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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-19
Charley McA rthur'- Plans.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June ls.-Ex-City Marshal Me
Arthur has leased the Minnie Healey
claim and is anxiously awaiting the ar
rival of machinery in order 10 proceed
with the development of the mine. The
claim is north of Mountain View and is
believed TO he on its lead. Mr.. Macarthur
is confident he has a good thing. The
shaft will be pumped out and sunk much
lower.
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Notice.

I hereby notify all persons concerned
that | will not be responsible for any debt
or debts that my wife, Mrs. Julia f..
Wolfe may contract or incur from this
date. n. w. WOLFE.
Dated, June 10th, 1880.
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~. G.. Chapman of Minneapolis. con-
tractor for the Union Pacific, was in own
yesterday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-19

L.. q. Leonardlrcturned yesterday from
an inspection trip over the Rocky Noun
tain Telegraph company's lines.
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The only giraffe owned or exhibited in
America by any travelling show can he
seen in the John Robinson show. which
exhibits in this city on Saturday. July 3.
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Tor sale.

Onc-half or whole Of a general mcr-
chandise store in Granite, doing "A good
business. Reason for sale. owner leaving
the state. Address Box X, Granite, Mont.
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ice cream for 10 cents a dish or 80 cents a
quart. Parlurs in the 81. Jean building,
Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-19

Mrs. DIR. Leavitt and Mrs. James McCaip
returned from Butte yesterday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-19

The engines % the Montana Union
were draped in mourning yesterday in
honor OF the death of Engineer Cook.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

Mrs. Saucicr. of Butte is visiting Mrs.
Brown Of Main street.
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Tooey a. Hunt have recently received a
large safe from Cincinnati which has
been placed I'm their saloon. Ii b. the
largest In the city weighing $500 pounds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-19

II you wish a good dish of ice cream
coll on Mrs. Bamford d Kent in the 81.
Jean building, Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-19

II. Wallace has opened a steam dye
works on First street between Oak n
Cedar streets, Anaconda.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-19

Nose Silverman, manager Tor W.. u.
Frank, of Butte. was i'm the city yesterday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-19

When in Butte be sure and don't forget
10 call at Emil's beer hall and try one of
those fine bmsiness lunches.
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Wanted.

To buy a nice, gentle family horse. APP
ply at STANDARD Office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-19

Mahan q Linsley yesterday sold 1000
shares Of Phoenix at 12E cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-19

Joe 10y "A tbinamau was arrested 10y
Constable sheffield of Deer Lodge ycster-
day, for gambling without "a license. He
Mas taken Ia Deer Lodge and will he tried
10y Justice Hartwell to-day. Lawyer
D'Leary e over to defend him. There
is considerable complaint being maze
Chinatown without licenses aud il is ex-
pected that several more arrests will he
made within a short time. These arrests
are being made on complaint Of X. 4.
kennon Of Deer Lodge, who is the county
treasurer.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TRAINS ARRIVE.

o ,OS A.. M.-From Butte-leayes Butte at 500
A. M, silver Bow s:ts A. NJ, stuart slsS a. NJ.
n 80 A. M.-From Butte and Garrisnn-
Leaves Butte at 10 80 A.. NJ, Silver bow llto
n M. Stuart n 81. A. NJ. Connects nj stuart
with train which leaves Garrison al iosSA NJ,
Deer Lodge 10 ~ A. NJ.
M, Silver Row 5l5 y. NJ. Stuart 6;t0P. NJ.
lO.i5 Il, M.-From Garrison Leave Garrison
AT $50 7. NJ, Deer Lodge ais J.. NJ s'ua't
TRAINS DEPART.
u,SO A. M.-For Garrison-Stuart $40 a. M,
Deer Lodge 9.SS A. NJ, Garrison nj ioo
o,SO A. M.-For B~utte-Stuart NJ 9;3 A. NJ,
silver Bow 10 90 A. NJ, arriving nj Butte, ioio
A. M. -
stuart at 3ss l.. NJ, arrives In Butte al 3bF'
NJ, Garrison al a. ~ i, vi.
.;aO M.-for Butte Leave stuart ''"r'
NJ. arriving in Butte al 20 j.. NJ.
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+. NJ. Fox, deputy collector for the
county, states hat there are n large num-
her Of license holders in arrears and de-
sires that they should call and settle at
once in order 10 save trouble.
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Grand Picnic

