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Excissmsst In BuenOs Ayres Over tn
Easioual Bauk'a suspsnsion.

y xcissmsst In Buesos Ayrss Over the
Hasioaal Bank's suspensieu.
LONDON. June 30,-A Buenos Ayres cor
respondent Of the Times tele0raphs that
the National hank of Buenos Ayres sus-
pended payment Saturday and shares fell
from 16S 20 100 and closed at11s. A panic
was created for some hours and a general
feeling Of distrust prevailed. Gold now
commands premium OF 14s.
vices concerning the National hank of
Buenos Ayres were inaccurate. II APP
pears the bank only suspended payment
Of the quarterly dividend which was APP
proved at the last annual meeting. The
president OF the National hank Of Bucnos
minister here, i'm which he says the direc-
tors Of the hank decided 20 suspend the
quarterly dividend until the shareholders
meeting at the end of the year authorizes
the payment of definite dividend. He
adds that the bank wishes by these
means to consolidate itself and convert
its shares into safe investment SO
fund. The New York Banco national is
the principal bank of Buenos Ayres. The
capital amounts to about $4O, 100000. The
amounts OF deposits is S45, 100000 il being
the depository Of the national govern
ment. One OF the leading merchants
lie states that the financial condition of
late has been unsatisfactory. President
Celman determined on a policy of reform
by making all necessary economies in ex-
penses of the country and instituting a
change of management OF the National
bank. This necessifated the resign alton
of certain directors OF that institution.
The minister of finance, Senor Wejburn,
rather than demand such designations
retired In favor of Garcia. In carrying out
the projected reforms and insisting up ON
the resignation of certain directors Il
Is suppost d the suspension of payments
has been caused, but the merchants hav-
ing the largest interests with Argen-
tine look upon the movement as one
which. although it may be temporarily
prejudicial to many merchants in Buenos
Ayres will ultimately result in an advan-
taRe to that country by putting the
finance interests upon as sound "a basis
ms the agriculture which it Is said has
never been more prosperous than at the
present time.
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BRIEF TELE0RAMs.

MINNEAPoLIs, June 3o Marder. Lise & Co.,
type founders, aud George Hugh. drugs, lost
$4,000 each by fire this morning.
BRUSSELS, June D.-The general act OF the
anti-s slavery conference. which has been In sr>-
sion here for some time, was signed to-day
LOUISVILLE, June D.-The immense plant NJ
the Allen Bradley Di>tiiling company WAS de
stroycd by fire this morning. Loss sis0.on.
PARIS, June 3o.-Eyraud, the murderer OF
Goutfe, recently arrested In Havana, arrived in
Paris this morning and was placed In prison.
PARIS. June so-P.fn Journal reports that
several cases OF cholera, one of which resulted
fatally, have occurred In the city Of Narbonnr.
In the department of Ande.
NANCsBuRo, Ny. june D.-During a severe
stOtm tonight Jerry Seares, with his family iu
wagon, drove under TREE for shelter The
tree was struck BY lightning and Ssafies' wtfr.
child and horse were Killed.
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standsbury Defeat. O'Connor,

SYDNEY, June D.-The second race be.
tween O'Connor, the Canadian oarsman,
and Standsbury OF New South Wales,
which was rowed, owing to a claim by
O'Connor that he was fouled by Strands
bury in the first race last Monday, took
place to-day and was won by Standsbury,
who thus wins s, 900 and the champion
ship of the world.
The water was smooth, but the tide adj
of a mile. At the end of tue first mile
Stransbury was n length and half
ahead. He won by eight lengths. Time
- minutes and - seconds.
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FIVE ACRES OF FIRE
An Immense Oil Refinery Burned lld
Several People Killed.
Peculiar Cause OF the Accident
Gases From an OIL Tank Fioatinto
aFurnace and Instantly Every
thing Around Catches Fire.

