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WASHINGTON.

w. ii. Cook, who fired a careless shot
one dark night in Spokane Falls and
killed Peter johnson has been held in
$500 bonds to answer "a charge OF man.
slaughter.
Harry Condron, who suddenly disap-
pearcd from Spokane Falls on the night
of May "A and who il was feared had been
murdered, has turned up in Butte safe
and sound. In "A letter to his sister in
Spokane he gives no explanation for his
conduct.
The Rev. L. ID. Sutton, the temperance
lecturer, who was brutality assaulted by a
saloon keeper at Almira "A week ago, is
slowly recovering. He has regained con-
seriousness and is able to set up OCCASION
ally and talks connectedly again. The
doctors anticipate no permanent injury.
The Rev. Mr.. Sutton says that he will
take up his lecture course again as soon
as he is well, and will at Al
mira.
An accident occurred at Spokane Falls
Thursday i'm which a 6-year-old boy named
Philip Fisher lost his life. He was play
ing with a companion a Few years older
than himself named Johnnie Peterson.
During the temporary absence of the lat
ter's mother he went into the house, and
finding a shotgun cameo out. and pointing
il at young Fisher pulled the trigger with
awful results. The charge of shot entered
the unfortunate lads breast, and after
lingering about an hour he died in great
agony.
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consent of her parents not to he had, an
elopement was the result. The young
couple started for Spearfish, where the
nuptial knot was to be tied, when the
''iratc parent" got wind OF the affair and
telephoned TO the sheriff to stop the run
Always. The loving pair were met on the
road by the officer and the young lady
sent back TO her parents. Cowgirl will
probably be prosecuted for abduction.
b. Sheriff Guthrie Of Pierre the other day
~foreclosed a mortgage on stock belonging
to Spotted Bear, a Sioux Indian, being the
first case on record in South Dakota
where b property Of an Indian has been
seized for debt. Last spring Spotted
Bear had some trouble with his wife and
took the matter into the courts. He vas
beaten In the case and the costs, ETC.,
charged up against him. Not having the
money To settle, he gave a mortgage ON
his stock, which was seized for the debt
as mentioned above. :. Bear STAYED off
financial ruin by securing a loan from one
OF the banks with which he paid the holder
of the mortgage.
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IDAHO.

A movement is on % o to erect a $4,000
hotel at Moscow. About $1,000 has al
ready been subscribed TO a stock COM
pany 10 erect the hotel, and il is consider
ell "a certainty that il will be erected at
ono
Moscow is jubilant owe her prospects
of getting the Northern Pacific. and il is
now thought that the road will branch
from whelan instead Of Pullman.
The present Address OF George Z. Sib-
ley. late Of Co. b. i3d regiment. New
York volunteers, is wanted by George l..
Lemon, a pension attorney OF Washing
ton, ID. c. Anyone knowing the mans
whereabouts would doubtless confer a
great favor on an old veteran by sending
the address To Mr.. Lcmon.-Haiiey Times.
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EXCITEMENT IN Jumps
fvo Runaway Horses That Do Consider
able Damage.
Some People Hurt. and Others
Badly FrlRhtened-One Animal
Visits q Store and Tries TO
Reach tbs Cash Drawer.
Bx the standards Special Wire.

