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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-02
Mttentat a,.t Sobn Me&aD.

Sobn Mc&ap, ber betannte californis
i9e &opital;it, ware am leeten Treitaa
in Gan Trancisco beinabe bas Opfer
eines ani@einenb tuabniinni9en Mttentds
ters semorben. Mc&ap mar auf benz
@ese na@ iciuem 6otel, nm feline gors
bereitunsen ;ar Mbreiie na@ girsinia
@itp, ,uobin CT ld su beseben seoa6te,
gu treffen. Tim ben Wes abautiirsen,
sins er ourd cine Q(uep, ais plOtlid
binter ibm elm 9@ub fiel, oer ibn in ben
@iiden traf. SIN eriten Musenblit ipirs
te Mc&ay bic germunbuus ni9t, eri1
auf ben 3uruf oes BON ber entsesenses
ietten @i9t,'ns tommenoen Collectors
Brennan iiberseltste Ct iid, Sab Ct btute.
Sofort brebte er ii@ UNI, Inn ieipen
Mnsre,ier gu ieben unb erblidte slnen
alien, sraubaori9en Mann, pel@er cine
Biitole auf ibn anleste, bieielbe iebo@
plOtli@ sesen ii9 ielbit febrte uno loss
briidte. Mc&ap lieB ii@ BON Collector
Brennam na9 hern Palace 6otel brin>
gen unb rief lofort einen Nr3t, Der bic
@unoe unteriu9te unb fit ni6t lebens>
9efabrli9 ertldrte. Scr Nttentater,
oer ii@ ins 9ers sei9oilen, murbe po''
bet poli;ei no@ benz 6Ospital s1@aftt,
mo- Der 9lrst bic &usel emtfernte, ,lnb
bic @unbe fiir t06tli9 ertldrte. 9ln bem
Mttentater unb Selbitn.Orber 1puroe Elm
an eine Morsenseituns abreiiirter Brief
gefunoen, in benz ber Mlte leinen g}amen
ais IS. 6. @iplep unb iein Mlter auf
73 Sabre an9iebt. &urs uor 8 llbr err
i9ien Or. Musuit 0r0ilel i'm Sospital
unb ioentifisirte ben Sterbenoen ais @ips
lep. Ser Nlte, iaste Or. DrDilel, lei
ibm i4on lanse betannt. Seoen Mors
gen {si ere3u4iba. seIcnn1es.1 sas,S@ ssabe
bic 3eitunseu seleien. Nu9 beute
Mtorsen mdre &ipley basemeicu, jebo@
in bo@it aufserester Stimmuus. @ip>
lep famine aus Cincinnati, Sbio, NO
er audi Trau unb &1uber wobnen batte.
gor Sabren iei er elm rei@er Mann se>
weien, babe jeoo@ bur6 @pefulation
Mues perloren. 3ulebt babe ct in Gan
Trancisco cine Wirtbl6aft gebabt. Mc>
&ap tonnte ii9 ni9t entiinnen, GipleD
iemals seleben gu baben:
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e1lob DIeibenbur8.

| WV ~S'fosO WV
BET sel9i9tli9 beoeutiamiten @ebaaoe
ber @tabt, bas altebrmiirbise S@lob
pleiBenburs, mo- einit iene beriibmte
Disputation 3mii@en 9utber uno Or.
