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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-08
THE NEWS EPITOMIZED.


WILLIAM and Asa Morrill,, boys from
Sandy Greek, Oswego County, went out fish.
ing on Robert Corner pond near Adams, y.
Y In trying to land a pickerel tho boas
capsiZei aud they were drowned.
THE police of Bangor, Me-, captured an
organized gang of boys who called them
selves the BLACK Avengers and who are
charged with many cases Of storebreaking
and kindred offences.
OVER 500 employees of the Street Cleaning
Department in New York city went on
strike. They want more regular employ
ment.
THE 10000 striking cloak operators and
contractors and the manufacturers in New
York city have agreed upon settlement,
and the men have gone back to work.
TEE village of Earlville in Madison County,
n. Y, was partially destroyed by fire. The
entire business portioa, including the opera
house, was burned.
DONNIE JACOBS. patient at the State
Insane Asylum, at Providence. R. l., got at
a plate of black fly paper. He drank the
poisonous water and then ate the paper, dy
ing in thirty minutes.
Two men were killed by the explosion of
powder in the corning mill of Latin 6S Rand,
Mountain View, n. j.
HEAVY rains have been falling, and the
drought that threatened Connecticut crops
is broken.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS, United States
Minister to Hayti, returned to New York on
a leave of absence.
GOVERNOR ALBEIT received the officers
and guests Of the Second New Jersey Brigade
in camp at Sea Grit, n. j.
MRS. DENNIS HAYES, Of Albany, N. Y,
thirty eight years old, the mother of seven
children, hurled her youngest child, aged
eighteen months, into the Normanskin Greek,
and then threw herself into the water. Both
bodies were recovered.
AT Wolcottville, n. Y, a lunatic named
Yago beat Poormaster Schultz so severely
with shovel and an axe that Schultz died
in the evening.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-08
Foreign.

The United States Squadron of Evolution
was enthusiastically welcomed to Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil.
SMALL PoX is ravaging the villages be-
tween Manoourat and Zazazig in Egypt.
The population is almost decimated
ADMIRAL FREEMANTLE reviewed at Zan-
dbar Africa, the British naval brigade and
field artillery in the presence of the Sultan
of Zanzibar
THE Argentine War Minister has resigned
and another crisis has arisen at Buenos
Ayres.
A MOB attacked number Of stores in the
city Of Santiago, the capital of Chill, and
sacked them. The military was called upon
to quell the disturbance and the troops soon
restored order.
A HORRIBLE case of cannibalism is re-
ported from Cairo, Egypt. A colored wo.
man employed as nurse in a Coptic family
apparently seized with sudden recurrence
OF savage instincts, killed two children of her
employer and devoured their bodies.
AT Oletzko, Austria, lightning struck a
farm house and killed the owner, his wife and
a servant.
FRENCH crops have been devastated by
the heavy rains. The loss in wheat is estf-
mated at 800, 100000.
THIRTY Arabs were killed in the recent
fighting at Melilla, Morocco.
A BAND or Arnauts recently made a night
attack upon the Nontenegrin village of Rog-
more, surprising the inhabitants, many Of
whom were murdered. The .Arnauts plum
dered the village and left. Afterward the
band was attacked by Turkish troops and in
the fight which ensued sixty Arnauts were
killed and many others wounded.
WAR has been formally declared between
San Salvador and Guatemala
A VERY severe hail storm visited Embro.
Canada, literally stripping fields of grain Of
Ill kinds. The hail was so copious that it
sould be scooped up in wagon loads.
TIE Earl of Jersey has been appointed
Governor Of New South Wales by the British
Government.
AT Roseburn, Manitoba, two farmers
uamed Duncanson and Patterson, were
overcome by gas in repairing an old well
and both were brought to the surface dead
THE operation performed by Professor
Fuchs of Vienna. Austria, on the Shah,
irst wife has proved unsuccessful, and shd
8 now totally blind.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-08
A FAMILY DESTROYED,
Frightful Accident at q Railway
Crossing in West Virginia.

