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siguen eontinuameilts yegandn sst Usgl.
taI muChos forsBtarOs de Ia IaIa, con motive de
laa fsstas de : Exposici6n Por snta csusa Se
meta baatAnte spimaci6n en- esta Oapital
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MATT BYRNES is LAME
That's The Distressing Story That
Chicago Sends 0ut
GRADY'S CHANCES TO WIN
At the Last Moment the Aspect OF
the American Derby Field Has
Been Radically Changed
Domino Out Of IL, Too.

CHICAGO, June I9.-At almost the e!ev-
enth hour the aspect Of tho American
Derby field has been radically changed.
Matt Byrnes, the 49,, 200 son Of Hampton,
heavily backed by his owner, Marcus DAILY.
TO win tho Washington Park classic, is
reported suddenly gone lame. The colt
Is said 10 have stepped on pebble at Je-
rome park and split his hoof.
Men who know the owner, Marcus Daily,
and Trainer Byrnos, were no, slow TO COM
pute that all the other eligibles TO the
American Derby had little show with Matt
Byrnes and Senator Grady in the list Of
starters.
But to-day, when IL was announced that
Senator Grady was en- route TO Chicago
without his stable mate, Matt Byrnes, or
even Days other Derby venture, Sam Lu-
cas-, new turn Of possibilities was given
to the wheel OF chance. The excitement
was intensified by tho rumor that James
II. Kccne would not send Domino. and
would probably depend on Hornpipe or
FL TELEGRAPH.
Tho fear of the great colt, Senator
Grady, the primo favorite for the Derby,
is much lesscued. Without Midgley or
Matt Byrnes to help Senator Grady out in
a possible contingency. Snapper Garrison
has an opportunity to reassort his record
for "generalship."
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At Nforris Park.

NEW YORK, June ls.-It was getaway
day at Morris Park and the rich Eclipse
stakes for 2-year-olds, and the Belmont
stakes for 3-year-olds were the attractions.
Five furlongs-Rubicon won, Lustre
second. Will Fonso third; time, l:00h.
Eight and one-half furlongs-Don Alonlo
won, Ornus second, Setauket third; time,
1:isa4. The Great Eclipse stakes, six fur
longs s-Connesseur won, Sir Gallahad sec.
ond, Utica third; time. 1 is. Belmont
stakes, nine furlougs-Henry Of Navarro
won, Prig second, Assignee third; time,
1:56H. Five and one-half furlongs-Cock-
ade won, Windgalc second, Spaldemore
third; time, l:09. One mile-Gold Dollar
won, Cicmentine second, Melody third;
time. ;i6. Match race. five furlongs-
Stonenell won, Correction second; time,
0:59.
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WEED WASN'T THERE.
Hut MsJsr Camp Entertained tho Young
Republicans.

Republicans.
Butte, June l9.-The Young Mems Re-
publican club held fairly well attended
meeting at Caplice hall tonight. Ii was
expected that L. ID. Weed would be pres
ent and deliver an address, but he failed
to show up and Major Camp was the only
speaker of the evening. He delivered one
of his entertaining addresses, which was
hberally mterspersed with funny stories
In lieu of argument. The major conceded
that the democratic party is composed OF
as honest men as the republican, but that
Il was misflt-did not tit the nineteenth
century. The major then talked of what
the republicans did "a years ago. Turning
his attention to the tariff he said that
America was not only the land of the free
and tho home of the brave, but the coun-
try Of good wages, which he attributed TO
the high protective policy OF the republi-
can party. He said that 26) people starved
10 death during the past year.
The major believed that John Sherman
Is commencing to see the free silver light
and he was proud to he from the same
state, ONO. The chairman reported that
letters OF inquiry had been received from
recently organized Young Mems Repub-
lIcan clubs in BoEeman aud Dillon.
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CAPTAIN SUMNER BLAMED.
The Naval onioers Think He Didn't Al.
tend to His job,

Tend to His job,
WASHINGTON, June i9.-Secrstary Her.
bert has written the following letter 10
Captain George w. Sumner, commanding
tho Columbia, In regard to the grounding
Of that vessel:
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Washington, juno
Is. lssi.-Sir: I transmit herewith, for
your information, a copy of the findings
and the opinion OF tho court Of inquiry
which convened at the navy yard, League
Island, on the 81 h instant, in pursuance OF
the departmont's order. for the purposo of
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GOING BACK TO WORK.
But the Coal strikers Are Not Giving Up
Very Fast.

