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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-01

AUTHENTIC CCOUN AND TIMELY ITEMS OF INTEREST
BRIEFLY TOLD TO STANDARD READERS.

busy breaking her this week. Her sire is
Ranchero.
Thirteen horses are beino trained nj
Wiley Sprin0 Stock farm. Their progress
IN saiI 10 he x.rv satisfac,ory'
A.. -. -
nreeuers repor. VIA III staS"m nas
Deen "a ui~iiorsuha'e one ,or loais' yearly
ont the country have diei'
IT.
ine ias. sreas .Io'u Wn n,cr.'"g -. inc
YEN Is VIM! Oh ,ne ns..uchs ir".iLng
uo'sc p'esers "ssoe'",,o". !" s.ancs
nj PURSES are open 10 ,nc "9r,a,
anu ~ u .n.a.,orc h ~, e.enr. nis
year VIZ "'ee''"s VII" "Ne P'"cc cc'oper
l."
DeSota, the handsome Sorrcl stallion.
by kanclcro, tho properly OF DcWu, OF
!n's p,ace, mas peer Iens.u LOT ,n's season
20 PITY wyai',, IN cnarRe ".a. H. p,tlers
stapies az tne netr Loupe rack. "yan'
expects 10 s.art the youihgs,er ina num-
pfroi races 'i's seaso"'- S"'eF s"e'
The late Senator Beck was always an
ardent patron of racing. Some years ago
Tho late James A.. Grinstead named n
Waverly colt after the senator, u the
latter always had a little on his namcsakc
when he ran. Inc horsm later was quite
u iair race iiorsc anu VII, DC rrincnipercu
y many OIL pnay III nus races NJ
"ara'"ea'
The great 3-year-old hlly Flyaway, who
broke down in her work at the Louisville
Jockey club grounds, has been retired
from the turf. The misbap is a very
severe blow to her owners. West a Co., as
the lilly IL engaged In SD,OO worth of
stakes this year. over half Of which are
exclusively for fillies, and in b opinion
OF horsefnen she held these at her mercy.
The Hartford purse. $1,000. for colts
and nIlies now ycarIinrs. Ia he trotted In
Isg2. closed with 3ll entries. The nomi-
majors are from all parts of the country,
and such breeding establishments as Palo
Alto, Allen farm. Forest City farm. Sam
Matco stock farm, Edgewood, Wilkes
lodge, Hickory Grove, Village farm,
Pleasanton farm and Prospect Hill stock
farm are represented.
Although Axtell cost his purchasers
SiOi. 600. il is considered that they got the
best of the bargain. This season the
great stallion will stand for 40 mares M
Si.Om each, and ~ more 10 the
owners of Axtell. That rcprcscnts SKA
ono. There il n great risk. however. ns IL
shown by the offer 10 nav an Insurance
company SD.OO 10 insure The horse for
100000 for four years. which The com.
pany refused,
IT,, s;.,i,. u.
uann;,,'ss az ~, 49, s.S n "iullns nj ~
m"Ssmn n.,ah;,;na a., y y III
III, au.n'eeuuune ,na' samhous roiorcu
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The 1Iatonia Races.

LAroNk,, KY. May M.-Milc and one
acknowledgement won Silver King sec
and, Castaway third. Time ] :lbE.
Half mile-Anne Elizabeth won Miss
Hawkins second. Sister Linda third. Time
Dh.
Mile and seventy yards-Cccil won,
Longshore second, I'D Hopper third.
Time l:s7I.
Miie-Daisy r. won, Julia Mcgee second.
Camilla third, Time / :43.
Harold stakes, flv~e-eightl~ Of a mile
Georgetown won Gascon second. Allan
Bsne third. Time lO2A.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-01
Frenchmen's Idea Of the West.
nm the chicaro Herald