LOUISVILLE, June D.-Five acres Of fire
was the awful sight witnessed at the
Standard Oil refinery, Fifth and C streets,
this morning. The immense STRUCTURE
was blazing at every point and the heat
was so intense that even at 200 yards
away persons were overcome. Following
Is the list Of casualties: Andrew McDon-
aid, aged IL, badly burned, but will re-
cover; John Mcdonald. aged u, literally
roasted alive and cannot live; Dan O'Neii,
burned almost TO a crisp; John Kline.
aged y, frightfully burned, cannot re-
cover; Severen Sknew, aged 45, was terri
bly, burned but will recover; J. A. Pettigo.
aged As, was badly, though not Ia
tally burned; Arthur Yonkers, aged
Ia, was slightly burned. II was first
reported that seven persons lost
their lives, but later Il was learned that
three were killed and thirty-five wounded.
but il is now believed the above will cover
the casualties. The fire broke out at s:l5,
the result of the hot weather. Saturday q
tank Of crude oil came In to be refined.
Some OF the workmen thought the tank too
hot to be emptied and IL was postponed.
This morning II became necessary to run
the oil into another tank, and Inspector
Sknew took John Pettigo and another
workman, mounted the mainhead and
unscrewed the cap. In an instant there
was dull puff as the vapor escaped. The
gas was heavier than the air and sank TO
the ground. spreading out all over the
locality, moving with the wind, and almost
in n twinkling it had reached one of the
sheds under which there was fire. There
was flash as the inffammable vapor iR-
nited. and Immediately after there was q
tremendous explosion and the tank was
blown To pieces, and hundreds of gallons
of burning oil scattered all over the great
works. A wall Of fire 100 feet high, and
nearly 900 feet long, moved with lightning
like rapidity To the buildings. At once
the canning house filled with thousands
OF gallons of canned oil, the cooper shops,
the carpenter shops, the pump and engine
houses, the filling and lubricating houses,
the storage houses. the paint and glue
houses and 800 feet Of platform were all
| ablaze. The employees on the. grounds
and the persons in the neighborhood ran
for their lives and all escaped except those
mentioned.
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Not AccordInr Ia I,nie..

PIrrsBuRG, June 3O.-In a prize fight
with hard gloves near Sho,isetown, Pa,
between Elmer Grant of Beaver Falls and
Fred Wise Of New Brighton, there was but
one round fought, lasting 40 seconds, dur
which Grant knocked Wise down seven
times, the last time knocking him insen-
sible. A younger brother of Wis. jumped
into the ring and with the back of an axe
dealt Grant a terrible blow ON the back.
The blow was evidently aimed at the
head. Young Wise then with "a revolver
In hand ran away. Grant was not seri-
ously hurt. The referee decided the fight
a draw much Ia the dissatisfaction Of
Grants adherents and there was nearly n
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postponed till Tuesday of next week on
account OF the absence of Voorhees,, who
desired 10 take part.

postponed till Tuesday of next week on
desired 10 take part.
The house bill In relation 20 oaths in
pension and other cases was passed.
The house bill for the admission of
Idaho as state was taken mp.
Morrill, gave notice that he would at the
earliest practicable moment move TO take
up the tariff bill.
Platt said he could not consent to any
suggestion that interferct with the Idaho
bill. Much as he believed In the tariff bill
and anxious as he was TO see II passed, he
would not consent 10 its coming up until
the Idaho bill had been disposed Oh.
German said that there had been no un-
derstanding arrived Mt las was usual as
that business would be very much facili-
tated II the senator from Vermont would
fix the time when the tariff could he con-
sidered. the latter part OF this week or the
beginning OF the next. Morrill, said Il was
not his purpose to interfere with the
appropriation bills, or with the confer
ence reports.
Teller remarked that the tariff bill could
not possibly be taken up this week. The
senate would probably adjourn from
Thursday till Monday, and probably the
Idaho bill would not be concluded this
week.
Platt: We ought to get through with
the Idaho bill tomorrow.
The report having been read, the bill
was temporarily laid aside.
The Idaho bill was resumed and Cullom
made a brief speech in favor Of IL, after
which the bill was laid aside.
The house joint resolution continuing
the annual appropriations thirty days
after the close OF the fiscal year IL the APP
preparation bill has not become n law was
passed, and the senate adjourned.
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FAssErT ExoNERATED.
The senate Commits. Find lie Dia Noii.-
Ing Wrong.

