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, 1890-06-19
THE $1,000 TON CRUISER.
Cramp = Co. And the Union Iron
Works the Oaiy Csrnpstitsrs.

WAsnrSaroS. June 13-Ths award OF
the contract for the 900 ton armorsd
cruiser was one of the questions con.
sidered At to-day's cabinet meeting.
There are but two competitors. tho
Union IRON Works. Of San Francisco,
aud CraInp 4 Co., OF Philadelphia. and
each II working hard TO secure tho con-
tract. The Union Iron Works made
the lowest bid on the plans prepared by
the navy department. while Cramp
made the lowest bid for ship under
modified department pianA Secretary
, 1890-06-19
NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY.
The Charter OF m Immense Trus
Filed at Trenton. N. j.

TRKsros, N. j.. June lA.-Ths charter
OF the North American Company was
filed In the secretary Of states Office to-
day with capital stock OF $50, 900. 900.
The principal place OF business OF the
company In this state will he at Newark,
but they will transact business In all the
states and territories, in South America,
Canada, Europe and elsewhere. The
object Of the corporation 10 TO form and
promote the forma ton OF railways, street
railways, steamship, electric light and
electrical apparatus companies. deal in
stocks, tecuritie, frsnchises, etc,
opersts telegraph and tsIepuons Lines,
, 1890-06-19

frame work. He was rescued more dead
thad alive, and 1t Is believed that he
will dio.
Ackerman was arrested to-day. The
helBhoors were on the point of organiz-
Ing posse to lynch him, when the
o'iicers intcriered aud locked him In Jail.
, 1890-06-19

MAbRip, June 1<.--Cholsra has broken
out In Valencia. There have already
been fourteen deaths. II Is believed that
the disease was brought by soldiers from,
North frica.
, 1890-06-19

PANS, June iA--Accordins to the
Parisian newspapers, the minister OF
foreign affairs 10 about 70 declare the
recognition by finance Of tho Brazilian
Lprevisienal government
, 1890-06-19

all kinds OF oros, and carry On "A trans
portation business of every character for
the transaction OF all business necessary
to the accomplishments OF the objects
set out AS above.
, 1890-06-19

Customer-'rhat sugar OF yours was
dreadfilly adulterated.
Grocer--But my dear sir, 1t grew that
way-sandy soil, YOU know.
William Hamilton Gibson wants to
know how tho partridge manages to
make that peculiar drumming noise
which bctrays his presence. Perhaps he
does IL with his drum stick.
"Going to Europe this year, my boy?'
"So; can't raise the wind"
THAT curious"
s'How sor"
EVERY body says you're a great
blower" l..t
One Of the prominent yachtsmen of
this country has boat named the Ava.
The humorists OF the land lost n great
opportunity when size aid into tlio
water to dilats upon American Ava
lanehes.
Mrs. Twiddlo--I hear that Widd<r
Wallace is down with rhcumatics.
Mrs .fwaddle--Nes. poor vouac
thing. she might have expected Il sha
wep SO much.
, 1890-06-19
srANLEY's NEW WORK.

Proofs secured by NeWspppers, nut
Their Publication ThwArted.
LONDON. June II. The st. James Ga
zette says that complete act Of the
proofs Of Stsnley's forthcoming work
was obtained by u person who offered
the copies to one English paper and to
two papers published in the colonies.
The copies were accepted, but their pub
lication was thwartad by the issue OF n
publis hing the work, under penalties.
, 1890-06-19

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June l4.-Ed
Hutchison, q balloonist whilo making
an ascension In the outskirts Of this city
to-day, fell from height OF 1000 feet
and was fatally injured.
, 1890-06-19

The American rifiemen are meeting
ing with AN exirs mely cordial reception.
, 1890-06-19

81 say. sophocles." snId ChnmI,loigh,
"did Attain wear paptsr'
'Nc.' returned the purist adam
worc trousers
"lndesds VINO is your authority for
cAHLs.z sairn.
, 1890-06-19
A DIPLOMATIC EVENT.
Williams Proposed Visit to
the Gear.
PROSPECTS OF The ARMY BILL
Bismarck Requested to Sit in the
Relohstag for Potsdam
District.


