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PEOPLE AND PLACES.

GREEN BAY, Wis.,. July 1s.-Rear Admit
raj Melancton Smith. U. S. N, died to-
day. aged So.
New YORK, July 1a.-For the month of
June the Northern Pacific earned $2,las,.
ass, Q decrease Of S3'9 .a66.
NEwpoRr. r. l.. July l9.-Steam yacht
Oneida, with President Cleveland on
hoard. left this morning, presumably for
Gray Gables.
WASHINGTON, July ia.-The gold reserve
to-day recovered the ground II lost Mon
day and began its climb towards the l00,-
OO0,00o mark.
WASHINGTON, July ls.-.The co,nptrol-
failure of the Borsman National bank Of
Be seman, Mont.
New YORK, July 10. -Four hundred
and 10000 Mexican dollars will be shipped
to Europe tomorrow.
CHICAGO. July II. Tho first national
convention of watchInakers convened to-
day. Only routine business was trans
acted and general officers will be elected
tomorrow.
PORTLAND, Ore., July 19.-The United
States grand jury has returned, in all. ID
indictments against parties alleged to
have been connected with smuggling
opium and Chinese. No time 10 set for the
trial.
CHICAGO, July i9.--w. A. Brady, man
ager of James j. Corbctt, filed . bill In the
circuit court, asking all injunction re-
straining the worlds fair management
from prohibiting his show on Midway
Platsancc.
WASHINGTON. July lo.--The values of
merchandise exported for the year ended
June 30 was ss41 AZ. 900, against l.050. .22s. :
0O0 for the previous year. The imports
were sail ,07s, 900, against $s2', 10000 tho
previous year.
wAsHISGroS. July 49, Tho number Of
pensioners dropped from the rolls since
March 4, 1897, 10 PAS, and the total number
Of pensioners suspended since March 4,
pending further investigation OF their
cases, is 800.
New YORK. July ia.-The Farmers Loan
q Trust company. rs trustee, has brought
suit against the d. q. Yuenling. jr., Brew
ing company, to foreclose a mortgage oi
81 900 given on the brewing property to
secure bonds.
san Francisco, July 19.--vice Presi.
dent Stevenson and party arrived here
this morning on tho steamer from San
Luis Obispo. Governor Markham, city
officials and prominent citizens met the
steamer st the entrance to the harbor.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July la.-The Aus
tralian ballot system was tried for the
first time in the state in the municipa
election here yesterday. II worked salts
factorily to oil parties. The straight out
democratic ticket was elected.
WASHINGTON, July 19.-Thc funeral ol
Rear Admiral Earl English took place
this afternoon from ST. Johns i. T.
church. The interment was az Oak Hill
cemetery. At the request Of the family, q
company Of marines fred volley Of mus
kerry over the grave.
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BAD men AT MISS0ULA
Dec" Howard Will Return to The
Garden City, POlsoolh
TWO ARRESTS FOR CRIME
An Idaho Section Man Recognises
the Man Who Shot Him-A
TIL Taper Milee
City Officers.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
MrssouLA. July &c. H., alias "Doc."
How ard. who lcvanted from this city
about two weeks ago and thereby forfeited
the 500 cash bail he had deposited as -
curity for his appearance when wanted on
q charge Of attempted murder. was cap.
tured this afternoon at Miles ity and will
be nt once returned to this city. The au-
thorities here were advised that Howard
had arrived In Helena, last night, In . hog
car from the West, and il Is the supposi.
tion that he had been cached in this city
by some Of his friends, till favorable op-
portunity presented itself for his escape.
Dennis Collins was arrested at the North
cru Pacific depot tonight. ~ he wao
about to take the overland train for the
East. II appears that Collins and Martin
Coleman. a section foreman on the NORTH
crn Pacific at Rathdrum, Idaho, had .
quarrel over some matters at Rathdrum.
about 10 days ago, which resulted
in Coleman being shot by Collins.
Tho latter skipped and Coleman was
sent 10 tho company's hospital here for
treatment. Coleman was found not to be
seriously injured, and while hobbling
around the depot platform tonight. recoG-
nized his former assailant, who had iuss
arrived from Wallace to take tho through
train. Collins will DO sont to Idaho 70
stand trial.
George Palmer broke into the till OF the
Brunswick hotel in this city last night, -
curing about so, and started out to break
the srrinting record, but was apprehended
by tho station agent at Bonita this after
noon on telegram from Sheriff Ramsey,
and was promptly returned to this city and
- >-l.,
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Tho UitimAiun.

