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New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
RAILROAD EAENINGS.


S4@'c. l.. s.. e n 9}.' ]ar .a..f sae9.@' mill;
Jen. to July "''.-.@ "-'.''' ''''''
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
,y.'. ygTo.r Of 1' "'r. ls., - .-.' .ue5os sra
'''' cG1c&Go AND WESTERN MICHIGAN.
i.., H'%',' s. Q. .s 7".' Iv : G,i5 ;,.,; u;
cnlcACo AND EAST ILLINols. .-o
<s@:, : Z" &, &: ,::5.3 ::3 ,5s .3s s. S
DETROIT. LANSING AND NORTHERN.
-, z?g':' @.S & %', s7fss r ;s.5 s3,Si5 s33ii5
JAIL brLrrr. sorrH snoEE AND ATLANTIC.
SS3, s,sa z :a5s e:aso iS .a:iS! 55 si,y55
JIM EvAxsvILLE AND TlERE HArTE.
f.. r?a,;' ,s z #'.l * H } ...f.! q; ,;ss3 6
GRAND TEvNK CANADA.
.o. Ea"'o' '.aas q i:y ..s IS : ,.. s;.s s2e
IOWA CENTRAL
r-' r,cs i2 e.. 53a3 aa.i ss5il% siil@5
LOUISVILLE NEw-oELEANs ANp rFXAS.
f... y"s'. ~..l < gH.- n July .a,-,d! .2,9. ~ s.
LorIevILLE ANp NASHVILLE.
ID. ia
''' Nrw.yorK. ONTARIO >ND WESTERN 49,,
.9 Ta9o: g.: e 1. }., g; % ..i 81 @ e 81 81 s.
'""' ~ ''' NonrHrEN ruW.
-. y.g'.r q & %ci %. i.,v .a.s .a-s5as s,s3g'!
''"- ONO AND MISSISSIPPI
Err. g, a. :s.. ,:... s. .:-3,.:
OHIO RIVER
S'G'c' ,2 @..s z, 4 @2,, i-.g Sc n:2. e., ..lsi ..i
PEORIA. DECATUR AND EyAN~NILLE.
>.l. s.g. ". Q. '@-1, 5..y-~ ;c5a $ sls.5i5 ss5i
''' sllrIIE LAKE. SHORE AND LA~rEEN.
ri,,t .u.cs 20 luly-. --.- 51 ~ ~ 80
roILDo COLUMBUS AND cINClNTATI
II <ss,,, T A. .'., ,..: .a ,:,1.. ,:.3.ss
''''. ~ WISCONSIN, CENTRAL.
p, s@ my a3 ,,as l551 s553 aisis5 sis2is5
cIvcINNArI. JACKSON AND MA'KINAw
r.srq .c;s @ tS ts ,si :-i }s ;s?a; ;5s},i
'' cI.EvELAND. AKRoS AND COLI MBUs.
ss@ ss@., z IS IS Hs55 81 g, ,s;; &;
COLORADO MIDLAND
59, Ns%s.' t Of @ac' he june. .aaa.: s .,s55 90 a.
Jan. ! to June 81. "-'''o' ''' i'7 "''''''
DETROIT BAY CITY And ALrENA.
}.as ss@' .: a. , IF 80 s :!s53 :ls S.
EELANGl.K SYSTEM.
ar n h a. aa.@ 52.a@i '5355t '2s 90 4s5. '32}
FLORIDA CENTRAL And PLNINSULAk
Fourth week ~ Juno ~ 80 $500 90 o,,p
GltAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
Tg%2rF Hoa2iS r@. o. XIX s june so,a55 saSS seess
Jan ] 10 Jnnr 30 I.l'''N-f i'o7''''' i''''-'"
KANAwIIA AND MICHIGAN
Number Of n.ncs .... l.e 80 l22 -, lS
FouItn week in Jnu" tb'lfl ,~lnlP ,*.tt2t
KANSAS CITY. MEMPHIS AND BfRMINGH An
Fourth week ln June e205ii @2 81,
Jan / % June 80 ''''I- "NI,'-"
MApHIs AND CHARLESTON.
fo39 N%%9r r@ Of %'io S June ..o5S So aa,ssSS s2ssS
Jan O. ~ juno go '4'..'-J ''-,''i 73-.''''
ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE.
Branch Lines
Numbcr ~ miles ........ loo .o3 2l-
Fourth week 100 June. F2'.3' $3.50
Jan. ! 10 Jun, 20 '''.--' 'o' -
TOLEDO PEORIA AND WESTERN
l.o.iftr iNue tlI,.'i- fI'i-d flN los
Jan. ! 20 Jf u" "o.-.--. -" 'lS t-''5f7 4f".-4'
WI.~rrEN NEW-ToEh ANH PENNSYLVANIA.
@"a' .n Ic |' "', ia ranc. ssaSc3 so,S'o $50 s@1
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC.
Mont, Of Iqn,..... s15i.9.o sl!..,n Da,' ..s ~
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
A NEW FINANCIAL PROBLEM,
RESULTS OF THE SILTER BILL.
THE TREASURY'S WEEKLY STATEMENT RE
FLEETS THE JULY INTEREST PAY
MENTS AND SHOWS \ LARGE
LOSS II CASII.
Sunday, July l3-p. m.


