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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-19

THE NEwpxRny CoTToS Mills TO BE
DOUBLED. stockholders Of the Newker-
ry Cotton Mills held their annual meeting
on Wednesday, the Sd. President Nc
-Capnhr;n. and g aa ns-l. ~ ~c.fumcu stndt the
mill is III n prosperous condition,
ihe blowing directors gere cleciol r.
L. Mclaughlin, Dr.1as. McIn,osb. D.. II
Wheeler, j. n. Martin, Dr.. NJ, a. Renwiok
X. ii Wright, Wm. Langford, W.T.. Tarrant'
SEQ 5, Mower, DR.. Q. b. Mayer, t. j. Nc.
Crary.
The stockholders decided 10 increase tho
stock from S26O OOO - cAno NN
~1vo,vvu and put i'm
i4:oOO additional spipdies, making 25, 600
spindles altogether. The mill building will
DO increased twice its present sac. The
iound"t,cn j. t, bs Laid by October ext, and
the building finished next year, AMI the
snndies ~ rut in ready for the crop of '94.
Work will be commen ICED soon an The 6,nn.
dntion.
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List Of Letters.

List Of Letters.
Remaining in the Postotfice 81 psivu, nor
the week ending Nes ~ y, rsSS.r : Waf'. ;"
Mr Samuel Turner Niles Cornelia Reid
Miss Bertha Young.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised, and will be required
to pay one cent for their delivery.
j. G. HUNTER. PM
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DkssRYiSo PRAISE We desire to say L,
selling DR.. Kiog's New Discovery for q -,
sumption, DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Buok.
lens Aspisa Salye and Electric Bitters. and
nave peyer handled remedies that sell os
wYk o. that have given such naiversal eat
ismcti9n: We do not heaitate to. qua, antee
them esery time. and I'VE .siaad ready No
feianq the purchase price, If satisfaotorv
rssuitsdo not fol ow their use. These reme.
a'es haSe ,wonfheir great popularity on
'he'r rvriss' p,f. rosey, Druggist.
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AT THE RACKET STORE.

20c. Mating for &c.
400. Z" zoe.
35c. Seamless, Mating, only 25c.
pFsas .aaaa!so aElaAtRRiSHsSy eAtR iSsy ia e the STATE
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-19
Election.

n TINT an election
issany, iasay, The 9th day
Town Council 'o Of
% munieiral year.
: IL. c. JpLnson
ger. 'oh'
p. Court House be- |
~. and 4 p. m.
nkoDoRE 8 MuxRo, |
t ln!cndant. |
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-19

MORE FAST TRAINS BY THE r. & d. r. r.
LAST n sunday the Richmond & Danyille
hai'road changed their schedule, and put
,;t oh hsw ias' train in addition to The "Ves-
as tho ~. 3. Fast MaiP' ard win c,rrs
Iulnan cars through to New York and Ara,
class CO chcs 10 Washington.
Inc U. :. Fast Maiip nor,hbound will,
leave Atlanta at G:30 p m, and arrive A.
At 0:20 p. N. so =, W" - iorA
:, ..JA.i oasses Of tickets will be accepted. AZ
hitIirain carries coaches ioi addition "a ~
tnHman cars. and IL will not be- neoesssrs
sired, D. q II - : t''' A''es !" - ues lsS
si,5si.li.s i@ E. - ~! e.sa s-s.s 81
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1893-05-19
j. w. McLURE. Ag't,
The State of South Carolina.
UNION COUNTY,

The State Of South Carolina
UNION COUNTY.
by JAMES NJ. GEE, ESQ, rrobo,c l.,
WHEREAs, J. II. McKissck, as Clork
w Of the Court of Geueral So ssiops and
Common Pleas, has maze suit to me 70 Srant
MN Letters Of Administration on the Estate
ana ehecs Of Il. +. Eison. deceased
These are, therefore, to cire and odr
an ana singular the Kindred and credItors
Oh the said ID. +. EIson, deceased t,n,
a.ey DC ana appear, hefo,e NE, in The Court
Ci frooate. to he held at Union G.. H., Sou,,,
carolina, on the 25'h day If Nav nov,
alter publication hereof, at IL o'clock in ihn
forenoon, to show cause, if any lLev have
granted. hot DC
aNen under my hand seal this 12tb d,u
Of April, Ammo Domini, 1898, -'n uay
p,, JAMES M. GEE, Judge Probate
1sas oilsnea IN t%s T On the l4th day of April,
April l4-l5-6t.
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MARRIED.