BosToN, June 0.-The report OF the
senate committee exonerates Senator
Fassett from doing wrong. The report
adopted by the house committee find that
the West End company did maintain a
large lobby. Dinners were given; car
riages furnished members and hotel bills
paid by the West End company for MEM
bers Of the legislature. The committee
condemns the company for the lavish ex-
gravated the lobby evil. They do not
find that money was spent for corrupt in
fiuence or 10 bribc any member with. The
report OF the committee on the present
bill requires petitioners for legislation
to give the list Of names Of all persons
they employ.
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Dying i'm score. at CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June a0.-The registers Of
vital statistics were busy to-day register
ing death certificates, and should the
present rate keep up the mortality list
will be larger this than last week. The
majority OF the deaths reported to-day are
due directly or indirectly 10 the heat. The
death rate among the horses Is also very
great. Several additional deaths Of peo-
About midnight drenching rain storm Of
half an hours duration cooled the atmos-
phcre materially.
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Picking Out Their Frl.ndi..

Cry or MEXICO, June D.-A Central
American special states that Honduras
will make common cause with Guatemala
against San Salvador aud the latter Is
seeking an alliance with Nicaragua and
Costa Rico. Mexico remains neutral for
the present, though she has been appealed
to. Guatemala has declared censorship
over all kilograms. Everything is TO he
lent
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

Stray Crumbs of News Picked Up at the
National Capital.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Captain Erban,
the president of the board appointed to
try the cruiser Philadelphia, reports that
the vessel made voyage at n speed Of
1917 knots per hour over 40-mile course.
He will submit written report tomorrow.
The report assures the acceptance OF the
Philadelphia and guarantees the constriic-
tors a premium OF 100000.
1t is estimated at the treasury depart
ment that there has been a decrease of
about ssU,000,0OO In the public debt since
June 1. The total decrease for the fiscal
year is $S1 100000 as against $l14, 100000
FOR the previous fiscal year.
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WHEELING, w. Va, June 3O.-A terrific
electric storm visited this city this after
noon. A tremendous rainfall flooded the
streets and many cellars in the lower part
OF the city. The lightning played havoc
all through the city, but no lives are re-
ported lost. The telephone exchange was
was done at other points IN the city.
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Th.lr p,meul,ie. s-,tlr,I.

PIrrsBURo, June 30.-The scale confer
ence Of the iron manufacturers and the
committee of the Amalgamated Associa-
ton of Iron and Steel Workers ended
satisfactorily this evening. Work con-
tinues for another year without Interrupt
ton at all the mills In the country.
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Nearly "A Million More I'm Pensions.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-The secretary
of the interior transmitted TO the house
an estimate Of an additional appropria-
ton Of 1881 900. needed To carry out the
provisions Of the disability pension bill,
signed by the president last Friday. Eight
hundred thousand dollars OF this will be
for surgeons fees, 100000 for clerk hire
and the rest for incidental expenses.
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FoRrY-FouR YEARS IN BUILDING.

The Grand Cathedral In Philadelphia
Consecrated.
PHILADELPHIA, June D.-The Roman
Catholic Cathedral of st. Peter and 81.
Paul, the corner stone Of which was laid
September 6, 1886, was consecrated to-day
with most imposing ceremonies In the
presence of Cardinal Gibbons, bishops,
archbishops and priests from all parts Of
the country. The sermon was preached
by Cardinal Gibbons.
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rhe Fire Crnrker Cnrnrr ExnIo.Ie.i.

NEW YORK, June 0.-The ship Great
Admiral is unloading cargo of 4,0oO,0O
punches Of flre-crackers. She was lO4
days on her voyage from Hong Kong, and
her arrival caused prompt fall in the
fre-cracker market. Previous to her
coming there was "a decided corner.
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NEW YORK, June 3.-The bark Alliance,
from Nova Scotia. reports that the Nor
wegian bark Nordcap was burned at sea
on the 9th inst. OF crew of twenty six
were killed by falling yards while fighting
the flames. The remaining fourteen took
to the boats and were rescued after being
adrift for four days.
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Father Mollinrer DYING.

PTTTsBrRo. June 3.-Rev. Father Mol
linger, the faith curist. whose reputation
extends throughout tho whole United
States, is dying. He attended 10000
people on ST. Anthony's day but the strain
was too much and he broke down. He Is
said to be worth nearly two million dol.
lars.
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Tn. slay. Trad. May F,ourl.h.

LONDON, June 3.-The Brussels corre-
spondent Of the Times says il is not un-
likely that Hollands action will lead To
the dissolution of the anti-slavery confer
ence, In which event efforts to suppress
destroyed.
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storm. Ia Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June D.-A terrific
thunder storm with lightning and heavy
rain occurred this evening. Two men
were killed and several people were
struck by lightning and two people are
reported 10 have been killed while riding
along a road in the country,
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Postmasters Who Get Lift.
special To the Standard.

