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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-09
ENoLIsH CRUSADERS.
Temperance People Meet . Liquor rr<
cesslon and Rent lt.

temperance fe0pto Meet . Liquor Ere
esssion and Reut It.
LONDON, April s.-An attempt this
morning, on the part Of publicaus and
others, to make Q public demonstration
against the proposed law establishing
local option and abridgina the privileges
Of the liquor trade resulted In Q scene OF
riot and disorder. II appears that the
riot was the result Of plans deliberately
prepared by tho temperance supporters OF
the bill. The temperance pariy to the
number Of thousands occupied Trafal.
gar square before the arrival OF
tho liquor party, with tho OBJ
jcct OF frustrating their demonstration.
As procession after procession OF the
liquor men appeared with banners. tho
temperance people pounced upon them
and the banners were quickly reduced to
shrcds. FREQ fights were frequent, and
tho police wcro basily employed in sub
DUNG and arrssting the ringleaders In the
strife. Speeches were inaudible owing to
tho groans aud hootina Of the Temperance
party. The temperance party next pro.
ceeded to hold forth. Tho liquor party,
enraRed by the previous attacks on them.
selves, became aggressive. and the first
temperance speaker was knocked down
and somewhat bruised. The Temperance
people rallied and renewed the attack
carrying all before them and obtaining
full control.
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NO coMslMs FoR rHssa.


1ssseala Pepulases Ooeeuoes ne Sessse
riokst--AoLsusaSas's nsesra.
special Dispstch 10 ~ eeas1ard.
NsssouLA. April A-Dut cas day -.
mains In which The votees Il AtssoolA
may mako up their minds which os two
tickets now In ths 6sla they win support,
unless they have alroody done %. Tue
straight democeatis ticket, hsadsd ~
Henry W. NcLaughlin and composed 60
tisoly Of representative citissns, well and
favorably knewn eoe their honesty aed
devotion to tho city's Interests, a. the cosn-
hiusd rcpublieen-populist tickst, setI
roadsd through two conventions. The dele-
gates to which were chosen by the ring
leaders Of this political conspiracy. The
democratic marty was never 90 well organ
ised and equipped for q successful casn<
pai9n az Il 10 to-day and q 10 an assurefl
fact that the dsmocrats will stand firn
and support their entire ticket TO . u,an.
To the credit Of the populists II may b
said that mt least oue-hAlf OF their regis-
tered number 70 disgusted with the
action OF their political leaders aud
will bolt the fusion ticket on Monday and
cast their ballots for Mclaughlin end his
associates on the democratic ticket. Fer
saken BY tho populists, the ring leaders II
the republican party are making strsou-
Gus efforts to catch votes and are rseoet.
ing to all sorts of means to accomplish
this purpose, piedging themselves to the
appointment OF AL Holbert to the city
marshalship In event Of their success,
when il is we'll known fact that deal
between Aneevine and tho managers Of
the fusion ticket was mado with the dis-
tinct understanding that Bill Houston
should receive tho appointment ~ mar
shal In tie event Of Aneevino's election.
Angevinc knows this and 90 do his sup
porters, yet he has had tho audacity to
promise the offlco to Holbcrt, expecting
thereby to receive the support Of the
various railroad organizations.
But the railroad mon ars too we'll posted
tn DO taken In by any such prouisps.
They know full well how much reliance 10
place on any promises that may euuauate
from the source that these do. They have
been tested before and always been found
wanting. 90
There is . stronger likelihood Of Nc
Laughlin's looking for . city msrthal
among the railroad men than there b Of
Angevinc. Mclaughlin 10 an cid roll
roader himself aud exceedingly popaalsr
with h,s old associates. He has. bowsver,
fatty refused TO make any promises . ~
pirants for Office. Should I've be existed
that 10 . matter that can bc attended 10
after election, aud Mclaughlin cAsa Nsll
bo depended Oh 10 appoint none but com.
petent men.
The voters of Missosila should bea9well
In mind hat vote for AiclauahiiHts q
vote for an ,nest, faithful and constiso-
tious administration of the municipal a.
fairs Of this city and for an honorable and
upright man, and one who n ~ "
the laborInS suAu and the pooS 9U0lSS
vote for Angevins 10 . vote Tor jobbsrs
and party wreckcrs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-09
BAD men WITH GUNS
1 Spokans Terror Shoots The AiF, ala
Texas Hon Kill BystlndeFx
NEW YORK CYCLONE SWEPT
Serious Damage TO Orchards and
vinoyards-St. Louis stables
eurnOd-A Horse
Lost,
evec,si Dispssen to the standard.

