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Evening journal., 1890-05-02
MANpAMus ovERRuLEp.
The Court Unanimously sustains CITY
Council, This Morning.


Council, This Morning.
The action of City Council in throwing
out the fire dep artment election returns.
has been sustained by the Superior
Court City Solicitar Henry Clay Turner
is the happiest man in Wilmington
to day, and the cause of his Joy was the
following telegram which Judged. Frank
Ball received at IL 30 o'clock this morn
unanimously discharged mandamus
Rule that petitioners pay cost"
The story of the mandamus case is
briefly. On Monday, April z, ''the Fire
Department.held its bi annual election
for chief engineer and two assistants. The
election was bitter contest, and resulted
according to the official returns, in the
following vote: For chief engineer-A
E. Cloud, III; E. A, Robinson. 1871; for
first assistant-Lewis Peeky, 1859; James
F. Kane, 181; for second assistant
James NJ. Dickerson, ITO; William T.
Green, 1S1.
The first candidate for each position
made combination ticket, while the sec
ond made the reform ticket.
The latter had majority of votes,
but a majority of companies was
necessary. Fame Hose was the hingeing
company, and the judges of the election
reported that the Cloud ticket had a
majority Of eight votes.
When the returns were brought before
City Council for approval the Fame Hose
boilers presented strong protest against
the returns from that company. More
than fifty men swore that they voted for
Robinson Kane and Green
Council held four special meetings and
heard deal of evidence from the pro
testing side. The combination portion
If the company refused to appear before
City Council, because of so-called i'll
treatment.
On Wednesday evening, April IL, City
Council decided that the election at the
Fame Hose Company contained fraud,
ind the returns from that company were
brown out. President Farra then de-
;ided that as each ticket received the
Totes of three companies, there was no
Election,
The combination men in the meantime
consulted with counsel, and on Thursday
evening, April Is, Sheriff Allen appeared
the Council chamber and directed
he Council to 90 before the
superior Court, in session at
Georgetown on Tuesday, April %,
nd show cause why the returns from
he Fame Hose Company should not be
ounted and Cloud, Peeky and Dickerson
laced in the positions of chief engineer
nd first and second assistants.
The case was argued at Georgetown.
ity Solicitor n. G. Turner represented
he city, and was assisted by Judge ].
rank Ball and George b. Bates, Esq.
levi G. Bird, L. G. Vandegrift and viii
ard Salisbury, Jr., Esqs., were counsel
or the petitioners. Little evidence was
Mken.
City Solicitor H. c. Turner sent the
riefs to the judges yesterday, and this
forming they unanimously overruiedsthe
landamus.
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M nnv in Ilerlin.

BERLIN, May 1.-Two thousand workmen
assembled yesterday afternoon and marched
in procession through Muerzstrasse to
Alexander Platz. Asa Socialist demonstra-
tion the movement was a complete fiasco.
The military were ordered out nominally
for field exercise, and the police were in
structed,to ignore the workingmen as far
as possible, and only to interfere in case any
Of the men at work were threatened OF mo
Tested
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rher stnrmed a Prison.

VIENNA. May 2Sixty workingmen's
meetings were held here yesterday at all
Of which resolutions favoring an eight
hour day were adopted There were no
disturbances in any quarter of the city.
A riot occurred az prosnitz yesterday after
noon, growing out of an attempt on the
part Of workingmen TO liberate some Of
their comrades who had been imprisoned
A mob Of 1000 made rush on the prison
with the intention Of setting the inmates
free, but they were met by a strong body
Of troops and repulsed. A few Of tho
rioters were hurt
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a Onlct Dnv n snnIn.

MADRID, May Thousands Of working
men assembled in the Buen Retro gardens
yesterday and appointed delegates to pre-
sent petition to the cortes for an eight
hour law. The delegates were cordially
received. The streets were everywhere
guarded by military and police. The An
archists held mass meeting, at which
orators denounced the social system and
the tyranny Of the masters.
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Ther sIaIe lhe nnene... Lewal..

