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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-22
THE CHEROKEE STRIP.


Its Opening May No Dslayed-AsricuI.
tural Statistics.
WASHINGTON, March 1.--Pfof. J. r..
Dodge. statistician OF the department Of
agriculture, includes in his monthly re.
port the data and official statistics Of tho
principal crops Of foreign countries. The
present conditions are very favorable for
the worlds wheat crop for 1892, 2,3i7 $685.
OBS bushels. In Great Britain there has
been eroat reduction in the stock OF live
hogs, the decrease being over 100000
head. The shortage In ireland is esti.
mated at /, 10000 head. The abnormally
high price for bacon and pork. as con.
trasted with other meats. will, It 10
thought, greatly stimulate hog breeding.
When the senate ratified the treaty for
the cession 10 the United States Of the
Cherokee strip. II inserted therein clause
which provides for tho compensation
for the land 10 b made In time payments,
in place of tho requirement that tho gov.
ernment pay cash, - contemplated in the
agreement originally drawn up with the
Indians. This modification has not yet
been accepted by the Indians, but will bc
considered by their Legislative body, the
Cherokee council. at . meeting to be held
next Monday. The early opening Of the
strip will b entirely dependent upon the
action of the council, for should II reject
the modification in tho treaty made by the
senate, ii will be necessary for the matter
to be again brought before congress, which
would, of course, indefinitely delay the
opening Of the lands to settlement.
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ROYAL GRATITUDE.
Prlncsss Ksislani Isssss . Farewell
Address % Amerlss.

Princsss Ksislaai lsssss . Farewell
Address - Ameriss.
NEw YoRk. March 2i.-PTincsss victo-
rio Kaiulani has promulgated her fare.
we'll address 10 the Amsrican psopls -
follows:
"To the American psopls-Bsfore lsav.
ing this land wish to thank all whose
Kindness made my visit such happy ono.
Not only hundrsds Of hands have
elaspsd nor the kind smiles have ssen,
but tho written words Of sympathy that
have bsen sent me from 20 many homes
havo made mo feel whatever happens to
me, shall never 10 . stranger to you
again.
ut was 10 tho American people spoke
and thoy heard mo ~ knew they would,
and now God blcss you for II. from the
beautiful home where your fair fret lady
rsigns, 10 the dear crippled boy who sent
me his loving letter aud prayer"
Ths princess will saii for England to.
morrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-22
THE SENATE'S OFFICERS
Democrats n Calcus Dscids TO Rsor.
6lniSe fhel
THE SCRAMBLE FOR OFFICE
Cleveland VIII Not Receive DsIsea.
tion dovssments-May the
Best Man Wln-Farmers'
Statistics.

WARRINGTON, March 2l..-Ths demo
Gratis OF the senate met Ia caucus at noon
to consider the subject of tho reoeganisa.
tion Of the elective officers Of the senate.
At previous caucus the whole matter
Was loft to the ''stesrine committee," Of
which German 10 chairman. The report
made, TO the surprise Of the junior cen.
ators at least, contained no recommenda.
tion. The committee had Q number Of
confersnces but Was unable to agree upon
. report that would bs positive In lie char
acter. Tho caucus adjourned ct O'Clock,
having come to the discrimination to nom.
mate elective oflcers. The ticket 90 nom.
mated 10 composed Of: William r. Cox
OF North Carolina, an ex-representative.
for secretary Of the senate; Rhinehard J.
Bright OF Indiana, ex-ssraeant-at.Arms,
for seresAnt-at.arms; Rev. w. n. Nilburn,
the present chaplain Of the house Of rep.
rescntatives, for chaplain Of the senate.
This result Was not reached without o pro-
tracted debate, for there was Q consider
able element Of the party that opposed the
idea Of doing anything that would be In
violation of the precsdents Of the senate,
and givo cause for opposition ON the part
of the republicans.
The question Of the admission OF the
three senators who were appointedty the
governors Of Montana, Wyoming aud
Washington was not broached. This ques-
tion will come before the senate on the re-
port Of the committee On privileges and
elections. The patronage OF the senate
was considered and q list vas made Of the
employees Of the republican faith who will
bo retained. After the caucus was over,
one of the leading members Of the demo-
cratic committee said that II 10 the inton.
tion OF the party to mako an attempt to
elect the nominees. Just when this will
be done he could not say, but resolution,
he thought, might be introduced In the
senate at any time. n the republicans ap.
pear determined in thcir effort to prevent
reorganization at this session, II may
be that the democrats will desist and let
II 60 over. II appears, though. that there
10 no probability Of the abandonment OF
the idea to make at least an effort TO carry
out the will of the caucus.
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ONE YEAR IN PRISON
Chlflss d Lesssps Receives Z Li6lt
Sentence
FRENCH HONOR IS REDEEMED
eaihut Overcome With 0ries-An
Affscting Interview With HE
Family-Three OF the
Brlbers Sentenced.

