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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01
SELECT TRADE DIRECTORY.

B5OTs AND SHOES.
JOHN F KELLEY,
169 Manton avenre.
W. b. NJ. STILLMAN;
757 Westminster street.
Il. C. PERTHEL,
s27 Westminster street.
i. p. & A. T. RICE,
153 Weyhosset street.
CHARLES c. MCLAUGHLIN,
272 North Main street.
GEORGE p. WHITNEY,
9s1 Westminster Street.
OSWALD P. BROWN,
80 North Main street.
GROCERIES.
DAVIS CASH GROCERY - GEO. ID.
tGfftbbffeS565, Prop.
COZ Westminster street.
GROCERIEs AND MARKET
w. ii. WHALAN q Co,
57i and $50 Broad street.
HtTrERs fSD UTFITrERs
WOOD q WATSON,
SO Westminster street.
JEWELLERS.
e. e. HosMER,
Westminster and Dean streets.
LADIES SUITS AND GOWNS
E. !. BRISTOL,
765 Westminster street.
LAUyDRIES.
WHAT CHEER,
400 Washington street.
WESTMINSTER HAND LAUNDRY,
17os Westminster street.
MEATS and VEGETABLES.
w. II. BURNS,
1179 Westminster stree,.
1880 Westminster street.
e. A. MoRIARTY,
30 Manton avenue.
MEN AND BoiS, CLOTHING.
ALEX. s. SAWYER,
Junction Westminster and Cranston sta.
RrGIsTERED PH<RMACIsTs.
J. FRED GIBSON,
1919 Westminster and 20 Thayer streets,
1857 Westminster street. |
JOHN e. POTTER,
2l6 Cranston street
NEWS COMPLETE oUTFIrrER
c. p. CORNELL,
ies South Main Street.
JOHNSTON, r. I.
BooTs AND SHOES.
CHARLES II. DEACON,
80 Plsinfeld strese
MEATS AND PB0yIsIONs.
GEnpGE w ANIgON
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01

There are hundreds of premiums that We
shall offer through these columns every
week, given for purchases that range from
600 to S2c0000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01
Given for Cards Showing Purchases
of So.

needed. '~' - ~
wood In one piece. N ~
ladies' Poeketbook- white metal or
Ladies' shopping Bas-sausrsi leather corded,
silvered ornanlenta IT ~
o,yered Agate Buchst-f at. best ssstews-s
Lambs Essaysp--2 volumes complete
ssacspan, with Cover Re- tinncd; without scan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01
Given for Cards Showing Purchases
of S4.

Given for Cards Showing Purchases
OF 81.
Towel Arms (3)--Nickel tips oak
Brstlc Shoe Brush and Dauber--3ood article.
Scrubbing Brush-All bristle.
Pair Of scissors--s in. good derman make.
Parse--For coin; = good one.
Silver Plated Napkin Ring -Engraved.
Given for Cards Showing Purchases
ofS5.
Steel skewers--sst Of six
Wire Knife Tray.
stamping outnt-s double linen sheets Of pat.
terms.
sugar sheli-Rossr' ware; Al goods; on white
metal.
Backgammon Bosrd-Corplsss with men anS
dice.
seids' Water Fiiter--vits any faucet
Checker Board and Checkers.
Cold Cream-in porcelain boz.
Muftn or corncake Iau--i2 cups; retained.
MetSl- Back Hand Mirror.
symphony HArmonica.
Toilet shen-kapie, two shelves.
Given for Cards Showing Purchases
of 81.
Steel scissers--Lesther covered handles.
Butter Knife-Fine silver plate on white meta =
Scissors In, Rodgers
Aluminium Pun Box.
Clothes Brush-Aii brisues.
Curling Iron Heaser--Aa alcohol lamp; very cor
venient.
Stew Pan-Best agatcware; 2qt
Set Wire Dish Covers-Reund.
Tool Chest--1o tools. 49,
silver Plated Hat Bsush-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01

IL is now three years, or nearly three
} ears, since this agitation began, and We
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-01
The Results OF Tests.

