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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05
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supVssse sws~~setssssss
CmsCAao Aug .. Nc Wicker. Thea
ter L. In rnins Every thing In tho asii
toriam that last nigh, presented A~r"a"
81 brightness and eolce IL to-day n"ih
ing but . mas 81 black d-bri.
FLAMES hurs; from dchri. hrnea,h n"
theatns shortly after ihr's, o'ci'-k this
morning. They had evidently sprvsi
throughout ,h. ent,rc hancmen, TOE nu
sooner had the slrernrn attempted &, "a
tiuguish shc fire an the east side of a."
building than fiame. ~crr sssn Z" issn"
fro0 the rear and the Interior slfnai
tAncously burst .nts = bissc-
Whsa ia. IRE burned through the
flooring the draper'es On, tho is~"'
boxes igni,ed. and from tho rarl.ei o.
tho roof the flames were RAPIDLY car
ricd The oil n and jee"rs
tons that we're made of innanamaes"
0ssoeiai burns-t -, ~f-rr.ly tina, noth
ing could check "a Almost t-for" N"
lfrrmen realized that the hr- bal
reached the top Of structure a 'ol
. roar. and immedia ,.iy asi~r~srd abe
roof fell with . crash. n namfss ~
iremen ~ho yer. In tho auditorium
ran for their lives t,ue of them 90.
caught and probably fatally hurt but
vas rcs~u-d by HIS com p~anions Isr~"
other men were less Sevesoiy hurt
The IRE burned f~ierc.iy abc., tire"
houra Tho walls remain s,sndins. bet
tho intrrior IL Quilted. Tho Grens-n
were successful in k~eisng the na'u.-
frus. tho front of the building and ,h~
on1ces therc ~er- not hurt by the FIRE
Tho damage to tho th.s,er AMI c"a
fonts. which Also consisted of IN"
sccscry belonging b. the shsnsnt"aa
Company. 10 estimated Al 200 90" III"
loas In covered with an %insasane" 81
oaiy oioo. ooo.
How the dse started II shro"ded ia
mystrry. There are ssspieioss ~ -
csadiasisun The thss,ss ell h~ rebsiis
81 oncs sad - qsietiy - v,,ssibic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

THE Sete Department is in apparent
ignorape( d the Threatened revolution
in Hawaii. Assistant Secretary Whar-
ton said hat the department had re-
ceived absolutely-no information fore
shadowing political trouble on the
islands. The Navy Department is in
thss=Ape aseOsditio6, nothing official
hj iuRdhe en heard
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sept l.-Captai n
Gather. who has been In command
Of the troops giving protection to
Judge Lilly's court at Hazard. has
reached Winchester with sixteen pris.
OnerA Among them are Is +. French,
]. C. EversOlc and George W. Ever
sole, leaders in the French-Ever-
sole feud which has caused continuous
trouble and danger In that section for
many years These leaders will be held
without bail for trial at Winchester.
The Judge Of the Winchester court has
the reputation Of having murderers con-
victed and hanged. There arc nine
Others who have been engaged in the
feud now at Winchester.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

CoMrLAINTs are general in Western
cities Of tho largo number Of unneces'
sary officials holding on like barnaclea
lroUHhO-sH6OUW" times
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

LIE PARIS prints the following: "Nego-
tiatiOns between France and the United
States relative 10 the American tar. n
are approaching a favorable conclusion.
The Washington Government will re-
move the duty on works OF French art
and France will remove the prohibition
against American pork" The state
ment of lie Paris could not be verified
By American Senator's
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Nm Guatemalan Minister at the City
set l4.io6s ayA that General EzetA hav-
ilg psfleed to ratify. the peace protocol
sined hK.. DE- .Galinde. August IS.
On1teS1aSraared her forces to again
AvsSoe oas6slvador. but the diplomatic
corps r0puested.f -four more days truce to
try to iRdace General Ezets to sign the
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