EDINBUEGH, May 2.-While the Duke and
Duchess of Edinburgh were attending the
ceremonies Of opening the electric exhibit
ton the jewels OF the duchess were stolen.
from their apartments at the Balmoral
hotel. The police believe that the robbery
was the work Of one or more Of Billy pOr-
ter's gang the work having been daring Ia
conception and skilful IN execution. The
jewels are Of enormous value and comprise
some rare gems, which the duchess was
won't 70 wear only on state occasions
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MANY ARRESTS In PARIS
Nearly Five Hundred Rioters
were Locked Up. j
FEW COLLISIONS WITH POLICE.

The May Day Bogey Proves Very Harm
less Fellow Across the water London
Was Very Outlet Remember chioago''
Was the Inscription on One Banner.
LONDON, May 2.-The terrible May day
bogey has come and gone, and very insig-
niieant aud harmless fellow he has shown
himself to be. What little disorder there
was oa the continent has been confined to
street fights and brawls Of proportions far
beneath tie character Of riot and the
sangmnary Socialist and the bloodthirsty
Anarchist laid low all day In London the
street displays Of the boasted strength of
the workingman were ridiculous in their
meagerness. The Socialists and trades or
ganizations, however, declare thai they are
reserving their forces for Sunday when they
will give an example Of their power that
will cause society 10 tromble On all sides
are heard angry murmurs at the sudden
and unwarranted action Of the authorities
in sprnging a large force Of police upon
the scene Of the demonstration, together
with the proclamation regulating the pa
rade and restricting their route
They Avili Resent 1t Sunday.
This they declare will be resented on
Sunday unless the programme Of the Off
cials is in the meantime modified, which,
Of course, it will not be As a matter Of
fact very few Of those who did parade were
genuine workers The pocket picking bri-
gade was ont in full force and many Of tho
craft were arrested The third division Of
the procession WAS composed Of 500 girls
representing the strikers from the envelope
factories. They carried among other ban
ners one bearing the inscription Those
Who DO Not Dare TO Celebrate Today Arc
Slaves
Remember Chicago"
Another banner was inscribed. "Remem-
her Chicago and displayed pictures Of
chains, handouts, nooses, etc, together
with the names Of Spies, Parsons and their
companions on the gallows and The last
words Of Spies.
The Socialist leader, Morris, delivered
fiery speech in Hyde park and strongly
advocated the organization Of concurrent
strikes throughout the whole world with
the single object Of securing a universal
eight hour day If a struggle with the
authorities should result from the move
ment, he declared, the working classes
would find il much easier and pieasanttr
to fight TO the death than TO starve to
death, Violent speeches were also made at
several points in the East End
Cowed by the Military.
The general quietude on the continent is
due 10 the perfect military arrangements,
the presence Of large bodies Of troops under
arms oyerawing the turbulent element.
Upwards Of $4,000 soldiers were stationed
in Vienna alone and Berlin was literally
crammed with soldiery. Onlyin Paris has
there been any disorder worthy the name
of fighting
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Pnhlio sale.

Thomas R. Lally, real estate agent,
will sell at public sale tomorrow after
noon, commencing at $3.50 p. m, seven
teen choice building lots close to the
Eighth street electric cars. where land is
rapidly enhancing in value and also com
manding an excellent view Of the Della
ware river
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Nem nelamare phrsinians.

At the 10th annual commencement Of
the medical department of the University
Of Pennsylvania. which was held in the
Academy Of Music, Philadelphia, yester-
day, Sheridan r. Manship Of Milton. ].
Riddle Sharp of Harrington and George
A. Steinicken of this city received the
degree of NJ d,
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The shne Rnslness Is Good.

