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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-23
The Hale q Norcross Case.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 90. - Superior
Judge Hubbard wns served to-day with an
order Of the supreme court staying all
proceedings In the case Of NJ. w. Fox
against tho Hale 4 Norcross Silver Mining
company. and setting the NTH of Decem.
bcr as tho day for the ,urt below to show
cause why its judgment in favor OF Fox
and against the directors OF the Hale q
Norcross for moro than 81 100000 should
not be perpetually staid. Fox. In his suit
on behalf Of the shareholders, alleged that
the mining company had defrauded them
out of the proceeds Of tho mine to that
amount through fraudulent milling con-
trncts.
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ON THE UNION PACIFIC.
Three Killed by the Coliisioa sf . Pa
sengsr Train with . Freight.

Three Killed by the Coliisioa sf . Pas-
sengsr Train with Freight.
OMAHA, Ncb., Nov. q. II Six people
were killed and three injured by . wreck
on the Union Pacific near Aida.
Tho wreck was caused by . col
lision between the overland flyer, due ut
Omaha at this morning, and . freight
which had just pulled out of the Aida yard.
Both engines were completely smashed
and the baggage and postal cars tele-
scoped and freight cars piled up. The
killed are: j. w. Keller, conductor OF
freight; Barney Mcdonald, passenger en-
Rinccr; Gus Barrett, freight engineer; Irn
Owens. freight fireman. Injured: William
Costello. passenger fireman; A. N. Lyons.
mail agent; William Sutherland. freight
brakeman. Tho first two will die. No
passengers were hurt.
The wreck Is one Of tho worst on the
Union Pacific in several years. 1t waa
due TO criminal negligence Of tho switch
tender. The freight had boon doing somc
switching and had backed In on the siding
to await the passage OF the fast express
train. IL was supposed that tho switch
was set secure for the main track, but tho
opposite was tho case and the passenger
train coming on at rate Of Is miles an
hour, crashed into tho freight with icrri-
BILE force.
Latcr-Fircman Costello and Brakeman
Sutherland died this evening. The cor
orner's inquest developed tho fact that
Conductor Kollar is responsible for the
open switch.
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CRUSHED BY The CAR
Fatal Accident on the Electric Road q
Great Falls
KENNETH M'KENZIE's DEATH
instantly Killed While at His Post
OF Duty-Two Thieves Cap
tured-Teachers' In.
otltut0.
Special Dispatch to the standard.


GREAT FALLS, Nov. 2.-Last night
shortly after II o'clock Kenneth McKen.
gle, q young man employed by tho Electric
Street Car company. left tho power house
on his last run 10 Central avenue. The
only passenger In tho car was another
motorman named Larson. Larson was
sitting down looking over his report. He
noticed tho car running at high ratio OF
speed, but did not think anything OF Il.
When the car struck the switch Il left tho
track and ran across the street for nearly
15 yards. Larson managed to jump from
tho car before coming to . stop. and run.
ming ahead called for Mckenzie. Getting
no answer he searched around tho cas
and found the unfortunate man lys
ing under the car lifeless. Soc
pcrintcndcnt Dickinson and medical
assistance arrived on the scene and II was
found lifo was extinct. His skull was
badly crushed, both legs broken and sew.
ernl gnshes ON the body. From the posi-.
tion Of the body II 10 thought that whom the
car left the track he was hurled over tho
dash hoard and fell in front Of tho car,
which passed over his body. An inquest
was held this afternoon and tho verdict
rendered exonerates tho company from
oil blame.
Kenneth Mckenzie came here from
Corwhin. Ontario, about two years ago and
lived with his brothcr-in-law, Andrew Hay
of Grafton. for somc time, after which he
accepted position rs clerk ut the Mil
waukec house. which position he lefs
about Ave weeks ago to work for the street
car company
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FROM PORTLAND.
Heavy Rains Increase the Turbuleney OF
tho Rivers.