oh' Wv fhh'afo ittiuiu.
Paul Moutonoiere,~ returning from Eu-
rope, met on the incoming steamer two or
r young Frenchmen who had started
on their first visit to Americas far West,
for which their appetites had been whet-
ted by Buffalo Bills exhibition i'm Paris.
They came as far as Chicago on the train
with Paul, and on h way from the sea-
board they were numerically guyed by
the train hands because of their ignorance
OF the country. West of Albany il was
quite evident that they feared scalping or
something of the sort, and whenever they
were approached by "a stranger-eyen by
the train boy-their hands would seek the
guns in their hip pockets. Every dark
complexloned man they regarded as a
wild Indian, and ii required all of Paul's
.eloquence in his native French tongue to
convince them that they were safe until
Chicago was reached. Beyond here he
told them that he could not answer for
the deeds of Indians they might meet ON
their way to Denver.
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Indian Lion. D,..,ue.r,,~.

The lions of India are going like the
buffalo OF America. Within the memory
OF many persons lions were common
enough In R~ajputana, and even now a
roar may be heard occasionally in the
widest parts of Central India, but a new
railway from NaRpur is being built through
this country, and that will drive
out the few remaining lions in
the central provinces. Practically
the only ions remaining are said to be
the race existing In Kattywar. Their
number remains, IL is believed, pretty
stationary. They are specially preserved
Tor royal sport, but even they are regarded
as doomed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-01
He suited Her.

From the Washington star.
A Massachusetts venue lady wanted a
coachman and one was recommended
whom she Interviewed. II want a very
safe and careful driver" she said, that's
me, num- responded the applicant con-
hdently. I'm nervous about horses and
| don't n to drive fast, and / don't
want to go round the corner with n whirl."
II know, mum, jest what you want. Them
was my orders before, num-" Where
were O engaged last?" "Drivin' n
hearse, num-" He got the place and is
giving excellent satisfaction.
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Michigan Editor. Cemetery.

The editor of the Saline Observer is EVIL
IDENTITY getting ready to 'do business" He
inquiries yer a triplc-headed article,
"Where Bury Our Dead?"
Down cellar sir.
Come over and view the silent, heca-
tombed remains Of office bores and per-
sons who came in AT times 10 confer with
us in "a muscular way.
We will checrfully show you In the dim
basement of the Press office their CHASTITY,
~grinning skeletons. which h struggling
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-01
ThE GAME.
In the National League.


