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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-11
In HONOR OF COLUMBUS
Opening Of the Great Celebration In
New York City.
YESTERDAYS PROGRAMME
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play at the Riverside
Last Night.

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ELECTED TRUSTEES.
Meeting OF Stock holders of the Comssock
Tunnel Company.

Meeting OF Stock holders of the ComsiOck
Tunnel Company.
New YORK. Oct. l0.-A meeting OF the
stockholders of the Coms'ock Tunnel
company for the election of trustees was
held this afternoon. Previous to the elec-
ton there was an acrimonious discussion
over the question of expenses. During
the past year Sl2,0Oo was disbursed Tor
miscellaneous expenses outside OF Dem
yer. Gordon Mcdonald. one of the stock
holders. called for an itemized list OF cN-
penses, and a long and lively debate fol-
lowed. 1t ended with the adoption OF n
resolution providing tnat in the future all
expenses bc itcmized. The following
trustees were elected: Elisha Dyer, jr.,
Edward &. Boardman. Otto Lowengord,
Eugene Scligman, Edward B. Stnrges,
Herman Stursbcrg and Theodore Sutro.
Robert Hobart Smith and George ID. Hill
yard were elected inspectors OF election.
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FILLED EN- WITH LEAD
Two Horse Thieves Meet q Sudden
Death in Wyoming
MASKED MEN DO THE WORK
Rustiers Who Are Said to Have
Operated In Montana Taken
From Officers and Shot
to Death.
spec,a, Dispa,ch to tho standard.

specia, Dispatch to tho standard.
CASPER. Wyo.. Oct. l0.-Meager details
of the shooting of two men between Bo-
nanxa and Pyattsville, in johnson county,
40 miles north Of here. have just reached
Casper. The men killed are Dabp, who
last year fought pistol duel near Lanoers
Wyo., and strange Texan. IL seems
that the two men were arrested Tor horse
stealing two weeks ago and given exami.
nation and turned loose. Instead OF
leaving the country they attempted to ter
rorixe the community by shooting at
people and were again arrested. Consfae
BILE Riley started with them for Buffalo,
$50 miles. A party OF masked men came
upon the camp the first night. and over.
powering tho officers. filed each prisoner
full of bullets. severing their heads from
their bodies and mutilating them in fear
full shape.
The two dead men are supposed to be
horse,hicvcs and belong to the gang that
are operating in Southern Montana and
the Yellowstone country.
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1T LOOKS GLOOMY FOR THEM.

Charges Of Treason May He Sustained In
the Homestead Nrikers' Case.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 10.-The unusual spec
tacle of the chief justice of the supreme
court OF the state sitting on the bench of
the court of oyer and termincr Of a county
was Witnessed here this morning when
Justice Paxon delivered his charge TO the
grand jury as TO what constitutes treason,
before setting II AT work upon the cases
against tho members of the Home.
stead strikers advisory committee. The
charge was strongly against the ac-
cused and left no loophole for the grand
jury to escape indicting the accused. Tho
court reviewed the acts of the advisory
committee in patrollinR the town. prevent
ing any one from entering the mills and
creating n state Of affairs which compelled
the state to call out the militia to over
throw the government set up by the
strikers In Homestead. II mattercd not,
the court said. whether the government
was set at naught in all or only part of
the state, either was treason.
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MINISTER EOAN'S WORK.
The Claims Treaty Between the Cnited
ktNtes and Chill,

WASHINGTON, Oct. ADMINISTER Egan
had m hours conference with the presi-
dent this morning. The pres ihcnt ex-
pressed deep qualification at the fair and
honorable settlement Of the recent diff
ferenccs between the two countries. Egnn
delivered personal message from the
president Of Chilli to the president Of tho
United States, expressing JOY and satis-
faction at the equitable adjustment of
matters recently in controversy. The
claims treaty negotiated by Egan is emf
nently satisfactory TO the administration
and will bc promptly submitted to the
senate for action. II covers n period of 10
years aud includes the claims arising
from the revolutions in Chill and the wars
between that country. Peru and Bolivia.
1t has already been ratified by the Chilian
congress.
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They Are Indignant.