sd itattfano, ,piro oemud@it pom Orb:
booen perl6minben. Die Stabt bat
ben u,mfansrei@en @ebaueetompler pom
ia6fl6en 5taatc erworben unb miro
bier nun einen neuen pra@tiaen Staots
tbeil auiiabreu. SIN Sabre 1917 pom
Martsrafcn Dietrid benz Beordnsten
na@ ber Groberuns 9eip5iss bur@6rieb>
ri4 II. pon 9obenitaufen als 3~insz
burg erbout, wurbe S@lob BleiBenburs
i'm Sabre l547, ais Sobann ber @robs
,nltbiae 9eip5is belaserte, in cine"
Eriimmerbaufen perwanoelt. Mber be-
reits swei Sabre ipater warb bur@ bet
berubmten Baumeiiter 6ieroupmus 2otz
ter, ben ipatercn giirsermeiiter ber
@tabt 2eip3is, ber @runb gu elmer neu<
en- Burg 9elest. Seitbem iine 5mar
uerlbiebene Neuz uno 9lnbauteu uorscz
nommen morben, aber I'M @roBen unb
@an3sn 1T bod BET alte Ban bis aut
bic Sett3eit seblieben. Ser Eburm ber
BleiBenburs ,pur6e 1887 big 1890 gu
elmer .@terntpart: einseri9tet, bic bis
1854 bort perblieb. 6eute nod bilbet
ct cine @totion Der mitteleuropail@en
@rabmeHuns. BUR 3eit oes iiebenidb>
rieen S1rieses >pur6e bic YleiBenbur9
Mansitatte; aus ibr sin9en bic berii@z
tisten @pbraimiten berpor. 9fa@ oer
@@la6t BEL 2iiten puroe @raf Yap>
penbeim i9mer uer,punoet in bas S6loB
eebra9t, mo- ct balo barauf ieinen @eiit
ausbau6te. l1eber Elm Sabrbunbert
long, BON 1884 bis A ls9o, ,parssin hem.
einen Tliisel Der gleibenburs bic &unlts
atabemie >ntergebra9t. 8on 1888 an
Bis jett bat aber Der sr0Bte Ebeil oes
alien @@Ioiles ais &alerne 9eoient.
oie @tabt 9eipsis. mel@e fir ben &iez
Ienbau bic @umme pon $50, 900 sc.
9e3ablt bat, bat 9lei@seitis Sic 0erpfli@>
tung ubernommen, fir oas iett in oer
pleiBenburs untergebra@te Snfanter,ez
gteaiment ST.. lO7 cine neue&a Iernc, o.
pie cine Barafentai ierne fit ein Resis
ment &aua0erie gu erri9ten. Der
@ertb BET BleiBenbur9 betrast mad
@6atunsen oer @o@ueritanbisen A.
$50, 900 u. Sir bic @taot 9eip5is 1T
bet Gr,perb ein GROCER @eminn, oa NUN
enbli3 elm freisr 9erooer 3u9ans pon
ber inneren Sta6t gum Siiomeiten' BET
@taot sel9affen ,ueroen fam. 2ln bic
alte Burs wiro oann ,pobl ni6ts mebr
erinnern, als ber G6urn, bas 8abr3ciz
&en 2eip5iss aus alter Belt, oen man,
,penn irsenb m09li@,su erbalten iu@en
wiQ. Dab Bet &ouf bic erforoerli9e
@enebmi9uns oes ld9iii9en 2anota9s
finben mirb, unterlie9t teinem 3meifel.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-03-02

WolIfdtoi9 lit bas @felett e'>
nes pormeltli9en Glepbanten, Sas man
meuti6 am BET Miinouns oes eyanazTlui>
les III @ibirien auffano. s(u@ Sic 9aut
befinoet ii9 no9 in etnem merfmiirois
wobl erbaltenen ,3uitanbe. SIM 9ufz
TRACE Der ruliil6en ,pillenl9aftli@en
Mtabemie 1T bet @eolo9e Saron Sou
BON ct. petersburg na@ oem Tunoorte
obaereilt, nm bas @felett nno wenn
m09li@ AUDI bie 6aut bes Ebieres no@
BET rulGl9enS Sauptltoot gu iiberbrin9en.
Die 2anse bes BON i9m suriid5ulesenoen
Weses na9 Dem 8eitimn1nn9sorte uno
BON BORT suriid betrd9t $4,000 W}eilen.
llebriaens iino at ben l1nterlaufen 1ibiz
rilder Tliiie' nod cine srobe Nn3obl
ei,selner &no6en bes ssnannten aus9ez
itorbcuen Ebierrie fen auf9efunoen NOR
ben.