N~TuN. May M.-Tle Pittsburg League team
a,day hated Clarkson, Boston's star pitcher, as
siry pleased. Attendance Il On Score;
RQsaeu..... .-.."" =
Hits, isostcn II, Pittshurg u; errors. Boston :,
yfff Sisirg 2; batteries, Clarkson. Bennett and
LnQcs. Maker aud Wilson; unrires, Power ana
Zarharlas.
esui defeated Cleveland this afternoon by oiio.i-
aNr hating. assisted h, opponents errors. Az
ecnianc, 2.sH. score:
sfhladelphn ...t' o : -
Hits, Philadelphia <, Cleveland ~; errors,
philadelphia Q, Clcy Gland 3; batteries, Gleason
z0i Clements. Lincoln aud Znnmer; UMPIRE Me-
nssrBcti.
NEW YORK, May 81. Cincinnati beat
shc New York Leaguers for the fourth
time to-day in a decidedly poor game. At
tendance l,1O. Score:
New Nork ...... soo i-,s
Ntnrinnail -, .. ...,s.o = J % \ j % " '-iG
His. New York -, Cincinnati $; errors, New
tMI .. Cincinnati .; batteries. slarroli and
$anmcfs, purcia and Keenan, umpire, Lynch.
BRooKLyN. May I.-The local League
heat Chicago in a p~rettily played game.
Attendance 1000. Score:
Gn.,kl,n o > p.
Hits. Brooklyn 10. Chicago ~; errors, l'rook-
bn }, thirago .; batteries, Inveii and inly,
tsaIshlin aud Neagle; umpire, Mc'.uaid.
The Players League.
BosToY, May 3l.-The local Brother
hood team easily defeated Buffalo this
afternoon. Attendance 1900. Score:
Dn<ion ............0 . . I > q o-ls
talfialc. ......2 I u = q o. u
Hits, Iioston, 10; Buffalo, -; errors, Boston, y.
buffalo u: batteries, Madden and Murphy, Had.
ssek AMI Hallegan; umnires. Matthews and
Gunnilg.
PHILADELPHIA, May :D.-The Chicago
Brotherhood club won an exciting game
sbis afternoon. Attendance s,iOO. Score:
G1licago ...........o u q u : -
Philadel pima. ....-..ro u % ] = U =
Hits, Philadelphia, 10: Chirago, II: errors,
Philadelphia >, Chicago, 4; batteries, cunning
ham, sanders and Milligan, Baldwin and Farrell;
sinpircs, Gaiiney ana Barnes.
New YORK. May 3l.-The batting OF the
local brotherhood club this afternoon was
s%crriiic. Attendance 1000. Score:
New kork......... o = o o 2 "a
etitsburg ..,.....0 q o u u 0-3
Hits. New York ~. Ifttsburg .; errors, New
Work q, Iittsburg :; batteries, k.cfe and Ewing,
Tcncr and Carroll u%inrircs, Ferguson AMI liol-
i~rt.
BRooKLYN, May 3l.-Thc Cleveland
Brotherhood team, by good playing in the
zenith inning, managed to win a game
from Brooklyn. Attendance 100. Score:
s;rpoklyn ,,.........O q u u I q u %
Cleveland. .......-..o . o I u % : Is
Hits, Brooklyn ., Gle, Gland -. errors, Brook.
sn ., Cleveland >; batteries, Murphy and Ibaly-
sakrly and snider; umpircs. Jones and Knight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-01
TRACK TALK.

Gorge has broken down completely,
and IL il probable she will never be
srained again.
The Siirer STATE says T.. G.. Patterson is
tbe proud owner Of Lady Franklin, a Web
saiilt. good limbed i-year-old mare, and is
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American ns.o,,.,,ou Games

Al Brooklyn-Brooklyn 1, 80. Louis =.
Al Syracusc-Syracusc 4, Toledo 3.
Al Observation-Disclosures 4, Louisville l.
Al Columbus Columbus >, Athletics 3.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07
MoRE BIG PLuMs.
several First-Cia>s Ohleez FIIIed by PresI-
de4t tIeveIasd

Several First-CIa>s OEleez FiIIed by PresI-
deat tIeveIasd
W HISsIOy, april i..-Ths president
Monday sent the follow ing nominations
to the senate;
Wm Edmund Curtis. Of New York.
TO be first assistant secretary Of the
treasury. vice Geuio VI. Lambertson, re
signed
Charles : Hamlin, of Massachusetts,.
10 be assistant secretary OF the treas
ury. vice John H. Gear, resigned
James II. EckleS, OF Illinois. TO be
controller Of the currency.
Jas F. MeIine, Of the District OF Co
lumbia, to he assistant treasurer Of the
United States
+ strobe Farrow. of South Car
olina. 70 te second auditor Of the treas
ury-
John l. Brawley. Of Pennsylvania. to
be auditor Of the treasury Of the post
Office department
Jas J. Willie, Of Florida, to be deputy
fifth auditor Of tie treasury.
Henri " Egner. OF New Jersey, 10 be
collector OF customs for the district OF
Newark, \, J.
Dudley o Watson. Of Michigan, TO be
collector OF customs for the district of
Nichiran
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THE DECISION.
neither side seems 20 C1deTstand the Re-
sait--Aeti,a Of tn. ErOthsThoods . NAS-
ter5TGreat uHee-taIaty. a..'.>