N0IIvERSWENDELL. HOLMES passed
his e~igfiY1frst birthday at his summer
house At beverly. Mass, recently in a
very quiet manner Speaking Of his
birthd2y. hS said: This is my eighty
frat and kind Of an off year. realize
] am not as Vigorous as thirty or forty
years ago. but life is enjoyable and
pleasant to me still"
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

A BIG deal ID ON whereby tho Ken
lucky Union railroad will be merged in
TO tho East Tennessee, Virginia &0eor-
Ria system.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

ORIsTRAM BURGEss, past grand CON-
msnder Of the Knights Templar Of Cal
iforniA died 1t San Francisco recently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

The master Of the sailing ship Linnet
which vessel arrived At Singapore on
the 2eth q june. reported that when OF
the ead0 81 q PAul& IS the ship Was
going slowly through the water. one of
the seamen accidentally fell overheard.
Every effort was made to get at the
man. but before the. boat could reach
him a. spmber Of albatrosscs had
pounced-upoA the mans head, and with
their ponderous beaks literally picked
the unfortunate fellows head to piccea
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

1t 10 reported that - English syndi-
cato, headed by q. G. Morgan. has 50
cured IN option on all the leading silver
mines near Aspen. Col. The figures are
placed 1t the enormous amount Of ST.
600. Goa!
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Speaker Daniels Of the Oklahoma
Legislature. was prostraHd BY heat ~
Guthrie on the 3Oth. Governor Steele's
message spoke Of the effect OF the pro
tracted drought in addition 70 the con-
ven tiOnal subjects
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

The price Of hour in England has Cd
vsnced four shillings and sixpeuee in
the past month.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Clearing house returns for the week
ended August 80 showed an average In
crease OF 81 compared With the CORE
spending week Of las: year. In New
York tho increase Vas o.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

~E1kAy several gold mines
in o~porati0n in the immediate vicinity
of Wasbl14.on and 2 nee deposit
has been discdy6ro4 at Forest Glen. .
small-place-a few miles from the city.
Tia axpert Hho found the deposit says
M8siE Is very rich and well worth de-
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05
SONS OF

G1Nse - The Nsess0al 90eo000Sot-o>ooo1
.. WsS6. ~s ksaaaa, CAssss CS00oSass.
ss-CASeG
ST. JosErw. No, Aug. a-IAissd }.
Webb. 81 TopskA Kaa-. vss eleceeA
Commanler-in-Ch Chief Of tho SOFAS of Vet
Grams.
The appeal Of ex-COmmaaderin-Ch Chief
Walter s. Psysa. o. Ohio iron NE AsA-
inRs Of tho court martial was treated
very indincrentiy when brought before
tho encampment - the delegates ~
fused . tDke asy setas1 sois s'Ayss
employed IN atos1ssy aaA eat him n
Kansas CITY % - Uss&1d 0oAsss js1gs
Philips 70 issue . msads0ss 10 compel
the National encsmpmsss % shov Gauss
Why ~ should nos be granted . tisi By
his peesA
The eommittss reekoosA sp shs
poiats made BY che eoopst1ss eoo-
pssics in Ne Vsiss drill TA~ts Wp@s
gives st Pasl - pr eeAA. Dssesr ~
and sprisgnsA - The Osisss - eso.
200 and oeo4
A. nssht . ball aaA recsDtioa sss sss-
dsred the membesS IL sAe Ladies Az
Society. Who were stssaAlsg ~ 81
csDpDeot
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

A MOUNTAIN Of pure salt has been dis
0DAih0oo 0aEsh near the river
Techo in Louisiana, too far from all
shipp}ig facilities to b Of use to the
commercial world.
THE Australian wine. which VA OK
pected to 6id . great market in Europe,
WiIkahevo to ynit until they n got
soiAe. Wa. m Australia at for caskA
All that they have Injuries its flavor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

CURRENT COMMENT.
NEBRAsKA

THERE arc now eighteen thousand
striking miners in Belgium.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

