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With HCLUBS ANDSTONES
On thousand Students RIodR1 In Tho
Gay Capital
THEY KICK ON THE POLICE
Pitched Battles With the Officers
OF the Law = The Cavalry
Called Out to Oueli the
Disturbance.

PARIS. July 3.-On Saturday an affray
occurred between the police aud q num-
ber Of students in the Latin quarter. The
students are determined to lay the facts
before the government and when the depu.
ties met to-day 10 the number OF 1000,
they sought admission to the chamber.
After considerable pArleyinz 10 OF their
number were admitted and accorded .
hearing. They stated the facts in the
case and urged the deputies TO support .
motion censuring the government which
10 to be offered by Millerlnd.
In speaking on the motion, Millerand
maintained that the police brutally as.
saulted innocent people. Premier Dupuy
deprecated the discussion rs premature,
adding that q stringent inquiry. proceed
ing into all the facts OF the case. Tho
order of the day, he expressing the trust
that the government would do its best to
punish the guilty officers, was finally
adopted by the chamber.
Lovicc. prcfect Of police. has resigned
his office because he believed the govern
ment was disposed to mako a scapeRoat
Of him in the mAtter. but efforts are being
made to induce him to reconsider his re.
signation. Al Q 30 O'Clock this evening
l.00J students surrounded the prefecture
OF police. jcered ,hs officials and threw
stones through this windows. While tho
police were preparing to charge. the mob
upset all tho booths in the neighborhood
anu shssneo tae s'eee' 'Amps Ss
charee OF .he ponce was .es,s'eu s'u"s
oorhy. lne s'uioh's ioash' "acA VIZ"
e'ups anu Stones.
IN ue hrs' onset se'orAl s'ulents wee
Mounaeu anu TWO p''ce'"'n "s'7
sus'eneu on 'ne siae~sik.
Tue secoha ensrgo resu.'eu IN more I'M
Jur'es on po'n sues pu' tue s'uos." VIZ
urNsn pseN pu' ~ OF "Iya,us, Ae. ne
tnlru cnase me repu.seu "uaons
marsnea singing ana soou.,ng 70 sc1
ot M'cnae.. lne ponce re.irea anu es.
was maae from tne pretec'ure. Az Oiio
| O'CLOCK tae s,uden's are resting III 'no
oouie'ard s'' M'cnae''
| Inc cavalry called out to drive the stu'
| dents from tno netgnpornooo OF tno rae
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THE GRANITE CLOSES.
All Mines In the New County Have sus-
pended Court and City Notes.
Rnecial nisnafch To fha Sfandard

All Mines In the New County Have sus-
pended Court and City Notes.
Special Dispatch to the standard
PHILIrsBuRG, July 3.-The Granite mine
has shut down and the remaining force of
about 200 men has been discharged. Not
wheel now turns i'm any of the great
properties which = week ago gave cm-
ploymeut to a thousand men. number
OF miners have left here, some going to
Chicago and other eastern points, and
Others to Europe, but the most of them
prefer TO remain.
Bank Examiner Wilson of Ellensburg
arrived here to-day and began nm exami.
nation Of the affairs OF tho First National
bank. 1t will probably DO 10 days before
he will make his report.
The run which commenced Friday last
on the Merchants and Miners bank still
continues. but evidently without any in.
furious effect upon tho banks business.
The bank officers say they have more than
enough cash on hand to pay all dcpos.
itors.
The district court held its first session
in Granite county today, Judge Brantly
of Deer Lodge presiding. Little business
was done. and the court adjourned to
Wednesday. July 5.
The remains OF the late William Wein-
stein will DO taken to- morrow by special
train to Helena for interme mt.
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CALIFORNIA HORSES WIN
Tho East Not 10 II At the Washington
Park Races Yesterday.
OPENING DAY AT MILES CITY
Bicycles Share the Honors With
Horses-Entries for To-Day In
the East-First Day at Mon
mouth and Brighton.