LOSS n CASH
Sunday July 13-p. m.
fhr United States Treasurer last week received
from customs $5,455,72O, from internal revenue
$2,95O, ,493, and from miscellaneous sources, IN
cludng profit on silver coinage, Si3', '72-'o'al
Ss,s4I,9s against $s,222, GA for the preceding
week The bond purchases for the week were
So 2,206,55O, including the ! 100000 per cents
and Sl7,15O l-2 per cents purchased yesterday
The Treasurys weekly statement VI Da"hceS
shows net loss 10 the cash balances IN vaults Oh
S4.O21 1852 and reduction Of deposits III Natohal
hanks Of S2.447.746; total reduction, $t,4j9,47S.
Making allowance for the usual weekly coinage 0l
standard dollars the statement gives $4,SOOO0O
as the sum of legal money added to the general
circulation The fund held for the redemption of
surrendered National bank notes was reduced
S2151l5, so that the surplus held over trust
liabilities was reduced $G,254,363. The principal
changes in the vault balances were made up az
follows: loss TO gold by a loss of $i66,O7d
bullion plus an issue of 81 9s1, $50 certificates; a
gain to lcgal-tenders by contraction of $4,000
outstanding certificates less loss of S36,636
notes and loss TO silver by an issue of sol 1852
certificates plus loss Of coin and bullion Of
$ll9,32l.
Subjoined is yesterdays statement compared
with that of July .:
July d July 10. Differences.
Gold coin and bull,
less certificates
and 800 OO0. .-. .a..o-... .o 80 900
$40 IS ,bJO SSoStOOof DeC'
L. notes. lcss 81.
certificates lU,SoO.l1 l16ofVSl IIlC' 90 Not
Nat. tanK notes 4IS4o14 6S)S,'oi Dec o@oVo'
bilVer dollars and
tiacatss ... 26&s9s1s 2j,757 e35 Dec. 6Sl .sss
Cash in Traesys1s1 942 500 sl27 1G7 Dec 81 O1732
DEPOSITS H Na -. 80 49, -.o
tOla banks ZI,of' ,4tS Z4o'S ~ Dec z'f4', $40
Total balance 80 23O347 1852 e2os69 Dec. s64o9.4o
Deduct for funds
held to redeem
Nat b'k notes.
including the .. -. -.. ,o, - or -,
fund. 60S31 AL bV 8-o p'C' <lo'IlO
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
Jlnan(lGl.
NTANHATTAN TkU 81 co.

