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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
PEoPLE's DENTAL PARLoRs

~schowaJcie TO ps przyszlosc. Stare piytki reperujemy
DIT Q. Graham, prezes; DR.. q. W. Lawrence, Earza6
ca. Odwfedzcie mas.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
POLSKI

sKkAD r UmIRN
po najtahssej Genie.
4araOORnv Pow0Ev
do ~pogrzebow. Wynsjmujs tskts DO
wozy ma wesels, bale | przejstdzki U.
ssugs skors, q ceny umisrkowsna q
isskswe wzgledy uprsszs rodskow.
g. +. MALICHI,
Isl ". I7TH STR. CHI
TELEEOr eO7s.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
OgfOszenie.

KAtDI, kto p~otrsebuje i~nformsoyi " die
II dzinie ogloszeh, najlepiej sobfe postapL
gdy kupi egsemplsrs Book for Advertiser
sawierajaoa 1888 ~stronnlc. Cena jedneeo do
lara Wysyfa sic pocxtA "a odebraniem male
fytotci. Zawiera spis Ecbrany skuratnis =
American Newspaper Directory wszystkich
najlepsxych pism, podaje liozbe ich sbonsn.
TOW l wsselkie dane tycsace sic ceny r6znych
ogfoszeh bimesovych. Address RowelPs Ad-
vertising Bureau, 10 Spruoe ST., New York.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
Ksiazki Kwitowe

Ola uaytku Grup Zwiszkowycb
2 odpowiedniemi rubrykami dc
kwitowania wnoszonych opiat, wy
starczajaoe ma lat dziesiec, dc
sprzedsnia " Redakcyi ,,Zgody",
Oena egzemplsrzs 10 cent6w.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
OKoLNIK.
Wydziaf wykOnawczy
ZwIAzXU WYCHoDzTwA PoIsKIEGo
do Towarzystw, Grup i pojedyhczych
ozionkow Zwis1ku.

ozlonkow Zwia.ku.
Obywatele!
Powoiani zaufaniem Waszem do Wv.
dziaiu Wykonswczego Zwiazku w. P,
odwoislisny sic W q Iezwie dnia 81
styosnia 1894 T. do Wsszego poparois
pomocy.
Pierwszym w%arunkiem pomyslnego
biegu sPraw zwiazkowych jest uregulo.
wanie kwestyi wewnetrznyoh zwiazku
oraz stosunku Towarzystw, grup i po-
jedyhczych czionk6w do Wydziatu Wy.
konawczego.
w mysl tego wzywamy wszystkie
Towarzystwa Grupy zwiszkowe
y DO przesianis W nsjkr6tszym GA.
sic d~okiadnych list swych czionk6w;
y do uregulowsnis sxiadek prIypa.
dsjscych, ma mocy Ustswy, Kasle cen-
t~ralnej Nv. w. P;
y do gfosowania W sprswie wyboru
Kontrolera Sksrbu Mar. z ramisnia wv.
w. P. propouujac W lynn celu OBJ.
Zygmuuta Balickiego.
Polecsmy je~dnoczesnie ,Towsrzy-
stwom i Grupom Wv. piecze o rozw6j
Zwiszk6w okregowych tam gdzie one
istnieja zakiadanie zss ioh " m~iejsco
woscisch, pozba wionych tyoh organizs-
cyi.
Niemniej gorsco prosimy wszystkicb
zwiszkowych o rozpowszecbnienie wy.
dswDictw krsjowych ~ DOLBY dzisiej.
szej".
w obec zbliasjscej sic 100 ~lstuiej
rocznicy Powstania Kosoiuszkowskiego,
Wydzisi Wykonswczy podsje m, 81
urzsdzenis jsdnego vielkiego Obchodu
" Szwsjcsryi, ma ktory zsproszenia
P6zoiej ~rozesiane zosSsns, pclscs zas
Towsrzystwom ma Enigrscyi urzsdza.
ME ~miejscowyoh ~obchod6w, / jesli mo.
ana, wyslsnie delegatow do Szwsjcsryi,
sby pierwsze powstsnie polskie uczczo.
nem zostsfo tax, jsk ns to zasluguje je
60 wodz, ci 90 wrsz z MIN dzislali, /
mysl jsks przewodniozyis.
Czesc / pozdrowienie.
PAHYl, d. 10 Lutego 1894 T.
Preres DR.. H. Gierszyhski.
Ousryille [Enre.et Lori
Sksrbnik DIR. s. Klecxkowski.
Grand Fresnoy (Oise).
Sekrstsrz DIR. K. Jsnowioz.
(Psry.).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
q zie m i Ell
II pod MOskala.

