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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-31

=. 1yrRT,sEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
A DTTiiIrr NiW" YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
tnIyEp AT THE UPToWN OFFICE; No va; lr9 "a
~ ~ ioor north VI Thirty -nrrt st and ADV Ek.
TiSi;MENTs at the following Brnneh omc.s; - !
t'yh,h-ave O. corner Twenty thrdst. ls2 sixth ave;
Is! Fourth-ave. corner Fonriecnth-,t 100
c all, T6s F,rs,.ave los West Fortyseaond st i9e
coiumbar-ove. 81 Ayenus A. LIZ, Thlrd-a." - IVES.
isss Third-ave 2o Third-sye between hundred
A, Inc HARLEM OFFICES. $50 Eos' one. hundred and
~ West one hundred ana twenty hih.
AZ and $40 West hundred and fory-hfth-st up TO
o m. At REGULAR office rates. - -, IN. . . o.,
In ProokIn at 6 rourt-st: sos De Nalp-aVe. hT''
p.d,o,d- ave, NJ 10 ~ m. ut reculsr Office ra'es
European pranch ro- advertisements only. TO- Fleet
s.ys.t w. q London rns'snf
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financial Mefiin9s.
financial glettlons.
WABASH RAILROAD co. ,,.,.
,nt IlfnI,NrI-RE MONriAGIf

WABASH NNIIWUAU %.
sr,,.EyroTr,EHe AND BfBENTtRE MORTfAPH
VDSDHOfDFKS -
~ OTICE.-Thc annual meeting OF me H'"h-
y holder. and Deicniurc Mortgage H"ndhoders 81 the
Wabash Railroad Company will he held Al ,he sc"''a
ono. II Company, IN the CIV OF ~ LOUIS NJ IT
y,,t,uier 1871. commencing AZ % CLOCK
NJ for the election Il Directors and ihe unhs', ''n
- amer usiness ~ may legally come before sam
meeting ,...t e.,,,l., August II
,.d. . 80 ,clor noon and All be r-u,cnrd Neine'lf
l,n,eml,er r. 1874. a IL O'Clock \. NJ ,e,t,rv
j. g ~ li'S' r~slrnf.
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TO TIE HOLDERS or
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
THIRD MORTGAGE BONDS

