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M'DONALD'SLO STEER
Hs Thinks That II Vas Killed By Boyd
The Butcher.
1T IS NOW IN THE COURTS
Witnesses Examined as to What
Became OF the Animai-The
PhilIpsburR National
Bank.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
PBILIpsBuRo, July i3.-Iu the district
court to.,lay, before Judge Brantly, tho
case of tho state VS.. Charles Boyd and
August Tinstcdt was resumed. The
greater part Of yesterday was taken up In
tho selection Of q jury. The panel being
exhausted. o special vcnire was issued
and at II o'clock to-day. the jury was COM
pleicd aud the trial commenced. Con-
siderable interest was manifested in the
case by reason Of tho prominence OF tho
parties. A. A. Mcdonald is the complains.
ing witness and one of the defendants 10
n member of the firm of Boyd Brothers,
who are engaged extensively in the livery
and meat business here. The charge is
one of grand larceny. County Attorney
Brown and Il. Il. Smith of Helena. have
charge of the prosecution and Judge Nc
Council of Hcicla. and W. A. Rogers ap'
pearing for the defense.
Mcdonald was the first witness called
He testified rs 10 his ownership Of the
steer which the defendants are charged
with driving to their slaughter house and
killing.
Walter White was next called. His
testimony was to the effect that he and
Jack Yandell, who acted in the capacit,
of deputy sheriff, visited Boyd's slaughter
house and found the hide OF tho missing
steer cut into strips and placed IN q caul
dron of boiling water.
The next witness WAS Jack Yandell. lie
testified that he was stationed In tret
and saw the defendant. Boyd, drive q
band of cattle TO Boyd's corral. amonGs
which was the missing steer, and wheI
the cattle were again driven to the past
urc, the steer was not amongst them.
On cross-exanination by Judge McCon
nell Il was brought out that in the prelimi
nary examination before Justice Gal
lagher, tue witness stated that he did no
know the man who drove the cattle to III,
corral. but i'm his testimony to-day he Wa
positive IL was tho defendant, Boyd. Th
| case will be continued to morroM.
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NeM Nnrk Iailurc.

NEW York. July ~. Richard Morgan
Olcott. doing business as Dlcott & Co.. cx-
por,ers OF grain and general merchandise.
has assigned. blcott came into promin-
ence a few weeks ago by obtaining an at
tachment for s53.5Ts agains, John y. Lun-
ing. the young California millionaire. The
attachment was afterwards settled. hut
the amount received by Olcott was not
made public. II is said TO have been
about 81. .0Op. Olco,t's embarrassment is
attributed TO the financial stringency and
the effect of heavy losses In Argentine
some time ago. The liabilities are no,
definitely known. but are reported al
$4,000 10 si5D,OJ.
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IN HARD LINES.

spokane Chief Of Police 10 Reaastsss4
But viii Probably Rssiga.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
SPOKANE. WASH, July ia.--Chief Of Po-
lice Msrts, who has bseu under suspsn-
sion for about three weeks pending sn
Investigation Of several charges pesfsrrsd
against him. Was this evening ssanatated
without prejudice BY the board Of police
commissioners. Merits II democrat and
claimed that the present republican ad-
ministration trumped up the charges In
order to get rid of him. The charge OF &C.
cepting valuable presents from tbs variety
theaters was sustained. but one of the ~
publican commissioners didn't think the
chiefs motive was dishonest and voted
with the democratic commissioner for his
acau,ttai. 1t is understood now that ths
chief will resign.
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ktill FrelLny l.ettcr.

NEW YORK. July i3.-This afternoon tho
hopeful feeling among the bankers be-
came more pronounced. Frederick ID.
Tappen. president Of tho Galiatin Ma.
tional bank. said that one Of the most
necessary things was the resumption Of
normal relations between the sub-treasury
and tho clearing house. No clearing house
loan certificates were issued to-day and
none were retired. but II is known that II
the same easy condition prevails next
week. some Of the large books of certiii.
Gates will then be retired. Tappen said
this afternoon that there would not be
trouble in the money market. Money. he
said, would be probably easy right along,
and within q week or 10 days there would
be q supcrabundance Of currency here,
particularly In notes of small denomina-
tlOus.
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INDIAN LAND 3.
Major Roman Considsrs the New Order a
Coed Oae.
SDeclal Dispsfch a, the asanaarA