BosToN, May 2-The Lasters' Protective
union convention met here with lSi repre-
sentatives Of sixty-nine branches Of the
union present. Business in nearly every
shoe center Of the country was reported
good. Edward McSweeney was elected
traci1ant
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wilmInrton wheel Clnb

The Wilmington Wheel Club held its
bi-weekly meeting last night and
transacted routine business. On Sunday
the members will take club run TO
West Chester, and on Monday night a
moonlight run 70 Claymont.
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Entertainment at odd Fellows Hall.

Entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall.
An enjoyable entertainment was given
Odd Fellows Hall by the Lenape Or
hestra, Improved Order of Red Men.
he program was as follows: "Our
ocial Gathering. which was followed.by
omic songs by g. Turner, Eugene Start,
H. Neary and Daniel Wright; the four
entlemen sang "Eulalie;" piano solo,
liss Ida McNelly; song and dance, II. O.
cary; cornet solo, Harry King; comic
Setch, Messrs. Turner and Wright
lagic, Mr.. Neary; after piece, "Bill
ones' Cousin, by Messrs. Wright, Tur-
ar and Marry
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naNnnnis Mern Tsed.

In the Place dc Ia Concorde last evening
procession attempted 70 pass down the
Rue de la Cirque toward the Elysee The
police barred the way and commanded the
parade 70 stop, but the paraders defed them.
The municipal guards then charged upon
the mob with bayonets, wounding many in
the front ranks The crowd then broke.
A large number Of arrests were made The
paraders arrested were discharged at mid
night they having been charged simply
with refusing TO move on.
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Two Libel suites.

3eciRl Despatch EvRFING JoURNAL.
DOVER. May 2. The grand Jury found
'ue bills in both this Eenton political
bel suits of Graham va. Wallace and
Wallace vs. Graham, to-day.
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LYONS Skipped His Bail.

Boston, May 9-Iyons, arrested here
for breaking Jail in Connecticut. failed to
answer in court and his 5000 bail was for.
feited
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BUSINESS CARps.
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Q0Q KING STREET

500 KING STREET.
We are just giving our fruit away We
don't want to carry any fruit over and we are
selling it off regardless of cost. California blue
plums are rare at l2c; so are white grapes at
DC. French prunes, pounds for 25c We are
crust flour at 30c., a bag, and excellent coffee.
lse. We have the whitest flour and sugar and
the best tea and coffee in this city. We aresiust
giving all our canned goods away. Have you
and those prunes for dinner baskets, only 1Ocg
They are much better than pie Have you
tried Morris best hams? This lot Is all we
can sell for l2e. We have boneless hams and
shoulders at l0c., pound. Our good butter
is only 15c pound. owen syrup, 15c.. quart
at r. NJ. WIER'S,
300 Iyfng atraat
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THE rule Of taking a thing without
a king for il stops With kissing Jour
girl Philadelphia Times
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oyer 500 Arrests IN rnrI..

PARIS, May AIT an early hour this
morning an excited crowd thronaed the
boulcyards, which were patrolled by the
police and military A detachment Of cav
airy charged upon crowd in the Place de
Chateau Il Eau and etfectually dispersed it
The total number Of arrests during the day
Is nearly 800
Evening journal., 1890-05-02
TAMEs A. KELLY.
REGIS rER's ORDER.
STEERS ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Del !, March u, 1890
Upon the application of William Morrison,
Castle hundred, in said comfy. de
ceased. II is ordered and directed by
the Register that the administrator
Administration upon the estate Of the deceased
with the date of granting thereof bv causing
advertisements to be posted within forty DAYS
trom the date OF such Letters in six Of the
most public places of the county Of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate TO present the same, or
abide BY an Act OF Assembly in such case made
inserted within the same period in the EVEN
ING JoURNAIA a newspaper published IN Will
mington. Del. and TO be continued therein
three weeks, e. o. d.
tilven under the hand and Seal
49, of Office of the Register Aforesaid
lis at Wilmington, in New Castle
county aforesaid, the day and wear
A--j above written - ~ '
JOHN X. BRADFORD. Register.
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JOHN K. BRADFORD. Register.
NOTICE

