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ITS SETTLED AT LAST
The Cripple Greek Strike Is About Al
an End.
THEY AGREED TO ARBITRATE
The News Up to q Late Hour Las
Night Indicated a Very Critical
Condition and Prssaged
Battle To-Day.

DENVER, June i.-The strike at Cripple
Greek has been settled. Late this even-
ing in n conference between Governor
Waite, j. J. Hacgerman and David H..
Moffat they arrived at an agreement
which is satisfactory to all parties. The
conference began at s so'clock at the re.
quest Of Governor Waite, and as soon as
the party assembled, Governor Waite an
nounced he was authorized TO act for tho
miners and the consideration Of the many
points was begun. One point caused con-
siderable complication and that was the
time TO allow for luncheon. Tho miners
demanded 30 minutes, they TO be allowed
pay for tho time.
The articles Of agreement provide that
the miners shall work eight hours day
with 70 minutes for lunch; that they be
paid at the rate of s. per day and that the
mine owners employing the men shall not
discriminate against either union or nom
union miners.
At tho conclusion OF tho conference
Governor Waite issued a proclamation
calling upon all people in Ell Paso county
who were forcibly holding the property oi
others and who were bearing arms In vio'
lation OF tho law to deliver up such prop
erty and to lay down their arms.
The entire state militia is called upon
to go to Cripple Greek and aid the sheriff
in restoring order.
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and the damage has been repaired. The
militia is in camp here and will escort the
afternoon north bound coal train.
CHICAGO, June 4.-The Santa Fe rail.
road applied to Judge Grosscup of the
United States court to-day for aid to SUBJ
due the miners alleged to be interfering
with the operations Of the road at Streator
and Coal City. Judge Grosscup ordered
United States Marshal Arnold TO proceed
TO Streator Immediately with q posse and
instructed him to swear in all the depu-
ties necessary.
DIVIDE, Colo, June s.-The deputies arc
still encamped here. No move is expected
within q hours, though nothing definite
can be learned, owing TO the retlcence OF
the leaders.
Rico, Colo. June 4.-Fifty miners
armed with Winchester and having suf-
ficient provisions 10 last several days, left
here to-day TO reinforce the striking min
ers on Bull Hill. The deputies will prob
ably attempt to prevent their reaching the
stronghold Of the miners.
SnELBuRy. Ind. Juno 4.-The striking
miners are bringing in reinforcements
from the outlying mines by firing auvils
as signals. They expected TO have 800
men hero by the middle of the afternoon
and say no more coal cars will be allowed
to 60 through. Tho state militia, under
command OF General Mckee, are eight
miles away.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 4.-Informa-
tion was received here that the Drummon
house at Davis mines on Merris creek, 20
l. 4. A.
and Mann's creek trestle, on a branch OF
the Chesapeake q Ohio, between Gllkcn.
son and Sewcll, was burned Saturday
niuhf
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MADE A DASH FOR LIBERTY.
Tea Coxsyites Got Out of the Clutches
OF the Law at Helena

