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BEEcHAx's pills act like magic on
weak stomach. asss
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IL you suffer pricking pains on moving
the ewes, or cannot bear bright light, and
find your eight weak and failing, you
should promptly use DIR. ]. II. McLean's
Strengthening Eve Salve; 25 cents box.
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DISSATISFIED COAL MINERS.
Probability of Strike That VIII Affect
1000 Eorkmen.

1000 Workmen.
ST.. LOUIS, September 30th.-There are
prospects of strike among the coal miners
In Illinois and Indiana. The miners desire
an advance of 81 cents per ton. The diff-
entity seems to exist wholly with the Con-
solidated Coal Company, which employs
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practical GUNsMITH, 1924 a a
[ Sixth street, between and NJ
K, importer and dealer in Shot NIX
guns, Rifles and Pistols. Ammu- %SNTS&
milton of all kinds constantly on
hand. Safes and Scales repaired, and Trusses
made to order. au7-tf
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
Movement to Relieve Famine-Strieksn
Ire and.
TAMMANY COMMITTEE ANALYzED.
Alleged Expose of Mind Reading
Causes Of the Depression Of
the Silver Market.
EASTERN RACES.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RnooRD-uslos.l
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w. j. KAVANAUGH,
u NJ ID EH TT a x q -
No. B13 j St., bet. Fifth and Sixth.

A LwAYs ON HANE A LARGE ASSORT.
"A ment of Metallic and Wooden Caskets.
Burial Cases, Cof.ns, AID Shrouds furnished.
Coffin orders will receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the lowest rates, Office
npen day and night. 4p
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GUTHRIE BROS.

nRACTICAL PLUMBERS, STEAM AND Gas
Filters. Roofing and Jobbing. sipage water
removed from Easements at yery low prices
Telephone los 1S7 Street.
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New YORK, September 30th-A World
Lynchburg special says: While General
Jubal A. Early was rummaging about in
his old burned building about o'clock
this afternoon, looking after his books and
papers partially destroyed by the late fire,
the outer brick walls fell in, completely
enveloping him and three negroes who
were also inside. For some time it was
thought he was dead, but IN an hour or So
when the rescuers had reached him, he
was found to be alive and not very seri-
ously hurt.
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UNDERTAKES.
REEVES & LONG,
uNDERTAKER9,
No. 600 j Stree

HEEP ON HAND EVERYTHING IN THE
N Undertaking line. Also, agents for the
Indestructible Burial Caskets made of cementl.
Orders from city or country attended to at all
hours. NO ICE USED. Embalming speciality
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AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY

Nineteenth and SITS, Sacramento,
WHITE LABOR ONLY. LINEN POLISHED
wv IN the neatest manner. Washing called
for and delivered to any part of the city. Once
at Sswtelle's Book Store, 7OS and no stree
Branch office at Opera House Shaving Pariors
Sos K street.
N nDrEN
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A. MEISTER,
Carriages, victorias, Phaetons, Buggies
and Spring Wagons.
90, 912. s14 Ninth Street.
SACRAMENTO, CAL ~
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. MARY NJ. CRoNEMILLER.

Office and residence, 4ISJ street. Office hours
Stoe A. NJ, l to and to P. NJ. SLIM
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NEW YORK, September 30lh.-The E,en-
ing Telegram thinks San Francisco will
have Pacific Ocean cable through Pacific
coast energy, even If the Government fails
10 assist the scheme.
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Miraculous Escape From Death.

CHICAGO, September 30th.-A fire to-
night in the building No. II Canal steeet
occupied by several manufacturing firms,
gave the department much trouble to sub
due, and caused loss of a quarter of a
million. At the hight of the fire the wall
of the building fell out, burying nine men,
bers of engine company No. II. The work
of rescue began instantly, and all were soon
out. They were painfully burned and
bruised, but all miraculously escaped fatal
injuries.
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Aid for Discharged Prisoners.