WASHINGTON PARK. July at was
California day at Washington Park to-
day. the 1rst four races going to animals
bred on the Pacific coast. Santa Anita's
Empress Of Norfolk beat the fovorite,
Bankers Daughter. badly after drive
down the stretch. The second race was
only gentle exercise for 70 TAmbien. who
Was one TO four in the betting. Revolver
had sixteen competitors in tho third race,
but left them all away behind from start
to finish. Galindo's victory in the handi.
cap. tho fourth race. was an impressive
one. Joe Blackburn, the favoritc. and
Galindo wcrc in the rear up to the
stretch. where they came up and tho
latter won rather easily.
SUMMARIES:
Tho track was fast. First race. Four
and half furlongs s-Emprcss Of Norfolk
won Bankers Daughter, second; Charlie
Mcdonald. third. Time. j34.
Second race. One mile and furlong--
70 Tambien won; Cicely. second; Spring
away. third. Time, :a3s.
Third race. One mile--Rcvolvcr won
Sir Walter Raleigh. second; Forest Rose.
third. Time, :42ii.
Fourth race. Handicap. One mile and
a quarter Galindo won; Joe Blackburn,
second; Riley. third. Time, 2:o6r.
Fifth race. Six furlonss -Somersault
(imp) won; Miles Standish, second; Crot.
chct, third. Time, :iiH.
Sixth race. Four and half fnrlonRs--
King David won; Salvador, second; Nut.
wood, third. Time. 5ss..
Seventh race. Six furlongs-R Roslyn
won: Sunshine Whisky. second; First
Ward, third. Time, :i3H.
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CORNISH WRESTLERS.
They Give q Good Exhibition at the Pa
vtlioa.

vilios.
BUTTE, July 3.-The Cornish wrestling
tournament opened at tho pavilion on
Granite street tonight, with a good crowd
In attendance. There we're some lively
bouts during the evening aud the enthusi.
asm ran high. The judges selected were
Thomas Crapp. Peter Mundy and Samuel
Northcot, while stephen Richards. John
Barneycoat and Joseph James ofiiciated
as sticklers. The duties OF tho stickiers
consists mainly IN deciding the falls and
detecting faggotting and preventing IL by
ordering those practicing u to leave tho
ring. The duty Of the judges Is to pass
on appeals from the decision OF the stick
lcrs and match the contestants as evenly
as possible. A fall consists of three
points down, two shoulders and one hip
or two hips aud a shoulder. The crowbar
and cross-collar bitches are strictly bar
red In this tournament. Tho other rules
are those generally governing Cornish
wrestling.
Thomas Toy, 1876 pounds. and John
Dunston, I33. opened the tournament.
After three lively bouts Dunston threw
his opponent with a crook. Frank San
dow, ib9, and W. II. Thomas. ibs, went at
Il next and they proved to bs the most
evenly matched contestants of the even
ing. Sandow is q short, heavy-set
little fellow. while Thomas is
tall and slim and they wrestled
all over the ring, In friitless efforts to
throw each other. After the tcntb hitch
the men were allowed to retire to rest
q while. and Joseph Rule, las, and James
Farrell. 1856. tionned the jackets. Rule was
much quicker than hls opponent, and won
In the fifth hitch. with n back crook. SAM
dow and Thomas then went ut u again.
| and ia the fourth hitch Sandow won with
| Q pretty forward crook.
Ray Richards, los, aud John Killen, l6i.
next put on the jackets. and they would
| probably have made the prettiest match
Of the evening. had u not been for an ac-
cident which befcll killen IN the FIRST
| around Richards ankle with his left foot
and when Richards Strengthened up sud-
denly he gave his opponents foot n
| severe wrench and sprain. He was un-
| able to continue after that and Richards
| was awa ar,ied the fall. Edwin Edwards.
III, and Joseph Bowden. l6D. went Mt II
next. aud Edwards, who was much the
| more experienced, won easily IN the
| second hitch. Mike Mead. i55, and Benny
| hawkins, 16i, we're tho next contestants.
Mead had q great deal more science than
his opponent and Hawkins quit At the end
of the third hitch with the remark that he
did no, want his neck broken. Mead wa s
given the fall. John Lobb. .tl, a stranger.
and Thomas Toy were the last contestants
of the evening aud gave a decidedly lively
exhibition. Toy won In the seventh hitch
with Q back crook. The tournament will
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Uneasy About Rates.

CHICAGO. July S.-At an informal meet
ing of the lines interested in tho recent
reduction of transcontinental rates to-
day, adjournment was taken without ac-
ton. II being decided to await the results
Of tho special meeting Of the Western
Passenger association. on Friday OF this
week. Worlds fair excursions will also
he discussed at this meeting. On tho
question OF transcontinental rates the
lines. as rule. are undecided, the Union
Pacific especially not having any definite
plan of action. The recent reductions
made by the Canadian Pacific were eli.
tirely unlocked for. and all the roads, the
Great Northern included, are uneasy.
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MILES CITY RACES.
The summsr Meeting Opens with Good
Events and . Good Crowd.

