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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-12
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MAIN AND CROY STREETS.
Pub ished Every Ev 9, Sun!ays Excepted

ADVERTISING RATES
Furnished ON application at office. CT to any OF
cur agents.
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-12-12

OI ttiS NIVII,I!Cl,
bowels are prevented, relieved, and cured
They're tiny, sugar coa1sd granues, a
compound of refined and concentrated vcgc-
table extracts--tho smallest in size, the casi-
est to take, and the cheapest pill you can
ton, or your money is returned. You pay
only for the good you get.
There's nothing likely to be ''yj,,st as good"
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or a BRAVE RACE.


Z. Kirby Smith, ths csnfsAspsee 0ss-
ssal, Seiss his Cenraasa
SEwANEE, Tenn, March 2s.-Gsn. Z.
Kirhv Smith. professor Of mathsmatics iu
tho University Of tbs South since the war.
diod here this afternoon. For two years
his health had been declining. Two
weeks ago no was taken III In New Orissns
and congestion Of the lunRs, which fol-
lowed, carried him on. Onco OF twtce.
during temporary periods OF ssmi-con-
sciousosss Of the past two days, his mind
wandered through past scenes aud b Or
dered batteries 10 come up. Early this
manning he became entirely unconscious.
His end was very peaosful. His vile
and six Of ths family were With
him. General Smith was born At
st. Augustine, Florida. March 9, 1894.
With him closss the list OF full generals
on both sides during the late war. He
came from an illustrious family Of
sosdbess, that participated With dissiuc-
tion In every var waeed In this country
since the old French war. Hs grand
father served both against the French and
the British. being major In the Rsvolu-
tioaary var. His father was colonel In
the war Of 1912, and aftesward United
States judge In the superior court of FIos.
ida. HE brother was killed in the Mexi-
can war, and General Smith, himself. was
twice brevettsd for eallantsy on the fold
In the same war. His record during the
civil war 10 well known.
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IN The Land OF DREAMS
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD'S PLAN
He II Pulling for Japan-opinione
Are Divided In the islands ~
70 the Final Resuit-An Of
fsnsivo British0r.

