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COMPLETELY v.MpIcATEp.
The Court Insirucls tho Jury to Find
Clerk swansy Not Guilty.

Srccal D.spatch 10 tho standlrl
kALisPEL, Jan. sg.-The trial OF II. G..
Swauey, clerk OF tho district court for
Plaihead county, came 10 a sudden ter
mination this afternoon, resulting In tho
most complete yindlcation any man ever
received In any community. Swauey was
indicted by the grand jury at the October
torn on n charge of embczzlement, allsg-
ing that no failed 10 account for Sl2s in
his quarterly report submitted to tho
county commis sioners at the September
meeting of the board. The indictment
was quashed owing TO the Illegal compost.
ion OF the grand jury. but Information
was filed making the same allegations.
The trial commenced on Saturday with
Judge Hunt of Helena Oh the bench, hay-
ing exchanged with Judge DuBose for the
reason that the latter had instructed tho
grand jury 10 investigate Swaney's oiiicc,
callius attention 10 tho rumors of his em'
bczllcment.
The state has vigorously pushed tho
prosecution. presenting all the evidence
that could be brough, up, but Swaney
went onto the stand IN his own behalf and
y5ith his deputy completely broke down
! the states evidence and clearly accounted
for every dollar that had come into his
hands during that quarter. When tho de-
fcndant had rested, County Attorney
Logan moved that the court instruct the
jury 10 acqui;, saying that hc had be-
lievcd the state had a clear case until lie
had heard the evidence of the defense.
which thoroughly convinced him Of the
defendants Inuucensc.
The court instructed The jury To render
n verdict Of not guilty, which IL did. Judge
Hunt then made n brief address com.
pletely vindicating and cxoneratng Mr..
| Swaney. He said the evidence Of the de-
fendant and his deputy had removed all
doubt Of guilt, and that Swaney should be
| fully restored To the confidence Of tho
community. The judge said the acquit,al
was OF that class where the defendant
establishes his innocence beyond tho
| shadow of doubt. Swaney is receiving
the congratulations OF his friends. who
| dcplore the fact that such unwarranIed
proceedings were ever instituted. These
! were regarded rs tho strongest casos. All
| the other eases have been continued Ia
the AprIl IcgIn. II - now believed hy
| almost the entire community that tht
other officials will be as completely yindi.
Gated as the two Just acquitted.
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AROUND THE WORLD.

FrAsKPosT, Jan. @o.-The we'll known
bankers, Solomon x Mas, have failed.
BENTON, Mo-, Jan. 29.-Charles Ovens
is under arrest, charged with numbering
his wife aud child and then burning tho
house over them to hide the crime.
PARIS, Jan. 2a.-Thc government has
given notice OF its intention to levy an
Increase import duty on wheat TO seven
franco and Oh -four In proportion.
HANCOCK, Mo, Jan. 29-Jack Decker,
tho son OF wealthy farmer. shot and
killed J. 81. Dukin, IA prominent met
chant. The killing is the result Of an old
grudge.
Los ANGELES, Jan. s).-The leading citi
1sus have subscribed 5000 20 add TO the
S,,5 ,OU offered By the Santa Catalina Ath-
le,ic club OF Los Angeles for the Corbe;t-
JacKson fight.
81. PEIERsBucG. Jan. a9.-The clar Ia
seriously III OF influenza, bronchitis and
Inflammation OF the lungs. His teinpera-
ture Saturday night was i03. lie was
somewhat better last night.
ST. paul. Jan. 29.--Judse Willis Of the
district court rendered decision declar-
ltls lUt AiN Aot hAN 7hflfsNs1.ot VI As-4ASefa
tickut sealpins by requiring scalpers TO
haye licenses unconstitutional ON the
ground that 1t was class legislation.
ZCmCH. Jau. s9.-hnarchlsts marched
TO the Italian legation and fastened red
aud black FLAGS over the door. The police
iutcrfered and ia the riot which followed
muny we're wounded on both sides. Six.
teen prominent rioters were arrested.
BURBANK. Jan. a9.--Word has been re-
ceiyed here that Henry Sours and family,
formerly Of this place, have been muir
dered in Florida, whittier tho family wen:
two months ago. 1t is said that Sours won
largo amount on tue ,Corbeti'iiIchell
n,ht.
ROME, Jan. .,-Burslars last night
broke open the safe in the American le-a-
ton. wrecked tho room, broke the bust
Of Washington. burned all the papers
that they could lay their hands on and de-
| slroycd tho valuable library of the lega-
ton. There is no ciue to the burglars.
DrSyLR, Jan. .9.-W. X. Burchinall.
prcsiGenl Of the Colorado Republican
/ league, received letter from President
| Tracey Of the National league, saying he
Would recommend the national executive
committee to postpone tho date 81 the na-
/ tionai convention TO DO held here from
| May to lane l..
! SNS FRANCIscn, Jan. 29.-Aavices by
steamer from China announce the com.
/ p!ete aunihiiat.on hy earthquake of ths
Leaut.fu! city OF klclan, Persia, contain
| iny 1900 Inhabitants, of whom i2,0oOwere
killed. Ten thousand bodies have been
"A.
also destroyed.
DgSvEG. Jan. 2a-Adjusant General
Tarsncy. who has just returned from q
visit to tho Southern Ute agency. says;
"Tho Indians arc in very bad humor over
the government delay in ratiiyins tho
treaty mado three years ago for their
transfer luto southern Utah. Unless the
authorities AZ Washington take speedy
actloa In the matter the U,es will pack up
aud 60 into Utah withou, orders
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mUNlrIoNs OF WAR.
Pcnnsylvauia Coai tomptnies iTm!ng
Against Attack