A frightful railroad accident occurred at
Grafton, w. Va, resulting in the death of
five people. members of one family. Just
about the time the west bound accommoda.
ton train was due VIM. Golden, his wife and
three children started to cross the main line
Of the Baltimore and Ohio road near the
Railroad Hotel, but seeing yard engine
coming up the road they stopped to let it
pass.
boy in his arms and his wife three-months-
old baby. When watching the engine the
passenger train struck the family, instantly
killing the husband, wife and two children
and fatally injuring the boy who was in his
fathers arms, the little fellow dying in an
hour
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-08
UXORICIDE AND SUICIDE.
An Ohio Official Kills His Wife and
Then Hangs Himself.

Vaudeville Ault, of Hunterville, Deputy
Recorder OF Belmont County, Ohio, while
laboring under a temporary fit OF In
sanity, caused by the death of his child and
sickness, shot himself in the head with a re-
volver. The ball passed around the skull
without doing serious injcry. He imme-
diately turned and shot his wife, who was
standing near, killing her instantly. He then
went to his fathers barn and hanged himself
from the rafters
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-08

/ Pennsylvania, to 100 acres, there are
men by the year with two others during
harvest. In Dakota and California, it IS
hand to 100 acres, while feeders to
Fhing machines earn from Sc to SO
through the harvest season.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-08
FIGHT AT a PICNIC.
Two Men Killed at Oliver, Ga, During
a Farmers Alliance Meeting.

John G.. Harris United States Deputy
Marshal, and John Cleary were fatally shot
at a Farmers Alliance picnic at Oliver.
Ga.
The shooting was the result OF quarrel
over family affairs Cleary and his father
both shot Harris, who returned the hre and
fatally wounded young Cleary. The father
started to ride Of, but was captured oy the
Sheriff He had three revolvers on bis per
son. and all had been emptied.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-08

THERE are seven bitches being constructed
in New Mexico, which, when completed, viii
ifrigate 20, 900 acres, or more than HOO,
square miles. This is almost 1905 600 acres
more than the land now subject tc irrigation
in that Territory.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-08
THREE MEN KILLED.

A Complication OF FataI accIueHIs
Follows d Collision.
An express train on the West Pennsylvania
Railroad struck two-horse team and driver
at crossing near Herr's station, Penn The
driver and horses were killed instantly.
A gang of laborers who were constructing
a sewer at the roadside became SO frightened
at the accident that they let go their hold on
iacge cast iron pipe:
ThS nine fell into the ditch upon two man,
kllinS(one and fatally injuring the other.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-08
THE RIOTS AT ERZEROAM,
Fifty Dead Victims of the Butchery-
One Hundred Missing.

The following details of the recent riots al
Erzeroam, Montenegro, have been received.
The soldiery were ordered to disperse
Armenians who were holding a meet
ing in a churchyard. The soldiers
began massacre of the Armenians,
| and the Turkish populace joined in the at
I Jack. The shops and houses of the Armenians
! we're pillaged. The sack lasted four
Q ours. The British Consulate, at which
v n the same night a fete was being
b iven for the benefit of poor Armenians, was
J, Foned and its gates and windows were bro
= Pn. The Consul and the members of his
fs lmily took refuge in the cellars of the
q Hiding and the fete was abandoned.
n. The American Mission served as refuge
s, E fifty fugitives. Numbers of Americans
~ wing on the promises of Turks to escort
dt pm to places of safety, were murdered in
an streets. Fit1y bodies have been found
fir silly of persons who were bayonetted: $50
- sons were wounded and 100 are missing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-16
A NEW MINERS, UNION.

4 Vigorous Organization Effected at Mel
-at hart, Meagher County.
By the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May l5.-Mr. Pat Boland, who
was appointed by the Miners Union to go
to Ncihart, in Meagher, county. and or
ganize a union among the miners in that
camp, returned tonight. Mr.. Boland re-
ports having met with most excellent sue
cess. He organized "A union consisting OF
l03 members. The following are the ofii-
GERS Jonathan McAssey, presi-
dent; Henry Stevens, vice president; ID.
Lennay, recording secretary, &. ". Bur
chard financial secretary: Duncan Me-
Donald, treasurer: Jerry Murphy, conduc-
tor; L. Stanford, warden. This ~organiza-
ton is comprised Of only the men working
day shift, and when the night mel attach
90 the union, il will be the strongest in the
state, outside of Butte and Granite. Mr..
Boland says he met with every assistance
from the mine owners and employees and
miners of the camp. He says not one
man objected To the formation Of the
union, and. as a result, the utmost enihu-
siasm prevails in the ranks Of the men.
Mr.. Boland says that Neihart is n won
derful mining camp and will be one Of
the largest and richest in the Rocky
Mountain country, as soon as the railroad
reaches there, which will he in about ~
days.
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THRUST INTO THE STREET.
A Poor Woman with Four Children
Burned Out of House and Home.
BY the Standards Special Wire.