The Bumner Seettng Opeos WIN soou
Events and Good Crowd.
Special Dispatch 10 the STANDARD.
MILES CITY, July 3.-The summer meot.
ing Of the Custer County Horse Fair and
Sales association opened to-day and will
last three days. John ]. Zook. Alex.
Prepatt and George w. Allerton acted rs
judgos. Following was the result OF tho
races: First race. TrottinG. Gentlemen
drivers. Mile heats, best two In three.
Owners to drivc-Browney won the first
two heats; Dick second; Botherthen,,
third. Time. :osk. 3:s0H. Second rsee.
Bicycles. Quarter mile dash--Ed Holt
won; Thomas Butler, second; Emery lro-
land. third !; Leo Harmon, fourth. About
200 yards from the start, Holt and Ireland
fell from the effect of . collision. Time,
37H seconds. Third race. For COW
ponies. Three hundred yards - DinRo
won; Bunchgrass second; weene, third.
Time. IN seconds. Fourth race.
Quarter mile dash, free for sll-Rattler
won; Kitten, second: Leondo, third.
Time, 24Ll seconds. The track Was In
good condition aud the attendance Was
fair. The feature Of the meeting will bs
the English steeplechase on Wednesday,
ono and half miles, over seven hurdles,
fences. hedges and water jumps, for
which there will be seven or eight starters.
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THE SILVER CAMPAIGN.
PrssIdsnt warnsr's Call Will bs Issued
To-Morrow.


WASHINGTON, July 8.-The Bi-metallic
league will issue call to-day for q con.
vention mt Chicago on July 25. The call
will denouncc ''iho conspiracy against
silver" set forth the alleged evil results
from its demonstration; inveigh against
the gold standard; and depict the benefits
to accrue from uniting the parity of tho
two metals. The convention will be
purely one OF ways and means to prevent
the repeal Of the Sherman law. The call is
issued by President Warner. { Congressman
elect Newlands of Nevada, Lee Crandell.
editor OF the National Vier. and National
Committeeman Johnson Of Nevada.
General Warner is preparing the call.
Several members Of the executive com.
mittee have not been heard from regard.
ing their wishes as to tho time and place
for holding the convention. For this
reason IL now seems probable the call will
not be issued until Wednesday. II is likely
Chicago will be selected. but il is not def.
nitely decided upon.
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TORPEDO STATION BURNED.
Government nuildings at Newport De
stroyed by Fire.


NEwPoRr, II. l.. July 3.-At 2o'clock
this afternoon, smoke was seen issuing
from among the buildings OH Goat is
land, occupied by the government tor
pcdo station. Tho fire soon grew to n
lively blaze, then fog obscured tho scene,
and when IL lifted, tho flames were no
longer disccrnibie, but smoke was still
rising, indicating that the fire was under
control. II Is learned that the fire started
in tho gun cotton factory on the site of
old Fort George on West island. As soon
as IL was discovered the removal of n large
quantity of gun cotton stock In the build
ing was begun, and nearly all WAS re-
moved when tho fire reached il. causing
an explosion aud killing
FRANK LACoHLiS.
JEREMIAH HARRiNnroN.
The injured are:
Michael Reagan.
John L. Harrington.
Ensign Y. T.. Cophart. seriously hurt.
The building In which the explosion oc-
Cured 10 q complete wreck.
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The First Victim.

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
MissoriA, July 3.-Ed Muliey, OF Nine
Mile. will probably remember July I. 1898,
for some years to cope. This verdant
young gentleman attempted to stand
astride Of full grown firecracker to- night
in front OF the Exchange saloon. but the
explosion tore and burned his right hand
in fearful manner. The injuries were
promptly dressed by Dr. Parsons, and.
while exceedingly painful. IL is not ex.
pected that any serious results will fol-
low
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Bank Onic-rs Elected.

special Dispatch 10 the standard.
GsEAr FALLS. July 3.--The regular
semi-annual meeting of the board of d.
rectors Of the First National bank was
held this afternoon. A. NJ. Scott. who has
been for some time manager for the Great
Falls Water Power and Townsits COM
pany here, was elected president to sue.
ceed L. +. Comins. There WAS no elec.
ton to fill the office Of cashier. made va.
cant by resignation of A. Z. pickerman.
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SONTAC DEAD.

