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FELL DOWN A SHAFT.
Peculiar and Interesting suit Now or
Trial In the District Court.

Peculiar and Interesting Suit Now ON
Trial In the District Court.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, July 3.-Trial of a civil suit of
more than usual interest was begun in
the district court this afternoon. The case
is brought by Emma Rowe, through Alex.
Rowe, her guardian, againgt &. X. Kcsslcr
et al, and is for damages in the sum of
$1,000. In the complaint il il alleged that
on July :, 1ss7, the complainant, "A minor,
while playing with other children near
the Belle of Butte mine. fell down the
shaft. a distance Of 80 feet, aud sustained
covered and which may result in perma-
nently impairing her health. The com
plant further alleges that the careless
ness of the defendants i'm allowing a
small ear Ia remain on the track near
the mouth Of the shaft is directly the
cause of the accident, tempting the plain
Till To play with the ear by riding on il
back aud forth from the shaft To the end
of the track ON the dump. II was while
doing this that the ear got beyond the con-
troll of the children and fell down the
shaft, carrying the plaintiff with il. II is
further alleged that il was the duty of the
defendants To have kept the mouth Of the
shaft covered, especially as a well defined
trail much f~rcquentcd by the public
passed passed within "A distance of twenty
fect of the shaft.
Considerable time was required 10 Sc
cure "A Jury. aud when the court adjourned
for the day the case had only been fairly
commenced. Several days, II IL thought.
will be necessary Ia try the case.
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MINERS AND MINING.
Reports Of Rich Strikes, New Prospects
and General Mining News.

The Sifrer Slate says j. II. Arms and T..
L. Mckinstry returned from a prospecting
Iouf IN the mountains near Champion.
Ihe boys say that they struck something
They believe 10 he rich.
Elliston has grown 10 considerable
prominence during the past year, and It's
growth In something wonderful. Elljston
has three producing quartz mines aside
from its placer mining.
A rich strike is reported 20 have been
made a few days ago in the New State
mine on little Cottonwood creek, Orc Elmo
district. The property is being worked by
butte parties who, we are informed, have
plenty Of capital.
A. Lambeth informs us that he will in a
few days begin work ON the Dakota mine
At Neihart. He proposes to run a tunnel
some .So feet below the present one and
viii tap the mine at a depth of 600 feet
Great Fails Tribune.
The opening Of good ore bodies in sew
eral mines of Orc Elmo, since our last
issue Is encouraging. II practically estab-
fishes the worth of the mines of that To-
cality, and gives a feeling of relief To those
VINO nave been so enterprising In opening
them up. Champion may now he termed
a full fedged mining cam.p-SiIrer State.
The original Hatta Mining and Milling
Company of Dunkleberg is being ne
eotiated for by Salt Lake parties, and It is
thought that the sale will be made. Sew
eral shipments of ore from this mine has
yielded large returns, but he last car load
shipped two weeks ago Melted S1,597 -.
There Is % tons of the same kind Of ore
on the dump which will be shipped as
early as is desirable. This is only one of
the many rich mines of Dunklcberg dis
trict.
Edwin Simpson returned home from
Butte, Monday morning, where he had
been to see Mr.. Long who received severe
injuries in falling in an excavation mt that
place, says the Siirer State. Mr.. Long is
getting along nicely and expects To be up
in a few days. In consequence of his in
juries the Hidden Hand mine was closed
down until he is able to look after il again.
George Convey of the officers of the
company was here Sunday 10 settle with
the men.
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THE COPPER MARKET.
The General Tone OF the Market still
Very strong.

The General Tone OF the Market stiiI
Very strong.
The tone of the market is still very firm
indeed. and although the difficulties with
the workmen, which threatened Ia result
in serious strikes at several Of the Lake
mines, have now been arranged, values
have shown no inclination Ia give way.
clearly proving that b. position is inner
entity strong. OF Lake brands nothing is
now obtainable from producers below
lee. but from second holders a few small
lots might possibly still he secured at
from 1914 4, but IL ooks as II these lots
would soon he out of the way. As was
generally foreseen, the demand for ARR
IONA copper has greatly increased, and
those descriptions have nov been adj
vanccd 10 15L-A. Casting brands are
also held for higher prices, and nothing
is now obtainable below li4sfl5. To sum
up. the market is extremely strong for all
sorts, and deliveries are going on at a
very great rate. In London the market
for Chill bars aud G.. NJ. Is. copper which
closed last wcek at a slight reaction stiff
fened again. and after opening steady on
Monday morning gradually and steadily
advance, closing to-day as per cable adj
vices at e5s LIS. cdr f59 spot and f59 los:
" $50 LIS. Cd, three months, or a rise OF
from los. to los. for the week. The
AMOUNT of business done in London dur.
ing the week has been very large, "A total
of nearly GOO tons OF G.. NJ. BIS having
! changed hands during that time at grad
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SUMMARY,
ANNIE ROONEY.
d l. In the Butte City Jail Charged
with Getting Full.