In the same year, 1892, came to bs prb-
Iished the report OF the State Board Of
Health, made to the General Assembly
The State Board submitted ten 1nl
samples OF Pawtuxet water Tor chcnicol
analysis to two chemists. These SAMPLES
were numbered from two (2) to eleven
GD inclusive. Seven OF these samplos
were analyzed by Professor Appleton. 10
witt Nos. A, z, 8, q 10, IL, ~, and his re-
J ort can be found in the report which 4
Above mentioned at page 1873.
Concerning No. 4, he said. "Tho various
numerical results show the water TO be-
polluted by all the various kinds of mat-
ter specified above; such polluting ma
terial ought not TO be ADDED to a water
suppply to be used for drinking" This.
sample No. 4, was taken from the Inter-
lsken sewer where IL enters the Paw
tuxet.
Concerning No. he said "The odor
was offensive when the sample was re-
ceived and upon standing II became ex-
ceedingly offensive, resembling the odor
OF decaying fish; the numerical re-
suits in the table show the sample
60 be highly polluted. and TO
he entirely unfit for introduction into
sny water 10 be used for drinking" This,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-26
EATEN BY WILD BEASTS
lsss esssts CSllaist 1ilgM Dsdy
leuld q List
WHERE As WAS LEFT TO DIE
llousonans Billotsse oreWeoms Die.
eovery IN the wild ooeGoe
of the Clearwater
Country.
WHERE Hs WAS LEFT TO DIE

NmsouEA, espt. A-Ths Misssslisa
te-0ssssw moeuing viii eoutain . ssnsa-
t@soal slosy of The rscovssy and burial ol
the rsmains of GeoeRe Colgate, the do.
ssrtsd Geek u the notorious hunting party
hsadsd hv William T. Carlin. con Of Gen.
esal CArlin. late commander Of the de-
partmsat of the Columbia, o. 8. A.
The discovery was made about Aug. q
hy Lsutsaaut Elliott, eight miles bslow
The spes Whsss The dsssrtion occurred ou
the Clearwater rivsr. All that remained
II CelsAte'e body was thishbous and
ooe II. and thsss we're manelsd and
gnawsd hy the Wild beasts infsstins that
region. Il b psssumsd The balance oi
the rsmalns were carried away By AMI
mals Into ths mountain fastnsssss os
washed away b. the waters Of the Clear
wA4ss.
~ ths same spot were also found Q
match box, . hshins line and othss
ARTICLES idsntiasd % Coiaats's property,
The ssmains were inferred ct Lower Hot
0ps1nG. On the North fork oe the Niddls
fork ef ths clsarwatss.
LlsutsnAns Eiliest was ssnt out % shia
imlssiou hv ths pssssnt commander Of ths
Department os ths Columbia, 10 whiet
o0eial ~ viii make . full espoet, Their
bslas many points tending TO prove thai
Colgats's deseetlou by the Carlin party
wn6 eowafdly In the extrome.
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uAslk sasssas ssals e = y 1 Wlls ysos
~ y w1enaos ~ raye1 inng0oDo - eo1os
3 hvse se ~ vssessa1tsa & b1neonl1a
Skro11>euB - uasea - ~ vogjA, ~ 0oo11es
er D1fposs % deaaa1 sAAe - unlDel U11o9
shan lsa1 - \ tn 6leoee3eA. - - y
sAsuld q soss esoa fFee esloAoe ~ . 0e
el1 essh vlkAsss walsng ees 80 ssa9 sssy
Ne Sssiars ese esss,ausA aAhssDse y ~
Cpsas peisslplss q ssllQisss neegsy - eonell'
slsd 10 artie,s u q ths eooe1epf3oo q -
uniDsd 0tsess h ~ langaags fel>evt1ai ~le
gj11gieus tsstp shail ov1e b reQu1ro4 - ouen'
Aeafisa - aay paolis sGss q peblle ~ o9ne
- Unlss1 etaios," 81 ~ ~ teee ~ -
ps,.s'p's sAeul1 b app,asd - ai seass. sean1y
nnd municipal o01ceo.
We favor . soastisussoaal snss1nsae vgsvl1'
ihe fce lhs elscstoa q uuiesd eeaess eeoatoss D
dirses vees q tho psoplA We are ~ 2
favoe q susA constitutional and oehse ehAegea
e nay b nsesssary n oedes thas eeagrso nay
be. ana 70 the ena that the vim of TIE peepae
- sxpessssd q the polls nay rscesvs proop(
and full logislative sxpreesioo.
We rsoonDeed The doankIou ~ the oeoesa'
eovsnDsnt of The publis ard lan1s wkhl1 -
seAts y the state of Nontass and thsa dissrib'
ufod 70 aetual settlers undsr such regulatoas q
may b prsscribed By lAw. and ~ reeeuDeel
ihe passAxe OF sueh laws - WIN penoe u u
haods Of the people. withoue the intssveusioa q
privias eorporasioas, the nscsssasy wnese eup
ply for ifrigasion.
fhs dsneerssie party b and always has -
The fTisnd 70 The laboring men, q when ~
menbsrship 10 largely eoupesed. u = u
hearty sympathy with svsfy lawful eaegt by ~
ganlfation to secure fos the0seives fali 60
peosatiou tor their labor and 70 e6oed taeu
overy opporsunity 10 betteT the eo01letoo q
thslf hvss sn1 70 peomoee tAslf mOeal see(1
anA makssial aAvaneeme1t.
We favos The sstablishmsas of tstbun1a q
asbieEatien n which there nay b seeuro1
peaes(ul settlement Of I'll dispufss beeween -
ploysss and employees. l. u
We commend the snAcensps OF lAvs ~.
rounding primary slsot1oas with such psnAloe1eo
- % peevsnt fraud theesia.
IN The svsnine Hon. Hal Coeostt ehal
lsagsd r. B. Smith and Charles 3. Hastr
man to joint debate. -
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MURDERED BY HIS Wife
IT'S A VERY STRANGE CASE
The Woman Claims Carl eoa0o0
DID the Cruel Deed. out the
Coroner's Jury chayGeo
Her with u