PARIS. July la.-The Figaro says tho
terms of the French ultimatum TO Siam
demand that Siam evacuate the left bank
Of the MekonR river. give guarantees for
the faithful performance Of treaty obl,ga-
tions, and pay indemnity for outraRes on
the French. As France Is already In pos.
session Of the lower Mekong. il will con-
troll nearly tho entire river II Siam COM
cedes tho demand. This Is a decided eN.
tension Of French claims toward the west,
as the mountain range, heretofore tho
boundary Of the French claims, lies far
east Of tho Mekong river. The present
claim takes In tho western hank of tho
river. giving France both banks and tho
entire control of II for most of its length.
practically coming TO the border of the
British territory.
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LONDON. July l9.-Deieeates represent.
ing 2ss.0O0 coal miners from various parts
of the country met in birmingham to-day
to consider the proposal Of the mine own.
ers to reduce wages % per cent. After .
lengthy and heated debate. . resolution
Was adopted declaring that tho confer.
ence was opposed to the reduction. No
decision was reached to-day on the quss-
ton of strike IL the mine owners persist
In their intention to make . reduction.
The strike, should ono occur, will b the
largest movement Of the kind that has
ever taken place in the United kingdom.
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OTTAWA. July i9.-Hon. J. G. Patterson,
minister OF militia, has received cable.
gram from Major General Herbert, com.
manding tho militia Of Canada, now in
London, stating that his business there
with the admiralty and treasury depart.
ments has been successfully completed
This means that tho Canadian aud inn
perial governments have at last agreed M
to tho strengthening Of tho Notifications
of Esquimalt harbor, n. e., on the Pacific
coast. Tho minister cannot say what are
the terms Of the agreement, but denies
the story from San Francisco that the OBJ.
jcct of strengthening the Notifications ou
the coast at present have anything to dc
with the Bering sea matter.
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SAN Francisco. July ia meeting of
California silver men was held last night.
A free expression Of opinion on the situa-
ton was induleod In. Tho general senti-
ment was that II was Of the most vital i'm
portance for tho congressman of western
states TO work for favorable silver leRisla.
ton Of some kind. for free coinage II pos.
sibie. but " not, then for whatever IL 10
possible to obtain. The principal address
was by Congressman Newiand Of Nevada.
A committee on resolutions was appointed
10 report at meeting TO bo held on Satur-
DAY night.
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CELEBRATED TOO WELL.
John ssppoiA Dies From this Effects of
his Fourth Of Juiy.

John ssppoiA Dies FROM the Enects nj
His Fourth Of July.
Special Dispatch TO ihe standard
BOULDER, July 19.-Yestcrday mornin q
n party started from tho Minah minc, near
Wickes, with John Seppoia, who was COM
ing over to the county farm for medical
treatment for injuries received on tho
Fourth from unknown parties. About
half way to Boulder Scppola died, and
when the party got TO Boulder they turned
the body over TO Coroner Fletcher. Noin-
quest has yet been held. as the authorities
have been over at Wickes trying to learn
something about the matter. The remains
were turned over to Undertaken Powell,
who has embalmed them, as an inquest
will probably be held tomorrow evening.
Seppola got drunk on tho Fourth, and II
10 thought that he was sandbagacd and
robbed for what he had on him. As there
are no clues In this matter, It is oil uphill
work for the authorities.
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TELLER TALKS SILVER.
He sisss Up the Fiasncisl situstios tu
4 Good shane.

