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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-08
FROM NEW YORK.
Outlook For the Parties In the Em :
pire state.

Outlook For the Parties In the EN-
pire state.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Weather prospects
for tomorrow are not alluring. According
to the weather bureau a heavy storm is
now in progress in the lake region and
this evening there is o cold. drirzling rain,
probably the advance guard of the same
storm. The storm tomorrow will probably
extend from Virginia northward over the
Middle, Atlantic and New England states,
and while II may clear of before night,
the weather bureau says il is not probable
All over the rest of the country il will be
cold and clear, according 10 present indi.
cations.
Arrangements are all completed for the
election i'm this city tc-morrow. On behalf
of the federal authorities, force of SUPER
visors and deputy United States marshals
will be placed TO watch the proceed
ings ut the polls. keep peace and watch
out for alleged proposed frauds. There
will be six or seven thousand supervisors
and deputies. Sheriff German is also
ready to put lot Of men In every election
district to watch tho marshsls. and the
police have received instructions - watch
them all. II is therefore likely the pres
ence of so much force will deter all parties
from any attempted frauds. II is the gen.
eral opinion of the city officers that anti
election stories of expected trouble will
amount TO as much as they have in former
years; that is, much talk and little
trouble.
Judge Barrett said to-day that from the
opening TO the closing Of the polls to-
morrow, the judges of the supreme court
will attend In turn. or three al q time, In
their chambers Mt the county court house,
as has been their custom in preceding
years. This will greatly aid the people
who may be arrested illegally.
Information was received at the United
States marshal's Office to-day that n body
of so colonizcrs. whose destination is
Coney Island. have been shipped from
Pittsburg and other parts of Allegheny
county.
Chairman Hackett Of the republican
state committee was seen by the asso-
ciated press reporter this afternoon in
regard to the dispatc sent out by Lieu
tenant Governor Shcehan alleging that
the republican state committee had sent
paster ballots to the republicans up the
state headed by William Steinway and
Richard Croker. the democratic electors,
and followed by the names OF republican
electors. Hackett said the statement ID
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INDIANA DEMOCRATIC.
Republicans VIII Have to Mako Heavy
Gains TO Win.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. There is prac-
tically no change In the situation In In
diana. The result is still involved in
doubt and both sides are claiming triumph
for their electoral tickets and state officers
by good round pluraliiies. The peoples
party chairman places the populist vote
of the state AT 1880. The populists
claim Is members of the legislature: that
they will hold the balance of power In that
body and dictate the election Of success
sor TO Senator Turpie. The prohibition
lists claim vote of $1,000 I'm the state,
which probably is 5000 in excess Of what
they will receive.
The prohibition and peoples party v0o
are quantities that give to the situation
an element OF great uncertainty. A com.
parison of the vote Tomorrow will be
based on the vote of 1890. when the demo
cratic state ticket was elected by 1900
plurality. There are 1853 precincts in the
state and TO overcome the plurality Of two
years ago. the republicans will have to
gain an average Of nearly seven votes to
the precinct.
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FIXING FOR WORK.
Swearing IN Repub lean United States
Marshnis In New York.

Marshall. In New York
BUFFALO. n. Y, Nov. mo specials
are being sworn in by the United States
supervisor for service on election day
beyond the two originally appointed for
each district, one republican and one
democrat.
A large number Of special deputies have
been sworn in by tho sheriff for election
purposes. The democratic managers
have issued an order TO the democratic
boards Of inspectors, supervisors and
other officers insisting upon the demo-
cratic Interpretation of the law. The APP
pointment of deputy shcriffs is looked
upon as evidence that tho democrats In.
tend TO have semblance of law to sup
port their position. Many clashes seem
probable, especially in the districts in the
lover port of the city. where many CON-
plants Of illegal registration have been
made, and where there have been many
arrests. United States officers have been
instrumental In making up these cases
and there is where the trouble Is likely to
occur.
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WORD FROM PETER eREEN.

Lies thxt wers Told In Great Falls.
Special Dispatch to the Editor Of the standard.
GREAT FALLS, Nov. Z. iO:3o p. m.
Notify the miners of Montana through
your paper that there is not u member of
the Occur d'Alenc Mine Owners nssocia.
ton or stakeholder of tina, property liv.
ing In Anaconda or Deer Lodge county.
An attempt was made 10 create the i'm
pcssion here that Anaconda had with-
cessful. PETER BREES.
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THEY PLAYED WELL.
Landiords' Attorneys Trying 10 Reader
The Commission Powerless.


The Commission Powerless.
DUBLIN, Nov. THE evictcd tenants
commission opened its inquiry to-day.
Justice, Matthew. president Of tho COM
mission. stated that he had letter from
the Marquis Of Clanricartle referring to
the commission as n plan Of campaign
and declined TO attend as witness for
the purpose Of making suggestions for ut.
tacks on his class. while ono witness
was testifyina MIR. Carson, council for tile
landlords, asked 10 bc allowed at once TO
cross-exaluine the witness. Justice
Matthew refused, saying when the wit.
nesscs for both sides had been heard tho
council would bc allowed to ocross-examine
them through the commissioners. Carson
thereupon declared the whole thing q
farce and that he would not prostitute his
position by longer remaining before tho
commission. Justice Matthew said Car
sons actions were disgraccful. Other
counsel present as representatives OF the
landlords concurrcd In the remarks OF
Carson and withdrew from the room. Tho
landlords being thus sunrepresented. Judge
Matthew adjourned the commission.
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WHERE Mr.. slELENsERo STANDS.

HIS Friends ia Deer Lodge Certain That
Nc IL Loyal 60 HE Own rowa.
Special Message to the standard
DEER LODGE, Nov. 7.-Mr. Biclenberg's q
friends in this city Indignantly deny the
story that he has expressed himself In
favor Of giving any support to Anaconda
for the capital, and they declare that be ID
loyal to his own town. During his can-
vass. ut Helmville, in Ovanda. at Sunset
and in Washington Rulch. Mr.. Bielenbcrs
told his friends that IL Deer Lodge proved
TO be out of the race he would notify them
in ample time for them to vote for Helena
This morning. on the streets OF this city
Mr.. B,elenbcrg urged his friends to stand
by Deer Lodge from first to last, and they
desirc all his friends in Deer Lodge city te
know il.
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DOWN IN KANSAS.
A Change In Favor Of the Demecssss-
Fusion Plays . Part.

n Change In Favor OF the DemocSess-
Fasiea Plays . Part.
TOPEKA. Kan. Nov. The situation
in Kansas as far as II has underRone .
change since Saturday night has changed
slightly moro In favor Of the fusionists.
To-day the democratic candidate for con.
gress In the Fifth district Withdrew In t.
vol of the populist candidate. Fusion 10
now accomplished In all tho districts, ex.
ccpting tho Sixth. The chairman OF the
republican state committee claims cvery'
thing. He says that they will without doubt
have a majority Of from 10000 to 5000 on
the state and national tickets. and will
elect every congressional candidate. Ihe
peoplc's party men and fusionists arc
even moro confident than the republicans.
The chairman of the populist state central
com mittec claims the election OF Level
ling, the candidate for governor, by ma
jority Of at least 1900 and says Weaver
will run ahead of the state ticket by al
least 10000 votes. Fusion between tho
populists and democrats has been ar
ranged in nearly every legislative and sen
atorial district in the state and indica
tions are that the legislature will be anti
republican. although the republican,
claim they will have majority and viii
elect Senator Perkins to tho United
States senate. The fusionists on the
other hand claim that they will even have
q largcr ma ajority than the last Legislature
when they elected PETER to succeed
ingalls,.
In the congressional campaign the re
publicans have made particularly
strong fight for Jerry Simpsons scalp and
the populists have made an extraordinary
defense Of 1t. The result is awaited with
much anxiety.
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SOLID FOR ANACONDA.

Tho flint Creek People VIII Give the
Copper City . Handsome Majority.
Special Dispatch to the standard
PHILIPsBURG, Nov. 7.-Enginccr Crallc
has finished the preliminary survey of tho
Butte, Anaconda 4 Pacific railway from
Philipsburg to Rock Creek, and has sue
cceded in getting q much better grade
than at first anticipated.
Almost every man In philipsbure has
his coat of rustling votes for Anaconda.
and odds of two 10 ono are offered that
Anaconda gets place with no takers.
The whole Flint Creek district. which
includes Granite. Rumsey, Black Pine.
Philipsburg and Mcsihurs,, will give Ana
conda large majority.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 7.-Acey Kershaw.
cook of the Helen Mar. who came down
from the Arctic ON the BoluRa.t tells story
Of terrible suffering and hardship after
the wreck. Five survivors succee,ledin get
ting on the icc and for - hours suffered
from cold aud exposure. Mate Wards
legs were frozen to the knees, and kcr-
shaw's left foot frozen. When rescued
BY the whalcr Orca they were nearly dead.
The Helen Mar carried crew Of 81 men.
Of these Is were lost.
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TO-DAY the I 5, 900, 900 voters
Of the country will cast their
ballots for a president and vice.
president Of the United States.
In many of the States. govcr-
nors, State officers and legis-
latures will be elected. while the
members of the next House Of
Representatives which will con-
stitute the sgd Congress will be
chosen. The struggle has been
warm, but the battle Of the bal
lots to day will decide every
thing.
We do not KIN ow of any other
stores in this city where man or
boy can better be completely
clothed from head to foot. 1t is
often an advantage to have ones
shopping condensed as it may be
done at our place. especially when
only good things are dealt in.
The character of our clothing
has been raised steadily year by
year until now our new trade in
mems clothing comes chiefly from
former wearers of custom clio tn
ing. OF course our prices must
be below custom rates. $50 to S 20
buys a thoroughly satisfactory
Overcoat or Suit made up in latest
style, cut and trimmed as good
as the best
1t goes without saying that
with our large outfit and ample
facilities We do not permit our
selves to be surpassed either in
the qualities or prices OF furnish.
ing goods, hats or shoes.
Boys and childrcn's clothing in
all grades and styles.
Cans & Klein
MAIN STREET. BUTTE.
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INDIAN SCHOOLS BURNED.
The Umatiiis Reservation the Scene OF I
Conhsgrasion.

Special Dispatch 10 tic standard
BOISE, Nov. IA special 10 the Erenino
Mod from Wilbur. Ore. says: News has
just reached hero that the Indian schools
On the Cmatilia reservation ~ few miles
from here were burned last night. The
origin Of the FIRE ar extent Of damage is
no, known as the wires are down and the
men who left hero for The scene Of coniia-
grafton have not yet returned. The rcser.
walton was thrown open TO settlement not
long since, and II is a matter of great con-
jec,urc what could have caused the fire.
The buildings that are supposed to have
been burned were large and handsome
structures and cost good sized sum Of
money. The schools were conducted by
private persons but received aid from the
government. The sensational stories that
have reached here about trouble on the
reservation are not believed.
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Tnllnnrc l. Missing.

NEW YORK, Nov. Rev. T. Dewitt
Talmage was mysieriously absent from
his Brooklyn pulpit yesterday. II Is re.
mored his wife became insane m New
Haven yesterday. They were there. and
n late telegram said thcy had returned TO
New York. but call at the house this
morning elected tho information from the
housckceper that they had not returned.
and she did not know whcrc they were.
They went away Thursday.
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Ihrraten 10 Burn tho Tow n.