- ,,Now. Wr." donosi, Ae general.
gubernator kijowski wystapil do wladz
z Projektem ograniczenia praw ayd6w
do udziaiuw towarzystwach akoyjnych,
ktorych dziafslnosc ma zwiazek z VIA.
DAMIEN nieruchomoscis ziemsks, 20 "a
obrebem miast i miasteczek kraju polu-
dniowo.zaehodniego. Projektodawcs
Poczytuje "a konie,zne czasowe przepi
~ Przeciwko aydom zroku 1882 ogiosic
q stale.
- Kuratorys okregu naukowego
warszawskiego otrzymata oyrkularz mi
nisteryum oswieceuia, wykazujscy ko-
rzysci, jake przynissd mote luduosci
wiejskiej wprowadzenie " szkolsch po.
czatto"ych obowisrkowego wykiadu:
ssdownictwa, og~rodowniotws i pszcze
lsrstwa, oraz zorganizowanie kurs6w
staiyoh. ~msjscych IA cslu przygotows
ME nsuczycieli do wykiad6w powy..
sZycn Przedmlot0w.
- Nadeszly do Warszswy blitsze
szczegofy W poruszonej W gaownym "a
rLsdzie kolei skarbowych sprswie bu.
dowy wsp6lnego dworcs ola kolei pc
tersbursko w~arszawskiej i w~arszawsko-
tsrespolskiej, stanowiacyoh dsisisj VIA
snose skarbowa. Dworieo ten bezwa
runkowo ma stanat ma lewym brzegu
W,sfy, t. j. Pc stronie wsrszawskiej, o
Pomiesci zarazen niektore wsp6lue ola
obu linij biurs, jakis po uplywie roku,
re wzglsdu ma oszorednosci, zorgani.o
wane by6 maja. Do kosztow budowy
tskiego dworca przyiaczy sic zarrsd
kolei nadwislahskiej, ktoryby skorzystal
z niego W m~iejsce dotyohczasowej sta.
Cyl Pasazerskiej, kt6rs istnieje, ze
w1glsdu ma poioz snie pod oytadela, tyl.
ko wsrunkowo, ma mocy czssowego ze.
zwolenia. Mo.liws Jest tax.s kombi.
nscys Po'aczenia wszystkich dworc6w,
Przez utycie " tym osIu dzisiejszego
dworca wiedehskiego, pc odpowiedniej
przebudowie.
- Donosza nam: nPomimo obaw
pred surowcscis oststuich obostrzs6
Prawnych przeciw liohwie. ia ostatuls
kwitnie j~eszcze W L ,dzi, zapuszczsjsc
W korzenie przewsanie W sfsrach uboa-
sEyoh ba~weinianego grodu. sledrac jej
przedstawicieli, Policya l6dzka rag 20
raz wpada ma ich SHADY i odkrywa W IA
uikowych dzielnieach siedlisso ohydne-
60 rzemiosls. Operujsca W warstwach
ubozszych lichwa przybiers nsjczssoiej
forms pokstnego ,lombsri kt6ry
nierIadko pod t. egids kryie zwykie
Psserstwo przedmict5w kradzionych, o
ktore W kodzi nistrudno. Oto diva
swiete fakty. w tych dniach prey uI.
L'Powej policys wykryia lombard po-
kstny wiasciciels douu Diesmana. Je.
gomos6 6w przyjmowsl W zastaw pred
mioty Ia ikromny procent 5 kop. cd
rubls ma tydzieh, co wynosi COS okolo
26O Proc.!! Prey rewizyi miesrksnis
znslsziono formslny sktsd przeduiotow
wartosciowycb, ktors naturslnie opie-
ozetowano / czcigodnego wissciciels do
mu oddano pod sad. Dfogi lombard
tego rodzaju odkryto W dzielnicy sta.
romiejskiej, gdzie jednsk 1~nsleziono
mnostwo praedmiotow kradriony c b,mis-
dzy innemi csiy worek zegarkow.
Okszuje sic, il byio to wissciwie siedli-
sko pasera. Sledztwo W toku.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
,POznah", Wisconsin.

