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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-10-24
At Sun RIVER.
nslsns's Plaa % Mako AssssaAa Ps,
All the ksem Rsnt.
6naclal Olsnafoh To tn Gfandard

aslsns's Plaa % Mako AuseesAa Pay
All the ksen Rsat.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Sun RIVER, Oct. 3.-Lawysrs Brady
and Berry addrssssd . large and enthu.
sisstic meeting hsrs tonight In bshalf OF
Anaeonda for the capital. speaking one
hour each. The Indian band from Fort
Shaw furnished iins music. Billy Cock.
rill and suite arrived about 8 o'clock In
behalf Of Helena and wanted to como into
Anaconda's meeting aud mako joint de.
bate, which privilege was refused them
upon the ground that . respectable au.
disuce had assembled to hear the subjsct
discussed without personal abuse and NO
previous arrangements for debate had
been made with the speakers. II was the
Helsna's dodge to get . large audience
they could not reach otherwise, but II was
knocked out.
Cockrill and company then began to
blow the Helena Doodle In the saloons and
to orate to handful Of people who fol.
lowed them into another hall, where the
TRADE Of abuse lasted two hours. May
Helena send Cockrill and company far.
thor and Anaconda will gain votes 10 she
has tonight.
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SHAKING rHiNos UP.

Al Earthquake Reported 1t sen Disgo
and Other Points.
SAN DIEGO. Cal, Oct. IA sharp earth.
quake shock drove people from tho large
building hero Mt 307 p. m. No damage
was done beyond the breaking Of windows.
A telephone message from Campo, on the
Mexican border. IS miles south, says tho
shock was very severe there.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Oct. IA slight
earthquake shock was felt on the streets
here at ,06 o'clock this afternoon.
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HIROSHIMA, Oct. A-Ths CossAn en-.
bassy, hssdsd b. shs ssesad ssa q w
king of Cogsa, special savog 70 the nal.
kado, charged 10 rstura ths visit % 9as.
Quls Hleug. Japaaose oavoS, Aas arrived
here and vss rsesivsd b. the smpsroe.
The Corsan Sny& prsssntsd his majesty
with eestly gifts frem The king Of Cessa.
The special sS6slons Of che Japaness diet
closed yesterday. Ths bills introduesd b.
the gevsramsnt to fustAse The progress sf
the war passsd unanlmsusly. In additisa.
the dist presented . msmesaadum TO the
cabinst rsQusstsns the eovssnmsat 70 exs.
cute the imperial declarations. In order to
achieve . complete victory over the Chi.
nsss and rsstoes peace In the East, Wills
raising ths ssesy ef ths nation. Ths diet
also reeommsndsd that China b severely
punished, and N manner which would
not permit the Chinese 10 again disturb
The psoes Of The East. Ths dise rscom-
msadsd that The miaistsss shoalA lss 10 b
distinctly known that Japan Will uos tol.
crate any foreign interference which
would prevent hsr from attaining the Oh.
jscts Of the war.
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JUSTICE. TAKES A HAND
Several Very lvnpoPtant Cases De-
clded Yestsrday-Mattsrs That
Are % Great Interest 10 Pso.
ole In rheee Regions.