cpoc10 Uop0ecn 70 sho osAuoASds
GARRISON, Sept. 2k-In Q small ravlse
away from the usual haunts of msa,
Henry Koeuker, Q sheep hsrtlee for Joha
Gerdts, bad pitched hls tsnt, ard hva
small strsam in Bear guleh hs hscdsd ~
baud. Nows came last Friday that -
had bssn most foully murdsrsd.
Judge Staekpole Of Dear Ledsr asss0p
blsd coeoosr's jury and drove eus - ~
camp and found Kesukse In hss littls
tent dead. He had bsen shot through The
face, the shot penetrating downwart1e,
cleavins the palate. the tongue and The
carotid artery.
The tent showed no signs Of struggle
and the only blood stains were thoss q
the dsessssd. Ths jury thoroughly invses
tisaisd the surroundings and thea ID.
jousnsd till Monday.
On Monday the jury asssublsd at The
residsncs Of John Csrdts at Rosedalss
near Garrison. The following is'a staas.
mont, ~ near % can b ascsstained, g
the faets IN the cases
Henry Kosaksf's wife has bsen living
with him IN the tsnt for the lest feV
months and was prsssnt ~ the time 9
the shooting. Aee stosy b that eos Cad
6eeese. another shsephsedsr IN the -
ploy of the Gsrdts, who's hand was ahea1
four milss from Kosnksr's. came 10 thslP
camp ahous o'cloek IN the evening aad
sst down and chatted With doesass6. Ho
said hs had hsard that Kosnkss's Ga
was broken, and that 10 charged hin
(Ssesss) With brsakins Il. To dispeevs
this Kosnkss pulled bic gua u aneis.
hasssllsd sholgun) from The sids e ~
bed sud, taking h cut ee ils eass. han1sd
u 10 sessss 70 look q, telling him - tako
care - u was loaded. Ars. xeenkeR
states that Sseese threw II opsa and -
sussd himself that Il wss Ieedsd, slsssd
u aud shos Kesnksr dsad, The gun h6lng
% slese - 10 seogeh his mouslashe ao1
blow the wad clsan Into the aesh. 6Ao
states he then thseatsned to ehoot ~ q
she disclosed word ee q, asd - thsa -
hee away aud showed be- The sseA 10 ".
Gsedts' ranch, Which shs reosAe1 -
thsss save The alarm.
0ssgoe Was ARRESTED % Sunday an1 aeu
eolutsly disclalu,s any coaneet1s0 - evea
knevlsdas os The alzais.
Thsrs ere many euslsas aAA ssaalslaaU
thsoriss afoat 10 y s1sts1 that q 1ss(
Mrs. Kosnkse save . tetally dlGsssat
story % the affair. stating that The shs(
was hrsd from outside the tsat This sha
afterwards denisd.
some sssm 10 think Ma. Eesnkse ~
self 10 The guilty oos, othess " ~
blanc On Casl 6ssess. and oehsss aonia
think there 10 still snethse party impat
eatsd. One thing sure it u Q brutal muss
der. and the Deer LodRo authogjtteo Vi11
lsavs no stone unturnsd 70 diseevse ~
guilty party ~ parties.
The vssdiee charges Mrs. Hsasy Essau
kss, vifs oe ths dscsssd. With villfal nsss
d..
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M'KiNLEY IS JuslLANr.