Tea Coxsyites Got Out of the Clutches
OF the Law at Helena
Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD
HELENA. Juno A. Thirty-seven COM
monwealers from Arlee were to-day
brought before Judge Knowles and IS re.
ceived q sentence Of 30 days in the
Missoula Jail, two being released upon
their affidavit that they were not mem.
bers Of the army.
The men, after receiving their sentence,
were taken down the court house stairs
and started under guard of 80 deputy
marshals led by Chief Haley, for the Jail,
where they were TO be lodged tonight.
When the column reached Sixth
avenue between Main and jackson,
one or two of the men broke
from the ranks followed by one after an.
other, until II had filed in various direc-
tions. They were followed by Deputies
Thomas, Wade, Donahue and Sullivan,
the first afterwards bringing in one, tho
second one, the third two, and the last
one. Two wero afterwards captured.
Deputy Thomas pursued his man up Jack.
son, down Grand and up Main to Ed.
wards, where he took refuge in meat
market. Some Of the crowd on the street
ondeavored to aid the prisoner to escape
from Thomas, but ex-Sherif Jeffries came
to his aid. The other deputies brought
their men In without much trouble.
After the break the officers left with the
main wing went on with them TO tie jail,
turning over IS out Of tho IS, the recap.
tured men being brought in in about half
an hour. At this hour, 6 o'clock, 10 are
still missing, though thorough search is
being made.
For n long time after the incident q
crowd OF Coxeyites gathered before the
court house and derided the deputies pass
ing in and out with cat calls and insults.
Considerable excitement prevailed here
for time. but tho town is now quiet,
The men will be taken to Missogla to
morrow In a box car. The military will
be called upon to aid in taking them te
the depot.
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IT'S A TERRIBLE TALE
Floods Are Still Rising All Over The
West.
IS A BIG POND
Rich Districts Ruined by the Roar
Ing Rivers and Much Destitu-
tIon Reported From the
Flooded Regions.

yAScorvER, B. C., June t.-Tbe Fraser
river rose four inches last night and 10 still
rising. Tho high water mark will not be
reached for another week. Vancouver Is
almost shut of from the rest of the world,
except by steamers.
All the telegraph wires east are down
and the Canadian Pacific railway has
stopped selling tickets, all trains being
cancelled. Yesterday passengers wero
brought down by steamer from Yale to
Westminster, thence by electric cars To
Vancouver, At Westminster the water 10
over the floors Of the buildings and there
will be a very high tide tomorrow and 10
Is expected Front street will be flooded.
All the mills along the water front have
been shut down for the last week. Many
houses and cabins in the lower portion of
the town are nov floating.
A report reached here this morning that
the dyke nt Lulu island had given away,
but IL has not been confirmed. IL true, tho
best agricultural district Of the Frazer
valley will be flooded.
Reports from the upper rivers state that
tho water is still rising rapidly and on
June tho temperature at Quesnele was
los in the shade, the water rising four
inches an hour. At Yale tho water Is one
foot aud eight inches above the lssa mark
and is still rising. So far no further loss
of life is reported and there have been
only two deaths from the flood as far as
known.
PORTLAND, June i.-This afternoon tho
Western Union Telegraph company sue
ceeded In restoring communication with
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DEPUTIES WILL HOLD THE JOB.
Judge Knowles Thinks the Army oi
Oflleers Arc Needed ON Guard.

Judge Knowles Thinks the Army OF
Ofncers Arc Needed on Guard.
Spccla Dispatch TO tue STANDARD
HELENA, June Ain tho United States
court today, District Attorney Leslie re.
commended that the 30 deputies now en-.
ployed In guarding the Northern Pacific
railroad be discharged on the ground that
the government Is not bound to protect
this property from q mere menaced dam
ger and tho expense of the 50 deputies mt
q per diem each Of IS and their dieting is
not less than $500 per day.
Leslie suggested that the attorney gen.
eral designate one common penitentiary
fes these offenders to which they be com.
mittod.
Judge Knowles declined to do so. say.
ing in effect that the Northern Pacific is a
great national thoroughfare, or part Of
the great commercial system Of tho coun-
try and could not be closed to traffic even
for a short time without infinite loss TO
tho people. "The suspension OF tho North
ern Pacific railroad" said the court,
would be like damming up n great river
flowing across tho continent. The North.
ern Pacific Is IN tho hands Of this court so
far as Montana is concerned and the court
10 not prepared to abdicate its possession.
The closing of the Northern Pacific would
mean the suspension OF every mine In
Butte and great loss to the whole state
$500 is q small sum to insure tho safety Of
the road.
"Tbe question how best to handle these
men 10 grave one. II they were TO come
fighting we could manage It, but they are
begging and stealing trains. These men
want tho government to build roads. The
United States is limited government and
can only construct post or military roads
don't SEQ what these men expect to gair
at Washington. | shall make no ordel
dismissing the officers and place tho mat
ter m tho hand of tho marshal"
Leslie then asked that q printer among
the men sentenced to jail with tho Coxey
ties be released, rs tho Typographical
union proposed TO find him work, which
no desired TO obtain. The court said
that II IL could be satisfied of the mani
sincerity and the union would bo respon
slble for him, he would order his release
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NEw YORK, June i.-The favorites won
in all the races to-day, the chief upset be-
ing in the opening race, when Harry Reed
aud Walter were made equal favorites at
even money aud the former broke down,
leaving Walter to finish alone. Six fur
longs-WaltEsr won. Plckaroon second,
Mosquito third; time, il2s4. One milo
and quarter-P,ckpocket won, Herald,
second, Count third; time, 2:0o. Five fur
longs-BuuerAy won, Ridicule second.
Applause third; time, 80. Seven fur
longs-,Iohn Cooper won, St. Julian sec
ond, Comanche third; time. ~. Six fur
longs-ur. Hasbrouck won. DefarRilla
second, Lustre third; time, l:l0. One
mile-Arnitags won. Disturbance sec.
ond, Long Shauks third; time, az.
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DIDN'T HEAR THE WHISTLE.
A section Foreman struck by an Engins
and KILLED.