heavy hains Increase tue Turbulency Of
tho Rivers.
PORTLAND, Orc., Nov. 22.-Rain has
fallen in torrents to-day In Oregon and
Washington west Of tho Cascade mount-
aims. and local railroad traffic on Puget
Sound north Of Tacoma Ia entirely sus-
perded. The damage already done In the
i'uget Sound country will probably reach
100000, and the prospect now ID that
much greater damage will result. The
Northern Pacific has repaired the dam
age to its main line and trains for the
East are running regularly. The land
slide on tho Union Pacific ut Cascade con.
tinues TO come down with increased en-
ergy. A heavy rain fell there to-day, which
washed tons Of earth down the mountain
side. Construction work on q track
around the slide began yesterday and 1t
will probably be completed by tomorrow
night. The company 10 still transferring
passengers and mails around tho obstruc.
tion by water.
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Perished In the Planes.

MILWAUKEE, Wis.,. Nov. "a fire
which originated In tho Milwaukes Bed.
ding company's works In Sixth street to.
night. destroyed that establishment and
the upholstcring works of karpin & Co.
William n. French. foreman for the latter
firm. was cut of by tho flames on the
fourth floor and persisted. Several other
employees jumped from the windows and
were slightly hurt. Five flrcmen also sus.
taincd slight injuries. The pecuniary loss
Is only sl5,0o1.
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For Illegal Voting.

srccla' DISPATCH 10 the standard
BOISE. Idaho. Nov. ?2.-The United
States grand jury In session this morning
found an indictment against II. w.
Block. gambler, for illegal voting. Ho
was nm election clerk In East Boise pre-
cinct. and is alleged 10 have voted there
without being n resident Of the state for
six months. He was arrested on Saturday
night ON complaint OF tho United States
attorney and held for examination to-day.
This morning he was discharged hut was
Immediately re-arrested and taken before
United States Juaae DsaAAH sho relsnsed
him ON bail to appear for trial.
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Teschers' Meeting.
,aseh % Ne eoAndard.

GREAT FALLS. Nov. 22.-The Cascade
county teachers institute after the OPEN
ing exercises this morning was enter.
tnincd by Miss Swain. who read paper
on geography. Mifs Gilchrist gave ciass
exercise In primary language. At the af-
ternoou session Mr.. Davidson read Q
paper on an article recently published in
the Forum, criticising the public schools
md on questions Of needed reform In pub
lie school laws. Il awakened lively dis.
cussiou. Mr.. Sargent, in discussing tho
matter. claimed that compulsory educa-
tion was ineffective aud that part of the
school law needed revision. Miss Edger.
ton then spoke Of tho injustice Of requir.
ing teachers TO pass o new examination In
order to obtain q certificate every time an
old certificate expired. Meeting then ad.
journed.
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Street Cars Collide.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. 22.-An electric
train was running over long central via-
duct at high rate Of speed this evening
when the trail car jumped the track and
swung around. A train coming In the OPP
positc direction at full speed crashed into
II. badly wrecking the car. Charles II.
Hussey was fatally injured and Miss Lulu
Fay and Jacob Pfahl may not recover.
Other passengers escaped with slight cuts
and bruises.
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FAILURE AT DILLON.

Assigameut Of tho Poindextss Coumsrs
cisi Company.
Special Dispatch TO the standard
DILLON. Nov. 22.-The Poindexter Cons
mercial company, formerly known ~ the
firm Of L. w. Poindexter q Sons, made an
assignment ths morning for tho benefit Of
their creditors. Phil II. Poindexter 70
Of tho oldest grocery and general msss
chandise houses in the city. II 10 hoped
that affairs OF the company will soon b
Strengthened out and business resu med.
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Sick Fiashead Indians.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.

MIssouLA, Nov. 22.-Major Roman came
In from tho Flathead reservation to-day.
He states that diphiheria has entirely dis
appeared from among the Indians and
TINT the accounts were greatly exaggcr-
atcd. There wcrc 81 eases among the In
dams ut st. Ignatius mission. only thrcc
OF which were fatal. This light fatality
was owing TO the excellent care and nurs-
ing which the patients received. There
wcrc four or five fatal cases outside Of the
mission which he heard of.
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SMALLPOX Abon rsi I'm.