Special Dispsten to the standard.
SPOKANE, April s.-Tom ELlrides, wslk
known as o desperate character, shot
throc times at Tom Cleary. the ex.light-
weight champion puailist OF the Paeidc
coast. this evening NJ $3.50 p. m. Moss oe
the shots found their target. The dim
Guilty occurred at tho corner of Main
avenue and Howard street. Had blood,
caused by quarrel in saloon last night.
was tho cause OF tho trouble. On
that occasion EldridGe and Cieasy INST
ami exchanged amenities. Cleary struck
Eldridge, who left, vowing vengeance.
When the met. Clcary, who was accom-
panied by q railroad man named No
Donali. spoks in . con]tliatosy tone 10
Eldridse. The latter drew his revolver
and began firing. Cleary ran. Al The
edge Of the sidewalk hs fell and .
bullet. passing over him. was
buried in the doorway OF
the Slocan saloon. A large crowd
assembled and word went out that the
man had been killed. Mcanwhile. LId-
ridro made an effort to escape and was
arrested. He was sent to the county JAN.
CIeary was held under ta0O. cash bonds,
to appear against him. Eldridae 10 the
man who killed Dago Frank over three
yesrs ago. Az the time he shot by
Islander In tho arm and II had TO b ampu-
tated. Hc has given the police great
deal Of trouble ON account OF his penehant
for 0tan plays.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-09
WIND AND LIGHTNING.

A ssrisus Comhinaiioa sf Then ftays
Havoc In westsrn New York.
BUFFALO, n. ". April s.-western New
York was storm-swept yesterday and
great damage was done by tho cyclone.
Roughly estimated, tho damage to crops,
cattle and buildings. Is many Thousands
Of dollars. II 10 impossible to tell what
damage wss done to vineyards. AZ spring
VILE, Q barn belonging 10 vsdder Hsm-
street was blown down 10y the cyclone. he
was caught by timbers and crushsd to
death. His hired man was seriously In
jursd.
TIE storm unroofsd buillinas all areand
SsrinGvllle. A. westfleld trees two fess
In diamstsr we're uprooted, many build
ines unroosed, and many smaller
structures destroyed. A. beocktou.
orchards aud vineyards were badly torn
up, trees uprootcd and store isveled TO
the ground. Al Dunkirk. trees were
uprootcd. wires blown down and the
siats roof Of Sc. Johns church was
fippod M. The Chautauqus agricultural
associntien building was destroyed and
the stock exhibition sheds damaged. The
residence Of George II. Folcott at Talcott-
VILE, Lewis county, 10 supposed to have
been struck by lightning some time during
last night and was burned to the ground.
Tslcost and his brother were burned 10
shs house and their charrod and black
snsd oorpsss were found In the ruins this
morning.
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EDUCATION IN MIC sOULA.
Psessiag Nesa 81 More schsSl Rses
The eesss ustvsrsssy.


Special CORES espondsucs Of the Standard.
MIssouLA, April s.-Ths recent election
OF two school trustees IN this city, TO till
tcrms of Mcssrs. Bickford AMI Davis,
ing was, nevertheless, Of considerable
and eastern portions of the city, as upon
the SELECTION OF two out OF the four candi-
dates hinged the question of tho erection
Of school house In the eastern part Of tho
city, across tho Rattlcsnake river, and II
10 expected that this question will be
about the FIRST to hs brought up 81 the for
nation Of tho new board Of school trustees
tonight. There can be no doubt that. ut
present, the schools OF this city ore badly
crowded, and In many instances pupils
are compelled 10 daily travel IN unneces-
sarily long distance to find accommoda.
tlous. Tho Central school building, In
which the High school 10 situated, con.
tains but six rooms; the North Side school
house. an imposing brick structure. has
four rooms; tho South Side school house,
the flncst In the city and for that matter,
one Of the nnost magnificent school build.
ings In Western Montana, while
Il contains eight rooms, has but
two completed and In condition u
use. This building was erected during
the boom that prevailed OH tho soutl,
side. q few years ago, when IL was ex.
pected that large perce ntage OF tho pop
ulstion OF the United Statcs would
flock 10 Missouia. in response to
the many startling advantages offered
fer the accumulation OF wealth, and
naturally take up . residenco on the
southern shores Of the classic Missoula
but somehow or other the surKinG mssses
failed 10 mass. and there stands the south
side school house, monument to an ovsI
scAlous school board. large enough 10 dc
duty 40 Q district school house In New
York city and within . reasonable dis
tanos Of only q handful os school chill
drcn. In addition 10 these schools, ths
trustees have rented single room an th,
east side. This has proven insufllcien
aud many Of the pupils residing on thu
| cast side arc coInpslled to travel to th,
north sidc school house, which is itssl
ovsrcrowded. Q distance Of from ons-l,al
to three-quarters Of q mile. The centra
school building 10 filed to overfiowinQ
| and unless relieved It will bo necessar
| for the trustees TO rent q room Ira th
body Of the city for the accommodates
| OF tho High school pupils. The question
Therefore, Of additional school facil
ties is indeed momsntous one
and IL might well be In orde
for tho new trustees TO dccid
upon the erection OF suitable buildin
for the accommodation Of residents Of th
east side, as we'll rs much needed add
ton Of two rooms 20 the west side schot
building. The following figures. shown
the increase In enrolment Of school child
rem during tho past few years, obtainc
through the kindness OF ]. NJ. Hamilton
city superintendent, will DO interesting:
During tho year 1sse, the total enrol
msnt was l75 pupils, over whom preside
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-09
BISMARCK DIDN'T STUDY
GERMANY'S TROUBLED TIMES
There 10 No immediate prospset of
IN Agreement on the Army
Btll-embaPraeeed ~.
nanoeo.

