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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-21

The members of the Rod and Gun club
were out for practice yesterday afternoon
and some very good shooting occurred.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-21

The Monday morning issue is delivered
without change in h subscription rate to
every regular patron Of the STANDARD.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-21

Smoke Prince Cuban Cigars. Peckover,
Sole agent for Anaconda.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

j. Hammil and u. j. Sullivan returned
from Butte yesterday, where they have
been several days.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-21
For sale.

A team, wagons. sleighs, harness. etc
Apply To y. X. Remley.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-21

Peckover has the finest cream candle,
i'm the city. Always fresh.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-21

Finest brands of wines. liquors and
cigars at Keefe's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-21

Miss l.. Winter, who has lately arrived
from the East, is prepared TO teach music
lessons ON moderate terms. Residence,
streets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-21

Go 20 Peckover's for the finest brands
OF cigars, imported and domestic.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-21

Keefc sets the grandest free lunch in
Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-21

Furniture and fixtures Of the Planters
hotel, on Front street. Enquire on prem
iSss.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-21

Try one Of those Prince Cuban cigars.
Peckoypr has them.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-21

Fine Michigan apples at Pcckovcr',
for the next few days.
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Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining unclaimed i'm Ana
conda postofIlce for the week ending
AnrI 10 lyon
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Oranges from 20 to 80 cents per dozen nj
Meals.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-21

James O'Neiil in Fechter's adaptation
Of Dumas famous story OF "Monte
Cristo,'' is announced TO appear in Ana
conda next "Wednesday night. The per-
Torrance will he one OF the mos, brilliant
of the season i'm this city.
The Salvation army stopped ut the
corner of Front and Main streets yester.
day afternoon To engage I'm prayer. A
crowd gathered and Chief Kinney was
compelled 10 arrest some of the members
on account of their uuwillingness to move
ON. They secured bail. The entire army
will he arraigncd in the police court to-
day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-21

Fresh butter, cpes and poultry at Meals
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TROUBLE IN The SOUTH
Short Shift Made Of ImpeFtinent Ne6Roes
By Yi6ilanteS.
The Blacks Threatened Their White
Neighbors and the Latter Re-
taIiated With Bloody
Results.

NEW ORLEANS, June 2s.-A Picayun>
special from Amite City. La. says trouble
has been melted there by agitators. Early
this morning 300 armed white men rode
To town after O'Clock. They threw out
pickets and asked the whereabouts of
Henry Daniels, Leach Tiller, Dug Tiilis
and George Howard. Howard was found
In a garden, and refusing To surrender.
was killed. Two other negroes were
wounded seriously.
Dug Tillis aud two associates were
taken to the outskirts of the town, and
whipped and ordered to leave. The men
then searched the residences OF all sus-
picious colored people and captured eigli-
teen or twenty shot guns, some VIM
chester rifles aud revolvers. They then
dispersed. The negroes have been very
bold there of late. There have been con-
siderable shooting, threats of trouble.
ETC.. which aroused the indignation of the
whites to a high pitch.
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Worlds Fair Officers.

CHICAGo, June 29.-Thc worlds fair
commissioners this morning selected the
following vice presidents: Thomas NJ.
Wallace, Connecticut; NJ. n. DeGoung,
California; ID. B. Penn, Louisiana; G. W.
Allen. New York; A. B. Andrews, North
Carolina.
The committee on permanent organi.
zation recommended that the president
he empowered To appoint the following
committees executive committee,D 20 mem-
bers; rules and bylaws, &; tariff and
transportation. l6: foreign affairs, &; leg
islation. one from each state and terri
tory; arts and sciences, 3; history, liter
ature and popular education. 3; agricul-
tlre, 10; live stock, 16; horticulture and
Horticulture, 10; finance, 4; auditing COM
mittee. armories, 8; classification, 16
manufactures, 16; commerce, l6; mines
and mining, 16; fisheries and fish culture.
8: board of lady managers, one from each
state and territory and 3 from Chicago.
The matter went over for future consider
alton,
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IN SIX MEMS HANDS
They Will Try to Fix Upa New Scheme
For Silver.
Montana Men and Their Notions
About lndians-Cossip About
Postoffices and Things
of the Sort.