burned Out Of House ana Home.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 15.-At II :25 tonight the
Gagnon whistles sounded the alarm of
fire. Five minutes later an alarm was
sounded from box q by Chief Carroll.
The fire was found to be on South WASH
ington near the end Of the street. The
flames started In a small frame house
owned by Simon Hausworth and occupied
by an Indian named John Hight and his
white wife and four small children. The
fire department responded promptly,
but the fire was so far he
yond the fire limits that il
was thought useless for the firemen to
go down.. The fire was first discovered
by Mrs. Hight, who was i'm bed with her
children, her husband being absent. The
first intimation the poor woman had OF IL
was when q ball OF Goals fell from the
ceiling upon her bed. In an instant the
entire place was ablaze. Grasping her
children, Mrs. Hight ran into the street,
where they stood barefooted in their night
clothes and saw the flames lick up all their
clothing and almost everything In the
way Of furniture in the house. To n re-
porter Mrs. Hight said: ~ have not
We have no home n being poo We
have no funds. The house was certainly
set on fire, as there has beer no fire in II
to-day. We did not know we had an
enemy in the world"
The woman works ont TO support her
self and small children, her husband be.
ing a very worthless character. The total
loss will probably o to 500. Thers
was no insurance.
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T

Patrick Lyons has returned from Col
orado.
L. H. Hirshfield, the Helena banker, is
in the city.
Assayer Bryant is in town from the
Seven Devils.
Frank M. Leonard Is confined to his
room by rheumatism.
Mrs. James Shields is nearly recovered
from her recent illness.
A fine girl baby was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Fred Wey last night.
Mrs. Bell Is building a fine brick cot
tage on the Plymouth addition.
II is expected the new Montana Union
freight depot will he completed in Is
days.
The Lexington shipped by American
express yesterday five bars valued at
about $500.
Yesterday was pay day in the Butte a.
Boston and Anaconda Syndicate mines.
ton last night.
Michael Sullivan was arrested yesterday
for disturbing the peace and breaking up
the furniture in his house.
A lady came i'm from Burlington yester-
day and wanted a warrant sworn out for
the arrest of Dominick Caparari, whose
dog had bitten her.
The Butte Office of the STANDARD is m
debted to Messrs. Thomas 4 Tickle for a
ven,icman nj the B;o Hole.
ne nnee..e nenu ias cse. ~
me oreaIiiz,on vi reat .naso ,.asan,
;n 4 Tas u.;,h ,ho u,na,;nn To- tho nnu,
hnnrI 81 ,ra5a
Notices OF location weA filed yesterday
as follows: The Jessie, by j. X. Wharton
et az; SreaI Northern, Dy w. i'aiias et
al; Lucky BOY, by d. browh' biue ROCK
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n the standarl's Special Wne.