1 Oas lettc Wo@e in ct. Saul ltottz
ocbabte Stoats>G >Gncampmcrt Der @'. u.
81. war pon unsefdDr 500 9eteranen,
ais Ne,trctcr non 1872 Soften, belu9t.
vaut Beri1t sdblte bas Deportemcnt
beim56luB bcs Sobres s,349 Weitglies
Ser. Sobn .. Smitb wurOc ais De-
partment> Gomranbeur uno g. st..
Nou @ant gum Seniorz giccsGomr1onz
beur erwd9(t.
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snIa,,p.

Nttsbur9, 25. Jebruar. Die
Mnardiiten Bauer unb &nolo, an benz
gerin9 betbeilist. 5enrp 6. Trid, ben
@ei6dftsfiibrer ber Carnegie Werte 81
tSbten, iinb 81 flint Sobren 3u@tbaus
Sci barter Mrbeit uerurtbeilt ,poroen.
Topeta, &on., 81. Tebr. Die
YcpsIiiten bielten beute Mbenb eine
yeriommluns ab unb bei@lo0en iid
Der ridterli@en Gnti@eiouns gu fasen
uni! bas republitanii@e 6aus an3uer>
tennsn. Morsen weroen bic populiiten
in, republitanii @en 9auie ibre Site eins
nebren. Il . : s..s-a
Ole pom @onsreb paiiirte Peniions>
Big permillist fir 2lrmeez umb Glottenz
peniionen eini9lieBli9 iol6e fir 8itt>
men uub Wailen $le5, 900, 900; basu
$1,000, 900 fir bic griiunasar;te unb
bic Beniionsasenturen. Die gerniuiz
snns Der nd@fen Seiiion miro, 10 lauz
tet bas propbetenmort bes Senators
@,osn,an, 5000, 600, 900, slatt, betras
gen
q NJ San,ita9 finbet in Der 8unbess
bauptitabt bic EMANCIPATION bes neuer<
pdblten prdIioenten@ @leuelano itatt, lpelz
dean pomp unb S6auseprause ni6ts
81 ,piinl9en iibri9 lai1en miro. IS
feblt ,peiter nidts, ais bem praiioenten
bel eisbieler @elesenbeit eine &rone auf oas
!6hapt 5u briiden uno ber san5e Spet>
tafel parbe elmer &ailertronuns 10 dbnz
li9 ieben mie Elm 81 benz anberen.
Da s es bdufis iebr semast 1T, ielbit
fir einen suten Treuno Biirsidaft gu
leiilen ober Soften ;u unter;ei6nen, bat
aud @ouperneur Me&inlep BON Obio
erfsbren niiilen. st bate fit ieinen
.sis sslnb 81 tzsi 4 DsItst aeotsn!
iii bebeutenben Summsn unter3ei9net;
oer CUTE Treuno lieb ii6 in nnsliidli@e
Spetulationen ein uno sins babel banz
terott. Mc&inlep muB iett bic pon ibm
unter3ei6neten 9totea einlOien uno biibt
oaburd iein 9onses @ermSgen elm.
Allaros Biifielberoe, ,uelde be-
fanntli9 in Der Tlatbeob9eseno aus ca.
rs &0pten beitebt, lno nit Snoianern
na9 BET @eltausitellun9 peri9ifit per>
ben iouten, weroen ni9t oabin fommen,
neil BET llnternebmer 6ranf 81. Dfiles
tcinen Nusteuun9splat fir oieIelbcn
fiir 1peniser wie 100000 betommen
fann. Miles fam ant Sonntag Oforgen
uon Chicago suriid uno beridtet, bab
bic Toroerun9 oer observation-disclosures
eine ibertriebene iei uno ct oas llnters
nebmen m09liderweile no@ Milwautee
perlesen lpiro, ,uobin an Sonnta9en taus
ienbe uon Meniden pil9ern meroen, neil
bic 9lusfeuunq in Gbicoso 9el9lonen
wiyb. Milwaufee nit leinen liberalen
Sonnta9s9elesen 'piro lnltre'tl9 bet
'Mnsiebun9spunft fit piele Eour'lten
1peroen unb ben Mudern our3 ibr ltarr>
fopfises Weicn ben &abm pon bet Cup
pc nebnren. @el9iebt ibnen pollfom'nen
&e9t. (Wont. Staatsst9.)
