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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-22
A BIG MAN FOR MAYOR
Hsltnl Popll5tS Pa! III, Talls;t Nan in
Mll.ala al Ihsir Tickets Head.
FIRST IN THE LOCAL FIGHT
Resolutions Which Point With
Pride ana Condemn With
out Stint-After the
Offices.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
HELENA, March 2i.-Thc populist city
convention to-day nominated full city
ticket as follows; For mayor. John
Husehy; for treasurer, j. Henry jur.ens;
for police magistrate, Jerome Norris.
Huscby Ia stone mason by trade and
aside from beng a tine fellow personally,
il perhaps the tallest man in Montana,
measuring nearly seven feet in height.
Jurgcus was formerly well to do mer-
chant and " now in the boltling business.
Norris was a butcher until recently. At
the populist primaries he was nominated
for alderman and that vacancy will have
TO he filed
With the exception OF aldermen in the
Second and Fourth wards, the popnlisis
now have a full ticket in the field. Alder
manic nominations are: First ward, DR..
j. b. Atchison; Third, Albert Klein
schmidt; Fifth. Fred Sass; Sixth, ], W.
Rose; Seventh. B. II. Langley. The pop
ulls,s are thus iisst in tho field for the
city campaign.
Democratic primaries are to be held to-
morrow night and the republican primaries
Friday night.
The resolutions adopted at to-day's con-
ventioa declare fealty TO the populis, plat
form adopted at Omaha. "Wlth the ap-
probation that the solution of the finan-
cial question aud the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver and gold at ratio OF Is
To is preeminent." Continuing the reso-
lutiols say:
Eve recognize the fact without the least sur
prise that the deplorable condition ~ the coun-
Try brought about by republican misgoyernment
are sirenunusly maintained by democratic
congress aud 'NecntNe. We call attention To
the fact tuat the prediction of the
Iopulis. party In isal. that the Lead
ers of ihe two O.d parties would
Join hands % oppose the interests OF the COM
mon people, IS fast proving 10 be a fact, and
hit Cleveland has found the most ardent sur-
port 10 his fHauclal policy In the leaders aud
the majority uf the republican party. Bn Wa
do recognize with some surprise that the local
| examinations Of these two old parties eau feel
| Justified 10 acting ~ feeders to main oTganita-
| tons THAI are working ouf their own disgrace.
| We also recognize the grave and perilous oondi.
| tion NJ the cl,y brought about ny the two old
| Ttlss, wulch In three years OF comparative
prosperity hgNr ALLOW I'd the expenses 10 exceed
| the income to the amount ~ s1O,OiO."
The resolution also declares in favor OF
reducing tho salaries OF the city officials
TO conform TO the price paid competent
men IN tho employ OF private individuals.
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WAITE PLOTTING FOR TROUBLE
CoIorado's Governor is just spelling for
Iighl.

DENVER, March 2i.-The Times pub
lished this afternoon that Governor Waite
has formed n plan to storm the city hall
on the night of the decision OF the SUI
prems court To be rendered in the matter
OF his police and fire appointees, In case
the decision is against him. lie suspects
the loyalty of the militia and has caused
State Game Warden Callocoito TO swear
In 1000 deputies, who will be furnished
with state arms and make tho assault.
The governors opponents are fully ad-
yised OF these preparations and have
made every preparation for defense.
District Attorney Steele late this after
noon filed information in the district
court for writs Of quo warrauto against
Orr and Martin, requiring them to show
by what right they are holding Offices as
police commissioners. The information
simply rccites the removal OF Orr and
Martin and tho appointment of Mullins
and Barnes, and asks the court tn exclude
Orr and Martin from the Offices in Ques-
tion. The object of the district attorney,
who is u republican, Is TO leave the gov
ernor without any excuse for again calling
out the troops in case the supreme court
does not give a satisfactory answer TO his
question 10 determine who are entitled to
the seats in the board.
Although Governor Waite filed an affi-
dayit IN the district court to-day that he
was responsible for the acts which caused
the arrest of Mayor NauHorn and Messrs.
Rogers, Mullins aud Barnes for contemp,
OF court, no effort was made TO have him
arrested. II was brought out by the gov-
crnor's attorneys that tho Union Pacific
Railroad company. the Tramway COM
pany. the shcrif's oillce and the gamblers
furnished men 10 protect Orr and Martin.
| Tomorrow the prosecution will ask the
court TO pass judgment on the defendants
for contempt on their own admission that
they violated the injunction issued BY the
| court.
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IN cLEveLANo's HANDS.
The silver EMS Fate Causing Much
Speculation.