BERLIN, June l4.-The semi official
announcement that Chancellor Caprivi
will accompany Emperor William on
his visit to the czar in August converts
the meeting from an exchange OF Inn
perial courtes.es into a diplomatic event.
Prior to the visit the Italian premier,
Crispi, will come here for conferences
with Caprivi, after seeing the Austrian
premier, Kalnoky. These moves have
a distinct relation to the renewal Of the
negotiations ior the settlement OF the
Bulgarian question. Russia persists in
refusing to recognize FRINGE Ferdinand.
nut will recognize the Bulgarian premier,
>tambouloh. Amer tho departure OF
Ferdinand the Russian commissioners
will oifsr the Bulgarian people as alter
native candidates for the throne tue
Duke OF leuchienberg, or Prince hsrl,
son OF the King of Sweden.
Tho German, Russian and English
diplomats at Constsntinople will proba-
bly, be replaced by new men, who will
work together on more friendly foot
ing. The tendency of those changes ie
rather favorable to the renewal Of the
czars influence in the Balkans, but not
anything approaching his former doml-
nance there
, 1890-06-19
rnornrs AGAINST til. ARMY BILL,

rRorers AGAINST THE ARMY BILL.
Although the commission on the army
bill have approved the essential features
Of the measures its ultimate fate is un-
certain. The opposition to an increase
of the army and the sentiment in favor
Of reduction of the terms OF service are
growing larger. There have been sent
to the reichstag petitions against an in
crease from many districts.
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lutte Real Estate Record.

by the Standards special wire.
BUTTE, Jan. 2o.-Thc are the
real estate transactions recorded since
our last report:
Charles L. Craddick to George +.
Fariin, for 5000. one-half interest
I'm the Dispatch lode, being lot 2i1, Sec
ton "a, township B; also onc-third interest
I'm the Milwaukee lode, onc-half interest
i'm the Black Chief fraction, aud one-third
interest in the Manganese lode claim.
George w. Farliu Ia w. l.. Farlin. for
81. east 80 feet of the Columbia lode min
ing claim, the Portland lode mining
claim. onc-sixth interest in the Dispatch
and Black Chief claims.
Thomas j. Sherman Ia William Smith.
FOR 81 900, land i'm Talbot X Jones' addi-
ton.
James A. Murray to William II. Givin,
for Sl1 800, onc-baif of lots 10. IL. L., IL. IA
and the north = feet of lot II. in block -,
of Butte City.
Al. Davis to George Gum aud A. How.
ell, for $50, lots u and .. in block >. of
Davis x Barnarl's addition.
Matte Fcrquer to 4. NJ. Dunwooiy. foI
$50, the New Senator lode claim, west al
Missoula gulch.
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ONE MORE ROW ENDED.
Two silver Is.w Contestants Find "a Way
Out at Trouble.

Two silver IBs.w Contestants Find u Way
Out OF Trouble.
Special Correspondence of the standard.
UT Jan. 25.-While the dispute as tn
who is sheriff is as far from settlement as
ever. the dispute as to- the Office of public
administrator seems to have been adj
justed. This triangle was based OH the
same grounds as the sheriff contest the
question whether or not the vote of the
Tunnel precinct should he counted. To-
day George Pascoe, the republican candi-
Date, went to James w. Murphy, the dem
ocratic candidate. and offered n settlement
on the basis OF Mr.. Murphy scrv-
ing as public administrators and
transactinG all new business that
will come tn the Office, while Mr..
Pascoe will merely settle up what old BUSH
ness he has ON hand. This is the arrange-
meut usual among retiring and incoming
public administrators. Mr.. Murphy agreed
not to interfere with Mr.. Pascoc in any
business he has OH hand. unless ordered
tn do so 10y the court. The offices of dis
trict judge and public administrators have
now been settled i'm each case i'm favor oil
the democratic contestant. and only the
Office of sheriff remains to- be arranged.
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Isutte's Social Life.

Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE, Jan. 25.-Socicty people iu Butte
aud vicinity have been kept quite busy
during the past week. On Tuesday even
ing last the members and friends of the
Episcopal church held "A slcighing party,
visiting Colonel Lloyd's ranch about three
miles out of Butte, four sleigh loads of
people attending. After enjoying them
selves viii games. dancing and other
amusemcnts throughout the evening, they
parted company with host aud hostess
and returned Ia the city. All were well
pleased with the evenings enjoyment.
On the same evening", Mr. r. Muiiin, at
Centerville, gave "a house Warming aud
party tn his many friends. The party was
we'll attended by people of Butte, Walker
ON "Wednesday afternoon "A tea party
was organized at the residence OF Mrs.
Msfn,g =, an An f= M..CniS' M f%,nT Kir r%I,
and Miss Kenyon VAS appointed.
ON Wednesday evening Miss May Casey.
of Washington street, gave "a toboggan
party TO a few of her most intimate
friends. After full enjoyment of the sport
the company repaired To IA house, where
refreshments wers. served.
On the same evening a pleasant sur
prise party was given To MIR. j. oEtourke
friends. The participants met at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Butler i'm East Park street.
On Wednesday evening MIR. J; Is. Muir
surprise party 10y his friends in Center
Vile.
afteruoon 10y a telegram, Informing hin
that his wife il worse.
Miss Lizzie Thornton. daughter of Mrs
j.. &. 4. Thornton. Is on "A three months
trip Sightseeing in Italy.
Invitations will be ISSUED for an apron
party To take place during the coming
week by Miss Miles at her residence. The
evening will he decided ct later.
The next meeting of the Ladies' After
noon Tea party will b. given at the resi-
ids.nce OF Mrs. George lockwood. We'd
nesday afternoon.
All the children who took part i'm tn
comedy school will be chaperoitsd ny Mr.
j. &. &. Thornton. next "wednesday even
ing, 70 Mrs. ice, cream par
lors. on East Park street. The childrel
will ms ct 1t 6:O o'clock sharp wetue-
day eve nj ~. at the residence of MIR
Thorptoi , on East Granite street.
!, Friday evening the Union club gave
successful party at Renshaw hall.
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IN RurTE.S COURT.

Deer Lodge Couuty's Judge to SIT for a
while tn silver lssW.
Special Correspondence of the standard.
BUTTE. Jan. 35.-Ju.ige ID. NJ. Durfec, Of
Deer Lodge county, will occupy the chair
of Judge Mediation nj the court house ON
Monday morning. He has been called i'm
To try several cases in which Judge Nc
Hatton WAS Interested when an attorney.
IL IL stated that the presence of Judge
Durfcc will have nothing tn do with the
trying of the s~hricvalty case.
An effort is being made tn have the
bonds of Marie Riecl reduced. Sheriff
Lloyd has declined longer to- have the
bonds made to
him, since il makes him
personally responsible i'm case the pri~-
oner should leave. His only ecoursc
would he tn sue the bondsmeu. Accord
inRly the matter was referred to County
Attornsy Baldwin to approve the bond.
MIR. Baldwin desired the matter referred
tn the court. Judge Mediation this after
before him in any way, and until IL did he
could not fix bonds ar take other action
i'm tho matter. Marie Rigci never knows
before night whether she is to- sleep i'm the
county Jail ar i'm her own room.
In district court to-day i'm the matter Of
the estate of Henry Blyti,. deceased.
the will to probate. and appointing Rosie.
rick Biyth executor. In the matter of the
estate # Edward Pcttit. "A petition was re-
pointncrt as administrators. and this casc
was set for bearing februry :, In the
case Of NJ. f.. Mobiles vs.. the Butte City
street railway tho demurrer
was Withdrawn and twenty days were
given the defendant in which to file an
answer.
The case Of the State W.. John +.
Sfocker was continued until February l..
The ease II Dennis Dri~coli vs.. Mrs.
Richard Brceu. on the defendants motion
to- rctaN the costs, was taken under adj
viseulent.
In the case Of James Pollard vs.. James
Tooley. the motion for "a hearing ON APP
peal was dismissed.
The court adjourned until 10 o'clock
Monday morning.
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SOME THINGS.