ga d amtlt6en 8eri6ten ,panbers
ten i'm lebten Sabr uon 6eutl6en 9afen
aus: lleber Bremen l29,4 AIS, iiber
6amburs 1os,s2o uno iiber Stettn
1926, sulomnen 24l, ,6e7 Yerionen,
ober rl}no Al, 900 Berionen mebr als
i'm Sabre 1891. Nus benz Nuslanoe
na9 Deutl6lanb suriidgefebrt iino iiber
gcnanute t6dfen I'M 3anfe .bes Sabres
1892 im @ansen 81 752 Yerlonen, oar>
inter $50 Muswan6erer, beuen in 9(mer>
ita bic MISUNDERSTANDING uerweiaert
1purbe.
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aa~ Sc6cr Tarmer iolltc oelt vTort=
l@ritt", ser ieine Snterciien pertritt, bal
ten. @asa
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-25
REQUIESCAT IN PACE
ImpressiV, Funeral Ceremonies at
Hsnlo Park Yesterday.
SENATOR STANFORD'S LIFE
Address by Or. Stebbins-crowds
OF Friends From All Parts OF
CaiIfornia-Long Procession
AT the University.

MEMO PARK, Cal, Juno ~. - The
funeral services OF Senator Leland STAN
ford were held to-day on the grounds OF
Stanford university at Palo Alto. and tho
remains wero placed in the family mauso-
leum. Special trains from San Francisco
arrived here this morning. carrying .
great number of people. The most init.
mate friends Of the late senator were
driven to the university. which is several
miles from Menlo Park. Others were
taken by train to Palo Alto station. which
is near the college grounds.
IL Was o'clock when the funeral pro-
cession left tho Stanford mansion for tho
large quadrangle AZ the university. Tho
employees OF the ranch, numbering l5O
men, acted as an escort. They were fol-
lowed by the clergy aud pall-bearers in
carriages. Then cams the hearse and
line of carriages. In which were members
Of the family and intimate friends OF the
deceased.
As the procession approached the en-.
trance to the quadrangle. the crowd as
sembled ut the gates gave way and then
followed the procession to the platform
which had been erected. The platform
was beautifully decorated with vines and
flowers. Floral tributes from friends were
numerous and some designs were very
elaborate.
The services were simple. Bishop
Nichols read the burial service OF tho
Episcopal church and the choir Of Grace
church, San Francisco, sung several
HYMNS. Rev. DR.. Stebbins, pastor OF tho
First Unitarian church OF San Francisco
delivered the address, reviewing the life
aud the works OF the senator.
A. the conclusion of tho sAddress. the
corte2e proceeded to the mausoleum.
Down tho wide drive and through the
shady roads, the procession passed
until the final resting place Of the dead
was reached. The caske; was enclosed In
n steel covering and then lowered into
the sarcoDbaRus
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sORROWINO ENGLAND.
An Entire Nation Mourns the Loss Of the
III starred Victoria,

An Entire Nation Mourns the Loss Of the
III starred Victoria.
LONDON, June 2l.-lt would be hard to
describe the feeling which prevails in re-
gard to the calamity that has befallen the
country through the loss Of tho battle
ship Victoria and the drowning of 90 many
of her officers and crew. Sorrow for tho
dead and sympathy for the relatives and
friends 10 widespread. In some quarters
indignation is expressed that such an ac-
cident should occur. but as far as known
there 10 no foundation for the feeling.