Special to the Standard.
WASHINGTON, June 2s.-The senate and
house conference committees on the silver
bill were completed this morning when
the senate named Sherman, Jones and
Harris 10 meet Conger, Walker and Bland
ON the part Of the house. Wickham OF
the house should have been named second
by Speaker Reed, but the speaker was not
sure of his soundness from the Reed
standpoint and SO he was skipped and
Walker was taken from Massachusetts.
The senate conferees will be for the sem
ate free coinage bill at the outset but il is
understood that Jones will recede when he
can get liberal compromise, ,sayan offer to
take his own silver bill with slight amend
ments. There will bc n bill, and the men
i'm the senate who are anxious 10 have
tariff bill passed know that this cannot be
done until the silver bill is out of the way.
Mr.. Blaine's recent caprice as an antag-
onist of the Mckinley bill has weakened
interest in the tariff bill, which held every
body's attention few weeks ago.
Colonel Curtis reports about the Chey-
ennes, which have given the impression
among some of the Indian defenders at
the East that the savages have been slam
dered and that what they need is TO be
well armed in order that they may defend
themselves from the intrusions of soldiers
and rude white settlers, do not appear TO
have made deep impression on the
Montana delegation. The Montana men,
bers do not think that the troubles can be
cured by giving the Cheyennes Win
chesters or by issuing extra ammunition.
Accordingly, they are pressing the propo-
sition to have the Cheyennes removed To
Dakota, although Senator Pettigew is not
anxious to take these outraged pets of
Colonel Curtis.
James Blaine Walker of Helena wan
ders serenely about the capitol with
out rival in sight. more
hopeful than ever that he will
get the postoiIice when the president is
ready TO make the appointment. week
ago the place was not worth so very much.
Now il is n 5000 place. The readjust-
ment of the second class Offices in the
state will be announced next week and
several Montana men who sort letters
will get Fourth of July advances.
Postmaster Lamont of Dillon was in
town to-day on his way west, and Carter
and Sanders took him up into the dome
to talk with him privately out OF reach of
Power.
J. w. Kinsley of Helena passed through
the city last night on his way home.
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THE TROUBLE IN BRAZIL.
4 speechmaker Causes u Riot in which
Many Mere Hurt.

RIO DE- JASEIRo, June 2s.-On May II,
the anniversary of the abolition of slavery
in Brazil. n friend Of Niscount DE Pelots,
the first republican governor Of the state
of Rio Jande DO Sui called "A public meet
ing for the purpose of manifesting friend
ship for him. Governor Silva Tavarcs
and the chief of police, considering the
time ill-chosen, prohibited the gathering.
II was attempted Notwithstanding 10 make
a manifestation. and a riot ensucd involv-
ing the loss Of one life and the injury of
several persons. The governor at once
sent in his resignation and General Costa
was appointed. Close observation reveals
that there was almost no indication Of de-
sire on the part OF the people To return To
a monarchial form of government and
friends of the empire will hardly raise
that question in the approaching election.
They will content themselves by cudcav-
oring To secure n sufficient number OF
members of congress 10 elect "a president
who is friendly To them. The Indications
are that Deodorc Da Fonzca, the present
chief Of the provisional government, will
he chosen.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-29
IN The KAISER'S REALM
England and Germany HObnobbinS 0Vsr
the African Argument.
The Reichstag Passes the Army
Bill Without Amendment-The
Attempt to Blow Up
the Gear.
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BERLIN, June 2s.-The reichstag passed
the army bill TO the second reading with
out an amendment. The efforts of the
minority, consisting of the treismingc. So
cialist and volks parties, assisted by q
few centerists were futile. The house
next passed To the second reading Of the
budget committees report striking out the
credit demanded by the government for
raising the pay of officers below the rank
Of colonel.
The government now having secured
the passage of the army bill the house
can adjourn early in July until November.
The British ambassador and Chancellor
Caprivi had a conference on the subject
of French opposition to the east African
agreement. The English government
prepared reply To France 10 the effect
that IL the sultan expects the protection
of England or any other power, the treaty
of 1862 gives France no right 10 object and
further that that agreement does not at
tack the independence Of the sultan, pro-
lection not involving subjecton. The
renewal of drcibund until 1885 is effect
lively assured. COMMUNICATIONS have al
ready been exchanged, committing the
government To an extensive period of the
compact.
Emperor William arrived at Elsinore
this afternoon. He was met at the land
ing by King Christian. Crown Prince
Frederick aud other Danish royalties, and
the civl and military authorities and
was given cordial greeting.
The lnrtc has sent private envoys to
Berlin, Vienna and London on a mission
relatingto the demands for Bulgarian in
dependence which are concurrent with
Russia ilsistcnce upon the immediate
payment Of 100000 francs war indem-
nifty. The policy of the Bulgarian prime
minister Is obscured, while Russia is re-
ported 10 he preparing TO back up her de-
mand by sending the Black Sea fleet into
Turkislwater.
The RECENT story of the undermining of
the czars palace at Gatschina proves To
have been exaggerated. parcel half
full OF dynamite was found In the wine
cellar, apd no clue 10 how il came there.
the Chief of the private police has been
dismissed ON account of il.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