" mncn Hm6 1m4utssthSe HSORh9
woald Like To Know.
Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE, Jan. 35.-Why the Silver Bow
Water doesn't shut oil it's water
rates when IL shuts oil it's water?
Why p. ID. Sprague was tried the past
week far refusing to pay his poll tax, and
has not been tried for refusing to pay up
the bonds for Golden?
Why Butte's pimps should not he given
one hour i'm which to leave town, K
other Migrants and leeches?
Whether the breach I'm the republican
healed. ''
Why Lee Mantle didn't promise Repre-
sentative Bray consulate to England and
he done with II.
Whether NJ. j. Connell Is going tn give
any more free excursions, and whether IL
wouldn't he the fair thing for other Butte
business men to share the expense OF an
enterprise SO beneficial to Butte.
How much influence, il any, il required
tn hush up that hurSly house prosecution,
about which such "a blow was made two
months ago.
How long Silver Bow county will have
two shcriffs, and why two designations
wouldn't be n good way out of the di-
lcmma.
How soon Thompson Campbell will
argument ready for publication.
Whether it would he better to have the
police magi tracy an appointive instead
of am elective office.
Why an ordinance sh ,uld not he passed
compelling the Chinese - HIish up their
New Years festivities iI one day.
Why residents all over the city should
not be compelled tn keep their sidewalks
free from Ice and snow.
Who those two prominent citizens were
who engaged i'm a bloody fight the other
night.
How much the act of throwing out the
tunnel precinct will cost the taxpayers of
Silver Bow county before the end is
reached.
Whether City Attorney Corbctt will
bring back "a bride from the east.
Whether Sheriff Lloyd and Judge Ham
, ilton have had it out yet; and If SO how
much.
Why the police don't let up on John
Doe.
Whether the fire i'm the Anaconda mine
will he out soon.
Whether Buttc's real estate boom will
continue this year.
How soon n republican daily newspaper
will be started in Butte.
Why the Butte restaurants don't give
the turkey "A wcll-earncd vacation of n few
months.
Why the city council doesn't establish q
] pound for cows.
How soon the coal famine will be re
lieved.
What the matter is with the Board o
Trade.
Whether it is possible to run q mining
OH the assessment plan.
WHY j. A.. Mcconnell wouldn't make
capital referee of prize fights.
Whether the Montana Central will pusl
its line to Anaconda.
Whether General Warren will ever visi
Helena, and il he does. which will b
knocked out.
Whether Gallagher, Helehan am
Golden love Butte still i'm spite of all il
faults.
Whether there will ever he anothe
prize light in Butte.
; Whether the crowd of prisoners i'm tn
> county Jail will be tried thisy year.
Whether the post officials will catch u
with the mails this year.
whether q federal building i'm Butte
: among the possibilities of the future.
How soon the Gaynor fire alarm systcr
: will he put in.
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IN SNUG
The Boys Take Comfort hut are Alwi
Ready for Isusiness.