WASHINGTON. March 2l.-The president
is carefully listening 10 the arguments,
political and otherwise, addressed TO him
regarding the seigniorage bill. The best
information obtainable is that he has not
yet made up his mind what action to take.
Messrs. Tracy. Dunphy and other anti
silver congressman say they believe the
bill will be vetoed. On the other hand tine
democratic senators who voted for tue
bill generally are hopeful that the prcsi-
dent will sign Il.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-22
DEATH OF GENERAL PRIDE.



Prominent Citizens.
Special Dispatch to the stan lard.
BOISE. Idaho, March 2i.-Ex-Attorney
General ID. 3. p. Pride died this morning
after lingering illness. General Pride
was protcse and private secretary OF
Senator Hale of Maine, and was a friend
of Blaine. Senator Hale secured him the
position as registrar OF the land office in
Boise in 1888. In 1884 he was appointed
territorial secretary by President Arthur,
and in 1885 he was confirmed first attor-
ney general of Idaho. He was elected a
member of the constitutional convention
but, with others, withdrew to give seats to
the democratic members for the sake of
harmony. He was elected first grand
chancellor commander of the Knights Of
Pythias Of Idaho. He will be buried to-
morrow under the auspices of the Knights
of Pythias.
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DESvrE, March 2l.-At Fort Logan four
young men are undergoing examination
for promotion 10 the rank OF second lieu
tenant. They are Sergeant L. 5. Offiay
Of Wilcox, Arizona; Corporal +. j. Nor
row and Corporal Albert b. Sharp OF Fort
Douglass. Salt Lake City, aud Sergeant F.
Schenck of Fort Bayard. y. ~ They are
sons of comm ssioued officers and havc
spent nearly all their lives IN the service.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-22
CRIMINALS AND TRAITORS.
Boss Necklaces Lieutenants Getting
Dreper InIo the MIre.

Deeper tnio ihe Miro.
NEW YORK. March 2l.-Following close
on the Jumping of his bail by Justice Suth-
erland. Justice Newton has startled his
constituents by turning states evidence
and appearing rs n witness for the prose-
cuiion IN the trial of Constable Jameson
upon the charge Of perjury. II is known
that he has been endeayoring TO UNDER
mine the powers Of John y. McKane and
that there is friction between him aud
Sutherland. lie was greatly disguised
when Sutherland failed TO return and re-
ceve his sentence.
Tho action OF Newton has caused con-
steTuaiion TO the other indicted men in
Gravesend aud they are expected 10 fall
ever each other in their efforts to secure
immunity by Offering 10 give evidence
there or by pleading guilty.
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OTTAWA. H., March 2l.-The supreme
court has denied supcrsedels in tho case
of Prendergast, the assassin of Mayor
Harrison of Chicago.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-22

Bar silver. 59ii.
i.cad-Frm. Domestic, $500.
Tln-yery; firm. Straits, $40.
Copper-Elsy. Lake, Ss.621..
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slMsRoTT SHORT s32 900.

Master Workman Barrett of the: Switch
men Makes Statement.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, July %. Grand
Master Workman Miles W. Barrett, the
national head Of the Switchmen's Mu-
tual Aid association, has returned home
from Chicago. He had been in that
city for several weeks past, occupied
with other members of the order in
clearing up the business affairs Of the
iation, and has had q busy time Of
1T. On being asked as to the present
status of the association, Mr. Barrett
said:
The Switchmen's Mutual Aid asso-
citation is dissolved. The dissolution
was not caused by the recent strike.
though it has been claimed that that
was the cause of the COLLAPSE Of the or
ganization .
hat caused the dissolution then?''
N othing more or less than the de-
B falcation Of our treasurer, Simsrott. We
have been busy in Chicago seeing to the
books which Simsrott kept and finding
out our precise financial standing and
other matters. As to cur financial
standing | may say that we have found
simsrott's defalcation amounted to esq.,
600. This we have found out BY a care
full going over of the books. The off.
GERS of the association are now engaged
in clearing up its business. Everything
will be finished this month. The bene-
ficiaries, Of whom there are about So,
will be paid in a short time. Then we
shall proceed to reorganize. =
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FOUGHT OVER A .cAN.D