To .ff,r. -r~i h.ifrr - bonds u.ri D. 40 'fi
nnor,sa-~ - N0r'hcrn Inci'r R,fa' Crlanr h'V'
cor.~re, - ne request = o'r~- -f'.' hni e'' ~
large amount ac' mmu'- - ue 10 pu'ir's
o. protecting he rirrf' : 'hrd r'rare nidh t'f'
IT,. owls rfoy'ior hiffef'o uh'r ~ hr ; i~'ii -
ta0-~ rirh's Ter made hr 49," '.n' N
caf-l Ia-i' ol1.rs DOmmii'ee si- I'prsf : 'rf
rnr',are bond, an 49, - h' li~-s = fl-h n4'
a. We - - 80 boiler. - ..r..fI 'af~f i.rts
IT, View f,ri ffe Carsf'a'.f u f'sag- r.
tri rnor'rarr anil 'hr ip'ofes' = rs A"fs consists
largely in cutting Gown ~ i~ns ling ~ MIRA
rorfrar~ ,e.n. iri iR' fhiff f'rags bond
h.irfe si.ul lrh -rairs instead - IN
irI-'ar hem '.nraif'.c which hns a-'aF ri'~ fu
WE ART SATISFIED THAT r@iNr $DNMAL T'S-
IITlONs TET NOpTHTHN PACIFIC RAILROAD CNS
EARS MrcU MORE rIIt$ THE INrFHFsT ON TIFF
OUTSTANDING FIRST ~ ONI ANp rH1nD MORT
GAGE BONDS A%n IT - OR ~ Ef"sE TO IN
SIS THAT As = CONDITIONS pE A%Y HTOHiANi-
ZATloH TIE INTEGRITY or TIlE THIRD MORT
gov SHALL m MllNrAtSEu or Tir n'Nps De
PAID OrF ~ CASH NJ Pir ANU INTEREST
nlhsii IN no course - rt~pa-a-
ton under which 1.. ieas = hird n0rFar-
bond. win 'h~ %FW-YORK GfARANrN ANp iNiEM
NiTY COMPANY nH De- called 'pf In ~. m~an'irns
,hifi mortgage i-ndhoisrs requested not T. deposit
their bond AIM any comnii'er
EVANS u. DICK.
or Dick Ir.,rers & I.sNf~rr. bankers. New-Y TX
CHts. ~. VtN NOSTRtND.
or Samuel ID Dnoi. n Co. Bankers New-Yofk.
MAN II, CNGABER. Jr.
OF Srlulz < PI'hgatsf IIrk"rf, Ee1 York
CHARLEN ACNE TOWER. Jr..
Philadelphia.
EIIII ROOT, Counsel.
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ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London July 90 m -consos 1oi o-lo ior ~ n ne
nd lois. for the account; York Iennsylfanin
nrs, mortgage bonds 49, Canadian r.cne az
Mexican ordinary IS: st PAU common osr ,,csn
Central 00i. PENNSYLVANIA. 10: Reading -: m' a.
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Net cash bal . .S3osiG 7e9 $3.50 33j0aj Inc Sis2S"
The foreign exchanges were strong ana UNI
fOrmiy higher. Sterling rates are up 10 the hen-
est figures and are nearly AT the poiht wniVh
would permit direct shipments OF gold 10 London
The engagements to-day for export 10 the Con-
tinent amounted 10 $500 900 The market closed
firm at the following revised quotations Tor ac-
tual business: Bankers bills NS7l4 and ~ @i4
for long and short sterling respectively rIehcn
francs 5lG7l and 5l5; reichsmarlsS. 9jn and
50 1916. -,
In London British consols advanced lis 70
l0 g-l6 FOR money and IA 10 lOlts Tor the account
The Bank Of England gained 100000 bullion on
balance. In the open market money was cisieI
al sams-l6 per cent or discounts and STEADY AZ
HaL per cent for daily balances. Bar silver ~
NJ I'd 70 rs 1864 an ounce. American rahwN
shares were dull and weak, but the declines Were
moi important At Paris French per cents rose
"a confines 70 l0l. j5. Discounts were easier NJ
lss per cent but sight exchange on Lohhoh re-
nained at % 1914 francs 70 the sterHns me
rate OF discount at Berlin declined TO iss pu'
sight sterling exchange advanced TO zOAf. ~.
day drafts ruling at 2o34E marks 10 inc
ator
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
NOTICE TO SHAnhho LDtMs;,
DIVIDEND.

av,dend on the Common Stock 81 the Company at me
r,e - rive Der cent per has been declared lor
The hslS-year ending June Both. 1914 paynoe "'"
Worants for this dividend will be mailed to sharcnod-
orr on The New YORK and London registers respectively
on OF abou, that date. 49,. - ..,,. NTH
Tho Common Transfer books o. the COMPANY s
Close IN Montreal and NcwYork saturday July isl
oni IN I]adon or Tucsily July 10th, and VIII be re-
nuened on Saturday, August 18th.
ny ORDER OF THE BOARD
- CHARLES DRlNKWATER
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Gotrls
Cesal y olltes.