WASHINGTON, June Exchanges in the
salaries of presidential postofiices in Mon
tana will take effect July I as follows un-
der the readjustment to-day: Anaconda,
81 800 TO 81 800: Billings, 81 500 TO 81. 800;
Dillon, 81 500 to $1,6OO; Granite. SLIGO to
81. 400; Great Falls, Sl,700 TO 81 800; Liv-
ingston, 600 to II, 800; Marysville, 81 200
10 81 400; Philipsburg, 81, 400 to TO 1.5O0 I;
White Sulphur Springs, sl.1OO to Sl,20O; I;
Wickes 81 600 to fourth class.
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Kentucky, successor To Carlisle, was
sworn land took his seat.
Id 1cuate ou the federal election biif'
was resumed, Herbert of Florida being
accorded the floor.
Herbert dwelt on the history of the re-
construction period and said at that time
the negro had been taught To distrtlst the
southern white men. The negro is now
learning II was not for his interest TO ar
ray himself solidly agains, the white man
and the white man was doing everything
Ia his power to teach the negroes this les
son. IL the south were allowed to work
out the problem for itself the time would
soon come when the negro, being edu-
Gated as the white man was, would be
able TO take care Of himself both as tax
payer and as a citizen.
Houk of Tennessee. said his advocacy of
the national election law did not grow
out of any supposed emergency or neces-
sity notwithstanding there were variety
of reasons that the power OF the govern
ment should be asserted. Strangers
listening To the debate might think the
object of the measure was To arrest the
whole democratic party. What harm
would result from AN honest election
Had the democrats from the South prac-
ticcd dishoics: elections SO long that ID
woulHi break their hearts to have 20 stop
them? Ii was said the bill would cause
ras as.f. mr. "A a. A.
,h.. ,i,ns'.er,,ts u.re co,,batinr I, was
,nI;,;@,.i nroi,,,,;... m. ,,i,;ac,ion yas
no, ,I,,t H.. ;ol"rej man was hI.cL i'm,
that hc voted the renuhi,can ticket,
Coleman of Io,,isiana anno,,nceJ him
salf a renuhlican ho,h from convic,ion
mi nr;ni.;ni.,. a Sa,,,harn man hy h;rth
a.l,,cp,;on ani associa,inn He nnn"scj
tho enactmant az n Federal election In y, n
this time Ha wo,,,d enr,,ly snnnort the
na,ionaI a,ac,;on hiIi. he tHought ia on
aas,,,n". .,s,,,,,, sac,'r., an ho,..s, ha,io,
d., ,i,a s,,o,,"s,,;on tha, the nassa@a ~
s,,nh = r,..as,,r.. ',t lila time would have
III aWac, was has..d on sais.,
;n,nr,ss;ons aud on ;oporanca ~
~, ..,,a go, - y ~. - q, sns,s ,.o.,;ons
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W.. su.,,,,,., and ha 49, rs nnr.';n
,ha, ay s.y,,,,,. % anJ hinadsh.G -o,,i,, t,,,ina
us. ,,ou,,,,,,, ~ ,b;s ia,,,s,,,ion aud ,I,n,
~, ia,s, ,'n,,,d fa,I -, 80 n,,r,,ns.. '.s ha
mas su. ~" ,ha, ha ~o"Id vote o.a;nl, n 4" this
n.,.., ~, ,..,,n,..d ~ -, ~, sni;,i;,, -
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MURDEaoUs coNvIcTs.


RusK, Tex, June 3.-Convicts ut .
cocffng ramp N nnfsee south nj here as
saulted and killed the guard. The squad
then visited other camps and liberated
three squads. A large force OF officers are
in pursuit and bloodshed will follow as
the convicts secured firearms from the
farm houses.
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THE WALL rs sRokEN DOWN.
Imprisoned Hiii Farm Miners VIII b.
Reached some Time This Moruinx.

Reached some Time Thin MorninE.
DUNBAR, June D.-At II tonight the
drill struck into an entry and the air was
found TO he pure. II will take till 3 O'Clock
to dig away the coal so the rescuing party
can enter the Hill Farm mine to search
for the imprisoned men. The fate OF the
men will not be known till morning.
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It's Hot As Ever.