Ten Men In the County Hospital ct Chicago
rs q Result.
CHICAGO, July "a. AS a result Of q
fight over a can of beer in the stockyards
district ten men are in the county ,hospi-
tai. The men had been drinking to-
gether most Of the day in the rear Of
their residences and became quarrelsome.
/ Finally George Felanka went to renew
the supply Of refreshments and return
ing with a can Of beer was assaulted BY
! Paul Mogashi, who was of the party.
All became involved in the free-fo all
fight which followed and during which
the. cutting was done, it is said by Mo-
gashi. None Of the men are expected
to die.
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Didnt start Up,.

CHICAGO, July "a Contrary to ex-
pectation, the Allen Car Wheel works
did not start up at Pullman. Out of the
fifty men expected to go to work, only
three reported for duty. Police were
thick in the town, and the white rib
boned strikers were out IN force. In
several instances word was brought to
the police that workmen were prisoners
in their own homes. Officers sent to
relieve the men found lines Of strikers
guarding the front and back doors, but
nothing more than orders were required
to dispense them. sS
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! Wrescked an EXCURSION jl r /, ., \.

Fort WAYNE, Ind, July "a South
bound Passenger Train No on the
Grand Rapids and Indiana was wrecked
/ at Laotto, IS miles south Of here, at
midnight. Some miscreant had driven
50 brakebeam into a frog. The engine
passed over safely, but the tender and
baggage car jumped the track. The
train was loaded with Fort Wayne ex-
cursionists, but officials of the road
assert that none were seriously injured,
although many were bruised.
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M Il OFF A YEAR.
Chickamauga Meeting Goes Over Is Sept.
3 go. 1895.

Chichamauga Meeting Goes over Is sept.
go, 1895.
CLEVELAND, Q. !, July "a q b.
men il this city who have feared that
the holding Of the annual meeting Of
the Army Of the Cumbe rland at Chicka-
manga on Sept. 90 would interfere with
the annual sencampment Of the Grand
Army at Pittsburg, beginning on Sept.
~, have been IN correspond nce with
General p. y. Boynton, secretary Of tho
society, who says in q letter that all the
members Of the executive committee,
with the exception Of General Rose
Grams, have agreed to a postponement
of the Chickamauga meeting for one
year, SO that it will occur at the same
time as the dedication Of Chickamauga
park. General Rosecrans has not yet:
been heard from.
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For the Defense Of Debs.

NEW York, July "a. Now that the
bitter railroad strike is over the leaders
of the local labor organizat ions are tax
ing up the matter Of securing the proper
defense for Eugene Y. Debs, president
Of the A. r. y. This activity is in
accord with an appeal issued by Presi-
dent Gompers Of the American Fedora
tion Of Labor, which will be published
in the August number Of The American
Tolerant, the official organ Of the Fed
Grafton
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NRQR LABOR.
The Trial Of Debs, Howard and Other
Leaders IS Consi dered Ii
That 81
l''|' 80 SIT BBO RI n 10 GHT
The answer 70 the. Com plaint Denies
Almost Ever ing That Is
There Alleged.

