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NOTICE.

yHTlLLIAM =. sMALtEY, JR.. ATTOR
NM EEi-AT-LAW. removed to Office
No. 100, Equitable building, Ninth and
'.urkct streets. .il-tt
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ESTieAE-A bay colt about three years
~ old. came 10 my farm near Lower
ltrthdywue Presbyterian Church, n
the 10Th inst, The owner can have same
Oh paying charges. ~.
FREDERICK KLAiR. j16-tf
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l'oR FIRE INSURANCE In the most re-
IL liable companies, at lowest rates. cal
Oh hawkins Il COmpaiIy.1Il Market street
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A PerrI.xinx ou..,Inn.

LONDON. Nov. v.i.-Monroe 4 Co.. bankers
of Paris. who have in their possession the
money known as the Paris fund belonging
to the Irish parliamentary party, have
written a letter to Justin Mccarthy In
which they say they have consulted counsel
in regard to the release of the fund.
Counsel advises them that they cannot
part with the money unless authorized to
do SD by the tribunal of Seine. A com.
promise between the two sections of the
Irish parliamentary party regarding the
disposition of the fund. they add. can free
them from responsibility. Months may
elapse before the tribunal Of Seine gives o
decision in the matter.
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WHY HE RESIGNED.
A Helena boomer who Owned Stock In
Bozeman Newspaper.
eoo nj ntepafah IN fl,s. staplard

A Helena Boomer who Owned Stock In
Bozeman Newspaper.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
BozEMAN. Nov. 4.--This evenings edi-
ton of the Nec Issue devotes three col
umus 10 correspondence between Richard
Jockey Of Helena, president and principal
stockholder of the N1r Issue Publishing
company. and A. H. McKcighan. tho new
editor of the paper, and E. NJ. Gardner.
secretary Of the company. Mr.. Lockey
took offcnse at some structures on Hell
ena's attitude In the present capital cons
test contained in an editorial entitled
"Helena Cracks Her Whip" which ap-
peared Oct. IA, and calls Mr.. McKeighan's
attention to the existence of an agreement
between the trustees of the company that
the paper should be neutral In its advo-
cacy of place for the permanent seat Of
government. This letter was replied to In
words that were unmistakable in thor
meaning. among other things informing
Mr.. Lockey that no such agreement ever
existed. After some further correspond
ence, which is more or less racy. Mr..
Jockey tenders his resignation as prcsi-
dent OF the company. stating that its in
fiuencc and patronage in Helena will
cease.
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PULLING The STRINGS
Northern Pacific Hangers Take q Hand
In the Capital Contest
HOW EMPLOYEES MUST VOTE
Orders That They Must Support
Heiena-Men Who Are Not Con-
troiied by the Land
Grab Ring.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

SDecial D,sbatrh In tina standaYA
MIssotuA. Nov. A-pa,r,ct Covertv.
VIII, has been in the cmn,ov N the North.
ern Pacific as roodmastey FOR no YEAR.
rendered his re.iop.,;or ,o Sun.r,n,end.
ent Brimson to-dav' M Couertv hsd ccod
and sufIicient res son for re.;sn;ro . n.,si,
tion which ho has faIIo,, .o honorshIv . nd
faithfully ,hro,,gb NH ~ the.o years and
that. for the simple rco.on Of exercisine
the prerouotive ~ Amer,car c;,;,en. hin
and being man enouch 10 ernrcs. his
opnion REGARDLESS Of fine con.eoucnces. II
has been nrctty well known thai Superin.
tendent Brimson has been taxing AN
active part In the location Of the state
capital. but not until TODAY did material
facts leak o,t.
Mr.. Gocer,y WINS seen tonight nv n
SrANpARD rcporter and asked 10 give the
facts. which he did. and showed to what
extent the officials of the Northern Pacific
are working in this matter.
mir. Gogerty, I understand you ten
dered your resignation to-day; is II true,
and will you assign a reasou?''
"Yes." said he, ~ sent in my rcsigna-
tion to-day to take effect lust as soon as
can be relieved. l could not conscien.
tiously continue in the service Of the COM
pany with the convictions have upon the
capital question, after receiving the per
sonal instructions from Superintendent
Crimson upon this subject"
"What were tn ose instructions, Mr..
Gocerty," asked the STANDARD represent.
ativc. "Mr. Brimson approached me
some time ago and asked TO see that all
of my men were registered and take all of
the time necessary for this purpose. He
l. n. "a
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THEY PUT UP THE STUFF.

Money Bet ON the Building of the
Butte. Anaconds q Psciao Road.
Special DISPATCH TO the standard.
PHILIPsBURG, Nov. <.-About the only
talk here IL in relation to tho capital con-
test, and there 10 but very little comment
Of any kind upon political matters. A
young man from Helena got gay to-day
and began talking about the improbability
of the new railroad ever reaching here,
and offered TO bet that IL would not.
Mayor Titus overheard the conversation
and promptly called him. offering To bet
any amount up to u 900 that the Helena
man was conversing just to hear his head
rattle. The wager created consider
able excitement and caused sew
eral gentlemen to count the money OF
their inside pocket with the result that
there is now 5000 i'm the First National
hank Of this city to bet that the Butte
Anaconda 4 Pacific railroad will be con
structed from Butte through Anaconda e
PhilpsburR and beyond prior to ''Sept. 1
1s93." Any person. no matter where they
reside or what city they propose to sup
port for the capital can get action ON this
amount any time they feel playful.
The Flint Creek district will roll up q
handsome majority for Anaconda that will
amount TO q stampede on election day
Helena men are here and are cxhaustinp
themselves in an effort to get tho voter.
to support their town. but failing In tina,
urge Butte's claims for the permanen,
seat of state government.
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WARNING To VOTERS

The members of the Anaconda Cap
ital committee have Trustworthy infor-
nation that kilograms will be sent out
on election day to the effect that Ana
conda has withdrawn from the race,
that the Anaconda mines are to be
closed and that work has been discon-
tinued between Philipsburg and Ana
conda on the line Of the Butte, Ana
conda and Pacific railroad. The
friends of Anaconda throughout the
state are warned against these and
other spurious stories that will be sent
out next Monday and Tuesday.
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WARNING TO VOTERS

The members Of the Anaconda Cap
ital committee have Trustworthy infor'
nation that kilograms will be sent out
on election day to the effect that Ana
conda has withdrawn from the race,
that the Anaconda mines are to be
closed and that work has been discon'
tinued between Philipsburg and Ana
conds on the line Of the Butte. Ana
conda and Pacific railroad. The
friends of Anaconda throughout the
state are warned against these and
other spurious stories that will be sent
out next Monday and Tuesday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-05

To NIGHT the spellbinders
on both sides will make their
last appeal. and the presidential
campaign will come to close.
Mass meetings will be held in
every city and town in the
Union, and oratory and enthu-
siasm will reach their climax.
Candidates and party workers
will make their final arrange
ments for the battle Of the bal
lots on Tuesday. and take their
last precautions against sur
prises.
For this entire week we give
our whole attention to Clothing,
both for mems wear and boys and
children Our windows show a
very attractive display in both
branches. For gentlemen We are
offering extraordinary values in
Suits and Ovcrcoats such as no
other house can show. Our special
is the. line Of SIS Suits in single
and double-brcasted also straight
cut. which We show in all fabrics,
made to fit and to please the eye,
We have Boys Suits and Over
coats to suit all tastes and prices
to please all. We call particular
attention to this line for we want
to clothe all the little people OF
the town. and if price and goods
are to be taken into consideration
we will succeed.
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II Wouldn't Work.
pecIai Dispatch to the Standard,

Billings, Nov. 4.-Representatives of
300 vacant houses i'm Helena were here TO.
night, and had planned TO take possession
Of the hall after the Bozeman speakers
closed cut, but were talked TO finish by
the Inter who held the floor. Helena
money is flashing all over the city tonight
At meeting in the Grand hotel tonight.
old timers recalled many things taken
from the people of Eastern Montana BY
her unfair methods in the past. Nelson
Story refuted many statements lately put
forth by the Helena capital committee.
The eastern counties do not forget how
they have been deprived of state institu.
tions and progress blocked BY Helena's
manipulations. workingmen will not sup.
port town which has taken their bread,
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sozEMANIrEs AT BILLINGS.
They Proclaim the Advantages OF Their
Town Over Helena for the Capital

They Proclaim the Advantages OF Their
Town Over Helena for the Capital
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
BILLINGS. Nov. A meeting was held
here tonight by Bozeman representatives.
addressed by Nelson Story. Charles
Blakely and Colonel Bradshaw. Judge
Cullen. Bob Fisk. Jim Sanders and other
Helena men occupied front seats and were
numerically scored. Story said that Gal.
latin valley wheat made the -four for Hell
ena. but they did not stamp "Bozcman"
on her crackers. Blakoly read some OF
the lying literature sent out by tho Helena
capital committee and extracts from leg
islative reports showing how Helena de-
feated the location of outside institutions
and injured the whole state.
against Helena. Anaconda Is gaining
ground here in consequence Of the explo-
sion OF recent Helena lies.
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AT PHILIPSBURo.