MONTREAL. Oct. l0.-A report comes
from Three Rivers that the French popu-
lation is greatly incenscd over the state
mcnt alleged e. have been sent TO Wash.
ington by the American consul and pub
lislied in the official sanitary reports. con-
tanning offensive reflections concerning
the habits of the people Of Three Rivers.
The people were SO indignant that the
windows i'm the American consul's office
were smashed. The United States consul
yestigation.
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Is A HIGH-ROLLER
4 Helena Han Places Himself on EI.
hibition In Cincinnati.
MORE MONEY THAN BRAINS
He Usss Bank Notes for Cigar
Lighters Just Returning
From the Nations
Capital.
sprc,a, pisratch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. l0.-The spec
tacle Of tall, handsome stranger throw
ing money in handfuls OH the stage and
lighting his cigar with crisp bank notes in
the most approved dime move! hero style
createda tremendous sensation in Kis-
sells big concert hall here tonight. Tho
stranger ordered wine and beer by the
dozen and treated all hands. Ho also dis
played leather purse containing 5000
worth of diamonds. He gave a
fictitious name. and said he was a
wealthy miner OF Helena. Mont.
who was just returning from Washing ton,
where he had been on business connected
with Montana government post. The
police had difficulty in preserving order.
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Lockout for 0uakes.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. lO.-The Tines
Democrats City of Mexico special says:
Juan Contreras. the weather and seismic
prophet of Guanaju juata. has created much
excitement throughout Southern Mexico
by predicting a series Of the most serious
earthquakes ever experienced In this
country. The first shock Is scheduled foe
to-murrow night.
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LOOKS BAD FOR EN-.
Slow Registration OF Republicans In Now
York state Causes Anxiety.

Slow Registration Of Republicans In Now
York State Causes Anxiety.
NEW YORK. Oct. 10.-A secret mcetiag
of the chairmen of the republican county
committees of the state. called by Chair
man Hackctt of the republican state COM
mittee, was held this afternoon. Forty
six of the 60 counties were represented.
The registration of republican voters was
considered at length. and il is said most
of the chairmen felt obliged to say that
they are greatly disappointed by the re-
suit of the first days registration in tho
rural districts. the democrats having made
a much larger registration than the re-
publcans. They were earnestly appealed
10 by Warner Miller. Mr.. Platt, Secretary
McComas and Senator Sherman TO re-
double their efforts Tor full registration.
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FULL OF PATRIOTISM.
school boys Tear Down and Destroy IN
Engiish IlRg. |

NEW YORK. Oct lo.-Harlem school boys
coming down Columbus avenue to join
the parade this morning saw a large En-
glish flag floating in from, Of cigar store
kept by an Enrlishman. No other flag was
displayed. and the boys demanded OF the
storckccpcr that he either raise United
states flag beside the English or lower the
English flag. This he refused to do. After
much angry discussion they pulled down
the nag and tore IL TO pieces. The English.
man was very indignant. hut contented
himself with threatening tn have the boys
arrested for malicious destruction of prop
erty.
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Fuse with the Pop ulists.

ST.. PAUL. Oct. i0.-The democratic
state central committee this afternoon
Withdrew ID. II. Hibbs. A. L. Sackett and
James Brown from the electoral ticket
and endorses in their respective places
William Mcighcn. James Dillon aud A. L.
Stromberg. populist candidates. They
also endorse A. II. Holloway Of the peo-
Piles party in place OF John {. Oswald,
who resigned some time ago.
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Pcddiers In Hard Lack.