C,TPIENlE COURT. NEW-YORK COUNTY.
- Henry T. Bronson. Plaintiff against Edmund W.
Cole Defendnnt summons
10 the above named defendant; .,.,., T.,
here summoned tu answer the ''hpltht III
mis- action nnd copy u your ahswct On uc
pantns Attorneys within twenty days after the
al the day of service. ana N
e q. = your failure appear answer )nlsnrnt WI
be- taken against by defaut. fOl 'he Ie'cl "e'''
n complaint
Ia ted May u. 1904 ,,,, ,,,,,cn ,,,o-,ovs
o,-c. ami nos,ofce address NJ. 10 broadway.
City. a.
.rha ,c,egoing summons served upon by pub'ca
,,n ,ur.iant To Al ouer Of the Hon George - lhSie
ham ,re n the Justices Of the supreme ,oIit u ne
49, ~ Hev. York dated the nineteenth day y June
1894 ana ned with the complaint IN IN" once et tne
tr,t ~ The Civ and County ~ SewNor at tn County
court House in h- City Of Ngw.Y~k N me St,'e OK
~. 'yor on The said nineteenth day u Jane. 1Noi
mated N-w York .rulv eh. lSot ..,s
'" IopD DAY LORD Aftorrrva Or Plaintiff.
NJ. 100 broadway. New York city.
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Ceeturrs an0 H!cetingS.

/,rARTERtY MEETING or THE AMERICAN N.
~ sTITi-TE August :. at No. rs West 3sih-st. at
Sci,rL n =, LOI'Is II. LAuDY. Secretary
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No business was tran-a ted IN state bonds or
city bank stocks
The general bond market rema.r"d Gul. ana
heavy The only dealings On large -cale were
I'm Afchson As but the price d. "liiel y per cent
10 Cg7. 4 seconds were ~ IS yer cent ar -''s.
In other Issues activity was limited by IN" mar
rowness 81 the market. supp Bong hpWh'i"
cOnspicuOus. Rock Island extension - l"il PEI
cent 1904 Oregon short Line o. H-tslhrl
the same extent 10 ~ Kansas and Texas hTsts
were of 4 al IS and seconds Income, lost Z
Der cent at 80 ST. Louis Southwestern nrsis
we're ID per cent lower at jJE. wabash nIstH
fell - per cent 20 1925 and seconds >, - o''.
Kansas Pacific consols declined y per cent 10
80 on Night sales General Electro denoh'uie
IS gained u per cent al b5A.
Is gained y per cent at $50 reference n Hdue
10 our fun report II bond sales.
Money on call was easy at unchanged rates
and there Is no change in The quotation. for time
funds ma.
The Clearing House statement was az follows:
Exchanges tj2.262 l49; balances. S3.iG1.6o3.
Tho Sub-rreasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House Sl553l5 It's net gain N balance since
Friday was 81 jSl .625. made up by gains ~ N44o-
GC2 In coin ana Sl31965 N currency Inc tWp
davs' operations included Receipts, S""l"'-i
ance Of Sl3G 23G4 $50 consisting Of tl23O3' In con-
and s62ll3.443 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $28547 National bank notes ior
redemption. o. ,,
revenue receipts $9ol,bV9, anu 'He H+ieN'""i''""
receipts s56 744
To.day'. Washington Treasury statement ~
cash on hand and deposits In BANK compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
follows:
yo, cold On hand SIS 5s5.l, s555iG2i2 Dec 50 >o'22
N on hand ''... as2iso,5 42si2Ss? Inc si2tSi3
~, H., ,n IA ~ ~, e2G 2OOli2~3 Dec. sl3J3
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MONTREAL 2Gth June. 1894

MISSOURI KANSAS Il TEXAS Ry. co.
a, Il AII.ST. NEW-YORK july 30 lS9t.
COrPONS Of the Kansas cry ana faciic
X r. L. co.. maturing Angus, T. 49, wil De paiI
upon presentation az ,h" Office % MS ''Hi''' W. W
""'''' W g G HEDGE. secty Treas
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LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK.
o., ~ - -. i-,t'.rt-- ..ftt,DN.D STREET.

