared on them. still they man
age To make their presence felt, and
scarcely n day passes that not n complaint
is made by some person Of being robbed.
James Brown, the mining editor of the
Inter Mountain, found out to-day that
there is at least one successful
sneak thief still left in the city
IL no more. This morning Brown who
lodges at the Butte City hotel, on East
Park street, went 10 work as usual. He *
employed in the Parrot mine, and left Si3
in one of the pockets of the trousers lie
wears when oil shift. When he returned
from work this evening he attircd himself
in his store clothes and started 10 sauntcr
up town. just before leaving his room he
thrust his hand into his pocket and
jumped nine feet when he found il empty.
Somebody had entered the room
during his absence and made way
with the piastrcs, hut t~houghtfully
left the pocket in which the money had
been placed by It's owner. The thief
gained entrance 10 the room by means
of a skeleton key When Mr.. Brown dis
covered the loss Of his money he rcmcm-
bcred that he locked his door when he
left this morning, and that il was open on
his return. There Is mo clue.
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AGAIN IN
The Mouiton NH One. More Reducing
Its Usual Amount of Ore.

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Butte. March 22.-Tbc Monltou mill,
after having been idle since February 3,
is running once more, and Ia addition la
reducing the usual anbount III custom orc.
is also crushing away at "A large supply
from the Moulton, taken out while the
stamps were hung up. The reason Of the
closc-lown was that the water hic is
used in the mill was turned over To III"
Anaconda company for the pIr-
pose Of assisting in i~ioosling the ~.
Lawrence in order To c%xtinguisli the fire.
Although the Moulton continues to furnish
the usual amount OF water Ia the Ana
conda company, the recent mild weather
aud consequent tbaws have so increased
the How of water i'm the Yankee Doodle
gulch, from which the Moulton receives
its supply. hat enough is obtained To
keep up both supplies. While the mill
was shut down development continued in
the 80 aud go foot lcvels and "A large
amount of ore taken out. The mill will con-
tinuc 10 run steadily from now on unless
"a severe frost should occur, neccssitatiug
another hang up, something not AT all liza.
bile at this season 81 the year.
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NO USE FOR Mr.. ANDREWS.
The I,apiist- of Butte I~epudiate Him a- n
Black sheep In The Flock.

Hy the Standards Special Wire.
BuTrE' March 22.-Rev. J. ID. Andrews,
the Baptist minister, WHOSE cscapadcs AT
Anaconda a short time ago were pub
lishcd in the STANDARD, has given out the
announcement hat he will conduct SER
vices at South Butte tomorrow. The
members 81 the church Of that denomina-
ton in this city at the time the gentle
mans actions became known Withdrew
the hand ~ fellowship. u since then
have refused to recognize him. Hearing
to-day of his intention la preach to-tnor-
row some Of Ill" more prominent
members Of the local society requested the
STANDARD to thai in nowiso
did the Baptist church of Butt" sanction
the reverend gcntlcnIan's action, aud de-
sired il understood hat lac acted entirely
without the consent aud permission Of the
church. Had the that he
would preach been made sooner, "A church
meeting would have been held AMI an Of
ilcial notice disclaiming all connection
with Mr.. Andrews would have been pnh-
lishcd Ina the local papers. The Butte
Baptists want IL distinctly understood
that they ave nothing whatever to 10
with he Rev. j. ID. Andrews.
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NO HONOR IN THESE THIEVES.


John Wilson Makes Away With Me-
s"""es spare sun "' sio'"es.
Butte, March 2.-John Wilson was
convicted of petty larceny in Judge Eddy's
.,o,,,h. ;n,n.i.ann,.n, 4, a., no,,,. an
nn.ns Sp"ns an. 'uns Jan
anu 'o pay nu' u, 50. inc se'sa.i"n'
experienced whiie looking through iron
bars will be no novelty to Wilson, as he
has felt il before, having only recently
bouse His last term of imnrisonuon,
aS,.ir,a rau. 5a,s - anI -
esP"'" ""' X ~" a
snort tiine otiore MS release ne
enjoyed the privilege OF a trusted
attsche. IL was while enjoying
the freedom which that privilege con-
conferred that Wilson committed he acc
for which he is now undergoing punish
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UP THE WEEK.