r1nr,
TlLEJOHH-DILLiR Married, on
the 10th inst, at the residence Of the bride ,
mother, at Belmsnt, s. c.. by Rev. D. p,
beyd' Mr.. Sumpter Litl.john and Mis-,
Mary billiard all Of Union, s. G.
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FEARLESS JUDGE HoNoRED.-New Or
ieans, May l3 The New Orleans Cation
exchange yesterday sent Mr.. Ralph w.
Levy to Brookbaven, Miss, to bear to JUDGE
>. Is: Chrisman a beautiful ebony and on1i
gaVei' In appreciation Of the gallant sand
made by The Judge ia behalf of law aod
crder on the occasion Of the recent at,emnt
OF white caps to release their friends who
were confined in the Brookhaven iaI The
gavel is appropriately inscribed and contains
an engraving in gold Of the Cotton Exchange
ounding. The officers Of the exchange have
also forwarded to the Judge YER, handsome
ie,ier commencing him for his conduct in
behalf Of law and order in The South.
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Correspondence Of the TINES.
Jsnesvills's g Bright Prospsot


soNEsviLLE, May 16.-Last night we had
us run, II came slow aud gentle. n
is lovely. """ all nature
h oo,'on mas teen at pretty good stand
out the celd wet weather soma d,v, 49,
caused much of it to die, and now there Is
S sra S oomP,"int or bal stands. Some farm
Snopping ont. yhers -thn~a a "a o,ood over.
,nas eommepced. There is very little ersss anss
:, Wheat is looking 6ae Mr.. John ID. Long
has fine fel Of it in town. Oas are com.
ing out considerably, but after all, ,bey hid
ia'r 10 turn out a small crop. Garden 0.ass''
in now, such as peas, potatoes, beets.
ohs, etc. There is pretty fair crop of
Irua on the trees; 80 we hope no one will
suner Tor food and raimsnt this year.
THE JoSEsvILLE COTTON MILL.
We elected the following officers for our
JonesVills cotton factory last week:
John j. Littlejohn, president.
Joseph IL. Gault, secretary and treasurer.
Dlreclors-F. l.. Hames, W. H. s. Harris
Free. - -
These men all live in Jonesville, and are
pretty well known throughout the county.
Messrs. Liitlejphn and Gault are both youno
Men, but full Of soil business enterprise
\ and have the confidence of all the people In
els community; assdaf+s III. Sans5.%sn, ] -
their Tresident and Treasurer the bus nss of
she cotton mill will be promptly, honestly.
1stshfaiiy, iudieiously, economically and
4eQ0ttsfu,ly c,nIucied.
y tiie has been secured from w. Fl. g
on bold branch of water inside III.
re limits of the town. '"'
%, Mr. Editor, everything seems 10 be in
eooa shape for the Jonesville cotton mill
REV. a. A. James filled his pulnit hsrs
i"pSunday. The sacrament OF The Lords
supper was celebra,el.
Sunday. ''"e''''
Mss Sallie Bailey, Of Marion, N. C.
niece OF Mrs. 4. A. James, attended church
ia Johesyille last Sunday.
Inc Rocky Creek school, tau hit By Miss
BESSIE Mood. closed last Friday. Their. wa,
On exhibition at night which, / understand
was very credi,atle both 10 The teacher and
Our High School will close about The 24lh
OF June, at which tine the exhibition will
take place. Tr.vnan. WI"
. - -
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The lEcENDIARY ToReH.-Orangeburg, S
-, May 10 About o'clock Sunday morn
ing the barn and stables Of Mr.. Robert E..
mannamaker, Of S,iiton, together with 200
bushels of corn, a large quantity Of fodder
and three draught animals, were ds,trovei
oy hre and last night the barn and stables
oil Mt. Elliott N. Wauhamaker, of the same
neighborhood, together with 375 bushels of
corn, 10000 pounds fodder, fifty bushels
cotton seed, q buggy, ,h.~aor,- - .i.vseo-aa,a
all the Implements and fixtures Of his farm
shared the same fate.
r-.s nres wsferhe work of an iucend ory
and 1t was not long ere those GENT ,men dis,
covered clue which this morning ,oulminn-
tea IN the arr st and Judgement in iail of n
negro named Luther Jones, who. there is
pretty strong grounds for suspecting, was
the author Of the diaboical acts.
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llE6 Er.c.

Y5yS6v ugeheL
! @sT TN, which case sa. ,ae
i. a,.sna, ass as a pr.' a.s
'f'al'ri'g soIioRitsosr. Rss.
+ who. 9,.,;. E,;.''by mas
G''si case himself dir.o,l i asl' |
: Consented to de do his a
E,Isr Es,lnor. He ws, 40 50
has" h.ssneld. sli There h. 20
rant, ma a.. drawn The
atrn.p pr W THESES
examiner The
argao,sn' for th.
a an friend in need is s
E;,i.e lees than one mil. g
Ja.t such a friend g
Ise,y for Coosump. 10
~ You have n.vW
I TToSnderful TS curative 'e'
~. .n,Sat. . Chest and
: = n, to do all II;
WI, = oe refundeI. N,
+. Posey's DRUG n.
!. and $1.OO o G
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SHERIFFS SALES.

May 19-20-2t.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-05
MEN AND MENTION.

CLEVELAND. May Alright OF way has
been secured for an electric railroad to
connect this city, Toledo and Detroit.
ISDiANAPoLIs. May A-Ths walters at
the Bates and Grand hotels are on strike
for an increase in wages.
PARIS. May 4.--The veteran Marshal
MacMahon. ex.prcsident Of the French re-
public. is sick with influenza. He 10
nearly % years old, and much an Xiety 10
felt for the outcome.
BosToN, May 4.-Thc Episcopal conyen-
tion to-day chose Dean Lawrence OF Bos.
ton, the Broad Churchmen's candidate,
bishop Of Massachusetts, TO succeed tho
late Phillips Brooks.
New YORK, May 4.-The condition Of
Vice President McNullin OF the Chicago
q Alton road. who was stricken with
paralysis SUNDAY night, is very much bot
ter this morning.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. May A number of
striking miners in Ohio returned to work.
The general belief is tho trike will be
practically ended the first Of next week.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. May 4.-Pan Handle
yartimeu struck this morning on account
Of the introduction Of non-union men.
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WALL STREET SQUEEZED
fhsss Firms Pail nl Seeks Go
funblIpG Dawn u Z Bunch
THINGS LOOKED PANICKY
Paris ana London Bought Heavily
But Even That Faot Did Mot
Stay the Rapid
Decline.

NEW YoRK, May Avail street was
startled soou after the opsnina to-day By
the failure Of Henry Ailen 3 Co., . house.
which because Of its rsmifications In CHI
cago aud other Western cities. has corr
manded large patronage and exsrted an
importaut infiusnce ON change. Almost
simultaneously with this snuouncsmsnt
came the failure Of B. L. Smith q Co., end
later the suspension Of Schuyler Walden
wss made known. All three concsrus owe
their misfortunes to remarkable decline
In National Cortags stocks, Of which thsy
were heavily long Tor customers who
failed 70 respond to calls foe additional
margins.
Throughout the day there were rumrs
that other failures were impending and
brokers and speculators were kept In .
state Of trspllatiou and excitement by
fcar of further cniamitics. Liqutdations
we're on wholesale scale and inssnss ex-
element prevailed. as various 0rms sold
for their customers and . perfect ava
lanchs of stocks came upon the market.
The drop In prices was unusual even for
times of panic and denoted the serious
s,raits In which speculatcrs lind thsm-
solves.
The fact that Londou and Paris bought
hsavily and invessors hsrs with ampIs
means also took stocks freely, failed 10
stem tho downward current. There are
many rumors that other firms will sus-
pend tomorrow.
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THE LADIES eOoHOo.
bat They Feel Good Deal Dsttsr AnsI
rhetr Bysteriss.
By Associated Press

oat They Feel . Good Deal Better After
rhetr Hysteriss.
by Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May A.-Cioudy and cold
weather caused . very light attendance at
the worlds fair to-day Only about 5000
entered the grounds during the forenoon.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, president OF the
board Of lady managers Of the worlds
TAR, announced at tho opening Of tho
meeting OF the board this morning that
she would he compelled to resign II the
ladies did not quit quarreling and behave
IN moro diRniiied manner. The meet.
ing was very interesting and many mem.
bers were In tears before Il Was over.
Somc OF the ladies even cried aloud and
speeches In support Of the president were
nado In broken voices, accompanied by
expressions OF heartfelt sympathy for
Mrs. Palmer. Finally o resolution sup.
porting the president and thanking her
Tor the noble work she had done, was
unanimously passed. A resolution can.
powering the president to appoint CON.
'nittee to formulate plan for great or
ganisation OF ladies, of which the present
board lady managers is to be the founda.
tion, was adopted, the ladies stating that
when their worlds fair work 10 done they
desired to band themselves together TO
further tho interests of their sex,
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HE'S COT To SIZZLE
FLOWER WON'T INTERFERE
Tho Young Fellow Displays Good
Nerve When the News 10
Broken 60 Him BY the
Warden.

SING siSo, N. v, May A.--This after
noon Tho foltswiug wss resolved at the
p-ison from Albany: "Ths eovernor will
not interfes0 In the Carlysls w. Harris
case" Warden DusssOn Immediately
went 10 notify Hsrris. Az ths warden ap-
preached tho coll Haris arose from his
COT. In low, solsmu notes, yet with kindly
intention the new warden, whom he he'd
never before secn, told the young wife,
poisonsr of the e0veruor's refusal to in
terfere In his behalf. Although tho blow
mus, have been . terrible one. Harris.
according to the warden, exhibited little
emotion.
A spasmodic clutch At the bars that shut
out life. liberty and all hope Of future
earthly happiness might have been noticed
mosnentarily. but Instantly the young man
nervcd himself for . reply. "Have ! tho
privilege Of secinR my mother again :" no
asked in faltering tones. "before"-.
Then came mosnent of silence that tho
compassionate warden hesitated to break
In upon.
Certainly" replied the austere yet
kindly man.
'Thcn please telegraph her 10 come and
sec me N soon ~ possible" !" he whispered
and turned away despairingiy.
The warden said on his return to the o.
fec: IL have seen . great many men In
desperate positions, but never before have
sesu Q man 10 cool under like circun-
stances"
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OUR HOUSE AT CHICAGO
GoIsFnof Richards Arranging Attract.
i've DeditatoPy SefYieel
THE DAY AT THE BIG SHOW
Fraud. eribery ana Corruption
Charged In the Music Depart.
msnt-rhe Ladies Weep
and Wall.
specia, Dispatch to sss ss.nd.rd.

Special Dispatch 10 ths standsrd.
CHICAGO, Nay A.--Govsrnor Richards Of
Montana visited the Montana state baild.
ing to-day to arrange for Its formal dedi.
cation. The governor desires to make q
programme for opening dsy. to embrace
she ceremony Of the unveilins Of the Ill.
vsr statue Of Ada Rehau. The governor
says that tho exercises will b. Of an
oei9inal and unique nature, and that they
VIII DO attended by large numbsr Of visi.
tors from Montana, including large dele.
cation OF prominent parsons from Hell.
eua, state officials and members OF the
legislature. The date OF the ceremony will
probably bo May Is,
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CHANCES OF the ARMY BILL.

