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THEY KEsP II GOING.


Have Peace.
DENVER, March ls.-G.neral McCook to-
day Withdrew the federal troops from this
city. Tho proceedings against Mayor
Van Horu aud Police Commissioners
Rogers. Barnes and Mullins for contempt
OF court. in having violated an injunction
issued 10y Judge Graham on behalf of Orr
and Martin. will come up before Judge
Glinn tomorrow morning. The hearing
viii probably be postponed until the hear
ing in tho supreme court, submitted by
Governor Waite for the purpose Of ascer-
tanning who is legally entitled to act as
commissioners. Is disposed OF.
The situation Is still critical, for Orr and
Martin, acting on the advice o! their coun-
sci, declare they will not be governed by
the opinion OF the supreme court, but will
insist on holding Office until decision is
obtained In a regular manner on the case
pending In the district court. Their at
torneys decided to-day that they would not
take part in the argument. and the hear.
ing. they say. will be ex parte and not
binding. Il is even doubtful II the SUI
preme court will give nn answer TO the
question submitted hy the governor. Ia
that event the governor may renew his AZ
tempt to clean cut the police department
| by force.
A committee of safety has been organ.
| iypl with the following executive board
| Donald Fletcher. f.. Manash. j. n. Brown
eN.Sheriu Michael Spangler aud John d.
| AlCLIlYary.
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MAY END ~ WIND.

Tho Wage Question Proving Knotiy
One for the Union Pacific
OMAHA, March ls.-There now seems n
prospect that the Union Pacific wage con.
ference will end in wind. There have
come up differences between the men and
receivers that now seem likely 10 end the
matter. The telegraphers, whose case
was taken under consideration first. con-
tended unsuccessfully that they should
not be classed as monthly salared men,
but should be given schedule of hours
with pay for overtime and extra work.
They will close their case tomorrow morn
ing with good record 10 20 to tho cour;
on, hut without any result otherwise. One
of the leaders said this evening that the
men and Mr.. Clark might as well 60
home for there will be no result reached
outside Of the court.
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QUIET AT CRIPPLE CREEK.
Tho Oficers and Minsrs to Consult About
the Present Time.

CRIPPLE GREER, March ls.-It has been
quiet here to-day and it is now thought
there is little likelihood Of serious trouble,
Some of the miners are desperate men
however. The troops Of the national
guard arrived ia town at O'Clock tbs
morning and Adjutaut General Tarsney
and Brigadicr General Brooks have THAR
headquarters in the Palace hotel. \ hos
p.tai has been opened and now has five
inmates, but none of the cases are Of a
serious nature.
A large number Of business men waited
this evening on Sheriff Bowers and Gem
oral Tarsncy and General Brooks. The
situation was fully explained to the oiil-
Gers OF the national guard. Later General
Tarsney hail a long talk with Governor
Waite by telephone and explained tho 81.
uation as fully as possible. Governor
Waite advised that a conference with tho
miners and the authorities of Altman ba
held. This vas agreed to and tho sheriff
said the men on Bull hill should come
a. Wn from the hill and return again
without molesIation. This means that he
will not attempt TO serve any warrants on
the men tonight while they arc IN the
city.
Martin Alexander. mayor of Altman,
and John DAILY, deputy marshal, wero ar
rested in this city aud placed in Jail in the
forenoon. John Calderwood, president
of the Miners union, was also arrested.
They were nil taken to the county jaIl al
roInr,lo Srr;,,s ,his ,f,,rnoou.
49,, go. L.,,,..o, a.. r,;I;,or,,
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A HORRIBLE CRIME.
Tho Manzled Hody Of an ola Man Found
In u Woman. Trunk.