PrrrsBuRG, Oct. io.-The Hebrews OF
this city have been in tho habit of selling
goods to pack peddlcrs on credit and they
in turn sell to the Homestead mill workers
on credit. The Carnegie strike made the
work men unable to pay and the peddlers
unable TO pay their creditors. The result
has been the failure of half dozen Of tho
latter within week with aggregate liabil-
tiles Of over $1,000.
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Arrested In Philadelphia.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Oct. l0.-M. j.
O'Brien. formerly one Of the most prom.
inept citizens Of Chattanooga. who is un-
der Indictment for the embezzlemcnt of
$4,000 from the order Of Catholic Knights
Of America, IS months ago, was arrested
in Philadelphia this morning.
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shira. Takes the Oath.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l0.-Georye Shiras.
jr.. the new justice of the supreme court
OF the United States. took the oath of
office this morning on the assembling OF
that body after vacation and was seated
among his fellow judges.
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DUBUQUE. Iowa, Oct. io.-The Iowa Iron
works this morning received official notice
that the contract for building the United
States war vessel William Window. had
been awarded them at their bid of SsS 500.
This is the same firm that is building tor.
pe,lo boat No.
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BOULDER Republicans.

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
BOULDER. Oct. lo.-Hon. J. Z. Richards
and A. c. Borkin opened the campaign
here tonight for the republican party.
Much enthusiasm was shown by the grand
old old party dcvotees here. The brass
band went TO the depot and escorted the
speakers To Main street. where they made
short addresses.
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Members of the Cabinet.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.-A special meet
ing of the cabinet was held this afternoon
to arrange for federal participation in the
Columbian celebration in New York this
week. 1t was decided that all members
OF the cabinet be present at New York
some time during the week to represent
the administration. If President Harrison
goes at all he will probably leave WASH
ington tomorrow night.
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BITTER ROOT VALLEY.

~ Aas bssght Proapeces ~ o FRUIT
orewinW Country.
Special Diepateh to tho standard.
MIssoULA. Oct. i0.-John Cornish has
returned from weeks trip through the
Bitter Root valley. Mr.. Cornish's visi, to
the valley was for the purpose Of exam.
lining the fruit land Of that section in tho
interest Of California parties. He was
much pleased with what he saw aud says
the bench lands Of the valley are particu-
larry we'll adapted for fruit-raising. The
greater part Of this land has not yet been
placed under cultivation. He visited
Hamilton. the metropolis Of the valley.
He says that great deal Of building is
beinR done there and that the town is the
livellest that he has seen. There is u
grea, deal of talk on the new railroad and
the capital question.
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Aft~r the l.a-Pr.ini.r,

QUEBEC. Oct. i0.-Judsc Chauvean
rendered Judgment to-day committing ex-
Premier Mercicr of Quebec to stand trial
on ali charges of malfcasance before
preferred against him by the attorney
general. Mercier was admitted bail on
his own personal rccoguizance.
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KNOCKED OUT THE LAWYER.

Kanchman sutheriand Handy Ia Han
diing an Axo Heiv..
Special Dispatch 10 tho Standard
GREAT FALLS. Oct. iO.-Petcr NJ. Baum.
an attorney. and a ranchman named Jack
Sutherland were standing in front OF the
Security bank this afternoon, when sud-
denly Sutherland struck MIR. Baum a
vicious blow with an axe handle over the
eye. causing an ugly cut. Baum was able
TO walk 10 DIR. Ncwman's office with the
assistance Of friend. The trouble grew
out Of land ease in which Baum was
employed as counsel.
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A FOOL AND A GUN.
Two students shot and seriously
Wounded at Lawrence. Kansas.

wounded at Lawrence. Kansas.
LAWRENCE, Kas.. Oct. 1O.--This evening
Fred Bassett, IA student at the university
law school. living with his father on the
latter's farm near here. shot and seriously
wounded L. Higgins and Jack Craycroft.
both students of the Kansas university.
They had been practicing football OH the
athletic field and were returning To their
rooms through Bassctt's farm. on which
they had been warned not TO trespass.
As they passed the house young Bassctt
appeared in the door and discharged a
double-barreled shotgun at the young men
without saying word. Higgins will prob
ably die. Craycroft may recover.
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SERIOUSLY SCALDED.
Accident TO . Boiler Maker at MIS-
s0uls.