The Boys Take Comfort hut are Always
Ready for business.
special Correspondence OF the standard.
BUTTE. Jan. 25.-Thc fire house of the
brigade in West Quartz street has been
arranged very comfortably inside and at
present five of the volunteer fircmei have
taken mp permanent quarters there. They
are: v. II. ielmer. X. Fred Kelly, John
Richards. T.. Is. Ringeling and Will
Shatyllne. They have been bothered
with few ti-cs lately. but are routed out AT
5 O'Clock every morning by the blowing of
the Gagnou whistle. The sleeping apart
mcnt il decorated in fantastic style. the
walls being covered with pictures. OF
which that of Chief Thomas occupies "a
prominent place. The motto OF the boys
Is: "He who enters here leaves sin be-
hind.r
Rules have been adopted which are
strictly adhered to. All forms OF gam
bling arr. prohibited. Another conspicuous
notice in. "Memhcrs aud all outsiders Will
please take notice that the spittoons and
coal buckets are ornaments. 30. please
| spit ON the floor"
! The club has "A lunch every night. which
is always elaborate and substantial. he
cause il is cooked by the members. The
dog Jenny is au honorary member of the
club. and has her favorite corner.
Frank Thomas, chief of the fire bri-
Gade. is considering an offer to travel for
the La France Engine of EiInira,
n. Y. ~ the offer IL accepted. he VIII take
in California;. Oregon and Washington
and then travel to Mexico.
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For Gentlemen.

Glance at our line OF Watches:
Nickel Watches, stem wind and set.
from 81. - to- So.
solid Silver Watches, stem wind and
set. from SO to StS.
Goll-ull,sl Watches of the best make.
warranted to wear twenty years. from Slo
To- $50.
Solid Gold Watches from SIS TO SS35.
Solid Gold. Silver and Plated Chains
and Charms tn meet all wants. Gold ana
Silver Canes. Shaving ups, Cigar Boxes
and Cases, Pocket Flasks and Match
Boxes.
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REMEMBER all patrons receive tickets
e. the drawing of valuable presents week
iy. The next rawiug will be text Satur~
day evening. Dec. 18th. The presents will
be "A Reed Il Barton Silver Tea Set, u very
tin. Toilet Set and u Manicure Set.
The first of January the grand present
Of the best quality Howard Watch. adj
ju-ted to heat aiid cold. i'm solid gold ease,
worth $40. Bear i'm mind we sell no
chances. You pay only for the goods you
buy. ard that at Sed-rock prices.
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For Table Use.

Silverwarc that il superb i'm quality and
elegauc. of finish. Gorham, Reed Il Bar
ton and the Rogers-the peers of all other
makers.
Pickle Casters from 80 to SO.
Table Casters from - to SD.
Butter Dishes from 81 to $40.
Cake Baskets from - tn $40.
Berry Dishes from & tn SIS,
salad Bowls. Sugar Bowls and Cream
Pitchers, Crurnb Trays and Knives, Bak-
ing Dishes and Tureeps, Spoon Knives
aud Forks and Carving Sets. Office,
Kitchen and Parior Clocks and Bronzes.
These are the best goods ON the market,
at the very lowest prices quoted.
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For Ladies.

Diamond Rings from Sl2 To 500.
Diamond Ear-Drops from SIS tn 500.
Diamond Lace Pins from S15 To $40.
Solid Gold Watches from S25 tn 50.
Gold Watches with fine diamond from
Sai to $40. Gold-iilicd Watches of the
finest make, stem wind and set, from sio
Ia $50.
Chains and harms OF every description
at the lowest prices.
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Police lbickiugs.

