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sUckuNo THE COMPANY.


fhs Telegraph Operstsss fhsssAss 10
Fight the Western unios.
New YORK. March 23.-Concerning the
report that trouble between the Western
Union Telegraph company aud its EN-.
ployes is imminent, w. b. So,nesvills Of
the Western Union Telegraph company
In an interview to-day said: ~ under
stand that sorne operators have been dis-
missed at Philctslphia. and no doubt, for
good cause. We reserve TO ourselves tho
right to manage tho company's anairs in
our own way. and without dictation %
intimidation from the representatives OF
any association. That such course has
been attempted. thesc facts show. On
March Z, a circular Was delivered at the
ONCE Of the Western Union company In
Chicago. with the threat that IL would bs
iss,ied at & o'clock that day II certain op-
orators. members OF the order, were dis
charged from the Western Union serv.
iee nj Pittsburg. The circular was
sisned by John Cuthbertson. supreme
chancellor. and Oscar n. Gibbs, supreme
secretary and treasurer. and ordered that
tho members Of zach local lodge should,
upon It's receipt. appoint COMMITTEES to
thoroughly canvass its territory, visiting
all leading firms doing business with the
Western Union company, show them .
COPY of the declaration Of principles, ad-
visc them Of the action OF the Western
Union company in the discharge OF mem.
hers, aud request them To give their bus
incss to tho Postal Telegraph company,
on the claim that the company Is not IN.
taronistic to the order: to call upon other
labor organizations to assist them In THAR
efforts; to appeal to the public generally
thruuchout the country that the daily
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24

SING SING, n. Y, March 23.-Carlyle w.
Harris, the young medical student con-
victcd of poisoning his bride. Helen Potts,
and sentenced to be electrocuted, has ar
rived here from New York. lie was placed
in the cell recently occupied by Neil.
vaine. executed for the murder Of gro
Ger in Brooklyn. He looked pale and
worn. but took matters very easy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24
Coal Miners strike.

PITrsBrRG. Pa. March 23.-The strik-
ing coal miners of the Mononcahela valley
met to-day and resolved unanimously 10
remain out until the operators consider
the demand for 81. cents per bushcl. The
ranks of the strikers were reinforced to-
day by the miners of Coal Bluff and Shire
Oaks mines. Tho men struck because the
superintendent ordered them to mine Goa
for river contracts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24

PHILADELPHIA. March 23.-Colonei John
]. Rogers. president of the homo rule
meeting held at tho Academy Of Music
Monday evening. received the following
response to the cableeaam sent to Glad.
stone: "Thank you for the message sent.
Have often expressed encouragement We
have In our important work from the IA
vorable opinion. not only throughout the
British empire. but from our brethren es-
pecially In the United States"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24
EDITORS FI0HT,

Msnieaa Newspapsr Asa Believe the
sword so He MiEhtser Than the Pea.
Cry ov MExico. March ga duel with
short swords was fought near this city by
Enrique Caldron, Of tho editorial stsff Of
the Favgevndio. and Enrique Z. Marines.
editor Of tho Monitexr Republican. Tho
battle was an exciting one from tho begin.
ming, Calron receiving . severe wound in
his arm. Marines Was also slightly
wounded,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24

The Connell Co. mn Ike especial mention
of their linen department and feel that
they have. without exception. the hand
soonest lot of linens ever brought to Butte.
The table damask that they sell for 81 \
yard is remarkable for variety Of design,
beautiful quality, and beauty Of pattern.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24
THE PROPER STUFF.
Patrons Of Isdustry Adopt Resolutions
FavorIng silver.

Favoring silver.
DETROIT, Mich, March 2a-At to-day's
session of the supreme council OF the
Patrons Of Industry there were Is dele
gates present. Tho finance committee
reported the association TO he in q four
ishing condition, with 1854 on hand. The
following officers were elected: Supreme
president, r. r. Kerrick of Durrcll, Pa. /;
supreme vice president. ID. w. Bentlin,
Canton, =. D.; secretary, George Bennett,
Marcno, ILL.,. reelected; treasurer. NJ. T..
Hogmire, Bangor, Mich, reelected. Res
olutions were adopted recitina that farm
ers and producers are becoming hopeless
debtors to the spcculator classes and sue-
gesting as remedy that all middlomen
who exact unjust profits should he dis.
pensed with. All Z. rms of money should
DO made full legal tender and silver
should be coined on equal terms with
gold.
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Murderous Mexicnns.