HONOLULU, March n. via San franeiseo.
Tho uncertainty which prevails - 10 ths
probable fate Of the islands, % far - the
question of annsxasion to the United
States 10 concerned, 10 having dspsoss-
ing effect here, not only on general tradev
but on the morale Of the people, and .
feeling os unrest has arisen. The inaue.
uration oe . new party, the Hawaiian Pa
trioeio league last week, having Tor its Oh
ject the avowsd purpose to Inaintaining %
far ~ possible, the autonomy OF ths coup-
try, shows how the opposition to anusxs.
tion grows With delay. Many members a
tho league were not ut flrst strong against
the prospsct OF government from WASH
ingtou. but tho dispatches in certain
American newspaper received here, tell
ing Of the apparent doubt existing In she
minds OF some people In the United States
a. to the justuess Of accepting the pro-
posAis Of tho provisional governmsot, h
having an effect on the minds Of the Ha-
waiian natives. who are naturally prone
to change. aud II 10 an open question
whether . plebescite would show
anything like tho vote that could have
boon obtained for annexation tvo wesks
ago. Tho royaiists arc jubilant. Thev
openly assert that tho queen expects In
formation soon that her throns will b ~
stored with tho United States psoeecto.
rate.
Tho women Of tho islands arc almost al
pronounced royalists, and are factoe In
politics. Their influence on any propossd
action 10 expected TO count for . great
deal. The disaflected milriamsn undse
the lead OF certain officers would also liks
change In tho ministry. and the propoenl
Of . liberal newspapcr that . repuha6s b
established for an interim shas b popa-
Iarly supposed will elapse between tho
present time aud that In which tho United
States government will arrive ut some
conclusion respecting annexatiou. 10 mest-
ing with some favor. Il 10 believed that .
change could DO effected by vote Of want
Of contidsncs in the ministry, accompa-
nied By an act creating republic.
In justtce to the modsrattoa and pa-
tlsnce Of tho provisional government aad
the promiusnt mon Of the annsIstioo
party, Il must be sAid, however. that thsy
are anxiously awaiting the action OF The
/ sious aud no doubs 90 ~ seels1nceusy
conciuslons Of the istGBs Of its commis-
siousrs. The pisa q Blr Edwin Arnold a.
Eneiand, Tor . Japaaess prosectosats over
Hawaii, has again called sttsnttoa - .
danger which Q few shrswd observers
have forssssn. Colonel volney Ashfosd,
| In . convsrsation with IN associated
prsss correspondent, said that b was
satisfled that the officers a the Japansso
warship, nov here, would have made an
| effort to amer or TO establish proeso-
torass bad they not bssn focestallsd b.
Niuistse Stevens. Gsussal A. 9. Hart
we'll also boids that u tbs United States
withdraws its protection. IL will force ths
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UrPRA NARL10Ror0H, Nd, AaseeA
Saturday Rrane1s n. Bowie, . mill1Q1nR
In Lower Prince Ceeces county, oanAop
Aarlborough On business. Sunday pDo1D.
Ing his horss was found In the stahb ye4d
with the saddle cloth covered With haee9.
A search ives made at once. aud ah(ne
midway bstwesu here and 'Ths Foseees" "
Bowis's rssidsnee, was found . posa -
bleed In the roadway. Thses were sagNs
Of . strsiGsie and tracks - u the body
he'd bssn draegsd. These lsd to IN cd
well. ~ the bottom Of which was found
The body Of Bowie. The skull wss frsc-
tuQ(d b. blow from club o. slunsshot
aU0 the threat cut. A gold watch and
9l56sr jswsly and large sum Of moosy
~ missing.
Later In the afternoon John Wsalsy
JbAnson. oolorsd, was arrested On sss'
pioiou. He made . dsspsrats effort 10 -.
eaps. He will say nothing, but bis cloth.
Ing 10 spsttered with blood. Francis N.
Bowie was member Of the noted Bowie
family of this state and closely related u
Ex-Governor Bowie and General Bowie.
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STOLE BEEF CATTLE.

Bad ladiaas for Whom the 0svsra ment
Police Are aunsiss.
RAPID Cry, March 2s.--Ths attempt 10
arrest the wounded Indian Two Sticks
and White Faced Horse, wanted for kill.
ing Royce and his three companions at
Pine Ridge agency beef camp In Fsbru.
ary, has thus far failed. The deputy mar
shal who went to No Waters camp Friday
Was warned. Later the Indian police,
ssnt 10 bring In the murtlercrs, wsrs fred
upon. The whole Indian police will prob
ably bs sent against No Waters camp
The trouble IL confined to this camp.
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DECLARED OFF.
a DsthrsthsS Ameriesa Gist is Berlin
sends . Message.

LorIsviLLE. March 2s.-Miss Nellie
Peters Of this city. whose marriage to
Count Won Ccrssddorf Of berlin has bscn
announced 10 take place In April. cabled
yesterday 10 relatives here that she would
be homo next month. No explanation
was given. and II 10 thought by her family
that the match had been broken o6.
She had written here that there were OBJ
stacles In the way Of the match, the Ger.
man Law requiring that she should have
an income sufficient for individual sup
port before she could he permitted 70
marry an officer. Miss Peters 10 wealthy.
end there was no trouble about this fsa.
turs. except that she would not allow her
fortune to pass from under her own con.
troll. She also declined to give up her
American investments for German securi.
ties. Count Won Gcrssdorf is . lieutenant
In the Uhlans. and Is said to belong 70 Q
wealthy family.
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SAN FRANCISCO. March 2s.-The 90 far
unaccountabls phenomenon seen in the
western sky last night here and 90 far
south as San Diego had the appearance
OF large electric light. but flashed. flick
cred and changed color, one moment be-
ing brilliant red, another white, then
green. then blue, moved slowly from the
south to the north and gradually sank be-
low the hills.
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OPENS NEXT MONTH.
The Besemsn Agricultural College VIII
Have . Summer Term.