PARIS. March 2i.AThe jury In the
Panama cases to-day rendered verdict of
guilty In the cases Of Charles De Leaseps,
Baihut and Blondin. and acquitted the
others. Those not guilty were: 0Arius
FontAne, Sans.Leroy. senator Bssau and
Deputies Duqus de u Fauconnsea, Cobsun
and Antonin Proust.
The court after deliberAtiou. ssntsuosd
Baihut to imprisonment for i've yeass and
TO pay flne Of 10000 france and 10 The
loss OF his civil rights. Blondin WAS sen.
tonced TO imprisonment for two yeass,
and Charles De Lesseps for one year, 10
run currently with the five ysars' sentences
already imposed on him.
All thrse Of the convicted prisoners wepo
condemned 20 pay the costs and damages
demanded by the civil parties to tue pro-
cesdings. The sentence Of Charles Dc
Lesssps and Bloudin were made compara-
lively light on the ground OF sxtsnuating
circumstances in their cases.
The court also ordered Do Lssssps,
Biondiu and Baihut to pay Monchieours,
the liquidator of tho Panama Canal COM
pany, $4,000 france, the amount taksn
from the treasury OF the company and
paid to Baihut for his influence In favor
Of the lottery loan bill. Charles Do Lss-
scps received his sentence calmly, a.
though the strain Of the TRIAL has rendered
him exceedingly hagsard and nervous.
When he rose before tho retirement Of the
jury, 10 rcaiiirm his Innocence. hs spoke
with difllculty and occasionally hssltated
for aimost minute 10 compose his feel
ines. When his wife visited him In his
cell shortly afterwards. he broke down
and wspt like child. Baihut talked for
nm hour In bis cell with his wife and two
Daughters. Despite tho hopelessnsss OF
his case, he WAS evidently unpreparsd to
hear the full weight OF his sentence. for.
during tho intsrvsew With his family. hs
sobbsd rspsatsdly and begged thsir for
givensss for the disGracs that hs has
brought upon them. Bioudin IVES hardly
loss affected when hs bade goodbye 10 his
son and daughter.
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A GENUINE sENsArioN.
The Reschstag 7h,ows Iste Excste net
ny 80 Accusation ef DtsAseok.

The 8eScAstag 5hsOws late Excsee aoos
ny - Accssasien ef ntsAseok.
BhaiIN, March ci.--Rector Ahlwasdt. y
the course Of Q rabidly anti-Semitic spooeh
to-day, declared that hs had docunsoote
which showed couclusively that, whtle
Prince Bismarck Was chancellor, fraud
ulent contracts had bsen made rspeatedly
with Jewish hnanc,ers. Vast afnounto
had been transferred dishonesty by m9aoe
OF these contracts from tho Golfers OF tes
state to the pockets OF Jewish speculatoea.
These statements were snade by Ahlwaros
amid growing confusion. He WAS inter
rupted by calls for the names, but would
not give them.
After the prcsident had restored quist,
Ahlwardt said that the deputies were not
obliged 10 depend upon his word for proof
TINT these frauds existed, as there 10 doea.
nientary evidence of tho above impsaehr
ment. Had tho losses 70 the state
through these contracts been . trivial
matter, II might bctter have bssu
allowed to pass unnoticed, but the truth
was that, through it's relations with the
Jews, the government has lost o hundred
millions. The documents proving this ase
signed by men Of national reputatiou,
several Of whom arc now ministers. One
Of them was MIGUEL, Prussian minister q
finance. A prolonged uproar followed
this statement. Deputies shouted that
Ahlwardt should produce the documents,
~ his word has been proved TO be worth
less, and tho debate closed with his
being directed to submit the docu-
ments to tho reichstae tomorrow.
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ROOT AZ A nvPNOTlZeR.


