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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-26

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-26
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11

Ioaia. Mich, July y1o.-Seventy-five con-
victs at the house OF correction made q
break for libsrty this morning from the
various shops i'm which they were en-
ployed. A tinsmith d ,ing some repairs
had q long ladder. This the convicts
seized and attempted to scale tho west
wall. Tho warden had AN intimation that
something was brewing and had doubled
the guard on the walls. These gathered
at the point where tho break was at
tempted and there was a fight between
the convicts and the guards on the wall
aud the convicts and keepers on the In
side. Oscar Miller gained the top Of the
wall and was shot dead. Convict Charles
T.. Jones was hit on the head and will
probably die. Convict Wager was badly
hurt and will also probably die. All were
finally driven back and the cells locked.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
BIG BLAZE AT GRANITE
Possible that the Tovl LAY ba De-.
stroyed BY Fire.
lNCENDIARlES AT WORK
Communication with Granite Cut
Cn-No Particulars Obtain
able but the Situation
is Serious.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
PHrLirsBrso, July n, = .. m.-Last
night serious fire broke out In tho husi-
hess portion OF Granite. and burned with
great rapidly. Tho narrow streets and tho
iniiammabie nature OF the buildings mako
il extremely probable that tho greater
portion Of tho town will bs destroyed.
Communication hv wire is cut of be-
tween this city and Granite. but the latest
report that was received WAS 20 tho effect
that tho town was In danger and that the
fire was supposed TO be incendiary. II is
impossible at this hour to confirm this re.
port or TO obtain any details OF the blaze.
Parties arc leaving here for Granite at
present.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
DOC" HAS GONE.


Missssia Omosrs Are as . Lees to Ae.
count for His Dissppesrsscs.
special Dispatch to the standard.
MissoULA, July i0.-The case against
e. H., better known as Doc" Howard,
charged with n murderous assault on
Thomas Bowler on June q, wac called for
preliminary hearing In Judge Evans'
court this afternoon. but the festive
"Doc," who has 500 In cash deposited to
secure his appearance when wanted,
failed TO materialiEe aud has thus far sue
ceeded In eluding the vigilance OF the ON.
GERS. Howard returned from Butte last
evening for tho purpose OF attending bis
examination and his sudden dlsappsar-
ancs has caused considerable surprise in
police circles. II is strongly rumored that
n certain hotel In the railroad district.
fearing trouble at the hands Of the officers
for conducting o gambling joint. made it
an object to Howard. who Is not very par
ticular how he accumulatcs his wealth. to
leave the town. rather than detail the cir
cumstanccs connected with the ''quiet
little game" that led up to the shooting of
Bowler.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
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H.
owsLeY BLOCK. BUTTE. nONr.
PEOPLE AND PLACES.