The Boseman Agricultural college will
Have . Summer Term.
Special Dispatch to the standard
BozgNAS, March p. Tho local execu-
tive board OF thc Agricultural college met
hero to-day for the frat time and organ
lied by electine L. s. Wilson. prcsislent !;
George Kinksl. jr.. vice president; Peter
Koch, secretary. II was decided 10 omen
the college with three months summer
term. Prof. Luther Foster, Of Brookines.
South Dakota. Was chosen to take charge
of this summer school. No further action
was taken regarding tho election Of fac.
ulty. For the present the college will be
located In the high school building. The
school will open April IL.
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THE WIZARD WINS.
Edisss Agais Delicate the Westinghouse
Cempssy IN Cosrt

Edissa Agais Dsfeats the wsstinsheuss
Compssy IL Court.
TRENroS, March S.-JudGe Green Of
the federal court filed very important
opinion at noon In the case Of tho Edison
Electric Light company against Wsstine-
house and Church, Kerr a Co., in which
he upholds the Edison patents. The suit
was brought to decide the question whether
the device used by the Trenton Elec-
trio Light company for distribution OF the
electric current was On infringement on
tho Edison patent.
The court virtually declares II IL. Nil.
lions Of dollars nre involved throughout
the United States and will accrue 10 the
Edison company. The patent In question
10 that covering the consumption and
feeding wire method Of distribution. Edi.
son obtained Il 10 years ago.
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FIERCE FIGHT IN TEXAS
HOUSE RlDDLED BY BULLETS
The Result OF q Bitter Fsud That Has
Been Smouidering For Some
Time-u. Q. NQiiitiamen Use
Winchesters.

PARIS, Texas, March es.-The Choctaw
feud has resulted In hloodshod. A sharp
and most desperate encounter took place
at Antlers ut 2 80 this afternoon. and for
30 minutes . storm Of lsaden hail fell
about tho town. A. that hour 7s militia
men suddenly deployed from the woods
aud charged on tho sssidenoo Of Dick
Locke. the lsAder Of the national party,
and opened nre upon Il. Locke saw them
coming and barely got into his house
when the fusllads began. Locke, With 0ve
mon, returned tho Ore from the upper
story. Fully ! 800 shoas were fred. Every
window was shot out and the walls perfor-
ated like . sieve. Stray bullets new far
and wide, and terror and CONSERVATION
Prevailed throughout the little town.
Everybody was uneasy and no ono knew
who was safe, with four score hAif-drunken
infuriased Indians, armed to the teeth
and with the smell of blood In their nos.
trils.
Minutes seemed hours, and every heart
went out TO Locke, his wife and little
children, who were cooped up In the homo
which was being riddisd BY Winchester
balls. The attack was . surprise 10 every
one, coming ~ II did. All believed and
hopsd that the matter was settlcd or soon
would be.
Al daylight the militia under Capt. Key
Durant went to Locke's house and In
sistod on searching II. He was not At
homo. but In the mountains In camp,
about three miles from this place. After
remaining while they returned to camp.
Word was conveyed to Locke and, In
company with his son and eight others, he
won't home 10 SEQ what had been done, 90
he feared violence had been dono 20 his
family. He reached thero about 10
o'clock.
This morning United States Commits
sionsr Kirkpatrick. Assistant United
States Commissioners Lee and Judge Du-
rant, leading Joncs man, went 20 tho
militia camp at Davenport. three niles
north Of Antiers, and had long consul
tAtion with Captains Durant and Thomp-
son and Judge Dukes, . Jones leader.
The government officials explained 10
them the position which the United States
occupied. n Locke attacked Duraat. Who
was Q United States deputy. Lscke's
entire party would b held 20 nnnoler IN
fyTHnof gtstss cssss see 90 kIhk him
lad II they attacked Locke they would be
Ths9d bscause he had served the United
States as posse man and auard. They
wanted to know 10 they had process for
any man that Locke had. After much
dickerine they said that they had q pro
cess for Willis Jones. who had bssa In
dicted for completely In the killing.
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NONE LIKE AN OLD FOOL.

An Old NAVAL Omcer TO AarFy Q Young
Chiness Girl.
Sam Francisco, March GA Honolulu
letter says that the engagement Of Com.
mander Whiting of the United States
nan-of-war Alliance TO Miss Eta An
Fone, daughter of All Fone, Q wealthy
Chinese merchant of Honolulu. has been
formally announced. The father of the
prospective bride is very wealthy and en-
tertains In princcly style. The bride Ia
one OF family Of 13 children and IL
beautiful and accomplished girl OF H..
while the prospective groom. Captain
Whiting, n ssid to be 20 years Of age.
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AUSTIN. Texas, March "a resoiutiea
vas introduced into the senate today.
charging the Southssu Pacific with illegal
control of the GALVESTON, Harrisburg .
san Antonio; the Tszas & Nsw Orleanss
the Louisiana a Western; the Sabine .
Eastern Texas and the New York, Texas
q Mexican railways, and the attorney
general vas instructed to mako IN h
vesti0ation.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-29
COL. sHepARD BURIED.
The Simple Funeral Csremonies Of ths
Presbytsrian Church.

Presbytsrian Church.
NEW YORK, March S.-The fun eral Of
the late Elliott I. Shepard, editor Of the
Mdf aud Express. occurred to-day from
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church.
Simple services wore held at the house,
proceeding those at the church. There
was profusion OF magnificent floral Of
ferings. The coffin rostcd on . raised
dais. covered by q floral canopy. At the
conclusion of the services. the remains
were conveyed to New Dorph. Staten island,
and placed in the vanderbilt vault, In the
Moraviun cemetery.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-29
LEYS, Hto tosstls 'sESisFs ss,oex
FRENCH CHIvALRY.
Two Youag Women Bssten BY o Mob 10
Their Fathers Error.

Their Fathers Error.
PARIS, March 28.-Otto Brandss, Paris
correspondent OF the BerliRer Tdee6latt,
who was ordered from the country ON sus.
picion OF having been the author Of an
article charging Ernest Carnot with re.
ceiving Panama money, went to the police
bureau this morning and gave notice that
he would start for Germany at once. His
house In Asnierres, suburb Of Paris, has
already been covered with insulting pla.
cards, and when he left II, with Mrs.
Brandes. . crowd Of men and boys fol.
lowed, hooting and groaning at him.
Shortly after. Brandes' daughters left the
house to meet their parents In the city.
The young women were surrounded by
men and boys and hustled about. and, be-
fore they could got to tho train. werc
struck repeatedly with sticks and Jumps
Of dirt. The police made no effort to pro-
tect them.
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With n Piseol.

SAN FRAScisCo. March 20. John Fowler.
an ex-mcrchsnt, formerly from New
York. killed himself with . pistol last
evening. Ten years ago the crockcry firm
Of Eastland. Fowler 4 Co., Of San Fran
cisco. Of which he was . partner. failod
for $4,000 with small assets. Financial
and domestic difficulties are supposed 10
have led 10 the suicide.
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STOLE HIS GRUB.

Do Private Reinhart Shot . Comrade.
Perhaps Fatally.
CHICAGO, March 2s.-Privste Reinhart
Of Battery "F," First artillery. q. s. A.,
shot comrade. Private Frock. twice last
evening at Fort Sheridan. and narrowly
escaped being mobbed by other soldiers
before being placed In the guard house.
Frock is seriously wounded. IL is said
that he purloined some of Reinhar,'s ra-
tions.
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IN THE SENATE.
The Dsmocrats Propose Omcsrs- Hears
Resolutious.