San RaAMclsoo, 0ca 2-Ssvssal In
portant decisions wses rendered BY the
United States eourt to-day. In the case
ef Arehis Beaten W. the Northern Pacific
Railroad company. appealed from the
eiFsuis court a. Montaaa, the judgment
IN fAvss q The plaiatiR vas aflrmsd.
0ea4sa was fees@an q gang os bridge
earpsotess In The employ oe the company.
On 0stobse n, teo1, b boardsd train at
0arsisoa, Aoat. b 90 10 . bridge slx miles
distant He sede on the hssman's ssat
"a he engine hv permission Of the snsi-
neer.. 4 large dssrick was loaded ON .
Hat eas which was pushed By the engine.
Ths asm q the derrick was % high that
u osula net pass throush the tunnsl and
tAo reoult was that when % struck the top
oe tho tunnsl u was fcroed hack, injurins
The roee ee ths cab and seriously injurins
osessa. Ths company claimed The aees.
6sat was Ne result Of his own easeless-
neess - - bed no right 10 ride II the On.
eins.
Ths esurt holds that hs was within the
eentrol q Tie eneineee IN whcse dspars.
nsnt - Was, su1 tAeeefoes the company
Wss seepeasihls fse W aecidsnt.
Juagmsat was also aflrmsd in che eass
q the Neethsen Pacific Railroad com.
pAny, appellant against the city ol
6pekAes, appsllee The aetiea was 10 %.
toia W. eiiv from sxtssding . certain
strset aecess The right oe way oe The com
pany. The court below held the street
had bssn dedicated TO and for public uss
- . thseouGhiass and dismlsssd The bill,
In ~ sass sf C. y. Wshbsr et sl
paaintiGs IN error ". Spokane Nstioual
hank and Hiram Z. Chase, receiver. judg.
aneas was revsessd and the case rsmandsd
fee Q usw trial. TIE plaintiff 10 esrss
hrooght cult asainst The oank 10 rsoevss
% tAsee peoulsssgy notes given In pay.
msat Scr furniture supplbed 70 the
eo0pany. Ths recstvse pleaded thai
q ~ tlne a the purchase tAe inAseeeds
nsss Ae6 ssesued aeaiass The haak ~ sx.
thscseoes peohibited from ineursina
further liabilities. The jusy rsadsrsd 3
vsc6ise 10 lavss u tAe dsfeadAnt undss
isstsueeisns q the court. Ths svidsnss
shewe1 That q the tme The turniture vas
pn1nho6sd ths liabilities q the bsut
I 6Ae1to o6le,o00. W0ils ~ paid us
egbltal Was euly o1ooooA u was hsld b.
~ eeust Il sppsals ''shat ~ iadsbesd.
usss whieh o national hank ineurs In sx'
esciss Of any Of its authorised powsrs
and for which Il hes received and retains
esasidssatlen, b nee void frem ths fAel
Ahat ths amount q The dsbs suspassss the
Limit pesssribsd b. statute, o. b even H.
cured 10 violation Of positive prehibt
1toa q The law In that regard"
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II. oassy Hskss Asns oesd Rslass tpsa
sAe ooaa1peias ss . 1asesasa Cissssa.
SPECIAL plhpessh b tAs otaaAafa
HooGMAN, Ost. - Last nbsht ths
Yeuns Msa's Rspubltsaa club uaAsehsd
from thslr hsadquarters 10 the epsra
house. hsa6ed b. the Queen City hand.
and followed b. line of rspublieans,
I'll wearing nd, white and e,as
soasfs, end ~ eotiss line ahlass e Ore
works. Bsufsss and anviis sddsd 10 ths
slosy d The occasion, the meeting bslns
10 listen to speeches b. Nelson Stesy q
Bessmas end Hou. Z. r. Joy ee Living
stou.
Al the epssa house. Mr.. Joy not haviss
arrived. the president. Mr.. Psass. Of the
Young None Hspublican club. acting a.
chairman of the meeting, introduoed
Thomas H. Mckee oe this place, who
spoke Q few minutes on the income tax.
Mr.. 6toey thea stepped forward and said
that hs went sncs 10 hear Evangelist Mill
speak and psstly 70 80 With what maa'
nssism The spsakse drew sveh audisossa
to bear him. and thst hs found Il was
simple Language hs ussd, whieh
could b unAssssoed b. ell VIA
ooaro hlm. H. 0eoey ootd -
weah sndsavef 70 speak ia 9
similar way 10 ta11e bsfoss him. He then
dwslt fee . time upen sueh peoduets oi
the heass maslsss e bed bssn a6setsd b
ths shanee ia shs taslR. spsakins oe shssp,
veoi. hasisv end eaDs. Hs thsa teok -
The tari6 In its general bearing. spseially
on tin, aud driftins from thai
IN ailvar. Ma RAoev h>siowsn frnn ailvor
and psoteosion muse - tesethee. that cue
without the Other eanues peospss. Aftss
explainina the tasi6 - - sess II, Mr..
Story asked that any ous, nut undepstaud.
Inc his sxp,anatien of this quss'
tlea sise, end . maa in IN
audisuss 81 eacs esaup snA sasd " d
not understand 70 M 6tssy," whsesupos
NJ. Stesy repeated bib remarks, bat b
did not again ask for such 70 riss - did
ma un6oeotnu6. rH
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MUD AND MONEY.