Il BN tIt Ntstiustiu ~
Butte. July 3.-Some OF the more
patriotic of Butte's populacc evidently
made a mistake in dates, or else their
| desire tn properly celebrate the glorious
Fourth was So strong as 10 arouse their
enthusiasm too early, judging from the
number arraigned i'm the police court
| today. Unfortunately for themselves
| some of the boys overlooked The matter
| of finances and in consequence will spend
the nations noted day In a ozark, dank
dungeon" far removed from the noise of
| the spiicful fire cracker and the whizzing
rocket.
John Shields is one of these. He got
drunk and spent his last nickle, conse-
quently could not pay the fine imposed
and was committed.
l.. JiTkius, said by the police TO be "A
''pinkic," was arraigned on three charges,
| one for vagrancy and the others for as
sault aud battery. Mr.. Jiifkins was AR
rested last night for assaulting Hazel
Graiiicld. He was eleased on bonds,
and as soon as free returned and gave
Miss Hazel another beating. He was
again arrested and jailed. A plea of not
guilty Ia each of the charges caused his
hearing To be postponed until Saturday.
Thomas u. Polylaisc paid 81 and costs
for indulging in a mild spree.
George Martin paid a similar fine for
indecent exposure.
John Vanson was arrested by an officer
bearing the same name and fined 81 and
costs for indecent exposure. He paid.
Patrick McDermott pleaded not guilty
of disturbing the peace and was remandcd
until next Saturday.
Mike Tighe was arrested by Officer
Leyden for begging. He will he kept in
seclusion until after to-norrow's festiyi-
ties when he will he tried.
Annie Rooney, not the made famous
in song. but a very naughty young lady of
the ''bad lands" filled up on fighting
whisky this afternoon and attempted To
run" the Silver Bow lodging house. Of
ficer Leydcn arrested her, and as she was
too drunk to he tried she was placed in
the bridal chamber, where she will re-
main until the 9Th.
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lie CayeJ.

From the Detroit Free Press.
A big man, having a big bundle under
either arm, hustled into the Third street
depot yesterday and was rushing for one
of the gates, when an official asked him
where he wanted to go.
ITO Flint" was the reply.
TRAINS gone"
"When ="
"Half an hour ago."
"Then I'll sue the company. II lacks a
minute now of train time"
"You are off, SIR"
"Bet you a million dollars. Sec here.'
He pulled ont his watch and triumph
antly pointed to the hands, which backed
his statement. The other took the watch
and held ii To his ear, and smiled and
said:
mo tick here. That watch stopped last
night"
"Kick me for an old COW IL IL didn't,'
exclaimed the owner as he held il up. at
is n Harrow escape for this railroad.
though, and | hope you'll receive a great
moral warning. I'D a peppcred you for a
cool S50,000O, sure"
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The Magnolia Company.

The cross cut i'm this property, which
has caused SO much favorable comment
OF late, is O i'm 65 feet, being IL fet i'm
the lead, and as yet the hanging wall has
no been struck. The Siirer State says
they are taking out some good quartz the
entire distance and the foreman is sure
that a few days more will bring them 10
the wall. Water is coming freely and the
superb hoist is kept busy keeping the
mine dry. j. Z. Strauhal, n of the OIL
GERS OF the company, was at the mine
Monday, and is greatly pleased with the
outlook.
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ANOTHER
She Was Not the Only One Who Saved
smiths Life.