CINCINNATI, September 30th.-At the
session of the National Prison Congress to-
day an animated discussion followed the
reading of the joint report from the Stand
ing Committee on Discharged Prisoners by
Chairman Round of New York. The posi-
ton taken by Round is that direct aid
should be given to discharged prisoners by
a State agent
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WICHITA tKans), September 30th. =
John Kingston and Thomas Evans fought
on the street in Hennessy, Oklahoma. to-
night, over a woman. They carved each
other in a horrible manner with knives.
Kingston is dead aud Evans dying.
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Gas Explosion.

PHILADELPHIA, September 30th.-John
Williams, the coachman, who claims to
have become half heir to an estate in
California amounting to s., 100000 by the
death of Theodore Luderick in California,
is making great promises here. He says
he will spend $4,000 of the California
money in charity annually. He says, also,
that Luderick spent s., OO0, 600 in charity in
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21
THE PICNIC.

Butte'- German society Will Have u.
Annual Picnic On June \.
By the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May D.-A meeting Of the Butte
Turn Verein was held this evening al
which arrangements were made for the
Turner'S annual picnic. II was decided
To hold II on Sunday, June ., attCentral
Park on the Montana Central road. The
picnic will be similar To that OF last year.
There will he Rymnastic exercises in
which the Pastime Athletic club Is invited
to participate. There will be q friendly
contest between members OF the Turn
verein and the Pastime Athletic clubs.
Three prizes will he offered, the
highest $50. There will also be a
rowing contest on the lake with two
prizes. The Montana Central will run
specials, leaving at 8 o'clock in the morn
ing and returning late in the evening.
will he "a ladies' running match in
which each contestant must hold one hand
behind the back and in the other carry an
egg in n poo She must cross the line
first with the egg in the spoon i'm order to
gain the prize. There will he numerous
other interesting contests.
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ORWELL DoWNED Kirro.
An Exciting WRESTLING Contest nj the NIL
waukee Last Night.

An Exciting WRESTLING Contest nj the MIL
waukee Last Night.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
Butte, May D.-John Orwell of Cen
~terville and Albert Kitto Of Meaderville
were discussing their ability as wrestlers
this afternoon. Each n considered
himself the better man and as they could
arrive at no satisfactory understanding
il was finally decided to settle the dispute
with an actual contest.
To make IL all the more interesting
they posted q purse of $40 and selected
this evening as the time and the Mil
waukee beer hall as the place. a Ton
kin was selected as timekeeper and John
Thomas as referee. Sam Thomas
seconded Kitto and .'Jumbo" Boden did
the same for Orwell. The contest was
according to Cornish rules, two out of
THREE falls. Thirty-one rounds were
wrestled and the match lasted an hour
and a half. Kitto O the first fall and
Orwell the next two and the match.
After the match Kitto expressed "A de-
sire TO nave another go at Orwell. The
latter promptly accepted and posted sl0C
with Sol Lukey for Kits to cover.
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WILL THEY AMALoAMArE?
That IL the Question to he Decided b,
Duties Two Boards Of Trade

III IL the Question to Ne Decided by
Duties Two Boards Of Trade.
BY the Standards special Wire.
BUTTE, May D.-Whether there will be
union or war 10 the knife between the
two boards Of trade has been a subject Of
general discussion to-day. There Is no
doubt but that the old board Is In the field
TO stay. Its officers prophecy an over
whelminR meeting for Saturday night,
and they openly declare that they will
have a board Of trade building erected
before the snow flies.
of trade to be held Thurs
day evening the matter Of con-
solidation will doubtless be brought
up for discussion. There seems to be a
diversity of opinion but the majority of
those with whom n reporter talked were
opposed TO getting down on their knees
One OF the officers Of the new board
said: "Had the old board passed the
resolutions which were presented, there
would have been no difficulty. The new
board had no feeling In b matter and
wal simply DESTROYS of doing what IL could
for the advancement OF Butte's in
terests. But now we are asked
to bend TO the old board, throw up u or
ganization and knock at the doors for adj
mittance. With me IL Is the new board
or none Mt all. l have no patience with a
resuscitated corpse. We had the word OF
their own members that they were dead,
and o that hypothesis organized the new
nave only been i'm a trance since October
10, instead of being actually dead, and
perhaps we owe them an apology for taxi
ing mortal disease for the bona tide thing.
But We are not going to give up u or
g~anization. We nave organized and will
carry il through"
Another member of the new board said
he hope1 for and would favor a reconcile
alton. He said IL il had been suspected
that the old board had a spark OF life,
nothing would have been lone. He
thought all feeling in the matter on either
side should be dropped and the two
organizations work together for Butte's
good. Two antagonistic boards of trade
are far worse than none ut all and will du
i~ncalculable harm to the outside world.
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ON THE STAGE.
"E,angeiine." u Pretty Comic Opera, win
Appear Next Week.