LONDON, June g,-lt is announced that the
Ea,l ~ Cameron. who has been III Tor sometime,
is dying.
MNNIrot. Col, Luue 2s.-llon. james II.
Miller, speaker of the Illinois house ot repre-
sentatiye>. died here Yesterday.
LONDON june es.-The authorities of Algeria
aud Tunis have forbidden pilgrims from those
countries Ia Mecca OB account of the prevalence
of cholera in Arabia.
BosToN. June 2S.-The United States grand
Jury has Indicted II. T.. bradbury, dean ~
Trinity university in Vermont for issuing a
bogus diploma
ROCHESTER,, June eS.-Right Rev. Mgr. Nc
Mans, member Of the falal household, vicar
general of this docese, and Que Uf the oldest and
best known Catholic prelates of this country died
at Geneva this morning.
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IN BROlLiNC HEAT.
Thermometers That Climb Too High 10
Human Comfort.

hunsnu NotutoU.
CHICAGO, June 2s.-A red hot wave has
struck this city and reports received here
show that It's effects are felt in half n
dozen states. A high thermometer has
distinguished five days Of tins week, at
times il has ranged as high as 1O6 and
many cases of death are reported.
In this city to-day the thermometer reg
istcred ~ degrees nj 8 a. m. and 95 at II
o'clock. Al the same hour to-day the
thermometer registered 76 degrees in the
shade at indianapolis. Several people
have been prostratcd and mechanics and
street laborers have been or duty for
three or four days. A dispatch from Gin
cinnati says that to-day the thermometer
reached It's highest point for the week
There has been from three to six pros
trations each day. About one-fourth of
them were fatal. The most marked ef-
feet is the increased death rate among
children. OF "a deaths reported yestcr-
day NJ were of children under = years Of
age.
showed - degrees. There were thirteen
cases Of prostration. Throughout Min
nesota the heat has been intense.
WASHINGTON, June 2s.-Thc signal
office furnishes the following special
bullitin: The present period of continued
high temperature in the Middle Missis-
sippi valley Is unprecedented in June.
Beginning with Tuesday. June ~, when
the temperature was 10 degrees above
normal, il has gradually risen till on the
3th and 21th IL was nearly ~ degrees
above. The maximum temperatures for
the past eight days have exceeded the
highest ever known for an equal period
in June. The cause for this abnormal
condition has been uniform high pressure
in the gulf region with almost stationary
low pressure area in the northwest.
KANSAS CITY. June 2s.-Thc weather is
hot. the thermometer marking IS. Half a
dozen prostrati ms occurred during the
morning, none fatally.
MILWAUKEE, June 2s.-Twenty cases Of
prostration have been reported, two of
which were fatal. Several factories closed
down to-day on account of the heat.
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HUNTING a HELLER.
The Prety state OF Affairs Revealed Be.
fore ~ Chicago Jury.