Th0 Lawyer 81 toe 0ov1e Case Aceueo0
sf Grave Pvsesices.
CHICAGO, March 2i.-James W. Dixon
OF New York 10 suing In the circuit court.
10 wrsst. ~ claimed, the person and
properly of HE beothes, Henry w. Dixon.
from the alleged fraud and undue posses.
sion and control of Henry A. Root. .
New York lawyer. lie claims that his
brother, who was ~ one tins wealthy
man. 10 nov victim Of hypnotism prac-
ticed by Lawyer Root. He says that Root
controlled the old man for several years
and h alleged TO havc secured possession
Of the greater part Of hls property. The
balance 10 In securities valued IT eaO.0O.
which are said To no locked in . safe do
posit vnult, aud can be delivered to no one
except Root o. Henry w. Dixon, and In the
presence Of both. II 10 also alleged that Root
has the old gentleman in hiding. The bill
further duplicates Mrs. X. ID. Hayward
with Root In tho plot. Root was an At.
torncy In New York city until three years
ago, whom he went 10 Montana. Out thers
he has been ono Of tho attorneys In the
noted Davis case. A dispatch from New
York says that he was lawyer oe excsl
lent repute when In that city.
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WILLARD soUELcHED.



"Turn Down" Hls Poliov.
new YORK, March 2l.-Thc outcome Of
the meeting Of tho board Of directors OF
the Northern Pacific being held to-day
will indicate whether the Willard policy
will be accepted or "turncd down" In the
future management Of the company. par.
ticularly In reference to tho settlement Of
the floating debt which calls for immediate
attention.
II Is now believed collateral trust note
bearing per cent. interest will be issued
10 fund the floating debt. They viii prob.
ably be for hvc years. II Is not yet settlsd
how many will be issued. but II is rumored
II may amount to 10 or u millions. st.
Paul 4 Northern Pacific stock bslt limo
terminal bonds will he available for use.
Tho adoption and use of these viii Be .
victory for the stockholders of tho tnvesti.
eating committee, which was opposed 70
the issue of -. Paul & Northern Pacific
stock now In the treasury Of tho Nsrthern
Pacific company.
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WON'T RRcipROcArg.
England's Chamber OF Commercs snabs
the Dominion.

England's Chamber OF Commeses Snubs
the Dominion.
LONDON. March 2i.-The annual meet.
ing Of the Association Of tho Chamber Of
Commerce Of the United Kingdom re-
jected the following resolution presented
by the Birmingham chamber Of com.
mercc: THAT II 10 the opinion Of this
British commerce must increasingly de.
pend on our commercial relations with
our colonies. and. recognizing the fact
that Canada has by o resolution Of her
parliament invited the mother country 10
enter into an arrangement for recipro-
caliy preferential duties. VIC hereby urge
upon the government the nsccssity OF TAX.
ing that invitation into their immediate
and most serious consideration
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-22
The COLLEGE LOCATED
Ono Hundred and Eighty Acres Of Land
Donated.
BOZEMAN DESERVES PRAISE
The site 10 q Model One. Near
the City and Well Watsrsd
Tho Board 10 Or.
Ganlxo0.
pec,a, Dispatch to the seanasrd.

Special Dispatch to the ssanaAra.
BogENAN. March 2l.--This has bsen q
busy day for the state board Of education.
This morning Covernoe Richards ut the
nrst session announced ~ tho local sxeeus
tive board Of the agricultural college: !:
Walter Cooper, two years; Y. n. Talcott,
three years; George Kiuksl, three years |;
I. 5. Willson, four yeass. and Peter Koch,
Ave years. Theee nominations were i'm.
msd,atsly confrmed b. the state beard of
education. The board then took carriages
and inspected all Of the various sjtes pro-
posed, numbering something like dosen
different places, and. after having spent
the day personally inspsctine the propossd
locations and listsnin9 to the statemsnts
made hy prominent eisisens In regard 70
the desirabiltty OF each location, the
board, by Q unanimous vote accepted the
location for the agricultural college and
experiment station, consissinG of six
blocks out Of the Capitol addition. inolud-
Ing streets and alleys, to b hereafter
vacated, which aeereaates about 20 acres,
- site upon which to locate buildings
for tho college. and l60 acres Of most de.
sirabls land adjoining thsss blocks Tor the
experimental station. All OF the ground
10 decided In fec simple to the state, free OF
cost.
The location 10 most desirable one, in
fact. was pronounced an ideal location by
tho entire board, and has cost tho citisens
Of Gallatin county about eS0,O00. The site
for tho buildings 10 just half mile SOUTH
west from the court house, on the line OF
the electric street cars. An abundance Of
water for irrigation and for all other pur.
poses N furnished free 10 the state. Cow
ernoe Richards and every member Of the
state board are unstInted In their cnthu-
siastic praise Of tho noble generosity Of
the citisens Of old Gallatin county. The
hope 10 expressed that the other places.
where institutions have bsen located, will
bs ~ liberal.
AZ the evening session Of the hoard Hon.
3. A. Steere, state superintendent Of pub
lie instruction, as secretary Of the state
board. nominated c. G. wylis Of this city,
% assistant secretary. This nomination
WAS unanimously confirmed by the board.
Mr.. Wylie will enter upon his duties at
once at Helena. The hoard, after oreaui-
sasion, adopted rsiles and hy-laws for thor
eoregpmsnt. adopted seal and appointed
vo6Souo commistees. Just bsforo adjourn
Ing tho hoard took options on 800 acres Of
land adjoining the l60 Acres already do.
mated. +. +. Collins wss reelectsd vice
president Of tho board. A. ~ O'Clock the
board adjourned, TO meet st Bouldss
March 90.
A committee waited on Govsrnor Rick.
ards this evening and presented . pstition
with . few siGners requesting his excel.
lsncy to pardon Hogan Hinson, who is
serving term In the psnitsusiary, con.
victsd Of grand larceny. Tue sovsrnos ~
fused 70 grant their request.
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THE BABY BURNER.