,,,srtr.p. Ian. ~. This has been nm
ex .i,tr,r 1,v ,n thc Mansfield coal region.
rron lac, IN dusk r.n,rts os intended
o,,th,cnl. hy s,riLinr nj,ers in different
Io,,,i,ns Iav, bcon be,yd npd Sheriff
Richar,Is v,. Kent busy di.posing IN, den.
mics IN u,o,eci ,bo threatened plants
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IN THE SENATE.
Several Kicks Are Registered at 9
Variety OF Things


Variety OF Things
WAsHINGToS, Jan. 20.-Nest objected to
the practice of republicans reading in full
petitions against the Wilson bill instead
of reporting them by title, and when
Dolph proceeded 10 read the petition of
the binding twine employees of Oregon he
secured ruling from the vice president
that such petitions can only be read by
unanimous consent.
Wolcott presented memorial OF the
Colorado Legislature, heretofore published,
repudiating the proposition of Governor
Waite that the state proceed TO coin silver.
Read and referred.
Stewart of Nevada presented resolu-
tion, declaring it the judgment Of the
senate that the secretary OF the treasury is
no, clothed undcrthc existing laws with
authority 10 sell bonds. lie asked that tho
resolution be voted upon tomorrow.
Teller of Colorado attacked the prcsi-
dents Hawaiian policy in vigorous
speech. The Hawaiian resolution went
10 the calendar and the federal elections
bill was taken up. Chandler and Higgins
spoke in opposition TO the repeal of the
bill. Al :l6 the senate went into cNecu-
tive session aud Mt o'clock adjourned.
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IT DOESN'T SUIT THEM
Northern Pacifs Employees Not Salisf,d
Wiih tho AliTaF.
TELEGRAPHERS ARE ELATED
They Get About All They Asked
For, But Not So the Con-
ductors, Irainmsn, Car
men and Shopmsn.
Special Dispatch to tn, standard

ST. PAUL, Jan. -. - The Northern
Pacific conductors. trainmcn, tele-
grlphcrs. carmen and shop,ncn met
General Manager Ken.lricks to-day and
received tho answer of the receivers in
the matter of the pay schedules. This
puts Ru end 10 the conference for tho
present. With the exception of the tele-
graPbcrs, tho answers are unsatisfactory,
not granting the men anywhere near
what they wanted, or even expected.
some of the employees held n brief meet
ina this afternoon and considered an
answer in a Rencral way, but arrived at
no conclusion as TO what course they will
pursue. They lelegraphed tho general
officers of the brotherhood at Terre
Eal;s, Ind, to come 10 -. Paul imme-
d.aJeIy. The company will do nothing
further until tho men have come 10 a
dehniie and Gnai decision and MAKE the
same known. The teiegraph.rs feel
clated over the adoption of their schedule
almost in its entirety, but oil the Tcst OF
the employees are very much dissatisfied.
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UNCLE SAM Is THERE
Admiral Bsnh,m Eakes a Po.mld,bls
DEMONSTRATION in RO H.rb0r.
DE CANA GOT TOO FRESH
All the United States War Vessels
Clear Ter Action and Escort
an American Bark to
the Wharf.

copv,l,bt 1871 hy Associated pr.s.
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STATE SENATOR HATCH.
lie Has Trouble wIth Lawyer Addte and
liof n arc Arrested.

Special Dispatch 10 tbs stan l1rL
LIVINGSTON, Jan. GA warrant was
sworn our IN Justice Roses court this
morning for the arrest uf State senator
George n. Hatch, OF Big Timber, on the
charge OF having assaulted Attorney j.. ".
Addie, Of Zig TIMBER, vita q deadly
weapon, with the intent 10 DO great bodily
injury. Tho complaint was made by Nc.
Addle. who was In turn arrested IN this
city to-day on charge Of forgery alleged
to have been committed az Big Timber
several weeks ago. Mr. Add.e was place.!
under syJJ bonds i0c hS appearance, and
le,i tonight for i}i. 4iulcr IA company
with an oiuscr ~ sycgrs surg;iVs.
senator Hatch will arrive in Livingston
tomorrow TO answer 10 the complaint
against him.
These arrests are the ogtgrowth OF n
fcud. Attorney Adlle was arrested az
Big IimueT q !eW weeks aEu on ch1r.o
Ol grand larceny as hAilec. lie was bIuu,l
oyer - the district Cour. hgg when tic
case was ra.!vi Attorney Miller catered a
uuliu Vr9spuut. Ir. Alde ,ncu caused a
WArrAnt Ir be issued Tor he arrest of A.
Ioruuy \. G.. ila:ch, brother " the scnt.
Tor, on charge OF coulpagGliag MIS-
lcmeNnor. This case ID set Tor hearing
| nsXt Thursday,
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IN THE HOUSE.
ihe Rebate on the Iacoms Tar Occupies
the Entire Day.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The general de-
bate OH the internal revenue bill was
opened in the house to-day by McAil!lin
OF Tennessee. He began by attributing
the present depression in business TO tho
protective policy OF the republican party
aud declared; Come what will, We will
reduce the tariff TO a revenue basis. The
large revenue necessary for the support
OF the government hc said, "is raised
almos, exclusively from consumption and
a very little of II from a tax of the wealth
OF the country. A man owning S50OO.OOl
or sl0), ,000, GOO worth of property pays only
on what he eats, drinks and wears" lie
proceeded TO argue in behalf of the tax on
large incomes for the safety OF which this
government Is a guarantee.
Before McNiil,in began his address Me-
Creary, chairman oi the foreign affairs
committee, reported his resolution eN-
pressing the sense OF the house on the
Hawaiian situation. The minority was
given leave TO submit its views.
The house then went into committee of
the whole on the tariff bill, and McMi!lin
offered us an amendment to the provision
imposing a tax OF dollar per thousand
on cigarettes, the entire internal revenue
bill. When the reading Of the bill was
completed, McMiilin was recognized TO
open the debate in favor Of the amend
ment, which he proceeded 10 do.
Ray of New York followed McMillln
and opened the debate on the republican
side In opposition to the Income tax.
Tarsney, democrat, a member OF the ways
and means committee. defended the bill
as q means OF making men pay taxes
according TO their wealth.
D!nsmore, democrat, of Arkansas,
advocated the bill on similar grounds.
Daniels, republican, OF New York. quoted
Samuel J. rildcn in condemnation of the
income tax. Williams. democrat, of Mis-
sissippl, and Hall, democrat, OF Missouri,
strongly advocated the income tax.
Covert, democrlt, OF New York, criticized
the action of the ways and means COM
mittee in framing the tariff bill on free
trade lines. The house took a recess
until o'clock,
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Nay BE IMPeAchEp.
Congressional ,omInit;rs Invsstigat-
tug Judss Jsnain.' order.

