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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

FOR BWCE=ScnatOra Ashhurn, Brown,
buchanan, Cofcorun, Guumcr, Howclls,
RYAN, Shaw, Soncant, stephens Sut'
ton, Zimmerman and Representatives
Board, Bonier licnsc, Blue, BoeHcl, Car
roll. Chriaty, Cdtehn,ld, Cunningham,
Day, Dcwald On, OresbOch, Eggcrmnn,
CARRIER. Gaumpr, Gclr, Gilllland, Gold
rick, Hunt Jciiio, Lampng, Mcclure,
McDermott, McMnkcn, Motcr, Mona.
han, Nolan, Onowd, Ponnell, Price,
Rohcson, RocCr, Rooney Sehulcr
Schultz, Trcycr, To0ndley, Wagner
Mcisor, Noho-5l
FoR MCMAHON Senators Brady, Mar.
,ball, Robertson, Nanclcaf, Wallace and
Representative Bcllyillc, Conloy Dono'
van, Mnllon, tritcr, Scolcld, McDermott
and McKo0-l3.
FoR THOMAS Representatives BayhOn,
Hagcrty aud Monnot--3.
IoR SESEY Senator Adams and Rep
roacntaliyo Brant
FOR BAKER 81 Representatives Forbes
and Outhwnit and Speaker llysell.
Tho result was received with grcnt np'
plause, and everything was IN confusion
for time.
A committee condstlngof Mossrs Rel.
ter, Monnet, Cunningham, Zimmerman
and Corcoran was sent after Mr.. Brice,
who came In late, q motion having m the
meantime been made that the defeated
candidates be- sent for Nr. Brice made
a brief speech, thanking the caucus for
the distinguished honor conferred, and
touching briefly upon tariff reform and
other vital issues.
Short addresses were also made by
Messrs. Baker, Hunt and McMohnn,
Several ladies came In with the candi.
dates, and the enthusiasm on the streets
was intense.
Every Democratic member will vote
for Mr.. Brce next Tuesday and there
will be no bolt, as the caucus ended In an
sd time love feast
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

eral used by physoIana aiforda but tempo,
rary relief, cure cannot be- expected
from snulfa, powders, doohea and
whHheaN hly's Cream Balm ~ q remedy
which combines the Important lequislle too
OF quick action, specific curative power
with perfect safety and pleaaaniiiees 10
the uatlout
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
15 Acres OF Land For Sale.

Situated miles cnst " Canton, on tho road lead.
Ing from The Butu runh iradinr from Canton 10 O8-
nAburg 70 the Maplet0n road, and n1lOniuR thU CAn-
i0l OUiro NILS, on TIE AAino N Ruuu hruHn, with
SC Underlying the lnnd lan vein nt hfo or pottery
clay Of superior qualify, Shiu niemlAys are about
n hall nllu north of tho q. y, &k H. H., with uney
grade 10 The aninu, also Within half milo ~ achn0l
house Price, e2DOU (m0lu pf lqs. lnn) Y sur tho
purchaser JACOB V, MihliLNk,
1oci1-gw-wdn " D NO.J Canton,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
Saturday, the 25th day of Jan,
Divorce Notice.

Emil 2ehnder PlantlH, common Pleas Court Of
~ htArk County Ohio
Maria zohndor Dcf'dt
Maria zghn0cr, whose place of rcsldonco ia un-
known, lnte OF nOtleh0n, hwigo land VIII tako
notice thar on tho i7th dny ot DeCrnlbur A. H. it,a
IN tho IOift O ,pmiuHn Pleas VI STARK county
uhiO, whore Tho ncil0u IN now pending hvlng cause
petit on ngnlutt Maria XvhndOr praying for divorce
from her lho raid Maria zihndcf Is rpqulfud. o
nnhwer ho petition IN said Mti0n not later than alx
the dals of the tret publication of this notice OF
such divorce may bo granted
MApE Il. wnrrAon Any for Petitioner
dorlu.Lw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