Kupisem wielks farms blisko Z 1000
aksow cd Sterling Kompsnii 1 rozdrie-
lifem j. ns czsfci po 40 80 ARROW, kaa.
ds zdstns ma made gospodsrstwo. Zie-
mis- Ia jest zsrsz obok ~missteczka Pox-
nan, Wis. ! ns ksadej fsrmie Jest dobrv
dom m~iesskslny, . ns niekt6rych 50 tai.
ae stsJnie Q. Z. G. P~smietajoie, ae pre-
szio 2OO polskich fsmilii zskuplo zie-
Die " tel Okolicy " przecisgu ostatnioh
D lst ! msjs sw6j isdny zosci6t ftp.
Jeteli prsgniesz miec isdns f.rme 3
domem tip, to chwytsj To sposobnos6.
Mote jut nigdy ME trs6 sic Known TAXA
~sPosobnose zakupienis ziemi DO tax
nizkiej Genie. Opr6cz tyoh farm nam
do sprzedsnis blIsko 10000 skr0v dxi.
kiej ziemi z~srosiej isdnem twarden
drzewem, kt6rs sprzedsjs cd 3 do 8 doll
"a akier. Piszoie 20 ksisaki, mspy it'd.
opisujace to ziemie.
K. ROSHOLT,
Eau Claire, Wioonsip.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
Ny z PUBLIczNosCn
A PuBLICZNOSC MANI
BEE GAZU, BoLU,
zRBY PLYTKAMIiBKz PBfTKK.
The Peoples Dental Parlors

S3 STATE bTH. 0 HARRISON.
Jest3edyna i.stytucya " miescie incorporowsna DO
oiuE 2fsw stsnowycn msjSea ms eeIu promocys
Rrskty : wv ~ ws1is zsO6w x BoLU 20 CENko
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
sfawny OIejek Reumatyczny.
P~ROCHOwICZA.

Lekarstwo M reumstyzm, patento.
wsne IL Kwietnis 1883 r. Jest to DO
moo ns wszystkie bolesci re~umstyczne
" rsmionsoh, iokcisch, kolsnsch, "
ogole we wszystkich zgieciach rsk
n6g, leczy tskae boil gioWy zwsuy neu.
slgis.
Butelk. z ~do.sczonym prsepisem u.
ayois kosztuje dollar jeden,
Nsby, rctns u
Leonardo T1chockiego,
Is Ossver Str. Chiosoo. IIl..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-06-30