S.ffhsr side seems 10 Tlder.tand the Re-
sait--aetioa. Of th- ErOthsThOOds . MAG
ter6TGrsat Uncertainty. .n.>
ToLrDg, o, April "A reporter had
AL interview with a number OF the
memi,ers Of the brotherhood after the
decisions in the U. S. court had been
delivered, and great diversity Of Opin-
ions was brought to light Msny Of
them feel that il Is the direct result Of
mangpoiy's oppression One well-knOvgn
brotherhood man sail: I'VE are absO-
luteiE unt6ns as a labor organization
for the present; we now have but one
resource, and as an organization, feter-
atiny with other laOor unions and
Jr0ther1oj.Is. we propose - vote here
after Ghig for men absolutely known 10
H. il sympathy with the rights and
neccssititl 81 the labor5ng element
This w1s. a gigantic scheme that saw
Otei both Of capital and political in
trigue .3Fe. are not as devoid 9f wisdom
and ordinary iatellig geHee asthe railroad
coIuraries would nave sou believe, . We
have the power and marx Iny words, i
j. 0nl question Of tiae when the vie.
tory slall be ours
Vague minors were aiyoat Monday
.eveniU- as "a Fnat immediate course
tire brotherhood viii pursue, but all
show on inclination 10 await the pro-
muiga;'Dnof special orders from head
quart
NsE Lake Store or Ann Arbor
strlior what ne taiEFss of the decisions,
10 2
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-07

DUK1yG the last twenty years the area
of land in England under the plOw has
diminished by very nearly 3.O0o 90
acres, OF over Il per cent
A SUICIDE epidemic Is said % be pro
vailing IN and about New York Nc
less than seven cases OF felO de sc wers
reported one dzy recently
BzLvA LOCKWOOD renewed her nc
quest for admission 20 the New YOrs
bar. and for the second time her paper.
were pronounced defective
The British legation denies the re
port that IL has been notified that
plot exists 10 Kill the prince Of Wales
should he come 70 America
THE late strike on the MonOnxahelA
inaugurzted last September when IOa.
600 miners quit work. 5 said % hzr
cost not les than s5.eOo.Oo0
The supreme court OF MISSOURI hz
declared the state Law. prohibiting thE
payment Of employees through the NJ
dunn mOt truck StOreS Unconstitutional
A CORY Of the first edition Of COfun-
bus letter. IN Latin. announcing tia
discovery Of America. printed AZ Rome
IN 1896, sold in London reeenslE tcs
ESl1
The population Of New York state
accdrdinS 10 the Crsieial state report. /
more than O1e-teath OF the pop1lar
,iOn OF the United >ssteS The state l.
larger than Scotland ard SEitze-ianS
Together.
yrv-,r iii 49,. s-v,ls -,i,s in .-E-.l
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SAD ENDING
.ofs Sailing Party on Lake Pontehar-
train.
a siSpP CaP.tl~. Wan Terrible Results
IHo sister, Jie - Tand' Embrace
The Eesu1t - the IHabiii,y u tie. =.
ssau - charge - the ye..eL