ne sssss Up the Fiasncial situstioa In
4 Good shape.
DENVER. July Ex-senator Teller, In an
interview upon the financial situation In
this city, says: There Is no one reason
to which the trouble can be charged. II is
partly owing to silver. but moro to tho
general depression affecting the entire
country. Tho bank failures yesterday
we're unwarranted, and are directly
chargeable to people who became fright.
ened and panic stricken mt o shadow. No
banks Of the United States arc in hotter
condition than those Of this city. There
10 nothing less fair than to blame all our
ills to silver. II would be much better to
blame some to silver speeches. Such un.
bridled language and excited talk as tho
press dispatches brought while was East
can have nothing but tho most injurious
effect on our case"
Teller expressed tho belief that tho
Sherman law will be repealed. but not
without the substitute of one of greater
benefit TO silver. He referred 20 Director
of the Mint Preston ms "young sprig''
and "officious clerk" because OF his at.
tempt to heat down the price OF silver,
and declares that for great government
like this ITO 70 pottcring about for job
lot of silver is contemplate and incxcusa.
ble."
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MORE IDLE TALK.
Aner the Union Pacific story Come
Northern Pacific Gossip.

Aner the Union Pacific story Comes
Northsrn Pacific Gossip.
NEW YORK. July ia story is current
this afternoon that the Northern Pacific
is in danger OF passing into the hands Of
q receiver. President Oakes emphatically
denied the report and stated there was no
difficulty with the guarantee syndicate
which 10 to finance the company's new
collateral loan for Sl2.Oo0.Oo.
Treasurer Baxter and Henry Clews Of
the security holders committee corrobor-
ate President Oakcs. Oakes said the fall
ure to publish q weekly statement OF earn
the company. He denied any intention
on the part of tho company to withhold
Its statements.
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wAsHisoroS, July is.-The changes Of
perjury made against the japanese inter.
prefer employed at the United States Gus
tom house ut San Francisco have been
overruled by the treasury department.
To-day Acting Secretary Hamlin sent .
letter TO the collector OF customs ct San
Francisco. exonerating the intsrprster
and directing that IL japanese b. de-
ported ITO the country whence they
came"
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WASHINGTON. July l9.-There were ia.-
600 ounces of silver offered for sale to the
treasur to-day at .7i5 to 73. Seventy. va
thousand ounces were purchased at .7l5.
the balance being declined and the same
rate rendered. This makes tho total p,ir.
chases of silver for the month thus far.
1,023. 600 ounces.
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LospoY. July le.-Cholera is rampant
among the poorer classes IN Moscow.
Much indignation is felt in Russia be-
cause the director Of prisons. upon learn
ing that there was cholera in the Moscow
prisons, ordered ma ajorty of the prison
ers removed TO four other cities. thus in
creasing the danger Of spreading the in.
fection. In Polodia and other infected
places, the death rate has not lesseued.
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NEw LONDON, Conn. July ia.-Secretary
of the Navy Herbert. on the dispatch boat
Dolphin, arrived here to-day ON tour of
inspection, aud paid an extended visit to
the Thames naval station. He expressed
himself as highly pleased with it's capabil-
tiles as headquarters for naval cruisers.
The Dolphin steamed away for Newport
this afternoon with the secretary on
hoard
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.PHILIPSBURG RESOLVES
TO HELP ALONG SILVER
Granite VIII Send Fourtesn Dele
gates to Chicago = senator
Telier's Opinion OF
tho Situation.
Special p,spasch TO the 5Iandard

Special pispatch 70 the 5sandard
PHIIlpsBURo, July ia largely at.
tended meeting Was hold hero last night
for tho purpose OF effecting the oreanifa-
tion Of free coinage association and the
naming Of delegates to the Chicago con-
veniion. A. s. Dearborn WAS named as
temporary chairman and Josiah Stnll as
secretary. The following vice presidents
were chosen: &. H. Eshbauah, W. T. Alli-
son, Fred Bowen, NJ. II. Bryan and DR..
Helm. The organization was made per.
manent, with the above officers. Judge
Brantly was called upon to address tho
meeting until the committee on resolu.
tions could report. He spoke briefly and
forcibly on tho present situation, and en-
phasizcd the statement that the merchants
of the West should decline to do business
with eastern manufacturing centers which
are opposed to the FREQ coinage Of silver.
The committee on resolutions reported
the following. which were adopted:
Rosoinsd. That congress be urged TO restore
silver TO the relative position Il occupied prior
to is7a. by the enactment OF such laws rs will
effect that end.
Resolved. That We express to Hon. r.. r.
Bland our esteem and our continued confidence
and our belief that his intelligent and forceful
advocacy OF silver rs a money metal meets our
sincere approval and d, ep thanks.
Resoired, That We approve the sentiments ex
pressed and the principles advocated by the re-
cent silver mass convention at Denver and
heartily endorse the resolutions adopted by the
silver convention at Helena.
Rssolrcd. That We lend our collective and In.
dividual aid In the hirtherance Of the cause Of
silver.
Rssoirsd. That we believe that every person
In the United States should be In favor Of
American finance and opposed to the English
domination OF our financial system.
A discussion arose upon the question ol
the number OF delegates TO attend the
Chicago convention. Finally ballot was
taken which resulted in tho election Of
C. H. Esbaugh, John NJ. Mcdonald and
G. W. Morse.
Addresses were made by Mr.. Esbaugh
and Mr.. Mcdonald, and o committee was
appointed to solicit subscriptions to defray
the expenses of the delegates. Tho meet
ing then adjourned.
As result of the Granite meeting last
week, II delegates will be sent to the Chi
capo convention.
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HARTFORD. Conn.,, July ia cyclonic
storm. accompanied with hail. which
passed over this section last evening,
made terrible havoc with the tobacco crop
the fertile Connecticut valley. The dam
age will exceed 5000
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Just Like the Primes.

LoNpos, July io.-whiie riding in n
brougham this afternoon, Mr.. Gladstone
was considerably shaked up in a collision
with o heavy wagon In Parliament square.
He received no serious injuries.
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Growers Rstter Now.

BuzzAEp's BAY, July n. - President
Cleveland and his party, on board the
yacht Oneida. arrived here this afternoon.
The president said that he was In splen-
did health and his rheumatic trouble had
entirely disappeared.
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LEWIS. Del. July ia.--Thc American
bark Alice Reed. from Cienfueaos, with
sugar for orders, arrived At tho Delaware
breakwa,er last night. Both mates had
the yellow fever on the passage. One
died and was buried at seq. The vessel
MAS quarantined and will be fumigated.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-20

CHICAGO, July l9.-The ratios between
Kansas City and Chicago and Kansas City
and st. Louis will, beginning tomorrow,
be cut 80 tents each. this cause being tho
action of the Alton, which has informed
the Western Passenger association that
through rates nrc being used by tho
brokers to dcmoralize general business,
and that the other lines are getting the
best of il.
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SEATTLE. WASH. July ls.-Authsntio
news from the sealing fleet in Bssing ssa
show that the catch TO June q amounted
to i,14s skins. II is stated that the seal.
ers took all the skins outside and along
the coast, not daring TO enter Bsring ssa.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-20