NIxxKAsosaa. Aisa. Ase n-ns
Mianespolis Exp0itaoe - isos vas
opesed to-day With . oosssss stsses
parade and speeches By Osvsssos Nss-
rism and oshsn~ The osehisssy - ~
E1possssoa bsiidisS. however hsa 90
been ssnse ssaJ tested. ssA vbss
Governor Merriam sooehsA tbs esseesse
bsttoa which sss the vhseis 10 oossco.
oas Of The pDsdsroas shesls bssss NTH
terrific soroe. Oss a The aytaG Dassss
struck Eieessislss AssA0 = - b -
he'd. iaAteaag . sagSt1si vosaA Hs
ksosn Sheshes his 3stsyses 49, fatal
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05
AFsWoM - ID

Tpoy, Kaa.Aux. 0-H. L YyneA. saism
q the Troy Timea vsssssssseA lass
Ing for er:ninal libel % Sa4sel =.
Johnssa. . Repsbsie.a essdAsss Ia
State TreassseE ns Article - ~
Times stated that Johsssa v1ss e.o-
h;ee. drsDkard ard Hhsgtina
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

LGAvRSuossu- xsA. Asa a-AA~-
Sasass uset sn4es - AaGvses ess u
- vssst~ssA Ksasas Csssai ssers.s
e0aD1 he wrestsg - tAss - 60 .
NaDogss e0eh ysso.r1sy 2assise
shsss Sess ssies vsss - thts sssy gzvsA
ean spsis1 1svs . sssiss fsss sssssh-
o<sa ~ shs ssesse Oasagpss 10 10
snsaA ". T. Marta. a Askssaas 0sy.
- bsv9s1 shstss - s4seAss ~ u
Allea. ~ Astss~ss Csy. Asss sA-yss -
sAsss1ssss Mn - l~osasa. - tnais~.
~ 49, $500 Asches ss1 enes esS 81
1A IL ssily - AasOAess - Easssa.
Uouo bgutau1 aAous - lnna
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

TACOMA. wash. As4. a-Is ~ 49,
veasa0a of DsoocaDss els1s - -
atsses On 0s1sssae Nppsts1 a~sel0S4aR
that - oAtee u - Aosassa - =
foster ths f98so0Oe jG0s0mAoo
Iesoerssae eisbs ss1 sasistsas shsu~gA-
pot - STATE Of wasA.s9sos - hssss
tAsis setvs e~o~p~Fstass 10 Aasasossss-
ts9 J~e1ss>osias ps4saD1ss - eSssD-
neat The oo1ntsass - NuDsnaos
erI.aizassos rsposssA sepasessaSss -
ky-iass ssaiiss 70 tAas g ~ xsassaal
De0oessoe A0pe&ss1eA H. s0slal
usis q ~ osy,AAssetss - n nso~.
0aste &peiosy q WanhaaraA$
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

PLEASANT HnL No, Au4. sa.-Abors
three o'clock yesterday morning Ae
was discovered in the Csiss residence 10
old town The alarm was given ssd e.
cry effort pat forth 20 save H. - Cssss
vas supposed 70 Be in IL Later he wAs
found unconscious in "a orchard ness
The house. with two ~ocsds In his sids.
investigations showed that be had ses
the house on Hrv and then attempted
suicide His vife had lest bin Asd
sued for divorce. sad thiA vifh sssUeg
drink, vas the osse- He viii oopvse
He h . easpsatss. And a~ftyssses ysae1
ola. He - under arrest
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

hsnuuxn 80. the proposition for .
-ees1si fum s6opeember "a November.
Congressman. HAND so there vas just
one recess reeelution which he would
f.wxxRamN6 amunds would amend
hissree6lptod 90 provide for . recess
from Deptur 10 to March 4 he
thouAoc&ea sNg0ise -ths support
Of tk4. 81 EsThe country 10
tired3AE op~ said Mr.. Bland.
'Anlrfioe 1cl&f sdjQarns and tho
lons6sAt - f6Qlned the better il
Sric1Gtepn lblss hsve beea enrolled
20 guaf4sAli6fa6 Australia In Wow
Of thRo1Ar 4k The- lofty Is without
gas &lI6( hare dimly lighted
n The r. -. s.:..e .. ssa tin
n; EsE1sk@psss have struck.
Tho Ser64f Between Nov Zealand and
Queene} .psrtys naiutsined b.
non5GkioQ 6An Tho ofRcers OF i've Of
tho nd company's steamers
re's'ss 49, se.5ke
~.yS.s| John MeAdana OF
Ms7s6a c56EAik.. ms. convicted Of
colzserseft<4 eEeA 1Attepded to. Avs
yea6>6fhilqe9qeE. The coin vas
nads ~ 4ayls aad lwas worth
.esS&3%Ss!,.s..a e,
vi noeey
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