smiths Life.
From the Lewiston Journal.
1t is generally known that in 1914 Cap
tain John Smith. of Pocahontas fame,
made n trip to what is now known ms
Gardiner, Me-, but there was an incident
that occurred during that visit that is
known by very few people. The Cabassas
were presided over by a chief having
headquarters at what is now Gardiner.
known as Cabassa, who had a daughter
named Schools, famed among her tribe
for her beauty and grace. She was
unfortunately smitten at once with
the gallant captain, who was, by the
way, the first white man TO visit these
parts, and who was received with
great cordially. Smith had with him n
lieutenant named Hunt, who was of
rather a quarrelsome disposition and
prone tn mutiny. When time came for
the party of whites to depart Hunts
mutinous spirit showed itself, and with a
small party of followers he left Smith,
going in an opposite direction. His party
took with them as captives several of the
tribe of Cabassas.
The chief. considering the whites one
party. by a great mistake followed Cap
tain Smiths loyal band, which camped
that night about from the present location
of Gardiner. i'm an easterly direction.
Sebeis, thinking to warn the captain, hur-
ried on before the party of enraged In
dams, but arrived too late, for as she ar
rived AT the camp the first volley of arrows
was delivered.
Thinking to save Smith. she fled to him,
threw her arms about his neck, and in
that position received an arrow in the
breast that caused instant death. The
chief was palsied at the accident. and or
dered hostilities to he ceased. This al
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The star.

Among the valuable properties in Orc
Elmo non have made a better showing
than the Morning Star. At the depth of
100 feet water came in so fast that, having
no machinery, the men were compelled
to leave the shaft, Negotiations are now
pending for the purchase Of machinery,
when work will be actively resumed. Out
of this property some of the richest ore
known to that country has been taken.
There are many who will be glad when
work is resumed on it.-Siirer Sfafe.
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ually increasing prices. The latest quo
tationr for reflaed and manufactured
sorts are: English tough, f62d f62 lOs.;
strong shets, E70d71; best selected, f64
los. "a f65; yellow metal, sgd. PEI. pound.
A sale Of 700 IONS Boston Il Montana
matte, for delivery from July TO Decem-
her. is also reported. at the comparatively
very low price of lis. 3D., English terms.
II is anticipated that the total deliveries
in England will again he very large for
the present month.-Mining and Engineer
ing Journal.
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~ Was lnesnJiarIsm.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BuTrf, July 3.-The belief that Mon
day mornings fire at the Colorado smell
ter was incendiary is growing stronger.
Evidences AVE been discovered that the
fire was carefully kindlcd and covered
with "A - 80 arranged that the tire could
not be seen until there had been a good
Roadway.
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The Lead M

The market, which closed strong last
week mt 4'J0, was hammered down early
in the week by certain operators, and
some sales took place at 4'45 and 4'42E,
but the quantity Of metal offered at these
figures was very small and buyers were
only too ready to pick them up at the first
chance. When they were out of the mar
ket prices quickly improved again, and
We close very firm to-day mt 4'50 To i'55.
-Minin1 and Enaineerinn journal.
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SPECIAL Correspondence II the Standard.
Butte, July B. William w~ehrspaun,
the sexton. has found the body of an in
FAINT child in the cemetery, buried under
about six inches OF earth. The body was
neatly packed ina wooden box, and was
placed at right angles TO the general run
OF burials in the cemetery. This is the
fourth burial in the cemetery without the
knowledge of sexton or undertakers.
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4 Cash Inducem.nt.

Prom the EToch.
SmilaN-So Wantrox didn't marry foi
beauty
BrodiN-No; lac married for booty.
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Louis s. got a bad start and kept behind
throughout. Marquis was not pushed.
took the lead AT the first eighth and held
il throughout. Gloster followed him a
length or so behind and showed up much
better than in the other heats. Louis :.
lind TO be whipped 20 ave his distance.
This closed the race, Marquis taking first
place, Louis 5. second and Gloster third.
WEST SIpE RACING AssoCIATIoN-July meet
ing. same day aud track. Trotting. race, mile
heats, hest 2 In 8. Purse SfA, divided e2l5 To
nrsf, SO 10 second, SIS to third.
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MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.

Prices bid and Asked ON the New Board
Yesterday.
BUTTE, July 3.-The following were the
official quotations at . u. IN. call to-day:
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Buy and sell Domestic and Foreign Exchange
and transact a general banking business.
Collections promptly attended 20. Ex-
change drawn ON London, Edinburg,
Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast, Paris,
Hamburg, Berlin and all the
leading cities OF Europe.
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Commencing with this sale on Saturday the first TEN Ladies
buying a boys suit, regardless of price, will be given a boys coat.
Bring the boys and cothe them.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
what RussellyIlle Has.