' N.f.yv- YORK July -. iS.i.
NTVIDFND.-Thc Board # Directors mas
AZ, The oaptai soc. u tins Iank. payable August l.
Transfer books VIII remain c'osel un,i ,hpt u1.e
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,TTr WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE RAIL

WAY COMPANY. Nos ~ and :: We'll 81. Now
York .fuy y 1894 The coupons % the Wheeling and
LIKE Erir improvement and extension ponls due August
i~ps w'i paid after ~ DAT on 'seniI-
ton o oiH-o = the central Trust Co. Nov FORK
JAMES NJ HAM Treasurer
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New-York Juiy %. 1884,
TO THE FIRST MORTGAGE DONDHoLDERs
or THE
DDlDtb 3 Manitoba Railroad CO.

The Bondholiers' Protective Committee announce 'hnt
holders Of more majority u the First Mortgage
Bonds hnve yned agreement = Apr T. 1894. and that
the agreement s therefore operative.
Hondhollers Who hive signed me agreement nrr 70
aucs,sd - deposit their bonds Immediately with the New
York Guaranty ana Indemnity COMPANY No. 30 cedar
stree, and r.clve therefor negotiable certificates OF de-
.,st
Bondhoders who hn"c not signed the agreement should
d. 20 and deposit ~ thcir bonds before August a.
1894 a, inter tnt date their viii be accepted only
on ouch terms as the Committee may Impose.
FREDERIC CROMWELL.
CORNELIUS II. GOLD.
EVANS u. DICK.
(UtRIEMAGNE TOWER Jr"
CHARLES u. WRIGHT. Jr,
Committee.
ARTIItR LINCOLN
I,rn,d--f New orb
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CONTAIN
9th sEMI-ANNUAL CASH DIVIDEND. &c.,.
A DIVIDEND of 21a per cent in cash rom
"A the net earnings of the year ended June 80 lsst
has been decla.sd the Capital Stock OF the Hnois
Central Railroad Company. payable September i. losf
20 S.ockhoior record August 9th 1871 transfer
'''"@ ALEXANDER &. HACxsTAFF. Secretary.
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PACIFIC NANk.
40 nRoAnW ~ NEW,.Y3Rh, Jliy u ~ ~
rI,UE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have his DAY
declared quarterly dividend Of TWO per cent pay
and after Aug next
800 : O.. MrRWlN. Cashier
OFFICE OF THE METEoPOiITAH WEST SIDE
ELEVATED RAILROAD CO. 'll AGO LII,
THE COUPONS FOR scmiannu1l interest due
l August J. 1874 Oh" ~ Mririfc i"i ',nt ,'oli
r.rfr ~ Tho Metropolitan West 80" l."fl'0n hi' I
.,.,arv alu 10 ia.d 90 ard alier ihat cato ~ m"
We. side g. Instruction tnrq1nv. y Nof71n-f'. sew
Yrs ,i,l ami ay The co4r-,ial Loan -ri Trust 'o"-
rnnr. Ciicesn ~ .....-..... -, ,-....-..
CORN EXCHANGE BANK $500
MN York. July 25'h. 1894
yTIIE BOARD or DIRECTORS has 'his day
i.,,-,. di..lcrt y SEX GO Pc cent. payable -
-. sh,roAollr-s ~ ard arsr tie FIST day Il August
u"At -, &c., IN w., os.h .,
August "a ,orrr~ rov. c,s,ior
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'I'iE ohE'r'N nall" ~ 80 ~. r,,n-n
due Juiy lst 1894 WI. b" paid with accrued Interest
:, August 1T a. flee Of the NeeYork SECURITY
ana T,,., Conipany 40 Wall street, and after the
l-sti ay II August next
The Ravalli Republican., 1894-08-29
Anaconda Capital Club.