nslsas rhinhs Che Cas- xashse D~v %
Das1 0aliasia People
1peslal D(spaesA % - oean1ara. iy..,..,..
7 BoanAsAM, 0sA 1l-T0 people = ~
vallsy have juse had Q eeasea e San
Woed, b whs esssiss enough mud along
with him - build ssvseAl railPeads, but
never sets any further than ~ in-
cogpseatiea papeea Hs spoke at
6Alssville on Monday niGht - Q smsll
hsuss. Samuel vss not hinssli. ~ b
managed 10 - The applause ef msa
hired 10 work tAe tArsshins seeWs "a ~
interest Of Helena and . federal Uflee
holder to roast The Anaconda company
and Nsssrs. Haegin and Daly.
The other atteactiea Il The sweating was
ChaEiss p. Blaksly, rssistsar of tAe United
y has lately become an sathuslastie
weeksr Soe Hslsas. A recent trip TO
that city, and The general impess.
sion that b. 10 the dispsnsse ee bsodls.
may have something to Do With Il.
Anyway, Nr. BlAkely has eoocluded thas
hs can throw The vote Of this eounty 10
Helena and b proposes 10 d h, peln.
eipally hy spssoh-makine. Hb aAdrsss
was IN the nature Of eooSsssion In
whseh hs ssid that. re was I who d.
fsatsd the agricultural blll willis I wss 10
the isgislsturs. I did Il b. "a arrange.
msnt with Hewie Of Lewis and Clarke
county. Thought ws ought 10 have moss
than the college. John r. Toole was my
most bitter enemy Ia this matter"
This statement was received with some
surprise. and mot With the best q feeling,
for Il 10 plain that u Bossmau had eosten
the agricultural college st that time, II
would now have souas buildings 10 chow
foe Il. Il also elbows that NJ. Tools Of
Dssr Ledge has always bssn BossmAn's
consistent friend.
Another remArkAble ssatemsnt vas thai
Mr.. Blaksly had ssen votes purchased
right under bic noss q Llviusstou, twu
ysars ago, thereby Implying that Ana
conda would use thsss Tactics this ysae.
Mr.. Blaksly's attempt 70 make people b.
llsvs that hs b hoesiasdhs any such possi.
bllity caused . smile, and before this can-
vass b over 10 viii b asksd 10 make hia
>s>spxion ~o16
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, Oct. 23.-Judge Lur.
ton IN tho United States circuit court to-
day ended the decree in tho noted case Of
George W. and G. b. McMillin, represent.
ing the Canadian Copper company,
against S. II. Richie, in which 81 $50. .0O0
are involved. The decision 10 In favor Of
the copper company.
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ON THE RAIL.
Death Ovss,akss several Psse vslSsvu
Down seuth.

AY8t8 Vv0bso8So vvbos 6O96 80A9YOU
Down seuth.
OLArHE. Kas., Oct. &-At 6:3 o'eleek
this morning . freight on the Kansas City,
Fort Scott q Memphis railroad eollidsd
with string Of cars which had run a Tie
switch. Fireman Z. Stswart was Instantly
killed. Engineer S. r. Smith jumped, dis.
locating his left shoulder aud receiving
serious internal injuries. Head Brake-
man L. E. Masters was ssriously injured.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. tlct. IA hsAd-
end collision occurred on the Southern
Pacific near Walker Station last night ct
o'clock between o passenger and .
freight train, resulting In the killing Of
Conductor Hess and Brakeman Soonbus.
Both engines, baggage and mail cars and
three freight cars were wrecked. The
accident 10 alleged to be due to the neg.
lieence Of the telegraph operator ct Stat.
ford.
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ssuuusats ~ ". q. svtne -, = q.
Deeah e D1tes aaA J. q. Ssnee = Deas
va1h. OWING - ~ hsus9D = eAe
0svd h vas 1ssnA nsssasav = ooe1eth
Deseine su1si1A A lasue bomo4f -
LII, sPsunA va tAs sssv6 el1sA
C>asoss Dulln psseids1 syss -. -.
~ ed intgsesss1 ". =. ovsn1 0oM
spaahss. Nh Sweat nAAs ssu1oetlsos
bstvssa ~ si1iss e Hs,saa - 49,
esa1A froa . labssiagaan's s1an1Co1ne.
ed e1sasi4 sAsWsd tAat ~ vuGhnInAa
veuh b ssevine his iatsessB u ooOQsRt.
lng shs Ceppes City. He drew . ~ pDDAs'
iaG pistuss ee ths future Gsee1neD = An
eeoda IRON an tndustriAl s1onApe1n4 ed
wes warmly appaaudsd ~ ~ lls1snGDe
4 @ Joass was The next spenesA He
vent into The qusstiea oe ~ beoaefoe e
the tve tewns and made ssvseo1 poents
5oe Anacenda. He dwelt upsa ~ oeoat
amount of business done In ~ s1n1o b.
The Anseeuda company asa shal1snesd
oootradiotions 70 the statemsat tAAt nGs0r
had . damage suit o. any eeeee ooea
heeushs asainst that eompaay. - -.
pealsd 10 The voters ef Basia - w. tAs
capital into . live and progressive tswn
and not do a injury 10 ths sta&s bseanss
mieht entsreain tovsrd Heisaa. 6ssras
Il dad and 80 ~ knov 4 - - n
- A. - faIse nfs insnlrs1 - - -.
erfui Northsrn Psei6e eor.osnsioa =
vcun nevse drsam 81 makins 4 ~.
Il 81 Beo4h. - Issa speskes. - n
nowsrful ancsai "A ~ minsrs ss Issln
snd demoectrated the fact thsA HeIeua
h.A alvsva hssn An antass.lsi IA n.
e.u.s - ~. IN. Isis:. .~~~.ac-
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HER FRIENDS
Anaconda's Splendid
Legions in Line. -
MARCHING TO VICTORY
Gaining lt RIsly Point 8Isly Hour 10
Tho Day.
GOOD NEWS FROM ALL OVER