Ds. Kellogg Of Mslsss Hsid fss Costsmp
Of Court.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, March 2i.-Ths kellogg crsma.
tory case came up again to-day. The
coroner's jury turned over the doctor 10
the sheriff for contempt Of court in rsfus-
ing to give tho name of the woman on
whom the operation was performed. The
Doctor applied for writ Of habeas corpus
end the application will be heard La tbs
district court tomorrow.
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cLEvELAND's GRIT.
No Ring Appointmsa,s Oo-The Papal
Dslegate--Turkish Outraess.

No Ring Appointmsais 0o-The Papal
Delegate --Turktsh Outraess.
WASHINGTON. March 2l.-The pressure
eaerted by congressman at the white
house for appointments has developed
into an individual scramble. The presi-
dent has effoctually disintegratcd the
delegation Endorsement system, and now
each man 10 going In for himself and push.
ing his individual friends. One result
which tho president has achieved, aud
which was his design, 10 the breaking up
Of ring politics in tho delegations. The
patronage that has heretofore been COLI
sidersd tho sacred property Of ssnators-
for instance, marshals and district attor.
neys-is now declared to be FREQ for all,
and humble members Of tho lower house.
or even . group Of private citiscns. may
present the names Of candidates with the
same degree Of hope for success.
Mavroyeni Bey, Turkish minister to the
United States, called at the state depart.
ment to-day, and in respect TO the charges
made by the represent atives of the Amer
lean board Of commissioners for foreign
missions, that the mail Of American mis-
sionAriss and American official represes.
tatives In Turkey had been tampered or
interfered with by the Turkish authorities.
said that he should call the atten ntion of
his government to the charges and he is
satisfied that they would be completely
disproved.
Monsignor Satoli, papal delegate. will
not make an extended trip west. a. ru-
mored. He will attend the woeld's fair
exposition In his official capacity ne world's Q
fair commissioner. 1t 10 published that
Satoli will. in the near future, visit st.
Louis and Omaha to investigate tho Bon.
acum affair and look into matters con.
cerning the church In the West generally,
but Il 10 given out authoritatively that he
will only hear and decide the cases in this
city.
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THE WIZARD INJURED.

Jacob sehssfsr Meets with . ssri.
ous Accidsst-A Bso6sa Asm.
CHICAGO, March 2i.-The match Of Jake
Schaeser with George Slosson has probably
fallen through by reason Of . serious acci-
dent which bcfell Schafer this morning.
He clipped on an Icy pavement and, In
falling, the entire weight Of his body
rested on his right wrist. Two small
bones wero broken and II will be fully two
months before Schasfer 10 able to handle Q
cue again. Whether the injury will be
has . fractured arm and has badly
spratued his wrist.
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THE sNOLisH STRIKE.
csssss spiassrs Mshs . Prspssisies Thaa
la Releeeed.