A number Of citizens Of Stevens
villa met last Wednesday evening at
Bucks hall and organized an "Ana-
conda for the Capital' club. Hon
r. c. Smalley was chosen chairman
and Geo. NJ. Woods secretary, after
which those present signed the roll
Of membership.
The club was then regularly or.
ganized by the election Of II. B. Bel
as president: Henry Buck, vice presi
dent; Geo. M Woods, secretary, anC
e. P. Woods, trcasurer,
w. O. Waggoner, Henry Buck an(
j. r. Faulds were appointed a com
mittee to draft constitution ane
BYLAWS for the club.
Henry Buck, L. D. Hatch and w
e. Bass were appointed as a commit
tee to solicit membership. Member
ship lists for signatures are now il
| most of the business houses in town
The club adjourned to meet agair
this evening at the same place.
The Ravalli Republican., 1894-08-29
Mr.. Daily Imports More Horses.

A recent dispatch from New York
says: The steamer Mohawk r which
board large number of horses,
Thirty-nine Of these are consigned tc
FoXhall Keenc, seven to j. B. Hag
gin, seven to Marcus DAILY and one tc
Tattersall. Among Mr.. ,Haggin's
horses are the we'll known horse
Gold Finch, by Ormonde out Of This.
tie, which cost $500 guineas, alst
Water Cless and Golden Garter. The
horses are in charge Of John Mackey
and will be taken to Mr.. Haggjn's
well known ranch, Del Paso. Mr.
keene's stock consists principally o1
brood mares and foals. Marcus Dal,
has also on board eight colts.
The Ravalli Republican., 1894-08-29
Attempting the Impossible

Jonesley-What's the matter with
that man Jameson: lie looks all
run down.
Feathers-Last meeting he was
appointed chairman OF resolutions
committee for a dcmocratic convcn-
tiOn and the committees been asked
to mention some acts Of congress fol
indorscment..-Ch Record.
The Ravalli Republican., 1894-08-29

In the interest OF the Bitter Root
and Gibbonsville wagon road @. G.
Cooper, Esq, was circulating 4 sub
scription paper Tuesday morning,
having himself headed the list with
the sum of $l00. Various smaller
amounts were subscribed by our citi-
Zens.
J. r. Williams received word Mon
day afternoon that his wife, who is
visiting at Wiles' springs, was quite
i'll, and Immediately procured a team
and started for her side. He was ac-
companied up the valley by L. D.
Hatch, who will look up Ills chances
for the democratic nomination for
the shrieyality.
At meeting Of the school board
Of Hamilton last Saturday night the
resignation Of Miss Winnie Squires
as principal Of the schools was accept
ed and W. 2. Hershey, formerly prin-
:ipal of the Stcvensville schools, was
elected to the position. The school
there will open on the 10th Of Sep
tember.
Chief Engineer Ensign, of the c.
B. & O., was in town last night
and was making engagements for
meat for eighteen men for month
or two; also having some grub boxes
made. He was very reticent about
his plans, but it is presumed himself
and party intend to survey the Burnt
Fork pass.
The Ravalli Republican., 1894-08-29
FROM TURKEY TO GROW.

How well 7 remember, two years come Nov
cmhcr,
When things were SO clccry and bright
NJ job then WAS steady, my full pay was
ready
On each coming Saturday night.
On our table, to eat, VIC had plenty of meat,
Sncf iS chicken, a nd turkey and lamb,
String beans and potatucs, sweet peas and
Tomatoes,
And likewise some gooscbcrry jam.
My! we used to livc]iglI, rice pudding and pie,
Each day On our able wns spread,
We had coffee and tea, twas a pleasure to see
Such lots Of good butter and bread,
'Ts Il matter Of note: for Il change | did vote,
"And the next day it ono"cd,n pure hnd
white,
While the chicken and lb,nb joined the pies
and the jam,
And with turkey flew clear "out OF Sight"
Now the turkeys see, not intended FOR Inc,
In the stores hangnG all in row:
I never suspected that I'd bs. expected
TO chHngc chicken and turkey for CROW.
1
The Ravalli Republican., 1894-08-29
WITH A VOTE OF THANKS.