CINCINNATI, July 10.-A Chesapeake q
Ohio excursion train, with over 600 on
board, ran into an open switch at New
port, Ky., yesterday. One was killed and
seven hurt.
DENVER. July 10.-A powder magazine
seven miles from tho city, containing two
tons Of dynamite, exploded this morning
with 0 fearful conclusion. II Is believed
two tramps were blown to pieces.
CHICAGO. July i0.--The missing yacht,
Sea Shell, supposed to have been lost last
evening In the storm with dozen people,
landed her passengers ali right In the
southern part Of the city last night.
CHICAGO July io.-Chief Allison of the
manufactures building at tho worlds
fair has expelled II. H. Ingcrsoll & Bro, .
New York novelty Arm, for persistent vio-
lation OF the rules against selling goods.
TOPEKA. KAN, July l0.-word has
reached here Of the drowning In Stark
county Of William Waddeil, his wife and
four children in o camp on tho border of
the Cherokee strip where they were await
ing the opening.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1o.-Last night
Nellie Horton, q telegraph operator, shot
and instantly killed c. r.. Hagan, . motor
man, in q lodging house. II is supposed
the killing was tho result Of Hnsan's rc-
fusina to marry her.
CHICAGO, July Io.-Oswin Mays, vice
president of tho T. e. Wells Packing
company, suicided with poison. II 10 sup
posed that no was temporarily insane.
George How, cx.presidont OF the board Of
trade, died to-day Of paralysis.
BuzzAnps Bar, Mass, July lo.-Prcsi-
dent Cleveland took sail down the bay
this afternoon. As he walked from Gray
Gables to the landing he appeared somc-
what lame. moved slowly. accompanied
BY Dr. Bryant and Secretary Lamont.
CANDoN, n. D., July 10.-Albcrt Aum.
berger, murderer Of Ben kcider and fam.
fly. WAS brought back carly this morning
by tho sherif from Delorainc, Manitoba.
A mob gathered to lynch him. but he WAS
safely lodged in Jail and q military com.
pany 10 OIL guard.
MILWAUKEE. July fO.--The viking ship
was brought up 10 tho dock this morning
and given q noisy welcome from the
battery and the whistles of the steam craft
in the harl,or. Those on board then Joined
the procession of Scandinavian societies
TO Juneau park, wherc .spceches' were
made.
LEAyENwoRTH, Kan. July TO- Tho coal
miners strike here. which has been OH six
weeks, I'm sympathy with the strike in
Southeastern Kansas. is declared off. II
is believed the samc result will be reached
throughout tho state soon. Tho return to
work Is at tho wages offered before the
strike.
PARIS, July l0.-To-morrow will be the
anniversary Of tho execution OF the anar-
chist Ravachol. and Friday the ann,ver.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
A CASHIER CONFESSES
After R9bbIns His Bank for Ysas 10
Suffers From Rsmolsa
OGDEN'S LARGEST BANK
The Dsfaioation viii Reach Eighty
Thousand Dollars-Othsr eanks
Safe-A Clothing Firm
Assigns.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
OGDEN, Utah, July i0.-The Commercial
National bank, capitalized at si5o,0oo,
failed to open it's doors this morning, on
account OF the defalcation of it's cashier,
Oscar Z. Hill. who for the past six years
has been systematically robbina the bank
and so carefully covered up his work that
tho directors and even the national bank
examiner were deceived. Tho defalca.
tions amount to between $4,000 and So.
900, and the hank people only gained
knowledge of IL through confession made
by Hill to President Armstrong. The
cashiers plan has been to falsify the re-
ports Of daily business by showing big
credits from foreign banks. when. In
reality, the Commercial was in their debt.
Tho reports Of cash on hand were also
tampered Within order 10 hide some large
loans made on his own hook by tho
cashier. One loan, FOR $1,000. was made
to Hills brother-in-law In Idaho.
Most OF the money was used In real O.
tate speculations in Utah. California aud
Idaho. This afternoon tho treasury do
partment appointed Cashier Adams OF the
Utah National bank special examiner, and
the Commercial was taken in charge by
that gentleman.
Tomorrow morning a corps OF experts
will 60 to work on the books and . report
will be made TO the treasury department.
at Washington. The Commercial was
thought to be one Of the strongest In the
city, and its failure to open this morning
caused tho greatest excitement. The other
banks had been given notice. however,
and when banking hours arrived were am
ply prepared to meet all demands. Con-
trary to expectations, depositors made no
runs on other institutions and tonight tho
balances in the banks are . great deal
larger than they were this morning.
A feeling Of financial safety NOE pre-
walls and business has resumed its usual
condition. All the hanks in the clearing
house, Of which there arc four, havo
pledged support to each other and no
trouble whatever 10 anticipated. Osdsn's
banks arc considered to be In remarkably
good shape.
The dsfaultinR cashier, Hill. was ar
rested late tonight on complaint Of Prssi-
dent Armstrong by United States Marshal
Exum and held In bonds OF so 900, which
he failed to secure and he 10 In custody OF
| tho inarsbai.
made an assignmsnt this evening with
| assets OF $50 000 and liabilities. e19.0O.
This afternoon. William Harcombs q
Co., Oeden's largest clothing frm, made
an assignment for the benefit OF their
creditors, naming George II. Matson as
assignee. The assets are 81, ,0O0 and the
| liabilities, SIS. 600. The creditors are
principally foreign wholesaler, although
several local people are affected, ths Citi-
ssns' bank holding tho company's papss
| for $1,000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
UNCLE JOHN FINED.

His nephew with His Lady Frisads
Would Not Testify Against Him.
special Dispatch TO the Standard
GREAT FALLS. July iO.-Uncle John
Hobbins got of easily to-day for blazing
away and cracking tho skull of Cora
Brothcrton. Whom County Attorney
Freeman began to look around TO sub
poena his witnesses In the early hours Of
this morning, Nephew Rooney was no
whore to be found. Mrs. Graham aud
Sister Cora wero also minus. Inquiry re-
vealed that thcy had all skipped by pri-
vate conveyance under cover Of night.
The county attorney began TO wonder
how he could provo anything with nobody
to testify. lie finally concluded to allow
Hobbins to plead guilty to charge Of as.
sauit, and he was fined 500, which was
promptly cashed in.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
WILL GO TO SAMOA.

The Phiiadeiphis On Her wsy to the
Seat Of War.
wAsHIaGroS, July io.-A cableeram
was received mt the navy department to-
day announcing the arrival of the cruiser
Philadelphia at Rio dc Janeiro. She will
remain at Rio long enough TO coal, and
will then proceed TO Valparaiso. Her in
structions, IL is said, will be TO proceed to
Samoa until the state of affairs In Peru
and Chill requires her presence there. She
has been IA days in going from New York
to Rio,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
llsnI EssatN FAllars.

DENVER. July i0.-Ths Chamberlain
Investment company. tho largest real ss-
tate firm in the West. failed this morn
ing; liabilities, direct and contingent.
s2.a62.lis. OF which sl.ii2.iss IL direct.
The nominal assets are s2.oso.69i.. Tho
failure WAS prccipitatsd by On attachment
by the Denver Savings bank. The sheriff
is IN possession. Three-quarters Of tho
liabilities aro held In London. The COM
pany has other offices in New York. Fort
Worth and San Antonio. Denver people
suffer little by tho failure. President
Chamberlain says that previous TO 1890
the company became largely interested in
real estate In Pueblo. Fort Worth. San
Antonio. spokane, Helena and other
cities. ahd in improving the properties il
became necessary to build electric rail.
ways. and the tiehtness in the money
market did tho rest.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
LARGELY MARRIED.
Actor Bandmann fInds Himself n .
Predtcamen..

Actor Bandmann finds Himself u
Prsdtcamen..
Special Dispatch TO tho STANDARD
MIssorLA, July i0.-That eminent
tragedian and benedict. Daniel 4. Band.
mann, is having considerable unpleasant
experience in his matrimonial affairs. A
short timo ago, rs was chroniclcd In the
STANDARD, Judge Brantly issued a re.
straining order In tho case OF Millicent
Bandmann, the English wife, from whom
divorce was presumed TO have been sc.
cured in Park county, against the hstri.
onic Daniel. II now appears that tho
proceedings in Park county were irregular,
in SO far as the summons was concerned,
aud Judge Henry Of the Sixth judicial
district has issued an order setting aside
the decree Of divorce. Bandmann's sub
sequent romantic marriage 10 matter Of
local history and tho recent order Of
Judge Henry leaves him o muchly mar.
ricd man.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
cRCP REPORTS.
The Agricultural Dspsstmsst Statistics
ehoW . rsir Condittes.

Shaw . Fstr CoD0ittep.
WASHINGTON, July l0.-The July returns
to tho department Of agriculture show the
following average Of condition: Corn,
B.2; winter wheat. ~; spring wheat,
.Ai; oats, ess; rye. s5.3; barley, es.s;
potatoes, si.s; tobacco, $40.
The preliminary acreage OF ccrn 10 ~
ported ~ 1888. as compared with the
acreage harvested last year. II 10 an In.
crease of something over 2, 10000 acres.
Tho averages OF the principal states are:
Illinois. los; Iowa, io5: Missouri. ios;
Kansas. ITO; Nebraska. I12. The average
condition Of corn 10 932 against Oil last
July. The averages in tho principal states
ars: Illinois. o.; Iowa. 9s; Missouri, 81;
Kansas, 93; Nebraska. %. Tho condition
Of winter wheat 10 T.7 against s5.s last
month and 500 in July. 1892. Tho primer
pal state averages are: Michigan, -;
Illinois. o.: Missouri. ~; Kansas. Is; CAL
ifornia, ss; Oregon, o.. The condition of
spring wheat Is al, against 500 In July.
1902. Last month il was es.&. Tie state
averages are: Iowa, IS; Nebraska, s.;
South Dakota. 50; North Dakota. ";
Washington. 81.
The condition Of whcat July I, 1893. was
1sa; on June I. II WAS 's.s. The condition
of oats remains about the same as last
month. being ss.s. as against ss.9. June I.
Tie July returns show . slight advance In
the condition Of rye from $40 on Juno to
ss.3 this month. Winter rye stands s3.s,
and spring rye at 50. Tho combined aver
age, as stated above, Is ss.s. The condi.
tion Of barley has changed but little dur
ing the month. Tho average 10 Ss.9,
against es.3 on June I.
Tho acreage devoted 20 potatoes this
year is i0i.1 per cent. Of that of last year.
Tho condition IL q little higher than that
Of last year. There arc reports Of injury
from Colorado beetles, especially in the
central West.
The tobacco acreage 10 returned Ut 9s.s
per cent. Of tho area devoted 10 that crop
last year. The condition stands AZ The
condition Of clover Is 81; timothy, ss.s; pas
ture, ~.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
VIII No. Shooi Than.

