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LARGE AMOUNT INVOLVED.


Half a Million Dollars Claimed For
Breach Of Contract
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Boise. Idaho. Oct. ia half million
dollar mining suit will come up for hear.
ing in the federal court at its next term
here. II is brought by Peter Huston
against William +. Livingston and others.
and involves n group of mines on Salmon
river near Clayton, Idaho. The defendant
alleges that on June 10. 1891. he and Will.
Jams entered into contract with the
plaintiffs for the purchase of the group.
The price TO be paid was s22225 600. on which
$500 was given at the time the contract
was made. and $4,000 was 10 bc paid i'm
two months. but the time for the second
payment was extended TO Feb. 10. 1892. on
which date the deeds for the group werc
to be deposited In the First National bank
in Denver. The first payment was TO be
made Aug. 1, 1892. The deeds were not
forthcoming Mt the stipulated time and
the owners of the group refused to refund
the initial payment of 5000. claiming
that Huston had not carried out his share
of the contract.
Huston now asks that the sale of the
group TO him he consummated or his So. 900
be returned to him.
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new YORK and CHICAGO
The TVo Great Cities Nov Connected
BY Telephone.
MAYORS GREET EACH OTHER
Messages Transmitted by Voice
a Distance OF Nearly One
Thousand MIles-rhe Ven
ture q Success.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-The long distance
telephone between Now York and Chicago
was tried this morning. This conversa-
tion passed: "Hello!'
Chicago-Weli, what is il?
New York-Are you all right?
Il can hear you just as plainly as II you
were standing within three feet Of me-"
1t was easier TO get Chicago than to
make connection with Brooklyn. This is
the longest telephone line ever success
fully used. II Is double metallic cur
rent.
This afternoon. in the presence of dis
iinguished company. telephone service be-
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VIENNA, Oct. 1s.-An encounter IL re-
ported between Austrian and Russian
troops on tho Galician frontier. The Aus
trian sentinels near Bclzac refused to ad-
nit some Russian-Polish cmigrants into
Austrian territory on the ground that the
passports exhibited were defective. The
C0ssack guards on the Russian side of tho
boundary were anxious to gcd rid of tho
cmigrants and protested against the ac-
iion Of the Austrians. A shot was fired.
which killed an Austrian. Shots and
hayonet thrusts were then freely cK-
changed. Tho Russians at length fled.
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MATS AT BOULDER.



Great Welcome.
Special DISPATCH 10 the standard
BOULDER. Oct. is.-The democrats had
a rousing rally tonight at the court house,
at which senator Mats was the speaker.
No such audience or demonstration was
anticipated by the most ardent democrat.
A big bon fire and n brass band pointed
tho way to the meeting place. County At
torney Parker prcsid1d. Mr.. Mats gave
most Of his attention to the tariff ques-
ton. senator Mats paid a high tribute
Ia Congressman DiNou's record in con-
gress. which brought both loud and WE'LL
meri;ed applause. He reviewed the peo-
pies party. and said that their candidate
was not in favor of free silver but favored
grccnbacks and always had. and proved
by the record of the democrats that they
had always been in favor Of free silver.
The court room was beautifully deco.
rated. and AT the close Of his speech Mr..
Mats was presented with a large bouquet
by one OF the school children. Senator
Matts has well been termed ''thn silver.
tongucd orator of the Missoula valley"
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Indiana na yotera.

YANKToS. s. d., Oct. 1s.-Judgc Smith
issued writ OF mandamus 10 compel the
commissioners of Charles Mix county TO
establish voting places on the Yankton
Indian reservation. This is the case OF
the peoples party board of commissioners
cndcavoring to prevent the Indians from
voting. There are 100 Indians on the res
crvation who have taken land in severalty
and are qualified voters. The commits.
sioners were pctitioned 10 establish voting
places. but declined. The Indians. how
ever. acting upon the advice of counsel,
take action.
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Jefferson County Voters.