SEH GElr.Ns r. April 2 "A sail
ing .Eartgaon lake POntcLartEail came
20 z. saa ends naay afternoon TFaSn4s
Ee.'gj lis wife, Mrs. Hary A. Eeiiys
I" T. knp5ps srsuograpIer; : sOrHzl
Smith an engineer; III sfnythe "a
ssre. .l'au. 2liss Mamie Nrf'ac. aged =.
Aia-y Flynn. aged ls: Agnes Flynn.
aged i5 Maygie lsheppart. aged and
Efb- keliy. sged ~, went - h.i.Hr-
irrE, q lake end resort and hired q
sia1p - go gu: t1r a fayv. .day- sa.L
After coastIng about the lake f1r a
fes3 hours. t.ley determined % mgsn- .
trip q mile aud = half Qua from shore
where they sasE a fishing party. The
course 20 ;He slO0p was changed and
tie party wa5 soon within ha5l1s de-.
taHea d the fshiuE PARTY 7 a1raas
EaIlz = =, as in.raar2e Of tle sloup ard
ait,-mG:rt ruEui6e the craft As the
'E3Eru rylI.t FROM s;arhoar.i 90 port the
p eunHaie wcnt under water aa.4
:tHs i,s&t va filling r4p.aiy4 ke.y .,r- 3.
bis .fgaa and ord tei tt4e ryan !n tae
raEl- tg - Eht zHe boat by getting In
tire alAef side Ij evident iaes -
ingg.sy ca-sel the eGLen rH taa exp
60 Is afyciei rta,iis tears and they
;Hmh.ai rvaz dae dGYEhsE Ia the. .ef-.
hsF; % sf%~ tia .or.isr
Asa r1riscstrerGs tide. bGa; E-s cap
,sizs al5 Ele entira party was tnra b.
I1tg Iite watar. which was thirteen ls,:t
le~n 10 tina; point Tie aHchgr.5f the
s.pup ipreI from the deck and caused
81 a sire party ~h9 han -aaras %
Lg on taa.s. ~ lose their -. IAr
Elea .n taa atl saw tie accident lla,
I.-.l Hs r ths.r ANCHOR. pn..ea over<t3
tie 3Et@rtnuate party" ~ pleas sure sre..-
~ The rtsrue-, were GgitreS MeF-
asHaal. AND i'= >si.Heidr1 2 heF suc-
1er iE EaaaH!Ey Maggie Sheppard
atI Al-nss Aggu u.! but a. ibes were
sr r3r.r 2, ay % rescue Mrs kelly. Size
tatc.a 'sFE ~ despair ard saEis - the
ut.lm .sfara t1ecgg- = Ac- autssif:. .
y r.ss ana N4ry flgnn sipTat
r. u ;r bottom ~ tha uufuruea
l-.=t and sans 70 the bottom - aae aL-
i.t-r> s-G.. I.itrse I,Ii4 kcl.ry ctlar
ta tle 'ra taet part ~ the slasiP WIKI the
turrgF ~ splr bat each ave
SSH II. ttra ta. bat esasi.d her lltrtc.
uds III rs ANA tie gif! weat dcsH
aq,tardg us'1r tbe zi;I cau.a reach
arH i.a Gtta srers saved aGd m.tl'.
tha ta6 re-tacl .tHsldren Nyrr fr,y~l
% Ile news 81 tae Hl-
8s f} ,Ern.rE Tie laEf was dotted
H,-e ana tae-c th boats iEcd with
mem. =, tgar1 ssaz anr f9r THE t,9d.s-, *
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BORDERS mAER mAER
STEWARDS
LOUISA KENTUCKY.
CURRENT TOPICS.


hS ostrich feather rug IS the latest
i-iAury' -
AEKANsAS has discarded the eorvies
lease system
iHE InI1ei States have nearly 2co
active geyserS
TIE ICE N Lake Superior Z twenty
three inches thiek
IHEEE Is . new kind Of ice cream
chEisiened 'ColuinDus-
The E-ie canal, begun IN lsi7. was
the first American artificial waterway
The entire population OF Canada (
les than that Of the state OF New
io.A
He coloreo men OF Kansas Ilty now
propose 20 " eotoTed eolony N
brazil
A FIR TEEN-NoSTHS-oLD hog az IRAN
els Fla, tips the beam At i've hundred
pounds
Tbs coldest place in the United States
is the interior Of Alaska 80 degrees be
low zero
THERE are twenty-eight cities in this
country having each more than loo,ooc
population
a COMPANY has offered an enormous
sum for the privilege Of advertising on
the pyramidS
WV HEARD, Of TaIiafsrrO county,
Ga, who IS p yea-sold. IS said 10 weigh
but sixty pounds
T1asE who say they know all about
il declare California VIII supply the
world with Olives
A BEoSzE statue Of the late Sir John
Macdonald has beeR erected IN Gore
park. Hamilton. Ontario
oSE thousand eight hundred and Fifty
cities and towns in this country are
equipped with electric lights
An insane woman was lately arrested
in hank il Detroit while attempting
10 draw Sl,COo, e3o with blank Pieees Of
paper.
A ALOUIsviLLE musician has discover
ed that the inspiring strains q Ia
ra-ra Boo'H-ti2-ay are borrowed HON
Mozart
. I, IL CoUGhtiS, a Policeman OF Troy,
\ y, has fallen hesr II IS repos'ed
to an estate IN England vAtred al
S$0e@ 0e@
A t'EeH,3'A si''oE says e would !,i, T1'h'
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BItf5- Criminals