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
MissorLA, July 13.-Major Peter Roman,
Indian agent on the Flathead reservation.
arrived In Missoula to-day. he 10 well
pleased with the order from the land de-
partment at Washington to the Missouia
land Office. relative to the lands on Day
ton creek. In township 25, north OF range
q. west, which was received yesterday
and which will prevent entries by whites
to these lands until Indian elaine are sd-
justed. He says the order 10 probably
tho result of letter by him To
the department at Washington. call
ing attention TO tho fact that
o number Of whites had scttlod on the
allotments made TO Indians and that they
had refused TO give up possession to the
Indians. and had In some cases built sub
stantial houses aud made other consider
able Improvements. This order will. how
over, cause much inconvcnience to tho
settlers who have located on lands in the
township not claimed by tho Indians. ms
none Of them can get any title or file ON
any Of their land until all the Indian
claims are adjusted. Inasmuch as some
of the disputed land was occupied by
whito settlers before the allotments were
made, much evidence will be taken before
the land Office and il will probably take
several years.
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COMING TO BUTTE.

Secretary Hoke smith VIII study silver
Mining Timber Permits.
Special Dispatch 90 the standard.
HELENA. July i3.-Hon. Hokc Smith and
a party Of rs. including his family. parents
aud near relatives, arrived at the Broad
water this evening and will leave to-mor-
row for Butte. where they will spend the
night and then go tn the Yellowstone
park. The secretary held an informal re.
ception at the Broadwater this evening.
He met all the leading citizens Of Helena
and many visitors. including ex-Congress-
man Dixon. Hon. John r. Toole OF Ana.
conda. Judge Kirkpatrick OF Butte, and
Hon. +. e. Marshall Of Missoula.
The timber cutting question was fully
discussed At a session In one Of the par
lors of the hotel.
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Killed In N Well.

MoREHEAp. Ky., July i3.-Dave Ken.
dali and Frank Templeman. while work.
ing in . well near here, were overcome by
gas and both were killed. They had gone
down 3. feet and had a rope by which to
give q signal. Dave Kendall gave the
alarm Of distress and the workmen began
pulling him to the top.
When they were about to seize him, the
rope broke. letting him fall to the bottom,
instantly killing him.
Tcmpleman went down to tie . rope
around Kendall. and was overcome by the
gas and died before he could be rescued.
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/ |Ieys,
! The JeWeler,
I OWSLEY BLOCK.
PEOPLE AND PLACES.