fore Chicago Jury.
CHIcA6o, June 2s.-The grand jury to-
day continued the investigation into the
charges Of aldermanic bribery in connec-
tion wiillth Lake street elevated road,
and there were some sensational develop
ments. The alleged afiidavits of ex-
Al,lermet Waldner and Monear, bearing
the natids.al seal and the signature of
Joseph {. Mackin, were laid before
Mackin by the grand jury several days
ago, but he professed 10 know nothing
about them. and the impression was given
that they were manufactured by his clerk.
To-day an intimate friend Of the clerk
went TO the states attorney, and said pos
iuvely the atiidavits were drawn 10y
Mackin, and that the latter boasted Of the
fact. The bailiif was sent out for Mackin.
but he could not bc found, and the gen
eral impression is that he has absconded
TO avoid prosecution for perjury. Afackin
was released n few months agb from
Joliet prison, where he had served five
years term for manipulating election re-
turns,
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BILLS GALORE.
How the senate Occupied Its Time Yes
tsrday.

How the senate Occupied ITS Time hes-
tsrtlay.
WASHINGTON, June 2s.-ln the senate
to-day the calendar was taken up and the
following bills passed:
The senate bill to enable the state Of
OF California to take lands lin aid of
schools) i'm lieu of the 18th and 3jth sec
tions, found to he mineral lands.
The house bill to provide for the dis
posal Of an abandoned military rescrva-
ton in Wyoming amendment.
The senate bill TO reclassify and fix the
salaries of railway postal clerks.
The house bill TO provide for an addi-
tional associate justice of the supreme
court of New Mexico, with amendment.
The senate bill to amend the census act.
II provides penalty for giving fee or
bonus To census enumerator or super
visor, or for receiving the same.
The agricultural appropriation bill was
placed on the calendar.
A message was received from the presi-
dent announcing the approval and sigma
ture of the dependent pension bill. The
conference report for the postofice APP
preparation bill was agreed To and the
senate adjourned.
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hank wreckers Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2s.-Magistrate
kochersbcrgcr this afternoon issued war
rants Of arrest for John J. Mcfarland,
president of the defunct American Life
Insurance company, Louis Il. PeHfer,
president Of the dcfunct Bank Of America
atsl Charles w. DUNCAN, cashier of the
Bank 81 America, charging them with
conspiracy IN obtaining sl25,0U Of the
bank by ordering loan To Richard T..
Banks, one Of the employees Of the bank.
orr to begin criminal proceedings against
the officers of the Bank of America and
their accomDlices,
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Killed ON the Railroad.

CnIcAGo, June 2s.-As the Omaha and
CoIncil Bluffs passenger train on the Chi
cato, Rock Island 4 Pacific railway was
nearing the station at Joliet at :: Is this
morning. ono coach.a chair car, IA sleeper
aud dining car took another track and
overturned. Mrs. Annie Pearson of Nor
riS Illinois. and another woman whose
nisne could not bc obtained. were instant
ly killed and seven other passengers In
jufed but not seriously.
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STRANGELY MISSING.
Mysterious Disappearance of "a Young Man
at Topeka.

AT Topeka.
TOPEKA, Kan, June 2s.-One of the
strangest cases that has been reported To
the police for long time is the singular
disappearance of Herbert Hoiiin, young
man who was for some time i'm the employ
ment of the SantaFe at Albuquerquc,N.M M,
but who was recently on his own applica-
ton transferred to General Superintend-
ent Sands office in this city. Mr.. Hoiiin
came To Topeka some weeks ago and
made his application in person. When 1t
was granted he returned TO Albuquerque
TO close his affairs. He was gone several
days and when "A message was wired him
10 know how soon he would he ready TO re-
ton is received" He received his passes
and reached this city on Thursday last.
He secured a room at the residence Of
Mrs. Renco, 400 Van Buren, street, who
had known him for a long time.
and Immediately took up his quarters
there. On Friday morning a: 40 he left
the house to go to work. After he walked
out of the door no one that knew him has
seen or heard of him from that day 10 this.
Mrs. Rench was not alarmed at his abb
sence until she heard that his place had
been given To another. Then she re-
ported the case 10 the police, hut up to
this time all search for the missing man
has been without avail. He has disap-
peared as utterly as il the earth had swal-
lowed him up. His trunk, clothing and
everything are i'm his room just as he
placed them. He had no debts as far as
is known, and Mrs. Rench says he was a
man of exceptionally good habits. On the
other hand he had no amount of jewelry
or money that would tempt anyone 10 deal
foully with him. Leaving as he did, in
broad daylight and with no motive for
taking himself away, II is simply impos-
sible to find any theory To account for his
absence,
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Lab. Tront Discarded.