BN the Standafu = Special vic.
BUTTE, May i5.-Early this afternoon
Mrs. Nettie Burton was striding up n
down in front of her house i'm South Butte,
mutterine imprccations on all the world.
A crowd Of 40 or 80 mel were watching
her. and she declared Der intention Of es-
tablishing a Wholesale masculine slaught-
or house ON the spot. A telephone mes
sage was sent To the sheriif's office that
an insane woman was at large and Depu-
~ Sheriff D'Donnell went To South Butte
and took the woman ia charge. When
searched, a razor was found sticking IN
the bosom Of her dress and the handle Of
If a big butcher knife protruded from her
hustle. She was locked mp.
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FILLED FULL OF WHISKY
lnhuman Treatment Of q Nine. Yeaf.0ld
Boy BY His Uncle.
a Shocking Story From Dublin
Culch Physlclans Work for
Hours to Save the Little
Fellows Life.
by the standard's Special Wire.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 15.-Somc particulars OF a
mos horrible Iced reached the STANDARD
Office this evening. II half what Is said
by the people who reside i'm the neighbor-
rood Of the outrage is true. Dublin Gulch
contained this morning n of the basest
creatures living. This afternoon n man
named Murray who resides in Dublin
Gulch and works at the Anaconda mine
o into the city in great haste I'm
search Of a doctor. He was en-
countered by a STANDARD reporter
who inquired the cause Of his great agita-
ton. Murray replied, will tears in his
eyes, tina his 9-year old son. James, was
lying AT the door OF death in a canyon
back of tho Anaconda about a mile. He
morning in company with his uncle,
Murray's brother, and another small boy.
They went out over the hills on a tramp.
The inhuman uncle. il is alleged, had
taken his brothers child and poured
whiskey into Tho little fellow until
he became perfectly l~ifcless. And now
added Murray, ''the child is dying. |
hardly expect to find him alive on my re-
turn"
DIR. Cooper went at once To the child's
assistance and found him suffering from
alcoholism and almost beyond human
aid. The child's father was immediately
dispatched to the city for another doctor
and soon returned accompanied by DIR.
Witherspoon. The two medical men
worked for several hours with the child
and At midnight tonight he was reported
almost out of danger. There are n great
many stories in connection with
the horrible affair. The truth
appears TO be that Murray was beastly
drunk. and when he got the two lads u
on the hill he tried 10 make them drink
whiskey from a bottle. His little nephew
Was forced against his will 10 take the
stuif until he was on the very verge of
death. The other boy seems to have es-
capped similar treatment by running away.
When questioned about the affair to-
night the boy would break down crying,
and absolutely nothing could be learned
of Murray's deed. The abused child
was found by some workmen in n hole
near lower Black Rock. He was
cold and seemed ~lifeless. He would doubt
less have persisted i'm IA few minutes more
had he not been found and promptly
reated. One story Of the affair is To the
effect that the men who found the child
saw the inhuman uncle near the place
will the child. He is said To have had "A
whisky bottle and was e~ndeavoring to
pour il into the lad when he was seen.
The men started for the child and the fell
low ran away and has not been seen since.
IL this story can be verified il will he
well for the fellow If lie never shows up
in the camp.
Mr.. Van orion Of the firm of Van Orton
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BUTTE. May l5.-The following trans
fers were recorded in the Office of the
county clerk since u last report:
Thomas J sherman Ia Edwin J wilk-
inson one-third interest In the Ham.
mond quartz lode claim ;.....t.. ssS "a
Edward 81. nrattir To Bernardo quinn.
lots / and 2 IN block ~ ofSiiNer Bow
park addition Of. ..... 21 0
Lee w. Foster tn { II smith. lot n In
block 10 OF Legg,t 4 Fosters add.
ton - Oo 90
wFCohhan To- VI ! Giil. lot - Ina block
Al Of Moves 4 Tpton'S addition -. IA ~
lee W Foster Ia Prank ClIorinard. lot
: in block u ut Legzat q Posters
addition -. .,-........... ou ~
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Medicine ON Canvas.
By the Standards Special Wire.

BUTTE, May 15.-On next Sunday and
Tuesday evenings DIR. &c. Harrison. the
eminent traveller and specialist, will give
his popular s~tereoptico n lectures to men
at the Lyceum theater. In speaking OF
him and his lectures the Chicago Times of
January 10 says: "He is a scholarly man
aud a capital story teller. He cav much
that is amusing amid the web and woof'
Of dry physiological facts. The dissolv.
ing views were vivid and startling, and
added greatly to the enioyment.N
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A Heavy Loss by the Fire.

BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. May 15.-One of the hardest
losses In the Montana Union freight house
fire was that of Mr.. Jackson, the new
music dealer i'm West Park street. Mr..
jackson had etwee 5000 and 5000
worth of pianos, which were lost. His
store not being quite ready, he had left
them at the freight house several days
over time and consequently can collect
nothing.
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A Burmah ok for Butte.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 15.-Davis and Richie have
a new attraction coming, although il is
not yet announced whether il will be put
on the boards at the Comique, or saved
FOR the Columbia gardens. A circus
broke up in Frisco recently, and the
firm bought a Burmah OK from the outfit.
The OK is n great curiosity. IL has been
shipped and will be here Monday or
Tuesday.
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KILLED BY A RAJ
Mike Sullivan an Old and Well KNOWN
Miner Meets Death at Garrison.

Miner Meets Death ut Garrison.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May i5.-Mrs. Mike Sullivan Of
Centerville tonight received q dispatch
from Garrison stating that her husband,
Mike Sullivan, had beer killed there by a
train. No particulars can be obtained Of
the accident. Sullivan was an old-tims
miner here and much liked by those who
knew him for his genial ways and open
h~eartedness. He left Butte on the 2:lO
train OF the Montana Union this after
noon for Philipsburg, where he hoped to
obtain work. He was gone but a few hours
when news reached his wife that lie had
been killed on the track at Garrison. Sui
livan owned some property in C~cntrcville,
and had a wife and one child. II Is I'M
derstood he worked at the Mountain Con-
solidated.
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Half Remain. Unpaid.

BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May l5.-About one-half Of the
guarantors for he recent engagement Of
the Bostonians have paid up their tax.
Those having the matter in charge request
hat the small amount of S3..5 be sent In To
them nj once, as Clark x Brothers. bank
has advanced the sum and should not be
required To foot the amount.
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In the Hands of the jury.

By the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May 1.-THE trial OF the case Of
Daniel Sachs for embezzlement was con-
Guided this afternoon and given To the
jury. The jury has made no report yet.
Brady pleaded guilty to the charge Of
forgery and will he sentenced tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-16
Nptice.

Parties who had goods destroyed by the
burning of the depot al South Butte on
the morning of May 8, should present
their claims TO the undersigned at as early
a date as possible. All claims must be ac-
companied by the original bill of lading
and the original invoice.
Butte. Mont. May IL.
Signed. :. b. CALDERHEAD.
General freight agent Montana Union
Railway company.
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Improvement. at the postofnce.

BUTTE, May 15.-lt is proposed by the
trustees of the Miners Union building TO
make some improvements in the post
Office, which will render the quarters
more commodious and convenient. The
improvements under consideration are
the removal of the money order and regis
tered letter windows to a position flush
boxes sections will be taken GU and an
exclusive stamp window put in. The
box can be- dispensed with, since the
new delivery system has caused a falling
off i'm the demand for boxes. The entire
p~ostofiice will be thoroughly renovated.
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Fitzgerald.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. May l5.-The marriage Of Will
liam Duggan and Miss Kate Fitzgerald
took place this morning at 81. Patrick's
church. The couple took n flying trip To
Gregson's and returned this evening,
when there was a great reception in Cen
~terville.
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Don't spoil pour clothing or soil pour
hands Nth pdint-pot and brush, but call al
the " Standard" Office aud haze your [" To
Rent" and For Sale" cards neatly printed
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This stock must be reduced
one-half by that time. The ad-
mission of partners on the first
day of August prompts us to sell
off the present stock for less
money than you can buy the same
goods elsewhere. We have re-
duced prices upon everything that
we may accomplish the purposes
we have in view. Our stock is
elegant, new and complete in
every respect.
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Pianos tuned and repaired by Miss
Laura Baker, of the Boston Conservatory,
with Van orion a Reinhart, 12i Main
street. Butte,
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Band and orchestra music at the music
~lItrlors Of Van Drton 4 Reiuhart, Butte.
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The Chickering, Sbonineer and Meblin
pianos AMI the Shoninger and Needham
organs on easy payments. Van orion d
Reinhart. 124 Main street, Butte.
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Funeral notices NEATLY printed at the
"Stdndard" Office.
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Mail orders for all kinds of musical
goods promptly filled by Van orion a
Reinhart. IA Main street. Butte.
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THE FIGHT PROBABLY OFF.

Order your sheet music Of Van Drton x
Reinhart, 12i Main street. Butte.
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Mr.. Van orion of the firm Of Van Orton
d Reinhart has no connection with any
other musical firm in Butte.