Resolations.
WASHINGTON, March 2s.-In the senate
. resolution to proceed 10 the election of
secretary. sergeant-at-arms aud chaplain
to take Office June 30 aud nominating for
those Offices w. B. Cox Of North Carolina,
r. ]. Bright OF Indiana, and Rev. w. n.
Milburn wero offered BY German and laid
over till tomorrow.
Notice was given by Hoar that he would
call up tomorrow the report Of the COM
Tnittee on privileges and elections as "a
the three senators appointed BY tho gov.
ernors.
Hoar also offered . resolution which
went over till tomorrow, instructing tho
committee on privileges and elections 10
investigate the allegations OF embczzle-
ment against Senator Roach, The senate
went into executive session and I'd.
journed till tomorrow.
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SENATOR VANCE SPEAKS
Hs States tAs Opinion ef he Minority
n Rs6lfd b HllfA
NO PRECEDENrs QUOTED
The Statement b Made That Terms
Begin Only Dy Election
by the legisia-
tOPe.

WASurNor;oN Mhrrh 2a-ThA r,lne~ftv
uport al ,hs committsc an nrsv,,ssss .rS
elections IN H. cs,s al h. M.nsis. an.
pointed senator bv - ,o,errc- - NJ.
sana. finfIing thst h. 1. not sns,t,s6 a ~.
seat. vaa a,,hmietsA ~ C,hsirrr~r v.rr..
Il 4 siousd hv Vsnc.. Cr.v' pslr,e. sr6
MitehsiL TIA - ..v. ,hs .m..ts,s q
Could ths soverno1 ~ ~ atats acccant \
senator n tn begiuhlnw a \ - Term.
the Iesislature hoiA. m ss~sien ard ssiIln~
to electY
Il oontsnds that the oriv;usI t.ru,. NJ
senators must he~in bv hsin. .hn.sn hv
the leeIslafurs. AZ thcr. a. hnt t-,o ava
OF constitutine ssnators. ths,u a. hnt two
vays Of cr.atir, vsc,ncics O,,s ~, s~rL
ration of term. TIA osh.r l,x scci.,.n,.I .,
unforseen hapncn,p.s. s,,ch ss dsssh. -.
isna tion. exn,,ision a. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
mannsr al conssiemsir- n s.n.tce ana "a
r,essir. r.csnc,ss - Ta,on,.. % sns - s,s,'. ~
tention that the con.titution rsouir,s tho
and an mean. m. r.ro-t dsri.. m. 60.
rcctnsss N sh.s st.,sr.nt Aishc.,sh iss
purno.e "a. ~ ssr. The stst. ,sns~.snta.
s,or euIl hv ~. ~. - ~ ,,,,,i.
sicrs ecr e'lnr. ,>s,,I.. ts,r,. hcsh ~ an.
hsvinnir ma =. th.v le-.iSv exci,s. and
bv nroviSir~ ssslr.t .cci6srtsi - nnsor.
ssen casnsitts: hv -hich she ...,. thu.
flIled mi~ht hccoros vsrsut che th.n hv
The le~ri exnirstIon of terms' Furthcr
than ,hia No man ar .av. .s..-,s ~. mi.
noritv. that the cor.ti,ut,on maker. In.
tendcS to .o.
The n,ator;,v ..v.. cont,ru.. N. ~.
ro-t t,,s, ~. ,,sr,,,;ssiys ,,o-,.. -, an.
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SANTA FE, n. NJ. March 2s.-John r.
MAjors Of Nebraska. rsprssenting the
general land Office, has arrived from Ros-
we'll whore he was engaged for 10 days in-
yestigating the accounts Of the missing
receiver, frsnk Lesnet. He employed an
expert to open tbs safe and found short-
age Of bstwsen $4,000 and t1i, ,cD.
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HALIFAX, N. s.. March 2s.-Ths steamer
Lake Superior. from Liverpool. which ar
rived to-day. brought 40 passengers. all
bound for points In the Cnitsd States.
Among tho number were two cases Of
suspicious illness. The patients were re-.
moved to q hospital. where they will re-
main until II 10 determined whether or
not they have cholera.
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A Brutal Murder.

SCRANTON, Pa, March 2s.-Barney
McFadden, miner. last night murdered
his wife and child. The house this morn
struggle for life on the part Of the rnur-
dered woman. McFadden rs missing and
o posse is searching for him.
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FERRY's SUCCESSION.