llnnrQGl.
MANHATTAN IBt ST co.
CORNER of WALL AND NASSAU SITS.
Legal Depository for Court and Trust Funds and General
Deposits.
LIBERAL RATES Of INTEREST PAID on BALANCES.
The COMPANY is authorized 20 act a. EXECUTOR,
,,. Ms I:A1OR, GUARDIAN, RECEIVER and
TRUSTED; ~ FISCAL and TRANSFER AGENT and a
REGISTRAR u STOCKS aud BONDS.
ne conpauy oilers and
and 70 religious aud bcneyosD institutions ex;eptlonal
OFFICERS
. T. D. FRENCH. President.
j. l. WA1ERBU RN, Elce-Presdent-
&. W. HASKINS, Secretary.
- \. T. FRENCH, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
,. o. Fronch y. Y. = W Cannon. ".
II L. Hlcglnson Boston. y. j. Coolidge, IT,, Boston
Aug. Bolmont. IT, y. \. James . sheldon. y. Y.
T.. D. Randolph. N. Y A. . Roscnbaum. y. Y.
{ {. baldwin. y. Y. Sam. X. ShlpleY. Phlla
has T. Tag y Y. X r. wilson v. Y.
Hcnrv Field, chicago. !. j Waterbury Y. y
Ia Merton. K 7. u. y. Norihcote, N. Z.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
THE CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI, CHICAGO AND
IT. LOUIS RAILWAY CO.,
By NJ T. INCA
OFFIIL Ob . =.
PITTSBURGH. cGNClNNAtI AXD ST. LOUIS RAIL
WAY COMPANY,
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AL. PlITSBCKGH RAIL

Or III Ob
FIIIsD' Ron. 'iSl %l4 81 hoCn' n~-[
p, koAR ,Ii. GoMPANf' On Al lime 18th 1900
4 T MEETINGS of the Bard Of Directors
y hcd June th 1890 i was resolved that the follow.
n4,l and st. foul, RAILWAY chicago; 81 Louis and
dago K. Ea.oa5 and the C'n'innau and Rloiaoad Raj
od o s 1grF6 .abgd gHa to O,s'sD ths sSareholaets
fos tl ACTON a. special netting +. BE- ] heId as foows
At toloutu- OHIO. August l9,h. le9o c.--
.e H. IND o'l ADJUST agq 2oR 1870 "''1 company
IKoPosiD BASIS OF CONSOLIDATION.
A.. @ c. alg fma. an i5 P5aSafsh Ssi and saead
ts,44l controlled affiliated lines 70 Cincinnati Ald 81
iae new Company is n have authorized capital Of
-ao Goo O2 "nh f,,'v~ oo Ta .1 D. IN ho1i i,t1 atq
a"o'"o.o "u be- prct.fF-~ aad $4,000 600 common
G uo bond, about $4,000 ooo are to be set aside
po.d H s6'mgt5n o, the dels' tlat AZ, secured BY
prior liens oo 'a" rad 70 D. Consolidated a. follows:
rFsa % AID Mos'. Lod. ~ ua ssqrfn cn'ns sla os
al r"-. 80 !:'..o!d, s4y....,. Nj 2o'759'9S0
~,n and udlHlp,i, Rau.old -at. =. 453l coo
Pr.-ea, D,bt of tI.cuuat aud Richmond Rail . o,o
road -oOo VVV
Lyne ao. $4,000 ooo IN the rcaay % Of M me Goo,y @
n, p.,ert.d -tce b, 20 bc noncur uatiie and entitled
.,-a.,t. "a, declared b. ue Horra vai thS light at,
f-.. .r r' boon de'1, on the common stock 70
A.. adt t.ul. uu. .t. cent. uaNlu. hye n all
-to. il to %" entitled O. three per cent pr
anuuu fI. Dor earnings declared after four per
.,ut t.. Jared the preferred. and an add
u.g1l .nu r como % tuy Year after the preferred shall
have received up .. i've per After GNe per cent has
-,lr additional -lrlu~ earnings when declared. are
shared equally bv me preferred and common stock
M Itfr-t stock ~ $50 600 coo. about s2L OoO 900
ar o p, ISSUED n exchange Tor stock Of the respective
rGEFEEEED STOCK.
Tor ,Ar present fu-t rr--
ttrrtl cent ~to. Is.
P.r5grcA. cincinnati and
I@ny iai f5r plr.... ...... 60 9cs 200 %
10. o.. present out pre-
lcrd Cd u-ruAu atlNe
Plt'~r.r.h. cincinnati ana
pr for lar. 5000 600 90
For the present common >trk
of Lur Pittsburgh. ,tmr.n-
way Co., ..'..'-'.. . sos 900 90
pi,f,riri -fo h chicago,
-. Louis and Ptt-bur-h
-ay ....' II Cs9. .562 30
.... other one. ri be-.
ting l.Ire-c ted h' common
sto.t ~ the Constituted
Company.
For oIphlt ol Che pros'ns
-to.h of thc JcrrrSouSue.
Kilro.d .''~.....' .'.. 1000 900 90
Tho o,h,r Link being
rleecnted by common.
company -s2 s21. lo9 762 80
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Leaving surplus Of nearly 80 900 900 in the treasury Tor
afur -Iid.
the 30 d. about 72l 600 are "a De Issued
exchange FOR stock o the respective companies "a FOL
COMMON STOCK.
Tor thc I-. sent common stock
of th" thlct.o -. l'ut'
aad pf.bur.h Ea.O.d
Co.. par Or par ~,y - I0j.oOI,1e
ono. tulrd pr.-cit Pre-
fcrrrd ~to.h o. tuicngI.
S' Loui, and Ptt-hGr-h
railroad c.. above
no.rt.. SAY. 5Sl2,2si -
For uur lal' Present stock ~
IrHer-outl.Ir. Madison and
IrGduluoU- Railroad Go.
IA. llo.. noted .... 1000 600 90
Fo accumulated tISidonG~
uoH du, ir-t Preferred
Stools. P.tf~hur'll. t'.c.u.
ult. aud ~t Louis l'u-
'' ---.--.--- 500 SO $50 B.
LEAVING .urIr, os nearly So 600 600 IN treasury
o., I.-, -l'f.
b. +. .-.r.f.. d, h,,. f,i renra.oufqtqn ~
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