Special Dispatch TO the standard
MIssoULA, Oct. 10.-For the past two
days q gang Of men from the Northern
Pacific machine shops have been repairing
ono Of the boilers of the electric light com.
pany. which was recently condemned. At
II :O this evening, while James
Fitzgerald, one Of tho helpers.
was in tho back end of the
boiler. tho valve connecting Il with
the other two boilers Jared open AMI tho
hot steam poured in. He was gotten out
as quickly as possible by the other work.
men. but not until he was horribly scnlded
about tho arms and breast. On his arm
the skin hung in ribbons and his hands
were literally cooked. A physician was
Immediately summoned and his burns
dressed, aud he was then taken to the
Northern Pacific hospital.
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OyeraiIs rirm Con. Tn.

CHICAGO. Oct. iO.-A mortgage was fore
closed on the establishment of the Jacob
Brown company. manufacturers of over
alls at Pullman. by "A local bank. The
proprietors have disappeared. Liabilities
$4,000.
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WANTED TO SEE HIS GIRL.
A Young K.ntuckian Goes on tho Wa
Path With Fatal KesnIts

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. lO.-A dispatch
from Norton. Wise county. says: Frank
johnson being refused admittance 10 see
his sweet heart. Lulu Warwick. by her
father in Knott county, KY. went away
and returned with three friends. A fight
ensued in which Warwick and his son and
ono of Johnson's friends were killed.
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LATTER DAY SAINTS.
Ending Of Their sin'y-secoad Annual
Conference.

Conference.
SALT LAKE. Oct. l0.-The sixty-second
annual conference of the Mormon church
has closed. Tho president failed to como
forward with the customary new revela-
tion. Reports Of various states in Utah.
Idaho. Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona and
New Mexico showed a total membership
Of over 2OOWO. IL was decided to dedicate
the new temple April 4, 1888. This temple
was commenced 40 years ago and cost ~.
ED.UU,
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A Better Mall Service,

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
MULLAS. Idaho. Oct. l0.-By order Of
the postmaster general. mail route 163.0i7
has been established between De Smct.
Mont. and all intermediate points to WAL
lace. Idaho, from Oct. IL via the Northern
Pacific.
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NEW YORK, Oct. i0.-The last batch OF
immigrants. which have been held at tho
bay since the cholera first appeared here,
was landed NJ Ellis Island to-day.
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TWO BAD MEN.

They XIII Two Oth-r Men ct . Daaos On
kentucky.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Oct. 10.-M White
Pine in Carter county. while dance was
in progress at the residence OF Widow
Cox. two drunken strangers came In and
tried to break up the dance. The floor
managers. Charles wilmoth and Harry
Collins, tried TO eject them from the house.
The strangers drew revolvers and fred,
killing wilmoth and Collins and painfully
wounding Will Henson. The murdersrs
then mounted horses and escaped.
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Irvine ON Trial.

LIscoIN. Nch.. Oct. iO.-The trial OF
William II. Irvine of Salt Lake. who shot
aud killed Banker Montgomery last
winter, began here to-day.
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An Ad,lr.., by sherman.

NEW YORK. Oct. Ex-senator John Sher.
man addressed an audience that filed
Cooper Union tonight on the issues Of tho
present campaign.
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TRUE TO HIS FRIENDS.
A Militiaman witbdraws on Account Of
the Labor Troubles.