LONDON. March ls.-To-dny a sensation
was caused by the discovery Of n crime
that In its details somewhat resembles the
notorious GouiIc murder that occurred
some time ago in Paris. Tho scene OF
this latest horror was in Grafton street, in
the Soho district, which is infested with
foreigners of the lowest class. An Aus
tran woman named Marie Herman, well
known TO the police as night prowler, re-
Gently rented small room in house on
Grafton street. On Thursday night. in
company with an elderly man, she was
seen TO enter the room. Subsequently
loud quarrcling was heard in the room by
other tenants In the house. A
woman named Hutchins, who lodged
with the Herman woman, on Friday
found blood stains in sink and SPOKE to
the Hermann woman about them. The
latter passed the matter oil lightly, but on
Saturday she changed her lodgings, taxi
ing apartments in Marylcbone street.
She took heavy trunk, which she asked
should be carefully handled.
In the meantime. the suspicious OF the
Hutchins woman were aroused. The po-
lice we're informed that foul play was sus-
pectel; search was made of the apart
rnents OF the Hermann woman. Her
trunk was In the room. aud the police
forced 1t open aud found in IL the body of
the missing man. The boly presented n
frightiul appearances and the clothing in
which It was attired was drenched with
blood. The Hermann woman was taken
into custody on charge OF wilful murder.
The body has been recognized Rs that Of a
wcll-io-do eX-jobkostcr, named Stevens.
IIe was 80 years old.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
The Demand i Iairly Gaod and Price
Are H,I.lnr SlowIy

The Demand J, FAIRLY Gnod and Prices
Are Raising slowly.
BosToN, March lS.-The Boston Com
mercioi Bulletin to-day says of the Boston
wool markets: Sales for the week include
2,l6i.OOO pounds of domestic and 10000
pounds Of foreign, against :, Al ,04S pounds
OF domestic and 207 ,0O) pounds of foreign
last week, and 2,07l ,GGS pounds Of domes-
tic and $4,000 pounds of foreign for the
same week last year. The total sales 10
date show decrease of ", 900 pounds,
the total receipts a decrease of Z, ,i3O bags
and 3.3.3l3 bales of foreign.
The demand mas been most encourag.
ing. There have been free sales of Ohio
at - and delaine at "a cents. There have
been sales OF quarter OF million pounds
OF Kentucky and other medium unwashcd
combings. California wool has dropped
TO IS cents clean. For the best Humboldt
there has been sale OF $1,000 pounds
Cordoya carpet wool is at Is cents, the
lowest price on record.
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Thi. Wcel, In tn. senate.

WAsHISGTos, March lS.-The present
week will, as far as tie calendar reveals.
be devoted by the senate TO routine busi-
ness OF general interest. 1t is probable
the Notifications appropriation bill will be
reported from tho committee. and II il
should be it probably will be taken up for
discussion and put upon it's passage and
there will 5e an effort to dispose of the
government printing site. The Russian
thistle appropriation and Mctarrahan
bill and large number of special bills
are on the calendar.
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TO HUKr HUNTINGTON.
Mrs. STAFFORD wiz sell Her Large Inte

Mrs. STAFFORD VIII sell Her Large Inter-
ssts In southern Pacific.
SAH FRANCISCO. March is.-The ckroai-
c'e prints story 10 the effect that Mrs.
Stanford is about 10 dispose of her large
holdings in the Southern Pacific company
aud the Pacific Improvement company TO
the embarrassment OF tho Crocker, Hunt
iu:ton and Hopkins interests. The rea-
SON assigned is shat under the terms of
S,anforl's will 1t is necessary to raise. b.
Nav l.. s95, the sum OF s5,Ugl.OOl. " htch
represents in the aggregate several be-
quests OF the late senator due and nayn-
bic NJ that time, as well as various claims
and promissory notes against the estate.
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KILLED ELEVEN BISsoN.
Capture OF n Miserable Wretch In q
Conts mptible Trick.