Special Dispatch to the standard
BOULDER, Oct. ls.-in Boulder aie voters
are registered, 10 in Big Foot, 2t2 in Elk
horn and - ia Amazon. total of 53I in
this district. u net increase OF IL. At
Nickes the registry agent reports 2lO;
Evening Star. ~; Comet. So: Gregory, 3,
q net increase of -; at Reedsburg, l6; IT.
Louis, 65; Bedford. i5. This district shows
a net increase over two years ago OF IS.
At Basin tho returns show that at that
place - are registered. Bcrnice. ~; VIM
tcr's Camp. 10, "A net dccrcas cof u In two
years. Several precincts have not yet been
heard from.
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GONE TO SMASH.
Another Worlds Track Record Broker
Yestc rday.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. ls.-Another
worlds record was broken at Cumberland
park to-day. II wns stake race for
3-ycar-olds, and Dircctum clipped two sec
onds of the previous best time, making
the distance in 2:llL.
Hal Pointer easily defeated Guy In u
milo dash, pacing in 2:0ih, lowering his
own record. Many outside watches made
IL faster.
In'the 2:l5 trot Belle Archer won. Fred
:. wilkes second. Alice third, Bonnie
Wilmorc fourth. Time, cara.
In the 2:5 trot Directum won three
straigh, heats, Kentucky Union second,
Ambroslal third. Best time, s:llh.
One mile dash for yearlings Lady
won, Winnie second, Firesdc third. Time,
2.3o.
In the .: 80 irot Eli won, Lallah Wilkes
second. Baron third. Time. 2:lsl4.
Oue mile dash-Hal Pointer won. Guy
second. Quarters: II, l:024, 1857.
2:Oi1.
Two-ycar-old stakes luniinishcdD Bon
mic Belle and Vida each took "a heat. Best
time, 2:lsl.
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RATES TO BE RESTORED.

Termination Of the Passenger 1rafic
War Between Western Lines.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1s.-Chairman Caldwell
of the Western Passenger association to-
day put the finishing touches to q great
piece of work. it amounting in fact to the
raising of rates OH association points
which have been reduced for the last year
and a half. and means an increase of rev.
enuc averaging 81 10000 year. Connect
ing lines will be requested 10 use the re-
stored figures for all business ticketcd
via Chicago wcstwartl-bound lines. Tcle-
grams were senu out informing the con-
Meeting lines as well as members of the
association that the Use of all so-called
special reduced rates now in effect be-
tween Chicago, st. Louis and Missouri
river cities will he discontinued Oct. 81
and old rates reestablished. This termi-
mates the war which has been on since the
Alton left the association two years ago.
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NELL THE PoISONER.
He 10 Now Being Tried Before London
Court.

uo ID NOW DesuE hTbeo nos0S A0"u""
Court.
LONDON, Oct. 1s.-Thc trial OF Thomas
Neill, on the charge of wilful murder In
connection with what is known rs the
Lambeth poisoning case, began in Old
Bailey yesterday. Neill is charged with
having murdered Matilda Clover. Ellen
Donworth. Alice Marsh and Emma Shri-
veil. attempting TO poison Louise Harvey
and attempting TO blackmail DR.. Broad-
bent and DR.. Harper. The prisoner
pleaded not guilty to the charges and tho
trial began. Several witnesses testified
but nothing Of moment was adluced.
The court was again crowded to the
doors this morning. The crowd was 90
great IL became necessary to erect barriers
AT some entrances to check the rush.
John c. Kirby. druggists clerk. testified
that since October last he had sold Neill
nux vomica, n poison. several times. In
quantities of one TO four ounces. together
with empty capsules. Tho sales were
made to Ncill ON his own prescription as a
doctor.
DIR. Graham. who attended Matilda
Clover and gave n death certificate
when she died. testified he attended her
several times in her last illness. He was
called to prescribe to countcract the ef-
fects of hard drinking. He admitted
drinking brandy while taking the medi-
cine he gave her would have been danger
Gus. He said he had been told that she
drank quantity Of brandy the night OF
her death.
DIR. Stevenson. who analyzcd the stom-
ach of the Clover woman. testified that he
found strychnine. j. W. Mccullough
swore Neill admitted no poisoned several
persons. The court then adjourned.
DIR. Graham. who attended Matilda Clo-
yer. said that he prescribed to counteract
the effect of her drinking. Recess was
then taken for lunch. At the afternoon
session daughter of Neill's former land.
lady testified. She said that Ncill told
her he was an agent for drug merchant,
and had showed her case of pills. He
volunteered the statement when the in
quest on the Marsh aud Schriveli women
was being made. that il was a cold-biooded
murder. The witness had also seen box
of gclatine capsules in Neilrs room.
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,D.Ury's l'Itl,nututu,