Russsllville has population Of about
l400 souls; has public school OF over
400 enrolled pupils, under the efficient
management Of Prof. A. e. Lee and
ave able asslstants; has q colored
school, with ~ pupils enrolled, In
charge OF Prof. ID. b. James, an edu-
Gated colored man, who holds first
grade certificate; has churchss, no
saloons, o general merchants. 2 drug
stores, 8 family groceries, livery sta
BILE, 2 banks whose combined capital 10
$50, 900, newspaper and printing es-
adjustment, hardware store. furni-
ture stores, harness and saddlery
store, millinery stores, Ieweier and
opticlan, meat markets, 2 barber
shops, taller, ] cotton factory, fruit
canning factory, cigar factory, I ho-
tells, 8 restaurants. 3 blacksmith shops,
wagon factory, l Touring mill. grisl
mile. DOL cardIng factory, cotton
gins, / marble shop, 5 mystic societies,
lawyers, 4 doctors, notaries public
and two justices Of the peace.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
$4,000 Cook Stove
TO GIVEN AWAY.

To our Many Customers and the
Public Generally:
Now that the season for collecting Is
with US again and our method OF In
dueing early settlement last year hay-
Ing met with such gratifying success.
we have decided TO do the same thing
again this year. In order 10 get our
books closed by January lst, We will
give 10 some one OF our customers one
Of our best $4,000 Cook Stoves. Every
dollar you pay on your own account,
will give you numbered ticket, and
tbs cash purchase Of one dollars worth
OF goods will also entitle you 10 a
chance In the drawing which will take
~laee December 81. We will com
nencs giving away tickets October i.
vet your tickets before you leave the
store. LOVE- 4 RoYs HARDWARE Co.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
Death OF Mrs. j. b. Erwin.

The sndden and unexpected death of
Mrs. Venie L., wife of Mr.. j. B. Erwin
occurred at the residence of her hus-
band. Tuesday afternoon about five
O'Clock. She has long been q sufferer
from dyspepsia and consequent Ills,
and was in feeble health. She had not
been confined to bed however until
about an hour before her death.
She was married to Mr.. j. b. Erwin
at Fincastle, Va, and removed to this
place about Is months ago. A devoted
and consistent member Of the Presby-
terrain church, she was one Of the most
faithful and Jealous laborers In all
christian work.
Her remains wore inferred Wednes-
day afternoon IN the cemetery at this
place, Rev. w. C. Wheat officiating.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

We offer ono Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured By
taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, o.
We, the Undersigned. have known r. y. the
neg for the last hfteon years, and believe him
to carry OUT any obligations made by their
arm.
West 4 Truax, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, o.
walding, Kinnan 4 Marvin, Wholesale Drug
RIsts, Toledo, ..
Hau'sCxtarrh Cure is taken internally aeA
ing directly on nhe Diooa ana Mucous surfaces
all Drug gists. nov
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
Look Here.

All persons indebted to DR.. J. +. 81.
Tate by note or account are requested
to settle the same at an early day. |
must have my business settled up this
fall or winter. SO my debtors are re-
qussted to call and settle at once with
me or my agents who will come
around once or twice every week.
John McCool is by me requested to ool-
lect as quickly as II can be done. So
settle just az soon as possible, or | Will
put your notes and accounts In the
hands of an officer for collection.
DIR. j, +. NJ. TATE.
Dec, Is. Cleveland, Ark.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
The Mckinley and Force Bills
Did 1t.

Messrs. Springfield & Son, of Ls-
fore, 1. T., renewing for the Demo
thus sensibly to the political situation
"Although we are staunch republi
cans we are anxious to get the DEMO
Graf because 1t Is from our county and
gives us valuable information. The
democrats have something to be proud
or. As the CD. says they have car
ried every thingthat wasn't nailed down
or red hot. The Mckinley and Force
bill did 1t and we think 1t just"
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
A Missiourian's Correct Opin-
Holden (Mo.) Enterprise.

H0Iuen MOI EntcTprIse.
Rev. and Mrs. 0. G.. Morton return
ed on the 7th from their visit to Rus
scllvllle. Ark. They had very pleas
ant time. Mr.. Morton was in G. r.
Breckinridge's district on election day
and had his eyes open all day for a
typical case of Southern Outrage"
and intimidation of negroes, but he did
not see it. He says he never saw a
quieter and more orderly election III
his life. The negroes went up and vot-
ed just the same as the white mon and
everything went along as smooth as
could be. The outrages all occur in
the editorial rooms of northern Repub-
lican newspapers.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
The cigarette habit killed a youth
In Dallas Texas.

