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oeO at ItuOere Jig ielp.
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NEGLECT WAS CRIMINAL
Th, Coronef's Jury At Washington
Agree Upon a Verdict.
THEY BLAME THE COLONEL
He. With the Supsrintendent. tho
Engineer and tho Contractor, VIII
Have to Shoulder the Respon-
sibiiity for the Accident


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WILL RUN TO-DAY.
Entries for the suburban and Other
sheepshsad Ray Events.

Entrie. for the Suburban and Other
sheepshesd Ray Events.
Butte, June la. Tho following are the
entries and weights for to-morrow's races
at Shecpshead Bay:
Foam stakes. Five-cighths OF n mile
Dobbins. lis: sam Lpcas, lis; Declare,
lis; Senclla. lis: Mr.. Jingles, lis; On
tario. lis; Melody. i15.
Second race. five-cighihs of \ mile
Sciauket. IFS; sam Lucas. Iis; Monte
pool, lis: Claymore. lis; Amccr, lis; Car
rara. rs; Micmack Queen. lis.
Third race. One mile-St. Florian. 12o;
Pickpocket. los; Kildecr. "a; Lixrie. 100;
The Baron. los; Alonzo. a3; Harlem. 100.
Fourth race. Suburban. One mile and
a quarter cr-Limplish;cr, iee. sims; Ban
quet. i26. Limlcy; Riceiand. lis,
DIR. Hashrouck. lis. Bergen; Pcssara, us,
Taral: Mars. il5. Littlefield; The Pepper,
tl5. Ovcrton; Ildeslcigh. IL, Hamilton
Lowlander. los. McDermo't; Charade,
IL. Terri.icr. ~. J. Llmley. Race
land and Chara,le are doubtful.
Fifth race. Futurity course. Selling
Bess Mcpun. io7; Poor Jonathan, l07i
Addie. l07: Ingo,. ~; Tornentor, lif;
Airplant. lie; MAY Win. III.
Sixth race. Sevcn-cigh,hs Of n mile or
turf. Selling Sprite, ~; Madrid. l22
Waticrson. 49,: Aiordoue, l2.; Getiys'
burg. llo; Bob Sutherland. iia; Poo,
Jonathan. III. Hammic. IFS; Integrity
lS; Madras, iu3.
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poScA, Ncb.. June la.-"Doc" Middle
ton. Stevens and Gillespie, the cowboy
racers. passed through the suburbs Of
Pouca to-day at 2:3D y. M. having gained
a lead over the others by riding the " hole
of two nights. doc" Middleton had the
misfortune to lose his best horse mt
Coieridge, where he strained ono of his
hind legs. The remainder of tho horses
seem in good condition. During the first
six days they have trayrrsed 600 miles and
are beginning To increase their speed as
they advance. endeavoring to save their
horses by travelling half the time on foot
The remainder Of tho gang will probably
reach here tonight.
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Rua nj shr.p.hcad HAY

SnErrsHEAD BAY. June II. The track
was fast. First race. Five aud half fur
longs Correction won: White Rose, scc-
ond; Stoncneli, third. Time. :0s. Sec.
oud race. Six fur!ongs Chattanooga
won; knight, second; Clio colt. third.
Time. :iSS.. Third race. Seven fur.
lougs-Ajax won: Sport, second; ~.
Michael. third. Time, 80 3-5. Fourth
race. One mile and fur.ong -Coun,
won; Cleaning. scrond; k,ldecr. third
Time. l rs. Fifth race. One milc-Now
ar Never won; Sir Arthur. second; Anna
B.. third. Time. ial 70. sixth race
Five furlongs cataract won; Figaro. sec
ond; Josie. third. Time. :Oi -.
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NOT a ZIG CROWD.
The Attendance Wa. Light Yesterday
Not-s OF the utg show