Congregational tominitirs Iuvssticat-
Ing Judge Jsnain.' order.
GALEsnrgn, ILL.,, Jan. @.-First Vice
Grand Murrissey of the brotherhood of
Railway 1ralnmen said regarding Judge
pgndy's order restraining the Union Pa
ciiic men from striking: I'VE rather ex-
pec,cl this. The Union Pacific njunc-
tion follows thar OF Judge Jenkins ia tho
Northern Pacific case. The congressional
committee on labor has given VA assur-
ance that IL will INVESTIGATES Jonkins' in
junction. and II II Is found that he ex-
cceded his authority il would take steps
FOR his impeachment. Ii these injunc-
tions hold. they viii destroy labor organ
iGltions and leave the members at tho
mercy OF employers. We will not take
action in the Union Pacific matter until
the mon through the grievance commits
tees have made appeals and laid tue case
before the reccivers.n
Grand Secretary Sheahan indorscd Nor
rissey's statement regarding tue injuae-
ton.
DENVER, Jan. c9.-tieneral Supcrlnteud-
cnt Duval Of the Union Pacific returned
from Omaha this morning and declares
there ~ no general cut IN wages by that
system. Tho alleged reduction Is nothing
more than an equalization OF wages,
which has beon contemplated for some
time. On some divisions tho men have
been allowed more mileage than they
were actually entitled 10.
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couoHLIN's COUNSEL TRAiLsD
Judge Wing Trying to rinl out Who
rut Up III, Job.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-The hearing Of tes-
timony for tho defense was continued in
the Coughlin case to-day, but nothing Of
special interest was developed. During
the session Judge Wing, for the defense,
asked that the jury be sent out. and when
it was done. called Attorney Bottum OF
the prosecution to the stand. saying that
the attorneys for the defense had been
Swallowed by detectives and he wanted
Bottum on oath TO ask what connection
lie had with the proceeding. Bouum dc.
clared he knew nothing Of the matter.
Wing then demanded that Police Captain
Scheuttler be called,
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New Postmaster for rhnia,nurr.

WAsuHGToN, Jan. c9.-The president
has sent the following nomination 10 tho
senate: Collector OF customs. John 4.
Gafey. Los Angeles. CAL; Commodore
Walker TO he rear admiral; Thomas
Moonlight OF Kansas, minister 10 Bolivia
Z. l.. Proebstring, postmaster OF Philips.
burg. Mont; William II. Watson, sur.
veyor general, Washington; John V.
Terry. receiver of public moneys al
Seattle. Wash. registers of the land Office
Thomas j. Bolton. Los Angeles. Cal,
Scion q. Patrick, Visnlin. Cal; Herbert
Savage of Utah 10 be Justice OF the pcu'
bate. county of Emery, Utah.
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CAIN AND ABEL.
Harper TO BE Called TO Account for De-
claring the Story Myth,

CHICAGO. Jan. Cdr. r. s. Henson, the
noted Baptist divine, in an interview to-
day expressed emphatical disapproyal OF
the theological theories presented in lee
,ure by President Harper of Chicago Uni
versity. Harper is reported to have stated
that the story of Cain and Abel is myth
with no more truth in it, So far as known,
than the story OF the wooden horses that
figured in the capture of Troy. or the
myth OF Remus and R0mulus as con.
nected with the founding Of Rome. ~
can't understand such tcachings.h said
DR.. Henson. "I shall ask President
Harper how much of his reported lecture
he is willing 10 father
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IN The NICK OF TINE.
A Livingston Man Esseurs His Children
Fron, a Burning Bul!diD..

spec!a Dispatch 10 tns sEInltsL
LIVINGSTON, Jan. .s.-The two-siogy
frame residence OF James Nelson, on
Third street, was destroyed by fire at an
carly hour this morning. The house was
occupied by o. IT, BoUne!l aud his family
OF four small children. The father awokn
just in time to prevent a horrible hUlu.
caust. as the house was hlled with smoke,
and the ilarurs werc bursting through tho
roof when he became aroused. lie man
aged to eet the children all out, hut not a
minute too soon. The house was insured
Tor S5JO and the furniture for $50.
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OUT OF POLITICS.
Governor Campboi, says Hes Coin. to
Qni"tIy Practice Law.