DENVER. Oct. is.--prcsident JcfYry of
the Rio Grandc road late last night issued
an ultimatum Ia the striking trainmcn to
report for duty this morning or consider
themselves discharged. Jeirry further
says he will not treat with any committee
from the strikers until all trains src mov-
ing according to schedule, when lie will
consider all grievances.
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CHICAGO. Oct. ls.-A representative
gathering from the commercial. scientific
and press circles assembled in the Chi
cago Offices of the Long Distance Telc-
phone company this afternoon to witness
the formal opening of telephone COM
munication between Chicago aud New
York. The main wire WAS tapped and
each yisitor provided with receiver and
heASd oil that went over the wire between
Mayor Washburne and Mayor Grant, also
the musical programme.
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HELENA'S DIRTY TRICK.
IL IL Rishifuliy ksssnted by the Citisess
OF Great Inlls.

SpecaM Ihspafch 10 the Stsndari
GREAT FALLS, Oct. 1s.-At largely at
tended meeting this afternoon OF the Lead
ing business and property owners of this
city, the following resolution was pre-
sentcd and passed amid great enthusiasm :
WHEREAS. I, has come 60 our knowledge
that the Helena capita! committees hired agents
throughout the state are diligently circulating
u report that 6reat Falls has withdrawn from
the capital race and will support the candidacy
OF Helena and
WHEREAS. A circular purrorting to emannfe
from Helena has been industrlotisly scattered
throughout Fergus and other eastern counties,
setting forth u claim that Great Falls has with
drawn from the capital race In favor of Helena; (;
therefore. be IL
R.soired, That we denounce such nefarious
methods Of campaignng As macIously false.
Rcsolrsd furthermore. That Great Falls II
irrevocabiy In the race for the permanent state
capital, and that W. pledge oar best and III
deiatigable Efforts In behalf Of her candidacy.
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The Wrecked stranger.

New ORLEANS, Oct. ls.-Thc Norw egian
steamer Agrcs. from Blueiields. reports
having rescued first officer and one sea.
man OF the Honduras steamer Stranger,
from Bcliz for Blucfields. She capsizcd
in a storm October 10. and of u on board.
including seven women and three chil.
posed to be lost.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-19

TO-DAY the American Street
Railway Association will hold a
National Convention in Cleve-
land. Ohio.
The sessions will continue un-
til the 2Ist instant, and all street
railway companies. horse, cable
and electric, will be represented.
The interests represented aggre-
gate a vast amount, a sum in
fact larger than the combined
capital Of the banks, and is said
to exceed $Iso.ooo.ooo.
Nothing can exceed the pop
ularity of our line of fine Over
coats. We can save you
money. and can show you the
very newest and nobbiest goods
made. We have every style
and fabric known, made by
skillful tailors into the various
cuts that are now the predomi.
mating style. Coats arc cut longer
this year. which is a good thing
for this cold country. and assures
you that you can be suited in the
length; for, to be candid, box
coats were a little extreme for
this trade.
Kerseys, Mcltons. Beavers
Friezes, Chinchilias, make up the
best, and prices vary from sIz
to $50.
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PARK COUNTY TEACHERS.
First Days Session of Their Institute .
Livingston.

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
LIVINGSTON. Oct. 1s.-The Park county
teachers institute convened this after.
noon with 33 teachers and 100 visitors In
attendance. County Superintendent Hun
ter presiding. Papers were read by the
Misses Conway, Marshal. Duke. Stats
and j. c. West. Tho institute will be
in session until Saturday evening.
Wednesday evening an entertainment
will be given at the Methodist church.
Professor Young of Helena will deliver a
lecture on Burns.
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Wreck Of the IBok hara.

HOMO KoNo, Oct. ls.-Thc chief officer
OF the steamer Bokhara. wrecked in fu-
kien channel, has arrived here. He says
that Of the crew l02 are missing and al
most certainly lost. Among them is the
captain, second officer. four engineers,
four stewards and 10 natives. or the pas
sengers. eight military men and II civil
ians are lost. The cargo of the Bolhara
consisted of s2Do,UD in treasure, 1900
bales Of silk and an assortment Of general
merchandise.
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ROME, Oct. is.-Thc Italian government
contcmplates appealing to the Brussels
conference 10 Withdraw tho sanction Of
legal tender from small coin outside of
tho country Of issue. II objects To the
outflow OF Italian small silver through the
operations of smugelcrs, which all legal
means hitherto have failed To stop.
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Victoria Not In n.