LONDON, March 2i.-The fcdcrasioa Of
master cotton spinners held . meeting to-
day and discussed the offer Of the ANAL
gamated sssocia ton Of operative cotton
spinners 10 declare the strike on forth
with. Tho strike has now lasted nearly
i've months. II the master spinners would
agree not to reduce wages moro than ~
per cent. tho operatives would return 10
work. Tho discussion was protraoted,
but the meeting broke up without acccpt.
Ing tho offer. To judge from the pressat
indications settlement IL as far OF as ever.
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bh1tIpseusG Ctttssas PHy Rlsssh6 tssboso
70 Mayor Titua
Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
PHILirssrRG, March a. The funsral Of
n. Y. Titus Was held ~ 8 p. m. to-day. Tho
funeral oostsgs was the largest ever ssen
In Philipsburg and the strssts were lined
with people - the procession passsd
along. Many residents vt Butte, Dssr
Lodge and other points on ths west side
came to testify to their respect for the de-
ceased. Acting Mayor R,neelinR and Aid.
srmsn Williams. Wilson. Kaiser and
Byan acted a. honorary pall bearers.
The funeral services wsrs performed b.
Rev. Mr.. Crube Of the Presbyterian church.
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A CHASTITY DISCOVERY.
Five Dead osAiss BeuaA Elsatiag DewH
River In o Do1.

. River ia . ns1.
Sr. JosEpH, No., March H.-This aSter.
noon Compton Mccoy. . hunter. was out
on . sand bar . few miles below the city,
duck shooting. when he noticed . large
dry eoods coz Seating down the stream.
He towsd The box 10 shoee and, hndina 10
tightly nailed. broke II opsn. when, 10 bic
horror. dead body rolled out. He sum
monsd help. and an Investigation die.
closed . horrible state Of affairs. In the
box wsrc i've bodies. all In .
terribly dscompossd condition. Four
bodies wcre piled in the boz. one on top
of the other, - u done husrietily. while
the nfth was alone. Four Of the bodies
were those Of men, the other that of .
woman. The bodies wero 90 badly de.
composed that IL was impossible 10 rscog.
mise tho features. Coroner Reynolds viii
hold an investigation aud tho utmost OF.
element prcvails In the nsiehborhood. A
couple Of months ago . family disap.
psared near Rulo. town about 70 miles
up tho river, aud u h supposed that the
bodies found arc those OF the missing
people.
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CALIFORNIA; TURN.
The Csast State IL Having . Severe Ttns
with F1oods.

with F1o0ds.
SAN Francisco, March 21.-Eeavy
spring rains during the week, toeethor with
melting snow In the mountains. have
caused the streams In the San Joaquin
valley and the southern part OF the state
to overflow their banks. This morning
the San Joaquin river at Stockton broke
loose and flooded q considerable portion
OF the city. A. Mercod similar trouble
was experienced. In Southern California
the San Diego and Santa Ana rivers are
booming. A number of washouts occurred
along tho Southern Pacific and santa 70
lines. Ono bridge was carried away and
several others were threatened. On the
other hand, the rains have been . great
benefit that moro than objects tho damage
done by the floods.
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wAsHrNoroS, March a.-Secretary Car.
lislc has issued circular making regulA-
tions governing ihe importation Of ami.
mails for breeding purposes lees stringent.
Tho former requirement Of four top
crosses 10 reduced to thres, and collsctors
Of customs are given some directions
about admission OF animals which they
have reason to believe ere entitled to free
entry.
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AMERICAN HOLIDAYS.
There Are None. says Mayor Wsshbssus
They're AL Fossigs.

There Are None. says Mayor Wsshbssne
They're All Fossigs.
CHICAGO, March 2i.--In carrying out tho
order passed by the city council last night
directing tho closing Of tho city hall to-
morrow In honor Of the birthday of En-
poror William Of Germany. Mayor WASH
burne. In sarcastic note 10 the depart.
ments limiting the effect Of the order 40
much as possible, refers TO tho closing Of
the city hall by order OF the council on ST.
Patrick's day.
He suggests that In order TO give due
recognition TO tho heterogeneous popula.
tion Of which the city 10 made up the coun.
Gil should tsko like action In reference
to the birthdays Of oil foreign saints and
heroes. and then, IL oil tho secular days OF
the year have not been nlrcady used up,
let what 10 left be devoted TO honoring
some American hero's birthday.
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For good linen either for shssting. fancy
work. pillow casing, table damask, crashes,
towels or napkins. 60 where you can Get
the largest stock TO select from, the hest
patterns and the lowest prtcss. which ere
all combined In the linen stock Of tAe ~
J. Council Co.