All persons having claims against the estate
Of the decea p ru't present the same duly
attested 70 the Administrator, on OF before
March z. lr a. or abide the ACtOf Asse4nnlv
In such case mad, and provided.
WILLIAM MORRISON.
AdMiniStratori
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PRICE 9,
Saving you from so cents to
81 on every Hat.

nc UWTy ITW IN WTIW1nETOn TnHT mHUU-
features their own Fur Stiff and Soft Hats.
Jus6 received a nice line Of Bovs' and Child
ren's Hats and Caps which can't be beat for
style, beauty and price. at prices that CAN'T be
undersOld. SEQ Boys Polo Caps which we are
giving away at cents each. Boys Cloth Hats
for 20 cents can't be beat for IS cents. Boz -
Cloth Hats for 81 cents, can't be beat for 80
cents, satin lined. Our 4s cent Hat for BOYS
Is cheap at 70 cents. A few novelties In Child
ren's Hats and Caps, which we are selling al
y and 10 cents, would be cheap at 81. Give us
p call and be satisfied that our prices are the
lowest Open Evenings till 8 o'clock.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Evening journal., 1890-05-02

L INFLUENZA, CATARRH, BRONCHITIS
4 =. Asthma Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Dyspsepsla 81 Liver, kidney and an skin diseased
MONTGOMERY. 2o3 n. 9th 81 Philadelr,l,ia''
Evening journal., 1890-05-02
Big InduCeTlent Sale for Saturday

We have added few fine Shoes secured this ps
genuine BARGAIN PRICES.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04
An Important Difference.

From the jewelers. Weekk.
"Thc presentation To Tony Pastor of a
diamond badge" said an old actor re-
Gently, "reminds me of qneer prescnta-
tion several years ago. II seems that a
lady, desiring to make her favorite minis
ter present, went To Tiffany & Co. and
selected valuable silver vase.
"The inscription she desired tn have APP
pear ON the vase was TO my pastor" and
this she thought she wrote quite plainly
for the cngraver. Unfortunately the writ
ing was not quite plain, and when the
lady called to get her vase she was sur
prised to see inscribed on IL in beautiful
letters the words Tony Pastor
"Of course she refused la take the vase.
and Tiffany kept il on n shelf. A friend
of Tony Pastor heard of the existence of
the vase, bought il and gave il To him.
Tony has il now"
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04
MEATH JUMBO HILL.
News Items Picked Up Isy the ''stsndard
In the Garden City.

News Items Picked Up By the .'stsndard' .
In the Garden City.
Special IN the standard.
MIssouLA, July 3.-Mrs. Sine and her
son left the Northern Pacific hospital yes
terday evening and proceeded on their
way TO Portland.
Under Sheriff Mctlung this afternoon
arrested Harry Myers for petit larceny.
The warrant was issued on complaint
sworn out by w. johnson charging Myers
with getting some of his money aud blow
ing il in. He had got almost to the fort
when fate overlook him and the hard
hand of the law compelled him 10 register
at the hotel de Houston.
Drs. u. +. aud +. G.. Ellis, dentists Of St.
Paul are going To locate here and will
take Offices i'm the Higgins block. As
soon as they are settled their parents will
join them.
Under Sheriff McClung returned from
Burnt Fork creek where he sold some
property on the foreclosure of mortgage
held by the First National bank. The bank
il i'm.
II. A. Day, special agent of the Wash
ington National Building and loan asso-
citation of Seattle, came in from Helena
this morning.
Ike n. Smith, special executive agent of
the New York Life Insurance company
for Western Montana and Idaho. arrived
from Philipsburg to-day.
DIR. l.. +. Penny, homeopathic physi-
clan Of 81. Paul, will come here to locate
July Is.
The district court adjourned yesterday
afternoon until Monday.
The town is gay with flags and bunting,
while the streets are lined with ever
greens. Nothing like il was ever seen in
Missoula.
The following notices of mining loca-
tions were filed to-day: The Nellie BLY,.
in the range of mountains north of White
Fish lake, i'm the unorganized district, by
Il. =. Emerson and :. n. Pool. The Cllpp,
in the range Of mountains west of White
Fish lake, i'm the unorganized district, 10y
Jumbo, about eight miles from White
Fish lake aud in the vicinity of the head
of Biz Creek, III the unorganized district,
by Daniel u. Ankcr and James L. Euris.
The Daddy, about ten miles north of
White Fish lake and on the head waters
of Big Creek, and about one-half mile
from said creek, by L. n. Emerson and =.
n. Pool. The Blue Bird, about ten miles
north of White Fish lake and on the head
waters of Big Creek, 10y +. II. Emerson
and ;. n. Pool. The Hunter. about eight
miles from White Fish lake and in the
vicinity of the head waters of Big Creek,
in the unorganized district, by Daniel IL.
Anker and James II. Euris. The Janit
placer claim, 40 acres, i'm unorganiled dis
trct, by J. j. Ryan and 4. l.. Harman.
Dahlonega placer claim, lG0 acres of fire
and brick clay land in Thompson Falls,
by j. 4. Carter, +. G.. Potter, Floyd Clos
ser, Elias Lytle, William Thornton, ID. Il.
Oronnor, &. j. Best and Frank Carter.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04
Association of Mechanics.