Appear Next Week.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May D.-"Held by the Enemy"
certainly deserved n larger audience than
greeted the play at the opera house to-
night. II is the only m Of the war
dramas which has held the boards for
four seasons, and is only excelled by
''Shenandoah." The horse effect in the
third act Is realistic to a degree and the
audience almost expected 10 see "A live
hassc dash on the stage. The attempted
escape of the confederate soldier in the
fourth act is original and won hearty
applause. Mr.. James Wilson as Colonel
Prescott, George Backus as the newspaper
correspondent, and Miss Minnie Duprec
and Adele Belgrade deserve special men
ton. They were well supported 10y an
excellent caste. Miss Dupree is "A Cali
fornia girl and was formerly a member Of
Maguirc's stock company. The augment
ed orchestra assisted In making the piece
more enjoyable.
Tomorrow evening will be the last APP
pearance Of this great war drama.
Rice's ~"Eyangeline' company will he
at the opera house three nights ext week
They come from the coast. where they
have just finished "A very successful en-
gagement. Elegant scenery aud a large
chorus Of pretty girls are carried. and,
with the assistance of the o fisherman,
give a very enjoyable entertainment.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21
POLICE COURT BUSINESS.
Great Increase In the Number Of Pett,
Offenders.

Oueuuerr.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May a.-The spirit Of d~eviltry
is still rampant in the breasts Of the petty
offenders of the city, as is shown by the
large daily grist turned In Judge New
kinks mill of justice. The police, who
are supposed to be posted i'm all such mat
tiers. say they cannot account for the sud
den increase Of minor criminals, except
ing on the ground that the close proxim-
ity of summer causes men To become
more unruly than usual.
Joseph Anderson, bright and early this
morning, pleaded guilty of disturbing the
peace. He was very busy beating Ida Hill
when a policeman arrested him. Five
dollars and costs.
Pat Harrington meekly admitted that
il would be useless to deny he had been
| drunk and will board out 81 and costs.
j. Campbell was aroused while he was
peacefully sleeping in n wagon box on
East Mercury street. He aid he a
been drunk and crawled out of the way
to sleep il off. Mr.. C~ampbell's sentence
amount on his person he is now a guest
of the city.
For allowing his heart to get bad and
| disturbing the peace John Brown was
fined S. and costs. He paid.
One dollar and costs was the contribu-
ton made by Harry Cooper for indulging
in too much ''sheep Dip"
When asked whether he really was n
vagrant. Thomas Burke said that was
about the size of il. He will board out the
sum of s. and costs.
Thomas jefferson is "a believer in that
simplicity attributed to quite n dis
tinguished gentleman bearing the same
name who fiourished a number OF years
ago. For that reason he filled up on hi,
whisky instead of indulging I'm expensive
champagne. In default of 81 and costs h,
was committed TO the basement.
Robert Taylor and Charles McGinnis
were proven guilty Of having caused q
disturbance of the peace. Five dollars
4 and costs each.
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by the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May D.-Bids for grading and
track laying submitted to the Metropoli-
tan Electric Street Railway company will
he opened tomorrow when the award
will be made. The necessary wire ar
rived from the East this morning and was
followed this afternoon by Mr.. Jones,
general western agent for the Sprague
Electric Motor company, whose system OF
propulsion has been adopted by the road.
Mr.. Jones is accompanied by a number of
linemen and will begin to string wires at
once. The engines, boilers, etc., for the
ing constructed 10y Fraser 4 Chalmers.
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Regulations for Gaiena street.