Special Correspondence of the standard.
BUTTE, Jan. Ryan was arrest
ed to-day for disturbance and fighting
with William Smith i'm front of the Palace
saloon. He was found guilty and fined
So and costs.
William Smith. arrested for disturbance
and fighting with Hugh Ryan in front of
the Palace saloon was found guilty and
fined 81 and costs.
The case of John Riualdo of Meader-
Vile, arrested yesterday afternoon 10y
Constable Lytle on a warrant sworn out
before Judge Eddy ny Mary Lombardi,
charging him with disturbance of the
peace and quiet OF her family, came up
noon at 2 O'Clock. The defendant was
found guilty and fined $40 and costs. The
defendant gave notice OF an appear ana
was committed into the hands OF an
Off ser until the fine and costs are paid, or
unit I suit ibleb bond is given.
peputy . InsIn G, :. u.,,n - w,ntaI i,
Denver for larceny and burglary. The
deputy has been looking for his man i'm
Helsna and not finding him there came.
to Butte. With the assistance OF Officer
Swanson he found Mort ,n tonight at his
room i'm the alley between Broadway
and Park street. As soon as the snow
Norton and Macarthur, who is wanted for
seduction. will he taken there.
About 4 o'clock this afternoon Ed Nc
James and Leyden for disturbing the
peace on East Park street.
The II ~loafers who were arrested las
raiened before Judge NeWkirk this after
noon. Emil Bondure, Charles Charles
Vicar Jouadellicr, Auricol Luchese. JeaI
Mari. Pierre Mari and Louis ci,iillot
plead guilty and were fined - aud costs
Henry Love, Link Grass. Leslie Iriplet
and e. Tracy will he tried later. IL is TIN
the fight ON This element until the tow
is rid of thisu undesirable class.
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Join ]. e. keppler's home watch ~
and get full value for your money.
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ln fssailrsp,ssl Circles.

Special Correspondence OF the standard.
BUTTE, Jan. 25.-F. b. Ross, general
northwestern passenger agent of the Chi
cauo, ST. Paul x Kansas City railroad,
with headquarters ut ST. Paul., was ia the
city today. He left for Helena tonight.
Z. j. Carter. general agent of the Chica-
40. So. Paul & Kansas City, with head
a sart.r. at II slouI \. is in The city to-day.
He rsstlr Is tonight.
o. ari after auuar 26 the Union Pa
ciic through train for the east will leave
Butte at 9:3) q. IN. instead OF 8 O'CLOCK
q. m.
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At the Churches.

Special correspondence of the standard.
BuTrE. Jan 25.-Sunday services will be
he held tomorrow as follows:
AT the Mountain View NJ. T.. church,,
preaching Sunday, at IL 100 N. IN. aud 1::D
y. M, by the pastor. Rev. j.. j. AicAliistcr.
Song service at 1:15 u. M, Prot. John
Firch. leader. Miss Julia barrow, organist.
Special music by the choir. Sunday
school at at 2:31 p. M, D.. T.. Richards,
superintendent. Revival meetings will
begin i'm this church Monday evening at
$40.
Services Tomorrow in the Idaho street
Methodist church are as followe: Preach
ing at IL 90 a. M. sermon subject, Double.
| Minsletln ess." Sunday school at 12::O.
In The evening there will be "a song service
from 100 tn $50. conducted by Prof.
T~rethewey. Sermon mt 1::D. Subject
"The Hope of the Goddess as N Spiders
wcb.'
PRESBYTERIAN church, corner of Broad
ing and evening at the usual hours. sun
day chool at 2::D O'Clock. At the evening
service the third ad,lryss of the series on
the subject "Intcmperance. Rev. r.. j
Groencveid. pastor.
Congregational church-Preaching scrv
ices at IL ~. m. and 1890 D.. m. sunday
school Immediately after the morning
aud conservation meeting will IKE held
During the coming week religious services
will he held every light, at ED. ndu
ed by the pastor, assisted 10y Revs. Groen
eveld, Woods and others. f.. H.. Howell
pastor.
Preaching services NJ. T.. Church. Walk
~erviiic. 1880 "A. m. and I'D y. M; Suuda.
school at 80 y. IN. Ccntervillc. Sunda
schooi at 3 u. M. preaching at 9:D y. m
j. NigIs, pastor.
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Tho uonn,.n Hot., .ud

Tho Hoffman Hotel aud Restaurant
Open day and night. The largest and
finest restaurant in the city. Private en-
trance leading tn private dining rooms, u
East Park street, Butte.