CHICAGO, July 81 Al: answer has
been fled BY the attorneys for the Off
GERS Of the American Railway union. 81
the. contempt proceedings IN the United
states court, growing ont Of the alleged
Violation Of the federal Injunction
against interference with the mails and
Interstate commerce. The answer.
which was formulated BY Attorneys w.
W. Erwin Of st. Paul, and S. S. Greg
Dry Of Chicago, IS very lengthy and de-
mes e nearly every material allegation Of
the complaint, including the sending Of
the kilograms in evidence. Among the
matters denied is that any Of tie mem
bers of the A. r. %. committed any Of
the acts Of violence complained 81.
This, as most Of the other denials, IS
S1 made % upon Information and belief. 49,.
What the Defense Proposes.
Ihe defense proposes to carry the case
70 the supreme court Of the United
States IN the event Of an adverse de,cis-
ion here, and Il defeated there to appeal
through congress to the people, The
policy OF the defense will be to question
- uAAu EOWC vi {UI6 court TO Issue
injunc tions like that obtained by the
railway companies against Debs and his
associates, and then imprison those en-
joined If the injunction be violated. It
viii vi be contended that what the court
has done amounts to
Usurpation of Power
not given to the federal judiciary bv
either the constitution or law. The de-
tense will follow closely the lines Of the
report Of the Boatner committee Of con-
gross which investigated the injunction
and contempt proceedings by Judge
Jenkins 4
Labor organizations throughout the
country will contribute money to defray
the expenses Of this legal struggle.
The American Federation Of Labor
has given $1,000. Other associations
will follow, and the contest will be
carried to the bitter end. If the SUI
preme court declares the injunction and
contempt method is good law, CON
gress will be asked, local leaders say, to
change the statutes and curb the powers
of the courts, and every candidate for
congress will be asked to pledge himself
for such reform.
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Moved a Passenger.

BUTTE, Mon, July q The south
bound Union Pacific passenger train
left the depot under guard, but no vio-
lence was offered. President Calder
head of the local A. r. u admits the
strike is broken. He said he thought
the Montana Union employees would
vote to go back to work in a day or two.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-25
REGULARS AT BUTTE.
Passenger Train Leaves, the First in TWEEN.
III ty-twO DAYS.

Passenger Train Leaves, the First in TWEEN
ty-two Days.
BUTTE, Mon, July "a Ten com
panies Of troops arrived from the South
during the morning. The total number
Of soldiers now here is / 200, and 500
more are expected. a passenger train
left for the South during the afternoon,
the first in AZ days. Nineteen com
panies Of regulars are in possession Of
the railroad property and yards here,
and freight and passenger trains are
moving on all lines running into the
city. The arrival Of the soldiers caused
no excitement. The strikers mass meet
ing adopted resolutions favoring gov
eminent ownership of railroads.
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Robbed . Santa Fe Train,

GUTHRIE, o. T, July 24.--News has
reached here that a Santa Fe passenger
train was held up BY two masked men
near Red Oak. The robbers entered the
express car and presenting their re-
volvers, caused the messenger to deliver
a package Of money and some express
packages. The value Of these IS nm
known.
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NOTICE OF BLOCKADE.

It Is Served on the Powers by the Chinese
Government.
q LONDON, July 3D.. The senior consul,
representing the consuls at Shanghai,
has been formally notified that the gov
eminent is preparing to block the y ng
Use Kiang near the bar at Woo Scum, at
any moment in case Of need.
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q isalTRATIIo'N s.lollNIIs alolls.
ysnna rnnbulI 81 Chicago said 81 IS

al sss SSsSS h 81.
+ sv1,n bun 81 chicago aaid tU Is
/ One q tho Seiect
AsHIN dToN, July u though the
report chat the president has chosen
Lyman Trumbull of Chicago IS one sc
the two colnmissio ners who are ia aid
Carroll p. ght il the investiga ton
sof the recent strike could not Be- on
clall confirmed it is generally credited
is known that TIL president has under
nsideration the names Of LYMAN ]
Gage, the Chicago banker, and LYMAN
Irumbull, and has iinttiimated his inten-
tion Of selecting the Illinois member sc
the COMMITTEES early this week. Don:
M. Dichnson,s who left for Michigan by3
way Of New = orlk on Friday night, said
before his depart ure that the president
would appoint both members Of the
committee before the end Of this week.
By Is understood that Mr.. Dick iinson sug-
gested Mr.. 7 rumbull as an
Able and Conservative Man
who would command the respect Of all
parties and whose decision would be re-
ceived without question. It IS rumored
that g New = ork man win be appointed
one ct the eommis sioners and that the
president has selected him. Several
members Of congress have visited the
White 4. House during the past few days
to discuss the personnel Of the commit
tee with Mr.. Cleveland and it is under
stood that he told Western member
prominesntly interested IN labor legisla-
ton i1 that he intended to name a well
known New Yorker The president is
reported to have said that he was wait
ing to hear from the man to whom the
.commissi onership had been offered, and
that as soon as reply was received the
app intment would be made.
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Seized an American vass.,

& sANDUsNY, O., July "a The steamer
Louise was seized just east Of Point Pc
lee island by the Canadian revenue cut
ter Petrol. The Louise is an American
vessel and has been engaged ia the fish
ing trade, running between this city and
bennington, Ont. The cause for the
seizure has not yet been ascert ained.
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Wilson NAV Retire.