Great Fails the scsns Of One OF
The orsaNsst Meetings os The
CAPITAL Campaign Inspiring
NoWo From 1asin and Other
Pointo-helena's scheme 20 Plas-
TOR with Mud All Whom She
Can't Buy with Money. 10 Prov
ing q Diemal Failure-The People
VIII Stand with The Friends OF
The STATE.
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As TO THE BIO STRIKE.
Wright ssa uis Chsns Have Ait Upss
a Plan fsp Fixln~ All Oup W~~a

Z
Piaa fer Fixlsg All Oar wsss.
WASHINGTON. Oct. A-The national
stsiks semmittss sppointed b. the psssi-
dsos 10 investigate the great strike at Chi.
ESQ, rssouvsnsd to-day In the once Of
Labor Commisslonse Wright. Tho com.
mittss b now engaged 10 getting the work
u anal shape 70 report to the president.
No intimation 10 given - to the nature Of
he report. II is understood. however.
that the inquiry viii deal with the strike
In such way - 10 make tho report one
~ the most valuable contributions to the
literature Of social problems. 10 10 said
the important rulings recently made by
Justice Harlan Of the supreme court Of ths
United States In the Jenkins Injunction
case are In line with the conclusions
drawn from the Chicago outbreak ~ 70
the rights and limitations Of tho strikers.
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~ bses tahss, ~ - has sssslvsd nsth,
~ kne e.sssIsa bslae nseseistsd b.
tveea usxios aad ouaaemala b - msss.
says The ulaistse. than The Boundary -
tween 0ezise end tAs United States, snd
u hes nse penshsd ths sssisus pAass whisA
weah wastAut sspests e vas.
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HE DOUBTS IT.
One Man who Thinks Mexico and Guate.
m,la woa't Fight.

WASHINGTON, Oct. I-Minister Arri.
gia. tho Guatemalian minister, does not
credit the dispatches from Oaxaca. Mex,
that war is impending between Mexico
aud Guatemala, and that the latter coun
try had sent troops TO meot several thou.
sand Mexican troops at Acalpuco and
Tehauntepec. Senior Arriaia says he
would be quickly advised II war.like steps
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~ A MvsrERioVs AGENCY.

a bail1ing Dsswa Ts Atsas ia 8.
1euie
81. LoUls, Oct. 0.-H. W. Dammes'
egseesy seess, eesnsr Bi6dls and Ninth
streets. was blown 10 ruins b. . uystosi'
Gus expleaiea Just hssese neea, end I've
psessos vsgs badly hurt. Ths injuries
q ees are thought 10 b. fatal. Ths in'
5ussd are: ~
Aneass Bsee, hsad, fAes end hands -
vssslv easlet end BODY bsuissA,-----,r,
HAtSigk DWyse. lses hurt.
Frank Kelly, isss and body bruised and
skull ffAeturod.
Albert Hurts. back hurt and faes out
Nfs. II. w. Dammes, lsg hurt and body
bruised.
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AT GLASGOW.