NEW YORK. Oct. 10.-Privatc George II.
Young of X company, Forty-seventb i'm.
fan,ry. who for II years has been u mill
tiaman. has decided TO withdraw from the
national guard. his reason being as trade
uuionist he cannot do military duty
against his fellow workmen, as i'm tho
case Of the recent Buffalo strikes. Cap.
tain Hart of Young's company said lie
would not be surprised 10 hear of an or
ganized labor movement against the ma.
tional guard.
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FALL RIVER. Mass. Oct. l0.-A. J. Jen-
nings, counsel for the defendant In the
Borden murder case, asserts that tho mat
ter published in the Boston papers 10 .
s.tissue of lies."
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wAsHISGToS. Oct. l0.-Mrs. Harrison is
much weaker Tonight owing to the rapid
progress of her disease.
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Rev. Dr. Warren Dead.

PORTLAND. Me-. Oct. i0.-Rev. DR..
Israel Z. Warren is dead. aged 70. He
was for II years secretary Of the Ameri-
can Tract society.
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To-DAY's event in the New
York Columbian celebration will
be a naval parade.
The vessels will move up the
North River as far as Yonkers,
All the men-of-war in the North
Atlantic Squadron will take part.
Foreign ships in the harbor,
tugs, steamers, and yachts with
flying colors will follow in the
wake of the great vessels.
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Undoubtedly you are interested
in knowing what to wear for the
coming season and where to get
it. Well. we lay claim to setting
the style for all good dresscrs in
mems ready to wear clothing. and
this season finds us fully equal to
the emergency. Our counters
arc loaded down with novelties of
every description fresh from the
looms of the mills and the tailor
shops.
We show fabrics of every pop
ular kind made by skillful tailors
into the new and dressicst gar
mcnts made to fit and please all,
and we are confident that close
inspection will satisfy you of our
claim.
Gentlemen accustomed to buy
custom goods can do as we'll in
fit and save money with Us.
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Portland.

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Silvernale are visiting
here on their return from the South 800 Mr..
and Mrs. A. Weller, of Indianapolis. are
the guests of Mr.. Morris Weller and FAM
ily. Mrs. w. A. Norman entertained on
Wednesday afternoon - Miss Bertha
Strains. of Hicksville, o.. and Miss Annie
guests of Mrs. N. b. Hawkins. Mrs. Lew
Gilpin has been visiting in Fort Wayne.
Mrs DR.. Jones is visiting in Anderson. :.
Mrs. w. NJ. Haynes has returned from Ma
rioD, O.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Charleston.

Mrs George Parker and daughter re-
turned to st. Louis Thursday Mrs.
Nancy Steele, of Cherryvsle. Kan. Is the
guest of DR.. A. L. Steele. Mrs. Sarah
Miles Lathrop left for De Sofa. Mo-. last
week Fred Beardsiey and wife returned
to Frankfort Monday. Miss Mary McKin-
lev is in Springfield John Winkleblack
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Peudlefon.

Mrs. G. w. Parker Is at Indianapolis
Mrs. Dane Cottey, of Kokomo is a guest of
Mrs. l.. Z. McShane. Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
Butler. of Rushville visited here last Sun
day Mrs. Nj. L. Jeffres. of Churubusco,
is guest of Mrs j. NJ. Mowdy. Mrs.
Thomson. of Greensburg. is visiting her
daughter. Miss Kittie.
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Detroit Free Press
Whitelaw Reid found his work Of repre-,
senting the United States at Paris "very
trying" and now be would have the world
luxurious. dreamy and perve-soothing 90.
cupation of an editor to recuperate. In the
forceful language of Governor Flower,
"Ratsin
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Immel.. Judge ID. p.
Baldwin will depart for Nebraska next
week. Miss Lottie Shroyer departed
Monday for New York. where she will join
O party of young women from Richmond
en- route to Europe. j. DIR. and Mrs j. II.
Talbot, of Indianapolis. are visiting rela-
tives In the city. About forty couples
participated in the Minuet Club dance last
Thursday evening.
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charmingly. Among the other numbers
was q piano trIo BARBER of Seville" by
Mrs. Anna Keny on. Mrs. Emma Craig and
Mrs Anna Patterson; q piano solo by Mrs.
Horace Gray, and q mandolin solo by Mrs.
Herman Cnynda