Democrats Hold . Rousing Meeting at
Morse'a Hall.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
PHILIrsBURG. Nov. A largo audience
assembled in Morse's hall this evening to
hear Hon. 4. j. Walch OF Helena discuss
the problems of the campaign from a
democratic standpoint. The speaker was
introduced by Fred Ferrcll i'm n neat
speech. Mr.. Walch dissectcd the proiec.
tion theory and exposed the fallacy Of It's
pretensions IN o clear and incisive man
ncr. and was listened to with marked at.
tention throughout. The silver question
was treated in q plain and explicit way,
and he demonstrated conclusivciy that
for the promotion of that interest the
democratic party Is the peoples best hold.
Mr.. Walch is a strong and eloquent
speaker, and agrecably disappointed bis
hearers. Tho Bi-Metallic band furnished
excellent music for the occasion.
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ON TARIFF
An Able Address Before An Audience In
Jersey City.
SOME QUESTIONS ASKED
Things OF Importance to the Peo-
pie OF the Nation-The Many
Broken Pledges OF the
Republican Party.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., Nov. i.-Jersey City
democrats gave hearty welcome to eN-
President Cleveland tonight. He was
here as the guest Of tho Hudson demo-
cratic society. and 5000 men rushed in the
auditorium when ITS doors were opened.
Mr.. Cleveland was greeted with deafening
applause when introduced as "New Jer-
sey's favorite and favored son." He said
in part:
After some felicitous remarks Cleveland
said, in part: Eight years ago when an
other presidential campaign had advanced
10 nearly the precise stage the present one
has reached, came to your state and de-
clared II to he my understanding OF the
democratic crced that all taxation should
be limited to the requirements of an eco
nomical government, and every cent
taken from the pockets of the people be-
yond the requirements no better than rob-
berry. | need not recall to your
minds the result of that campaign
with democratic president and n
house Of representatives. You know
how faithfully We attempted To draft our
doctrines upon tho policy Of the country,
and how constantly we worked to relieve
the people from the burden of taxation
which had its origin In the exigcncies Of n
terrible and wasting war. but continued
through many years of peace To serve the
purpose of selfish interests. You rcmem-
her the measure Of relief passed by a
democratic house and defeated by r.
publican senate. From the recrcancy of
the senate we appealed again in another
presidential election 10 the people, with
the pledge that IL entrusted with power vs.
would continue the struggle to rectify the
wrongs of nm unjust tariff. In the cam
paign Of lssS We still follow ed the banner
upon which was einblazoned the legend,
Unnecessary taxation is unjust taxa.
tion.'
ut is needless TO remind you of the
| agencies which operated to defeat democ.
racy In that campaign. One feature of il,
however, is interesting. II was impossi.
BILE for our opponents to overlook the fac,
that our contention in the cause of the
people had aroused the attention of the
voters of the land 10 such an extent there
were danger in further insistencc on the
burdens then resting upon tho people OF
the land. Then IL was that the conccs.
sion was made by them that our tariff
laws ought to be amended and read listed
and then il was that the party whose rep.
resentatives i'm the senate had defeated
our plan of relief, implorcd the people to
trust them and rang their changes on the
delusive cry. let the tariff be readjust
by it's friends Thus pledged they gained
the ascendancy in every branch of govern.
ment. and the tariff has been amended. il
not by it's friends. evidently by the friends
of those who erw rich under its nnjus,
opportunity. Has the party which has
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FOR A LARGE STAKE.
Fixing for the Fight Between FitxsIm-
mons and Hall.

New YORK. Nov. 4.-Bob Fitzsimmons
to-day placed the Coney Island Athletic
club and Crescent Athletic club of New
Orleans against each other for fight be-
tween himself and Jim Hall. The Crescen,
finally bid $4,000 and 81 for Bob's sigma
ture. He hesitatcd and then the Coney
Island bid $4,000. Bob declined to fight
for the Coney Island and said he would
accept the Crescent's offer. Then the
Coney Island club cabled Hall that Fitz.
simmons had agreed to fight for s.. 900 less
than he could have got.
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DANGER OF A CONFLICT.
Orders To United states Marshaia May be
tn. Cause of Trouble.

Orders to United state. Msr.hs,s May bs
tn. Cause of Trouble.
NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Members of the
democratic national committee fear
trouble at the polls IL the marshals carry
out the United States Law this year. as
they have IN the past. The national COM
mittce has approved the action of the
state committee in advising citizens TO ar
rest marshals who attempt To force those
parts of federal statutes which conflict
with the state laws. II Is stated that
Chairman Harrity Of the democratic ma
tional committee, will issue q manifesto
on the subject.
Al the republican national and state
headquarters IL was said to-day that mar
shals would certainly GO within the rails
nj tho polls and that no authority. state
or city. had any right 10 prevent them. Al
democratic headquarters il was said
Lieutenant Governor Sheehan's instr,ic-
tions would certainly be carried out. and
marshals arrested " they went within the
rails. Sheriff German has begun swear
ing in special deputies in case OF an
emergency.
Chairman Carter of the republican ma
tional committee said this evening that ho
had nothing further To say Than that the
controversy was between Shcchan and
the United States government, and he
thought the latter will take care Of itself.
Edward Mitchell. attorney for the south.
ern district Of New York. has written n
letter to United States marshals and in
spectors of elections in regards tn Shec.
hams instructions. citing the revised stat
u,cs and telling tho marshal To instruct
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Denied the Mandamus.