The tank exchanges at the Ncw-York Clearing House
and sold tho Stock Exchange
and for the Of the preceding years compare
toll
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financial.
REORGANIZATION
OF THE
Marshall Consolidated Coal Mining Co..
OF COLORADO,

THE TIME FOR DEPO~IrlNG IHE STUN AND
RONDs OF THE ABOVE CONPANf WITH THE
l,<ICgrRrOCKI.R TRUST co. HAS BEEN EX-
TENDED TO JULY 10.
,por-r "a oOn SHARES OUT OF 10000 AND
oyFr o. pER CEST. OF BONDS HAVE BEEN
DEPOSITED Up 70 DATE.
AFTER ABOVE DATE so SECURITIES WILL
BE RECEIVED.
r. V. LOEW,
H. T. GOLDSCHMIDT,
MARCUS sTINE,
(UA-. GREGORY,
- VI. STONE,
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
By order of the Board of Directors,
The Oregon & TransContnental Co.,
COLGATE HOYT
Vice. President.

% walst., Sew-York June II, 1890.
Referring the foregoing announcement we beg 20 can
the attention holders OF the Oregon ard
Com pany First Mortgage Trust Bonds TO the following
Official statement operations Of the Northern Paeha
Railroad Company: ,,o
Ten months ending Apri 80,
1888 1890.
Gross 277 9o5.22 ais - 3os IS
Operating e1penses........ 9745 o55.46 lo653 9Ojss
Net nes........... s6 53l 94676 - 1-J i2l .
Interest rentals and taxes. 65lS t9.5eo-5l
Sur,lrS sl20-s-l sLi0i 5,36
Miscellaneous income lnet.. 44l,OJ'49 'f--4o
PROFIT over nxed charges. S45fO76-0 Sl.5il 53
The underlying bonds OF Northern Pacn' orn'h iAes
now held By the Trustee ot tha oregon and Ifaaseon'
uental bonds when released by this operation. ". o
d,ro,ed with the Trustee O, the Northern i3ctc Kah
ro,d Company's Consolidated Mor;-aga thus giving O. s
after the benefit ot al the security now Lei to' A'
oregon and Transcontnsntdl bonds.
We are prepared deliver at once Northern Paci'c
Railroad Company Consolidated Mortgage pr cent Goi
bonds at FOR oregon and Trt>ont'
mental Company First Mortgage Trust Bond, oa c bda
s.. forth In the announcement ot that Company upon cf'
render to US the Oregon ana TranscontnentA. Bonds
DREXEL, MORGAN & CO.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