Yesterday Was Comparatively = Dull bay
In Judge Newkirk's Court.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, March 2-Thc last day of "A
rather interesting and exciting week in the
police court closet i'm a quiet and ~unevent-
ful manner and Judge Newkirk spent
most Of his time in attempting tn catch up
with a sadly neglected line Of correspon-
dence. In addition to disposing Of George
Riley. the Judge sentenced All Tie 10 pay
"a fine Of 81 m costs for disturbing the
peace. Mr.. Tie was arrested yesterday
afternoon FOR fiourishing an axe
In a threatening manner while m
s SsSS% with very Alderman a@1%a''' Le s8n.
The original complaint entered
against him wac assault with a deadly
weapon. This was withdrawn and that
OF disturbing the peace substituted in
stead. Tie pleaded guilty To the latter and
was lined as already stated.
Charles Thomas Vas arraigned on a
warrant charging him with exhibiting "A
deadly weapon To the iminent danger of
u Owen Tewcy. Charles pleaded not
guilty and gave a ash bond for his APP
pearancc Monday afternoon.
The trial Of Nick Gilman for vagrancy
Was begun. When all the cvi.
dciicc Tor the prosecution had
began 10 Inn that a rather strong ease
had been made out against him for he
asked Tor a continuance until Monday
afternoon, ati o'clock in order tn enable
iiim To secure evidence he considered
highly Important Ia have. The request was
granted. Gilman is somewhat az a noted
person anon u q class in which he
trains, having taken go grains of NOR
phine a little more than a year ago for
the avowed purpose of obtaining "a
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ALMOST klTTo's MATCH.
4 Man From the Black Hills who - No
Slouch of u Wrestler.
BY the standards Special Wire.

4 Man From the Black Hills Who L. No
Slouch of u Wrestler.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
RuTTE. March PA large crowd
gathered at the Milwaukee beer hall this
evening Ia witness the customary wrcst-
ling matches. The announced wrestling
match between Frank Kitto and George
Borden proved a very tame affair, kitto
winning the match by two falls in
three in about 10 minutes. The crowd
was not satisfied and wanted more sport.
Accordingly "A match was arranged he
tween Aft Kitto Of Meadcrvllle. and
Sammy Martin, who came from the
Black Hill IA few days ago,
for SO. Tom Fcndy was chosen
referee. The match was Cornish
style. Kitto was much the Heavier, and
Martin had no show to throw him. But
Martin was so nimble and quick that
Kitto had hard work To get the better II
him. After nine bitches with no result,
Kitto said: ''I've not been trying to throw
you, but I'll give you 81 for your work and
let You out now
You can't bluff me- said Martin.
well, then Ill throw you this time"
said Kitto.
''TIl bet you s. you DON'T said Martin.
The bet was taken, the hitch followed and
Martin was not thrown. I'm the eleventh
however kitto scorcd "A fall on Martin
The contest had lasted SO long that Mar
tin conceded the match on receiving one
fifth of the price.
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The County Board Meeting.
Special correspondence Of the standard.

BUTTE, March 2.-rhe board of county
commissioners at to-day's meeting APP
proved the following plats Of additions 10
The city of Butte: The Great Western,
the Montrose. the Parrot and the North
ern Pacific addition. Ii was ordered that
the treasure r. transfer from the county fund
TO the contingent fund the sum Of $1,000,
and the sum OF Sl.967.T from the treas
urer's fee account 20 the contingent fund.
A number of warrants which had re-
NAMED in h clerks Office for more than
one year were cancelled. The board adj
journed 10 meet at 10 o'clock on Monday
morning.
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THEY RAN AWAY.
Foot-P Pads Tackle Architect Chevigny and
Get the Worst Of u.

BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, March 22.-Shortly after mid
night Mr.. Chcvigny, the architect. was
held up on West Broadway, near
the Presbyterian church by "a
compile Of men. One of the road
agents covered him with "A pistol
while the other proceeded Ia go through
him. Mr.. Chevigny resisted aud knocked
the fellow with the u down. This
scared the other On g and both look Ia
their heels. Before striking ne fell
low Cheyigny Above them Ia
take his pocket book containing about e..
IL was while they were attempting To taxi
his watch that he concluded To resist. In
ild cufiie that cnsued Mr.. Chevigny's vest
was almost torn from his body. A. evil
dence of the struggle the architect cN-
hibits IA badly bruised and battered right
hand. No arrests have been made.
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Rich strike ia IN. SILVER Crown.

BurrE, March 22.-Stock holders u the
Silver Crown this afternoon aro jubilant
over another report Of a rich discovery in
the mine. A report was tclcphoncd from
Deer Lodge 10 the effect that four fcpt OF
orr. ~a~Saying 20 ouncps aud upwards, had
been uncovered In the new shaft. The
shat referred Ia has "a depth Of only IS
feet. so IN the report is correct the ore
bodies Of the Silver Crown are unusually
close 90 the surface and exceedingly rich,
il being seldom that assays as high rs
tho q reported are obtained from ore of So
slight a depth.
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To Perfect the Police Force.
~ the standards Special Wire.

BUTTE, March 22.-Thc fire and police
committee of the city council will hold a
meeting tomorrow afternoon at . o'clock
al the Southern hotel. The business Of
the meeting will be to take some action
on the rules and regulations for the gov
of the police force, submitted TO
the council several weeks ago by the city
marshal, who is eN-oiiicio superintendent
of police. Action will also probably be
taken relative 10 the marshal's recon-
mendation to increase the force SO that
better protection will be assured the city.
The action of the committee will he en-
bodied in "A report which will be submitted
to the council at its next meeting.
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The stores Till Tanned,

BUTTE, March Eft was discovered
at the store of the Bonner Mercantile
company this morning that the cash
drawer had been broken open and robbed
of its contents. There was little money
in the drawer, only - or 81 having bcen
left as change for the early mornings
trade. The loss of the money was trifling
but the fact that there seems to bc ome
one ia the establishment concerning
matter Of regret 10 the managers If the
concern.
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TIME TO CLEAN UP.
Gariage PILES Making Themselves Know
I'm sn Offensive Manner.

Ky lie Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. March n Marshal Macarthur
was making IA round to-day Of all nuts
anccs which have come under his notice
either through complaints made To him ar
10y personal observation. The result was
that "A great many people received official
visits from him, and quite "A number of
cases will have to bc tried by Judge New
kirk miles thc:marshal's orders are ear
ried out at once. The present warm
weather u conducive Ia violent smells
from the many garbage piles which
were allowed Ia during the
cold weather. Tho result is that the air
in certain parts OF the city Is not rc1olcnt
with the odors, supposed to pcrmeate the
atmosphere Of ARABIA the Blcst: - on the
contrary there arises "A combination of
smells as offensive as they ndcscribable,
and IL for the purpose of abating these
that the marshal has inauguratcd a small
but highly energetic war. TN Park street
west of Missoula gnlch Is a pile Of garb-
age that IL becoming particularly disa-
grecablc To the people living in thai
neighboriiood and they have reg
lsicrcd some very able bodied
kicks against the farther federation 81 the
nuisance. From the marshal IL is learned
that the pile IL the winters accumulation
Of garbage from other parts of the city,
dumped there 10y permission Of the street
commissioners, ana now that the weather
Is becoming warm IL making It's presence
known in a manner not Ia be signorcd.
The marshal will call the attention 81 the
health officer Ia the existence Of the
nusiencc, for the official consideration ~
that gentleman.
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BUTTE BOYS BEGIN EARLY.
They steal Cases of lscer Bottles and Find
Very Profitable.

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p,-,-rr War,h ~ Un,,. IL afflicted
ii -. a. LII -
WIN army u s"""ii ""ss VIZ" w"
doubtediy blossom INTO CRIMINALS OF 'hc
worst kind. In addition To the natural
propensity for mischief inherent in all
the urchins referred To are
also the mos, adroi, thieves. and any
sn,au ,r,;ci. 30 y,I,o ,II,uod q, r.m,in
n,,' ~ ,lnor. ,h,, IL mo-, carried oil Inv
H., h III, u ~, =, ,hn.nr,h nn:.
~ H. 49,, suWarana srnnn No. ,,u,h-
o., ,,hho,s - ~ Finch uhn conducts
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BuITE, March "a good many people
went up Ia the Anaconda property this
morning Ia witness the opening II the st.
Lawrence mine as announced in the pa
pcrs. The minc was not opened how
ever. Superintendent Carroll said To "a
STANDARD reporter that the opening
would not take place until ia" return IL
Marcus DAILY from the East, and perhaps
not then. Meanwhile water Is still being
pumped into the mine and this course will
he continued.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1890-09-04
The Peoples Candidate.

The Democratic State convention has done
wisely and well at Springfield. The people
of Ohio who are engaged in farming and
agricultural pursuits have an opportunity
now to give expression to their sentiments on
the subject Of protection TO their interests.
True the election of a Democratic Secretary
Of State will not open the markets of the
world to new commercial relations, nor will
1t raise the price Of farm products;
but it will show that the farmers of the State
intend to assert their rights. It will be call
to the Mckinley plotters to halt in their out
rageous robbery of the people under the
guise of law. It will mean that the agricul-
tural interests intend tosiook after their in
terests more carefully in the future, and that
instead Of being negative in their political
influence, they will be stronly positive and
assertive. The election of Thaddeus Crom-
ley, the plain, honest farmer, over Dan Ryan,
the smooth and accomplished politician, the
friend of ringsters and the associate of the
worst politicians in the Republican party,
would indeed be glorious victory. Such a
victory would be the death-knell to oppres-
sion everywhere and gladstone note of joy
to Organized Labor all over the State. 1t
would show what the farmers could do, and
would lend nerve to their mighty arm else
where. Elect Thad Cromley, the candidate
of the people.-Columbus World.
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out-oncommi,ies Meetine.