rs the Standards Speclh Wlfe.
BUTTE. May N. - Chief Carroll has
slightly modified his orders for the gov
ernment Of the frail sisterhood residing
ON Galena street. Last night he gave
instructions TO the patrolmen under his
command TO allow the women 10 keep
their windows open, but doors must re-
main closed as heretofore. The women
will hereafter also be allowed To appear
on the streets in the neighborhood OF their
houses. provided they are decently and
decoriously dressed. Mother Hubbards
and abbreviated skirts are forbidden.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

LATE Scott Of Argenta is visiting in this
city. -
Postmaster Evans went to Helena yes
terday On business.
Colonel Doyle returned yesterday from
a prospecting tour.
David Cusick has returned from his
visit to the West Indies.
The Sons of st. George will meet at
Hibernia hall this evening.
The work of kalsomining and papering
Miners union hall has begun.
DIR. G. T. Mccullough of Estile, No., is
prospecting in Butte and vicinity.
David Lamont of Dillon and T. J. La
mont of Anaconda are in the city.
The census enumerators are to receive
~ per day, and travelling expenses.
Deputy Sheriff O'Neill took Powers To
the Deer Lodge penitentiary yesterday.
The Moulton shipped six bars via Pa.
cific Express yesterday OF an estimated
value OF Ss,232.
A choir from Burlington will give a con.
morrow evening.
Company + Of the National Guard OF
Montana will meet for drill at the cour,
house at $40 o'clock tomorrow evening.
j. ii. w. Jones, who was arrested Mon
day for vagrancy, pleaded not guilty yes
terday and was remanded until Friday
afternoon.
United States patents were filed yester
day for the Olive Branch claim by
Saphronius Marchessean ct al, and the
Nile claim by Enos Sheldon ct al.
A writ of habeas corpus will be heard
by Judge Mediation on the
petition of Edward Smith, committed by
Judge Newkirk for grand larceny.
Yesterday afternoon the young ladies
of St. Johns church organized n sewing
guild at the residence OF Mrs. w. NJ. Jack,
Hattie Evans was chosen president.
H. A. D'Acheul will erect a handsome
brick building on the lot on West Broad
a opposite the Miner Office, which he
bought from j. Chauvin. The price pait
was $1,000 or $500 per front foot.
Ham Thompson. arrested Monda,
afternoon for stealing n gold watch, wa
arraigned in Judge Newkirk's court yes
terday. He pleaded not guilty and ex
animation was set for next Friday.
Notices of location were filed yesterda,
of the Edwin Quarry placer claim, by =
J. Hennessy ct al: the Ardmore lode b!
Pat 7. Brennan ct al; the Point Breez'
lode, by the same; the Minnie, by j. L
Lively ct al; the Lost Horse, by JohI
Doyle ct al.
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FOR To-NIOHT'S COUNCIL.
Some Of the Business that will Demand
Attention this Evening.

some of the Business that viii Demand
Attention this Evening.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May D.-The council will meet
o evening, probably for the last
time this month. The matter Of provid-
ing for the taxing Of local improvements
to the property owners benefited will be
brought up. The judiciary committee
will report no agreement cached in the
matter of granting a franchise 10 the
Silver Bow Electric Railway company.
A committee of the Butte workingmen's
union will go before the council to present
the fact that the city is employing several
is considered probable that favorable
action will be taken In this matter. Cap
tain Shepherd will appear before the
board to urge the need of action in re-
gard to a Fourth of July celebration.
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A FAMILY.
The Notorious O'DonnelI's Have Another
Terrific Row.

The Notorious O'Donnell's Have Another
Terrific Row.
By the Standards Special Vine.
BUTTE. May 2O.-There was n lively
scene i'm lower Main street this afternoon
in which the O'Donnell family figured as
usual. The old a O'Donnell has Sow
eral houses which lie is renting. n
his son. Ed. to-day vent around and coli
lected the rent in some OF them. The
younger son. John. kicked at this, as did
the old man these two thinking they were
entitled to some show In b rent money.
A terrific three cornered fight ensued,
in which Ed. O'Donnell got greatly the
worst of IL. John hit him over the head
with a beer bottle and the old man struck
him on the back Of the neck with a shovel.
Cut and bleeding Ed. went to the police
station and asked for a warrant. After
thinking il over however he left without
procuring the warrant.
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Ready for the Fray.