by the Stanuafu q Sptclal Nlte.
BUTTE, July ia serious and almost
fatal accident occurred on West Park
street tins evening shortly before .
o'clock. A. j. Davis and his brother, j.
A. Davis, jr.. were returning from a drive
10 the western part OF the CITY. When
nearly opposite the city hall they were
met by a buggy in which were Dominick
Saulki and his wife of Meaderville. who
were going in an opposite direction. The
horse driven by Mr.. Davis SHE'D and,
jumping To one side. caused the buggy tn
which he was hitched to collide with that
in which were Mr.. and Mrs. Saulki. Both
animals now became frightened and,
making a vicious plunge. upset the buggles
and started tn run. Mrs. Saulki
was thrown To the ground with
great force and sustained a bad cut
ON the head and a broken arm. Mr..
Saulki escaped uninjurcd. Some men in
front Of the city hall caught his nose and
held him before he could run far.
The horse driven 10y Mr.. Davis ran as
far as Tilton's book store, where he freed
himself from the broken buggy and con-
tinued his flight by running squarcly into
the store, The doors OF which stood wide
open. Mr.. Tilton was engaged in the
rear end Of the store in sorting some
books. The first notice he received Of
what had occurred vas when the now
thoroughly frantic animals almost
Jumped on top of him and
attempted to force his way
through the glass portion which divides
the Office and salesroom. lnstinctively
Mr.. Triton caught the animal by the head,
but was compelled To let 90 after he had
been thrown to the floor 10y the violence
of his contact with the horse. Mr.. Til
tons assistant was In the Office. and ran
out aud caught the horse by the brida be-
fore he could do further damage than To
break n large pane of glass I'm the door OF
the partition. The horse was then backed
out and into the street, when an inven-
tory of damage sustained was made by
Mr.. Tilton. He found two holes i'm the
floor made by the horses hoof's, "a broken
pane of glass aud two counters with
their showcases upset n contents
of the latter badly mixed. Strange as IL
may appear the show cases were not
broken. and q row of candy Jars which
had bccn standing on the top were found
lying ON "a shelf behind totally unin-
jured.
The shafts of 10Th buggics were broken,
the tops and d~ash-boards twisted and
w~rcuched, and other damage done which
necessitatcd their immediate reHnova To
"A repair shop.
Mrs. Saulki was carried into a room in
the rear of Simon Hauswirth's saloon and
a doctor summoned. In "A short time her
injuries were attended 10 after which she
was taken home.
away for a time caused intense excite
ment in that part of the city n was the
source of many groundless u highly
sensational ruinors.
The Mcsrss Davis escaped without re-
ceiving the slightest injuries.
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TOUGH YOUTHS.
Two Boys Caught In the Act of Hous,
breaking and Robbery.


BUTTE, July 1i.-Johu L. Reese, an ell
DERBY man. with his left arm missing. an.
,o.roI N, ,ho ci,y hau ,h,,, 4 ,,ci.nL
..,sn %
.nis evening, eua'uins " r'''or '"ugh
LOOKING yonlh' on whose upper mp the
down Of an incipient mustaclie appeared
more than ordinarily plain. Wipiug the
perspiration from his face with his re-
maininy hand Reese point,d IN thc youth
mi ~ .J,Jo. N.wLirL ,h., IA, w.n,ai
"" Nv :" """'ea
MN neru TOT oareiars. ~ ,n's remark
the youth looked ana smiled ma defiant
manner. and in reply 10 "A question said
his name was William Warren and his
age Is years, although he could not tell i'm
Who, va.r IA. had h..u horn
IT, sr.xn,n .ana.,a. AZ. n
nN,N '.p"'n hc'se
'"iu the ioiiowliie STORY ne ana ms son
are engaged IN placer mining In Poor
lou canyon where they own the Ply
mouth Rock placer claim. Last Tuesday
while he and his son were In the city their
cabin was broken into aud "A quantity of
amalgam. provisions. tools, etc.. Of a
value of $50 stolen. They repaired the
broken door and decided Ia watch the
house, which Is in plain view of where
they are at work. To-day they observed
Warren and auotner youth hanging about
the cabin and suspected them of having
designs on the place.
Several boys in charge Of the town herd
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Visiting the Dead.

The emperor Of China recently visited
the tombs of his family. The imperial
party consisted Of the empress d~owager,
the emperor and empress and -four inn
imperial concubines. They left the pal
ace before sunrise on April 4, the empress
dowager being about a mile in advance of
the emperor and his wives. Three special
.'travcling palaces" or resting places,
were erected at equal distances along the
route. The emperor had n chair. or palan-
auin, a cart M a horse to vary his mode
of travel. He is described as a hand
some young man. with a pale and very
intelligent face, while the empress dowa-
GERS features are said To betoken great
force of character. The number of per-
sons in the cortegc was more than
ten thousand. On the fourth day the
tombs were reached. Next day sacrifices
were offered to the imperial ancestors and
the ceremony Of repairing the graves by
formally placing a handful OF earth on
cach tumulus was performed. The re-
turn began the next day. Contrary TO the
usual custom, the people were allowed to
come out aud see the emperor, and lie
conversed with some OF them.
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A Young Girl. Polly.

New York Letter to rittsburg Post.
There is a little, saucy and inexprcssi-
bly, naughty girl, well known in theatrical
Bohemia. who left n luxurious home three
years ago 10 follow "A handsome actor
about the country. She has money of her
own. which not only enables her Ia live In
comfortable style, but To supply the OBJ
jcct of her dcvotions with money enough
Ia buy vim with his dinners. Tn girl is
n living example of hat familiar charac-
ter in the French novel that adorcs an un-
worthy man, dresses like a princess,
smoke cigarettes, drinks brandy and dies
after "a short aud hilarious life. Whether
this little butterfly will die in the approved
style | cannot say.
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THE srENsERos ONCE MORE.

Oscar. Loving wife and Dutiful Son At
tack Him with Deadly Weapons.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, July 11.-Oscar Stenberg seems
20 be the child of misfortune and the
sport of capricious fate in its cruelesi
forms. Only a short time q he enjoyed
the novel and highly sensational expert
ence of being blown up with giant powder
in an attempt made upon his life. Fol
this he had his wife and son, August, and
one Larry Schmitxger arrested. A few
weeks ago Mrs. Stenberg and the boy
were tried for the offensc and acquitted.
Long prior q the trial, however, a recon
ciliation had taken place and the family
again dwelt in peace and union, the for
giving Oscar having furnished bonds Tor
his wife u son,
Since then no troublesome cloud cast
its shadow over the Stenberg home and
Oscar piled his paint brushes mcrrily,
while Mrs. Stenberg presided over the
household with gentle care.
To-day the first rude awakening from
the dream of domestic happiness oc-
Cured when Mrs. Stenberg and her duti-
full son set upon Oscar aud attempted To
usher his soul into the mysterious beyond
by means of "A big knife and an iron glue
pot.
This afternoon Oscar appeared at police
headquarters and demanded the arrest of
his wife aud son on IA charge OF assault
with intent To- kill, while vainly endeavor-
ing TO the flow of blood from an ugly
wound on his head. lie said hat while
engaged in discussing the midday meal a
discussion of another and painful kind
arose. His wife, he claimed, assaulted
him with n knife while At the
same time the son was doing his
hest To break an iron pot over his head.
He seriously objected To such demonstra-
lions Of connubial and filial affection and
wanted the two placed beyond harms
reach.
A warrant for their arrest for assault
with intent To kill was issued. Both
pleaded not guilty the boys bonds
were fixed at $500 i'm default of which he
was sent 10 jail. Mrs. Stenberg was held
in the sum OF $500.
The husband and father was also ar
rested for disturbing the peace andkave
bonds for his appearance tomorrow.
Mrs. Stcnberg's version Of the affair is
that her husband vas the first To create
trouble by a~ssaulting her with a pot of
glue that was boiling on the stove and
hat she then picked up the knife to de-
fend herself. Fearing that she might get
the worse Of the fight, she says, her son
also took "a hand in her defense. The story
Of the glue pot is considered as decidedly
d~iaphonous, inasmuch as not a particleAof
the contents OF the pot appeared upon her
clothes or person which would not have
been the Ease had she been struck with
the pot as claimed.
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BONDS AND STOCKS.
Ups and Downs In Market Values ON the
New York Exchange.

New YORK, July 1.-THE stock market
is from Il to x higher this morning, al.
though London figures were rather heavy.
Toward noon trusts doomed up and be.
came features of the trading. Sugar dis.
played some of its old time animation
and strength, moving up about 3 pei cent
The market closed dull but firm to strong,
at best figures of the day. Northern Pa.
ciflc is up ~ and Missouri Pacific l.
Government bonds dull.
Petroleum opened with spot at s7L,
Augustat ssh; an advance of u in spot
and a in August option was followed by
dizziness. which extended to close.
Bar ~silver-Sl.O6%.
.Copper-Nominal; Lake, July, Sl6.5O.
Lead-Easier; domestic. Si.52%.
Tin-Steady; straits, S2l.10.
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Everybody should Attend.

oTFVii 0"fF'sI"hurIIct OF Iht Stithutrd.
BUTTE. July l1.-No MAJ who has any
regard for the permanent interests of
Butte should not fail To attend tomorrow
evenings meeting of the Board of Trade.
Ia he held at the court house. The re-
suit Of the meeting may he of incalcul-
able benefit 10 this city. The Northern
Pacific officials will arrive o-morrow and
will he at the meeting To consult regard
ing n through train on the short line. The
city is aroused over the matter and the
officials should lie allowed TO see that
such is the case. The meeting will not
he~ confined e. members of the Board of
Trade, but all true citizens are invited.
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HANDSOME AND coMMoDIous
New puaater- Of the Mining stock Ex-
change to BE Occupied Next Week.


Special correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE, July 1.-THE Butte Mining
Stock exchange has at last secured its
permanent quarters and will move into
them next week. The quartsrs are on the
third iloor Of the new Avolon building on
Main street. Workmen are busy i'm fixing
M this fine hall, which is one of the best
in town. There will be "A railing To sep
arate the crowd from the members aud
another railing behind which will be the
desks Of the caller aud the secretary. A
large blackboard will he placed AT one
end Of the room with the quotations.
The hall is commodious. and pleasant
and will answer every purpose of the eX-
change. The furnishing will he nca and
substantial.
The growth Of the exchange is mar
velous even for Butte. This afternoon
the crowd mt the Office Of Gable q Nichols
extended clear into the street. and in
cluded the foremost citizens of Butte. Ii
is necessary that the larger quarters
he occupied as soon as possible.
Mr.. Nigners, the caller, is a model man
for the place. lie is likewise "A ~rustler.
He has been four weeks in Butte and i'm
that time has organized "A mining ex
change n a new mining company and
has become president Of another. lie
will remain In Butte permanently.
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THE TWO DAkoTAS.

Apctriiicd fish was found near Parker
the other day.
South Dakota has 800 alliance ~organiza-
lions with a membership of $1,000.
A female base bali club has beer or
ganized at Beatrice. Beadlc county.
Mrs. Bessie l.. Hallet has been adj
United to practice in the Stanley county
court.
Alex. Recoutre Of Pierre is the oldes,
white native of Dakota. lie was born
where the city Of Pierre now stands 81
years ago.
The telephone spoiled an elopement OF
Spcariish the other day. John Cowgirl of
Whitewood fell in love with a Miss Hayes,
and as the girl was under age and the
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HELENA's POPULATION INCREASE
Supervisor speer Has Gone To the Ham
let and viii Be Counted.

BUTTE. July 1.ICensus Supervisor
Speer to-day loaded himself up with a
weeks provisions and started out on an
expedition TO see IL he can find Helena.
He is confident that there is such a place.
as he has received several communion
tons from there. n he is also confident
hat lac can find the place " anybody can.
He bought "A sextant and compass aud
this afternoon started due north. This
adds one TO the population of Helena. as
the people who live in that alleged city
will undoubtedly insist on his being
enumerated IL he gets within gunsbot OF
the hamlet. That makes Helena's total
population 20 date 2Ji.
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fers were recorded in the Office of the
county clerk sincc our last report:
Henry l.. Stone 10 Chester II. Small the
undivided onethird interest In the
slack quartz lode claim, south " the
Moody 4 Sinkey lode claim In indie
Irndence mining district. ....,.......s IN
!. VI. Tam, 10y attorney. Ia Robert n.
MARSHALL, the undivided one-half In
terst lots ~, :, u, Z, 4, ~, ~ and ~
IA block 4. alsu lots 80 and 81 being
subdivisions of lots : and : In block
4: lets s, 4, q, d aud : In block .: also
lots Ga and "a, being subdivisions of
lots q aud : In block 3; all IN Rice's
addition Ia Butte City ........... Ism %
Martin Carlson at alto Della Tariet. lot
Is in block ~ ~ the Butte townsitr. iW ~
David Brickrr Ia Della Tarbet. lot Is In
block ts, In the Butte lownsite, ...,.. 5o ~
D.. II. Irvine II al, lots : and : In
block - Of Clarke's addition to the
tfty ~ Butte, -..a........ M 10
John Rose Ia y. X. Silver. the Flora
lode mining claim In Summit valley
mining district ..........aa. i,0D M
T.. II. Irvine 1T uN Ia Anna ltosenstein.
lots q aud : In block q of Clark's ad-
dition 10 the City u Butte. ........... $50 ~
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The GREAT NORTHWEST
Topics Of General Interest In The -Four
New States and Elsewhere.