NEW YORK. Oct. is.-The state commit
tee of the woman's suffrage party issued
IA statement denying that Victoria Wood
hull Martin is the party's candidate for
president. The committee says that the
Woman's Journal the woman suffrage or
gan. has rcpudiated Mrs. Martin as their
candidate.
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ON THE MEXICAN CENTRAL.


SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Oct. 1s.--It il re-
ported that the Mexican Central ra ailroad
is threatened with n general strike. Tho
trouble began three days ago when the
American machinists in the shops at the
City Of Mexico went out for an increase of
wages. Dissatisfaction spread to tho shops
at San Luis Potosi and the machinists
there also walked out. Engineers and
firemen are expected to quit work IL tho
machinists demand is not granted.
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Arbitration Favored.

BALTIMORE, Oct. iS.-Iu the Episcopal
council this morning a resolution was
adopted that a petition be addressed to
various governments in favor of arbitra.
tion of national differences. The petition
is to be distributed for signatures among
the Christian societies assembled At Chi.
cayo during the worlds fair.
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NO JURISDICTION.
Tho Minnesotn Mandtmus Gaze Dis.
missed by the Court.

Tho Minnesotn Mandimus Case Dis.
missed by the Court.
ST. PAUL. Oct. 1s.--ln tho district court
this morning Judge Brill announced his
decision in the mandamus proceedings
brought by the democratic state commit
tee to compel Secretary of State Brown to
group the fusion electors in a different
way from what he had announced. The
decision was the court had no jurisdiction
and the case was dismissed. II is not
known what steps, IL any. will now he
taken. II is conceded the ballot as pre-
pared by the secretary OF state under the
law is confusing OH the four fusion electors.
as they are not grouped together. but scat
tered among the other popuiist electors.
The five straight democratic electors are
left by themselves.
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ALBANY. Oct. ls.-Upon the application
of the counsel for Charles A. White. Cow
ernor Flower has consented to give hear
ing on the 25th in the matter Of the de-
mand OF the governor of Wyoming for
Whites extradition on the charge of
grand larceny.
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TOPEKA. Kan, Oct. ls.--Governor Hum
phrcy has written a letter to General
Miles asking that a company OF United
States cavalry be sent to the Southern
Kansas borrlcr to protect the citizcus from
the remnant of the Dalton gang. The
governors action Is based On the petition
of the council aud citizens Of Coircyyille.
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sale of Nigh Bred Horses.

NEw YORK. Oct. ls.-A representative
crowd was ON hand whom the salo of the
Algeria stud was resumed this afternoon
at Tnttcrsalrs. Among tho sales were
the following: Santa Lucia. To W. Lake.
land, S7.i0O: Scottish Lass. Ia w. Lake.
land, 5000; Saucy Lass. To Z. :. Gardner.
5000; Sunnyside. To W. II. Forbes, $500;
Turmoil. to II. J. Eaggin, $500; Twi-
light, to c. j. Enright. $500.
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MONTANA sHARPSHoorERs.

second Day OF the Militia Rine Practice
at Helena.
Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
HELENA, Oct. is.-Thc totals for toiay's
rifle match, n. q. NJ. AT 100 yards were as
follows: A company. Great Falls, 81: &
company, Helena. u: ID company. vir-
ginia City, 35; L company, Dillon. 81; +
company, Butte, &c: G. company, Butte,
81; II company, Bozeman. %; X company.
Anaconda, NJ. The Anaconda team shot
OH yesterdays score and made ~.
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ODD Fellow. Celebrate.

Special Dspasch TO the standard.
BOULDER. Oct. ls.-The Odd Fellows
here last nigh, celebrated the first anni'
ycrsary of their lodge by a grand ball. The
opera house was decorated with flowers
and eycrgreens. IL was grand success
aud the town was full of people from all
over the county who came to attend the
festivities.
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WITH KNIVES AND CLUBS.

Italians and HunGaftans Meet In Mortal
Combat.
HAzLEToN, Pa, Oct. is.-Iil feeling be-
tween Italians and Hungarians hero cul-
minated in q pitched battle yesterday.
with the result that one man was killed.
three mortally wounded and dozen seri-
ously hurt.
From wilksbarre comes the report Of n
similar fight. which resulted in one man
being fatally shot, another severely
stabbed. two more badly cut. with wounds
considered fatal. Still another is fatally
injured, being battered about the head
with club.
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Me.tinv OF th, Deputies.