WASHINGTON, July lit is under
stood that Chairman Wilson Of the ways
and means committee will retire from
active congressional duties because Of
impaired health as soon as the tariff
question has been settled for this SEES
sion. Its only by the exercise Of all his
will power that Mr.. Wilson remains
upon the floor at this time.
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Going to New York.

WILMINGTON, Del, July "a Carl
Browne and 70 members of the Coxey
army arrived here and went into camp,
having marched from Bladensburg,
Md. Browne says the army has been to
Washington to see the servants Of the
[ bankers and brokers, and it is now go
ing to New York to see the bosses them
selves.
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s APPEALS no THE PUBLIC.

AsscryDOOy ASKED 70 Refrain From the
Luxury Of Pullmans.
CHICAGO, July "a. Messrs. Debs,
Howard, Keliher and Rogers, the Amer
icon Railway union officials, have issued
an address to the public, the substance
Of which is as follows:
It is almost universally conceded that
the Pullman company, through oft re-
peated reductions Of wages, excessive
rents and many other causes, has griev-
ously wronged its employees, and what
ever may be said about the great rail
road strike which resulted IN conse-
quence Of such grievances, the arbitrary
refusal Of the Pullman company to sub
NIT to arbitration in any form, even to
decide the question if there was any
thing to arbitrate, is proof positive that
said company had no faith in the
Justice of Its Cause
and fears the disclosures that are GER
tain to result from an honest investi-
CATION and in view of heavy losses en-
tailed upon the country such obstinacy
on the part Of the Pullman company is
deserving Of the seyerest condemnation.
We propose that the Pullman company
shall be brought to justice and this in
way that will not necessitate strike,
with its attendant ills. We have faith
in the American people; they uphold
justice; they love fair play And now
in the name Of justice and fair play we
appeal to the great American public, to
every good man and every good woman
not to ride in a Pullman car until the
Pullman company does justice to its.
employees. Let the cars run absolutely
empty No friend Of labor, no friend Of
humanity, viii
Occupy Seat or Berth
in a Pullman car Let this policy be in
augurated and we will see how long the
railway companies will be bound by
their contracts, as they have induced
the public to believe to haul Pullman
cars.
We propose to- continue this fight
against the II llInan company through
good and evil report, and vi without re-.
gard to consequences, until justice shall
he done. There Will be no surrender.
We viii use every available and lawful
means to- push the contest It IS re-
lquested that all papers ghout the
land Favorable to labor to Justice, to-
humanity copy this statement in full
and keep II standing IS long as possible.
Ehe. address iss gsned ~ Debs, How
ard Il R1iihnr and ri suae.,rr -
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Stuebe' s
M e M AR EIIT

The best place in the city for fresh
meats, sausages, hams, lards and the like.
We make it point to satisfy the public.
Highest Price Away paid for Hides and
Live Stock. Hog day, everv Monday at
the depot stock yards.
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Ecuador's Cabinet Censured.

LONDON, July dispatch to The
Times from Quito, Ecuador, says that
congress has censured the cabinet for
concealing budget excuses. The;
finance minister has resi- gned. The SEN
ate has approved the suspension Of the
interest on the foreign debt.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-25
Tucker is sanguin

WAsH1NGToN, July epresentar
tive Tucker Of the author and
champ ion Of the resolution for a consti-
tuttiional amendment to- elect United
States senators BY direct vote Of the peo-
pie, which passed the house Saturday, is
sanguine that the senate will also pass
the resolution, and the necessar three
fourtls Of the states viii give the assent
necessary TO make il etfectii s: