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The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29

WE can all choose sincerity rather thaa shov. justice rather than rit
 truth rsther shxa golden opin ions If - can not be brilliant without | is esnhiing. lei us forever be dull; If re cnnnos excise or interest or anuse eGhss without being unjust lei us - content 10 bs thought tedious and esamonpisoe Yet this will not oe 1he eventual outcome of the brave rcsolvA When this principal obtains . sure fooGhozd is riil go far towards 1aking truth attractive and snsfaoe inspirine. The faculties fhns with draun iron the false will center upon fhe fxzze Not one VIII be lost but all VIII be crarn into purer zsnosphere
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29

TkrK nodessy k ashaned to do any shtng that is rcpugnsnt to reason; on1se uodessy is ashamed 10 do any, Ghinx that is opposite 10 the hunor Of fhoss with whom be party converse< Ire modessy asoids everything that is criminal false nodesty everything tknS is unfakhionxbia The latter is ely . general undeferulnsd instinct
 -9he former Is that instinct limited nn1 circnmscribed by the rulss os pru1eoca
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29

A <IrxDEK scquaintance with the world must convince every nsn that oc1zonx not words are the true cri- ser5ou of she axtachne1f of friendA snd that the most liberal professions q goodwill are rery far from being sAe suress narks os it
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29

1HKzE are two things each of which hs viii seldom fail so discover vho sseks for if in ezr1e<f-she knowledge q uhas he ought 10 doI and . pisusi- b1s presexs for doing what he HkeA
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
m.....A wera.

In treacle-dipped phrases Mir. Cieve- land told the attendants upon the fore;sthers' banquet in Brooklyn that he vas born in New England like thsnselvsk Thsn he expressed .
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
The K~v.ose of ,sa.

Organization will be the keynote of the campaign Of 's2" says ths pres ident of the Ohio State Republ' >an league True: and as true in Few York as is is h Ohio. o.-Man and Ex- pres&
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
RELIGION FOR TO-DAY.
pRL TALMAcE TELLS WHAT TT
 SHOULD BE-

q osrDD Hrea ths fers Whefher. TAsrsxsrs. Ts E.s sr Drzsk- or wh.s>o- svu Ys Dc. Ds All so shs Glory es osA-A Hs~a<e fer the Day.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29

Miss Clanwhopp-r. who vears false tress@s but izazgiaes nobody knows st calls on her friend Miss Snobosrly.
 Miss S-Has DObiasky finished yorS portraits
 Miss C-Izl hare 10 give hin aa- other sitting So he can get the right color of my hair.
 Miss S.-n that's all why don't yoa send II 10 him by servznts- Texas Ssff ngz
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
THE OWNING ROD.
With It the Consolidated California and
 Virginia Mines Were Located

f1& aAte MAANe WY A1<0ANN@~
 4 recent issue Of your paper con- tained an unsigned letter from Salem addressed 10 Van B De I.sshnuft in which the writer states that he is possessed of secret by which he is enabled 10 locate deposits of precious minerals without the or cinary course of prospecting for them writes 8 correspondent Of the Portland Oregonis1-
 Mr. De Lashmuts's humorous reply indicates thai he e0usioers his corre- sponoent 10 te either 8 crank or 6 knave This may be natural buf differ with him
 Some years ago an Illinois man saddled with the very usconnon name of Al Peck came 10 Virginia City. New.. protesting 10 have s cs- r5ning rod. the nature of which do moi remember However. he alleged that il could accomplish what the SA- lem man claims for his secret
 Pecks representations were 50 pla us- i5le that he succeeded in ingrafiaflng himself into the confidence os the most prominent men engaged in mi n- ing in that famous camp Among them were such people as UnEted States Senator John r. Jones. James I- Fair. John w. Mseksy. Frank Osbis.on and Evan Willi2uas The Illinois man was engaged to worx his rod iron the north end 10 the south ern extremity Of the Constock lode He remained in and about Virginia CEfy some months. bEt al length his pasrons sos4 confidence in him and his rod and packing ms grpsacx- the -ssiviner- rSsnrned 10 his bo1z s-nee then uoihing has been heard Of or iron Peek
 Subsequent evsrts though proFed that Peck was no chzrlzf2n. for his rod located the many millions of gold and silver taken out ot the California and Consolidated Virginia uines- which have giFea Mra John W. MackAy tbe opportunity to play the role of a female Monte Crasto in Europe. And his rod also located several other mines which in the past .ea years hare made plotocrais Of the deFsloDers
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29
United ss.ses xe.sy.