Special Dispatch to tho STANDARD
LIVINGSTON, March ls.-F. ]. Haynes,
official photographer of the Northern Pa
ciiIc railroad, accompanied by a party of
assistants, entered tho National park two
weeks ago for the purpose of securing an
additional spricU of sketches Tor his group
of "winter scenes in Wonderland
Haynes was escorted 10y detachment
from Fort Yellowstone headed by Captain
Scott.
Ii Is reported that while the party were
passing on suowshoTs near Shoshons
lake, on Pelican creek. south Of Hayden
park. they ran unexpectedly upon n
hunter named III Howell, who was sur
rounded by the carcnsscs OF IL buffalo, the
last of which lie was IN the act OF laying
when discovered. lls was arrested aud
Incarcprdicd in the guard house at Fort
Yellowstone. Word Of this WAS brought
to Liviug5ton late last night by William
| Wilson. Tho Haynes party are said to
have found numerous signs OF other par
ties in the vicinity, bat no other arrests
were made.
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Killed While Praying.

OAKLAND, Cal. March is. John Brady.
a painter, shot and killed Mary Brady, his
wife, and then committed suicide this
morning in the church OF the Immaculate
Conception in this city. Brady aud his
wife had been separated about two years.
Ilo was much dissipated. Mrs. Biady
went TO early mass. arriving after the
service had closed. Brady followed her
and fired the fatal shot unawlres, Th.lc
she was kneciing at prayer.
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SIX MEN KILLED.
Report Of ssriou. Disaster on tho Great
Northern.

SEATTLE, March ls.-A report has been
received hero lhat Great Northern
freight train, which left Snohomish Sa;ur-
day night. was struck by snow slide near
Snokomish and swept over an embauk-
ment 10 feet high. Six men perished
with IL. The local officers OF the road
claim TO know nothing OF the accident aud
they express doubts MS 10 the truth Of the
report.
Tho west bound passenger train was
delayed by a snow slide aud boulders on
the track near Wellington. The boulders
were 50 large they had to be blasted away.
and the tram will not reach here before
80 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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The PolitIeian., Unhappy Lot.

WASHINGTON, March 1s.--As soon rs
the sundry civil bill is disposed Of, which
will probably be tomorrow, the house will
take up the contested election cases
which are pending. The O'Neil-Joy and
English Hiiborn cases, both Of which were
decided against tho sitting members, re-
publlcans, by a strict party vote IN the
committee on election, are the most im-
portant and will require the major por-
ton of the time. In both OF these cases
the result of the election was exceedingly
c.ose.
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coaBErT's LONG HEAD.

The Champlon cave. Iis Father and
Mo'h-r Treat That rasT'i EnJoy.
NEW YORK. March lS.-PuSilist CoTbctt
will sail Tor England on the Buerst Bis
marck on April l.. taking his father and
mother with hun 10 their place oI birth IN
ireland. Tie says his fight with Jackson
Will take place when y reputable athletic
club demonstrates that it is capable of
bringing It oil successfully aud that he
will then retire forever from the ring.
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HEpoEsN'rLlKE THE CATHOLICS
| A New York servant OF the Lord Who
jump, on the Eomanisis.

New YORK, March ia sermon to-
night Of Rev. Madison c. Peters at the
Bloomingdale Reformed church was de.
voted 10 an attack on the Roman Catholic
church, particularly it's influence in thc
government at Washington. The preacher
had letters stating that nuns are per.
mitted to go through all departments ON
begging missions and numerous instances
were cited in which Proiestanrs were dis
crminatcd against In favor of Catholics,
The Mormons and Romanists are tie only
religions. he said, that ever maintained
"bureaus" at Washington Tor lobbying in
the interest Of their churches.
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NEw YoRE. March ls.--The D'Oyle
Carte Opera company which IS TO perform
Gilbert and SUlliyan's new opera Utopia
Limited' nre in this city. having arrived
this morning on the CunHrder Campanih.
They were allowed to land notwithstaud-
ing the protest Of ih" Chorus Singers as
ISOLATION. Commissioner McSwecney
said under the law they were artists, as
they bad performed az the Savoy theater.
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SIMS ESCAPE THE C0RON ER.
The \. 4. 4. Lecturer DIdn't Find Troubl q
Whcrp lie Expected u.