BUTTE, Juno GA special train left
Butte At Z i5 o'clock this morning over
the Northern Pacific limo for Bozcman.
Livingston and Billings. Tho train did
not have any Pullman car attached. but
consisted of three handcars loaded down
with three days STANDARDS bound for
Eastern Montana, The strike has kept
tho people in that part of the state NTH
out any definite news of tho strike. No
newspapers have reached there since tho
strike began, and all tho information
they have had has been few meager tel
egrams.
So the STANDARD made arrangements
TO cover its field in Eastern Montana as
usual. The hard pull for the train was
up the mountain from tho city TO the
Homestakc tunnel, distance OF 10 miles.
This was covered in ono hour aud five
minutes, and then it was easier grade
down 20 Bozcman.
At Homcstake the people did not know
what had happened until the STANDARDS
were placed in their hands. The fact that
trains had stopped running led them to
suspect that there was a strike on hand,
but they did not know what il was about.
The STANDARD train for Eastern Montana
will leave Butte at ! o'clock every morn
ing until the strike is over.
A similar system was inauguratod to-
day To take the STANDARDS TO Western
Montana. Tho papers were taken to Gar
rison by the Montana Union, and from
there taken by railroad velocipede to Mis-
soua. This train will also leave daily.
All Of which goes to show that II you
want the newB you must take tho STAND
ARD, and II you take the STANDARD you
will got the news, so long as you don't
move oil this planet.
BUTTE, June 20.
To Ben orr. Homesidke;
Will run special from Homestaks 10 Butte rs
miles per hour, regardless Of rocks. ~ T. V.
Dehs. Time reed. iu:3D n, m; q. X. given ~
1881 a. m. Conductor Richards, special Re-
cei,cd by Irish Jack
This is tho train order received by tho
hand car special.
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STRIKERS HAVE THEUPPER HAND
That's the Way 1t Looked Last Night In
San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-At the close
OF the second day Of tho struggle between
the American Railway union and the
Southern Pacific the strikers seem to have
the upper hand. Traffic on the great rail-
way system is paralyzed so far rs the
Pacific coast is concerned. No trains arc
running north or south, and from Ogden,
Deming and ii Paso west not wheel is
turning. Even the company's suburban
trains out of San Francisco and Oakland
are at standstill Tho ferry boats nre
running, but nj the Oakland and Alameda
moles there are no connecting trains to
bear suburban residents to their homes.
Many thousands Of people who do bus-
ness in San Francisco and live on the OPP
posite side of the bay are put TO the great
est Inconvenience.
Little effort has been made to move
freight Evidence that the company ex-
poets protracted struggle was gwen this
afternoon when from the general Offices
Of the Southern Pacific an order was
issued closing all the freight Offices and
informing the clerks OF that department
that their pay would cease until further
notice. Tho freight blockade is most
disastrous TO tho business interests Of
California. Heavy losses to tho fruit grow
ing interests arc inevitable and many
fruit growers aud fruit dealers arc face TO
face with bankruptcy.
The nearest approach to violence &C.
CURED at Sacramento this morning when
the strikers threw open draw bridge
across the Sacramento and refused TO a.
low an overland passenger urain west
bound TO pass. Though probably 100
deputy sheriffs and United States mar
shals have been sworn in here and at Oak
land. the company has made no special
effort 70 police its yards and tracks. The
easi-bound overland passenger train that
left Oakland late last night was under tho
protection OF United States Marshal Long
and strong posse. This morning the
train was side,racked al Rocklin, beyond
Sacramento, and the marshafs posse has
so far been unable 10 get back 10 the city.
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QUIET AT HELENA.
Delayed Passengers VIII Go East Via tho
Great Northern.


Great Northern.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
HELENA, June 2s.-There was absolutely
no change here to-day in the boycott
against Pullman on the Northern Pacific.
The latter road made arrangements this
morning with the Great Northern 10
transport the east-bound passengers de-
layed here by the strike. More than 100
passengers took advantage of the oppor-
tunity offered to return TO their homes.
Quite good deal OF expressage and
mail was sent out this noon. The adver-
tising car of the circus, which is booked
10 appear on July 3, was back again
in the yards OF the Northern Pacific
this morning. II was run over
to the transfer yesterday and turned
over to the Great Northern to take east,
but the yard and train men refused to
take IT 'on the grounds that tho contract
for the transportation of the circus was
made solely with the Northern Pacific.
All is quiet around the depot to-day. The
yards, while full OF freight, have a de-
serted appearance, save for the appear
ance of five or six men whose duty II is 10
guard the property of the company. Tho
Pullman cars in the yards received no
attention from the men whose duty IL is
TO supply coal and water. The second
class passengers fare much better than
those in tho Pullmans.
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GREAT LOSS RESULTING.
Packing Houses In Chicago suffering
Immense Damage.