Nfor p.x- n y.> 20 Thu
S.n.,a.,., a,",s,s, ~. a.. go - c,,.,d.
er, h,a a'.us. vas VIC s...,,, =,
80 -. en, ~ - y" .,,ns
a.. -. a. .,, " .on.r
w.rs ,hs ,nan nn, % .,prs 70 ,.v IN. vn,er
Iina into ,ho Ia. ,ha, ,ho .,r,kIno .lays
.voonsd do,,n !. nd droyo the sev IDENTITIES
and worr No. III. che " h.tora rho Wind.
Tha ,,hi.. -. ,nrn.a ,b,s ,f,ar,oon
han Sh.r,g Norann .,n.. r.d nm the
.,.na .,i,h ao n,o.. an,r,,s Wh., ,hs ~.
t,c.rs ch,,,od ,h. fore;.ns,. broL, and
O.d q, ay.r,, a,r.o,,on worL ,iII n. re.
ahmed IN IN. mornIny.
PrrrsnuRo. lime I9.-Ten mora coal
works in thi. district resumed to-day uu-
der the Columbus Agreement. among them
one in the thick vein region where the op-
orators refused to nav moro than So cents
ner ion. A, Manown the miners decided
10 90 10 work when tho nop.unlou men
were dismissed. Tho Generators refused
10 discharge them.
SoorTpAIE. pa. June 1e.-While the
old mon are still holding out in the coke
region. the importation of negroes is grad
ualIv breakipg the .,r,le- MANY Shvs
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McNeiIls Heavy Task.

OMAHA, June l9.-To-day 1t was an
nounced ut the Union Pacific hoadquar-
tiers that one of the first problems which
McNeill will have to solve will be the re-
pairs to tho road between umstilla and
Portland, distance of 1877 miles, which
has been seriously damaged by the recent
high waters in the Columbia. II is thought
the receivers first action will be to issue
receivers certificates for the system,
which, II is estimated, will reach from
81 ,Oo0, 600 TO 100000 these certificates
becoming first lien on the property.
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The Grand Lodge at Atlantic City 10
Doing Pretty Well.
ATLANTIC, n. j., juno l9.-The grand
lodge of Elks convened in the Academy Of
Music to-day with Grand Esteemed Lead-
ing knight William 5. Myers of Philadel.
phia, rs presiding officer. Delegates arc
here representing lodges in % cities. Tho
grand exalted ruler OF tho grand lodge,
Apperly, and Secretary Allen c. Myers,
who were active in tho rival meeting at
jamestown, n. Y, are on their way hero
with many other delegates.
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ABORiCiNE WON.
The Ascot stakes Easily Picked Up ny
Tayior's Colt.


LONDON, June l9.-At Ascot Heath to-
day, the Ascot stakes, distance about two
miles, was won by Taylor, jr.'s Aborigine;
Sir Il. Jardine's Red Ensign second. Fer
the third place there was dead heat be-
tween NJ. Il. Lebandy's Qailon and 7.
Wadlow's Spindle Log.
The betting as the horses went TO tho
post was 100 to L. against Aborigine, 100
TO IL against Red Ensign, 8 to against
Spindle Legs. Lord Elsmere's Ingle led
until tho straight was reached, when Low
theirs Hounds Ditch went ahead; but Red
Ensign and Aborigine quickly passed
Hounds Ditch. Aboriginc won by two
lengths and a half from Red Ensign, Spin
die Legs being given third place.
The Prince of Wales stake for 3-year-
old colts over the new course, about mile
and Ave furlongs, was won by Henry Mil
ncr's Contract; Lord Bradford's brown
colt. Beighterton, second. Douglas Baird s
bay colt, Lampronius, third.
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AS TO the CROPS.
Tho Past Week Has Been In . General
Way Favorable.