NEW YORK. July l3.-Haf million dol
lars in gold has arrived from Havana.
LONDON, July i3.- Another brokers' fail
ure was announced here this afternoon.
FARGO, July 13.-Albert BaumRarden,
the wholesale murderer OF Caddo, n. D.,
WAS landed in Jail this morning.
PARIS, July 13.-It 10 expected that the
decree dissolving the chamber OF deputies
will be issued next Thursday.
PoMERoy, Iowa. July i3.-The cyclone
sufferers are badly In need Of stoves. A
formal appeal for aid has been issued.
New YORK. July IA. p. Huntington
says that the regular dividend will be de.
clared OH Southern Pacific stock.
CHICAGO, July 13-The feature Of the
literary congress was q paper by Charles
Dudley Warner on "The Function of
Literary Criticism In the United States"
WASHINGTON, July 13.-The board of
promotion In the interior department,
created by ap order issued December ~,
1892. has been abolished.
WASHINGTON, July IL. The chief Of tho
bureau Of statistics reports the total value
OF the exports Of beef and hog products
from the United States, during. June,
1892. as s10,O9s, ,s31.
p" ouiy Ahobp.ou
of California, the new minister 10 Brazil.
has received his final instructions from
the secretary Of state and will leave New
York next week for Rio do Janeiro.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 13.-Thc interna.
tional convention of the Baptist Young
Peoples union began q three-days' ses.
sion here with 5000 delegates in attend
ancc.
BRUSSELS, July i3.-The Independence
BEIGE says that the trouble between the
French and Siamese 10 spreading, and
that all trade is stopped.
BALTIMORE, July l3.-On account Of tho
shortage in the fodder crop in Europe
this season. On. firm here has already
taken room for 1000 tons for France.
FoRT GIBSON, I. T., July i3.--It is re
ported that Governor Jones will attempt
TO execute the condemned Choctaws and
that the courts will try to stay him. The
opinion is general that tho federal soldiers
will have to interfere.
NORRIS, ILL.,, July l3.-Sa rah II. Dodge,
arrested on the charge Of killing Colonel
Babcock. n wealthy Chicago iumbcrman
in 1857. was committed to-day TO the Kan
kakee asylum, having been declared in.
sane by the jury.
CHICAGO. July l3.-The national worlds
fair commission to-day adopted rcsolu
tion recommending that fire escapes be
put on the worlds fair buildings to which
the public is In the habit Of going. and
that a body Of men be employed aud pro
vided with implements for scaling wall,
and rescuing people in case Of fire.
SYDNEY. n. s. W.. July 13.-Latest ad
vices from Samoa are to the effect thai
active hostilities have broken out betweer
the followers of King Malie,oa nd Chic
Ma,aafa. Each faction has a camp tw,
miles from Apia. and skirmishes occa
sionally occur. The kings forces are th,
stronger but the others are better armed
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Killed Her BABY.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. July IA. II Last
Wednesday morning a baby Was found
dead ON the lake shore near the govern.
meut breakwater. From appearances the
child had been drowned. The police took
the case with the result that Seaman b.
Mil and his wife. who live Mt Oak Hill,
jefferson county. are locked up at the
Central police station, charged with the
death of the baby. They confessed their
crime to Chief Jansen. the mother herself
admitting that she threw the child into
the lake. The couple are children Of well.
to-do farmers Of jefferson county.
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Confederate Relatives.

CHICAGO, July i3.-Catberine Schurr. o
niece Of Hon. Carl Schurz. appeared In tho
insane court to-day. II appeared that she
has been insane for long time and was
shipped by her relatives to New York some
time ago. Her relatives there sent her to
Chicago. Her brother here refused to take
care OF her. As she is not a resident, the
court declined to commit her 10 the
asylum. and directed Der brother TO care
for her under penalty Of desertion. He
finally took her away.
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AGAINST JUDGE LYNCH.
Tho Death OF the Negro. Miller. VIII Bs
Avenged.

SPRINGFIELD. H., July l3.-It is reported
here that the National Citizens Rights as
socia,ion has interested itself in the case
of l.. j. Miller. the negro hanged and
burned mt Bardwell. Ky. Backed by the
organization, Miller's widow will bring ac-
iiou for damages against the city marshal
of Sykeston. Mo-. the sheriff of Carlisle
county. Ky., and the members OF the posse
who aided in the capture of Miller. ms well
as all the citizens of Illinois, Missouri and
Kentucky who participated in the affair.
and the corporation Of Bariweli. i'm which
u occurred.
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SOLID SALT LAKE.
The Utah Capital 10 Firm for Free Coin

The Utah Capital 10 Firm for Free Coin
age.
SALT LAKE City, July ia monster
silver demonstration was held in the Salt
Lake theater last night.
Spirited speeches were made by Gov
ernor West. Mayor Baskin of Salt Lake,
Congressional Delegate Joseph II. Rawlin.
Judge c. c. Goodwin of tho Salt Lake
Tribune and others favoring the FREQ coin
age of silver.
Resolutions were PASSED praying con-
grcss for the enactment of bill repeating
the Sherman law and all other laws un-
favorable TO silver. and the substitution
Of law restoring To silver it's former
value.
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SUCCESSFUL CONCERTS.
The sasngerfAst as Cleveland Cen,iosss
to Please.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July i3.-No less sue
cessful than tho others. were the two
Sacngcrfest concerts to-day. Tho school
childrcn's chorus of 3.sD in the afternoon,
did we'll and did not suffer by comparison
with the big mems chorus. Tho FPollsinn
society of New Orleans and the Union
Harmonies of Cincinnati. rendered their
numbers admirably. Miss Olive Frem.
stadt. Signor Victor Clodio, Emil Fisher
and Mile. Elandi saug solos, all winning
high appreciation.
In tho evening. tho great mass chorus
made the air ring with The Grave of
Busento," Elisa Of Caul." THE Triumph
of German Law" "Spin. Spin." and Gay
Spring is Approaching" Tho greatest
hit of the Saengcrfest thus far was made
by the supcrb quartctte composed of Miss
Blauvelt. Miss Frcms,adi, Signor Clodio
and Mr.. Fisher.
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SAYS HE'LL RESIGN.
Judge Jenkins viii RclInquish His seat
IL Cleveland Thinks Hes.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, July i3.--James G.
Jenkins. United States circuit judge un-
der Indictment here. in connection with
the failure of the Plankington bank. said
to-day that. IL he had received the slightest
intimation Of his indictment, he would
have Immediately resigned his seat on the
circuit court bench. He thinks thai he
will nave some friend, probably Judge
Gresham, lay the matter before Cleveland
and IL the president thinks best, ho will
re sign.
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RAIN AND LIGHTNING.