~sSs~.> s ''
Csprivi Feels Hopeful, hat the OpPsas-
tioa ls Very Strong.
BERLIN, Nay l.-Ths discussion Of tho
army bill wns continued in the reschstae
today, Richter, leader Of the Freissinnic0
party. vigorously denouncing the measure
and Caprivi for upholding H. Rebel. So
cisl-den,ocratio leader, repeated and en-
phasised the Arguments OF Richter. After
tho debate the reichstaR adjourned, and
numerous party caucuses we're held.
Chancellor Caprivi went away from the
sessiou In good huusor, ss tho seceders
from the freissinniee party continued to
vote with Won Husns, and u ho can &C.
cure Il votes from the csntre. the chan
cellor counts upon small ajority for the
bill. On the other hand, the Alsstian
deputies have arrived In full 6orce, vowins
thsy Will vets against tbs ball.
40 msstine ef the federal council 10.
day, Chancsllsr Caprivi announced that
the emperor had signed . rsscript die
solving the rsichstag, and was only await.
ing the rejsctson Of the army bill 10 pro-
mulsAts the rsscript.
LONDON, May "A Berlen oorrsspon-
dent Of the Standard says: "Only mir
acle can now save the army bill since the
Alsatians have decided 10 oppose II. One
Of the imperial SECRETARIES h convinced
thst the government will b bsatsn by .
majority Of o."
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TEN YEARS.

Tenn whissss. the Murderer % 0sahsss
Bussss is the FssahssA. sesessesA
epsciai Dispatch b the seaadArd
KALIsPxL. Meat. May i.-Tom Whitten
was to-day sentenced 10 10 ysars In tbs
psnissutiasy by Judge DuBoss for killing
the gambler Butlsr Mt Dcnersviils. July
"a, 1891. The two men had quarrsled In
Q saloon and Whittcn went out, returning
In fsw minutes with . rihs with which
he shos and killed Butler. He has esso in
jau In NissoulA until his cass ives trans-
isrrvd 10 this disteiet. The gsaseal opinion
hsrs " that Il was Q eoial-bloosled murder
and ths ssntsnos 70 regarded - very
light.
Judge DuBoss sentenced . section hand
named Blair TO ono year term for foeg.
ing time check on the Great Northern
railway. The court adjourned to-uight
until Juno ~.
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sRAvroN IVES QUITS.
fhs sysAieats's Oasr - the Nssthsss n
eins RailreeA WisharaWu.

rte sysAieats's Offer - the Nssthsss Pa.
else RaiirsaA Wttharswn.
NEW YoRK, Nay A-Ths TribsAs says !:
A letter has bssn sent 20 the oflcess oe
che Northern Pacific rsilrosd by Brayton
Ives. president Of ths Western National
hank. formally Withdrawing tho offes
made by him In behalf Of o powerful syn-
dictate to undertake to fund the floating
debt Of the Northern Pacific Mt stx pes
cent. for Ave years. Ives says b wrote this
letter simply because his previous com.
munica alton brought no answer from tho
Officers Of the company. Als aetion, how
ever. has revived in Wall street the criti.
CLAIMS that have been lsvelod against tho
cosnpany's management. Some stock.
holders express their views Ia vigorous
language. The proposition Of tho syndi'
cate was made most eourteously and has
bssn treated With conte,nptuous silence.
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Uncle San ANsr 1hem.

SAN FRANcisco. May <.--it 10 rumored
ths United Ssascs eovsrumsnt will take .
hand In the pursuit Of the notorious band.
its Evans aud Sontag. Troop b. Fourth
cavaly, Captain Parker, has been ordered
70 ths vicinity Of visaiia, where the out.
laws have been repeatedly ssen. II has
been supposed the troop Was going to act
as police NJ the Sequoia National park but
the statement 10 made the real mission OF
tho soldiers is TO capture the outlaws Who
bsvo for 90 long successfully escaped the
state authoriiies. Under the Law Evans
and Sontag are outlaws. having openly de-
fed the authorities. killed persons who
weie In their pursuit and tampered with
tho United States mail.
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UNDER TWO ADMINISTRATIONS.