The lack OF details, caused by the remote
ness Of the scene of the disaster, allows
no expression Of definite opinion. II is
not believed the full story can be obtained
until the arrival st Malta Of the Camper
down or some other vessel conveying sur
yivors from the Victoria.
Crowds of people remained all night be-
fore the admiralty Office In hopes OF get
ting definite information In regard to tho
fate Of those on board the ill.fated ship
Victoria. Al six this morning the list Of
those who was saved was received and
later posted on q bulletin board In front
of the ONCE. When the list was read to
the crowd many touching scenes resulted.
Some, overwrought BY tho strain Of anx.
iety, tainted with JOY when the name Of q
loved one was mentioned among tho
saved. Others were overcome with grief
when the list was completed and the
missing one's name was not mentioned
and swoomed and fell 10 the ground.
Hundreds came in from the provinces TO
get earlier news. A liberal subscription
is being mado for the relatives OF dead
men. The queen subscribed E10O
A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
company from Malta states that the Vic.
toria was cut in two after the barbctte.
Those who lest their lives wore drowned
by being drawn under the water by the
suction caused by the sinking of tho ship.
Vice. admiral Sir George Tryon was
picked up shortly after the foundering Of
his flagship and carried on board the
battleship Edinburgh where hc died shortly
aftcrward. The dispatch vessel Surprise
is expected 10 arrive at Malta tomorrow.
She will carry TO Malta the body Of Ad-
miral Tyron. Tho remainder of the feet
ID due TO arrive at Malta on Monday.
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the great manufactures building was evi.
denced today by an official tour made by
some so distinguished guests under the
lead OF Chief Allison Of that department.
Among those who accompanied him on
this inspection Of the manufactures of all
OF the na,iotss OF the worldswero ex-Presi-
dent Harrison. Governors Mckinley OF
Ohio, Matthews of Indiana. Markham of
California and the worlds fair officials.
Tho Haytien building was formally
opened to-day. Fred Douglass delivered
the Grafton. The Ceylon building was
thrown open to the public to-day without
forinality.
The fact that the great American Derby.
which run almost m the gates to the
White city, drew immense crowds, II
seemed in no wise to diminish the attend
ance at the fair.
knights Templars headquarters were
opened in the second floor of tho banquet
hall to-day. Addresses were made by
George NJ. Moulton. grand senior warden
OF the United States. Jane, +. Shcrwin,
grand senior warden OF Illinois, and
others.
The committee on awards will inset
Monday for the purpose OF dividing aud
classifying the exhibits. preparatory To
making awards. aud to SO, dates for judg-
ing the various articles.
Tho New Hampshire state building will
be dedicated Monday. Brooklyn day will
be celebrated Tuesday and large con.
course Of Brooklyn people will lie present.
The model workingmans cottage, erected
by tho New York board of commissioners.
was informally opened to-day.
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HELD IN BONDS.
Three Jews with Too Ind dustrioas Habits,
In tho Boseman jail.

Three Jews with Too Industries Hsbits.
In tho Bosemsn Jail.
Special Dispatch TO the standard.
BozEMAs. June a. Solomau Price.
Samuel slomwitz and Morris Slomwits,
the Russian Jews who got into serious
difficulty in this county not long ago have
been given . preliminary examination in
Judge McPhcrson's court on the charges
OF grand larceny and malicious mischief.
As has before appeared in the STANDARD,
these Jews troubles arose from too close
intimacy with Ncis kuutson's stump
puller. Yesterday, the attorneys for the
state and the defense argued the matter
before Judge Mcpherson who, on the
charge Of grand larceny. bound the de-
PENDANTS over to the district court in the
sum of 500 each. The court has not yet
rendered decision on the charge OF
malicious mischief. The Butte friends OF
the unlucky Jews win probably bail the
offenders out OF jail. They are making
every effort 10 assis, tho three men and IL
said that they have commenced habeas
corpus proceedings in behalf of the jailed
pcddlers.
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HARVARD WON.