kalamazoo sa ff.r. serious Damages
Prom q storm.
KALAMAZOO. Mich. July i3-The worst
electrical and wind storm in years passed
over this city this afternoon. The light
ping struck in 10 places in the city, incluti-
ing the First Presby terian church. Great
damage was done to property In town and
in tho surrounding country.
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WASHINGTON. July l3.-The gold reserve
Of the treasury has increased s-S.pO
since yesterday and nov stands at a-,e'3.-
lti. but on the other hand. the currency
has decreased from 50 .353,ss To s-b.spi.-
go In the same time. owing TO heavy pay
mcnts on accoun, Of pensions and post
Offices.
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MissoULA's DELEGATION.
The uuivcrsity City sends y Team oi
shooters 20 Helena

Ime university NIty SFHU< u HFH" VI
shooters TO Helena.
Special Dispatch to the standard
MIssouLA. July l3.-R. A. Eddy. II. A.
Stephens, A. Il. Ferguson and Robert
Rogers. all members OF the Missoula Rod
and Gun club. started for Helena this
evening to represent their organization at
the eighth Annual Shooting Tournament
Of Montana, which comes of somewhere
In the vicinity of Last Chance gulch. II.
A. Stephens holds the gold medal OF tho
Missoula club and las been doing some
great shooting during the past month. A
few days ago no broke ~ out OF a5 blue
rocks. making 65 consecutive shots with.
out miss. II one of the silver cups does
not locate In Missoula for the next year,
some other shooters in the state will have
to break all their previous records.
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silver Purch saes.

WASHINGTON, July l3-The treasury
has received notices Of the acceptance Of
its counter offer OF s0.7ih for silver to the
amount of 30.U0l. Purchases thus far this
month, out of tho total legal requirement
of SOC. .0G ounces. amount to only 16s 600.
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A Receiver Appoiutsd.

CHICAGO. July i3.-A receiver has been
appointed for the real estate firm Of w.
A. Merieold q Co. The Arm did very
large business and the COLLAPSE Was un-
expected. Mr.. Merieold 10 nov In Europe
and tho receiver vas appointed on appli-
cation Of his creditors. There is no state
ment.
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TO DETECT FRAUDS.
Pension OfnrIais Demand Full Particu-
lars Regarding ApplicAnts.

WASHINGTON, July i3.-Commissioner
Lochren Of the pension bureau to-day Is.
sued an order directing that, hereafter in
making call upon the war and navy de-
partInents for information regarding tho
service OF applicants for pensions under
tho act Of June q, 1880, request shall be
made for the full military and medical
history Of tho soldiers. The new order
shows the purpose on the part OF the pen.
sion officials to make a more searching
inquiry than formerly into the causes Of
the applicants disability.
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PoRrLAND. Ore, July i3.-Tho United
States grand jury this afternoon returned
two indictments against n. b. Blum for
smuggling opium and Chinese into this
port. Hc was arrested this evening and
his bail was liked nj 5000 on each charge.
Other indictments are expected.
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Owosso. Mich. July l3.-Engincers rep
resenting 10 different railroads, are in
secret session in this city. The delegates
refuse 20 reveal the object Of the meeting,
although II IL generally believed that they
have under consideration the Ann Arbor
troubles,
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Par Warm Weather.

