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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02
DOWN THEY GO AT LAST
MANY RAILROADS AT WAR
Round Trip Fare Between st. Paul
and Chicago Reduced to
sic 20 - Montana Rates
Yet to Be Heard From.

CHICAGO, Juno Tho inauguration OF
cheap rates Aoin Colorado and Missouri
river has started the ball rolling and there
Is no telling where il will stop. The Alton
to-day announced IL would meet tho At
chison's rates aud that they he good west
bound as we'll as east bound. Further
more its one.way rates will bc based on
the cut Of round trip fares. The Atchison
promptly followed suit and tho Rock
leland fell into line. Although II left
Omaha rates untouched, tho Burlington
made no official announcement but
charged no moro than the others.
Tho Abort Leo route has made the
round trip rate between st. Paul aud
Chicago Si6.3O. and on June 4 a single trip
will be made Ss.S5. Tho Wisconsin Cen
trail has done the same and other lines
will probably follow. The general passcn-
ger agents OF the Western Passenger as
sociation were gathered in solemn con.
cIave while all this turmoil was being
stirred UP by their respective roads, con.
sidering means TO settle tho difficulties.
or course they succeeded in doing moth
ing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02
A DESERTED BRIDE.
Her Husband Left Her Pcnniiess on the
Fifth Day After Their Marriage.

Her Husband Left Her Penniiess on the
FiNsh Day AHsr Their Marriage.
BUFFALO, June Mrs. +. X. George
went boforo Judge King to-day and swore
out warrant for the arrest Of her his.
hand, who deserted her at Erie, Pa. five
days after their marriage. Mrs. George is
"a years of age, and was engaged as q
salcswoman for Boston house until she
oiot E. II. George. who was ut the time of
their first meeting, employed by tho same
1rm. Her maiden name was Edith Good
rich. OF Bradford. Pa. Georges home is
In Cleveland. A short time ago he re-
signed to accept a position with the New
York Lifo Insurance company. lie and
Miss Goodrich became engaged in Febru-
ary, aud two weeks ago they were married
In Dunkirk. They won't to Erie on their
wedding trip and stayed there four days
at the Reed house. On the fifth day Mrs.
George went out for walk. When she
returned she found on her dresser a note
from her husband, saying that he had
gonc away with Nellie and asking her to
think as kindly OF him as possible. He
took all Of her money and her diamond
ring and left her penniless.
Up 10 this timo she nevor entertained .
doubt II hsr bosband's constancy. The
only word she had received was . letter
telling her to keep her mouth shut and no
would send her 500. She 10 living hero
with friends and intends to prosecute her
delinquent husband IL he eau DO found.
Nellie 10 New York girl to whom George
was previously engaged to be married.
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STILL ARGUING.



CHICAGO, June l.-Justice Brewer Of the
United States Supreme court sat on the
bench this afternoon and listened 10 argu-
mcnts In the worlds fair injunction suit.
Attorney Walker filed an amended an.
swer In behalf Of tho exposition. In which
il was claimed that while the exposition
received after March 3 some of the souve-
mir coins provided for in the act Of August
S, 1899, It denies that il had full knowledge
Of the passing Of the act OF March 3. ex-
cept such knowledge as might DO derived
from tho publication of the act. Ii also
says that defendant not being informed oi
the publication Of tho act by tho secretary
OF tho treasury In tho latter part OF March
or carly In April, communicated with him.
requesting an Interpretation. The answer
was not received until late In April, when
the secretary forwarded o copy OF the
opinion of tho attorney general. This ad-
vised the secretary to withhold $50, ,S8S.
part OF tho appropriation OF the Get OF
August, 1892, and in pursuance OF IL tho
defendant has not received the sum.
Lytcr In the day tho attorneys for the
government submitted q certified copy OF
the minutes Of tho meeting of the direct-
ors on March - last, In which the notifi-
cation from the secretary of the treasury
was referred to the committee. II was
called acceptance money by the exposition
after 1t had knowledge OF the construction
place upon tho act. This stopped II from
setting up the plea of violation OF con-
tract. Ex.United States Solicitor General
Altlrich spoke first for the government.
Mr.. Walker followed for the exposition.
Mr.. High was closing for the government
when the court adjourned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02
She FOOLED The DOCTOR
1 Pifty.Yeif-0ld Adventures lHriss Z
Rich Young Physician.
PALMS OFF A BOGUS BABY
He Has Finally Tumbied to Her
Wiiss and 10 Anxiously Asking
the Courts to Give Him
Divorce.