THE BOSTON Commercial Bulletin an
nounces that an agent for English cap
italists has been negotiating with .
vinr to the purchase Of the smenhaden
a I~ery,Aasas n this country. A GER
tai brSS 1ekheswAised upon al the men,
hs len& &Aif thS United States repre-
senting hiPself Is acting for a syndi-
cate A comparison Of notes shows that
q price has been given him on every es-
t~ablishment from Ruxzard's Bay to the
Chesapeake
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

.RN7Gas1szc called TO . prophecy
VIII ritz, in Barperis Magazine
hai NhNyear1sb& Thisdresmer
pr6 that in the year 5000 men
would U&ah1e to attach IN . tube to .
WIN md bel conversations two miles
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

YiSDGAS. q, A. a-eA~ u
SesSsA. asrDss3y g 0sssa. x T.. -
- sopasyd - 0agA 9syis1ss Co.
Rsy. - lkoA - 1eoss3y o1ouD q
UeseO - - s1p1aA0s saeAO nyosp.
- 60 - - Saoso ssas ~ 11som.
day aslssDsoa - . Gun11 $1,000 g
~ bu1v - 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

OossRs. isA-. Asg a-x.ssr1sy aizti
- sts ssgss sssssS@sss si.,ss f~oassssa
0iies sossb II hse~ ssa Wiisss. . ~
sru wess - sAs bosss II Mn Nsshss..
syossg widow vAe@ ~ AsA a~~s ,s-
psstssts9 - Many hin sss the psf s-a
Uss6A 81 esiliss kss - Ms aoos sss~.
~ 10 sAs vosA sOs have ksmL Cpnn
~ sofsssl - dWv his sevstvss ssi
sASs ~ sAsvsgA ~ hesss hstnss k~s
isssastiy. he ssss pases1 iss ~r.s.lsss
- bis hssd sd as~A finally vsssAtas
-At0sstl M 1ssAess vas sks vslov
~ 1ss wbs . ~ vsshs ~ 80
soeSeRA h IL seh wteA . 0stssis
81 kiiIs1 b. DsA 4sssual
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Ar HOhen Ems, in the Austrian Tyrol.
. carriage became detached from train
At the top: Of . steep grade and ran
back with great raFidity. At a GER
tain point in the descent where a
curve occurs the carriage was thrown
from the track and dashed over a prec-
ipica Five of the occupants were killed
outright AMI a number Of others were
seriously injurs1. The c~x.ctcause OF the
train breaking ppert was not learned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Wss6 - ~ Gsefssses-A s-~ssSss@sss %.
49, fsAses lSsAs Ssssssv.
WAsmssoTos. Aug y -As ass~~msnt
has Aaaiiy beea s-sebea by tbs sssdry
Civil bill coaferees upon b paragraph
s~isthag % the Irrigation and pnhi'o
lssAs aasveya the soae ssby~cs 81 dis
pete hStWsen the two houses foe several
weeha zoe the survey of The pub 10
issds the Hcess sppsopsistsd e,a9 "o.
the senate i-acr~ss>d tho smosn, IA
esse. ~ rhs coasess~s ased - .,
e<2s. o
The ssssss ~smssdmess sppsoS~iAssas
e3o.ooe fcs sddstioesi clerk hire in ,hs
49, of sarvsyes<S~n~ssi W ssssesss
- fos tbs s~opogssphsc survey. for
vh1sh the Ho0ss sppsopsissea esee. 90
asd Ne sessse esoQ. 90. the eons~se~s
a6rssA spoa ssxs. seo Ope-hsis os this
sen 10 70 ~ sspssdsd vest ~ sb~ tvssh
asssAisa % lvaGisssde. The Hssss tssns
sppsopssstiss es3e. 60 sos sAs isrssssia~
sssvsy 10 ssstetss esA An spvsopsis-
tiSo a %. 60 les soersving ssps %
sssSsy h tses~sssA W t7s. epoI
h SAief aiass~ars hsss~~s tbs i.o
hossss was - - tAs s~vrsi IL h~ i..
oe - rsov,Alas fos The stshdssvai o.
psblie lands fron es:sy. vhieh b
ssssts isaasseA spDaL Ths eoasss~ss
recummDoA n ou0nuEanpL
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