LEAVING -urup~ ot nearly So 600 600 ia the treasury
fI,. .-. ,- afo,.-l'f.
a, 10 is d.-ribe have full representation of the
stock NJ Company h1reh, dc, who cannot Doc present
ar. 'qr. ;od Q, send 'or pro>io 10 the secretary With
lr-tr'l. .fun~ how o 'ot. th~
) B. ITGGFTT Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
the PR0GTER G GAMBLE
COMPANY,
1ncorpora,ed Under the laws Of New-Jer-ey)
SHARE CAPITAL $4,000, 00U
DIVIDED INTO


Dividends on he Preferred Stock will be cumulative az
Der cent per onnum and will be payable on st April ana
1t october of year. the first payment being Octoo
lat 1890 Tho Company will receive the profits OF the
I,,lr IL
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
ance ..'',.'' SOS s529o6 s}2O0S543 Dec. s525i,3o3
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED

BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
BY the operations of the New-NOfk SDb-Ireas-
ury in the week ended last Friday evening, which
included the receipt of S331 900 for exchange on
other Sub Treasures and S1,O0O,000 for gold bars
taken from the Assay once for export ana the
payment of S726,4l4 tor purchased bonds the
New-York banks lost $500, 6J} cash leSter-
days weekly bank Statement of averages shows
p gain of 81. .S43, 90 cash. which, however, re
fleets the movement of the preceding week. Buj
the net result ot the interior movement, other
than through the Treasury, was something over
81 ,OOO, 900, so that the statement probably was
made up on a rising average, subject, however
TO loss Of Sl.0OO0OO additional WlthdraWal ol
gold yesterday for export. The increase IN dcpoS-
its-Sl 627, ,9O0-iS about $500, 600 greater increase
than the other changes call for. Hence with an
increase of S40G,975 in the requirements OF the
% per cent rule the surplus reserve was increased
only $2,436I25. which leaves IT at 96,2oo,0''
AGAINST S663O.1OO July l3, 1889; S27,1& i.4O0
July a. 'is8s, and $7,626,l 90 July Is, 1881.
The ohangN for the G2rrespop6ians wees week do Cl
crease S2,5l530Q, cash increase $4,000, de
posits decrease 81, s4s 300 and surplus reserve
300. cash increase S4,49s, 400, deposits increase
S4.323 200, and surplus reserve increase so -
COOS 1ss7-lOans decrease 81 $50, 600. cash III,
crease 81 l.426,loO, deposits decrease S59o2oo' and
surplus reserve increase Sl,513,6j0.
Subioned is Yesterdays statement, compare
with the corresponding dates Of 1889 and 1888:
59y 5s5SS Is SS ~ I Il s2 a9 5as 9c i 90
f2:s sSs5$S .SsoSS p 3ssSS jsS
Circulation .........- 7,784,700 3F3S0oo 8'oLo0o
The following shows relation between the total re-
serve and the total deposits the respective dates
Ess.adsf s.i. SO ssSSsSo $50 GSS 5t5f@SS ss55SS 5io
Total sI82 292 800 sI7 sI7 400 $40 400
NssoG. scaS.. sapS-s aoS4 1o,55s 800 1Oossoo
su,ps. ss7s sSS 199 q % ''ss s@5 o3}
The following is Saturdays statement in detail ::
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

The following yesterday quotations for unlisted
securities
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

n1ti saG - Lou.. ia...uat s55 sl3 o32 900
al p.r,,., ~ !t',..o,d s4y. .-'"' 20 753 9Ss
~,n and iadaaa1,.., Raj o,d ,,t.. -. 453l 600
ro,l D' .' 2.5os 600
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE SHARES, 1000
ST MORTGAGE PER CENT. BONDS OF el,ooV
EACH 90 900 OOO) WILL. BIZ ISSUED