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02

WAsHSoToy, juno 1.-The commission
appointed last summer to treat with the
Yankton Sioux. South Dakota, for the ces-
sion to tho United States OF their surplus
land. have submittcda q report TO Secretary
Smith, with the articles Of agreement. All
unallotted lands on the reservation are 20
be cedcd TO tho government for Ssoo.GO.
$4,000 to be paid within 80 days after
congress ratiilcs tho agreement The re.
maindcr, bearing 3 per cent. interest, Is
payable at the pleasure OF the govern
mcnt after IS years.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02
Diamond Cut Dlamoud.

KoKoMo. Ind, June The Diamond
Plate Glass company Of this city, employ
ing 500 men. has closed indefinitely. The
branch plant at Elwood Is also closed,
throwing 600 men out Of work. An Official
of the company said: I'VE have more
than SsOO,OoO worth on hand and the mar
ket is utterly demoralized. The threaten
ing financial situation paralyxed new con.
struction, aud tho nenacing attitude of
congress on the tariff adds to the uncer-
tainty. We will wait until the clouds Of
uncertainty drift away. Five Of the ten
plate glass industries Of tho country arc
closed down and the other five are prepar.
ing to close at once"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02
REFUSED TO RATIFY.

The Board Of Pardons Dlsagrees with
the Govsrnor NJ to the Indian Boys
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Juno The state board OF
pardons to-day refused to ratify the gov.
ernor's pardon OF Antay and Anton La.
vatta. two young Indian boys who were
convicted OF placing an obstruction on q
Northern Pacific track In Drummond In
1892, thereby causing the wreck Of freight
train. They were going 10 meet their
father In Deer Lodge and had been put of
q passenger train. They are serving .
Ave years sentence each. Many promi-
ncnt citizens. including Major Roman, Con
Kohrs, +. ID. Larabic, Granville Stuart
aud Conley and McTaRue asked for tho
pardon. Auditor Cook and Treasurer
Wright voted against the governors par
don and Secretary Rotwitt for il.
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webster's Definition OF H.

PARIS. June LIN the argument before
the Behring sea tribunal to-day, Sir Rich
ard Webster continued his speech. He
argued that tho words in tho article of
the Russo American treaty meant any
part OF the Pacific ocean including the
Behring sea,and contcndcd that Carter
was sadly mistaken in believing that
Blaine established that fact. The Rus
sian claim to exceptional jurisdiction over
all Of the Behring sea included within its
100 mile limit, had never been abandoned
but recognised by Great Britain.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02

CHICAGO. June i.-Thc American Insti.
tutc OF Homeopathy to-day decided to
meet next year IN Denver. Regarding
the proposed Hahnemann statue at WASH
ington. IL was decided that the most dis
tinguished artist that could he secured
should be employed in the construction Of
the monument. Various state societies
have appointed committees to raise the
necessary funds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02
No wIakinR Allowed.

Drs MoISEs, Iowa, June Tho pro-
hibition state convention this morning
made the following nominations: Cow
ernor, Capt. X. W. Brown. Ames county;
lieutenant-governor. J. c. Reed, Delta
county; supreme judge, J. A. Harvey, Polk
City; railroad commissioner. E. II. Gillett,
a student of Drake university; school
superintendent. Belle II. Mix, Danville.
The platform favors the enforcement OF
the prohibitory law throughout the state,
the restoration of former rigid restrictions,
. pharmacy law, two cent per mile rail-
road fare and civil service.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02
Mrxico May Have Him.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, June L. Maxine
Martinez. the Mexican revolutionist, was
sentenced In the United States court this
morning to three years in the state peni-
tentiarp at Ananosa for violating the
neutrality laws. The demand OF Mexico
for Martinex's cxtradition will DO granted.
President Cleveland will pardon him from
the penitentiary and turn him over to the
MeNicai authorities.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02
DAY AT THE FAIR.