futt Of Cooudemce.
INDfANAPoLIs, Sept. 2.-Governor Nc
Kinlsy Of Ohio opened the republican
campaign In this state to-day. Hswas In.
troducsd to an audience that packed
Tomlinson ball by ex-Presidsnt Harrison.
The two famous leaders wero received
with great enthusiasm.
Governor McKinley's speech was upon
public affairs, opened with an eulogistic
reference to tho administration Of Presi.
dent Harrison, under which he said tho
country prospered rs it had never pros
pered before or since. The address was
devoted almost wholly TO discussion Of
the tariff, especially the effect Of the em-
ocratic tariff law. The governor presented
q phase Of the tariff law recently passed
which was q startling surprise to the audi.
ence. The sugar schedule, (scheduIc f. +,
he said. in effect provides for the continu-
alton Of the treaty of 1873 made with the
king Of the Hawaiian islands, under which
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ossssal Lloyd wasss This E,sselsa rrsp-
ssly CesAssssA.
Special Dispateh 10 ~ Standard.
HEE.HA, Sept. X.-The supreme eeust
Will take up the habsas corpus peoees6-
inss In the Ming sstats eass te-moerow
and on Thursday will hsar asaumsnts
upon The pstitlen of G. y. Lloyd ef Butte,
who hes applisd to the court fee . writ q
mandamus ordssing the secretary a seats
70 ebsy the law Il the tssSisesy d Mos
tana, approved March IL leea. satitlsd.
'.An oct 70 provide for printing and dis'
tributing ballots at the public sxpeose
and 70 regulate voting at territorial and
oshee elections"
General Lloyd alleges that The sseestasy
ee state viii, unlsss othsewiss dlrssted b
ths supreme court, proceed In the matter
Of the capital eleetien under the pro-
visions Of the aet Of the legislature oe the
state Of Montana, entitled, IAN 81 peo'
vialng for the submisslen Of the QUESTION
a the psrmausnt location oe ~ est ee
government" approved March Z. Noi.
This cot b alleged hy csassAl Lloyd 70 b
uneoastitutioual and invalid. and that The
ses oe March II, 1850, y the lav vhssh
should govern the action Of the sserstasy
of state In the submissien of the question
10 the electors Of the state, and undss
which the seerstasy should pcoossd Il
perform the duties required of him b
Law.
Two ysass ego Secretary Rotwitt acted
under the law approved March Q, 1891. and
had dseidsd 70 do % again this fall. Gen.
srsl Lloyd's council. Judge Kirkpatrieh
and Judge etaplston, made Q demand
upon the SECRETARY 10 disregard the law a
1891 and to proceed under the law ap,
proved March u, leo. Acting upea ths
advice Of Attorney 0snssAl Haskell, w
seerstary refused and The applisatiea To-
. writ oe mandamus was made.
The law of March u, 1883, previdss thai
vt shah b the duty Of the secretary ei
state, mot lees than 80 days before cad
election last above named (lSa2) to certifS
TO the clerk Of each county IN said state ol
Montana the saiA question Of the choic<
Of The plaee ef the permanent To-
cation Of the seat Of government
and that II 10 made the duty ol
the clerk Of each county Of said state X
include the same In the publicatiou which
hs 10 directed TO make. II is further pro
vided by said oct that the clerk Of eael
county shall have printed o. the sseulsl
ballots provided for ssid election the cap
ital question In such form - will snabl>
the electors to vote thereon" The lev
approved March 8, 1891, under which tn
secretary Of state acted In the capita
elsction In 1882, required him to havs
printed Q separate ballot for the vote OF
the capital question. and to provide hvt
such ballots tor every voter In the stAta
and distribute them to the several county
| clorks.
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IN sagse hen thsss islands ass admitted
me-. This psov,slea vas inserted hv ths
eeoatA
''lt sivss ths Sugar tsust" saN Cover.
nee NeKialsv. s-an advantage vhieh has
- hssstoesge bsea suspssssd. Ths sugar
peodustisa q The Hawaiiaa isiands b
under the esatroa q the susss trust ,
tAas eeuatsy b ths flsld oe ~ primary
eDssattoas. Ths dsmosratie party teek
awAy fresa the sugar ralssss q the Unlted
States bounty oe e1oo0o,Ooo Q year sad
bsstswsd . beuaty AZ os,oo00 900 . ysar en
The susas peodussss a the Hawasian
Islands. CIV ina them aa advantage ovss
nes ooly ths sasae pesduessa sf the
Unitsd States. hua, e w. whsls world
outsido % thsee lslAnds.w
The revolt Of The Leuisiaua planters
against the party which had smittsa them
% heavily, vss referred to. Covsraos
Mckinley pointed out that Il was ths
republican party % freely accused oe
seotionallsm, which had conferred bsne.
hts upon them, which he'd been opposed
b. democratic statssmen and removed %
seea - they bad sa oppossuuity to ~
moyo them.
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OMAHA. Sept. 3.-The democratic state
convention convenes In Omaha to-mos.
row. The plan which will undoubtedly
be carried out 10 a. follows: The endorse.
ment Of the populist state ticket; the
coinage Of silver st IL to and the enc
dorsemcnt Of Congressman Bryan for the
United States senate. The fight has been
wholly between Bryan and the element
known as the administration mon be-
cause they desired the convention should
support the administration.
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Sam Mar,in's Fat wad,