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-The weather
bureau. in its report of the weather and
crops for the week ending June IS, says !:
It has been much warmer than usual from
New England westward over the lake re-
gion. the Ohio and Mississippi valleys and
the Dakotas. About the normal tempera-
ture prevailed from New York southwark.
Il was cooler than usual throughout tho
Rocky mountains and the plateau dis
iricts and over the greater portion Of tho
Pacific coast states.
More than the usual amount OF
rain fell in Texas and the
greater portions of Kansas, Nebraska,
Wisconsin and New York. Small areas
Of excessive rains were also reported in
South Dakota. The drought previously
reported in the northwestern states has
been broken by the recent rains, but tho
small grain crops have been permanently
injured. Light showers occurred in north
ern California, Oregon and Montana, and
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COLONEL WHEELER VERY ILL.
The Latest Gossip From the Temporary
Capital.

Capital
Special Dispatch TO the standard.
HELENA, June l9.-The Montana Hotel
association holds its first annual session
in Helena tonight. THIS association was
organized few months ago Mt Butte, the
officers being L. A. Walker of Helena,
president; J. ]. Kelley Of Great Falls, vice
president; II. /. Wilson of Butte, secre-
tary, and W. n. Aylesworth Of Deer Lodge,
treasurer. TIE convention will meet at
tho Helena hotel, where arrangements
have been made by the local hotel propri.
etors to give the visitors hearty well
come.
Col. W. T. Wheeler, librarian of tho
State Historical society aud formerly
United States marshal in territorial days.
is very low with pneumonia. He is nearly
20 years old.
Arrangements for opening the Hotel
Broadwater have been completed. Messrs.
Tibbetts and Horst will be tho hosts. II
is expected to have the hotel IN readiness
for guests next week and opening day will
probably be on the 2sth.
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OSNES MUST HANG.
Governor Richards Refuses to Commute
Hi. Seutencs.

His Sentence.
Special Dispatch to the STANDARD.
HELENA. June ia telegram from the
department of state TO Governor Richards
was received to-day asking, OH the behalf
OF the Swedish and Norwegian minister,
who states that therc arc extenuating cir.
cumstances, that the governor commute
the sentence of John II. Osnes, under
sentence to be hanged at Fort Benton on
Juno - TO life Imprisonment.
The governor answered that tho crime
was one Of the most Gtrocious in the his
tory Of the state; that no eXteuuaiing cir
cumstanccs had as yet appeared and that
on a proper showing he would grant re.
spite but could not commute tho sentence
in the face of the evidence.
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CLUBBED BACK TO PRISON.
Wsalsrs at Omaha Make an Unsuccessfu
Break for Liberty.

Break for Liberty.
OMAHA, June IA break for liberty
occurred among the Fort Sidney wealers
at o'clock this afternoon. According to
q prearranged plan the deputies who were
sent among the prisoners to gather the
cooking utensils were overpowered and o
rush was madc for the doors but Captain
Cormack had his mon on tho spot In mo-
ment and the Coxeyites were subdued.
Winchesters pointed at their breasts
drove the f1ght out Of them. Several were
badly clubbed. The rinRleaders have been
placed in the guard house.
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VALUABLE HORSES KILLED.
In Wreck On tho Chicago Great
wesetn Road.

wes'etn Road.
CHICAGO. June l9.-In q wreck on the
Chicago Great Western road at Stilman
Valley four stable boys were badly hurt,
nine horses killed aud seven injured.
Following is a list of the persons In.
jured:
John Lahcy, severely, ribs broken.
Thomas Wynn. right side bruised.
H.F. Christie. right leg badly bruised.
John Riley. bruised and burned.
Probably the best horses in the car were
Oakwood and Wightmau, owned by James
Gushing.
Tho drawbar on one ear pulled out and
falling on the track derailed several cars
and turned the one containing the horses
over on its side.
The horses killed were: Mary Dalsyrian,
Little Fred, Monga, Twilight, Indigo. Pan
Handle and AEarat. The loss is estimated
al $4,000
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hit By a Door and Killed.

OMAHA, June l9.-A special from Chad
ron. Neb., to the Rec says: AZ: 30 o'clock
this afternoon n terrific wind storm broke
upon the city, resulting In much damage
to property and one fatality. John L.
Tenzer, lumberman, was instantly
killed by door flying from its hinges and
hitting him in tho head.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-06-20
.BRUTES and RASCALS
A Horribls Tale OF MutiDy and Crime
at Sea.
lNFAMY AS A FINE ART
The Bark lnvernie Yesterday
Brought Into Port q Number Of
Promising Candidates for
O Collar OF Hemp.