FREQUENTLY accidents occur In the house.
hold which cause cuts, sprains and bruises; for
use In such cases DR.. J. II. McLean's Volcanic
Oil Imminent has for many years heen tne con !.
slant fayorite family remedy, jan
Small IN slze, great la results be-
Wits Little Early Risers. Best pill
for Congsipstion, best for Sick Head
ache. beat for Sour Stomach.
Weimer Drug Co.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
Lost.

On the street Tuesday roll of money
amounting TO $500. In the roll was
one 81 bill and one So bill. tho Others
were of higher denominations. The
finder will be Handsomely rewarded
II he will return the same to
THO. ROBINSON.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
MARRIED.

At the residence Of the brides father,
near Norrlstown, Nov. 30. 1890. by j.
II. SteItz, Esq. Mr. w. w. Bentley and
Miss Bessie Brearley.
May success and happines attend
them.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

CHAMBERLAIN PAIN BALM. a gen.
eral family liniment and especially
valuable for rheumatism. Price 30
cents per bottle. Weimer Drug Co.
The South will produce this sea
son nearly 10000 600 bales of cotton.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27

To PATRONS OF SCHOOL DisT. No. 81:
School Will begin at Prairie Grove
the first Monday in December with j.
Il. Pickett in charge.
j. K. DOLLAR,
Sec. OF School Board.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
OH WHAT A COUGH!


win you heed the warnings The signal
perhaps ofthat more terrible disease Consump-
ton. Ask yourself IL you can anord for the
sake Of saving soc, to run the risk and do moth
Ing for IL. We know from experiences that Shi-
loh's Cure will cure your cough. 1t never
fails. This explains why more than million
bottles were sold the past year. 1t relieves
GROUP and who oping cough At once. Mothers.
do not be without Il For lame hack, aide or
chest use shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by
WENKR nsUa Co.
Acts at once, never fails. De Wits
Cough and Consumption Cure. A rem
ody for Asthma. and that feverish con-
dltion which accompanies = severe cold
Weimer Drug Co.
A Wisconsin packing company
has paid out s26, 500 for cusum bers
this fall.
sis this the best9" Il question of.
ten asked. when medicine fs wanted
The following are few Of the medl-
cines OF known reliability, sold by
Weimer Drug Co. OF this place. They
have many other excellent medicines.
but these are worthy Of especial men
tion:
CHANBKRLAIS's CoLIc, CHOLERA AND
DIAkRHoKA REMEDY, the most reliable
known medicine for bowel complaints.
1t IL especially priced by persons sub.
ject to collie. 1t has cured many cases
OF chronic diarrhBf. Price IS and so
cents per bottle. Weimer Drug Co.
ST. PATRIcK's PILLs, for disorders OF
the liver and bowels. A vigorous but
gentle physlc that cleanses and reno
Yates the whole system. Price IS cents
per box. Weimer Drug Co.
CHAAnxRLAIN's Ere AND SEIs ONT
MINT. For letter, sslt-rheum. scald-
head, eczema and chronic sore eyes.
Price rs cents per box. Weimer Drug
Co.
CHAMBERLAIs's CopqH REMEDY, fla
nous for its cures OF severe colds, and
as preventative for Group. Price 80
ceais per bottle. Wcimer Drug Co,
E--.ssr-s-------------
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
Warming Order.


H 5. LAND OFFICE. Dardanelle. Art.
~ Oct II, i6so-Complalnt having been
entered AZ this office by l.. X. eagle, II Pope
county against Moses Freeman for abandon
ms ms homestead entry No. 1921, dated Dee.
~ 1888, upon the y X, SEX 4 SMk, SEX n N
EN- sW N, sec. 81 ~. IL, n, Range 20 W., In
rope Co, ARK, with view " the cancellation
OF said entry, the said parties are hereby sum
moned 70 appear AZ this Ofice on the Slh day OF
december. 1880, at 10 o'clock, a. M. to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. WILL A. n. MAY, Receiver.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-11-27
Warning Order

BEFORE Il. nc. DoGGETT, J.P.
Illinois Township, Pope County. Arkansas.
N. /. Gardner \ Co., plaintiffs,
against WARNING ORDER.
N. III. Owens and w illiam Owens. Defendants
Tho Defendants. N. NJ. Owens and VIM. Ow :
ems are warned 10 appear ia this court within
thirty days and answeF the complaint OF tho
Pialntins, ". l. Gardner q co. Nov. II. 1890
X. E. DOGGKrr, j. A.
Bradley a Fowler, Atpys for PITTS. declI