Al Columbia Gardens, Sunday, june ~,
10y A. %. n. aud X. T.. l.. A.
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II. r. Leroy and Charles Smith Of New
York, furnace experts, are in town and
inspected the furnace at the Central
school yesterday. They report il la he in
good condition now. as they located the
trouble.
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Kcefe sells no beer but Milwaukee,.
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Two Of the prctticst windows in town
are those OF the ID. j. Henncsey Mcrcan-
tile company. A number Of handsome
handkerchiefs are arranged in the form
Of a tree and a Maltese cross is made
from dress goods.
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Mrs. j. II. Griffith died AT Stuart, Tues
day afternoon about I o'clock. Mrs. Grif-
fifth was "a years of age and had been mar
ried but two years. She died in child
birth. The body was brought to this city
and after short services al the Catholic
church conducted 10y Father DcSicre. was
buried at the cemetery. A large number
Of friends were in attendance.
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D. J. HenneSSy Mercantile Co..
ANACONDA BRANCH.
ISSO-JUNE-IS9O.
Hot Weather Attractions For the Month !!

Mems all wool pants 81; Mems suits from S.; double seated and
shield chested heather underwear for S25o a suit, worth 50, es-
pecially adapted for workingmen; fancy percae shirts for 75c, worth
from so to s.; mems never wear out sox; Heavy Top Brogans 81 a
pair up to the finest goods made; outing cloth shirts from CSC up;
full line of best goods in furnishings. We have the best assorted
line of wall papers. borders etc, at the lowest margin.
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Thomas Riley died at 81. AIMS hospi-
tai yesterday and will he buried this aft
ernoon. lie was one of the characters
who were known as the Twin Riley's and
died Of old Y q The old man was very
feeble ard ~ years Of age,
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A team belonging to Giles Brownell
"a away yesterday IN the road leading To
the works, broke away from the carriage
and returned Ia the barn al break neck
speed. No serious damage was done.
One Of the teams hitchcd To- "A Lower
Works hack also ran away On First
street but was stopped before any damage
was done.
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A meeting will he held June 2oa the old
Valley picnic grounds, on Warm Springs
creek. three miles east Of this city, for the
purpose OF selling the STAN privileges for
July 4. Also bids will be received for dec
Grating and rcpairing the hanco Pavilion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

In state issues the business was covered by
s M Sales OF Louisiana consol As at OF ~ ana
American Exchange sold iI2J at 1853, St. Nicholas
, I at l26ai2e. and Western National 500 at
sSss 10 o,e Auction sales of severa
Inc general bond market was moderately active
and nrm That Yesterdays suddenly developed
s anxiety to se Rock Island IS at any figure re-
honds snesS at 100 l4alO l-2 foE . ,as
were irm-the As OF about s3 and the income So
at 81 and higher. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
neT IS were unusually active and rose to 7s "a.
delphia and Reading issues were lrmer-the 40
at s2aS2 IA: the first IS up to Sc l-2, and the
seconds TO ~. Reference Is made to our full re
port OF bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The Treasury to-day purchased $4,000 ounces
total purchases under the new law lO,ss7,4oo
ounces. Today's prices were the lowest yet paid
by the Treasury.
The money market today ruled little nrmer
common range, however, was l-2a5 per cent, with
a closing at 4 1-2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, $l2l,5l4,725 balances, "a
424,336.
House today S34s,soi. Its net gain on balance
was s6552$5 made up BY gains Of $500 com pm
cluded Receipts, S?,794,774: payments, S2.l3o,-
500 resulting in a general balance OF $3.50, 49,
$50, consisting Of l63,727,S77 coin and $e'ooo''
go currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re
ceived to-day S96,l04 National bank notes 1or
redemption.
The customs receipts were S75e,s25, the in
ternal revenue receipts $466,335, and miscellaneous
receipts $l6,77O.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in hanks compares with Ine
figures of the last previous statement as follows:
October 81. October % Differences
Net gold hid s153 coo 1872 eI53 BOZ 5b Inc s2oa9ds
Net silver hid Il ,503751 1902 s67 Dec sooeoi
on hand. ..... e1o7,2as e,1es.es4 Inc 5eo4e
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finanrial.
A SAPE AND WE'LL. PAYING
INVESTMENT
AT FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY.
Naxt RsAem sfion Nav. 4.