and Killed.
Special Dispatch TO the standard
DILLON, Juno Thomas Mckee. .
section foreman on the Utah & Northern
railroad. was run over and fatally injured
at noon to-day by helper engine No. l,iis.
Mckee had been sent to watch the rail-
road bridge over the Beaverhead river a
mile north of town, which was in danger
of being carried away by the high water
and driftwood. 1t seems that on account
Of the heavy roar made by the water as il
rushed under the bridge he did not hear
the whistle as the engine turned the curve,
and the engine was but q short distance
away before he became aware of his dan.
ger. In his haste to reach the other side
Of the bridge he stumbled and fell within
a few feet Of the end Of the bridge. The
pilot of tho engine struck his body and
mangled both of his legs. He was re.
moved to town and died an hour after the
accident.
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1T INVOLVE BIG MONEY.
The Northern Pacific Has Another Large
suit ON Hand.


Special Dispatch to the standard.
ST. PAUL. Mimi, June 4.-Ths case OF
the United States against the Northern
Pacific Railroad company came up for .
hearing before Judge Nelson Of the United
States court to-day. The action was
brought by the government to enioin the
company from cutting sihaksppn unsur.
veyed lands and for an accounting for
timber which has been heretofore cut.
The timber in question Is in Montana,
Minnesota, Idaho and Washington state,
and 81. .0oo, 900 is involved. The company
claims that under its charter it was given
the right to cut timber on lands adjacent
TO the lines Of its road to be used in the
the construction of the road. The govern
ment maintains that the road forfeited its
rights By failing to complete the road
within the time required by law. The
hearing was on demurrer. Robert Evans
speaking for the government and Council.
lor Dudley for the company. No decision
has been reached.
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Az Philadelphia; ST. Louis, j
At Baltimore-l2; Chicago, 1.
At Brooklyn-lS; Louisville, 4.
At Boston,; Plttsburg, :.
At Washington-s; Cleveland, D.
At New York a; Cincinuati, $.
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IN THE SENATE.
Tho Grave Senators Talked Sugar and
such.

such.
WASHINGTON, June i.-The tariff bill
was taken up IN ths senate to-day, the
sugar schedule pending. Vest made a
brief explanation concerning the contro-
yerted points in Saturdays debate as to
tho existence of sugar trust in 1890. Sem
ators Aldrich and Sherman had contended
the present trust was not in existence and
its stock not listed. Vest produced
authorities to show s,9a6,0oo shares of
stock Of the Sugar Refining company
were sold In tho market of New York in
1880, which, a, 500 per share, represented
over 100000. He had as much right 10
insinuate that the sugar trust dictated the
sugar schedule in the Mckinley bill as the
senators on the other side had TO impucn
the action OF the majority in the present
congress.
Allison followed Vest in opposition &c
the schedule. Jones and Teller de-
tended il.
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, June i.-Eight strik-
ing miners. arrested Saturday. were ar
raigned before justice in this city this
morning charged with being accessories
TO the train stealing. All pleaded not
guilty ana wcro remanded TO jail until
Wednesday. when they will have pre-
hminary hearing.
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Shot Into Eternity.