4 epissaA AnsessAs Ter the Cap1tal
Asstlsg.
Special Diapa1eA 10 the Standard.
GLASGOW, None. Ost. A-At . large
and ssthusiassis msstins tesisht nearly
EVEN busiasss heuss was closed up. Ana
couds is o sure wiansr. The following
eiIleses we're slsetsd: d.. n. D. Heyt,
president, James Stevens. rsessdss And
trsasurse, 7. w. knfiRht, W. 8. Grfnth,
n 4 Lswis, Richard KAss, =. D. Bssth,
sxeeutive ee0mittes. Roesy Names vsrs
signsd 10 The club roll. AsosAss meeting
Win b hsld Monday an1 shs roll viii b
svsllsd 70 100.
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n CslFt Caalitin Nm h Nm 4
lnpeeVunsut
THERE'S NO HOPE FOR HlM
Prem Lsvs6ia Gene oulletins That
show the Enc 70 MouvnSully
Near for ths csar % Al
the nuoolas.

81. PETEnoDu10, OF. IA bulloe3D
daAsd Lividia, an1 tjmsd q p n, vas ma6e
publIe hsss this svssinG. u says:
DuRing ~ dAy - nss W. lsa0nil nus
were siighs ceavulsye syupee0s. IN eDDeo10
Was bester shaa yesessAay.
The bulletin 70 siensd ~ DsA LAv6sa,
xaseaasins, Pope6. BsajAninsR 81
HisseA, physicians % sttsadaass.
Little furshss respecting Tie ens -
tsasspissd up 10 Z p N, ths tims q ssnl-
Ing this dispatch. The polieo nov d..
tribute the eflcial hullslins puklisly.
Aecoeding 70 advices recelved ~ ~
physicians hsre from thsir eoofssoes q
Nvidia, ~ illnass of tho car b takin9 its
usual eourse toward The fatal ed Hi
majesty was bettsr Sunday and NooAay
ed vsess today, Wills u b eaysses6 4.
morrow his strength win carry hin - -
oshss slight rally. Thus The peesssss q ~
dissass win sbb end Asv uatil ~ pa1ssat
suceumhs.
Bm1m, OeG 2.-Ths nussaaa saIhssv
laae YESTERDAY evening sssssvse ~ ~
~ i.prevsasas h ~ aars ssslsusss ~
pssssd e1sdAy has besa nAln1s11s4
PAn1s, Oct. "A dispaasA % ~ WpavU
~ - q s.Gs.irs ,ess.1lv ,s.~SsS :
terrible crisis, whieA lasesd Sbe - Asssa
Ths dispassh sdds thss q ths pssssas -
majesty b slishty bst>se. IT, impssial
physieisns. thoash trsating ~ sis9aassa
a. sssious, ase lsss pssslmistie.
BERlIN, Ost. A-Ths Cologus 0sssc1b
puhlishss Q dispatch from b. Ps1seshasR
s..s,., - ~ p.,.s..s m - TEsSs.
iii - ssis,.ss =. ~. ,...s - SS.
49, ~ G.sss .s..,S ~ S....ss-
s"ss.ss ny ~ ~ ~ .ssss.,.. - -
*..~ ~S. -. "a
oa. s ~ - ~: l
~ eSuoc sess ~ ~ -. "a ~ 49, ~
w"s 10 Anx ~ - - - ~
pseoo D Asvso's svw - -
eeoaassen q ~ esas . = eesseo . -
prevent "
!ne believing eoi,sssn wss ,esosa g y
e'eseee snn mes1ine' ~ 80 ssos
eessee sess eiees M naeev - -
appcose eae snoee D me9oveoces y
sne impe.sel peessoss ssseeQsA = y -
eceloo es soe neerss Veeee - -
ss --''s'r
LvrDrA, Ocs. A-ft11ese Ana q
hesse, the oetsoened vile q she eDoeo
Wits, arrived beee = seA yesessdeys -
companSsd ~ ~ 0s.ed Dce3scs Blisn'
beth, nes saeess. wt1s q Osss4 peso -
atus q Russia. The Seososv - fsaoeee
Aiix through Cssmsa was " ~ nnesre 9
estate peastsss' Ins princess ~ ~
q the Russian tVonssee ~ the 0eooo
Dstshess o. Ses1sus eae q AloeeAe -
ocsde-eIses ves weseewed ~ ne eeeso.
nssssac. AZ Ne pesneees 40 peee ess.e
teecees LAVA ~ ssams -
seeos% vssss cs -
neess.v on.sso uv ~
eeesas eas;,s ~ se.:e - eS -.
rssnesee An ~ ssosss ~ sossss
snso see pCSseeS cs - 49, - sns
~ impsnsa s 49,
vssn W.T. 0ssH - ens H. -
e.ees, eeeonpeas - e -
eseee msoesss - - seys
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LIKE BUTCHERS.
The Awfuiiy Bloody Work OF Mexican
BAndits.