Noxt WedemptI0h move l.
WE OFFER FOR SALE NUMBER OF PREMIUM
bonds OF VARIOUS ETHIOPIAN GOVERNMENTS
ftGLY' IttfMuRizEp" loans REDEEHkBLE
MONTHLY IN AMOUNTS OF 100000, 100000
$50 00o $4,000. &C.. &c.
WE OFFER THESE BONDS FOR 900 CASH OR on
20 MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF FIVE DOLLARS $500
AND SECURE TO THE PURCHASER ALL THE BEN.
EFITS ACCRUING FROM THE iNyfSTMENT IN
MEDlATELY AFTER THE PAYMENT OF THE FIRST
lNSTALLMENT OF 81
EVERY BOND IS GUARANTEED BY THE GOV.
ERNMENT ISSUING 1T. AND is REDEEMABLE AT
ITS FULL FACE VALUE
Z. II. HORNER,
BANKER, 90 AND 80 WALL.sT., n. r.
Buying and selling Of European securities specially
Drafts and cable transfers to ell parts Of Europe
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
Iondon Oct % 4 D. m.-Consois. 0i'. for money and
94'. for account Atlantic and t.,1t w. ,rr' o, o.,
s ie :o2; Mexican ordinary, SIS; st. Paul common
OH India Council nils W., sio; ;, t9 ,ai D..
from the Bank u England balance t,da l. $50 600
paris adyccs quote per cent rcnte at % frnne. W
centmes for account and exchange on Loncon OF 20
francs 2slo centImcs for checks.
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Clnanrial.
Real Estate Loan and Trust Co.
Gnantial.

OF NEW-1ORk.
MUTUAL LIFE BUILDING. 80 Nassnn -.
c.,,,oI. $500, 900. smrpIas, s25O,00t'
DEPOSITS RECEIVED subject to check at sight and
nteres allowed daily lasnccs and thca 81 deposit
issued bearing int rest. Checks on this company are
PAYABLE through the N"w.York Clearing House
GENERAL MANAGEMENT OF REAL ESTATE A
SPECIALITY.
VIII act as Executor. Administrator. Trustee. &c.
TRUsTEES
Hermann H. Cammsnn, Kooert Lenox Belknap'
tian,y T. swords Cbas T.. Burke,
la Il varnum Lspensfd Stewart
Jtor,re & T,Iy Ebsneler S. Mason,
JOSEPH Thonps lawn W. Coggosnth'
Henry Lewis NorriA Ih% a. fe1nody, y"
Edwin A. Cruikshank, =: WInam bceknsn'
Joel D. Freeman, rm " bnoouft
Shase A Schermerhorn, Douglas Robinson, jr,
" " Jas. l. Raymond.
HENRY C. SWORDS President.
Hermann II. CAMMANN. V!ce.PresIdent,.
HENRY w. RE1GHLEY. Secretary
A SAN FRANCISCAN now in New-fork
a da.,res An agency for California. Address c..
Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

Under heavy Iealizations in the last half hour.
materially lower than tM nrst Of the day, but the
market closed strong and promising.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
onited States per cent? sold to-day at l2A, and
S Sne oiddings for them were advanced to that
hgufe, Annexed are the closing anotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

ID ATENT on useful novelty for sale. Price
No" Nv Darker. 2sa Broadway. N. Y. Oau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ATCHIsoN, TOPEKA AND SANTA FEE.
1889. 1880. 1880.
Number o. im in Oct ssoos5o 1904 ISL s7G3,277
2en 10 Oct IL. 1885 272 2o,s2S,30e 25,oG' O5i
ST LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
.-,,,hor NJ mile. .. l3o9 l.S55 lS33
Sc"nnd week In Oct. sltj 06 sl69132 slS3 g.
Jan 10 oct H...-- 1903 3o3 'oo17S hoi''u
IEvELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS.
Second week in Oct. s!s9ie ga 4a9 s29S ia
Jan / to Oct A.. Ioi3'4io loo'o'o3 lo''o'oi'
OHIO RIVER
Number OF miles,. .,o IL ~, s,,Stuo Az aGi
Second week in Oct ~ ~; ss,,o:.9?Id 2i11'gan
Jan. 10 Oct. lt.... 3oo'oi 'o''''o '-''"'
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Dipioeno Notifies

TIE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY,
IS BROADWAY, N. Y, october 3D. 1850
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
l. Of rWO PER CENT. has this day been declared on
the preferred stock Of this Company payable q the Farm
iss day Nsyember 1890 the holders o; The IrserEss
transfer books for the p,eterd stock VIII be closed On
vembef L. 1890, at 10 o'clock o. m.
WIN. H. BUTLER. Secretary
THE NATIONAL STARCH
MANUFACTURING COMPANY. -
THE SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST due No
i vember OF the First Mortgage thirty year per
Gold Bonds Of the National Starch MsnufaetIring
Company will paid Saturday November lst 1890 ut
CHAS. {. BURNS, Secretary
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
40 AND ~ WALL-ST
THE BOARD Of BBFREsCr6ks Of tbs cOm
! pany have declared dividend Of per cent upon
Preferred Capital Stock payable at this ofce on and
November $780, to stockholders OF record on that
date. -
October 20. and reopened at 10 O'Clock m. November
" F.. T. NICHOLS, Secretary.
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financial Mectines.