One OF the CaiiforniA Outiaws Passes is
Hs Checks.
FRESNO, Cal. July 3.-Outlaw John Son.
tag died in Jail this afternoon. He and
his companion. Chris Evans. are the BAN
dts who so long cvadcd their pursuers in
the mountains near visalia. They were
captured by posse June IL, after des-
perate battle. in which both outlaws were
wounded. Evans is slowly recovering
from tho amputation OF his arm, which hs
sustained.
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Killed while Huuting.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
PocArELLo, Idaho, July 3.-word was
received here to-day that Tom Hargravc,
0 Union Pacific employe At this place,
had yesterday shot himself near Idaho
Falls. He WAS hunting with his brothsr
aud sat down on the hillside to rest, and
dropping the butt of his gun to the ground
IL was discharged, tho shot striking him
In the breast. He died instantly.
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OUT ON BAIL.

"Doc" Howard VIII tpend the Fourth
Ont OF Doors.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
MIssoULA, July 3.--Doc Howard. who
has been an inmate of tho county Jail
since last Wednesday night for attempt.
ing to furnish the undertaken with job
in tho person Of Fred Bowler. at the Mon
tana hotci. was released to-day on 500
cash bonds. Howard exhibits n badly
bruised left arm as result of Bowers
dexterity rs q chair swinRer. 1t 10 claimed
now by eye witnesses that Howard acted
entirely in self defense in shooting Bow.
Ter.
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DELECATEs TO HELENA.
Phiiipsburg VIII send Her Leading cit.
isens-A Failure.

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
PHiIIPsBrEG. July 3.--A meeting of the
citizens Of Philipsbure was held in tho
court house this evening for the purpose
Of appointing a delegation to attend the
conference to he held at Helena, July 8.
&. II. Eshbaueh OF the Merchants &
Miners bank presided and Lon r. Hoss
acted as secretary. Addresses were made
by several OF those present. The names
OF about dozen prominent citizens of the
town werc suggested rs delegates. but as
some OF them were not present. COM
mittee OF three was appointed TO asccr-
tain whethcr they could attend the con-
vention.
G. J. Mcleod, prominent shoe dealer
OF this city, has made an assignment.
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IN EIGHT ROUNDS
Ike Hayes knocks Dat Pat Menu gh,
ChApnpioN Of Wisconsin,.

Ike Hayss knocks Dat Pat Menu gh,
ChAnpiow Of Wisconsin,.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
HELENA, July 3.-Ike Hayes. the heavy
weight champion OF Montana. beat Pat
McHugh, champion Of Wisconsin, in eight
rounds At the opera house. IL was for
purse Of $500 and bet Of $500. and was
witnessed by large audience. Both men
were in first class condition, though
Hayes was Is pounds heavier. 1t was q
lively fight from the start, and McHugh
surprised all with his staying qualities
against superior weight. Little damage
was done, however, until the eighth
round, when Hayes. with terrific punch
in the heart, liftod McHuah OF the floor
and took the wind out of him. Mchugh
fell and was counted out. He was very
weak aud had to be carried to his room.
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Special Dispatch to the standard.
MiLTs CRY, July S.-This evening David
Teeters. a coal miner. had about half OF
both the first and second fingers on his left
hand blown OF by holding cannon firs-
cracker too long and the hand was also
badly lacerated. Jack Smith had his
right hand badly burned in the same way.
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Special Dispatch Tn the STANDARD
PocArELLo, Idaho. July 3.-John Ions
dale and Harry Anslie passed through here
on foot to-day. They are walking from
Portland. Ore, to New York on wager OF
e 900 TO do an average of Is miles a day.
They left here 10 miles behind. which they
lost crossing tho Blue mountains, but ex-
pect to make Il up on the plans.
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POOR BLAND.
Hes a Good Democrat. But He May
Have to Yield Co = Gold Bug.

WAsHiNoroS. July 2-Owing TO the
fact that tho bctterment Of the national
finances will he the first and graves, prob.
lem to bc confronted. particular interest
attaches to the house committee on coin.
age of the next congress. An adverse
committee would be In position to very
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BssebAii Yesterday.

At Cincinnati-3; Phiiadeiphia. 8.
At Chicago-3; Boston.
Al ST. Louis--i; New York. 3.
Al Louisville-9; Washington, s.
At Cleycland-i3; Brooklyn, 10.
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The warm weather will have the effect
of making calls for light weight garments,
and at no firm will you find such n selec-
ton In all departments as ut the II. J.
Connell Co.
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To-Day's Entries.