SIXTY couples OF Indians were married
the other day At the winnebaRo Indian
reservation, about eighteen miles north
OF Bancroft by County Judge Downs OF
Pender. It was necessary that they
should be married under the civil regu-
lations Of the United States to entitle
them to the annuity from the Govern
ment
STANDING BEAR and his followers
have just returned to NiObrara from In
dian Territory to take up their allot-
ments on the Ponca reserve. They left
last spring With . view OF remaining.
but BY the influence Of missionaries and
squaw men they were persuaded TO re-
turn.
TBI citizens Of Logan County recently
held . meeting to devise means 70 in.
duce the Kearney 4 BLACK Hills rail-
road to extend their line westward from
CAllaxay this fall
The Northwest Nebraska Veterans
Association will hold its fourth reunion
and encsmpment on the fair grounds In
Crawford October I. 2 and
SIX business houses .. Arapahoe were
burned at an early hour the other morn
ing. Loss about SO. COO
TIE Chadron roller mill II again in
sctive operation.
A STOCK company u being formed 81
Ponder 70 build . hotel costing ss.soo
RIcuAw MsxKR recently drove iAto
Crete With . loed Of hogs vhea Tie
team rAa away. threw hin ost s.d
killed hin.
A NAN named Hanson. e0paoycd q
tAs Crete aurserieA vas drowned IN the
| Btus the other DAY.
TIM r post at Seward utu -.
ssnd the eneaapnent at Grand Island
In . body.
I'm funes oi . gasoaiDe stove seefsy
terminated tho extsesnce u IAursou
StEatsoa at Oak1ale ~ Other day. H
vas rescss1 In - a-neoansc3oss col
usa b . .siShbos tssaking Into n
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TO ADVERTISE BUTTE
me Real Estate Exchange Once More
Considers the Natter.
There Has Been Prepared a Hand
some Map Showing the City's
Railway Facilitle SHOW a
Pamphlet Is Required.
BY the Standards Special Wire.