CHICAGO. Juur i9.-In spite Of the heat
to-day. there was ~ refreshing brcc,e
around tho fair buildings that made life
pleasant to visitors ut the White City. Tho
attendance was not large. however.
The council of administration decided
to-day to keep tl. gates open hereafter
ill II o'clock at night. Heretofore the
gates have been opened to visitors on sun
day. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
nights. some special feature hcing pre-
pared for each evening. This programme
will bc continued on the nights named.
but the fair will bc 'opcneI on the other
nights as we'll. Tho decision was caused
by tho clamor Of business men and others
who had no opportunity to visit the
grounds during tho day. IL will bc
q pleasant innovation. also permitting
tho people TO view the wonders of the
White City in the cool Of tho evening. An
elaborate Fourth of Jgly programme is
being prepared. II embraces civic and
military parade. artillery salutcs. a Mid
way Plaisancc parade. reading the Dccla-
ration Of Independence, grand concerts.
and in the evening such n grand electric
and fireworks display as has not hereto
fore been seen.
The religious societies which threaten
to remove the exhibits because the expo
siiion will be opened Sunday, will no; he
allowed to do SO. ns the director general
holds that all exhibits we're entered for
the whole period Of the fair aud must re-
main.
Professor Gooch on "Wednesday will
open q summer school FOR the practical
study Of the exposition. The enterprise
has received the sanction OF the officials
aud a competent corps OF professors viii
assist Professor Gooch.
The q children who wer" given trip to
| the fair for securing prizes III tho tallfof-
MIA schools will attend the EXERCISES al the
chil,,rcn's building tomorrow. They will
be formally welcomed by Mrs, Palmer,
and a varied programme Of music and
addresses will be prepared. Zach of the
children will be presented with a souvenir
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Sr. Lot1s. June ia.-The track Was fast.
First race. Sin furlongs advance won
Haymarket. second; Adam johnson.
third. Time. :i6t.. Second race. Five
furlongs Ella Smith won; Charley r.,
second: Favor. Jr.. third. Time. i:io
Third race. Seven furlongs-Rally won !:
Safe Home. second: Lockport. third.
Time. l:'i5K. Fourth race. Owners
handicap, one milc-upman won, Excel
sior. second; Sightdraft, third. Time.
isnI. Fifth race. Ono mile-H iahland
won; Falero, second; Guido, third. Time.
l:i3t,.
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OUT OF GODS COUNTRY
Clliiornians Flock From the Golden
Gite 10 The Worlds Fair.
THEIR SPLENDID BUILDING
II Is Dedicated with Due Ceremony
Prominent People Present
Events OF Yesterday az
the Exposition.

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scared tn. Citizens.

ARKANSAS Cry. Kan. June ~. The city
81 noou was considerably excited over the
arrival of five men heavily armed with
rcvoivcrs and carbines. They are be-
levcd by some to be members Of the Starr
gang of bank robbers. The second and
third stories of buildings near the banks
are occupied by citizens with guns. ready
for any emergency.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-20
RELIEF FOR THE HOMELESS.
Duluth 80 pds Aid to the Suffering Lu M
bcr TnMnA-Dend and MiasiHy

Duluth ss Rds Aid to the suffering Lu M
Der rowns-Dead and Missing
DULUTH. June ia train bearing tho
destitute refugees from the fire in the
mining town of Virginia, numbering $50,
mostly women and children. arrived hero
this morning almost starved.
They were at once supplied With food.
They report that the houses burned like
tinder. and tho whole town was In ruins
inside of an hour. All tho way hero tho
train came through lake of forest fires.
Another traiuload OF about 100 arrived
from the burned out town Of Mesaba at
noon. Reported fatalities are not con.
finned. Two actors went back into the
burning theatcr and have not since been
seen. A woman who tried 10 rescue her
child is also missing. Many nre injured.
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DROWNED IN THE YELLOWSTONE.
Two ferrybosi,n-n Lose Their Lives In
the swift Current.

Special bsnatch 10 the STANDARD
LAvRri.. June II. r. {. Lamourc and
Edward Puryis were drowned i'm the Yell
lowstonc river here about 0 o'clock this
morning. Both men wcrc employed in
handling tho ferry boat. and while making
n crossing the boat was swampcd in an
eddy. straining the cable until il gave way.
The men jumped from the beat into the
water. aud heinz unable Ia make Any
hcadway against the swift current. we're
browne before aid could reach them.
Char,cs Abshire, u passenger. remained
with the boat until it struck a pier ,f .
railroad bridge, "a few hundred feet below.
aud capsizcd. lie was fortunate enough
to secure "A plank, and after floating nearly
a milo below, succeeded in reaching the
shore safely. The river is very high at
present and no hope is entertain Of
securing the bodies until the water lowers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-20
COURT IN MISSOULA.