PARIS. Oct. is.-Thc chamber of depu-
ties open ed to-day. The labor troubles at
Carmen were discussed. Baron Relic,
chairman of tho Carmen Mining CONF
pany ended the discussion by declaring
that the company is willing to arbitrate
the questions at issue.
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A new winter wrap may be very hand
some and elegant. but il cannot be shown
60 the best advantage unless you have q
hat to match it. Get your coat at Con-
nell's and have their milliner make Q hat
70 match IL.
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DO you want TO make YOUR wife or
daughter happy aud think you are one of
the best men in the world. Then take
home one of those elegant coats which the
Conncll company are showing this season.
Be sure. your better half Will appreciate IL.
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Win Preach n,nncracx.
Dispatch TO IN. stan lari

Sreca, Dispatch 10 the Stan1lrL
MIssoULA, Oct. Isl. 6. Denny. demo-
cratic nominee for county attorney. will
deliver an address at Superior. Oct. p
Hamilton. Oct. "a: Darby, Oct. % Cor
wallis. Oct. %; Lo Lo. Oct. q, aud French
town. Nov 5.
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kIIIad hS Her Nm. hand

ST. LOUIS. Oct. is.-Lato last night The
odore Princcly shot and killed his young
wife while Walking with four other
women. Owing io his dissipated habits
sine refused to live with him.
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LIVES LOST.
Result OF . Fire In . suburb o
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. ia-Bifteen dwellings aud
stores burned and two women were killed
in EnRlowood, In the southern part of
the city. this morning. Financial loss,
$4,000. Mrs. W. X. Butler. though not
really In danger, jumped from u third
story window, striking, on her head, aud
was instantly killed. John Howard. an
employe in the bakery where the fire
started. was burned to death. A woman
and child in ono of the burned buildings
are not acc oun,ed for.
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A lsooslIer ON Trial.

TOLEDO. Oct. ls.-Alicrman Frank Tan
ncr. the second Of the booilers arraignei
for trial, this afternoon pleaded guilty.
This has thrown tho remaining five into
CONSERVATION. II is believed all except
one. Manchester. will also plead guilty.
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A .udgshIp i:e.Igned.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ls.-T. j. Anderson.
associate Justice of the supreme court of
the territory Of Utah. has rendered his res
ignation, to take ,ifec, at once.
, 1892-02-11
Dead Sen Fruits.

They slav m%ultitudes when they are the
product of neglect of incipient disease. A
slight" cold, a fit of indigestion, bilious
ness or constipation, each or any of these
minor ailments" advance in many
cases with ''league-destroying strides"
Give them a swift, early defeat with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters and avert
the danger. Abernethy administered an
alarming rebuke to the man who informed
him hat he had only a cold" "Only a
cold repeated the doctor. What would
we have-the plagued" Rheumatism and
la grippe are easily extinguishable at the
start. Why then allow them to get up a
full head OF steam? Put on the brakes
with the hitters, The genial warmth
which this superb medicine diffuses
through the system, the impetus it gives
to the circulation of the blood, its sooth-
ing and strengthening effect upon the
nerves specially recommend it to the en-
feebled and sick. IT'S tue great specific
for malaria.
, 1892-02-11

We will suppose that the turkey has
to be cooked in an ordinary saucepan.
Pluck and SINCE the bird, cut off the
neck and legs and empty ii. reserving
the liver, heart and gizzard. Cover the
bird all over with slices of bacon cut
very thin; then bind it securely with
Irvine. The shape of the turkey must
be preserved as correctly as possible.
Put a few slices of fat bacon at the
bottom of the saucepan; lay the bird
upon these, with the giblets and trim
mings; a Calls foot split in two, two or
three onions stuck with cloves, two car
rots, a bunch of parsley and n sprig of
thyme, with salt and pepper to taste.
Put some slices of bacon on the top of
the turkey, and nearly cover 1t with
good stock. Put the lid on the pan and
gently simmer the contents from -four to
six hours, according to the size of the
bird.
If this dish is to be eaten hot, place
the turkey on a dish, surround it with
the best of the vegetables and pour over
it part of the liquor in which it has been
stewed, freed from fat, and thickened
with a little browning Aunt Chloe in
Country Gentleman.