They coupon bonds (but the principal may oe regis
tered and bear Interest hc rate ~ sN 10 per cent per
annum They are secured by r-t mort og' upon al IN"
real estate %, the COMPANY well A. 10y th't mortgage
unon It, personal property Tdcy a'o PAYABLE ID Aiy
veas FROM july let norest payable January lst ana
trlr l.t but aye r,dccmabn the Company option Oh
~ interest t,y after the expiration Of ten from July
st l-9O at 10 yer cent. upon three months not.''
THE VENDORS ARE TO RECEIVE A. PART PAY
lTFNT FOR TIL PROPERTIES SOLD S3,o0ooOo.
PAR VALE OF THE ABOVE -ECIRIrlE~, or
WHICH THE VENDORS AGREE 10 HOLD AND
MOTTO SEI.LFOR FIVE YEARS 91,O00,0OO PAR
v,rTF or TIE CON,ION ~rOCK. AND ALSO
CONTRACT THAT DTRING THIS PERIOD THIS
STOCK SHALL RECEIVE no Dividend" W.
TIL I!PER CENT. PER ANNUM has BEEN PAID
on TIE REMAINDER OF THE CohhON 9Io' IA
The remainder OF the sai sh'r"s and first mortgage
bond ac now offered soroa.y 'or public subscription ~
PAR.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

The las'aments nay Do paid rp under discount az th'
ra'o - ) p,r ccnt per anuru-
Tho Allotment w b" made carly as po--h," after th'
Subscription is closed ana a ca-'s wh'r" i Is Eo, pa'
r.aa 20 mako any au'eu. tho amount deposited on "I
pI.,1ton VIII b, r,urn,d ~ -.ou as possible.
Th. ri.' B, reserved o .,t or reduce any aplt 't"n
and -i.-, r- a-e- a,ropt such r'duc't amounts
1l. failure .. pay any il-alHsnt when du" fo.i't' al
previous Iavm"ut-
Provisional C"rtincate- viii %" -eod A. 'ar.' A. r9"
after Allotment; and C,ruApt's when the payments have
l-,u completed
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

Trustee. Of the Bonds and Registrar of the STOCK
I'\ION Trust 60. OF NEW
Transfer Agents. Mcssr- 4. W. KIDDER n co..
New loTk
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
COLGATE HOYT.
Vice President.

Mills nrILpING NEw.Y0RK. - y. -.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18

has two doors, one leading tn tho front
The three miners aro.s : iis.,e Sesorr s
O'clock ON Sunday morning; lit n IRE In
the cook stove, cooked brcakfa: and ate:
nsore cleaning the dilshes. Mr.. SEidmore
s aa Sasa : :es ~s sss c snd s shs" ne eo sr .sH iSSl. ID
OF wood. Their he went 10 the rear OF
sS1 minutes. sSc door Of the Cabin BEING
unlocked meanwhile. Returning tn the
cabin. he went into the front room
looked for the key a moment, hnt .iidn't
around but saw nothing OF the Key. He
went hack into the cabin. made another
search, then decided, tn 70 down town,
oii-can in his hand and had reached the
door. Just then there was n terrific ex-
ppllosion and %. Mr. r:s Sh snh sorS 4, fell IT, sW M"n .hn n,
lay there stunncd for n minute or two, he
thinks, then rose. s'"RgcFsd out
the nsiehbors. They were quickly ON
hand and carried the wounded mar into
the front room and laid him on the bed.
Norcross, who soon arrived.
Skidmorc's boots were nllei with blood.
His p"m MI which w Trcr nearly new .wo
wounds ON Mr.. Skiimorc's face; one was
ign the left cheek. a large hole being cut
IleTNs uttu liz tIieT JUST oNeI tAN WV tSS.
has been injured. The worst
Iera 4 large Chunk of flesh wa se torn out
Of the calf Of the 'ee, and from the knee
down the legs were The right
mOre's pet dog Daisy was right at his feet
at the time of the explosion; The dog was
killed outright. Fortunately. Mr.. Skid.
more was not struck i'm any vital part of
the body, and although badly torn will re-
cover without doubt.
Mr.. Skidmorc was lying in he'd when a
this afternoon. The kitchen is -
wreck. The stove was shattered
into a thousand pieces. There was a big
floor. directly under where the stove stood.
The window was completely smashed and
pieces of glass were thrown u distance of
I'D feet from the cabin. A bag of eggs had
been by the flying pieces of
iron. Some of the pieces had penetrated
the front room and tore the wall there.
Among the ruins was picked up this after.
noon n piece OF tin, twisted greatly out OF
shape. which had evidently been a tin
ran. The occupants of the cabin believe
that giant powder had been placed in this
can and the can put in the stove during
the few minutes that MIR. was
absent from the house. -.
MY poor dog is dead" said Mr.. skid
more to the reporter, and he scemed much
more concerned about the dog than about
! have mo enemies i'm the world, although
there is n lawsuit now pending over this
property that my cabin stands on. OF
course ! have no proof OF anything and
this. 1 have known several cases i'm Col
orado where men have been blown up
with powder for jumping claims, hut fur
Their than that l know nothing" :.
Mr.. Skidmorc is about fifty years old.
tough and hardy. He has ~prospected
some twenty-five years.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18
IN CHEF cARRoLL-s HOUSE.