rhs Number sf nsfssls sf Bsssbss Used
IL the Celebrates Not STATED.
CHICAGO, Juno The Kentucky build.
Ing at the worlds fair was dedicated to-
Gay. A large number Of Kentuckians
were present, including Governor John
Young Brown, and many representative
OF the state press association. The build
ing was turned over to tho eovsrnes BY
the board Of commissioners, the governor
accepting II in . brief speech. Following
these ceremonies Miss Enid Yandslrs
statue OF Daniel Boone was unveiled. To-
day 10 the anniversary Of Kentucty's ad-
mtsslon to the union.
The day opened rainy, but towards noon
the clouds broke and gave promise OF
good weather for the rest Of the day.
The German section OF the machinery
heli was formally opened to-day with
ceremonies under tho auspices Of the im.
perial commissioners. The building for
the care Of children was also opened with
simple ceremonies, the programme being
mostly carried out BY children.
Preliminary to the formal opening of
the California building . reception was
held to-day for specially invited guests.
The visitors were received by the state
commissioners and shown about the build.
ing and then banqueted In tho new Cali.
fornia resta urant. Tho secretary Of the
state commission said his people aimed to
mako the greatest exhibit of any state In
the union, but on account of the maeni.
tude OF the building il was not completed
until now.
From every conceivable nook aud cor.
ner In the electricity building 5000 slcc.
trio lights cleaned tonight and every
machine and electric apparatus vas In
motion. II was the formal opening Of the
building. The effect of the $50 arc lights
and Is 600 incandescent lights was height.
encd and intensified by 10 French marine
search lights, which revolved on pedsetAls
erected around the French exhibit. Tho
most beautiful feature of the building 10
shaft IS feet high in the central part Of the
building. Around II are arranged 10000
incandescent lamps, giving an appearance
of q column Of fire. Tho shaft 10 sur.
face of fire. The shaft 10 surmounted by
. large revolving prismatic globe, illumi-
mated on the interior with arc lights.
There are 5000 prisms and as the globe
revolves the effect 10 startling.
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Rsars Its Goavy Head.

PARIS. Juno Lit is officially announced
that ~ choleraic cases have occurred in
the department of Norman since NAV 10,
Of which q were fatal. Cholera has been
stamped out In the department Of Finis.
,crre aud the vendec.
BAoDAD, June Cholera has broken
out mt some places on the river Tigris and
at Bussorah. River traffic 10 suspended.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02

SAN Francisco, Juno Mile aud one
eighth trot--Antide won, Abunteco second; ;
time 2:i5I. One aud one-sixteenth mile
dash-AIex Button won, Jim G. second,
Menlo Falls third; time 2:A5. Half milo
pace Our Dick won, Tom Ryder second.
Geraldine third; timo I :05. Trotting mile
aud sixteenth dash-Secret won, Phantom
Lady second time AS. Mile aud sixteenth
pacing Matte b. won, Pascal second,
Dave benton third; time 2:.eH.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02

NEWCASTLE. Pa. juno Tho 64th an.
nual synkd Of the Reformed Presbyterian
church q North America 10 In session
here with 300 delegates in attendance.
Rev. DR.. A. !. Mcfarland OF St. Johns.
n. b., Was chosen moderator. A rcsolu.
ton was passed against voting at general
or state elections. The Sunday observ-
ance committee reported at length against
the worlds fair Sunday opening. advising
members Of churches not to attend and
take away all exhibits. An invitation to
meet In Philadelphia noxt year was nc.
ccpted.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02
NEW MEN INSTALLED.
The Pension Once Undsresing . Tho
ough RsOrsants AtLon.

ough ksersanisAtLsa.
WASHINGTON, June i.-The pension of.
fice has been rsorganixsd. The following
appointments among others were to-day
made in the bureau Of pensions; A. A.
Aspinwall of Pennsylvania to he chief Of
the bureau of review, vice A. Dunham, re.
signed; z. G. Crabbe Of Washington 20
bachief of the middle division, vice w. L.
Reynolds, resigned; George Tribble OF
New Jersey to be chief Of the western
division; John ID. kyleston, OF Minnesota
TO be chief OF record division, vice E. J.
Trottel, resian ned.
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SO HE SHOT HIMSELF.
Young Abbott. II. Loved Miss Tuppsr.
IS, hut uis Father Objected.