Less Bounctog In tho Postomco Oeports
mont Now Than In 1858,
WASHINGTON, May A statement pre-
pared from the records Of the postofilce
department shows that during the FIRST
two months Of tho present administration
tho total number Of fourth-class post
masters appointed was 1894, against 5, ioa
made during the first two months Of tho
Harrison administration. The number Of
appointments made the last two months
To fill vacancies caused by resignation and
death was 2,6s3, as against eos during tho
corresponding period Of tho last admins
tration. The number Of removals during
the last two months 10 shown to have been
1,a09, while the number Of removals made
during the FIRST two months Of tho Harri-
con administration reached 3.<98. Tho
excess OF Appointments four years ago,
therefore. was 1910 and the excess Of rs-
movals 2.2e7. whiic the number Of ap-
pointments made on account of rssiGuA-
tions aud deaths il LOT more than four
years ago.
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vAunpss RstsssaseA.

CHICAGO. May Frank vanness wac
to-day rcinstated by the board of appeals
of tue American TrottinR association.
vanness wns expelled for entering horse
under an assumed name and out of his
class. yanncss proved that he merely
followed instructions aud that the horse
had been entered in the races before he
WAS added TO the stable Of vanness.
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CRASHED AND SMASHED.

u Light Eogt0e hons hnse . kfSs8os
Betwesa Arl~e aad Evsss.
speciai Dispatch 10 ths standard.
MissouLA, May A light engine, east
bound. and q west-bound freight coilltied
on the hill bctweeu Arlee and Evans early
this moeuing, without serious coussqusucs.
except smash-up Of the rolling sseck.
EnGinssr McDouah, engine No. S7s. as-
sisted au cast-bound train over the hill 70
Evans and started on his return trip
without waiting for . clearance.
In the meantims Conductor Harvey
started west from Ariss With . heavy
train and met the light engine In The cus
just east of the Marent trestls.
Both engine crsws jumped bsteee the
crash eams and saved themselves Two
oars were ditchsd and the engines wsre
badly wrecked. Had the order bssn -.
vsssd. lhs train descending and the light
engine ascending the hili, tho coossqusacs
would have been tenib,s 70 oootemplats.
A. s was The frstahs train was running ~
slow rate of spssd W heavy srads.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-05
WANTS s,o.2so DAMAGES.

Ar. heepss kays the Etkhsrn Ntntsg
Company tlas lsJared uis xsash.
Special Dispatch 10 tho standard
BoUIDER, May L-Papers we're Aled
With tbs clerk Of the district court to-day
for q heavy damage suit, ID. y. H0opss W.
the Elkhorn Mining company. for eiS.2S0
for damages dons to his ranch and also
for poisoning his stock. The Eikhorn
creek runs throu gh bis ranch and the
mining company uses IL to dump their
rcfuse into. Tho case will coms up In the
district court hsrs tn the July term.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-05-05
PROMPTLY CONFIRMED.
livs.sstss's Cisy CssseIl Desss's spss
Iss rane ia ktckiAg.

1ss Ttae 10 kicking.
special Dbpaseh 10 The Standard.
LIVINGSTON. Mont., May &.-Ths city
counsii INST to-aiaht aud Mayor Bsisy
made the appointments which we're
deferred on Monday night owing TO the
latsness Of the hour. The council stands
three democrats and three republicans.
but each nomination was confirmed with
out dissenting vote. They are ~ fol-
lows: Chief Ut police. William Mischsai;
city policeman. LOuis Hansen; city clerk.
Jerome Williams. The fight for chief Of
police vas bitter one and Mayor Bslsy
surprissd the public by picking dark
horse. Tho appointee has been deputy
sheriff and night watchman for several
years on and on and the appointussot
eives satisfaction.
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TEN p.ranes ssa Politics.

LONDON. May At 10 expected that
owing to the vote yesterday in the British
womsn's Temperance association elect
ing Lady Somerset ss president, and
thereby virtually endorsing her propo-
siiion to bring politics into the association,
i75 branches Of ths association win DO
cede.
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special Dispsfeh 70 ths Standard
WASHINGTON. May I-"Bob" Maxwell.
fourth assistant postmaster general. hAs
turned out . few more postnasssrs foR
Montana. He has named ut North Great
Fails, Cascade county. John Siasmillsr In
place Of A. p. Kslisohn, resigned; u
Rancher, Custer county. Henry Heyns-
mann. in place of Mrs. l. hiesins. ~
signed; at Lake City, hissoulA county,
II. L. Tssem. IN plase u I. w. Dodsea.
resi1nod.