Packing Houses In Chicago suffering
Immense Damage.
CHICAGO, June s9.-The packers at the
stock yards tried to induce the strikers 10
take eight train loads of beef held by them
through. as the refusal to do SO woald re-
suit in throwing thousands OF mon at the
yards out of employment. Tho men re-
fused and the trains were returned TO the
packing houses. The packers say they
will be afraid TO send perishable freight
out Of the yards while the strike con-
tinues.
As result. business at the stock yards
will be tied up whether tho employees
in the yards strike or not.
To-day two trains of live stock on tho
Santa Fe and Illinois Central outside of tho
yards remained on the tracks because the
trainmen refused TO move them.
Tho Chicago 4 Alton is badly crippled.
Freight traffic is badly congcsted and
much perishablc goods is being ruined.
The A. II. U. officials claim they will have
the road tied completely up.
President Debs says that within "a hours
matters will so shape themselves that the
strike on the Burlington would be effect
i've. Said Dcbbs: at Is lifo or death with
one Of the two sides. We must kill the
managers soon, or Il must disrupt organ
lied labor for years 10 come"
II was reported to-day in connection
with the general managers conference
that plans had been formulated for tho
arrest. on charges OF conspiracy. of Debs
and Organizer Lynch. II was said the gem
eral managers had been advised to arrest
these men and have them searched for
papers that, if found, would furnish in
disputablo evidence that certain men
were amenable to tho conspiracy law.
The Milwaukee q st. Paul railroad
shops nj Milwaukee were shut down to-
day on an order received from the general
offices of the company In this city. Fif-
teen hundred men arc thrown out OF en-
ploymcnt.
The following circular was distributed
this afternoon:
To the employees OF the Chicago s. Northwest
ern: The effort now being made by Irrespons.
ible persons TO induce the employees OF the COIN
pany TO abandon employment with the avowed
object OF gripping this company in the dis
charge OF It's duty as common carrier should
meet with no favor whatever. There
Is no grievance between this company and
any class Of It's employees. Every promise and
obligation has been, and will be. faithfully kept
You are therefore urged TO continue faithful 10
the company's Interest In the discharge of your
several duties and not listen to the appeal OF
any persons whatever TO make tho Chicago &
Northwestern Railway company and Its en-.
ployes a party TO the adjustment OF alleged
grievances between another company and Its
employees. The duty OF the company under
the law, both state aud congressional is so plain
q 80,
any explanation or offer OF apology. IL must
and Will operate It's railway without fear or
favor, and Il will exhaust It's resources 20 the
utmost under a law to protect Its property and
the men engaged In operating It. You arc,
therefore, urged TO remain steadfast In your re-.
spec,ive places and In the discharge OF your
duty. Signed, MARVIN HuGHITT,
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WELCOMED AT BOHEMIAN.
The Hand Car Special Given . Perfect
Ovation.
Special Dispatch to the STANDARD

Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD
BOHEMIAN, June 29.-The STANDARDS
special hand car, bearing Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays papers arrived
here at 9 o'clock y. m. to-day. As soon as
the arrival Of that special hand car was
announced a street car filed with excited
people ran TO tho depot and gave them a
special and enthusiastic welcome.
The news seemed to spread oil over
town In few minutes and people came
hurriedly TO Main street to get tho nows.
No paper in Montana ever received such
an enthusiastic welcome as did tho
STASDARD to-day. Everybody was most
eager to get paper. for il had been two
days since any mail Of any sort had been
received here. On all hands were words
Of praise for the STASDARD's enterprise
in crossing the mountains with the news.
Among those who greeted tho paper
most enthusiastically were tho 70 or moro
travelling men tied up here.
Late this afternoon 30 people arrived
from Livingston on coaches formerly used
in the Park transportation service. Most
of these arrivals will leave for Helena to-
morrow. A party OF commercial travellers
leave for Boulder, the nearest railroad
point. Everything is quiet in railroad cir
clcs this evening. The A. H. L, mon are
all very snnguno Of their ultimate success
and all seem determined 10 stay with tho
strike.
At the meeting yesterday II was re.
solved TO ngita,e the matter Of holding out
for tho old wage schedule. Dsbs advises
the men not to take any position on this
line at this time. Tho union men are
guarding railroad property. Agent Good
hue says he has not Sl0 worth Of perish.
able freight in the Bozeman yards.
The men belonging TO the b. OF L. E.,
10 the number Of about 10, have with.
drawn from tho a. II. L. They say that
they are absolutely neutral in regard to
the strike.
As soon as the STANDARDS special hand
car had gladdoned Bozeman with its bur-
den Of news Il left for Livingston.
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Patterson's car was attached. Tho en-
gine crew switched the cars on the side
track and II was tho only train which
moved hero since the strike began. Be-
lated travellers are going overland by pri-
vate conveyances to Fort Buford TO take
the Great Northern TO points east and
west. The mails from here have been sent
the same route on the weekly stage line.
A small daily paper called the A. II. L.
Striker is being issued by the Independent
Publishing company, with associated
press dispatches. 1t keeps the mon posted
on what is going on in tho different parts
Of the country.
Eight train crews, one passenger and
seven freight, from the Missouri division,
whose homes are in Dickinson and Man
dan, are tied up here.
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GETTING RAZOOED.
English Capitalists siek OF Their Invest.
menis In Dakota Tin Mines.