LANSING. Mich. Nov. 4.-The supreme
court to-day denied the mandamus asked
by ID. J. Campau. chairman of the demo-
cratic state central committee, to compel
the Detroit common council to rescind
the appointment of election inspectors of
that city. The court holds the council had
full powers In the matter.
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Ad,ir...rd bv s,rvensou.

ST. Louis. Nov. i.-Adlai Z. stevenson,
after a short stay in this city this evening,
during which he Was visited by many
prominent democrats, went to Belleville,
Ills. where he reviewed torchliRht pro-
cession of 5000 men and later addressed
an enormous crowd at the park. Gea.
John c. Black. Col. William r. Morrison
and others also spoke. The meeting was
one of the largest ever held in Southern
Illinois.
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New YORK. Nov. &.--Judge Newton has
cabled Jim Hall Of London that Fi,ssim.
mons has decided 10 fight Hall at New Or
leans for $4,000. The Coney Island club
bid II up to $4,000. but Fitrsimmons re.
fused to fight at the Island. Judge New.
ton asks Hall what terms he will make to
fight Choynski.
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G.rmsny's Fiuanciers.

BERLIN. Nov. i.-Count Won Aivens-
leber. German minister to Berlin, DR.. Won
Hasenap of the imperial treasury DEPART
ment. aud Herr Hartiug, director OF the
Reisch bank, have been appointed dele
gates to the international monetary con-
ference ut Brussels.
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Boomers at Red Lodge.

Special DIsratch 70 the standard.
RED LODGE, Nov. 4.-The mass meeting
held here last night in the interest of
Bozeman for the capital was big success
in every way. The addresses of Nelson
Story. Charles Blskely and Colonel Brad
shaw were enthusiastically cheered from
the opening TO the close. A conservative
estimate gives Bozeman % per cent. OF
the vote at this place. Bozcman stock for
the capital is going up every hour.
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He Told II All.

WASHINGTON, Nov. i.-Acting Attorney
General Aldrich said this morning no new
questions involving the construction of
the election Law had been presented to the
department of justice. and added he did
not anticipate any further trouble on tha,
score. now that the policy of the depart.
ment was SO well understood.
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FIGURING ON RESULTS.
Estimates Made by the Managers Of Iioil
the Great Parties

the Great Parties
NEW YORK, Nov. i.-The Herald says
A member Of the democratic national
committe has prepared this statement of
the electoral votes the Cleveland mana.
gers expect to obtain: Solid South $50,
New York 80. Indiana Is, New Jersey 10,
Connecticut ., Michigan q, Wisconsin Il.
Total 2l4.
From . scmi-ofiicial source this table OF
the republican expectations was obtained
Alabama II. Colorado 4, Illinois a. Iowa
l3. Michigan 8. Nebraska =. New York ~,
Ohio q, Pennsylvania S2. South Dakota 3.
Washington 4, Wisconsin l.. California =
Idaho 3. Indiana Is. Massachusetts Is
Minnesota o. New Hampshire 4, North
Dakota 3. Oregon 4. Rhode Island 4, ver-
mont q. West Virginia s. Total 253.
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The Cio.Inr lyoom,

STEuBESyn.LE. Ohio. Nov. i.-Secretary
Charles Foster made the final speech of
tho republican campaign in this county in
this city tonight. A large audience
greeted him.
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BY A MASKED MAN.
Nev York Travelling Man Robbed On
Train Near Omaha.

Train Near Omaha.
OMAHA. Neb.. Nov. A daring robbery
occurred this evening on a train between
Omaha and Missouri Valley. 4 masked
desperado fired two shots at W. C. Pollock,
representing New York jewelry house,
beat him in horrible manner over the
head and face and then. seizing Pollock
sample case. containing Sl5.0O0 worth OF
jewelry, jumped from the train and dis.
appsared. Pollock was brought TO this
city, where he now lies at hotel suffering
from two bullet wounds and nasty cuts IN
the scalp.
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The only place in town. the place to get
the best. the place TO ge; the cheapest. the
place TO get the newest and latest, the
place to get anything and everything In
mems wear is at Counell's.
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The capital question will soon BE- de-
cided and so will your bets. You have no
doubt won several suits OH this election,
aud the place to get them 10 at Connelfs.
Pick out your patterns nov. They have
Just received $50 pieces new fall suitings.