Young Abbott. II. Loved Miss Tuppsr.
IS. Hut His Father Objected.
ATLANTA, June i.--Just rs the state cap
itol bell was ringing out tho hour Of z
o'clock the sharp report of n pistol shot
was heard. This drew the ianitors TO tho
spot. who found the dead body OF Lewis
Abbott lying upon the floor, near tho base
OF the Ben Hill monument, in the
grand hall. In his right hand was held
pistol. bullet had ploushed
through his right temple. II seems
that young Abbott. who was but IL, and
was student in the city high school, was
desperately i'm love with tho i5-year-old
daughter of tho Rev. Tullius {. Tupper.
rector Of st. Phillips Protestant Episcopal
church. Tho rector 10 across the street
from the state capitol. The young man
had called upon tho young lady few
minutes before Z. and after an earnest
conversation left hurriedly, going into the
state capitol. whore ho fired the fatal shot.
Abbott belongs to one of the best families
In the city. II 10 supposed that he grew
desperate because his father had ordered
him TO give up thinking about girls nd
confins himself to his studies.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02

CHICAGO. June AT q meeting Of the
National Association Of Stove Manufac.
turers to-day. % committee from the Ma
tional Molders' association presented o
demand for an increase in wages, which
was refused. The molders say IL will
probably result in o strike. The manu-.
facturcrs association elected George Dana
of ST. Louis president.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02
MRS. CALviN'S DEATH.

Her Husband sues the Hot springs Hotel
Cempssy For e2s.OOO Damages.
Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
BOULDER. Juno Papers were filed
with the clerk Of the district court hero to-
day for another large damage suit. this
time for S2222 900. The action is brought by
Amos Calvin Of Bernice. against the
Boulder Hot Springs Hotel company for
damages donc to Mrs. Calvin, year or SO
ago in runaway, which resulted in her
death. q
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02
EuLALiE AT THE RACES.
She Bets Her STUFF. smokes Cigarettes
and Euloys Herself

She Bets Her Stun. Smokes Cigarettes
and Enjoys Herself
NEW YORK, June l.-Princess Eulalie
went TO the races to-day at Morris park.
People on the grand stand clapped their
hands a. she took her seat. One loud.
voiced chap shouted "Hooray for prin.
cess" Tho crowd yelled and throw their
hats in the air. Tho princess was much
interested In tho races. Howard Carroll
gave her . tip on St. Florian. and acting
on ber instructions he placed 90 on that
horse at odds Of 8 to I. St. Fiorian came
in seventh.
President Forbes then invited the party
over to the club house, where an elaborate
luncheon was served. The princess was
In good humor. and after coffee was
served and the men III their cigars, she lit
Q cigarette and puffed away In q most
nonchalant manner. A bet was placed
for the princess on the tlfth race, and
when Chorister came In winner II was an.
nounced that the princess had won 81 900
and had presented II to Catholic orphan
asylum.
Commander Davis wrote q lengthy letter
to Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago to-day.
In which he gave explicit instructions as
TO how the infanta should be received at
Chicago. The princess and suite dined
this evening with Whitelaw Reid at his
handsome residence. The company was
a notable one. Among the guests were
Archbishop CorriRan, Spanish Minister
Muruaga, ex.vice President Morton, OK.
Secretary Of the Navy Tracy. Mayor and
Mrs. Gilroy and Gen. Horace Porter.
About nifty invited guests camc In for the
evening and were presented to the in.
fanta
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02
JOY IN COLUMBIA FALLS.