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Captain Wilcox gave the following ac-
count of the troubles on board his ship.
"While the ship was lying at New Castle,
n. S. W.. my vito suggested that she come
10 San Francisco on the Mariposa and |
Join her on my arrival. Accordingly
wrote my brother In Tacoma to meet her.
Before sailing time, however, Armitage
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SILL'S SIDE OF 1T.
He Tells All About Those Armor Plate
Frauds,

Frauds.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-Informer Sill
to-day resumed his general narrative to
the congressional investigation committee
Of the armor plate frauds in the Carnegie
works. His Identification Of specific fal-
sitication in the reports presents a start
ling array Of Irregularities. Sill identified
Superintendent Cline's handwriting in fall
siilod reports and said w. l.. Corris and
c. L. Craig could identify the writing. Sill
denied General Superintendent Schwab's
allegation that C few discontented work.
men conspired to injure the company. He
refuted Schwab's statement that the in
formers were men who had come in during
the big strike in the hope Of getting
enormous wages. Sill said he was en-
ployed in the Carnegie works before the
strike and did not go out.
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States district judge against the Northern
Commercial company TO recover sl32 ,0co
for the last years rent and the premium
on sealskins, due the government from
tho company. The action Is taken by
mutual consent Of tho contending parties.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-06-20

MILWAUKEE, June 1o.-The national
convention of travelling men is in session
hero to-day. President Kohn of the Wis
consin division called the convention TO
order and extended welcome 10 the WIS.,
ting delegates. President Lee re-
spouded.
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They Agree 20 Quarrel.

wAsHINGToN. June l9.-Attorney Gem
eral Olney has instructed Acting United
States District Attorney Platt Of the
southern district of New York to institute
suit in that district before the United
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BILLY WILL BE A LORD.

Harcourt to BE Degraded to the
Pcerage.
LONDON. June l9.-Sir William Harcourt
will retire from the lower house at tho
close of the present session and be ele-
waited to the house of lords. The choice
of successor TO Sir William for liberal
leader seems to be between Henry Camp
bell Bannerman, Henry Asquith and John
Morley.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-06-20

WASHINGTON. June l9.-Tho house com.
mittee on military affairs has agreed to
favorably report tho bill introduced by
Representative Henderson, to buy parts
Of the Shiloh battle grounds for national
park at an expense Of SljO,OcO.
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Two Peon-c KIIIrh.

RAYMoSp, ILL.,, June i9.-James D. Sew
ard and wife we're thrown from carriage
by their horses running away and both
yerc killed.
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BUD WAS A BAD ONE.
But He Il Safe From Harm at

WICHITA, Kan, juno 19.-Bud Smith. q
noted desperate, was killed this morning
at Watonga, o. T.. by the sheriff and a
posse. Upon seeing him trying to escape,
tho sheriff took aim from the saddle OF
his horse and brought the desperate down
at the first shot. Smith was Texas cow
boy who has boen identified with the Dali
ton Danp.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-06-20
ESTEE HAS A SURE THING.
That's the Way It Looked Yesterday to
the CalIforniAua

tno SaIIOrniaub
SACRAMENTO, CAL, June l9.-The repub-
lican state convention assembled here to-
day. The convention is the largest in the
history of the state, being composed Of si5
delegates. George A. Knight of San Fran
cisco was elected temporary chairman.
The convention adjourned until to-mor.
row morning. To-day it looks as If NJ. NJ.
Estee had o sure thing on the nomination
for governor.
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HAGAN SENTENCED.

He Got Seven Years in New York's State
Pen.
NEW YORK, June l9.-August c. Hagan,
late cashier of the American Exchange
National bank, and c. L. Barthol omew, a
depositor. who embezzled $4,000 from the
institution, were sentenced to-day to seven
and five years in the peni,entiary, re.
snectiyely
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STRUCK AN ICEBERG.

Nearly . foors of People Drowned OF
st. Johns.
ST. JOHNS, n. B., Juno ia fishing
craft, proceeding for Labrador, collided
with an iceberg aud sank, carrying down
Is or II people. Sixty persons were
aboard. The remainder escaped.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-06-20
Baseball Yesterday.