WASHINGTON. AP-ii 4 The supreme
court, Monday, in long opinion by
Justice Jackson. decided that 4 fugitive
from justice. surrendered by extradition
proceedings by one state to another.
may be r5nsututionally tried in the
latter state. up0u warrant charging
another 0ffense than the one set forth
in the warrant OF extradition. without
being tirst returned 10 the state from
whirh lie caglc. This decision aftirms
the Judgment Of the Georgia supreme
court in the case Of Sidney Lascilles.
alias Waiter ; Beresford, the we'll
known swinller who claiming to 10
Lori licresfori's son, cut wide swath
in New York and the south, at the ex-
pense 81 his delrdei victims
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BOUNDARY LINE SETTLED.
Ih- sufireHe Court Decides Against VIr
sipsa b. IT. suit Against Ienne.sse- :.

The suIrsrhe Court Decides against Viz
siH.l iG IT. suit Against Tennessee
" E-IliSeToN. April4 I. = Some time ago
tbs state % Virginia SET up claim that
il. was entitled 10 a wedEc-shaped tract
ra.nEiE z from Two to eight miles wide
and seEerai score of miles long, now
generally recognized a, within the
u.rihweS;esn Boundary line OF Tennes-
see. NirguiA basel her claim on her
charter mssinr her southern boun-
datg LINE due west in - deg and -
min
Tcansssae's response was that the
present line had been run in 1890 and
.1sol t'y q Joint commission of the two
states and bad been accepted and rati-
.tiei b. each Molday the supreme
caaft rendered il decision sustaining
Tennessee 50 that the boundary line
viii remain upimpaireL
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o. sNow. .sHoEs
4 ErAyc Young Naa Travels Iifteen Hue
;.. .Irfd ,ttfr.

e. >rAlsfr. Wash. Apri! "a
rcu.af..au.r jqZruey was brought
tn successful close by q n
. Hamilton, 81 Chicago, y years
Qf age who arrived here from Alaska.
BE Travelled 1900 miles on snow-shoes
up Yak5n river in Aiasla and .ozcr the
Divide 20 Caiikoat. IN the dead of WIN
,r- being tine tirst white man who has
ever erH-et these mountains - this
season and lived He is an enplUye Of
tie Yukon Eiyer Transportation
Cos ami loft Seattle last July
on his initial imp to the coiapany's
expedition ~ 81 Michaers near
the mouth Of the Yukon The csprdi-
iiau tuat a Steamoqa; and started MP
: The river with $50 tons of provisions
and supplies. and after steamiac two
w. cAs up tine river the ice stopped
fertilizer progress As i was necessary
e. get word to civilization that the boat
was frQzen in. Hamilton volunteered TO
ugft tbe Journey 81 1.5J1 miles. and
started November -, with three sleds.
twenty enc dogs and some Indian
rEn,es iiJ arrived at Chilkooi eighty
miles 4t1vc Juneau. March "a
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wan,. the sugar rra.. smashed