CmcAGo, June 2s.-The local directors
Of the Worlds Columbian exposition to-
night. after a discussion lasting several
hours. voted on the question OF a site for
the fair To he recommended 60 the
national commission for acceptance. The
result was tha; the lake front failed 10 be
passed upon 10y the commission. The
vote stood - for that site TO LOO against IL.
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Grief for Panama Bond Holders.

PARIS. June 25.-Tbe French press ad-
mits that negotiations between Lieutenant
Wise, representative Of the liquidator of
the Panama canal company and the Col
umbian government for an extension of
the Panama canal concessions and re-
sumption of work on the canal, has col
lapsed, and that the hopes of the bond
holders are ended. The budget commit
tee will submit this report to the chamber
of deputies this week.
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He Died Like A lfero,

SOFIA. June 2s.-The sentence OF death
pronounced upon Major Panitza for con-
spiracy TO overthrow the government was
carried out To day. With n firm step he
walked TO the post and saluted the mill
tary officers present. He was then bound
To tree. Just before the order to fire was
given the condemned man cried out in a
loud voice, "Long live Bulgaria. The
body was given to his widow. The exccu.
ton took place at camp near the city.
Twenty-one bullets pierced his body.
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The Inevitable rirc.Crncker.

DENVER, June 2s.-The town Of Morri-
son, % miles from here, was visited 10y a
confiagration early this morning, which
destroyed the business portion of the
place. Loss. SG65,OO; insurance small.
A fire engine with seven men left Denver
on special train at 4 O'Clock, but arrived
too late to be of any assistance. The
fire started i'm the rear of drug store.
and was the result Of firing firecrackers
which was indulged in late last night.
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Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON. June 2s.-The president
seat Ia the senate the following nomina-
tidns.
Alexander &. Moore of West Virginia,
mifter resident, Siam.
George w. Fishbock Of Missouri. secre-
tap of the legation at Buenos Ayres.
Collector Of customs John Il. STOW,
di,trict of Wilmington, California Robert
G.. Myers, special examiner of drugs.
medicines and Chemicals. San Francisco.
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FOR THIRTEEN DAYS.
The Miners la the Dunbar Pit Are Ger
tainIy Dead by This Time.

DUNBAR. June 2s.-Again are the rcscu-
ers and relatives of the cntombcd miners
doomed To disappointment. The four
men who took their lives i'm their hands
when they went into the Mahoning pit
last night came out this morning without
having pierced the Farm Hill mine. The
rescuers declare that the maps are wrong
and they are as much In the dark now as
al any time since the search began thir-
teen days ago. The regular shift started
in again his morning and once more they
are in search of the entry that will lead
them into the burning pit. The fire in the
mine is burning with great flercencss.
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parnell I,anqu.t..l.

LoSpoN. June pa grand banquet was
given tonight by the National Liberal
club in honor of Parnel's 4ith birthday.
Justin cCarthy presided. Parncll In his
address congratulated his hearers upon
the Gladstonian alliances and cxpiatcd
upon the constitutional policy of the Irish
marty.
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Railway. For China.

ST. PETERSBURG. June 2s.-Two { hinese
officials and two British engineers have
arrived nj vladivostock. They state 81 hat
they have made preliminary survey for
a line of railway through Mongolia and
the Chinese government iS dcsirous Of an
expeditions completion of railroads To the
Russian frontier.
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WASHINGTON, June 2s.-In the senate a
message was received from the house
asking conference on the silver bill. II
was Immediately laid before the senate,
on motion Of Merrill, conference was
agreed To. Sherman. Jones Of Nevada
aud Harris was appointed conferccs on
the part of the Senate.