They Think the Parrot Smeitsr 10 to he
Removed to Their Town.
Special Dispatch to the standard
CoLUMBIA FALLS, June The citizens
here arc jubilant over the possible re-
moval of the Parrot smelters from Butte
to Colambia Falls. Tho owners Of tho
Parrot have large tract Of land on the
river front here, and have acquired valua.
bio water rights. Members of the Parrot
company own coal mines near this city,
are stockholders in townsite and all other
important interests here.
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CAMDEN, Ark. June 1.-Meager reports
from points In Columbia county are to the
effect that o disastrous cyclone passed
over there last night. The wind cut a
swath 20 miles wide. Damage WAS done
TO all the property in the track Of tho
whirlwind. No loss of life is reported. the
people fleeing to excavations and ravines.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02
Three Killed, Three Iplured

DENVER, June IAN accident occurred
at the Busk Ivanhoe railroad tunnel this
morning. A heavy fall OF dirt struck o
gang of men and completely buried them.
After hard work the men were uncovered.
II was then found that three Of them werc
dead and three injured, one probably
fatally. The dead arc Henry Matson,
Eric Johnson and Edward Lawrence.
George Aldridge is supposed to be fatally
injured, while August and Mike McLin.
don are seriously wounded.
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CHICAGO. June Wheat was weak this
morning. dropping q cent below yester-
days last price. Then came the announce
ment of the Plankinton bank failure.
and q drop Of another cent followed,
making the price the lowest touched for .
number Of years.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02

SissEroS AGENCY, ). d.. June Miss
Cinthia Rockwell, an Illinois teacher at
the Goodwill mission. married Richard
King, an Indian who 10 studying for tho
ministry.
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A Little Fellow.

wAsHINoroN. Juno I. - Comptroller
Eckles was advised this afternoon OF the
failure OF the First National bank OF
Brady. Texas. The bank is small one.
The capital was $4,000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02
Two Game. win Anaconda.

Special DISpatch 70 The Standari.
MissouLA. June Arrangements have
been completed by the Missoula baseball
club for two games to be played at Hig.
gins park, this city, with the Anaconda
baseball nine Oh Saturday and Sunday.
June 10 and IL. The local club will
strengthen it's nine and good games are
expected,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02

An Amsndment to the Home Rule BIli.
LONDON. June 1.-The debate on home
rule was continued in the house of COM
mons to-day. An amendment excepting
from the control of Irish government
magazines, arsenals, naval dock yards,
and other smaller means of defense of
the realm was adopted.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-02

SAN Luis Porosr. Mexico, Juno L.
More sensational developments have been
made in the Antonio Ruscon murder case.
A thorough examination OF the body re-
veals many signs Of violence. and tho
physicians report that the man was
burned. beaten and In other ways horribly
tortured. Tho authorities, in ferretina
the murder out, have discovered that o
number Of prominent politicians and
business men Of the city are implicated in
tho crime, and that the torture which re-.
suited in the death OF Ruscon was com.
mitted for the object Of forcing him to
mako his will In their favor. his estate be.
ing estimated at 100000. Several OF
those most prominently implicated in tho
crime will bs arrested within tho next few
dayg.
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Lowered the si..Mils Record.

DENVER, June i.--At Overland park yes.
ter1ay prior to the FIRST race, Mr. Barbour
OF Denver sent his 12-year-old horse Long.
time to break the six-mile worlds trottins
record Of Is :53 held by Callatin and made
in 1859. The distance WAS covered In
l6 :0s, beating the record by Is seconds.
longtime was sired by Jack Rowette and
made but one break In six miles.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-01-12
The DIAMOND SPECIAL.
Gold Watch, JeweIed Gold Hands.
Offer No. aO3. Price se5.

No. 303 is magnificent Elgin watch. It
has the very greatest Improvements, includ-
ing the world-ren0wned cut balance, patent
safety pinion, stem winding and setting APP
paratus, nickel works, jeweled balance,
quick train, dust band, etc. The jewels are
real precious stones. 1t has q genuine
double sunk dial with either Roman or
Arabic figures, and gold hands set with
sparkling gems. These hands are made in
Europe, by processes yet unattanable in
this country. The gems have all the APP
pearance and sparkle of real genuine dia-
monds, and in the trade are sold as dia-
monds. They are extremely handsome, and
give to the watch the appearance of $500
timepiece. The case is made of solid IA
karat gold in two plates, stiffened between
with thin sheet of very stiff composition
metal. The gold is warranted to last 90
years. The ring, joint plugs thumb-piece.
and all parts subjected TO constant wear are
solid gold. The works are good for at least
SO years. wear. The list price Of this watch
is $3.50, but we have an option upon few,
and for a short time we will sell them. de-
livery prepaid and guaranteed, for S2J in
hunting case, or S24 in open face