Hhi"ltb tftt'N' be"s
HAMILTON, Ohio, Jan. 20.-Ex-Governor
Campbell and his family arrived home
from New York to-day. The family will
remain here, Campbell says: II shall
not again enter politics. In the future
shall devote myself to the practice of law
in this city, The ex-governor said he
was in better shape financially than for
some time past. lie is not worrying about
the judgments being taken up against
him. lie will remain here for six days,
then 20 10 New York for three months and
then return TO Hamilton 10 remain. In
tervlcws to the contrary not withstanding,
his friends say Campbell contemplates
the goyernorship in ls9j.
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recau,e Their ,Y.ys, wors Flos sed

LiyEgruoL, Jan. al.-Dstails Of ihu
outbreak m the German Cameraous bgyc
been received herc. The trouble is said
TO have been caused by llogging the
wlye, of the native soldiers by order of the
governor. Tho pahomeyHns went TO the
government house at Ber.Eown aud SHOT
inc Judge dead. They nJstook hini 10y
the governor. The mglnesss gained the
mastery over the Germans who nci TO the
guEboats. The muIiuc0rs thcu sClEol
l,5CJ magazine rides and 10000 rounds
Of ammunition,
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SENTENCED FOR LIFE.

Judge Du hose On the Relations OF
Society To Murderer Issiunak.
Special Dispatch to the standard
HELENA. Jan. s9.-Frank Brlunak. who
killed Joe Daniels, was brought up before
Judge Du Bose to-day for sentence. lie
pretended not 10 understand what the
judge was talking about, aud an in
terperter had 10 he sent for. Through
him Belunak said he did not think it
right to be imprisoned for Lille, as he had
TO defend himself. Judge Du Bose SAID
he did not think this was a case where
the court needed TO say anything,
"Socicty,r he said, ''iias nothing TO DO
with your reformation. SO far as your
reformation is concerned that is more .
question FOR ministers and yourself.
Society has nothing TO do for you, but to
prevent you from committing another
crime The judge then sentenced Be-
lunak to the penitentiary for life.
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BUTTE, Jan. o. PAscoc Mitchell, n
miner IN the Anaconda. At 10 O'Clock to-
night fell down a chute Tor distance OF
seven floors. dislocatng bis shoulder, cut
ting his scalp and sustaining p'her IN
iirics. none SERIOUS, however. DIR. John.
son attended to the man aud removed
h.fu TO the hospital. hc mas family liy'
.uE AZ Divide.
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RCrrr. Jan. .2.-Thc hotel arrivals to.
day were as follows; ~ ,hc McOeFmoti:
sam Young, HeienA' Charles Eo,b, Louis
vile. Ky, /. QIes, C.ncinna'l. Ohio;
]. Graves. Si. Joe, No; h. l.. Cooper,
spokane; W. l., Avery anl wife, Miles
CITY; Kenneth Ross, M,ssoula; \. ;. Con
tad, Brookfield; Eugene Picot, Boulder.
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WITH INTENT TO DEFRAUp.
A Jury Flnds That tho Assign ment OF Il
Harris Was Crooked.


Special Dispatch to the STANDARD
HELENA, Jan. 29.-The jury in the dis
trict court handed in a verdict to-day in
the SUIT of Wilson Brothers and other
eastern creditors against B. Harris. who
made an assignment on Dec IL, 1891, TO
Moses Morris. The suit was to break the
assignment on the grounds OF fraud. The
jury finds that the assignment was made
with the intent to defraud creditors; that
Ben Harris, an agent of ID. Harris, con-
cea!ed the assets from the assignee with
the intention Of dafraudins them; that he
established another firm as a device to
cover up portion of the goods. The jury
only returned ono finding in favor of the
defendant, and that was that the amount
for which Ben Harris sister was preferred
as bona iide debt. Judge Buck set this
finding aside and decided that II was not
just debt.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-01-30
Annle Gels a Divorce.
,elal Dispatch to tie s,aniari

crec4Al llspttCb - 'iio 's"iAA' .
HtIENA, Jan. ga l.yorce was granted
to-dEy to Annie +. Rodgers from Charles
D. Rodgers. otherwise Chick Rodgers, tho
alleged prize fighter. They were married
Sept. a. 1898. and iess than a month later
Rodgers had his wife in house of prostl.
tuition and was living oil her earnings,
She is but sweet IL.