MusKoGEE. I. T.. July io.-The United
States has decided that tho Choctaw
trouble must be settled In the United
States court at this place. Judge Stewart
will on Wednesday issue writ OF habeas
corpus. restraining the sheriff Mt Wilbur.
ton from carrying out the executions set
for Friday. When this is done, II will be
ascer,ained whether or not the prisoners
received fair trial.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
William May Coma.

CHICAGO, July f0.-If the army bill
passes. rs now seems possible. ID 10 be-
lieved Emperor William OF Germany. will
visit the worlds fair. An attache OF tho
German commission is authority for the
state, In replying to the question as TO
how the emperor would be received here,
has been informed by consuls In the
United States that he would meet hearty
greeting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11

LONDON. July io.-The New Zealand
Loan & Mercantile Agency company. linn
tied. failed to-day i'm consequence Of tho
crashes that have lately occurred In tho
Australian financial world. The concern
was one OF the most important ones en-
gagged in colonial financial affairs. The
capital OF the company was 4.50o.0oo,
fi0O.0oO of which was called up. II 10
feared that the company was carrying on
wide speculations in Australia.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
MUST SHOW CAUSE.
Pensioners Mast ne Dsssrvisg 60 Re
ceive Any Moasy.

ceNe my "o"sy'
WASHINGTON, July i0.-The pension bu-
rcau has notified great many pensioners
throughout the entire country, who arc
drawing pensions under the act OF June
27. 1870, known as the dependen pension
net. that tho payment OF their pensions
will be suspended for 10 days. during
which time they are required to show
cause why thcy should continue to draw
pensions. This action Is pursuant 10 the
recent ruling Of Secretary Smith, to tho
effect that q pensioner under the act Of
June "a. 1890. drawing . pension for total
disability, must be shown TO be physically
incapable of manual labor. II Is esti.
mated at the pension ONCE that. although
the work was but recently begun. some
thing over 900 suspensions have already
been made.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
NJ oSleI Cookery.

CHICAGO. July iO.-Ground has been
broken at tine south end Of the anthro-
biological building for . building known rs
the Rumford to be part Of tho Massa-
chnsctts exhibit. la II Miss Maria Daniel
Of Boston. will show scientific methods OF
cooking cheaper classes of food to be pal
atable and nourishine; and. In tho sani-
tary branch, the best means Of cooking
for sick and convalesccn..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
STILL TOO HIGH.
No silver Purchsss Yesterday ss the
Treasury Wants Lower Pricea

Treasury Wants Lower Pricea
WASHINGTON. July i0.-The treasury
department to-day arrayed itself firmly
against the silver brokers. Il was tho
customary day for making proportional
purchase of silver on the July account.
aud lss.00O ounces were offered. The
prices asked averaged from - to rs cents.
They were regarded as too high by Acting
Director Preston. who made . counter
proposition By Offering 7iE cents per
ounce. That 10 half cent less than the
department paid last week. Apparently.
tho silver men are reluctant to como to
those terms. for up to the close Of once
hours no acceptance were received.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
Burrows says No.