BUTTE, Sept. 25.-Sam Martin to-day re-
ccived q check for $1,000 from Pat Mul.
lins for his half interest in the Gladstone
lode. Ii is believed that the real pur.
chaser OF the Gladstone is the syndicate
which has already purchased the Poulin
and other adjoining claims.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-26
ALAS POOR TSO!
Csnfueius Needed Him In His Busiasss
and So Called Him Hence.

and So Called Him Hence.
LONDON. Sept. ga dispatch from
Tien Tsein says an imperial edict has
been issued by tho emperor OF China ex-
pressing regret ut the death of General
leo, killed while leading the Chinese at
tho battle Of Ping Yang. The emperor
has ordered posthumous honors to DO paid
to the dead general and imperial favors
have been bestowed upon his family.
Lieutenant Ching. first lieutenant Of the
Chin Yuen. Chinese war vessel sunk at
the battle Of Yalu river. has reached the
Chinese camp on the lalu river. lie re.
ported that the captain of the Chin luen
escaped drownin but died Of his wounds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-26
OFF HIS BEAT.

Baaksp Morrison Went to Caiifsrsis
whsa h Mssat to Welt speksss.
ASTORIA, Ore, Sept. 25.-woed has been
received from the missing llwaco. WASH,
banker, J. r. Morrison. Tbis morning
Mrs. Morrison received two letters from
her husband from Sacramento, Cal. Il Is
thought Il 10 4 case Of mental alteration
~ Morrison's bank accounts as far %
known arc In good condition. Morrison
started from here on the l7th for Spokane
but went to California instead.
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Sea halvAAer.
EAx ERANclsco, Sept. 25.-Wheu the
steamer u Paul sailed Tor Asxlean ports
TO-DAY oho carried - steeeass passenger
Csnseal Delinos and Captain Bustamsnt,
the San Ealvadorian refugees. When
Esvla Isft the two hsre last Sunday Il was
With The promise to inset them again on
The Ean Halvadoriau frontiss. Both men
aeospted The situation and prepared to
follow thsls leader On the arst opportu-
nity.
Bustasnsat resolved 90 from his ehlsl
With instsuettoas 10 mest him IN Mexico.
To Bolieos was intsustsd over $4,000.
His dsstieatioa b Cuatemala. With that
som b 10 10 begin to raise an army and b
prepared 10 cooperate with his ehisf.
They teek passage 10 the stssrAgs In oedes
% save - much money - possible. The
! Nsaisaa eonsul, Coonsy, accompanied
oAsa y 1hs 1tsamsr and introducsd the m
70 the captain. Instsad Of being pus Ia
ths stsseaGs they vees given cabin ou
the upper dsok.
Near 70 their quastsrs was the state
room Of General A. Nartlues oe the Nsx-
ioau army. Marines 10 . great friend Of
the president Of AsxAeo and hs aud che
msa from San Salvsdoe 81 once frater-
nissd. Marines 10 one oe the leading
esasrals Of the Nsxiean army aud Il was
said on The g. Paul that hs was ssnt here
te-ssuder whassvse assistance hs could "a
the refugees.
vrsm pssssnt appsaraness Essts win
make 0uassmala bic bass of operations
Durins The lest var San Salvador con
pslled cuatsmAla 70 eoms 10 terms and
tAas ssuatsy hes bssn seeking chance u
- even ever sinee.
With On army oegAnised In Nexleo,
Essaa might march into Guatemala and
thsss joia Bolinos, who would have pro
pared The way Toe him. Then, upon q
favorable eppeetunity, they wsuh invade
Eaa salvades.
TAs ealvadeelan eovseumsnt protsssss
little hsps oe having Juan Cisnfuseos ~
turnsd 70 IL Attorney Pearson. Who has
rspeeseated the eovernment Of San Bal
vsdos IN the sxtradition proceedings here
ssiA to-day hs did mot think Cisniusgo,
veulA b returned. He has no sppsa
sxsspA 10 The prssidsnt, bat strong inilu
snoss ass being brought 10 bsar In thu
quastse for his release. Nr. Psarsos
saA thses h nothing Ia the sumors thai
Essta wss In danger Of rsarrsst on ethe
chassss bed 10 not lsit the country. Th'
govssnmsnt had taken only the step
aeainst him Il intended 10 take.
PASSED INTO MEXICO.
RI PAso. Texas, Sept. 2A-Gsnssa
Eseta. whe just defeated sxtradition pro
cesdlnes against him In San francisco
pesssd south into Msxico to-day. Genera
Belines and Captain Bustamsnt wer
| With him.
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baseball Yesterday,