BReiIx, April s.-Ths date Of the sse-
ond reading OF the army bill depends
upon tho appearance Of the report Of the
commissee which 10 now being prepared
by Hsgr Croebsr, secretary of the commit.
tee. Elforts 81 compromiss, In the mean.
tine, give promise oe no result. The party
leaders cautiously watch each other while
sounding the public mind. Members who
have bsen In contact with their constitu-
ents during the recess, arc not learning
anything inspiring them to new action.
The national liberals alone seem inclined
towards . oonpromise on the large con-
cessions. The centrists do not show the
ellGhteet sign of surrendeeine point.
The eovsrumeht organs declare that the
reports Of q conflict between Chancclior
Won Caprivi aud DR.. Miguel, the Prussian
minister of finance, are entirely bascless.
II is known, however. that DIR. Miguel is
embarrassed In arranging 10 meet the now
military dsmands. which amount to 3d..
100000 marks, and 70 meet the demand for
100000 marks additional for the oxten-
sion OF the state railways In Prussia. He
advocates granting tho government con.
cessions to tho opposition In both tho
reichstag and the landtag. and aims at
eottine further control OF the ministry II
Chancellor Won Caprivi goes out OF Office.
The chancellor's commercial treaty pol
Icy has been strengthened BY the official
statistics issued Mt Vienna, giving the 10
suit Of the first years trade under the
Austro-German commercial treaty. Des-
pitc tho reduction In tariifs on agricultural
products. the exports from Austria "a
Germany Arc but slightly changed. Tbs
exports Of pigs increased 1si per cent.
tho exports OF wheat, corn, beans, rye and
cattle actually decreased. The report
thus disproves the contention of the agra.
rians that the treaty injured German
farmers.
Prince Bismarck has bsen keeping ur
his birthday celebration all week, holding
daily levees. The text Of the princess
spsech, delivered In reply to tho congrat
ulations oe Bonn students. has strong
BismarktAu touches. He said that whss
hs Was studsnt hs did nos study. Fol
this he Was sorry because no found lateI
that b could nos repay his neglsctst
time. '6ttn." he sddsd, II would Ne
haxp. hssn hsssiosd 70 my sons hsd seas
mttted, student like. the excessos .
students. University life has its advant
awss In somewhat steelina the charActs
by subjsctins it to contact 10 the criticism
of comrades. The sword knot with th'
university had become the backbone o
the best German official life. Tho prime
told Of one Of the duelling expeslenoes o
his son Count Herbert. The prince dil
not noralise on dueling.
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FINE MARK SMsN.
Rseh rsiis - ats she Othsr Bss Thsy
Killed Two 1psctatorn.

Killed Two Spectators.
PUEBLO, Texas, April "A terrible
tragedy that resulted In the killing OF two
persons aud the dangerously wounding q
two othsrs has been reported to the police.
Luis Rogers and Francisco kodrlguss,
rivals for the hand OF . woman, became
involved in . desperate quarrel. several
shots wcro exchanged. which went wide OF
their mark, but one Of them struck Anita
Marines, killing her and another By
standcr named Guerrero. Two othss
spectators were struck with bullets and
nrol,ablv fatally wounded.
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CAUSED BY CIGARETTES.