The first number of the RAvALL1
REPUBLICAN, published ut Stevens
vile under the able editorship Of J..
4. Stevens, has reached our table.
1t is a 4 page column paper, newsy,
bright and we'll printed. 1t makes
the sixth newspaper now being pub
lished in this valley.-Times.
A new candidate for journalistic
honors and cmoluments has appeared
in the west. We have received a
copy of the RAvALLi REPUBLICAN,
published at Stevensvillo. 1t is a
very creditable young newspaper.
whose columns give evidence of abil-
ity.-Helena Independent.
The first issue Of the RAvALL1 RE-
PUBLICAN, published. at Stcyensville
and edited by James E. Stevens, has
reached our table. The paper, which
is column folio. has a neat typo
graphical appearance and is ably cd
itcd. The only drawback is that it
espouses the republican cause, but
We extend it hearty welcome and
wish it a successful career.-Silver-
ite. "'it 3
Vol. ], No. /, Of tic RAvALL1 RE-
PUBLICAN, published at Stevcnsyillc,
has been received. 1t is a I column
folio, geographically artistic. 1t is
edited by J. e. Stevens who an
nounces the paper was not started
for any particular purpose other than
to PROCLAIM republicansm. It con-
tains large amount Of reading
matter. The Recorder welcomes it
to the journalistic feld.-Anaconda
| Recorder. 'n,...
The RAyALL1 REPUBLICAN,, anew
paper just issued at the county seat.
came in the mail Thursday. 1t is
neatly and tastefully printed on both
sides with newsy matter and Stcv-
cnsville is to be congratulated on
having a newspaper which gives
promise to do her good. In it's sa-
lutatory it says that it was ''not
started in the interest Of either the
capital or county seat fights" which
remains to be standardization.
The long looked-for RAvNLL1 RE-
PUBLICAN has come to hand Vol. l,
No. l, of Stevensville's most recent
| journalistic venture is Il column
folio Of far more than ordinary typo
graphical neatness; it's pages contain
a gOodly quantity Of well selected
news matter, while the editorial col
umns are bright and entertaining
The REPUBLICAN will, as it's name I'M
plies, espousc the cause Of republi-
canism, and incidentally take a hand
in the county seat struggle now on in
the neighborjng county. The Mis-
soulian welcomes the REPUBLICAN to
it's exchange table and wishes it a
long and prosperous career. .-Missou-
/ lian. " "..". ."".
| The Western Democrat is in receipt
Of the initial number Of the RAyALLl
REPUBLICAN,, a new venture in the
turbulent sea Of journalism, pub
lished at Stevensyil]c, county seat
Of Ravalli, and edited by James e.
Stevens, one Of the pioneers in Mon
tana ncwspapcrdom. Topographic
cally the RAvALLI REPUBLICAN is a
model Of neatness and attractycncss
Eand it's beauty is further enhanced
by the brilliancy of it's polished and
suave tripod rider. Politically the
lusty youngstcr is Of the republican
faith, but this is to be excused in one
SO young. So here's to- you, Steve
May your immaculate ne wspapcI
forms never grow less. -- Western
Democrat.
The Ravalli Republican., 1894-08-29

CRIPPLE CREEK, Col, Aug. 22.-F
B. Writ, president Of the Ben Hur
Mining company, who lives in Oma-
fla, was shot through both arms to-
night, and the horses Of +. NJ. Rose
berry, secretary Of the same company,
who also lives in Omaha, WIS shot in
the neck by gang of six men, who
fired over thrifty shots at them from
Winchester rifles. It appears to be
the opinion that the Affair was an at
tempt to assassinate Sheriff Bowers.
OF this, county, W1bO: has been active
Of late in making arrests Of miners
Implicated in the late Cripple Creek
war, and that these two men were
mistakcn,for the sheriff and his dep
uty.
The Ravalli Republican., 1894-08-29
THE FRUIT GROWERS.
The Western Montana Association Will
Offer Good Premiums.