ST. LOUIS. June 3.-To-day's prostra-
tions from the heat numbered eight, and
two were fatal.
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An Editor Use. ~. Gun.

PARus, June 30.-M. Fonquir slightly
wounded the editor Of Motin i'm duel to-
day.
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OEOPLE's MARKET.

OEoPLE's MARKET.
barrett q Burnett
~<4SOk<EAAI.R- AND RETAIL BUTCHERS
THE OTHER ONLY
.ss family market In the city. AL Goods
- AstcAn'' Dayered Free OF Charge.
u,sxStreet ANACONDA
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Mack D.u,.. Their e.nu,n....-.

CHICAGO, June 0.-Joseph &. Mack re
appeared this morning. He asserts he
knows nothing about the affidavits which
bear his name and seal.
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In the senate.

wAsHiSoToS, June 3o.-The service in
of the late :. :. Cox was
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ALL READY TO CONFER
The Senators are but the House nem-
befs ore SLOW About II.
Rspuk1ioans Who Are Patriotic
Enough to Oppose the Federal
Elections Oag-Whitehali's Post
upDster Wants to Get Out.
special ne standard.

special NE standard.
WAs N<sruE, June Ex-senator Jones
got his Associates ON the senate silver con-
ferencd committee together to-day and
sent wopd 70 the chairman of the house
conferqbs that the senators were ready to
meet with the house people at the earliest
moment. Mr.. Conger was not ready,
however, and il Is doubtful II he can pos
sibly get Walker of Massachusetts back
TO this city until next "Wednesday. Sena-
tor Jones In confident that he will he able
TO get the confere's to accept his propo-
sition to buy A,sOO.OOO ounces q month,
but he 10 not so confident that he will be
able TO induce them TO approve the legal
tender clause as applied TO all certificates
issued against the silver. That will be
disappointment, but II may have TO be
borne.
One d the amendments offered to-day
by Mr.. lodge, to "the force" bill was
beaten In committee Of the whole by IA
votes aud the democrats are encouraged
to hope that the bill not pass tomorrow.
Several republicans have spoken aga inst
Il and will vote against IL. while others
will sneak rather than vote to kill caucus
measure. The debate to-day plainly indi-
Gated that, IL passed, the bill would con-
iiict with state laws and Inevitably lead
10 collisions between state and federal Of
ficers.
Sanders has received a letter
addressed just 10 'Coloner Sanders.
instead OF SENATOR" from f..
G.. Brooke, postmaster at Whitehall,
Montana, i'm which Brooke says that he
has little axe TO grind. Brooke has
been postmaster since 1865 and as he only
took the Office to establish his loyalty TO
the United States and thinks that he has
served long enough for that purpose, he
recommends that Wesley Mccall shall be
chosen as his successor. The worst that
can be said of Mccall Is that he votes the
republican ticket while Brooke says that,
for himself, he has been voting the demo-
cratic ticket for 25 years and is still grow
ing i'm the faith as age and knowledge in
crease. He wants Mccall TO take hold SO
that the Office can be removed tn the
railroad station where he keeps an hotel.
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4 A. HAsLEY,

- OAK STREET, ANACONDA, -
Is prepared to furnish estimates on plumb
ing, steam and hot water heating.
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n ,isomning, Paper Hanging and Frescoeing
Done In the best style OF the art.
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THE PORTE ALARMED
Russia Sends a Note That
Creates Uneasiness.
OPPOSING BULGARIAN DEMANDS
No Desire to Strengthen the Tottsrine
Throne Of Prince Ferdinand,

President BAr1IIAs Formally Declares
War on San sAlvndor--A Bitter Ar
rnagnment OF the EnElish ArIstocrapy
BY Lady DunIo's COunseI-ThIrty Arabs
Killed by spaniards.
coNsTANTrNoPLE, July an. Nelli-
don, the Russian Ambassador to
Turkey, has presented q note from Rus
sia to the Porte declaring that the
granting by Turkey of tho coposasions
demanded by Bulgaria would humiliats
the Sultan.
The Bulgarian demands, the note
says, are manoeuvres to strengthen the
tottsring throne of Prince Ferdinand
and his Illegal rule. Furthermore, it
says that Bulgaria is hostile to Russia,
and that the Porte's condensation to
that principally would ne an un-
triendly act toward Russia, and might
lead to serious consequences.
The attitude of Russia, as displayed
BY the note, seriously exercises the
Porte.