rhs ~. Louis Fair 0rsands Stables
Ruinsd by Fire.
ST. LouIs. April e.-Pire this evening
burned about two-thirds OF tho fair
grounds stables. causing lose OF 10000.
Over 400 horses in tho stables
werc gotten out In safety bus
one, Vatican. valued at H.o0. He
broke away from his keepss, ran hack
into the stable aud burned TO death. Two
more horses ars missing, but IL is thought
thot they ran away. Tho blaze was
started by q lighted cigarette, carelessly
dropped In sou,e straw BY Q stable boy.
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pHlLIPssURo's LloHrs.
ssas Facts About That Pscaiias Css'
tract with the City.

tract with the City.
Special CORRESPONDENTS OF the Standard.
pn,LtpsnuRG. April s,-Tbs editor OF
the Philiusburr Mal. in the last edition Of
his paper. ststed that the STANDARD rep
rcseutatIve had made assertions CONCERN
inc n certain contract which tho town of
PhiiIpsburg bad made with the Phlllps.
hurv EI,ctric Li.ht comnany could not be
lorne o,,t bv facts.
The sdi,or of the Mail continued 10 any
that thnsa atatements vcre made for
noli,,cal r,,rnoses. incident 10 4 local
sI.c,io,, ,,hici, h An be heI,I hero shortiy.
mi. certairiv oyerro,os the ambltion Of
IN. Sr.sDARp man. when he attributes Ia
him n slrsiyn Ia have n politicM motive In
.;vIn, :, J. ,.rron,s for p,biIca,ion Intended
.... g. IN. ,..n..sI ,,,,I,itr tn. No;I
~ "ew" 'os WV so"''"' p" AZ.
says IN commenting on TINS question: III
attempts to put the blame. " hers Is any
ON the present boarsi. fThs italics are
o,irs.) In the next column the Mail says
"Mr- t,ox. M the Electric Licht co,upany
...,.. ,hst n. ,l,.,. nos accuse ,hc ali,
-.,.,, .L,,. a. ,.i,.n.
noara' ms 10y, WV" ihaN'" W., sas.ss W
~ MS contrscs Asss year, ou' lays .ns
blame on an atacbe of shat organization
at that time"
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CONTRIBUTIONS.
= n Ambasssdss Esstss Nsw -Assasaa.:
Secretaries.

Secretaries.
WASHINGTON, April s.-The senate has
confirmed the following nominations: !:
James B. Eustis Of Louisiana, amba ssado.
extraordinary and plcnipotentiary to
France; Bartlett Tripp. Of North Dakota,
minister to ustria-Hungary; Thomas
Crittcnden OF Missouri, consul general ut
the City Of Mexico; Assay d. Dickinson, Of
New York, consul Mt Nottingham; Charles
5. Hainlin. Of Massachusetts,. assistant
secretary of tho TREASURY; William Ed
mond Curtis, of New York, assistant Sec
rotary OF tho treasury; John b. Brawley,
auditor Of the treasury for the postofilcc
department; John NJ. Reynolds. Of Bel
ford. Pa, assistant secretary OF tho in
terror; Lawrence Maxwell, jr.. Of Ohio.
solicitor general; John n. Hall, general
assistant attorney general.
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sUckiNo RAILROADS.
No Agreement Reached on rrancsnti..
entail Mates,

CHICAGO. April s.-The members Of the
Western Freight association and tho rep
rescntativcs of the transcontincntal lines
have not yet reachsd an agreement AMI
there is NO probability that they will. The
Southern Pacific stands 10 firmly on tho
demand that the Western Freight associa-
tion roads shall take k IS than the per.
centages which they have been receiving
heretofore, that their transcontinental
rivals have practically agreed to adjust
their business without paying attention 10
the Southern Pacific.
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Deer Lodge Election.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.

DEER LODGE. April s.-Ths citizens
ticket was elected to-day without opposi-
ton. The new officers ars as follows:
j. =. Braxelton. mayor; NJ. w. Trask.
alderman. FIRST ward; I. 5. Eldred. alder
man. Second ward; Byron Wood. alder
man. Third ward. Scharnikow. Fisher and
Bradshaw hold over as aldermen. This
makes the next council q tie politically,
with democrat for mayor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-09
TREATING WITH rAMMANY.
Tho President Confers with Mr. sheshas
Of tbs Tribe of lucorrleiblo.