At Boston-s; Baltimore. Is.
AT washington-9; Brooklyn, II.
At New Iork-Philadelphia game post
poned; rain.
AT ST. Louis-2; Cincinnati, B.
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beg. Pardon.

ANTWERP. June l9.-The military Cover.
nor apologized to Admiral Erben for tho
oversight of tho authorities in not replying
TO the salute Of the United States cruiser
Chicago.
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the crops on the Pacific coast were i'm
proved, but sunshine and dry weather are
needed in tho flooded regions Of Oregon.
Generally the week has been especially
favorable to corn throughout the central
valleys.
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T,r,l VIII Ride Ramapo.

NEW YoEK, June i9.-GIdeon to-day Of
fered Garrison 500 10 allow Taral 10 ride
Ramnpo in the Suburban and the offer
was accepted.
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They're Coming From Helena, Too.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, June io.-About thirty men,
bers of tho Helena Merchants q Manu-.
factufers' association leave here to-mor.
row upon the invitation OF similar
organization in Butte to participate in a
picnic at Anaconda.
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DREW THE COLOR LINE.
Tho A. Il. U. Won't Accept Negroes as
Members

CHICAGO, June l9.-The American Rail-
way union delegates to-day defeated tho
proposition TO admit negroes 10 the organ
ization by q vote of ll3 TO l01.
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NEW YORK, June lS.--One million FIVE
hundred thousand dollars IN gold have
been ordered for shipment tomorrow.
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To-DAy'- Weather.

WASHINGTON, June l9.-For Montana:
Generally fair; probably slightly cooler IN
the southeast portions.
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GROVER Is BETTER.

HIS Trip to the swamps Hciped
Him
WASHINGTON. June i9.-Tho president
has returned from his trip down tho bay.
Mr.. Cleveland is benefited very much
from his trip. il was stated by Mr.. Thur
ber that the president had no recurrence
of his complaint and felt perfectly re-
stored TO health.
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THE NEWS NJ BRi EF.
Il ~ Jennings Gathered From All Parts OF
the country and Photographed.

Il openings Gathered From All Parts of
the Country and Photographed.
Gen. +. Burd Grubb has been made
governor of the Society of Colonial
Wars Of the state New Jersey.
Burglars blew open the safe in the
coal office of Charles O'Neil. at Pater-
SON, y. J.. Tuesday night and got 20
cents.
1t is calculated that a gang of swim
dlers has defrauded Northwestern
banks of Se5, 600 during April by raising
drafts.
Three horses and four wagons were
burned in i~ncendiary fires on the Tn
derhill and Lyons farms, near Newark,
y. j., Monday.
Printer George Rose was lynched at
Emporia, Kan, early Sunday morning.
for the murder of Assistant Postmaster
Karl kuhl. of Cottonwood Falls.
The third biennial meeting of the
JEWS Publication society of America
was held at Philadelphia. Penn, Tues
day, with Oscar S. Straus, Of this city,
dresiding.
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WASHINGTON IN BRIEF.
The Work of a day in Both OF the Congress-
ionai Branches.

The Work of a day in Both OF the Congress
ionai Branches.
WAsHINGTON, May '6.-Yesterday
the house was devoted to the considera,
ton Of business relating to the District
Of Columbia Of local interest only.
The tariff bill was taken up at noon
yesterday, and several clauses in the
chemical schedule amended and passed.
Thirty-nine cases went off the docket
Of United States Supreme court yes
terday as the result of of a session of
two and a half hours.
The resolutions OF the members OF
the members of the cotton exchange
favoring an international exhibition at
Atlanta, Ga, in September. 1895, were
presented in the senate yesterday by
Mr.. Harris, Democrat, Of Tennessee,
and referred to the committee on com
merce.
The senate bill to regulate enlist
ments in the army of the United States
was taken from the calendar and passed
yesterday in the senate. 1t repeats 50
mnch of the army appropriation bill for
the present year as provides that nc
private shall be re-enlisted who had
served 10 years or more and who is over
30 years Of age, except such as have
already served as enlisted men for 2O
ears or upwards.