The usual treatment for ontnnrh Is very
unsatisfactory, as thousands Of the de-
spniring patients can testify. A trust
worthy medical writer says: Proper To-
col treatment IL positively necessary 70
SUCCESS, but most OF the remedies IN gon-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

CoLnmus, Jon lo,-1ho Democratic
6onatorlahcoun5tc closed by tho selection
IN caucus on the second ballot Of Calvin
&. BrIco, who received 51 Of the ~ votes
cast senator uowclls chilled tho caucus
10 order and Senator Adam, was chair
man and Representative Monnot aeore'
Rry, A committee on rules reported IN
favor Of an open ballot, but tho caucus
excluded the public, with the exception
Of the representatives. Of the press,
The Names Of the candidates presented
were Calvin 3, Brce, John A, Mcmahon,
John II, Thomas, q, w, Baker, James
i, Neal, Samuel u, Hunt and on the
roll call votes were cast for George II,
seney, j, II, Cultivate and John Me-
Sweeney, The roll was called for first
ballot, with the following results
IIrsi IlaIioi
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterleits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine,
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having It.
IT'S sold everywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

Hon. John Ncoly, Justice of the Peaco
ind ex.mcmber Of Of the House OF Repre-
sonintvcs, from Meredith, N H., was for
twelve yonrg terrible suifcret with rhou-
mntism. Hc snysi ] cannot obtain any
medicine which docs mo 10 much good us
your Sulphur Bitiora, aud ] think II tho
host medicine made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
oltx cnae Continued.

Tho city Of Canton was sued aone time
ago by John Naugle, 10 recover @,OW
damages 20 his property on Allon street,
on account Of The grade recently made
thoro. The case was 10 have been tried
In Common Pleas court yesterday hut
waa continued until the next torn OF eourt
~ tho costs OF tho plaintiff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

Not have confidence IN what has done me
world Of good2 II you had suffered for
years With liver complaint and got cured
by using Sulphur Bitters, would you not
too have confidence In them ]. II. Nash
Hotel Winthrop, Boston.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
Wants Divorce.

A petition has been filed In Court of
Common Pleas for dlycrce BY Thomas ~
Bowers aRalat hlp wlfe Tllllc, whom he
we're married Nt Elyrla, o., In 1889,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

Konncdy johnson and Give Nisson, Of
OF Cnnton samuel M. FrIcnd and lin-
ma G. Jnstun, OF Canton, William a. Col.
thrope and Mnrice n, llurford, Of Canton;
lohn w. Black and Luoz Freeman, OF
Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

CoLuMnua, o., Jan, iO,-lspeoiall-
nrlee Was nominated on tho second bal
lot, receiving % votes, The following
message from ox'Lleut Gov, John e.,
Warwick was read la The oauouai
"Anthony llnwollal Please withdraw
my nhme ns candidate for United States
Senator, / hope Stark county will vote
40 "a unlt fnr Brioe,
IoHN G., WARWoKn
Howells voted Tor lrce ON both ballots,
nreHhach voted for ThomHs ON tho first
ballot and Brloe on the second Monnot
cast both votes Tor Thomas,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
Administrators Notice.

Notice IA hereby glyon that the undersigned has
Deon duly qualified and appointed aa Admnlatraioi
OF the estate OF Chrl.tnn Ohorly, lnto Of stark
CHARLES l.. oDERIY,
Dated Doo, "a, ieeD. -jR2dw Adnlniatritor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
SHERIFF. SALE.


0oorge Hhrlyor order of sale IN Pant
Va ton sthfh County UOmu
FloD ahroyer et h mon rlaaa Court
NY virtue OF an order OF hAe In PARTITION Issued "
ihe clerk 0f tho u0uH VI common pissa VI STARK
county, o., ~ tho above action, ana 10 me directed
viii olfof Tor sale ~ public cutlery ~ the door
of tho court house In tho elty of canton, on
Saturday, the 10Th day OF Feb, 1890,
Tho following described real estate, to-wlt Hitu.
ato IA blArh county, Ohio, aud beinH me south han
VI the southwest qlhitrr " tertlon unnbyr hlity-
four (M), tnwnhhip eleven IN, Of fhnRu eight (h)
o0ntainl " eighty (h0) acres more Or leaA
Appraised NJ eih0O0,
sails 10 commence Al Que O'clock p m. Tofms
One.thlfd cash on day " halbl vne,thlfd In one
year, One.thlfd IN two years, with interest from
day Of cato, secured by mortgage upon Tho prem.
0, A. KMDER, ahOrH
JOnN LAM, Atty,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