The New President 81 the Frssch senate
fuppssss Garnet -Dshoussy.
PARIS, March 2s.-ChalleInct-IA Cour,
the newly elected president % tho senate.
In place Of Ferry. took his chair to-day -
presiding officer. Thers Was large At
tendance and hia Introductory address
was listened to with great interest He
said In part:
'Francs must ever flnd In the senate
her surest safeguards against tho asita-
tions renewed from time To time, by par
tics hoping to turn them to their owp ad-
vantage. Tho senate, mindful of tho
movements that ere now occurring In tho
economic aud moral conditions Of society.
ought TO support tho government In deal
ing with these conditions"
This outspoken advocacy Of the govern
mont was not unexpected In view Of tho
support given by the supporters Of Presi-
dent Carnot 10 Challemet-I.a Cour's caudi-
dacy.
In the chamber Of deputies, Admiral
Reunicr, minister Of marine. stated that
1000 troops are stili required to maintain
and enforce French authority In Daho-
mey. Tho army In Dahomey 10 excellent.
but thero win be no permanent security Of
the French In that country until the ex-
king 10 entirely vanquishcd.
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Four Killed.

MARSHALL, Mo-, March "a report
has reached here Of . tragedy between
here aud Scdalia. Sunday, in which four
persons, Archie Harlow and Peter wolfey
and their wives. met their death. No par.
ticulars are known. Tho sheriff has
started for tho scene.
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SYRACUSE. n. ". March 2s.-De Orc
defeated Stewart this evening in tho pool
tournament for the worlds champion.
ship. A result De Oro took first money.
$50: sherman second. ei25: Stewart
third, eES, and Clearwater fourth, 90.
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the CLANS ARE GATHERING.
Aentasass Assembliag - Washiagtsa--
The Timber Csttisg Csss.
Special Dispatch TO tho Standard.

The Timber Cutting Csss.
Special Dispatch TO tho Standard.
WASHINGTON, March 2s.-As tho time
for the discussion Of the senate reports ON
Mantle, Beckwith and Allen approaches
the Montana delegation has begun 10 no
assemble hcre. Mr.. Hauser and A. W..
Lyman returned tonight from New York
and w. A. Clark reached Washington this
morning.
Soon after his arrival Clark MAS In
formed that Secretary Carlisle has sent to
Idaho for some ono named Brown for Q
candidate for internal revenue collector.
the opposition bein9 that he intended to
appoint him. There 10 much interest in
the forthcoming hearing on the revoca.
tion of the "timber cutting privilege" II
will take place Friday morning at this
white house.
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HELENA PopULIsrs.

They Place In Nominsstes . Fail Passy
Ticket.
Special Dispatch 70 the Standard.
HELENA. March 2s.-The populists NOM
mated q straight out ticket this evening
for the city election with r. q. Davies. for
mayor; w. A. Zastrow, for treasurer; H..
~. Bcadle. for police magistrate. A COM
plete alslcrrnanic ticket is also i'm the field.
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TERRIBLE DAMAGE.

Acres OF Orcharas seo stnsysfos u Ssv
Jersey Raised BY Water.
WASHINGTON CRossINo. n. j., March
2s.-Ths breaking OF the great lee eorvs
In the Delaware river and tho subslding q
the water on farms, reveals damage
which years cannot repair. Orchards aud
vineyards are ruined aud roads will have
10 DO built. Tbs loss is estimated ~
o. .OOOOlO.
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Miss Day IN wsshiastos.

Day of Portland, Ore, who In racing
around the United States and Mexico
against Mins Doolittle OF Chicago, was
among the callers on the president to-day.
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oRE0oN's CRANK.
Governor Psanoyer Breaks Oat 10 New
Place.

Place.
PoRTLAND, Ore., March 2s.--There is .
Marshal BARN over the employment Of
deputy United States marshals at Drain,
Oregon, to protect the property Of the
Southern Pacific road. The people Of
that place ars endeavorinR 10 drive out
the Japanese section hands employed by
the company and the marshal was sent to
protect tho property. Tho governor
claims the United States has no right To
interfere where the sheriff IL able to main
tain peace unless mails are being inter
fered with.