BY the Standards Special Wire.
Butte, July 2s.-Tbe real estate associ.
atiop a,a;, ass.,,h,.d a,C,,ris No.
oGna -. a.~.;n" M n"Jo'
o, 'h's evening. I' H. irvine was
elected temporary chairman, but presided
only a portion OF the meeting when he
was called away, and j. A. Lewis was
chosen in his stead. The matter of con.
trac,s. which occ,,mi.d So much attention
M n nra,io,s n,a.,i,. 80 an.t,,' IL
noseJ % Tn. su..;aI a,.n.i.n. ne
P~,'" "i' inc speciai coih'hit'ee APP
pointed To take this matter IN charge re-
ported through the chairman. Green
Majors, that they had met and deter
mined upon a form of contract. The
| contracts were already nr;p,ed AMI u,,,-
mo J-is,rihution nra ra;a ar"on, H.. n"a,m-
hers.
After this renort had hoo,
accepted and the com,,i,,ec
dischnr,.d tho nss,ciat;,, ,rccaa,i..I 90
discuss The matter ~ ndycr,is,no Tho
committee In char,c ~ ms n,a,,.r ha'I
prepared n man of Ru,te and The s"r.
rounding portion of the state THIS man
is ARRANGED with REGARD 10 shou,;n, ,hn
RAILROAD -advantaycs ,niovcd nv ,his .;,r
This il is ,o Iitboyr.nh on he
ndyertising nnmnbiot
Jobn A. cannon the ch,irua, 80 tho
committee. said ,h,t the nrinc;naI lin.
culty before them now was IN Get matter
for The printed MAGE. I'm his o%nin;on ~.
needed stntistics and infnrma,;on cani'I
hest he comn,Ied Inv annointiny seyar,i
committees rnch ono hnvino mn mr.
ticular feature of ,hcc civ In inves,igat"
MIR, Passmore desired 10 SNEAK n word
in commenJation of This man. which haJ
been nrcnared n was the iirst one ~ IL
lind ever nrcna rel for R,,,,a ond Id
hcen Ionu nee,Ind ' ""
Green Majors -pronoscd IN y;v. ,h;s
committee more tin,a ..,o carry liz ,na,.
| ter ON, IN the hitter epd" Twas ,i."ira.
ble Ia nroc,,rc ns many advor,;s.n,cn,s as
Dossihjo from h,s;nass men 1hasa 800
not merely vai,abie for ,hc manew ,hav
v,ould i~mmedia,eiv hring in h,, ,h.y
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DIR. stoddnrt Of LiebIg Dispensary.

DIR. Stoddart will he in Butte from July
Il to August !, or until all surgical cases
have been attended TO. Dr.Stoddart is a reg
ular physician and surgeon and is bring
ing action for heavy damages against AN
irregular doctor who swore 90 a warrant
in Missoula which he could not sustain.
the object evidently being the attempt or
conspiracy 10 min DR.. S~toddart's un-
blemished character or injury Co the
business OF the Liebig World Dispensary.
The latter will also take separate action.
as they ave an old established and very
large business in Montana. They built
seven brick houses Ira Butte last year and
are now building twelve more ON East
Park s~treet.-Idr.
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additional Butte netcs DiH be Joun
on the sirth page.
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.


nN'"' e'e"" ~
""se"' '.'a'
Capt. John Mccormick mas returned
from his trip east.
Prof. G.. w. Rolfe of the University OF
Illinois Is looking at butte.
A. p. Flanagan, of the Portland .Senti-
mel, is the guest of Samuel Mulvillc.
Ms q Ravl;s aud .,auobter ondi Miss
mia Jones have returned from Elk Park.
r. J.ue,l I u Morse and II. r..
rodio ~ milan u,ere In Ru,,e YESTERDAY
-.
o.a. beals, secretary OF .ne namu .o4ne
Soai company was III tue cry ses'e'"as'
Della Metcalf VINO tricd suicide early
yesterday morning Is regarueo as ou' Oh
Hanger.
p. Il. Boland will leave for Great Falls
this morning to institute a workingmcn's
union at hat place.
The third number of the Pdssco,Ti is
out. II improves with age and has added
four pages to its size.
Cantaip John Mccormack returned
SUNDAY evening from a visit TO 81. Louis,
Terre Haute and Kansas City.
FrapL Rr,dv was arrested Sunday NIGHT
nv Chief Carroll for Conducting a burdy
house He will he arraioned TODAY.
T,-~ ~. -. a.,.hou q
Inc innerai pi Noru, iniaa. auRnnn,. rhl
NJ n. NJ. I'll co.., 20 Ou5on
md Nars Gns Rarnes and SON ~ Arcade'
S"% =. .ns Ns;ss n.nan 80 AZ,
"a, u s"es' VA" ~
s
City Treasurer Jacobs nled complaint
IN the police court yesteruay agains. "
Weyernorst TOT practicihe meuicihe WIFI
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PROSPECTS OF A STRIKE.