At Louisville-3: New York, Is.
At Cincinuati-9: Boston, :. Second
game, Cincinnati-S; Boston. l.
At st. Louis; Philadelphia. Z.
At Pittsburg-l0; Brooklyn, Z.
Az Cleveland-9; Baltimore, IL
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ANACONDA LEADS ALL OVER,
In the Pasiss - Well - 10 The Mise
They're strssg Tor rhis City.
Special Dispatch 70 the Standard.


LIVINGSTON. Sept. 25.-Word comes
from the mining camp Of Crsvasss, about
60 miles south Of Livingston, Of . rousing
meeting held there last Saturday evening.
ut which speeches were delivered On the
capital question.
Although 1t has bssn the general opin.
ion that the camp would give . majority
in favor Of Helena, the meeting showed
that the prevailing sentiment is over.
whelminxly for Anaconda. At the close
OF the meeting ballot was taken and
Anaconda received two votes to Hslena'a
one.
At . social party given In Livingston
last evening. at the residence Of J. A. Jsn.
kins. vote was taken on the capital
question. Anaconda received q votes
and Helena IA.
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A. Jsrouas Pssk.

NEW YoRK, Sept. SIN the only stake
event at Jerome Park but seven hoeses
were down to starr aud Rubicon had .
walkovsr. Tor ell others declined the
issue. In the sixth event enly -four wsnt
to the post with Governor Shsshan % Q
strong favoeits. He Was poorly ridden hv
Penn and finished second. The nrst raee
had fivs starters with Bsldsmsrs - favuss
ito and Stonsnellis second choice, and
that was the way they finished.
Mile-Bsldemers won, Seonsnsllis go
ond, Florinda third; time. l:lAx Bsc.
ford stakes, Titan course. walkovee Zoe
Rubicon. five furlongs Utica won, Md.
10y second, Cockade third; time, l0eH.
Mile and Observation-Disclosures voa,
Jack Rose second. GalsopinR King third /
time. seq. Five furlongs-Etesian Won,
True Penny second. Belvina third; time,
i0iK. Titan eourss-Long Bridge woas
Governor Sheehan second. Agitssoe third I
time, 1:22. Six furlongs-Pulitser woos
Darkness second, Prince John third tina,
l:lsX.
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ANOTHER DRAW.

Abbott aad Evsrhardt Had . Fu.
rious 0e.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25.-The Abbott.
Everhardt fight was . draw. The fight
was for $500 purse and was furious
from tho start. In the 25th round IL WAS
declared draw by Referee Duffy. Five
thousand people saw tho contest.
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suecsssful meeting 10 assursd. The assia
cultural exhibit 10 far In advance oe aays
thing ever seen In Nentans.
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body. The town d deeoeated. Thomas
McTaeus and Dave O'Counor ars deing
what sAsy can for Aaaeonda with great
success.
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