Offer Good Premiums.
It will be remembered that in the
last issue the REPUBLICAN, gave d
short account Of the meeting Of the
Western Montana Fruit Growers as
sociation in this place, and its deci-
sion to hold an exhibition here on the
10th Of September, at which time all
fruit growers from all parts of the
state are invited to exhibit, and that
a committee to arrange for the Civ
ing of premiums was appointed.
From Hon. w. B. Harlan, who was
in town yesterday, the REPUBLICAN,
learns that he has already started in
to arrange the premium list, and has
secured over $3.50 in cash and other
premiums, and has not yet inter
viewed the people Of this section.
Among others Marcus DAILY has Of
fercd 500 and the B. r. D. Co. an
other $l00. The newspapers Of this
county and Missou]a, and also the
Anaconda Standard, will offer premi-
ums in the way Of paid up subscrip-
tions to their papers for one and two
years each, and the business men OF
Missoula and Butte are expected tc
subscribe literally to the premium
list. :. T.
The faculty of the State Agricul.
tural college at Dozeman have an
nounced their intention to be present
on the occasion, and Prof. Emory viii
deliver an address. 1t is intended tC
make the occasion a grand success
and the Bucks have offered. free, the
use OF their hall to hold the exhibit
in. Exhibitors from Western Mon.
tana, and particularly from Eastern
Montana, are heartily invited te
bring their exhibits Of fruit here or
that day, as great good to the horti,
culturists Of the state is bound to Gu.
sue.
State papers please make mention
The Ravalli Republican., 1894-08-29
FIRE. FIENDS.
They Burn Down the Residence of J. ].
Bond at Victor.

They Burn Down the Residence of J. J.
Bond at Victor.
The residence of j. J. Bond in Vic
tor was burned yesterday morning
about 3 a. m. The fire was evident
ly Of incendiary origin, as Mrs. Bond
had been up only short time before
and everything was all right. The
fire was discovered by Judson Bond,
who was awakened by the smoke
choking him. He found the fire run
ming up the side OF the building un-
der his window, where it had evil
IDENTIFY been started. Mr. Bond loses
everything except few chairs. They
also lost about $50 in postage stamps
which had been taken from the post
office to the house for safe keeping.
No insurance-loss over So, 900. Miss
Jessie Bond was considerably burned
in trying to save $3.50 belonging to
her father and $50 belonging to her
self, but failed to save it. All es~
capped in their night clothes. Mr..
Bond was away and did not return
until Yesterday afternoon.
1t was only short time ago that
an attempt was made to burn the old
NJ. NJ. Co. warehouse and also the N.
p. depot, which was started in three
places. An old outbuilding near the
rear of the Victor Hotel was burned
at the same time the attempt was
made on the other buildings.
The Ravalli Republican., 1894-08-29
DANGERS OF pOpULISM.
The following from the Butte In
ter Mountain is equally applicable in
Ravalli county: n

The following from the Butte In
ter Mountain is equally applicable in
Ravalli county: CO
Before thinking, patriotic, corscrv-
ativc men Of this community lend Il
particle Of sympathy or support to
the populist county or state ticket
let them ponder the words Of Senator
Teller, uttered on his return last
week from Washington:
SIT must be apparent to every
man and woman at home, as it GER
tainly is to all outsiders who are in
tcrested in Colorado, that the popu-
lists must go. It is not a question
of the defeat Of any one individual,
but Of the entire party. Tt is beyond
the ken Of any man to estimate the
damage that has been done this state
by the present administration, and
no matter who might be upon the
populist ticket in the coming cleo
tion, whether the present governor
or some one else, the election OF that
ticket would mean continuation Of
! the present decentralization, il not the
! naSCcn1np or uttef ana complete rum
following" .-.-
| The condition of business in Colo
RADIO is the best evidence Of the truth
of the senator's arraignment of popu-
| lism. Governor Waite and his crowd
have destroyed the industries of the
state, destroyed public and private
credit, arraycd class against class,
encouraged lawlessness and driven
capital from the commonwealth.
Populism and paralysis go hand in
| hand.
The Ravalli Republican., 1894-08-29

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