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-Thc steamer Saale
from Bremen brought case Of smallpox
In her steerage to-day. The patient. an +
mouths-old baby. has been isolated to-
geihcr with It's family. Tho surgeon of
the steamship had vaccinatcd all passen-
gers. The steamer after being thoroughly
disinfccted was allowed to 20 to her dock.
the patient and Its family being removed
TO the reception hospital.
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New YORK, Nov. 22.-Clc veland left this
afternoon for q two weeks vacation. In
an interview hc expressed thanks for tho
interest displayed blythe people, in the fact
that his mails were overwhelmingly large.
SO large that It is impossible to answer all
letters. He complained Of rush Of Office
seekers. He declared that no would not
even consider any applications for Office
until after his Inauguration and ask cal TO
be relieved from pressure until that time.
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To Benetit Boise City.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 2.-News has just
been received here from S. II. H. Clark,
president Of the Union Pacific railway,
that his company 10 about to move the
depot. which Is now located on hill about
q mile out Of the city, and extend the
track into this city and erect some repair
shops and u new depot, to be the hand
soonest Of its kind this side of the Rockies,
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CaIneRln'a Chop-Axe.

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Nov. 2s.-Many Of
those who regained their old positions Mt
tho Carnegie mills are much depressed
over the notification of n reduction OF
wages. Boiler men who formerly received
s2.25 per day must now work for ei.s9.
Others Of the employees arc cut In proper
ton.
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Cleveland win Change Things.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-There 10 consid.
cradle talk in regard TO tho proposition to
float now loan for the purpose OF meet
ing possible financial complications.
Secretary Charles Foster does not think
new issue OF bonds will be authorized.
To-day he said: II do not think any party
wants now to take the responsibility Of In
creasing the public debt. which wo have
strivcn TO reduce to save interest,""
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They Can Vote.

TOPEKA, Kas., Nov. 22.-One Of the i'm.
portant results Of the recent election.
which hitherto escaped general attention,
will be an extension of woman suffrage.
Kansas women can now vote for munich
pal and county officers. The platforms
Of both republican and peoples parties
pledged an extension Of woman suffrage
to all state officials. and there Is no doubt
they will bc accomplished at the coming
scssion Of the legislature.
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MARY's LATEST SCHEME.


TOPEKA, Kan., Nov. 22.-Mrs. Leasc
said to-day that sho would accept the
United States scnatorship u offered her,
but would not engage In scramble for
tho place. A peculiar fact connected with
the affair, said she, is that she has re-
ceived hundreds Of letters Of encourage
mont from men since the announcement
of her candidacy, but not one from q
woman. She is the only woman who ever
has been mentioned in connection with q
place OF this kind, and she naturally ex-
pectei some encouragement from her sex.
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OMAHA, Nov. GA case OF alleged dis
elimination laid before the United States
grand jury this afternoon is case in
which the Missouri Pacific is charged
with having given n lower rate on ship
mcnts of salt in favor Of the large salts
works nj Salem and other places in Kan
sas to South Omaha Than could be secured
by small shippers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-23

DENVER. Nov. %. The large dry goods
firm of A. z. Solomon & Go. was attached
tonight by the First National bank of
this city for s3i.0o) and by a brother ri
the senior partner Of tho firm for ssiOo)
The attachments by western credit ors. 1t
is estimated. will bring the total up to
S,a5 .ol,. Members OF the firm refuse to
talk further than To say they will rly
their ere litors in full.
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Helena. Proposed Post.