OF tbs Tribe Of lpcorrigiblss.
WASHINGTON. April President Cleve-
land will TO 10 New York this afternoon to
remain over Sunday. IL is believed that
his visit has something to do with tho
distribution of federal patronage in tho
Empire state. That the president is will
ing to treat with Tammany was the infer.
ence drawn from an occurrence this morn
ing. Lieutenant Governor Sheehan. ono
of the Tammany leaders, called At the
white house and had brief interview
with the president. His purpose Vas to
talk over the New York patronage, but IL
was agreed that II was not the tinc, and
mutually satisfactory arrangements wore
made for Sheehan to call on the president
for the purpose next Friday.
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PEDpLiNo SEEDS.
The Secretary OF Agriculture Export
eucss some AnnoyaHces,

esess Some Asnoyances.
WASHINGTON, April s.-Secrstary Nor.
ton has already begun TO realize some Of
the vexations attending tho seed distribu'
tion, assigned by law to tho department
Of agriculture. Seedmen are anxious ia
know what will be the policy Of the de-
partmcnt In regard to the purchase oi
seeds for distribution. and. In reply TO In
quiries addressed To him on the subject,
Secretary Morton has said that his policy
would be to purchase seeds grown In the
United States in open market. quality and
price being tho only questions that he
would consider.
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GOLD RxPOars.
Half y Million Gone-Postmasters Ap
pointed bout seals.

pointed-AbOut Seals.
WASHINGTON, April s.-The treasury
department IL informed that 500. COO In
gold was taken to-day for export to En-.
rope from the sub.trensury Mt New York.
During the week the gain 10 gold was
nearly 81, 10000.
The total number Of fourth-class post.
masters appointed to-day WAS 40.
The usual proclamation prohibiting the
taking OF seals or other fur bearing ami.
mails In Alaska or I'm Bchring sea in tho
season of 1884, was promulgated by Prssi'
dent Cleveland to-day.
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BURNED IN TRANSIT.


BolsE. Idaho. April Sword has been
received here Of the burning Of large por-
ton OF ldaho's agricultural exhibit en-
rou,o TO tho worlds fair. The tiro occurred
near Kimball. Ncb. But little Of valuc
was saved. A quantity Of taxidermy and
two valuable paintings OF Shoshono
falls were slso burned.
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Free man Accspts.
Dispatch to tbs Standard.

PHLirsBuso. April a-The ehallsnes
issued by Dan Mcleod. which is mem
toned in to-day's dispatches, has been
taken up by Frank Freeman, the condt
tions stating six instead OF four rounds,
aud the fight TO take place two weeks
from to-day. Both men will immediately
20 into training and the interest In this b
as great II not moro than has been man.
,fested 20 far in the contests which are 10
take place hero between Gallagher and
Henusssy and Schultz aud Hogan. Rod
Mckenzie is to be McLeod's trainer aud
Kid Gallagher will take care Of frveuAAn.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-09
Nlppey's Trial.

SAN Francisco, April s.-w. c. Rippsy.
who shot John w. Mackay, Was Assigusd
for trial before Judge Seawell to-day. Al
he had no lawyer the court appointed Az
torney Lennon to act for him. Rippsy
pleaded not guilty.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-04-09
WHAT NEXT.

The sscrsiary Of Agriculture Is Aasious
for Fame.
WASHINGTON, April s.--It Is suggested
that at each place in the country where
Arbor day will be celebrated this year. o
srse be planted In honor Of the new sscre.
tary Of agriculture.
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A BIO CROWD COMING.
The Ogden CsuGrsss win He Largely At
tsnasd By Premiusnt Men.

Ogden, April s.-Unuaual interest is be.
ing taken In tho approaching session Of
the Trans Mississippi congress. Letters
and telegrams fioin prominent men all
over The Mississippi country indicate
largo attendance.
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ALEsHIRE DISCHARGED.
lie Killed the Crow Indian In Self DE.
fcase-Court Adjourned.
srcr,ai his match to tho Standard

Billings. April s.--This morning at
about O'Clock the jury in the case
againt William Aleshirc. charged with
murder in killing the Grow Indian. Eocott.
near Laurel last month, returned q yer.
diet of not guilty. The defendants plea
was self defense. The district court ad.
journed for tho term to-day.
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cor " BAD.
ps. Mcleod Of Granlts VIII Eater TIE
Prise Rias.
epeclsl D,spatch 70 the standard.

PHILIrsBuRo. April s-Dan Mcleod.
Of Granite. late deputy sheriff, has issued
q challenge that for any sum from siW 70
$500, neither Jim Burns, Red German.
Kid Gallagher. Frank Freeman nor Tom
Hennsssy can knock him out In four
rounds. All the men are hsrc ut present
aud Il Is safe to say that some one OF them
will take Il up. Mcleod has posted for.
felt Of so with Dick Wharton at Cunning
hnm's snloou.