TEPErELAy. Mex, Oct. 3.-Brigands,
led by the notorious outlaw, Julio Lon
gorio. visited the ranch Of Francisco
Perez. near the village Of Jalostitian, this
district, and killed Mr.. Perez and four en-.
ploycs. The bandits were followed to the
mountains and three captured, including
Longorio. All will be shot.
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KEEP YOUR rYE ON uAsiN.

Anacond, Has Friends over There Until
There Are Few Others Left.
Special Dispatch to the standard
BASIN. Oct. 23.-The Basin Anaconda.
for-,he.C Capital club met tonight to hear
The Irish standard., 1894-09-15

A GREAT deal OF just praise has been
bestowed upon Engineers Root of the
Duluth and Best of the Minnesota East
ern while Conductor Sullivan of the Du-
luth Limited has been reported as going
crazy when his train struck the fire.
Here is synopsis Of dispatch from
Duluth touching this point which puts
things in very different light: ''Sulli-
van did what very few survivors we're
able to do. He kept to his train on its
fearful race with the fire back to Skunk
Lake, and when there was one Of the last
to leave the blazing cars. Then he ran
three and one half miles up through the
fire to Miller, wrote message to head
quarters at Duluth and gave it to the
operator. Not till then, when his work
was done, did his nerves give away"
The Irish standard., 1894-09-15

A. L. CAREY, who was appointed some
time ago to investigate certain charges
Of crooked work in the affairs Of the
Northern Pacific road has fled g report
in which he exonerates Mr.. Cakes but
blames Henry Willard whom Carey
charges with making s363,69I.7O out Of
the Manitoba branch OF the system.
That part of the report touching upon
the Chicago terminal deal shows that the
property cost s1O,296, 1882. "Taklng
everything in consideration" says Mr..
Carey, Il find that the rental agreed to
be paid by the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company in it's lease Of the Chicago ter
minals Of April I, 1890, was not .exhorbi-
tant or improvident and that Thomas F.
Cakes is not guilty of any malfeasance
as an officer and director Of the Northern
Pacific Railway Company in respect to
said lease.'' The court may accept this
report but the public will be largely of
the opinion that Carey made scspegoat
OF Willard.
The Irish standard., 1894-09-15

OUR city fathers too often forget their
duty to the public in their efforts to get
even with each other. Here is well
merited criticism taken from the Journal
OF last Saturday anent the paving Of
Nicollet and Hennepin avenues: Two
aldermen who represent section OF the
city, the center OF which is two miles
from the center Of the city, succeeded
last night in delaying the pavement Of
Nicollet avenue for at least week. We
need some large, broad guage, capable
aldermen -at-large in the council ll-enough
to hold the balance OF power between the
narrow and contracted policy OF looking
at everything from the ward standpoi Mt.
Aid. Gray was one of the few men in the
council who was able to see over the
boundaries OF his own little baillwick and
act for the benefit of the whole city, but
that was enough to defeat him in the
primaries.
The Irish standard., 1894-09-15

The Democrats of the Second con-
gressional district met in Mankato dur
ing the week and nominated Gan. j. Ill.
Baker for congress. L. 9. Long of Mobiles
county who has been nominated by the
Populists in that district will likely with
draw in favor Of Gen. Baker. If such a
combinati IN could be effected Congress
man McCleary would not be his own sue
cessor. The Populists cannot possibly
hope to elect their man, but by uniting
with the Democrats Gen. Baker would
be elected without much trouble. Mr..
Baker is no stranger to the people Of the
Second district, and if elected to congress
would make one of the best representa-
tives that the district ever had.