HrLENA. Nov. 22.-Thc members of the
military post commission have made thcir
inspection of all the sites offered. They
reserve until Thursday AN expression for
tho public. Samples Of water taken at
the several sites will be carried East for
analysis before a final decision is an
nounccd in Washington.
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Chicago, Nov. 22.-Mntthcw Latin, an
aged and wealthy merchant. has sub
scribed $1,000 toward q permanent home
for tho Chicago academy Of sciences on
condition that an equal amount be OBJ
tanned from other sources.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-23

DO you want a neat. dressy and stylish
shoe. one which will mt the same time be-
easy and comfortable? tlicu go Ia the
Connell Go. They carry the best aud
latest makes and have the largest and
best assorted stock in tue city TO select
from.
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No, % serious Amin

Special Dispatch 20 the standard.
KALisrELL, Nov. 22.-The Viola May and
Carrie Rodgers affair was only = slight
cutting affray aud of no consequence, the
case having been dismissed in the court,
and the sensational rumors wired to
Eastern papers greatly exaggerated.
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DAVENPORT. Iowa. Nov. 22.-The United
States Express messenger, George I. bag
ley. who appropriated sio0,oO last Friday,
was brought here to-day. An indictment
was returned by the grand jury charging
grand larceny. Bagley asked time to
plead and was committed.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Arguments ln the Trial Of Crischlew
Oas ef the HosnesteaA Rioters.

Arguments en the Trial of Critchlow. '.
Oss ef The Homestead Rioters.
PrrsBuRo, Nov. 22.-Sylvester Critch.
lows trial was resumed this morning.
Critchlow in his own behalf testified he
was not ON tho company's grounds and
did not fire . shot during certain specified
hours on the day Of the Homestead riots.
Mrs. Critchlow testified that when she
reached homo Ut p. m. she found her
husband asleep. Tho defense then rested
and tho prosecution called several uuim.
portant witnesses In rebuttal. Arguments
then commenced.
Attorney Robb for the state In his ad.
drcss to the jury this afternoon severely
scored the attorneys for tho defense for
the line Of argument followed by them In
opening the case. He said IL he were not
. bottcr citizen than to advise jurors to
disregard their oaths, as has been done Ia
this case. he would wish lie were dead.
He argued ut length to show that Critcl,-
low had not established an alibi.
Attorney Erwin, OF Souix Falls,
s. D.. for tho defense made nm
impassioned address. In tho course of
which he said the hattie Mt Homestead
was tho result of unwarranted invasion Of
the peoples territory by Pinkertons.
Unless tho right of tho Pinkcrtons to be
there was mado plain, the people should
have shot them down; should have shot
them after leaving tho barges; should
have shot them ut Gods own altar.
There has not been a bit of evidence
to show there was organized resistance at
the landing; no resistance to the legally
authorized watchmcn. Ho asserted tho
first shot came from the boat and asked !;
"Do you deny tho right of those OH shore
to defend themselves? "fire, oil aud
dynamite should bc used upon those who
fire upon the people," said he.
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A BRUTAL HUSBAND.
while Under the Innuencs OF Liquor ue
Tries 10 XIII His wife.

Special Dispatch TO the standard
KALIsPELL, Nov. 22.-William Wallene,
rancher residing ON the cast side OF the
Flathend river, while under tho influence
Of liquor last evening, returned home
from Kaiispell and immediately began
beating his wifc. lie struck her several
times with a hammer, knocking her
down and began kicking her while lying
PROSTATE. Her condition ut present 10
very precarious. wallene's boy came 10
Kalispcll about midnight and swore out .
warrant against his father, who was ~.
rested and lodged In Jail.
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SIiitu IN. Lead.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 22.-otiiciai returns
from seven COZ n,ies are still missing, but
careful estimates place Cleveland's
plurality in the state at G,o51.
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Murder aud suicide

HOUSTON. Texas. Nov. 22.-w. $. Colby
tonight killed his wife and then suicidedl.
Jealousy was the cause. Two children
survive. the eldest but four years Of AGE.
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Two Thieves Captured.
,lsnafch 10 the standard.

GREAT FALLS, Nov. 22.-Police Omcers
Falk and vocll made two important cap
lures last night when they succeeded in
arresting man named Moreland aud an.
other named Cody. Both belong to .
gang of thieves who have robbed several
houses In this city. Moreland has fol-
lowed tho occupation Of chimney swee p
for the purpose OF exploring houses. Sow
crnl articles were found In their posses.
sion which wero taken from houses lately
bair0ln rised.
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Dispatch TO the standard.

Specia, Dispatch TO the Standard.
MIssouLA. Nov. "a motion for new
trial In the case of John Burns, the muir
dcrcr Of Morris Higgins. was made in tho
district court this afternoon. Argument
was heard and tho motion was overruled.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-Thc general pas
sengcr agents meeting was occupied to-
day by discussion of all sorts Of plans for
worlds fair rates, but no definite decision
%. r.a.bal
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Yr,fr..or smith. Trial.

CIScIsSATI. Nov. 222.-Thc entire morn
ing session in the Professor Smith hercsy
trial was taken up with arguments ON the
question OF tho sufiicicncy of the charges.
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II you intend buying hat remember
that the Connell Co. are selling tho
Bennett and Christy hats for "a. These
two are the popular styles and everybody
wears them.
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ABOUT OUR GREAT GUNS
Interesting Things In Commodore Pol.
gers Annual Report
ACCoUTREMENTS OF WAR
Advancement In the Man ufacture
OF Cannon. Projectiles and
High ExplosIves-improv
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"A sccopsls
improvements nre noted I'm the quality
Evening journal., 1892-12-06
se,ernl slrnnce nrenms.

A farmers wife dreamed that she was
walking near the house of a rejected
lover-oue O'Flanagan- attended by a
beautiful hound. of which sine was fond.
when a raven dashed at him, killed him,
and tearing out his heart flew away
with it. She next imagined that She
was running home, and met a funeral
and from the coffin blood flowed upon
the ground. The bearers placed it at
her feet. opened the lid and exhibited
her husband. murdered and his heart
torn out She awoke, as might be c,-
pected, in great terror But here fol-
lows the most incomprehensible part of
the narrative. Her husband entertained
an idiot cousin ia the house. and he IN
doggeral rhyme repeated the very same
dream to % gossip 90 whom the farm
er's wife had related hers
That very night the farmer was muir
dorea and the next morning the poor
idiot, to the horror of all, exclaimed, as
he rose from his bed: "Uhck Ulick
Mcguire was the farmers name-"is
kilt Shamus dhu More kilt him"
lShamus dhu More O'Flanagan-big
black James "and buried him UNI
der the new ditch at the back of the
garden. dreamed it last night-every
word of it" Search was made at the
spot indicated by the dream and the
body was found with the skull nearly
cleft i'm two ln the meantime O'Flan-
agan absconded and enlisted, but was
subsequently arrested, confessed his
crime and was executed.-Pall Mall
Gazette.
Evening journal., 1892-12-06
TlNTAeeL.

Low IS laid Arthur's head,
Unknown earth above him mounted.
By him sleep his splendid knights,
With whose names the world resounded.
Ruined gloriesl flown delightsl
Sunk mid rumors of old warsi
Where they reyeled, deep they sleep.
BY the wild Atlantic shores.
On Tintagels fortressed walls,
Proudly built, the loud sea scorning,
Pale the moving moonlight falls;
Through their rents tho wind goes mourn.
ing.
See, 80 knights. your aneiont home,
Chafed and spoiled and fallen asunderl
Hear ye now, as then of old,
Waters rolled and wrathful foam.
Where the waves, beneath your graves,
Snow themselves abroad In thunderi
Laurence Binyon in London Academy
Evening journal., 1892-12-06
4 Test FOR Forgery.

The famous handwriting expert. David
n. Carvalho. asserts that 'no man does
OF can write his signature twice exactly
alike" He therefore advances the star
tling proposition that 'when two sigr&-
tures purporting to have been written
by the same person are precisely alike it
is safe TO conclude that one Of them is
fornerv"