KAuHUASA, Wis, March ls.-Sims the
A. T.. a. lecturer, preached at the Baptist
church here tonight, bu, referred only
slightly to 4. i. Alsm and his former
troubles here. lie was driven from Shelby,
60 miles from here, because there were no
trains OH sunday and he was refused per-
mission To ride on a freight train. There
was no disturbance oil any kind. Tho
sheriff OF the cunnty, with slS deputies,
drove down from Appleton 10 prevent
trouble, but their presence was unneccs-
saTy.
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DIME NOVEL DEVILS.
Two Tough Yonng Fellows Who burned
Many Valuable BuiidIn.s.

Many Valuable buildings.
PrRU, Ind, March is.-The mystery
surrounding the incendiary ilres in this
city for the past two months, by which
thousands of dollars worth of property
have boon destroyed, was solved last night.
William Koch and John Goald were dis.
covered setting Gre 10 large building in
the business portion OF the town. Two
officers oycrroul them, but the boys
showed fight and intimida,ed the officers
so they were enabled to escape. They
were captured this morning and have
confessed 10 setting all the fires. 1t il
thought that others are implicated. Dime
novels and dissipated habits are said to be
responsible for the acts OF the boys.
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crowd. AT the Midwlnirr Fair.

SAN Francisco. March ls.-The total
attendance at the midwinter fair ycster-
tcrtlay was 90. 40, greater than any other
day except the opening, when IL was ~
OO0. The average attendance is gradually
increasiur
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NO SCARCITY or JUDGES.
The United siates supreme Court IIa,
More Than Its ounta.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-By the ap.
poinimen, of Senator White of louisiana
To be associate justice, the supreme court
Of The United States has more than its
legal quota of Justices, and the court will
socn take up and hear arguments IN those
cases which it has been desired 10 bc heard
before tho full bench. There are enough
oil these cases TO occupy the attention OF
the court for more than a month. aud the
present expectation is that i, will be con-
sumcd in that way. Among the important
cases Assigned by the court for hearing
before the full bench on April 9, are The
following: Bardon VS.. Northern Pacific
railroad, and the railroad cases from
Montana and the Union Pacific Railway
company.
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A CRUEL DEATH.
Two Women and n Child Drowned In
san Francisco Iiay.

san Francisco Iiay.
SAN Francisco, March 1s.-Mrs. Mollie
Martin and her daughter Flora, aged c,
and Miss Nellie Mccarthy were drowned
in the bay to-day by the capsizpg of their
boat. They were out on "a pleasure trip
with Peter Thornberg, Swedish sailor.
The latter gave the tiller 10 Mrs. Martin
while ho adjusted the sails aud she threw
the boat too close to the wind and it
turned over.
All hung onto the boat which drifted
with the ebb tide past the British ship
Macy Down. Thornbcrg claims ia ir
cries for assistance were heard hut the
officers refused 10 lower n boat, throwing
out life buoy Instead. The women 'e-
came exhausted and finally looscned their
holds and sank. Thornbcrg was rescu ID
after being two hours IN the water.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-19
HEAsKs THE QUEEN TO HELP HIM
An Englishman Who Says lie Cant Get
Protrciion In America

An Englishman Who Says He Cant Get
Protection In Ame rica.
EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. March 1s.-Eli-
jah Harrison, a non-union workman who
took the place of one of the striking pot
tiers at the East Liverpool pottery, has APP
pcaled 10 the British government for pro-
lection against the strikers. Harrison re-
Gently came from England and is British
subject. lie wrote the British ambassa-
dor at Washington, alleging that tho po-
lice had refused 10 give him the protcc-
ton guaranteed by law. lie received a
letter from Secretary johnson of the
British embassy in Washington, stating
that the ambassador had taken cosni-
2aucc of his case. lie was promised pro-
lection.
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nIr nInra i'm nrnnkIrn.