A new organization was formed Tues
day night as branch of the National As
sociation of Mechanics. About twenty
five membcrs were present at the meet
ing held in Daly's hall, and n most entbu-
siastic spirit prevailed. The organization
is purely protective and beneficial. and "a
charter has been sent for ny the order.
Mr.. Lcnnehan of Butte was present
10 organize the association. The follow
ing officers were elected: 4. &. Harring-
ton. master machncst; W. Bowden, past
master; James Howley, worthy foreman
u. i. Frazer, secretary; Joseph Heslop,
treasurer; Mr.. Brown, conductor: Mr..
Mckay, inside sentinel and MIR. Victor
worthy chaplain. Another meeting will
be held as soon as the charter arrives
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04
PERSONAL.

=. l.. Russell Of Butte came over last
night and will spend tine Fourth in Ana
conda.
James McNulty, formerly Of this city.
now Of Butte, will spend the day with his
old friends.
DIR. Harlenbrook returned from Three
Forks yesterday and will spend the Fourth
with his family.
j. w. Cornelius returned from Great
Falls yesterday. He expects to locate in
Great Falls permanently in short time.
Shelly Tm,le left yesterday morning
for short trip To Missoua.
II. II. Hoge and wife left for Butte yes
ter,lay morning. Mr.. Hoge returned
again last evening.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04
HE ONLY RENTED 1T.
An Old Gentleman Pay. Fi,. Cents FOR the
Use of "a Fan.

Use Oh r""'
From the Detroit Free fress
"Fans! FANS" shrieked the butcher IN
the theater one sweltering night recently
as the curtain rolled up ON the first act of
.,Tho po;son p,,n,,t, ar Gland. Mel
-.
"o''c Wo'"s. ,,,,
Agenuenian down III 'he paiuneau row
motioned To the boy and inquired the
price.
"Fiye cents for a fam" said the boy.
Tho ,on,Ieman ,.ro,,uced n nickel and
.a;..a,, ~ ,,,,.,, a;u,sy affair sc,rceI,.
,''e'co u" ,u'" ~ a..
large enough To sur ny. -,
He famed away diigentiy curing inc
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04

From the London News.
One of the freaks of fashion In Paris.
our correspondent writes, is To give din
ncrs in the Eiifcl tower. Dn Saturday
the Prince and Princess Radzivill enter
tanned there the Due and Duchesse de
Doudcauvillc. the Comtc and Comtesse de
Talleyrand. the Prince and Princess de
Cystria, Comte de Secbach and others.
A lift was was hired for the evening for
the exclusive usc of the party and adorned
inside with flowers aud elegant draperies.
Four powdered. Wallets were i'm attendance
at the entrance. The table was profusely
fowars
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04

grand balloon ascension will take
place in connection with the John Robin
son show, and when al an altitude of over
900 feet the intrepid aeronaut will leap
10 the earth, leaving his balloon sailing
among the clouds. Remember this is a
free exhibition given at each place the
great show exhibits and will take place
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04
Great Reduction In Rates,

Taking effect August 1, the Northern
Pacific Railway will reduce their rates as
follows:
Unlimited first class, Butte to ST.
faul ,......t tt..s,.t. .--..,. .r.r... Sto w
Secoud class, Butte To st. Paul .... 25 90
Round trip between Butte and st.
Paul ..'.................... 60 90
This is "A reduction of Ss.15 on first class,
$50 second class and Ssi.75 on the round
trip ticket. Bear in mind that the North
ern Pacific runs the best equipped and
fastest trains i'm the Northwest. Office
cnrner Main and Granite streets.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04
The Montana Unions special.

Attention is directed To the fact that "A
special train over the Montana Union will
leave Anaconda nj II O'Clock tonight to
convey To Butte persons who may wish la
spend the evening in this city. The train
will leave promptly and make a rapid run
To Butte. Ii will immediately make the
return trip, leaving Butte promptly at
midnight and reaching Anaconda AT
N.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04
THE WEATHER

The daily record of the thermometer in
this city is reported by A. II. Playter,
druggist. corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was: Z n. m, "a
degrees above; u M, - degrees above;
D. m, 80 degrees above; y. M, a. tie
0rees above.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04

The John Robinson shows which cx-
hibit in Anaconda tomorrow require six
acres Of ground for the huge exhibition
tents. The hippodrome canvas used this
year Is the largest circus tent ever manu-
factured.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04
sIO-First Class-xiO
yes Second Class S25
x8o Round Trip s1o

Commencing August I, the Great North.
ern Railway line Montana Central Rail.
way will sell tickets from Butte to ~.
Paul as follows: First class $40. second
class s35, round trip $50. Office l06 Main
street, Butte.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04

To the members of the Bricklaycrs'.
Stonemasons' and Stonecuttcrs' Union of
Anaconda: You are requested Ia meet at
the STANDARD hall AT s:30 O'Clock ON the
morning Of the Fourth Of July 90 make ar
raDgements for taking part in the parade
ON that day.
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To whom May Concern.

All persons indebted to W. II. Burrows
on or before June l6. isso will call at the
old stand and settle their accounts imme-
diately. This notice is made 10 save them
trouble and expense.
w. w. TURNEY, Collector.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04
Reduced Rates to Miiwauee. Wis For the
knights OF Pytbias Encampment.

For the above occasion the Northern
Raciflc Railroad company will sell tickets
on July ID 10 9th. inclusive, TO Milwaukee.
Wis. and return for one fare. Tickets
good for return passage until July oath.
JAMES :. McCAlo, General Agent.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04

The members of the Young Mems In
stitute will meet AT Standard hall at 20
this morning for the parade.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04

George, the 2-year-old son of George
Schcnert, who keeps the New York
butcher shop on Park avenue was run
aud his leg was broken at the hip.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04

The members Of Alert Hose company,
No. and ., are requested TO meet at the
fire hall at 9:sp this morning in uniform.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04

You are requested 10 meet in your arm
ory on Friday morning, July ith, AT $50
a. m. BY order Of
WM. KELLY, Lieut..
PATICk WALSH. Sgt.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04

DIR. ST. Jean yesterday purchased a fine
horse from DIR. Jones for 500. The ami
NAL is clean looking mare and is cap
able of making good time.
The Anaconda standard., 1890-07-04

The employees Of the Montana Union
railroad were paid off yesterday instead
Of the customary fifth of the month. This
was done owing To the Fourth of July be-
ing to-day.