Boss Baschers VIII Not Pay the New scaie
OF Wages Demanded.
Bv the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, July 3s.-There In still no settle
ment between the boss butchers and their
employees n the prospects for q strike
ncxt Friday are good. The members OF
the butchers union are very determined
in the matter and are prepared tn insist
on their schedule Of wages. Arrange
ments are being made to establish a union
slaughter house and union retail shops II
that should become necessary.
At to-night's meeting Of the butchers
union IL was reported hat there Is q man
ready 10 step IN with all the capital needed
TO start the union shop.
First, however, fair opportunity will he
given the boss butchers 10 come TO terms.
A committee OF George Brown. Chris
Fisher and Boyd Dickinson will to-mor-
row visit all the boss butchers and ask
them to agree to the schedule. The new
rate of wages Is as follows: - per day for
10 hours work, overtime TO be paid at the
house work shall not Dc less than 81 per
day. A mans ability to kill 10 beeve or
80 sheep in q days work shall entitle him
to belong 20 the union, and zach
member of the union in hat de-
partment must be able to do such
ai ttou VI NofHt u aitt uIyph. iuirs
however, is not to be construed as mean
ing hat a man must kill 10 beevcs ar 80
sheep i'm order to entitle him to his days
wages.
Shop work shall be from q a. m. To 6 p.
m. at the rate of - per day and 20 cents
shall be paid for each hour over time. All
other kinds Of labor shall he paid at the
rate of 81 per day.
The butchers union has engaged per-
amen quarters i'm the new Exchange
block OF George C.. Fitschen. A special
meeting of the union will be
held next Wednesday evening, when new
members will be initiated. Meanwhile a
war has arisen in the wholesale prices OF
meat. Beeves were heretofore solo at
wholesale at the rate of 81 to & cents per
pound for the arcass. The price is now
down to 4 cents per pound. This is the
result of "a disagreement between The
combination on the one hand, the Kipp,
Williams and Broderick houses on the
other. There is no fall in the retail price,
however. There are now sixty-five menu
beers i'm the union, and about
outside of Il. Many of those out will, how
ever, join at the next meeting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-29
DAVIS WOUNDS.
They Are Very Dangerous Yet Hut May
Eventually Heal.
py The Standards Special Wire

They Are Very Dangerous Vet Hut May
Eventually Heal.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
Butte, July ga reporter of the
STANDARD interviewed DIR. Withcrspoon
this evening and inquired in regard to the
condition Of David Davis, the unfortunate
man who was operated upon yesterday.
DIR. Witherspoon said: "Davis' case il
progressing fairly well, but as yet he is
critically i'll and not on the safe side by n
long way. He rests easily and has but
little fever. The peritonitis is, however,
marked enough to make it a d~isagreeable
feature to contemplate"
From account that have been pub
lished. the impression had rome out that
Davis had not had proper medical atten-
ton before Drs. witherspoon and Cooper
were called i'm on the case. DIR. Howard,
with Drs. Hammond and Gum at
tended the ease from the first
and were undergoing some cen-
sure for not having operated early.
When asked about this matter, DIR. Withcr-
spoon stated that b action of Doctors
Howard, Hammond and Gum in regard
to operating early on the cas- was in ac-
cordance with the opinions OF the ma
jority of men who to-day practice surgery.
"None il culpable or to blame" continued
DIR. Witherspoon, there were at first no
symptoms OF internal perforation. Later
on, when DIR. Cooper and | were called i'm,
the indications began TO point to perfora-
ton with p~eritonites and SO we decided
that an operation gave the man the only
chance he had for recovery. The symp-
toms were different at the two times and
accordingly the mode Of treatment was
necessarily different. Had the order of
things been reversed and the last physi-
clans been called first, M doubt the same
mode of procedure would have been
undertaken
DIR. Howard had a long consultation
with Cooper and Witherspoon this even
ing. They are all anxiously watching the
case, n every effort possible is being
made to save Davis life.
Meanwhile Evans is locked up in the
county jail, waiting for his preliminary
examination until the result of his vic
Tins injuries are determined.
Late this evening il was reported that
Davis is doing much better han was ex-
pected. The doctors now feel very much
encouraged over him.