Conneli 20. show q very pretty lot OF
linen duck dresses. also In hop sacking
aud French duck. Their line of waists ia
elegant. They have full line in wash
silk, pcrcale. lawn aud silk garments.
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A METHODIST MISSIONARY.

He Tries tn Sioiatc the Geary Law by
Landing Hratheus.
TACOMA. WASH. July l3.-The grand
Jury to-day returned an Indictment against
Rev. Thomas Sing. for violation Of tho
Gcary act IN attempting To land ~ Chi
nese laborcrs from the Steamer Mogul, on
a prctext that they wcrc actors for the
worlds fair. Sing claims To bc mission
airy Of the Methodist church. educated IA
san Francisco.
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SrouN CRY. Iowa. July l3.-Baker x
Bisseil. Wholesale hardware dealers, as
signed to-day. with liabilities Of $4,000.
The assets filed, pending an inventory,
are said To be in excess Of the liabilities.
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This sale still continues and, notwith-
standing the talk OF dull times. the clerks
at Conncll's have to hustle to keep even
with the crowd. Besides the Gordon stock.
every department offers special advan-
tages to all.
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Tho PhIiipsburg Bsnk

Bank Examiner Wilson has finished his
examination of the affairs OF the First
National hank and has forwarded his re-
port TO Washington. The hanks assets
are figured up at si9o. 900. This includes
all the securities held by the bank, nearly
all OF which are believed to he available.
Tho liabilities are Si.i .0Oo. leaving credit
balance Of $4,000. Mr.. Luke of Helena
has been appointed receiver.
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MOVING EASTWARD.
The silver Tide Reaches Iowa and Wakes
Gp the Hawkeyes.

Up the Hswkeyes.
DEs MorSEs. Iowa, July l3.--A a mass
meeting held here. "a resolution demand.
ing free and unlimited silver coinage was
adopted. A resolution, endorsing the tax
of 10 per cent. on all interest bearing gold
speaker was General Weaver, who made
a fierce onslaught on tho men who want
to revoke the Sherman law. predicting
that II the democratic congress rcpeals
that law. there will never bs another
democratic congress elected.
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Nothing is SO useful as "a cra,enette for
any kind of outing. This popular gar
ment is dust proof. virtue every lady in
Butte will fully appreciate. IL II also
shower proof, and comes in most durable
colors.
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Isel:iun'. Colonies.

BRUSSELS, July i3,-The chamber voted
to-day for such revision Of the constitu-
tion Ms will enable Belgium To acquire
colonies. The government is known to
contemplate tho annexation Of Congo
Free State.
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,a,ieV. Bank gone IN.

LIScoLS. Neb.. July i3.-Tbe Nebraska
Savings bank closed its doors this even
ing. II claims assets Of sisl 90 and tho
deposits amount to >el,Ooo. The state
banking board is in charge.
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PLENTY OF CONFIDENCE.
Mexican silver M,a~rs win Not Clos
Their Properties.

Cry OF Mexico. July i3.-The mine
owners of Pachuca, one OF the most ex-
tensive mining districts OF Mexico. have
decltled that, no matter how silver might
fall IL value in the foreign markets. the
mines Of Pachuca would not close down
or In any way curtail expenses.
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Wlli Not He lypched.

G.ASp foRss. y. D., July l3.-Baum-
berger. the Tower county fiend, was
brought back tonight and placed in the
county jail. II is not thought that there
Is any danger of Iynching now.
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A BLOW AT TAMMANY.

Anti-snsp Democrats Organise . New
Parry i'm New York.
NEW YORK. July l3.-The first blow Mt
Tammany domination was struck at a
meeting of citizens Of the democracy Of
the Seventh assembly district last night.
when permanent organization OF new
political party was effected.
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brazilian Port Csp.ured.

PARIS, July H. \ telegram from Nom
tcvidco says that u Is reported that Ad-
mirai wandcbolt has captured the port of
Rio Grandc do Sui. No confirmation is
obtainable.
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Growers BETTER.

BuzzARp's BAY. July l3.-Prssident
Cleveland enjoyed another quiet day. He
has nearly recovered from an attack OF
rheumatism.
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ysstsv<lsy's Crow 4.

CHICAGO. July i3.-Ths total admissioas
to-day were 9,t2s, Of which p,As0 were
paid.