HlfAm " hmllhi ttm ilehA touit
NY virtue Of Nm order Of falo issued by tho elors
u the court OF c0mmUrplrna Uf Athrk county ohio
In tho above action and 10 nn directed, WIN Onei
tot sale M public 0utcry, Nc tho docs OF Tho oVuit
house, IN the city OF Canton, ON
saturday, the ist day of February, 1870,
The following described real estate Situated In
Plain township, stark eOnnty, Onto and known As
pnft " the unthv rHi quartet uf kun Ion ~ tiwn-
hlnp II, AMI range a bUuudpd mud dHorihcd ~ iOl-
lows, 20 VII Commencing M 10 post chNnH and
~ iluka nNf " iiO Wuilwt't c0fhtr Uf said quar-
~, thunro taaI and infnllcl " ~ o south ino ~
und quarter ~ thnnH and 40 links 10 pO,tl thence
NORTH nnd riVl with w East linu Of tud quarter
. chains sud % lintg ~ post thruou west aud par
Alltl With lhaA nth lluo of fHld quarter ~ chains
nuu ~ uuih tiu utft o. the Nuft lu Of said quar-.
tori thoneo atilh on tho wHt Hue ~ tad quarter o
chnlnH nuddb links 10 thO place NJ b. ginniug con.
thlhlnH hn hnftH Hnd ilnn another tNgt Of w u N
uniod In flnn inwn'hip StAig uny, ohln, and
knpwtlnH part 0f ihu WnuthWu quarter ~ het ton
go, township tHngr X uuundtd aud described no
~ Tie n0iihWo corner n anld unAitor thrnrh tnft
parallel With the n0hli llnn " said qu ,ttcr Bl
~ nliA ana 80 lnkt 10 pOat thrnoa south parallel
with the vWt line OF tald VuMtcT y cha M md %
llnta a. posi-, thence wet parallel with tho nodh
lao OF tAd Quattrl di chalns anu 40 libM N post
ON IN Wost llnr rAld quarter tirnce north On
WCtt llnr 0f said uuHrpr uhuia aud 10 links 10 tho
place Of pcgnnluA, containing tb acres bo the same
more or l,ta
Appraised M0L020
sAlo 10 commence at ono o'clock y, m, Terms
A. LElNINoEh sheriff,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
SHERIFF SALE.

Addo brown Order Of sale. stark eoun-
., w. " Oonlaoa rlem Court
yyftut oftsO orders 0i sale ifsued by the clork
" thr court of common plina of aluk county,
ONO IN iho NnoVO Aclua, and 10 me- dreclcd
WI olor Tor balo " nublc cutlery 10 tho door OF
tho court noubc, IN tho ol.y OF Canipn, on
Saturday, the 25th day Of Jan, 1890,
the following described real estate altnAte In tho
county Of stark aud state VI ohio, Ahd known ~ o
par Of lnt nninhoud hteon hundred aud nyo hO6)
IN the Clu OF urhtuu Onto, b iunnHd AM deHtrlhpd
~ inll0WW leglnnlng NJ the gouthweHt corner ~
unld lou ono hundred anu Of hy (lBOl fOrt thence
cn,t twoniy eight nnd 0nt hair (26vl lUui thence
Mouth, parallel with raid WI line, t the north side
of washington a, onuci lheuoO west along snd north
llno OF Wilmington hyriuO W place OF beginning
twenty. olght aud 0po'half foOt
Appraised Moi@0
sac 10 commence NJ ono O'Clock p. m. Towns
A. LEININGER, Sheriff.
wANN a how, Attys.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
NOT LA GRIPPE.


Break. Bono Fever and niah Medical Au'
thorty Backs Him In This View he
aives Bome EXCELLENT Advice TO tho
Biok,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
II WAS INEVITABLE,
Col. Brice Easily Nominated on
the Second Ballot.
The Democracy Of Ohio lebukea the
Shameless Republican slander Ota
Consistent,

True aud Devoted pemooFat-A 1'Arifr
Reformer OF Pronounced Views and
Courage,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
Administrator Notice.

Notice IA hereby given that tho undorsignrd has
been duly appointed ANA qnnllned Administrator
Of the estate Of MnNlW hutkhaft lAto oi stark
JOSEPH DuRKnARr
Administrator
Dated Doo 20 1870. .laodw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
ADMINISTRATORS SlLV OF RIAL ESTATE.

~ ylrlus af an order 0f hale issued % me pa. e'
NO court VI pommOn plane VI htalh NnnhlI vuNn
m the case vi Aliram nfuluhaugh htAln,t LInlH
Ma0hamer Of A. I viii oner fuf aAla Afpuhllp eH''
OfY, on thn ultnlnfti on
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16
SHERIFF SALE.

Bertha I Nave !, order o. snle,
hiram ), Smith, etM, 'f rloSS as uoarI l''''
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
JACKSON NOT To HANG
Governor ToOle Commutes His Sentence
to Imprisonment for Life.
The Jury Reached Their Verdict
With the Unde rstandinR
That jackson Would
Not Suffer Death.
speciai to the Standard.

Special to the Standard.
HELENA, June 1.-THE governor to-day
recommended the communication OF SEN
tcnce for Albert jackson to imprisonment
for life. A respite was also granted until
July II in order that the board Of pardons
may have time 10 consider the case. The
jury in the trial remained out three
days before n verdict was reached. The
manner in which this was agreed TO forms
n case without precedent In this country.
This was learned only within the last few
days and was The cause of the communi-
cation which states the whole situation as
follows:
To Hon. ~. j. Hosk,ii, HIN, .E..A ktnn,y and
Louis Hotritt, comprising the b%rrdof pdrfo's
NJ tc STATE ~ Molifdnd:
Jackson for a communication Of sentence; The
application for the communication 81 sen
tsnce 20 Imprisonment for ,I iie ,h ,s
cise, by prominent county officials and leading
citizens q the county. The Jury were honelessiy
diyided for three or -FOUR days: ~. apbsit's was aS
agreed Ia, one or more members 81 the Jury pro
passed that rs they could not agree they render
. verdict Of murder In the nrsl drgLe.l an" hr
Join in AN unanimous recommendation Tor "a
Communication of sthe sentence To ihlprlsoii,
ment for life; that the minority, agreed
Ia the verdict upon this understanding ana
would not have done ~ but for the belief that
the unanimous recommendation of Ule Jury
would ". cffectual for the purpose intenh.-i:
Ample opportunity bias been given for u deniiioi
this statement 10y tine jury, Int none mas nrrn
made. Whatever may he said as Ia the giiili
or innocence of the defendant or of the method
alleged to have been employed by the Jury
In obtaining u verdict, enough appears from con,
vcrsaiioDs which ! have had Win members oi
the Jury Ia satisfy me that they never expected
or Intended that the verdict should he carried
into execution. am personally aclhaih,eaI
with every member Of the jury that tried TINS
ease, aud my estimate Of them Il such
that I am compelled Ia conclude thai Their
recommendation for "A cOnlilitatloh Oh ine
sentence i'm this ease was made in
good faith, pursuant Ia such agreement or Tor
some otherwise good reason known 10 Them.
ann constrained, therefore, Ia grant the request
Of the jury, which is done accordingly, and the
ease is hereby referred To the board OF iird"is
for further and fuller examination,
.JosEPH X. TooIE, GOVERNOR.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18

Edward 5. Maxwell and Katherine Co
burn were married nj the Jennings hotel
yesterday afternoon at ? o'clock. The
wedding was n very quiet affair, only n
few intimate friends of the contracting
parties being present. The Rev. Father
DeSiere performed the ceremony. The
couple are two of Anaconda's most popu-
lar young people. Mr.. Maxwell is one OF
the firm of Losee 4 Maxwell. and
is a most popular young business man.
lie has been in this city a number OF
years. Miss Coburn has been teaching ut
the Central school the past ear and is n
general favorite. Their innumerable
friends unite in wishing them a most
happy and prosperous voyage through
life. Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell took the 3
o'clock train for Helena, where they will
spend "A few days at the Broadwater. A
number of lady and gentlemen friendses
corted them to the depot and fairly show
cred them with rice as they departed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
A Lively

The team of ID. NJ. Elder which works
on Sccond street grading, ran away Mon
day. The team hitched To n heavy wagon
dashed down Oak street, Mr.. Elder cling
ing to the lines until they both broke short
close Ia his hands. He jumped from the
wagon just before the horse turned into
an alley and fortunately escaped being
hurt. The wagon was thrown against the
corner OF a frame building and the hind
part broken loose. The team tore them
selves free from the rest Of the wagon at
the other end of the alley and knocked
down "a white horse which was standing
in their way. They circlcd around onto
Oak street again and were finally stopped
at the alley where they lost part of the
wagon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
WHERE THE SNOW IS DEEP.

Queer Experience Of Mr.. Coon In the
Baimy Month of June.
Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
BUTTE, June 17.-G. w. Ii. Coon, Of the
firm Of wynne & Coon, struggled into
Town this morning with icicles depending
from his copious m~oustache. He was
seen to gaze in some establishment at the
dusty streets of Butte and with the air Of
Rip Van Wrinkle asked Of the next one he
met.
'Can you tell me what month this IL ?''
When informed that it was lovely June,
Mr.. Coon said:
II have been showed In up in the Elk
horn mountains and had gained the i'm
preston II was midwinter."
Mr.. Coon hivered and hunted up n fire.
He left Butte last week on n little pros
pecting. excursion. He took q series Of
baths at b Hotel Broadwater and then
attired in a nobby linen duster
and new straw hat yer up the
Elkhorn mountains. On Miners
Union day more than a foot of snow fell
and he could only borrow one blanket to
sleep i'm in his tent. When he awoke the
sno was drifted high about his tent and
he had to tarry there two days. Outside
OF the frigidity he had q good time. He
says that b. +. Wood has laid out q 100
acre park at the foot Of Bald Mountain
called Woodland park. 1t Is to be used
for preserving the game of the Elkhorn
region. Eight buffalo and 800 elk, with
droyes of deer. are kept i'm the park al
ads.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
DEFINING THE BOUNDARIES.
Precincts Where he Votes Will he Polied
Next Fall.

Precinct. where the Votes Will He Polied
Next Fall.
by the Standards Special Wire.
Butte, June 1.-THE board of county
commissioners to-day has been redistrict-
ing Silver Bow county In readiness for
next falls election. The law provides
that q precinct with more than 400 voters
shall be divided before the next election.
IL more han 400 votes are cast at n pre-
cinct, that does not render the vote in
valid, but IL the matter comes to the cog
nizance OF the commissioners they are re-
quired to divide the precinct. This work
was begun to-day. The commissioner
got a little more than half way to precinct
"a, and will finish their labors tomorrow.
II was found that In five precincts the
voters last fall were beyond the required
number. In precinct No. 1, Walverville,
the number was AL; in No. 4, Centeryille,
il was CAB; i'm No. 8, Butte, 10; In No. 10,
Butte, 400; in No. II. Butte, AS. In order
TO divide these precincts n at the same
time not make them too small, IL was
found necessary to reconstruct b pre-
cincts entirely. The new precincts will
be as follows: No. 1, Walkerville, the
territory west Of the main ROAD and north
of DAILY street; No.. 2, Walkerville, the ter
ritory west of b main road and between
DAILY street and the limits of the town;
NO. %, WaiheTViiie, Une teTTitoTy
north of the southern limits Of
Walkerville and east OF the main
road. No. 4, Centerville, the territory be-
the territory between the southern limits
of Walkcrville and the railroad north OF
the cable house and west OF the main
road.
Fifth, Centerville, the territory between
the southern limits of Walkerville and
the Montana Union racks running
through Centerville TO the Green Noun
tain mine, and east to the limits. Sixth,
Centerville. the territory between the
Montana Union tracks running through
Centerville to the Green Mountain mine
and south to the city limits. Seventh,
Butte. the territory west of Main street
and between the southern boundary of
precinct 4 and Copper street. Eighth,
Butte, east OF Main street from precinct
sixth, south To Copper street. Ninth,
Butte, west of Main street, between
eastof Main between Copper and Granite,
18th Butte, west of Maine between Granite
and Park 10 east inc of Washington, 18th
Butte, Granite To Park west of Washing
ton street, 18th Butte, east of Main ron
Granite to Park. 18th Butte, west of Main
from Park TO Mercury, 18th Butte, east of
Main from Park To Mercury, 18th Butte,
south of Mercury to the city limits and
west OF Montana Ia Centennial brewery
and Burlington, nth Butte, south of Mer-
curry to city limits between Montana and
Main streets, 18th Butte, south of Mercury
to the city limits and east of Main to the
city limits.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
To Pete Gilbert.
ANACONDA. juno I

ANACONDA, June IL.
SPORTING Editor of The Standard.
SiR-ln reference To Mr.. Gilbcrt's reply
to my challenge, which reply was pub
lislicd i'm this mornings STANDARD, per-
init me 10 say that | will wrestle Mr.. Gil
bert, catch-as-catch-can, ut any time for
$500. In such "A contest the best man gets
the best holds. l think such n PROPOSE
ton only fair as | only weigh las pounds
at present, and il would be folly for me To
give Mr.. Gilbert, who weighs about one
hundred and ninety, his choice of holds.
l would further like to state that | nm
working at my trade every day and can't
afford Ia put up none to wrcstlc men at
their choice of holds and who are i'm good
condition and weigh "a pounds more than
] do. Respectfully yours,
pErER SCHUMACHER.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
RHEA AT
A Crowded House Witnesses u Charming
Play Well Acted.

Play Well Acted.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June I7.-Mlle. Rhea appeared
at the opera house thise evening i'm her fa-
nous new play, Josephine, Empress of
France" The house was crowded. The
drama, because of its historical nature,
has much to recommend il to theater
goers and is put on In a fault
less manner. The acting of Mile.
Rhea is excellent, but owing to her i'm
perfect command of the English lam
guage, much of the charm il would other
wise possess is lost at times, especially In
the emotional scenes, il is almost impos-
sible To understand her and the audience
must content itself by watching the play
of her features, as they indicate the de-
gree Of intensity of her emotions. Her
voice too is not one Of he most musical
and gives occasional evidences of being
under but imperfect control.
The support given the star is good. es-
pecially the Napoleon Of William Harris.
which shows unusual study and labor to
master a difficult part. As Tdiiyrond j..
NJ. Fraucour performed the crafty and
treacherous diplomat to perfection.
Lauren ices was n most excellent Murdf.
The other members of the caste were all
up To the high standard of acting set by
the principals in the play. The same bill
will he repeated tomorrow evening.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
Nnurt Mntterr.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June H. In the district court to-
day J.. NJ. Donelson was discharged from
custody AMI his deposition was taken.
James Larkin began suit to-day against
Duncan McRae. The allegation is that
the plaintiff leased Ia the defendant in
November. 1853. u strip of the surface
ground Of the Bob Ingersoll claim. The
defendant was Ia pay n rental of 81 per
month for no definite period. The plain
tiff now wants the defendant To vacatc, but
he won't. thus preventing the develop
mcnt of the property. The plaintiff wants
Sis rental and $50 per month damages.
W. j. Scallon is the plaintiffs attorney.