WASHINGTON. July io.-Congressman
Burrows Of Michigan. sends to q local pa.
per q telegram denying that there is any
truth in the published statement from
JerrySimpson that tho populis,s aud sill.
yer men are proposing TO combine with
the republicans 10 elect Burrows speaker
of the house.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11

Sr. PAUL, Mimi, July 1O.-By a unani-
nous vote this morning tho chamber Of
commerce adopted resolutions calling q
convention Of tho delegates from the COM
mercial bodies of Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Dokotas. Iowa. Nebraska and Missouri. to
he held before the end Of the month in the
interest Of tLe unconditional repeal Of tho
silver purchase clause of tho Sherman
art.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11
ssl. OF the Gordon stock.

This sale has commenced again by Con-
nell Co., who will push 1t to conclusion
now that inventory is over. Tho stock In
ciutlcs all sorts of fancy art silk. jewelry,
fancy baskets, laces. yarns, and will be
all sold at half price. Other goods from
differen, departments will be sold Mt re-
duccd prices in connection with this sale.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11

Satine Is a very pretty fabric, perhaps
the prettiest made in cotton goods. The
finc cimpor,cdfrcnch satines are especially
handsome. NJ. j. Conneli Go. will sell
these extra bne goods for only 25 cents
per yard during sale Of the Gordon stock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-11

A good opportunity to get a boys suit at
a little expense is now offered by NJ. J.
Connell Co.. who show a fine all wool
chevlot suit cheap at $50, but which dur
ing the Gordon sale they will sell out Mt
s22.75 a suit.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-27

ei2c. sallpcter. rcdncd. per lh.. fO..
sallpctor commercial &C. salts. Epeom,
pcl ln. 4c; salts. Rochelle soc. hlcarb
soda, English Kegs. per H.. tc, sulphur.
ioNvts, p-bhl lots. a.4e. sulih Flowers.
NnAu lots. 81, spirits tafpcntlnc mafhrt
rates per GAL; white lead. = p per
Poultry Esgs aud Butter Prices paid
~ dealers Old hens, per dof. So %;
Ytins ehickcus. small, per dof. NiO0;
tuINets, small spring hens per dos.. $500
spfing eobhicrs. small. per dot. SSOO.
,sFg% per doz, $3.50; Old hens.
~ each, ono and t,Vi,ycnfold cob
picra ~ 2N,il 90. eggs lOc per doi
tapd country huttUr. ylc common
ioc per pound, creamery. SIC.
ketailets get Old hens. So 30 Der dos. f,
spnnf chickens. large So 10 Dor dOa.
slnng chickens. small. S4OO Per dof
lurhpys small spnut hons, 81 %. Spring
sptins eynhlers small. 81 20, larlc
iPa39Rs eoholerss n 20 cid hons ~ 0oef
80 one aud two yeaf-old gobhlors
LOU; butter. gaod. fitsh. sos pcf lb. (:
s,htt,'r common country, 2Sc. creamery.
aoc; eggs, i5c ped don.
1ame Quail. per dos. tOO6li ~:
prm1e chickens Per dos, 81 dNti4 90 +,
WIZ duck per don, S2ONl2 bOa molatd
HueNs' H@boU3oo; sQuifrels. each iOG
Coal-- Cauoh City 50 rs per ton, Ne.
AlestCr ChoCtaw Jenny Lind. pig Mud.
ul' House, Maitland Cameron. Robinson
ANA Mulsonhcrg GOALS. car lots. 5000
q 70 ~ ton lots S621. two tons, SN0Os
one ton, 80 20. One.hnlf ton So 90,
Monarch, Victor Santa Clara and m.
moro ceais, car lots, s. 20. Q 60 10 ton
,9t', 81 CD; two tons. 50 80. one ton,
~ 90 oue'half tan SO 50: Briar Greek
aud McJumes GOALS ear iuta 81 28.
. TO 10 tons 50 800 two tons SIS fA;
one ton, So onehnlf ton, So -; Matt,
land kgg and MnuArch Erg cur lots.
80 TO 10 toms, 50 %. two toms, So 90.
single ton, ~ 20. Anthracite tPcnnl
coal car lota, Sit; 3 % 10 ton lots
* ~; single ton. Sig' Anthracite,
iOu.dal . % 10 tons, 50 90: sinrlc ton.
- lO' ono hale ton. 50 90, slack coal.
car lots 81 00i per ton. So IS
Cotton Good mldGnE, LIsci aHc,
mlddling SAcl uiddhug. 6-sc, strict
low midillng 13Sc. low middlmg.
Z l,Sci strict good ordinary 03.lc; goed
ordinary, q i.ac.