Judges Woody and Brantiy Exchange
Benches for n Time.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
MissorLA. June ia.-Judge Woody Of
this city. and Judge Brantly Of Deer
Lodge, have exchanged benches for a few
days. To-day has been taken up with the
trial OF the case of William Diggs. a
colorcd man. against DIR. II. II. Hanson.
for services rendered as office man. so.
licitor and assistant in surgical opera.
tions. Tho testimony was somewhat on
the spicy order and commanded con-
siderable attention. The verdict was for
the defendant,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-20
APPOINTED YESTERDAY.
The President Sends 10y To tho Hearts o
several Office seekers.

Tho President Sends Joy To the Hearts of
several Office seekers.
WASHINGTON, June io.-The president
has made the following appointments |:
Collectors of internal revenue-Albert l..
New Of Wyoming. for the district of Colo
RADIO: Charles NJ. Shannon of Arizona. for
the district of New Mexico.
Postmasters-E. e. Amos. Snohamish. D.
Wash: James Howell. Portersville. Cal,
and J. W. Schwartz. Granite. Mont.
Indian agents I. L. Beltons Of
Oregon. at the Grande Rande agency.
Ore; W. r. Powell of Washington. at the
Neah Bay agency. WASH; Lewis 7. Erw in
Of Washington. at tho Yakima agency.
Wash; William l.. Harcrovc of Missouri,
at the Ncz Perces agency, Idaho; J. Hoe
Young Of Kentucky. at the Pima agency,
Arizona.
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BEAT The WORLD.
Sanger EstabIishes Nrw Bicycle Records
ia England.

LONDON. juno i9.-Sangcr to-day at
Herns Hill surpassed all hrs previous
work. lie beat his quarter mile record Of
Saturday which was ~ A. seconds. by q
second. He did u mile in two minutes
10 i-5 seconds. beating Harris record Of
two minutes IL rs seconds. While per-
forming tho one milo heat he also sur
passed by Is seconds Scoficld's record
of ono minute - 2-5 seconds for three
quarters Of a mile. All are worlds rec
ords. Sanger is booked for passage BY
tho Germanic on Tuesday.
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Accused at Assault.

LONDON. June IA young girl en-
ployed as u servant at n boarding house in
London has procured n summons against
John Deasy. member of the house Of COM
mons. boarder in the house in which the
girl was employed. for common assault.
Deasy Is member Of tho anti.Parnellitc
section of Irish members and acts as
one of the whips.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-20
CLOSED BY A RUN.
4 North Carolina Bank Forced Ia Sus-
pend Temporarily.

wILMiNoToS, n. G., June 10. - The
Bank of New Hanover has failed. Its as
sets are Sl,.h0.o0o and its liabilities, $780,.
600. A notice on the door of the bank
says that, owing to the Withdrawal oi
s32o,ooo in deposits and notice of the
withdrawal of si50.po more. and because
of the inability of the bank to realize
quickly on its assets. il has been decided
TO assign. Depositors will he paid In full
Tho failure caused run on the Whining
ton Savings and Trust company. II is re.
quirins the 40 days required by law OH
sums over sa. IL is believed TO be en-
tirely solvent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-20
Boy. wiII o.. Boys.

And we would not give ilg for them IL
they were not. At thc same time We do
wish they would spare tho clothes. Con-
nell company spare the purse this week.
as they give discount Of - per cent on
youths clothing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-20
HELD IN JAIL.

Mise Baiiey's Asaaiiant Round Over to
Await the Graud Jury.
Special Dispatch TO tho STANDARD.
BOULDER. June ia.-Ieorce Barry had
his preliminary trial this afternoon before
Justice Sweet for attempted assault on
the person of Miss Bailey last Friday
and was given bonds io the amount of
l.y0. which il was impossible for him to
raise and he was taken back to the county
Jail to await the district court, which con
yenes in July.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-20
AWFUL DEVASTATION.

The Forest Fires In Northern Wisconsin
Continue Their Destruction.
ASHLAND, Wis, June l9.-Forest fires
are sweeping over miles of country.
Hundreds of homesicaders are en-
dangered. John Meagher 'perishcd at
Moquah. two unknown children at San
born and the town is wiped out. The
Northern Pacific bridge at Minersvillc is
gone. The bridge, 800 feet long. mt San
born is destroyed. The loss is in the
milliona.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-20
Adjutlyed Insane.

spcca Dispatch 10 the st,ndard
MissorLA. juno Ia.-J. X. Dent. for
merry an engineer in the employ
of the Northern Pacific AT this city.
was this evening adjudrcd insane 10y
Judrc Brantiy and jury. aud COIN
mitted to Warm Springs for treatment.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-20
FOUND DEAD IN HELENA.
An Hour After the Inquest tn" Victim
Pockets Were searched