The varieties of money in eristeccs h the United States are gold coiz. silver coin gold certificates silver coin certificates greeabacks naticaA bank notes and the nsw treasury noses or silver bullion certificates ot 1890 These are the sorts of money of de- examinations Of el or over and do not include fractional silver.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-29

y<ry ceoA Indian Dee.ase very DeaA- Did I hear you say that you encs saw a red headed Indizn2
 .Yex"
 Well cza you explain the phsaou- enon
 Certainly: he was b>,d-s4sfa's Monthly.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-16
A CONTEST PROMISED.
Trouble Liable Ia Occur Over the E1ec
tion In jefferson County.

Trouble Liable To Occur Over the E1ec-
tion In jefferson County.
Specla. Dispatch 10 tie standard.
HELENA, Nov. ia contest is reported
ms likely to occur over the returns from
Elkhorn precinct In jefferson county,
which may materially affect the result Of
the election In that county, so far as local
officers and legislature Is concerned. II is
said the Judges of election, after the polls
closed. locked up the room and went of,
not returning TO count ihc vote until -
hours later. Ii is held That the fact that
the judges left the ballots aud hooks IN.
attedncd for that length Of time sl,oui,l
vitiate tho returns from the Elkhorn pre-
cinct. II the returns from that precinct
are thrown out II will elect another dem.
ocratic member Of the legislature instead
of Winter, republican. who has slight
plurality with the Elkhorn vote. Il will
also knock out Mr.. Neill, republican, for
sheriff, who has a plurality. including the
Elknorn vote.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-16

8trikers at the Carnegie Works See Hard.
ship Near at Hand.

strikers at the Carnegie Works See Hard.
ship Near at Hand.
PIrrsBURo, Nov. 15.--It Is now 13o days
since the sympathy strike inauguraspd by
the members of the Amalgamated asso-
citation at the Lawrenccvillc and Beaver
Falls Carnegie mills began. To-tlat tho
Carnegie company started it's Beaver Falls
plant, claiming that as far as the Law.
renceville and Homestead works aricon-
cerned, the strike il over. II Is not denied
by any one that the company unquefion-
nbly has the better of the fight, although
at an enormous expense. Numbct of
strikers at Lawrenccville and HomcAcad
are disheartcncd and at the same time
there arc many more who are determined
to fight it out IL they can be supported
Tho question of finance is the most scri-
Gus problem the men have to deal With.
A member OF the advisory committee said
to-day that there Is no use of hollind out
false dclusions. There arc about loo
persons in Homestead and 800 each in
Lawrcnccvilie and Beaver Falls on thu re-
lief rolls. lilo said: ''Of these so lave
families, and the Amalgamated associa-
tion contracts TO pay them 81 per week.
The other 800 get s. per week. making a
total OF $40, 400 a week. This is a severe
drain on an organization composed Of
only 22,O00 members. Outside financial
aid has fallen off until tho question of
finance is indeed serious"
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COL. JACK Grimm SHOT.
Tho weli-Kiown Horse stnr,er Lying
Near Deaths Door.

Tho weli-Klown Horse stnrier Lying
Near Deaths Door.
ST. Louis. Nov. 15.-Col. Jack Chinn, the
well-known horse starter, was fatally shot
Mt the East 81. Louis track to-day by
Officer ID. ID. Anthony of the track police
force. Chinn was under contract to act as
starter for the east side track, but some
time ago went TO Chicago to ofiicate at
Hawthorne park. His son Kit Chinn acted
i'm his stead nt East st. Louis. The man.
agement of the latter track decided To hold
Chinn to his contract and sent for him.
He did not respond promptly. and when
he did come did very poor work. so the
services of Starter Dwyer of Guttenburg
were secured. Chnn this afternoon went
on the track TO do hts usual work. and
finding Dwyer there, snatched the flag
from him and ordered him of the track.
Dwycr refused 10 go and called on the
officers for protection. Officer Anthony
told Chinn TO get Oft the track and dis
pute cnsucd. during which Chinn was shot
several times by the officer. He was re.
moved TO the hospital. where he now lies
in dangerous condition.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-16
ROUGH ON THE DIRECTORS.
Leaders In the Panama Canal scheme "a
he Prosecuted.