OFFICE OF THE .
NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY,
NEW.YORK, October 90 1890
HE ANIMAL MEETING of the Bond and
Il Stockholders OF the Nrw-York lake Erie and Western
Railroad Company for the ec tion OF Directors and the
transaction Of such other business come before
the meeting will be held at the office OF the Company.
81 Cortlandtst In the city OF Newf0rk, Tuesday,
the 25th day November next. at IL 10 o'clock a.
The polls WIN be open II o'clock noon, and remain
open I'LL . o'clock y. m. OF that day
The transfer books OF both Common and Preferred
Stock will be closed at on saturday. the 10Th
inst, Will be opened at 10 IN. Wednesday, the
oGth day OF November next
BY order OF the Board OF Directors,
A. r. MACDONOCGH. Secretary.
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finanelal.
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY
Enane,al.
WAS lNCohfORATED JUNE. 1890. UNDER THE
LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEwJERsEY.
CAPITAL 81, zoe, 600
Divided Into 10. 900 Shares Of 500 Each

CAPITAL 1905, 900
Divided Into 10, 900 Shares Of 500 Each
FULL PAID AND UHAssnssABLE.
Int SS'ne1 is the manufacture and sale q S,uss snS
@srvsisos and un success 10
sSs Lee: USED o ss
.sess I s:s =; ss
Ky a. ss:sSs u a%
:, T z. DsSSs: nom the manufacture of ou'nns run up
during IS prevalence Of the Grippe amounted 70 over
inc estimated sales will yield prons of ssSoooo per
These figures apply 70 the United States alone and on
The Ts ssss % sH' Ss ni
ms ..S,. Mitch a. .ss:ss s s s Sit
Ell: Ct n e. 0Gs ssPd s :'
e. KIN &c stock
placed IN &c sses:ury = working capital. A..
ips %
, S . ssss: s .ss y Broad
no win TIE has
richly rewarded in SUBSTANTIAL dividsnds the company
:,s IL
Araneements being made to enlarge and equip the
factory and laboratories 70 capacity suhclent supply
Incl eAsed demands
tie. S turn out 10000 cross per snnan At net profit
fdd,tcna f' ss:rs.mena will DO made tn. demand
Increases.
Among the large stockholders are George w. Dunn.
ESQ President Of the company Eugene Harvey. Esq, Of
T. w. Myers Co.. BANKERS. Drntel Building Philadel
r:;: ssSEsi ss$s 4s: is e
Delaheid. Esq. :, Civil Engineer. Wall Street New.
BANKER Mills Bmldins New.York and several prominent
NewYorx gentlemen whe Will have seats In the Board Of
Directors later -
The eompan,s stock will be safe sound and pronta.
BILE Investment It's business will be free from the vics
studes that affect most enterprises Of commercial Or In.
dusa natureaood bad crops the rise or a OF values
Inc power Of THE STANDARD CHEMICAL CoMPANY'S
stock. .,..
future value can be estimated: as it is certainty
Applications for stock and all checks. drafts. &C..
snouid De a'eSETNS pARD CHEMICAL COMPANY,
no and OF Broadway. New.Yurk
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SILVER.
Bullion eeTt... -.... .Y05s i09se f6sE i00a. i5o00

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, Oct. 20, 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-23

Actual cash IN
Treasury vaults
over out landing .,-,o,
certificates So1 el78173, CSC DC. 1897 i3o
Deposits IN BANKS. c3,114,101 2j,?3js.1 Inc io-.I-o
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-15
GOLD IN CHINA.
Preparations to Mine it on Gigantic
Scale.