BUTTE, July 3.-The following arc the
entries and weights for to-morrow's races
at Monmouth Park:
First race. Five-eighths Of q mile. Sell
ina-kazan. l13; Ontario. 1i3; Meddler,
106; Pecksnid, l06; Senator, lis; Tena-
cious, 103; Professor s., l03; Pirate Chief,
ios: Ny Lady, lo2; Claymorc, %; Helena.
~.
Second race. One milo for maidens.
Herald. 100; Treasure. l09; Pisa colt. 100;
Long Dock. 100; Accident, 100; Lillian
Russell. 10i; Louise, loi.
Third race. Eivc-eigh,hs of mile. In.
dependence Dobbins, i2s; Declare,
10e; Discount. 1l3; Ornus, 113; Pirate
Chief, 1i3; Ouida, 10; Economist, los;
Wariike. I0s; Dorian, los; Trevelyan.
Hmp) l0s.
Fourth race. One mile. Fourth of July
neutrality-suspicious., i21: Picknicker,
rs; Sleipner. III; Reckon. ia; st. Flo-
riau. ia: Sirocco. il2; Territier. 100; Ves-
tibule. 10; Yorkvillc Belle, los; Pick.
pocket, l07; Ajax. los; Promenade, lo3; I;
Alonlo, 100; Monnwai. %; Fideilo, a5; Tho
Ironmastcr, 95; Mordotte. a2.
Fifth race. One mile. Eatontown
-Racelnnd. ia4; Kilkenny. los I;
Julien, III; Yemen, l0s; Defargilla, loo /;
Arab, 100: Chief Justice, 102.
Sixth race. Ono mile and q sixteenth.
Sweepstakes Integrity. us; Life Boat,
IFS; Midnight, rs: Roche. rs; Augusta
Belle, 10; Herald, los; Lillian Russell,
i03.
Seventh race. Three-fourths Of milo.
Selling -Lyceum. ia; Poor Jonathan. i01 ;
Fremont, los; Mr.. Sass, l02; Grace Brow n,
9s; Estclle. 92.
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This warm weather will make US all
think Of green fields and woods and happy
hunting grounds. Conucll Co. keeps Q
full supply Of tents and wagon covers.
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fast Trotttn~.

kIRKwooD. Del, July 3.--The trotier
Ayrcsp with running mate, Telephone,
went n mile on the kite track to-day in
2:0SA. Mascot was driven half mile in
SO seconds.
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Opening Day ut Monmouth.

MONMOUTH Park RACE TRACK. July 8.
Tho summer meeting opened to-day.
The weather and track were fine. First
race. Five furionRs - Correction won; ;
vestibulc. second; Kingston, third. Time,
t.00z<. Second race. Five furiongs,
straight tcourss-Senator Grady won T; Jack
Of Spades, second Equation, third. Time,
.03. Thisd race. One mile, straight
courss-Sssasnell won; Defarailla. Sec
ond; Rainbow, third. Time. l:s2Is.
Fourth race. Five and half furlones,
straight course Dobbins won; Riverside.
second; Prig. third. Time. .oak. Fifth
race. One mile, straight course-Chatta-
nooga won; Restraint, second; Hsmmie,
third. Time, 1 az. Sixth race. Six fur
longs, straight course--Chesapeake won /;
Arab. second; Tormentor, third. Time.
I.3ik.
The evening world., 1893-10-19
WAS A MIGHTY FIRE.
The Flames Did Enormous
Damage on the West Side.
Properly Worth Millions Destroyed
Families Made Homeless.
Looking for Missing Ncn This
Morning,

A crowd OF at least fifteen thou
sand people was congregated his
morning around the block bounded
by Forty-hrst and Forty-sccond streets
and Tenth and Eleventh avenues gaz-
Ing wonderingly at the blackened ruins
of one Of the largest. most destructive
a d costliest fires that New York has
suffered in over a decade.
Buildings. some of them Of recent con-
struction, covering a total area of over
5000 square feet, were totally destroyed.
Fifty families were rendered homeless
and many OF them destitute, and over
l OO hands were thrown out OF employ
m mt just at the beginning of the most
trying season of the year by the confia-
grafton.
A conservative estimate places the
loss at 81, 900. 900, over one-half OF which
IL sustained by William Campbell. the
millionaire wallpaper manufacturer. and
Haviland & Nevin, who were in the
same business.
d Five lrenien were injured. several Sc
riously, but so far as can be ascertained
there was no loss of life.
The injured are:
Robert Wallace. thirty-five years old,