Leaders In tho Panama Canal scheme TO
he Prosecute
PARIS, Nov. 15.-The position of the
ministry is the all-absorbing topic in the
lobbies OF the chamber Of deputies this
evening. The governments decision to
prosecute the directors of the Panama
Canal company disposcs for moment Of
the whole Panama canal question, and II
j. not thought tho debate set for next
Thursday, IL it occurs at all. will affect the
position Of the cabinet. Many deputies,
however, are opposed TO the prosecution
Of the directors. and will probably seek an
opportunity in to-morrow's debate on sup
preston of the violent anarchist papers
attack OF the government on the subject.
The names of the Panama Canal com.
pany directors who are TO be prosecuted
havo not yet been announced officially.
1t Is reported tonight, however, that
Count de Lcsseps, Charles de Lcsseps, NJ.
Fontaneg, NJ. Cottu and NJ. Eiffel are In.
cluded among tho defendants, and that
they are charged with breach Of trust
and the malversation of funds. II is ex.
pected that the case will he tried by the
first chamber Of the court of appeals a,
the beginning Of December.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-16

New YORK, Nov. 1b.-Thc Union Theo-
logical seminary has just been presented
with a sl25,0 600 gift made without condi.
tions, and TO be employed to complete the
endowment Of seven professorships I'm
tho seminary. The donors are John
Crosby Brown, A. 4. Dodge. ID. Willis
James and Morris K. Jessup. The infor.
nation that these gen,lemen are making
this generous gift to endow the seminary
was formally impaired to the board Of di.
rectors at its regular meeting on Novem.
ber 8, % days after the seminary had with
drawn from control Of the general assem-
bly,.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-16
STEEL FOR WAR SHIPS.
One OF tho 'hings That Annoys tho Navy
Department.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-H. c. Frick,
chairman Of the Carnegie Steel company,
was at tho navy department to-day by APP
pointment to discuss with Secretary Tracy
on the matter of steel deliveries for naval
construction. Much II not all the delay in
completion Of the new naval vessels l,as
been caused by the fact that tho steel
of peculiar quality which 10 required for
the armor has not been delivered Ia sutfl.
cient quantity to keep pace with constr',c-
tion. The secretary feels that tho diff
Guilty lies in the insufficient plant for tho
production Of steel and Is directing his at
tcn,ion to the subject. To-day Frick told
him that the company intended to meet
the requirements Of the department and
had arranged for the purchase and cree
tion Of large quantity of new machinery
and " i'll open other mills.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-16
He WAS INSANE.
Trial Of Frsak Oarvia Sos Marasssag 1ls
Wifo.

Wife.
PIrrsBURG, Nov. 1.-THE taking of the
testimony In the trial Of Frank Gasvln,
the young newspaper man who killsd his
wife, Cora Redpath Garvin Of Chicago, the
third day after marriage, was concluded
this evening and tho case will 60 to tho
jury tomorrow. In the testimony young
Garvin told how he mot and married Miss
Rcdpath and declared that he knew moth
ing of the shooting. On the morning Of
the shooting she told him he could not
give her the clothing she wanted
aud she would go outside to get
them. He asked her TO stay Ut home
but she refused, and after that he remem-
bcred nothing until he was in Jail. He
purchased revolver 20 kill himself. Dur
ing his recital Garvin broke down several
times and cried bitterly. A large number
of newspaper men and citizens testified to
his previons good character. DR.. George
Diller Of Philadelphia, specialist on men-
tai aud nervous diseases. declared the
man temporarily insane when he commit
ted the act. He would not say that hs 10
insane now.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-16
ITS VERY CLOSE YET
The Populists Likely to Hold tho Bal
ance Of Power.
THE DEMOCRATS MAY GAIN
How the Legislature VIII Stand
On Joint Ballot 10 No
More Changes
Occur.
speeIal Dispatch to tho STANDARD.

Special Dispatch to tho Standard
HELENA, Nov. b.-Figuring on Deer
Lodge and Missoula sending solid demo.
cratic delegations, Silver Bow standing
five republicans, two democrats and three
populists, Mcagher one democrat and one
republican, and conceding the republic
ans one In Jefferson, the le9isla-
turc will stand as follows: Senate-Demo-
Gratis 9, republicans z; house-democsats
25, republicans s6, popuiists &; Joint
ballot, democrats "a, republicans "a, pop
ulists 1. Tho vote is so close on the legis-
lative tickets in Lewis and Clarke county,
MeaRher and jefferson that In the hrst
named tho democrats may gain another,
and they may wipe out the pluraiities OF
the one republican in Meagher and the
one possible republican In Jefferson. II
no changes occur the populists will hold
the balance of power.
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MIssovLA COUNTY ALL RIGHT.
Democrats Mako . Full sweep-Resuit OF
the Oficial Canvass.

tho Onicial Canvass.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
MissoULA, Nov. 1.-THE Official can
vass Of Missoula county, finished yestcr
day, is rs follows: :
Govcrnor-Collins, 2.422; Kennedy. BIC;
Richards. 2,040; Waters, 432.
Lieutenant Governor - Botkin, 2,1l1 !;
Cullun, 75i; Melton, :, 1897 Tempieton. "a.
secretary OF State-Allen. 1S; Folk,
2,'A9; Gardner, 63; Rotwitt, 2.l03.
State Treasurer - Corbly. a.; Haston,
2.',6i: Lear, 749; Wright, 2,O92.
State Auditor-Cook. 2.132; Mckay, 1s6 |;
Smith, 90; whaley, 2.293.
Attorney General-Day, 2,Osi; Haskell,
1850; Knowles. 1.ss7.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hunter, $50; Mahoncy, 2,5i6; Steerc,
2.ll7.
Chief Justice-Blakc, 2,Oe7; Pemberton.
1856.
Clerk OF the supreme court-Coates. 63s ;
Pccts, IS; Sloan, 1886; Webster, liza.
District Judgc-Mclntire, republican,
i,S6s; Reeves. Populist, Las; Woody
democrat. 1886.
Members Of tho egisiature-Warsl, dem
ocrat, 2562; Butler. democrat, 2,2S6; Cor
man. democrat, 2.2A6; Loring, 2,il6; /;
Smalley. democrat. 2.2A; Smcad, reput'-
lican, l,7ss; Swaney, republican, 1.1s5 /;
Lewis, republican, 1.s52; Jones. repub-
lican, 2,l3s; Harlan. republican. 1,s66; ;
Wilkinson. populist, ISL; Draper. popu-
list, 7;s9; Harrington, popuiist, si3; Ives,
populist, s52; Grant, populist, 7as.
Clerk of the district court-Knapp. re-
publican ana peoples. 2,656; Mcconnell,
democrat, 1852.
Clerk and recorder-Betlard. populist,
si5; Bogart, republican, 2,l92; Burke,
democrat, 2,3s7.
County attorney-Denny. democrat,
2,s99; Murgrave. republican, 2,A2.
County commissioners, short tcrm-Al-
len. republican, 2,O73; Pratt. democrat
1902; See, populist, sj6s Long terms
| Erwin. republican. 1883; Fowler, poru.
list, s24; Johnson, democrat, $50; Long,
populist. $50; Marion, democrat, 2.i23;
Matthews. don.orrat, 2.l3; McCauly
| pspulis,. Sr; O'Hva, populist, 1852
Winstanlcy, republican, 2,Oo7.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-16
Miners of California,

SAN Francisco, Nov. l5.-The Califor-
mia miners convention met hero to-day.
il was called to order by President Nell
OF the Colorado Miners association.
Among those present were ex-C ConRress.
man Lu,ircll and United States Senator
Stewart OF Nevada. The latter was called
upon by the assemblage to deliver an adj.
dress, and responded amid much ap.
plause, devoting his remarks largely to a
review Of the history of mining and its i'm.
portaucc To tho country.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-16
The Daddy OF 'Em All.