A meeting Of the various committees from
towns along the line Of the proposed Lake
Shore Cut-Of was held at Toledo yesterday.
Every town interested was represented. The
proposition was discussed in q thorough
manner. Some of the towns are already
plunged pretty deeply In other railroad
ventures, but all conceded that this proposed
line was of supreme Importance and worthy
Of strenuous exertions. It Is thought that
81 800 per mile, including right Of way,
could be raised. Mr.. Il. Il. Clough, of this
place, was instructed TO confer with Prssi-
dent Newell and reduce the figures in the
proposition already made, II that were posi-
BILE.
Mr.. Clough will meet with Mr.. Newell in
the course of a week.
The aim is to get Mr.. Newell to 30 reduce
his demand for bonus, that no more than
$500 per mile, including right of way, will
have to be raised along the line. This
amount, it is generally conceded, can be Sc
cured. II the Lake Shore folks will make a
survey, then the cost of right of way can be
accurately fixed. $500 per mile may secure
it; that would leave the committee free to
assure Mr.. Newell that $1,000 mile bonu.
could be given him.-Bowhng Green Senti-
mel
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SHERIFF..

Please announce that my name win be presented
10 the Democrats Of Henry county As 9 candidate
for the nominstion for Sheriff, subject 70 the decis-
ion OF the nsmocratie Comfy Convention to be
held 1t Napoleon, September 20sh. 1890.
E.E. DECKER.
In. FoRTHwEsr :-Piease ann unee the name Of
W. B. Snowman, Of Harrison township, as eandi-
date for Sheriff. subject to the decision Of the Dem
ocrstie County Convention to be held ct Napoleon,
September 2oth. 1890.
Ed. .NoRTHwEsr:-Please announce to the Democ-
raey Of Henry county that the name off B. Ward,
Of Richheld township, will be presented as candi-
date for Sheriff. subject to the decision Of the Demo
ratio county convention to be held at Napoleon
Sept. 9Oth, 1880. MANY DEMOCRATS.
Ed. NoRTHwKsR:-Pleasea announce my name as
candidate for nomination for the office Of Sheriff,
subject to the decision OF the Democratic County
convention to be held in Napoleon, Sept. a0 $780,
T.J. BURNS.
ED. NORTHWEST: Please announce my name as q
candidate for the once of Sheriff. subject to the de-
cision Of the Democratic County Convention to be
held at Napoleon, Sept. 10th, 1890.
c.E. BARNES.
Please announce my name as . candidate for
Sheriff Of Henry county, subject to the decision OF
the Democratic County Convention, to be held at
Napoleon, on the 10th day of September, 1890.
E.B. PoNTIOUs.
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CLERK.

EDrroR NoRrHwEsr:-Please to announce ny
name as . candidate for the oace Of Clerk Of Courts
subject to the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention, to held at Napoleon, September 10th,
1890 CT. CLEMENT
ED. NoRTHwEsT: Please announce my name as
candidate for nomination for the office Of Clerk of
the Courts subject to the decision Of the Dem ocratc
County Convention, to be held in Napoleon, o.,
September 20th, 1890. D. BROWN.
Please announce that the name of G. r. Hayes, OF
Marion township, will be presented to the coming
Democratic county convention IS 3 candidate for
Clerk of Courts, and subject to its decision.
Mr.. EDIroR:-Please say to the Democrats Of
Henry county that the name of Judge j. NJ. Hsag
will be presented to the County Convention as Q
candidate for the office of Clerk of the courts.
Hrs MANY FRIENDS.
Please announce my name as q candidate for the
office Of Clerk of Courts subject to the decision Of
the Democratic County Convention, to be held in
Napoleon, Ohio, September Goth, 1890.
GEORGE W. FISHER.
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,-"When Secretary of State Ryan said in
his Cleveland speech that the appropriations
of the present legislature at its late session
we're $9O0,OOO greater than the appropriation
of the preceding year he knew he was lying
to the extent of 800, O,0O0," says the Mansfield
Shield and Banner, ''as is proven by his
own figures of the two appropriations. He
knew that the difference was 100000 and
that over $1SS, 900 of this difference was for
deficiencies inherited from the Republican
Legislature. Oh, but say the apologists for
the Republican deficiencies, we had to pay
1921 ,735 of deficiencies left over from 1888.
Why, bless your verdant souls, don't yon
know that the very same legislature that
caused the $l88.O00 deficiency of last year
caused the $22l, ,735 deficiency of 1888? Don't
take advantage of your own dishonesty to get
yourself out Of avey deep hole"