Yale Defeated on noimes Field by the
Crimson Team.

Yale Defeated on noimes Field by the
Crimson Team.
BosTOS. June 2t.-Holmes Field. Cam
bridge, never contained larger and more
enthusiastic crowd than the one which
assembled to witness the ball game be-
tween Harvard and Yale this afternoon.
II required 10 innings TO decide the con-
test. Harvard finally winning by o score
Of 8 TO 2. There were fully lO.00O people
present, including Governor Russell
and many other dignitaries. Tho
game Was pitchers baltic from
start TO finish and Il Is hard
to determine which did tho better work
Highlands or Carter. Yale played sharp
fielding game aud so did Harvard. hut tho
poor work Of Mason behind the hat dis
couraged tho crimson players. Up to tho
last inning Beall covered second base for
Yale in q superb manner, but In the tenth
no made fatal slip aud throw which lot
In Upton with tho winning run. Score:
Harvard -...----. q q q o o % o Ia
Yale. 80. ..-...-.... 90 . " o o 0-2
BHettries- Highlands and Mason, Carter and
kensie.
Umpire-Bond.
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FOR IRELAND'S SAKE
Eloquent Appeal Of the ParnsllitG to
Irish. Americans
A GREAT CRISIS REACHED
Urlosa Assistance In Rendered the
Nationality OF Ireland is Loaf
Motive For the Re-
quest.

LONDON, June 2A.-The lsslers Of tho
Parnellite section OF the Irish parliament
ary party have issued an appeal to the
Irish people In America: ITO enlist your
sympathy in the cndsavor TO save from
shipwreck the movement on which tho
future OF our common country and tho
hope of her children largely depend"
The appeal continues: "The surrender
of Parncli In obedience to English dicta-
tion was followed by warfare IN ireland
against everybody refusing 10 participate
IN the betrayal. We observe with pain
that. even In your ranks. English infiu-
ence has asserted its sway and Irish
Americans who formerly prided thsm.
selves on their nationality now deem IL
better to do humble duty as the Irish tail
TO the Euglish party. They are do
mating funds to help tho reaction
ers in Ireland aud endeasor TO do
ihem service by spreading calumnies
regarding us. The statement that the
american fund 10 intended for the use Of
both sections OF tho irish representatives
10 untrue. for tho funds raised by tho Ma
tional Federation have been employed in
forcing US To expensive contests. Our at
titude on the homo rule bill. which it was
stated that wc aro opposed to. has been
one Of constant vigilance to amend its
provisions and to extend its scope. Our
opponents have been silent while rostric-
tion after restriction has been grated on
the bill. Now the time has como. The
prime minister has announced that he in.
tends to withhold from Ireland, for six
years after the passage OF the bill, the
power Of imposing, controlling or interfer-
ing with her own taxes. They are to be
regulated by the imperial authority. Ire
land is to be compelled 10 contribute
one-third of her whole revenue tow
ard the imperial charges, in ad-
dition to possible war tax.
These facts make Il clear that II the home
rule bill is to be carried il must be rem
dered worthy OF acceptance by the Irish
and the fight for the nationality, both Of
Ireland and the parliament. must be sus-
tanned with vigor. We commit to you the
solemn duty Of donating your share of
the work IN which we are engaged. We
appeal to you in this great crisis, that Is
more dangerous than any that has hereto
fore threatened the national life OF Ire
land within our memory"
The appeal 10 signed by John z. Red
mond, Timothy Harrington and Joseph
+. Kenny.
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DOWNING THE SOCIALISTS.
All the other Parties Combined Against
Th-m-Goverunnsnt NJ syority.

All the Other Parties Combined AZatust
Them Government Majority.
BERLIN. Juno I.--The progress Of to-
days bye-eleciions appears 10 support tho
governments calculation that the nc.
balloiing will give il % seats. Tho govern
ment will thus bave in tho new reichstae
1s9 votes out Of 3y1. bare majority of
one vote. II il not much to rejoice over.
yet the government organs express con.
tent with the result of the voting. In tho
Berlin second district to-day. the united
strength Of three parties was not sufficient
to defeat Herr Fischer, the candidate OF
the socialist democrats. In tho first Berlin
district, DIR. Lengerhaus. u Richterist,
that party or faction.