burglars Make - Destructive visit while
tine Family are Away.
by the standards special Wire.
BUTTE, March IA few nights ago the
house Of Mayor Kenyon was entered by
burglars and this ~cvcning the house of
Chicf of Police Edward Carroll was en-
tered. Mr.. Carroll's residence is i'm Colo
RADIO street. Mrs. Carroll and her child
were visiting at her mothers house i'm
Montana street this evening. The next
door nciRhhors on one side Of the house
were also away. while those ON the
other side were i'm he'd by -
o'clock. The burglars broke n pane of
glass and obtained in1rcss by that means.
The house was ransackcd and every
thing turned topsy turycy. hut a. near as
could be learned nothing had been taken.
were fortunately locked up i'm the safe.
Mr.. Kennedy, who lives near by, had been
awakened by he brcakin. Of the glass,
and as soon as hc had drcsss.d himself
made his presence known. The burglars
quickly left by the hack door. which the
had Opened after entering the house
10y the window. Apparently the
intent was malice, rather than robbery.
Several articles Of furniture were smashed
and the oil from he hanging lamps had
been plcntifully spilled on the sofa and
carpet in wanton destruction. The new
chief has incurred the cnmity of certain
course toward them. and il il thought thai
n spirit of revenge and spite was the occa-
sion of the visit aud the destruction of the
goods. Mr.. Carroll will, however. pursue
unhinchingly the course he has hitherto
held.
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Turn verein Entertainments.

BUTTE. Marck 1.-THE Butte Turn ver-
Gin achieved n greater success than ever
i'm it's entertainment given last evening at
Caplice hall. The was largo
and tho performance thoroughly enjoy
able from beginning to md. After an
overture by the orchestra the Turner
singing society rendered 1.-THE Night" A.
Nickel with n either, accompanied by 4.
Decker, sang "'On the Sea-" After am or
chcstra selection Prof. L. f. Klein ex-
hibited his world of magical wonders.
next came q banquet song by the singing
society aud a representation of Columbus
with grand table;aux by the of
the ramat society. Professor Klein
gave u marvellous exhibition OF rapid
painting, completing n large painting i'm
n few minutes. A ball followed tho
anna entertainments.
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More WRESTLING Matches.

By tne St3uuiru y SJtcItSi Vic.
BUTTE, March I7.-Th's evening Nicho-
las Knuckey of Centerville and { haries 5.
Stone who styles himself middle weight
champion of Colorado and Utah signed
articles for a wrestling match, which will
take place next Friday evening ut the
Milwaukee Beer hall and will he for $50
aside. Cornish holds will govern, and
two out of three falls will win the match.
Joseph Bodin and Frank kitto, the latter
n brother of the man who was defeated by
also made a match which will
take place Saturday evening. The match
will be for the same amount, same rules
and the same place a. that between
Knuckey and Stone.