ATLANTA. Ca. Nov. 7.-lt was reported
this evening that the third party people In
Thompson. the home of Congressman
Tom Watson. threaten 10 burn tho town.
An appeal to Governor Northcn for aid
has been made. The governor has ordered
the military companies here and In
Augusta TO be ready for marching within
half an hours notice. Orders also were
given the railroads for special trains IL
ueccasary
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unqualinedly false, but addsd u was ex'
actly what the democrats have done. he
had . sample paper from up the state
which had been mailed by the democsAss
TO . republican. II was headed by Henry
w. Sage and Jcsse Seligman. the rcpub'
lican electors, and the names OF 81 demo.
cratic electors followed. He understood
that the democrats have been spreading
these right and left among the repub-
licans throughout the state.
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Only u Hum or.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA report from the
London Times from Tehernn. Persia. of
the death Of Theodore Child. critic and
magazine writer, is doubted by Mcssrs.
Harper. They had letter from Child AZ
Tebris. Persia. Sept. 8. which stated both
himself aud Mr.. Weeks. the artist travel
ing with him. had been attacked with
cholera, but both had recovered and eS-
pected to continue their Journey.
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THE DEER LODGE MEETING.

4 small AnaIr that VIII Have No Ia
nucncc with Voters.
DEER LODGE. Nov. 7.-To-night n cap
Nal meeting was held In this city. The
attendance was very small and was not In
sny scnsc representative Of the city. Tho
meeting was engineered by people who
have property in Butte and they cx.
pressed themselves for Butte. hut the
large percentage Of the Deer Lodge vote
W i'll be for Deer Lodge.
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snow at st. Paui.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 7.-snow with blizzard
propensities Is falling hero to-day. The
fall is comparatively light here. but in the
state has already fallen TO n depth OF six
inches. A hard storm is raging IN North
Dakota. Much loss Of stock is feared.
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Tainaye All Right.

BIRMINGHAM. Conn. Nov. 7.-Dr. and
Mrs. 4. Dewitt Talmage spent most Of
the day answering kilograms concerning
his disappearance. He is much annoyed
mt the stories, particularly those referring
to his wifc's menta condition.
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ALBANY. n. Y. Nov. The decision OF
the court ON the demurrer to the indict-
ment of Labor Commissioner Peck and
his steuographer. Rodgers. will be handed
dow n next week.
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LISBON, Nov. "A serious election riot
occurred yesterday at Povoa de varzim,
in the province of Druro. in which IL is re-
ported several persons were killed. Tue
row started between fishermen and
laborprs
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RoMt, Nov. The returns of ycster-
days election continues to show an iu-
creasing majority for the government. All
members Of the ministry have been
elected.
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Special Dispatch to the standard
CoLFAx. WASH, Nov. -Four bad men
who were engaged in cutting scrape up
the line n few days ago were brought to
Jail here to-day. They stabbed n man to
death. They are hard-looking characters
and arc onsidcred dangerous men.
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HOW BEN WILL HEAR 1T.
Arrangements for Receiving Election
Rcinrns at tho White Housc.

Arrangements TOR herstvbnG Biecuon
Returns at tho white House.
wAsHISGToS, Nov. 7.-Tbe usual ar
rangements have been made for supply
ing early information of tho election re-
turns tomorrow to tho president. After
the business Of the day is over and the
actual returns begin 10 come in. the prcsi-
dent will have ms company Secretary John
w. Foster and Attorney General Miller
and possibly one or two personal friends.
and together they will read the returns
until II Is time to RETRO or until some tan.
CHILE result IL in sight. People who saw
tho president to-day say II he feels amy
anxiety he does not show il. He is cool
and collected and betrays no sign OF
worry.
Attorney General Miller IL conflden,
that no trouble will arise whatever at the
polls. because OF federal officers perform
ancc of their legitimate public duty. He has
authorized the statement that the United
States deputy marshals will not wan'
TO force themselves behind the guard rail,
at the election booths in New York or else
where. and will only go beyond the limi'
prescribed by the state law in order te
make arrests or keep the peace.
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To-day is election day and the streets
will lie wet and muddy. II you intend TO
20 out and do any clectionecring you will
have to wear pair Of good heavy rubbers
or overshoes. The place TO get them is
Connell's.
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A LIVELY TIME.