NEW YORK, June Cdr. Albert Le-
doux, metallurgist and mining expert OF
this city, has boen appointed receiver for
the Harucy Peak Tin Mining company Of
South Dakota. Judge Lacombc of tho
United States circuit court made the ap-
poIntmeut on tho application of the Eng
lish stockholders, who allegc fraud in the
management of the company.
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HAVEN'T JOINED The STRIKERS.
Conductors and Engineers at Missoula
Talking the situation over.

Special Dispatch to the standard
MIssouLA, June 29.-There was no
change in the situation at this point to-
day. The A. Il. L. has been in session
this afternoon, but tho results were not
made public. The force of clerks in tho
of economy, and the appearances are that
the strike has settled down TO long
struggle.
The conductors and engineers held a
meeting to-day, but arc apparently as far
from joining the strike as ever.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-06-30

PORTLAND. Ore, June .9.-The tie-up
here is complete. Neither Southern Pa
chic nor Northern Pacific took out trains
tonight. The Northern Pacific Atlantic
express was made mp ready to leave but
the flremen refused 10 so. The Southern
Paciilc's California express was drawn up
AT the station but tho fireman left the
cab. The United States mails on the two
trains were taken back to the postoilice.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-06-30
ALWAYS AHEAD
Enterprise Makes Mole
Hills of Mountains.
NEWS AS SHE'S PUMPED
In The Matter Of Getting There The
STANDARD" Makes The Trails.
OVER THE HILL BY HAND CAR

People on the Tied Up Lines OF
Montana Can't Do Without Their
Favorite Newspaper and They
Don't Have To-The Strike
Brought Regret to Many. but
This Newspapers Special Trains
OF Hand Cars Pack a Heap OF
Gladness Into Many Cities and
Camps.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-06-30
LIVINGSTON REJoIcEs.
Compliments the standard" on the Enc
terpriss q Has Displayed.

Special Dispatch TO tho standard.
LIVINGSTON, June 29.-There was gen.
eral rejoicing in this city this evening
when it was learned that the STANDARDS
OF Juno q. g and - were being sent cast
by handcars from Butte. They are ex.
pected hero shortly after midnight. For
three days not a newspaper has reached
the city and tho people here know nothing
definite concerning the strike situation in
other parts of the country. Everywhere
expressions OF commendation are made
touching tho enterprise displayed By tho
SrANDARD in getting the news to an anX-
ious public regardless of expense.
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and the papers will be brought in as regu.
larry as possible. The service is greatly
appreciated by the local patrons Of the
paper.
L. Sharpe of Helena drove down from
Hamilton to-day.
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The "sTANDAHD" GOT THERE.
Missouia People Read This Newspaper
Yesterday Ju.t The same.

Special Dispatch 70 tho standard.
MIssouLA, june 2o.-SheriG Nelson OF
Deer Lodge, Judge Evans, Under Sheriff
Hall and Tom Mclaruc drove over from
Deer Lodge to-day. The road was good
and they came over with one relay of
horses.
DR.. Buckley drove in last night from
Oyando, where he had been To attend
John Forst, a stage contractor, who was
injured in a runaway.
The STANDARDS came over to-day from
Garrison on n handclr aud were in great
demand. Within ~ minutes after their
arrival all the extra ones had becn dis
posed Of and the demand was not satis-
fled then. There will be a handcar sery-
ice established between here and Garrison
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THE STRIKE AT oLENpIvE.
Everything Is Going In the Direction OF
the Men Down There.

Special Dspatch to tbs sian lard
GLESDIvE, Mont, June 29.-The strik.
ing A. X. L. men at Glendive are jubilant
over the news from other points. Open
meetings we're held this morning and
afternoon which were largely attended
and at which dispatches from all over the
West were read.
Atrain which was made up in Dickinson
some time during last night arrived
this morning, TO which Superintendent
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SANTOS SIDE PARTNER.
A Fellow Who Had Designs on Premier
Crlspls Life.

ROME, June GA workman was ar
rested to-day near Premier CrispI's house.
He had been heard to threaten the life of
the premier. \ large knife was concealed
on his person.
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ITALIANS HATED.
The French Are Now Carrying Their
Dislike to Extremes.

MARsFrILEs, June 29.-0wing TO tho
new drainage system, majority being
foreigners, the prefecture has issued or
dcrs to suspend work and 1900 men are
thrown out OF employment. There Is
considerable excitement throughout the
factories where Italians are employed.
The situation is critical.