The speech of Emperor William, open.
ing the session of the reichstag. is awaited
with much anxiety, as the report widens
that his language will menace the re-
striction OF suffrage. In an interview to-
day. o prominent minister said that tho
government neither anticipated the
further dissolution of tho reichstag nor
any encroachment on suffrage.
Chancellor Won Caprivi. DIR. Miguel. Dr.
Stephan aud other political notablcs voted
for Lengerhaus to-day. With this decisive
example before them, Of ministers ac-
tually supporting an opponent Of the bill
rather than allow the socialists TO
triumph, tho adhesion Of the electors to
government candidates, where they were
opposed by socialists, become secured.
Herr Richter will probably be retired from
the leadership Of tho freisinnige party.
Tho party organs demand his resignation.
as they hold him responsible for the ca.
tinction of tho party.
II Is now stated that the engagement OF
the Princess Alice of Hesse to the czar-
ewitch is definitely settled.
Tho result OF the second ballot In -
constituencies was known ut midnight,
with these additions to the list OF candi
dates elected on June Is and the strength
of parties SO far as known: Clericals, az;
socialist-democrats. "A; conservatives and
aararians, b3; national liberals. ~; rad
ical unionists, Il; Poles. II; free
conservatives, IA; government cler-
icals, IL; South German demo-
Gratis, s.; Aisatians, z; Richter rad.
icals, II; anti-Semites, b; Gueiphs. Il;
Danes, I; Bavarian Peasants' league. I; |;
Bavsrian particularis,s, 1. or those dep
uties, 1is were counted with the opposi-
ton and 139 with the government. Tho
main features Of yesterdays elections
were the Wrestling OF Essen from the cler-
icals by "Cannon King Krupp. tho re-
tircment of Prof. Rudolph virchow to pri-
vate life at the end Of his thirteenth year
in the reichstaR, tho defeat of Max
BroHmel, leader OF the dissident radicals
by the socialists in Settin, and the elec-
ton of Eugene Richter, leader Of the rem
nants Of the opposition radical party.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-06-25
GREAT TRiRULATIONS.
Continued Trials OF Dairy man Eietson
Mt Missouia.

COnttnued Trtats OF Datry man tIefeon
Mt Missouis.
Special Dispatch to tho standard.
MIssorLA, June 3i.-That a mans trou-
bles never come sinRly is well insianced
in the case of c. &. Eletson, the soutbside
slairyman, whose arrest for forgery was
chroniclcd exclusively in yesterdays
STANDARD. Mr.. Eletson has been called
upon to-day to again give bonds for his
appearance on another charge of forgery,
also preferred by his partner in inatrimon.
ial affairs. Lottic G. Eletson.
The accused man was seen to-day by a
STANDARD reporter, and claims that these
charges, as well as other family difilcul.
conspiracy entcrod into between Mrs.
Eletson aud her nephew. q young man
named Will Humble, who but recently ar
rived in Missouia from Cheyenne. ut
which place. according to advces received
from Chief Of Police jeff Carr, he enjoyed
most unsavory reputation, to force him
into taking this young man into partner
ship with him. Eletson declined tho as
sistaucs of Humble In his business affairs,
aud an all around family disturbance was
tho consequence. Mrs. E,e,son brought
suit for divorce aud her husband
retalia,cd by having tho young nephew
arrested rs n vagrant. ON which charge no
will be tried before Judge Logan on Mon
day next.
Mr.. Eletson insists that the charges Of
forgery. preferred agains; him by his bet-
ter half, arc entirely without foundation
and that he Is In q position to prove be-
yond any doubt that he has never attached
his wife's signature to any instrument
withou, first having obtained her consent
to do so.