BRoogLYS, March 1s.-A fire resulting
in the destruction OF more than $4,000
worth of property broke out at o'clock
this evening in the extensive manuiactory
OF Sllas Isly & Go. The loss is covered by
insurance.
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parI,t Ike. Kp.eh.rr,. strlc.

LONDON, March is.- Michael Davitt, the
well-known Irish leader, to-day addressed
a meeting at Ballybrothy, ireland. lie
declared he was convinced Lord Rosebery
is as firm on home rule as any Glad
ssnniau
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OwESsBoRo, Ky, March is.--John
Kopp, a wealthy stockman, lost splen-
didly equipped stock barn aud valuable
race horses By fire to-day. Lightning
struck the barn, on which there we're five
lightning rods. The building and con.
tents were In ashes in - minutes. The
loss is more than 5000, with no iusur,
auce except on pacing mares.
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ST. LOUIS, March ls.-Mrs. John W.
Noble, wife OF cS-President Harrison S
secretary of the interior, died suddenly at
her homo in this city.
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Well. Let Them Fight.

NEW YORK., March is.-A London cable
says Ted Priichard will fight Jack S,ayin
at lii pounds for 81 ,0O) side or the lars-
est purse.
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slLAS - vi SING.
So Also l. About gsn thousand Dollars
of Dihcr pcaplr'S MaaCN.

of oihcr Peoples MoaCN,
NEW YORK, March lS.-S..as T.. Sc.
christ, manager oT tue Railway Equip.
ment and Publication company, las been
missing since February ,, and with bin,
il is alleged. has disappeared nearly sl0,'
900 of tho comDAuy's luud. Sechrist is
well known TO the RAILWAY men Of Amer
ica. lie is secretary of tho International
Association o. Car Accountants.
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WAsHlSGroS, March ls.-For Montana:
Generally fair, light showers in the ex-
tremc northwestern portion; west winds.
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temper, which the authorities found a
dangerous element The villagers have
told me she was wonderfully beauti-
full girl. She was reported to be the
daughter of a beautiful French countess
and naughty Indian chief Many are
the stories they tell of the beautiful,
untamed Nina, and with all her Wild
ness and intensity her sad history is
bemoaned."
What became of her?" asked the
listener, interrupting.
THAT is what the countryside would
like to know. She never returned to
the Point after her trial ended, and she
went away with the strange lawyer
who gained her release. The girl and
her instructor had quarreled. Nina,
unable to control her hasty temper,
drew knife ON her teacher. The
woman did not die. however, and the
testimony brought to bear cleared the
prisoner after q long trial. She was
very ignorant, and was frightened at
what she considered a cruel persecu-
ton. and she would not return to any
Of the Hampton people"
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''Was she never seen after?" came
the interested question, while the blase
dropped his voice and walked closer be-
side the priest.
eyes / have learned that subse-
quently she fled to the island of the
Rip Raps. and remained with the old
keeper, who was her true friend and
sheltered her like father. He had
guarded the old fortress for years, and
loved every rock the wav es Tapped"
''He is living now?" asked the other,
his voice sounding hoarse.
The night was magnificent, with
full-globed moon resting in calm.
beautiful sky. The priest gazed at the
vaulted expanse above them in silence
for a moment and then said:
mo; he has followed the Indian girl
to the glorious land lit by the everlast-
ing sum-"
1.-THE Indian grill Nina? Followed
Nijna?" whispered the man beside him.
'You had not said she was dead. You
said she had disappeared and they
never had seen her." said the breath
less listener.
$50 did," returned the priest; land
did not know where she rested until
the keeper Of the fort told me her story.
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Stealing Time.

When the visitor came into the Office
to talk with the busy man. he laid
several bundles on the desk. After he
had wasted a half hour or more of the
busy mans precious time he got up to
go.
Let me see," he said, looking over
his packages; have got everything
that belongs to me?"
Really, don't know" replied the
busy man, "but you've got good deal
that belongs to me;" and the visitor
didn't understand it, Of course. DE
troit Free Presa