MERIDIAN. Miss, Nov. i5.-Thc remains
of Dave Tolbert, father of tho kemper
county terrors. have been found in brush
heap q mile from where he was taken
from the sherif's posse o week ago. Il
was surmiscd he had been lynchcd. but
the body could not be found at tho time.
Tom and Walter Tolbert, the hunted out.
laws, we're seen IL miles from here yester.
day and q chase after them with blood
hounds begun. but they managed to
cscape.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-16
CLEVELAND IS ALL R;oHT.
Rumorx ABB 1T How he Intends 10 Steel
Clear Of RtngstsPs.


Clear Of Ringstsrs.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-A Washington
special to o republican morning paper,
says: There was an exciting, heart.
breaking conversation, ~ far - some
democratic leaders wero conccrned, held
recently In Cieveland's residence In New
York. The details are gradually leaking
out from his disgusted auditors. Good,
plain English WAS spoken by the prssidcnt.
elect, and he did not hesitate TO emphasize
the fact that he had been chosen chief
magistrate by the people, not by
politicians. ~ am under no obligations
to Tammany Hall or any other organi-
sation for my election" !" he said. "and I
do not propose to be dictated to ny any.
body. New York state did not choose me
president Of the United States. lrnce l
can get along we'll without any further ad-
vice from that quarter. Now that am
president, It 10 my intention to bc the
head of this nation in reality, and will
not permit any dictation as to my future
actions"
In the course Of the same conference
Cleveland set his face rcsolutely against
an extra session Of congress, saying there
need be no haste about a revision Of the
tariff before the regular session, which
would begin In December, 1898. There
could be no mistake about tho inteations
of the presidcnt-elect, judging frun his
uttcrances. and those present will nevcr
forget his manner of expressing HE con-
yictious,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-16
Thought He yvsa . strIker.

HOMESTEAD, Pa. Nov. l5.-Msx New.
man, non-union workingman At the Car
ncgic mill, last night shot and killed q
man supposed to 10 named Maynard In
tho bunk house inside the mill yard. New.
man says the man assaulted him In his
bunk and, believing him to be striker,
shot him. Newman 10 held to walt the ac.
ton Of the coroner's jury.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-16
C,mm,..,ou Broker. Fail.

KANSAS Cry, Nov. i5.-The firm of
Ariel 4 Joseph Mcinrath, commission
brokers in California fruits and fancy
groceries. doing business under the name
OF Ariel & Meinra,h. has become cmbar-
rassed and turned over to creditors in
Kansas City and Boston nearly all the
assets. The eInbarra ssmcnt,it is claimed.
is due TO heavy endorsements on the paper
of California shippers who failed to meet
their obligations when due.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-16
WHAT TOM SAYS.
Carter Talks About the Defeat Of the Re.
publicans.

New YORK, Nov. l5.--Hon. Thomas H.
Carter. chairman Of the republican no
,ional committee. has prepared state
ment. which he will give out this week. /.
touching on the causes of republican de-
feat. Before Carter left the city for WASH
inrton he said to his friends that tho re.
publican party was fairly and squarely
beaten. and that the democratic victory is
too sweeping TO attribute ii TO local causes.
The chairman stated that the demand for
national speakers all over the country was
so great that the committee could not fur.
uish one-half of them. No educational
campaign could have been conducted with
so great a degree of salts sfaction as far as
reaching the people is concerned.
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On NOVEMBER 10TH, 1852.
Thomas Marlborough died at
Cumberland Head, VT.
His name reflects lustre upon
the Navy. which he entered in
1900. He was given the COM
mand Of the squadron in Lake
Champlain. which in 1914, to-
tally defeated the British off
Plattsburgh. The Vermont legis-
lature awarded his services with
an estate on the lake overlooking
the scene of his triumphs.
We do not know of any othel
stores in this city where man OF
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 TIL
ing. OF course our prices must
be below custom rates. $50 to 5 90
buys 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 children's clothing in
all grades and styles.
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Nnt, on the CnpItaI.
.snn.ch io the standard.

SpecIaI DlsTatch 10 the stahdtfI
DILLON. Nov. l5.-Conplete but uno III
cial returns from all the precincts of
Bcaverhcad county show the following re-
suit of the capital vote: Anaconda, Ar !;
Helena. 3j7: Butte. 3l3: Boxeman. i25 ;
Great Falls, 35; Deer Lodge.