Pockets Were searched
Special Dispatch 10 the standard
HrLEYA, June l9.-F. Otto Hamman. a
bricklayer. aged about 40. was found early
this morning lying on a sidewalk IN n
sem-unconscious condition. He was
thought TO be drunk and was taken in a
hack 10 the police station, but was iound
dead OH arrival there. An inquest was
held and n verdict was rendered that he
died from unknown causes. An hour
budding good bye to his brother and sweet.
heart and asking TO be buried drccutly.
II is therefore believed that he committel!
suicide.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-20

PntAprLrHiA. June ie.--National Dem.
ocra,ic Chairman william +. Harrity has
sent a letter to Richard Croker of New
YORK, declining an invitation TO address
Tammany hall on July 4.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-20

HISTORY OF THE CRIME
Governor Robinson Shows How it
Was Impossible for Lizzie to
Have Committed the Deed
Tho Other Side.


NEW BEpFoEp, Mass, June ls.-Iha
day OF argument In the Lizky Borden trial
opened with great crowd NJ tie court
house. scarcely one-tenth OF whom could
gain admittance. large proportion OF
those in attendance were fashionable
ladies in holiday attire. The defendant
appeared fresh and smiling. Gov. Robin
son opened the proceedings with an arau.
mont for the defense. He began by DO
claring that the defendant was physically
unable TO commit the crime IN the man
ncr committed; that aside from that. t
was only pos siblc for maniac devil to do
II. he asked the jury to- bring their homes.
hearts and inteilects into the decision OK
teh issue.
Governor Robinson theh rehea.sen cnso'
nolorica'ly the events connected WIN tne
crime. Tie saw no reason 10 connects
confederate oil Tue aeienaah's Win n'
ihere was no nirect e'"ehce "na,eset
against MISS borueh' nc sai'' a"o 10
show'ease "t rne use OF "eapoh nsa
ueen s"owh' i'
'he u''enu'n' u'u no' s"oT s
-, III -, g., n,i,h ,hs
po' o,i ".'' - 'on ~. H.; ~, ha,d an
A.ep." ,,s -, -. pa.ia,. 80 =, han,s The
..-,;, ,,,s ,,,,,r,,ar. ,,..r. co,,,,,i,,ed and
N she had con. up stairs and looked un.
der the bed she might have seen tho body
oil her stepno'her.
Both LIME and Bridget tell about tne
note which called Mrs. borueh OUT ana
bo'h were toid OF u ny Mrs norhen. LIZ
iic said that she had been In the Darn ~
minutes. An Ice cream peuaier' VINO
knew Bridget, went 10y ana saw q woman'
L ltftI nat gtt
from the barn.
! five minutes recess was here taken.
aud the address Was discussed freely oy
the spectators. much disappointment De-
ing expressed about u.
bridget. said the governor after the
recess, when she heard that Mr. BORDEN
was dead. SAID that she woliu go 10 sirs.
Whheheads ana tell Mrs. bordcn' u sne
was there. That corroborates the note
theory. bridget sullivan. VINO Tor Two
years had been closer to the family than
any one else, had never heard quarrel
between Lizzie and Mrs. borden.
The speaker then related the fact OF the
alleged blood-stained dress ana the nurn-
Ing of ~. III Lnsie boruen had killed
her stepmother AZ ';io O'Clock. oio she
come down ana greet her father IN
blood-stained dress! Shs must nave
changed her clothing and changed Il again
after the second slaughter. Lizzie o.dnt
try to get Bridget out OF the mousse Don
you think she would have sent her on
some errand?'
The attorney pointed out that the doc.
tors uisagreeo es 10 "na' wan oec" ussu
10 NIL Tue Do'ue"s anu 'oueo.u u.o'' suo
ciaw'headed hatcnet anu .ne hatenet
without handle. tnoss
we're not tue itnpie"'en's WIN ~n'cn
inc ,nuraer was .oa''u ss
are "'y Tug .s
| - -. ,ho h,,., h,, .i,,,,,,, a,,,id,cs
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-20

NEw IosS. June i9-The 2eth annual
sale Of Belle Mead farm yearlinss realised
s7a.iOo. NJ. L. Dwyer was the heaviest
purchaser. Among other buyers were
Foxhall keene, W. L. Powers and T..
Powers.