PRoEsIS. Ariz.. March 33.-ln the min.
ing district 20 miles beyond wickenburg.
the bodies OF Mexican named Montez
and boy "a years old were found in their
cabin horribly burned and mutilatcd. hav.
ing been thrown In the fireplace. They
we're probably murdered by Mexican rob-
hers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24

NEw YORK. March 23.-Despi,s the var
ious den!als . strong impression prevails
among well informed bankers In Wall
street TINT J. Pierpont Morgan, of the
banking house Of Drcxel. Morgan q CO..
who sailed for Europe yesterday. has gone
TO arrange for the sAlo Of bonds abroad IL
an issue becomes necessary to rcplenish
the treasury stock Of gold.
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oLADsToNE's PLANS.

He Has Called . Meeting OF His Party To
Discuss the situAtIon.
LONDON. March 23.--Mr. Gladstone has
convened q meeting Of his party for Mem
day to discuss public business. and II Is
understood that IL will consider the advisa-
bility Of an autumn session in order to
secure the passage of some popular
measures and 10 enable him to 60 to the
country fearlessly, In tho event Of dissolu-
ton on home rule.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24
ENEMIES OF FRANCE.
They Try TO Excite the People 10 Regsr<
% the Pann ma Caae.

20 the Pans ma Case.
PARIS, March 23.-In the chamber Of
deputies to-day. Deputy Milieneyc argued
In sensational language ~ 10 what moro
the government proposed 10 do In regard
10 the Panama case. N. Bourgeois, min
,ster Of Justice, replied and deprecated .
continuance Of the debate, which, he said,
Was raised by tho enemies OF the republic,
who are aiming 10 keep up the agitation
until the general election. Tho order of
the day vas adopted and afterward there
was another scene. Jules Roche crossed
tho floor TO Bourgeois and reviled tho
minister Of justice for having advised that
no (Rosts) sAould b prosecuted. NJ.
Bourgeois msds no reply. ~. De Csscnos
de Pradiue demanded the urgency for .
motion IN favor OF the dissolution Of the
chamber. Premier Ribot opposed the
motion and the chamber adopted the pre-
vious question by vote Of siS 10 800, thus
endorsing the action os the government.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24

An event that ell Butte ladies' look for
ward to, aud from which many take their
ideas for the season. will occur on Mon
day and Tuesday next. March q and Is.
We refer to the opening Of spring milli-
merry by the NJ. J. Connell Co., to which
they invite all who care to see the prsttiest
lot Of ladies' and children's hats ever
brought TO Montana.
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DODGE RESIGNED.
He was Net Dismissed By secretary Mer.
son ~ stated.

WASHINGTON, March 33.-Professor
Dodge said to-day that the statements that
have been made relative TO his official re-
tirrment as siatistician % tho department
OF agriculture, are unjust alike TO himself
and to Secretary Morton. He says that 1t
has been well known 10 HE friends for y
long time that he intended To rotirO as
early as practicable. 10 carry out plans
for moro agreeable work in agriculture,
and, under date OF March %, he rendered
his resignation TO take effect on tho APP
pointmcnt Of his successor. Tho rcria.
nation was duly accepted by Secretary
Morton In felicitous note, wishing Pro
fessor Dodge every success in his new
undertaking..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24

CHICAGO, March 3.-To-nieht the wires
are almost worthless in every direction on
account Of storms from Louisville to New
Orleans and through the South wires have
not been in workable condition since 8
o'clock, and there 10 little prospect Of Sc
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24
LOYAL TO CLEVELAND.
John r. Irish Tells the Hawksyss 10 Sup
port the President.

DuBUorE, Iowa, March 23.-John r.
Irish Of California, en- route home. made q
speech hero to-day TO large audience nt
the democratic city convention. He advo-
Gated Cleveland's policy Of sound money
and revenue reform, and declared that
democratic success depends upon the un.
waverinR loyalty to the presidents state
ment Of the party policy and principles,
for Il In that statement which the people
endorsed last November, and which at
tracted the support Of thoughtful repub-
licans, who are now In full fellow ship with
the democracy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24
ROM. Daily I,oinh.

ROME. March "a bomb exploded in
street back OF the rniversita de Ia Sapi-
enIa. No damage was done. No arrests
were made.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24
TWO CHUMPS.

Dend.
NicE, March 23.-Two men from New
Orleans committed suicide on the Casino
grounds at Monte Carlo last night. Their
names are given as WE'LL and Robb. They
had been playing heavily for several days
and lost large sums.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24
TWO TOWNS GONE.
A Storm Sweeps Them From the Face q
the Earth.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, March 23.-Well M.
thenticated reports say the town OF Tup.
elo, Miss, the home Of Congressman John
Allen, was destroyed by . severe storm
to-day. The little town Of Kelly, Is miles
from Memphis on the Memphis 4 Birm'
ingham railway, was wiped out during the
same storm. No lives were lost. Partic.
lars are not obtainable nt present.
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Coui.inst sell Him.

MEXICO, No., March aS.-Ths sale OF
the negro, doe Thompson, to-day. was
stopped by habeas corpus proceedines In
stituted by George Robertson. an attorney
of this city, who will probably test the
constitutionality Of the yasrant Law OF
this state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24

Mems neckweor 70 almost O. yarSsd 20
ladies' dress goods. Tho latest 10 the
graduated four-in-hand in Persian sffscts.
This Is tho newest novelty yet prvdueeds
The Connell Co. have . vsry handso0o
stock Of them In light and dark colorss
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-24
THE PRESIDENTS TRIALS.

Once Seekers Gaisre-Ctvii service Re-
form-Ths Belgium Cssfsrssce.
WASHINGTON. March 23.-Tbe rush for
Office continues. and the number Of callers
on the president to-day showed no falling
on as compared with previous days. Too
gentleman who saw him with reference to
the appointment Of two former Office
holders, who are endorsed almost unani.
mousiy by congressional delegation and
by . large number Of prominent people,
Cleveland in,imated that IL he made the
appointments desired. he would do N with
the understanding that the people In the
community would assume the responsi.
bility for the action.
Secretary Carlisle evidently intends to
support tho presidents civil service policy
~ strongly as possible. Carlisle said to-
day that no pressure could be brought to
bear on him which would induce HIM to
abolish the good rule. even II IL had been
made under republican administration.
All delegates to the recent International
monetary conference have resigned.
Among the men bers of congress IL 10 be-
lieved that the president ~ili send CON-
mission to Brussels to represent this
country when the conference feassembles.
Tho secretary Of state 10 now endeavoring
to ascertain how many countries will bc
represented nj the reassembiing of the
conference. Some officials hold to the
opinion that President Cleveland will not
send another delegation to BRUSSELS, but
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

Mrs. T.. &. Tabor has been selected.
among a number * artists. by the state
board II the Equal Suffrage association
% paint portrait II Mary :. Doe Of
Saginaw. the first president. the picture
~ hang IN the Michigan building al the
worlds fair.
II. q Wills. the evangelist who held
revival services al the Second Street VI.
r. church during january. Wis in the
city last week. the guest ~ Mrs. j. ".
Reid and family. MIR. Wills has just
closed a series 81 meetings AT Luding
ton.
The Misses Grace and Maude Stanton
left Tuessiay'for a SIX weeks visit Ia
Washington. ID. c.. after which they will
spend about three months IN New jor-
sey. Pennsylvania and New York.
Dr. Yeeubocr of No ~ Bostwick street
returned home yesterday from New
York. where be took course in the
New York Post Graduate college.
Mrs. Harrison Of Detroit. the noted
china decorator who Is quite well known
among the art workers. Is talking IL
teaching here this month.
L. j. Hustled. son of The Rev j. II
Hustled. No. ~ Piainfield avenue. left
"Wednesday night for Chicago, 70 gointo
business there.
Prof Stanebury Morse will GO 10 Pots
dam. " Y. 10 take charge ~ the art
department Of the New York state nor
NAL school.
President Leiteit II the police and
fire department. went 10 Florida Thurs
day 10 spend several weeks for his
health.
Mrs. T.. L. Irish, Miss Lena Calkins
and Mrs. Denison are registered at the
Hotel Bartholdi. Madison square. New
York
j. : Barton % Chicago IL spending
Sunday With his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Barton ~ Cass street.
Miss Clara Il. Orr. No. Il Grand ave.
nue.. Is spending Sunday With Mrs. Ger
trude johnson al Rockford
Mrs. Lincoln Bowen and son. Clark.
are visiting Mrs. Bowen's sister. Mrs. y.
". NcComber. 40 Chicago.
Mrs ". : Stevens went to Riverdale
Tuesday 70 attend The funeral u her
mother. Mrs Ellen Giles.
William Alden Smith made a trip to
Scx York and Boston last week on
legal business
Miss Emma / Hawthorne il visiting
her sister. mrs. Deforrc-t q. Kellogg. IN
Holland.
Nj and Nrs Frank Porneli have
gone on a visit 20 Washington and New
York
William Dreulxe left "Wednesday for
Washington to attend the Inauguration.
Mrs. q H. White. Mrs. g. Il. Judd
ami Miss Bixisy are IN Washington.
Miss Anna Wurzhurg is visiting her
sister. Mrs. 4. Kline. Ia Decatur
Miss T. G. Sncy - No. 80 Clancy
street Is n Chicago GA business.
Charles T. Cobb lei; Tor Glove
lani anal p,iiziurg las; week.
: X Corl Il Cod. Knott s Co, left
for New York cits yesterday.
Or Winery is spend.ng a week III
Ann Arfor
James Crosby VIA il Chicago last
| week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

There vii - aalen meeting a the
y0ang Peoples Methodist union ca
Hsnslsy sweating - eonplete arrange
fneuls for ina etsn.ns II The state coar
ptnfson II tie Eg&ortA league. - BE-
held IA this cifs April 5 and &. II =
arranged that the Division str.el branch
vii. lcsef4se The church. the East street
brancb furnishing dsslgns aud csi.srS'
and lgd4es all le FINISHED - he s'ee
end street league Ser,e 80 Delegates
aFe expected.
Carsis are out announcing the nuptiAis
u Miss E.-- Snyder and John iisons al
Tee honae II Ihs brides parents. No. ~
south Diamond street.
The ouintette Pedro club viii meet at
Mrs BiAnchs Husfeds No. c-l North
'FRONT.' street. next Tuesday evening.
The Pythian Sisters u the Mixpah
lodge gave a daacsng party d; No tls
South Division street Last evening.
Canton Pierce. Pstriarchs Militant.
will gave a masquerade ball IN the
Io~er block on Tuesday evening.
Geo. L. a.. Rutherford viii attend the
q. A. X. state encampment at Benton
Harbor. March ..
The lance Eifies WIN have n gold
medal driil on "Wednesday evening al
n arn,ory.
The Misses Gage and Benedict viii
give their regular hop on Tuesday even
ing
Thursday evening the Schubert club
will give concert In fpsilanti-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05
consultation.

II the woman Is bright, keen and wei
educated. he looks upon her a. a phe-
nornenon and rather undesirable as
wife. His highest praise I her achieve
ments is that they are almost worthy ~
a man"
Perhaps-for Of course neither al Eng
Eshrnen nor all Americans follow one
Underwriting rule-perhaps he does hon
estly admire and appreciate this intelieo-
tual phenomenon aud wishes 70 marry
her--that Is. # she has money--for not
even in the sublime porte Is marTiage
more Of n commercial transaction than
In England. Walpoie's famous inter
snce that every man has his price i
most applicable 10 the matrimonial mar
ket. Has the American bride Of an Lng-
lishman u fortune sand she is not likely
70 become his bride If she has nonel. sha
is expected 10 relinquish il into his hands
either entirely or with the reserve Of a
certain amount settled upon herself aud
her children. II the property Is not Of "A
nature 70 be definitely settled. she binds
herself 20 make over n stated portion q
her income for bis sole use, and perhaps
ia addition she pays al the expenses -
the mensge--in fact. an Englishinan y
not ashamed % slow his wife 10 pay Tor
his bread ami butter aud in addition 20
give him the money 10 tuy his cigars.
But wolnen--fhaf Is 10 say. American
vornen--do rot generally care much
about money and are very willing =
give il TO the man who PROPOSES 60 love
them and whom they intend 10 love for
life. honor 40 far ~ he i worthy o.
honor. and obey In loves sweet humility
so long IS obedience Is the reasonable
and voluntary expression u love
But long before the honeymoon j.
over the Young wife discovers her mis-
take. The loverlike a'iisrlo q tho Eng
lshfnan drops away Ike tie petals q sn
overblown rose and icarss a0.hing bit
sturdy wood and pitilcss thor7as. The
irlsosne Difference he has. through the
season Of courssiis. felt Obliged 20 gay
30 the delicacy CT the pre- udlcs- q his
fsncee il thrown aside with the vci-
ding cost. and the most neRiigee II
smoking Jackets and slspirrs are Gs.
nrstivfiy assumed lie tells hii wife
stories that weld sfsrtle n rneseroorn
or club ps1ior. lie fatty 4sonfrs-
diets her. he leaves her - set arourd
hy herself or % l,e escorted by any
one who VIII take PITY on her. be
rTulIsy demands why thls or that mat
ter has net lesn attended 90; be leave.
her at home pllsle he enjoys himself
abroad: be allows her, II she viii Dc u.
80 wait upon him Ike = servant while
he lorrV rs upon szfz. be los her car.
~ her own wraps and eecorf herself =
her carriage In fact. be utterly fails ~
that tsf4ifE Differences and ever present
care. sAaf prcv0vauce viira y - nat
ural g The American gentleman. ~
American husband IN sss~Y olSe<. f,ia'
American women oftef faii r. spITe.
este il Unless ttroael obesrvine ~ ~
f@Tie1fiEg az International Marriage
they Discover hf'vg fsrceieus . larthris 4
ft,sv fare sid - rne<s q psstsze kza
g fnueruifs "a fi.fsf Ef~s
EVER ruie ms i's sxcsf' ies,s. nodentf
1snt 81 rnie fse American ilnsss1d ).
ti,s lest husband IL the Nsgid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

- t@1"@ - - - - " - IE4Itt<1 IL
-Aftsf trying many medicines lsd 4 nass,-
her 81 sDsellod specialists. ] vent 10 -.
Dire COPELAND and Graham. having knowa
81 come frisndr Who bad rcosl,ed great i- =.
eft ~ their hands. rAs flr.-d ~ being ar
f<rlnenfssa ol aud rtsolsssi. for Tie la.s
time, o. r., Tor relief am nov thorv4xhly
convinced that cafaFfh can be permanently
cured, and that Drs. Co1,eiAna and Graham
have TIE only sloce->fll lDrfhs.1 Of curing A.
| Was trUnuild with sesfro heGdacfle IA
front and bach veal and waiery ssa< t,u1-
rine and roaring noirs Ira my can. and my
head souia III az and tly ear cioz. fclt
auil ana stufshe4 dtlfiug the dal. r~issi
poorly, aud felt eofse IL The morning than
shen went 70 bid
My throat tro,llls,i nle especially at I lsa,.
Had Ioor appetite. coeis1 tugleae md iolI
TASTE ~ my inoufb. M general ctsncition
vas very much worn oe~n- AZ result ~
the treatment by DrS. to1sian6 and lir4-
ham my head II clear and es.n hear a. Ne
as ever. have no headache. ny arfctlts h.
good tnd my stomach Il Ia good eonl hion.
] rtst sell at niglt and 81 up Ia The rlorn-
ill., refreshed and hrishi IL fact. am FREE
from al my bad symptoms ard fesi ike a
different person. one Il al t. Drs Core
land and Graham. AMI shall - giad II ny
testimony will lead any sufcrlr- there. ~
ri certain that they can cure an, rafsble
Cilrsul. ut>s-.ee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-05

e.,s,, ,....s..,.s housekeeping ~ The cornrr
II falx0a All I.afsfests streets
~. Aaaa uaxty A4s bsaah entertain
a. ul~s Agszis ArCurn II Cllelssa.
". II. Hughes. editor II The Michigan
Csfllo.ie, = ~ lie city.
nj. ana Mrs Harry g. Perkins have
sesaened from Florida
Mr.. II. T. Hastings ), III AZ her home
on tedeEssn avenue
D.. Kelly has recovered sufficiently to
20 about again.
I'sn J. Learhers is home from New
York.
Mis-. ]. c. FltzGerald Is visiting in the
east.