A Bozeman Man Receives a Coat of
Tar and Feathers-Northern Pa
clfic Extension A Dakota
Eiopement Frustrated.
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funeral notices neatly printed at the
standard" Office.
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Money on call easy, 3d5.
Prime mercantile paper, Bar.
Sterling Excbange-Quiet and firm
60 day bills, sl.s4A; demand, Si.S9.
Mining quotations as follows:
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Rutte Reul Esfute.

Special correspondence of the Standard.
Butte, July 1.-THE following trans
fers were recorded in the Office of I'll
county clerk since our last DC
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ESTES \ CONNELL
Mercantile Company.
LA 8!
Saturday, May II, Commence our
GREAT SELE
.Chlds, Boys, and Youths Clothing.

For Boys ~two-piece goods, the following is a scale of price
your considerations:
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Through Car Line to Macinac.

Commencing July lst, there will be es-
tablished through line of first-class YES
tibuled Pullman and Wagner Sleeping
Cars daily between Cincinnati, Dayton,
Toledo Detroit, Mackinaw City, and all
principal resorts of the Upper Peninsula
of Michigan, via the c., H. Il ID. Il. X. and
Michigan Central to Mackinaw.
Sleepers will be attached to trains leav-
ing Cincinnati at p. m daily except Sat
urdav: returning, leave Mackinaw at 9 a.
m. daily except Sunday.
The advantages secured by purchasing
through tickets via this route, composed of
such favorably and well known lines as
the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad and Michigan Central Railway
must be apparent to all first-class travel.
No other line can offer such advantages as
to accommodations and route, allowing
stop over at Toledo and Detroit, then con-
tinuing your journey to the most lovely re-
sorts on the American continent.
For pamphlets pertaining TO Macinac
Island and other summer resorts reached
via this line write TO any agent of the c.,
H. & d. r. r., or to E. o. Mccormick,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, No.
200 West Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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EMPLOYERS AND LABOR.

That corporations have not the auto
cratic privileges which Mr.. WEBB claims
for the New York Central Railroad, and
that his assumptions are most danger
GUS. is forcibiy pointed out by the Kan
sas CITY Tunes, as follows;
Mr. Webb's assumption that corpora
rion should 90 exactly as 10 pleases about
hiring and discharging its employees is ap-
proved by q class of business men who
fhink the interests of an employers are
promoted by application Of that principle.
MIR Webb and the business men who APP
prove his course are w0fully mistaken, as
t.rises will teach them IL a policy Of enmlty
IN AN Labor organizations is pursued
strictly bv the large employing corpora
lions of the country. Disturbed and dis
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mnw III AFFECrED mn.

Here is the language of the poetic
editor of tine Atlantic Constitution i'm
describing the weather last Sunday in
Inn that sunny Southern city;
Yesterday was perfect sabbath A
dav of rest, repose and contentment the
double-disulied essences of which ZEN upon
Inc heart and flled 10 tO overlooking with
5,,- ,,,1 ,ladress The mellow sunshine of
Indian summer. thirty days in advance oft
fine season. fen upon wood and field and
me thronced streets of this prosperous
citv FROM the churches swelled the happy
voices of the worshIpers, timed 20 the
reverenfial thr0b of the deeptoncd organ
within. and the signs of sceuten breczcS
and the melody of singing birds
without The drifting cloudships lay be-
ealned in the softcnod eNpanse of heaven $
ANNE deeps. and the still small voice OF
Cod WAS heard i'm the song of the summer
wind rippliug down from the mountains
It WIS lam ideal Atlanta day, idv.lic IN It's
slbIiue beaufv I'm it's contCmp ION one
FORGOT the rriefs of the past, anC the quer-
ulous forebOdings of future sorrow were
sffned The soul was sOOthed and inspir-
lied bv the glamour and glory Of the day,
and many uu anguished heart was set
athriu with renewed hope before the going
down of the sun.
And the band played Annie Laurie.
We are willing 20 bet "a big fresh
cookev chat the author of this prose
poem is young bachelor. who had a
brand new girl ont walking last Sunday.
lie has 10 bad.