NEW IoRK. April / The World Mon
day morning devoted five columns TO an
attack upon the sugar trust II accuses
that monopoly Of robhing the people OF
SlS, 900. coo year, and calls ON Attor-
uey-General olney 10 make it his tirst
duty TO smash this trust" II quotes
the portion of the democratic platform
aud of MIR cleveland's Inauguration ad-
dress in relation 20 trusts and monop'
elies and the text ~ the trust law
passed hy congress in lSeA II gives 4.
history Of the sugar ,yiist and seeks TO
demonstrate lha.the LAW has been and
is constantly bcing violated
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A CONSPIRACY.

against the law Of the Cpuatry-Judge
last % Declares the brotherhood of
locomotive IaEiueers IN the Case Of
ti,c Toledo Striker.
ForEpo. o. April : Judge Kicks
reai Judge Taft's decision in the Ann
Art,or injunction ease. in which Chief
Arthur, OF the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, Is made party.
lie decided that the whole brother
hood was q. conspiracy against the law
Of the country. and that inasmuch as
Arthur gave the orders that precipitat-
ed tine boycott, an order for a temporary
Injunction a-ainst Arthur as prayed
for was allowed
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w,r,,..s w. nf sslf.n.niar

CWcNG0 April This Is self-denial
weeS of the Women's Christian Temper
ancr Uniop, and between now and sat
ur,lay evNry i,mbcr oi the erganira-
ticn is eNpeciel = deny herself some
thing and rcmj, thcamoNntS HAT would
otherwise w. expended TO the hcad-
quarters gi The national organization in
this city, TO- be usei for The propa-
rranIn
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DaSo,i Man sa,e'aaa.

llor SrBINUS Afk,, April Is =
Vadlctls, a. wei to,ia ranchmanof Kim.
ball, $ ~ n,sulenled at The tWlnn Rouse
hcrn MAhlay hy morphinN llo lett a
scalc,l lcilor addressed IA his wliv with
written diroetlons that ii b. forwarded
10 her
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Eugene punnivant ReIea.ed.

CmCK6o. April i--Eugene Dunni
want, whose damage suit against O ".
Potter. the steel maSnate. growing out
of love affair with ME Potter's
daughter. has created wide interest,
was released from custody Monday.
The charge upon which Dunniyant was
being held was the larceny of watch
from woman with whom he had been
drinking
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REPRESENTATIVE Hooker Better

wASnN0roN, April Altrpwsen,S
,ive llooScH ~ Mississippi who was
thrhwn from a cahle ear SATURDAY. q
impgnylnS, aud lsnow said a. Ne 1ut OF
danger Ills skull has not hcrn iras'
turcd, the injury Ncug eonVn,slon oi
the hlnm aud not sorlopN encngh ~
cause anfnh
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''.s
Hello, Lopisa..'
Hello
re tie glowing re-
ports Of borders and
oteNarts Spring StocL
.truc?."
Yes. They COULD
hardly be exaggerated.
Come and see them"
"Al1 right. I'll be II
on the first fraiq."
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QvfFNNoNN, Anrl / The gierman
ornlapr kalserina Augusta, honnd ia
New lnrk for tho naval review, ar,
rived hero Monday p,qnlnG "a take eoAl
snd PROVISIONS and viii sail ~ Wedngsr
day.
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GIGANTIC TRUST.

The Job Fri tsrs of Ci-eInratI to Com
bize-CaPItal stock 10 I;e 10000. 600
CINCINNATI April / A movement i
on foot and almost ready TO culminate
whereby all tine leading job printing.
engraving ard Iithosraphing companies
Of Cincinnti are 70 organized under one
head
The Cincinnati job Printing associa-
tion. patterned in many respects after
the American TIRE Founders assoeia-
tion. has 50 far progressed that it IS
only question of a few weeks before
there Will be complete consolidation
OF all the principal interests Of Ike
kind NOW doing business in Cincinnati.
There are all-toId about 80 book and
Job printers IN Cincinnati of these
about one-haIt have been invited to 20
into the combine and the others Will be
either forced to come in or leave the
field entirely
The capital stock Of the new combine
IS TO u between si,Oo0. 600 and SO. CO.,
600. most probably the latter figure