Scale.
CHICAGO, February 14th.-A conference
of great Importance was held to-day be-
tween two Chinese dignitaries and the rep
resentatives of the big mining-machinery
firm of Fraser & Chalmers, of this city.
The result was that negotiations were
formally entered into looking to the con-
struction of 800 stamp mill in the noun
tains of China. The magnitude of the
deal may be unders. .ood when it is stated
that the mill when set up and complete
will cost nearly four millions of dollars.
This is including transportation, erection,
skilled labor, etc. The Chinese informed
them that there had been discovered the
richest and most extensive gold bearing
lead in the world.
The Chinese for many years have known
that in the mountains of Tai Shan, in the
Province of Shan Jung, there has been
gold, and they realized the extent Of it,
when some Cinnamon who had worked in
the mines and mills of California began
prospecting and discovered the bonanza.
They erected rude mill and from the out
set the production of gold was enor-
nous. They claim not ton of ore taken
out has yielded less than 500, while much
of it has run into the thousands
The matter was kept quiet and big
stock company folmed that obtained con-
tsol of about eighty miles of land in the
vicinity, and the two Cinnamon now here
were sen. to this country to make prelim-
mary arrangements for the purchase OF
machinery, etc, and also to float a certain
portion of the stock.
Chm Ling Kan and Long Ling Kou landed
at San Francisco two months ago. and had
no difficulty in disposing of the stock to
wealthy Cinnamon of that city.
From here they have gone to Washing
ton. In an interview one of them said that
the gold property is on peninsula across
the Corean sea, and directly west. 1t is, he
said, within sixteen miles of the sea coast,
and not more than twenty from good
port They contemplate erecting the finest
plant in the world.
During the day there was a great hub
bub among all the well-to-do Cinnamon of
Chicago, and fully e score of them called
at the hotel and talked with their country
men. The visitors are richly stirred and
wear the mandarin button.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-15
HANGED.
Wong All Hing Dies for Numbering His
. Uncle.

Wong All Hing Dies for Numbering His
. Uncle.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 14th.-Wong
All Hing, q young Chinaman, who stabbed
and killed his uncle, Wong Ming ST, in a
cigar factory al 730 Pacific street, on April
11th, 1889, was hanged this morning at the
County Jail The arrangements for exc
cutting the death penalty by Chief Jailer
Patterson were perfect. Everything around
the Jail was clean and neat. There was no
noise or confusion, and all portended the
smooth working of the engine of death.
This is Mr.. Patterson's first job of the kind,
and when asked how he felt, he answered,
"Well, not so nervous as | did when | got
married, six wears ago. In his last hours
Wong was deserted by all his countrymen.
Indeed none of his relatives have taken
any interest in his case from the start, the
nature of his crime having apparently re-
moved him beyond the pale of their SYM
pathy.
The fact that none of his friends were
willing to visit or help him did not have
the slightest effect on his spirits which
even up to the eve of his execution were of
the highest order. On Monday afternoon
Wong was removed to cell l, and the death
watch placed on him. Tarm Poi, another
murderer, who, the Jail officials say, is the
best prisoner they ever had, occupied the
cell with him. Not until the scaffold was
being erected did Hing appear to realize
that he must be hanged, and then the
knowledge did not seem to affect him very
much. His spirits still continued to be as
buoyant as ever, and he did not give up
his singing.
An autopsy made this afternoon dis
closed the fact that Wong All Hing was in
all probability insane, as the brain was
found diseased.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-15
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
4 Plot to Kidlap and Ransom Senator
Tabor.
JUVENILE TRAGEDY In CHEYENNE
A Railroad Which May Seriously
Complicate the Panama and
Nicaragua Canals.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooED-USIoN.l
KILLED IN THE RING.
One of Kilrain's Company Kills His
Opponent.


Opponent
ST. LOUIS, February 14th.-A special
from Dallas, Tex, SAYS that Jake Kilrain
and his sparring troupe exhibited at the
Opera House last night. 1t was announced
to be only sparring and wrestling match.
Tom james, of Dallas, encountered Banzia.
combination champion lightweight for
$50. The conditions were that James
should stay four rounds. Banzia had it
his own way from the start
In the fourth round Banzia struck james
IN the neck, knocking him limp on the
stage.
James was unable to rise. He was
sponged and restoratiyes applied The
show continued, no one supposipg that
James was hurt seriously. When the en-
tertainment was about concluded Muldoon
announced that James was unconscious
and called for physician. James died at
IZ:50 thus morning. Kilrain cried like a
enid; The entire combination was ar
rested on charge of murder. It is sup
posed that James neck was broken. One
doctor says that death was caused by pa
ralysis of the heart.
James was well-built, muscular man
of %. He came from Kansas City three
months ago and followed the calling of
hrlck-layer. The remains of James will be
shipped TO Denver for interment. All as
sistance, in financial way, in his power to
give was rendered TO James wife by Null
doom. The deceased was married only two
months ago. Kllrain and party, except
Banzia who remained 10 answer before
the Court, left for New Orleans TO. night.