Ey the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 2O.-The a track has
been leased for the sports t. he held there
next Sunday. Brennan arrived i'm town
to-day and seemed ia condition for his
little glove contest with Kessler. The
horse ace will he between Joe Bowers
Brown jug and Half Moon and will he
a 80 Of mile dash. The foot race also
promises To he Of much interest.
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nutte Real Entate.

BUTTE, May 20.-The following trans
fers were recorded in the Office of the
county clerk sincc our last report:
:. 4 II Coon to Elias S~perling. lot 5 in block
of Hice's addition. =. .....-.... "A.
W 4 McAuliie 10 Y A Mcpherson, lot :
bleak I ~ the Hub addition ........ so
4 : brennan Il al Ia j X u Coon, lot ) IN
block . Of Rlce,S addition ...-...
James A Murray To Silas 4 King, the Fla
Nonla lode claim aud one half Interest In
the Silver King lode claim .,.,......... $3.50
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Commencing Monday. May II. the
Union Pacific will sell tickets from all
Montana points 10 ST. Louis at 81 above
the rates TO Kansas City, that is. the rates
from Butte. Helena, garrison, Deer
Lodge, Anaconda, ETC., wi. be S9.I5 anu
$3.50, first and second class respectively.
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Commencing Monday. May 10. the
Union Pacific will sell firat-class limited
tickets TO Chicago ut S51.75, second-class
$3.50, and nj proportionately low rates To
all points beyond. These rates apply
from Helena, Butte. Garrison. Deer
Lodge, Anaconda and other Montana
points.
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Mail orders for all kinds of musical
goods promptly filed by Van Orton 4
Reinhart, l2i Main street, Butte.
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CORSETS AT SPECIAL PRICES

We are selling all lines of mer-
chandise at lowest prices-at
prices to reduce stock one-half by
August Ist, at which time part
nership changes take place. Car
pets, Dry Goods, Wall Paper and
Clothing at prices to save buyers
from IS to 50 per cent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21

Band and orchestra music at the music
parlors of Van Orton a. Reinhart. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21

Ladies, read Estes q connell's adyt. on
9Th page.
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WILL BE So CENTS.

They are all new goods. No old
styles left over from last season.
but the newest patterns out.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-21

j. T.. Dawson, general agent of the
Great Northern d Montana Central, will
return from the coast tomorrow.
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Owing to the fact that claims are still
heing submitted, the general freight office
Of the Montana Union is as yet unable to
give the xac amount Vt the loss
sustained by the recent fire.
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A letter was received here to-day from
Kansas City which conveyed q fair idea
of the ~flerceness with which the passen-
ger rate war is waging in that section.
The letter is from a gentleman employed
the statement that the rate from Omaha
and Kansas City TO ST. Louis, first and
second class. has been reduced to 80
cents. No official announcement of the
cut has been received.
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e.. u. Flatley, general western agent of
the Duluth, South Shore 4 Atlantic rail-
way, visited the city to-day. The Dad he
represents is a comparatively new one,
being recently formed by the consolida-
ton, under one management, of a num-
Der of independent lines. Mr.. Flatley's
headquarters are at 81. Paul.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-10-11

The Republican and Democratic State Executive
Committees have joined together for the enforcement
of the election laws. 1t is timely move and should
have the endorsement of every honest man. The evil
has become so general that openly and boldly put
themselves up to the highest bidder, and too many
have come to look upon money gift consideration
as an obligation due from their party. Who is to
blame for it Your big politicians and U. s. repre-
sentatives, who make it business to send for men
and offer them inducements aud pander to the corrupt
desires of the puTchasabe class. Yet you could not
convict one of them if he would admit his crime Legal
and political influence would save them, while their
catspaws might die in Jail. If the demands for money
whiskey, &c, continue to increase, it will be all an
honest man is worth, financially morally to run for
an Office