CHICAGO, July Is.--The college fratcrni-
ties held front place to-day in the worlds
fair educational congresses. A puwter
OF papers was read. Other gatherings In
the session were tho kindergarten. man.
ual training and art instructors university
extension, section educators of the blind
and teachers of the deaf.
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NEW YORK. July t9.-Rev. Edward Ben.
jamin Russell, the weliknown rector Of
the American chapel in Florence. has
abandoned the Methodist Episcopal
church and been received into the Roman
Catholic church by Archbishop Corrigan.
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TOPEKA. Kan, July Ia.-Attorney Gen.
eral Littio is considering tho question of
the right Of railroad companies to mine
coal or own stock in coal mining compa-
nies under their charters. II the Law sus-
tains his opinion he will proceed against
them. Tho strikers claim that IL the In
fiuence of railroads 10 destroyed they can
win the strike easily.
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Howard . Captars.
pecial D,spatrh TO the Staularl

MILEs CITY, July 1a.-"Doc" Howard.
the Missoula sport who shot Taylor at
that place on June %, and gave . cash
bond for $40 for his appearance at the
preliminary hearing last week and then
forfeited his hail, was arrested on the
east-bound train Mt this place on tsle-
gram from Sheriff Ramsey OF Missoula.
He will no held here until the proper Of.
f1cers come for him.
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Gnnd NsMa From Tens.

Waco. Texas. July Ex-senator Coke
says he will not vote to repeal the Sher-
man act unless q substitute be adopted.
lie is emphaticaly free silver man.
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turned II not satisfactory" is the motto
Of NJ. J. Couuell Co., aud the flrm keeps
strictly to their rule. Everyone purchas.
ing goods at their store 10 invited 10 ~
turn the goods IL not sati.factosy. They
will BE- readily exchanged e. 1lsasv ~
funded.
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CARDIFF. July ie. The British steamer
Blue Jacket, from Marseilles, arrived herr
to-day with cholera on be ard and was o.
dered to quarantine. The Blue JACKIE,
sailed from kcrtch in Crimea on June "a
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Mon sim Working.

PIrrsBrRG. Kan, July 19.-The striking
miners visited several pits to-day in the
endcavor to induce tho men working
therein to quit. but were unsuccessful. A
number of the men who quit yesterday
went back to work this morning.
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To-day Miss Ida Bishop will start East
to purchase fall millinery for NJ. J. Con-
nell Co. Miss Bishop is determined TO
leave no stone unturned to keep up the
excellence Of her millinery and to keep
tho department where II is-far ahead Of
anything Of its kind la Montana.
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A BUNCO GAME.
Bsnkor Robe essson 10 Locking for nia
Thousand DollAru

KEoKrK, Iowa. July ia package sI.
legged to contain 81 900 for Banker Robsrt-
son of Promise City, Iowa, Left Chicago
Saturday by the United States express. IL
was transferred at Keokuk to the Pacific
express. On arrival at its destination. the
package contained nothing but brown
paper and cotton. The authorities are in
yestiRatipR
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Those souvenir fans that Connell Co.
give away are very acceptable this hot
weather. They are very neatly and prettiiy
made aud have all the appearance when
folded of an expensive article. Everybody
should make IL o point to get one.
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Faulty Buiidingn.

CHICAGO, July l9.-At a meeting of tho
worlds fair commissioners this morning,
Commissioners Turnbull of Florida said he
had discovered in the agricultural building
q smoke stack which passed through the
roof In contact with tho woodwork, which
was SO hot that he could scarcely hold his
hand on 1t. The building was in immi-
nent danger OF destruction by hre. The
clerk was instructed to notify the director
general at once.
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They Stole Passes.

CHICAGO. July l9.-Several thousand
single admission newspaper passes to tho
worlds fair having been stolen the
management this morning cancelled all
these passes and will get out new lot to
be exchanged for old ones. II 10 not be-
lieved that many persons secured admis.
sion on them till the fraud was discovered.
A number of those presenting stolen
passes have been arrested and an effort
will be made to make them tell the names
Of persons from whom they secured them.
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Country Banks Fail.

DENVER, July l9.-The J. u. Wheeler
Banking company; the Pioneer bank Of
Aspen. Colo. the Bank OF Sterling. Ster-
ling. Colo. and the Bank of Loveland,
Loveland. Colo. have assigned. No state-
ments are made.