Democrats OF Billings Addressed ~
Judge McConnelL
Special Dispatch TO the standard.
BILLINGS, Nov. The democracy of
Billings gathered in force In the court
house tonight. when q forcible and elo-
quent address was delivered by Judge
Mct onnell. who held his audience inter.
ested for over two hours. Applause was
hearty and frequent.
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Remember that the place to get your
election bets is mt Conneirs. Thsy are
selling their new hats. the Bennett.
Christy and Montana at q and are making
some special prices on new fall suits.
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BosToS. Nov. The Boston Furniture
company has assigned. Liabilities about
sos, ,0OO and assets nominally $4,000.
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A6aips I'm Nevada,

San Francisco. Nov. Am nuthorits-
tive dispatch from Nevada this evening
says il is impossible to venture predic.
tion ms TO the plurality, but Weaver will
probably carry the state. Newlands, the
third party candidate for congress. also
will probably he elected. Stewart has ar
even chance Of losing four counties In his
senatorial contest. i'm which case he will
be beaten By hold-over republicans.
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SAN Francisco. Nov. THE campaign
in California closes with three state com
mittees claiming victory for tomorrow.
though the democratic claims are made
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Continued on the Eighth page ]
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Bnsinrss CHANCES.

7 ARGE WHARF, DOCKS, STOREHOl.SE
and cold storaye including Large Ice Plsnt a. Nor
folk Ia alongside OF Frrv 10 Portsmouth; fof sale or
Trade opportunity TO- any one 10 nave pr"''De
business or form Stock Company -, ,oo,. oo,
GREAI SACRIFICE. AfPLf Al MUM Wi'
~ 90 Nassau Street
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Ocean Cleaners.

q OMpAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique,
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE EVERXl,AI UKDAY.
LA BREIAGNE Collier Sat, April %. a.
LA rOUhAlNE, FrangueI...... sat. Alrn 20, q a.
LA CHAMPAGNE. Bower. ........... Sat May :, m.
A FORGET. General Agent No Bowling Green.
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HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
clTY OF NEWYORK. Wednesday. April 20 10 30 a. m
CITY or CHICAGO. Wednesday. April u, a. 1n
CITY OF PARIs........... "Wednesday, May T. IL a. u.
CITY OF BERLIN ........ "Wednesday, May H. y. ~.
From Pier 40, y. r. adjoining Cbristopherst. Ferry
First cabin, 500 and upward according steamer and
tcecon OF room. Second cabin f35 and $40 prepaid.
80. Storage go.
3PRING AND SUMMER SA1LINGS
CITY OF PARIS -. June j. June 90, Aug g. Aug 81
CITY OF BERt IL 49,. June g. July O. aug. 10, Sept.
CITY OF NEw-Y0RK May is, June 49, july III. Aug II.
CITY OF CHICAGO. May %, June d. July 20. Aug "a.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO.,
General Agents. q Bowling Green.
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6ttamboats.

TROY BOATS,
steamers sara,oss end City Of Troy leave Pier &C.
N. r. foot West loh-st, daily except saturday Q. p.
Connect with trans North snA Eat Sunday steamers
touch II AbsnJ.
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Proposals
y ROpOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
l TRANsPOETATION.-D eportner OF the Interior,
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pounds Tommy 10000 Iouas d larG 90 6 Gse' H o
pounds Rice 90 900 pounds TIA 1880 600 pounds Ccaf.o
salt 10000 pound. Fine Sst 400 80 0oS SSgnss SJ,p
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T pns sS9 600 yls pss~ f1ee nom a. sss 900
yards ptnms 10 ooo yards 'inshs% 300 o oSS @
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Mtdlcsl Supplies, School Boots ETC. and long VI o.
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PED STAR LINE,
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- Sailing for York and Antwerp weekly:
khIE6LAND Wednesday, April 20 IL 80 ..
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ssss for Traveller" SteeIsge at very low rates
General Agents, Bowling Green.
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MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
WEEK.

no such exhibition before the words history
exactly the same as evening performance only
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OF original compositions Of the master pianist.
Thenn,c Programmes at Schuberh's and Hall.
nALY'S THEATRE. Broadway & 3Oth-st.
~ Under the arrangement OF Mr. AUGUSTIN DAILY
Every Evening a: S:l6 Mstihees begin at .