LONDON. June A party of excursion
lists near Trallo, County Kerry, Ireland,
picked up an old shell and began rolling
1t along tho ground. The shell exploded,
killing three and wounding a dozen more.
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THERE was NO FIGHT.
The News of q Conflict Mt Cripple Creek
Denied la Toto.

CRIrPLE CREEK, Colo, June i.-All
rumors of conflict between tho strikers
and the deputies arc erroneous. There
has boon no conflict and there is no likeli-
hood that there will be one before tenor
row night or Wednesday. The deputies
are awaiting rifles, Gatling gun and am
munition, which will not reach them be-
foro tomorrow, and it is no part of the
strikers plan to make an attack upon the
deputies.
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Sold at n Premium.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.

LIVINGSTON, June Am advantageous
sale of So, 600 worth of Park county bonds
was made by the county commissioners
to-day to n. w. Harris d Co. of Chicago.
their bid being par and a premium Of
s2,76l. The bonds aro SIX twenties.
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NEW YORK, June i.-Pig iron Dull.
Copper-Quist.
Bar silver, S2k.
Lead-Quiet, 8 10.
Iin-Quiet.
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fo-Day's weather.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-For Montanai
Fair; probably slightly cooler in the wesi-
ern portion, winds becoming west or
northwest.
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SALvADoR'S REVOLUTION.

Tho Rebels Triumphed and tho Presi-
dent Has skipped.
WASHINGTON. June A dispatch re-
ceived by the state department from La
Libcrtad announces the revolutionists in
Salvador triumphed completely and Presi-
dent Ezata had fed.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-19

FL General j. A. Eaglgs 81 retlrsrse porrsSca dc lsu
avsnzada edsd, escFt te;s
s--aNueva Orleans 4 81 Muy Sshnr Mios--No
6odr6 continuar en- cfnS ID su COmpRnia a0 Loterta
suando Sc rasade Honduras csusa de mi aysnzads edsd
considerable sera prudente para mi pasaF una region
los aalnhos de lg Empresa hAnsdp lSE
adex yfdelidad, 81 meseparo de ela 70 fiD0aAs
onsda La deseo Ia Compania e mayor 6xfto proBpe
idad, quedo de Vd. AffmO. 8. 3. O. 3. g. NJ.
~ ri
Al senor Paul Conrad. IreEdente de la 0Ompahia de
LoteEiS del Estado de LouihAna.
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Los Bancos Banqueros sguentes han pagado sienpES
presentation los premoa Dc Ia Lotera del Estsdo 40
L6usana pueden atesguar aeerea de a hoRradeE res
ponssbilidsd de Ia presente Compans. ]. II. OC0NNOk
Pres del state National Bank New Orlesns A. Baldwin
Pre1 del New Orleans National Bank, New Orleans. Carl
Kobn Pre- del Union National Bank, New Oreana, Geo
" Not Pres del citizenB Bank Of Lousiana New Or
leans Los Goteoa 90 ceebraran en- pubhco eodoa oa ne
seS en- Puerto CorteS, Honduras q A., como ngess
169As
nerog.-Fsbrero 18.-ATGrEo s14.-Asrfl Ms-May0
SJunlo i2-Juio 10-A AgDsto AsSeti0snhEo lls-OGsNs
9ge o-NoVembre 1S.-Dciambrs IL.
0oa ~ PREMIO MAYOR DE $50, 600
PLAN DE La LOTERIA
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LENTINIYca.
SAN FRANcIsco SO.
SAN JUAN PUERTo-RIco.

SAN FRANoIsco 3s. SAN JUAN PUERTo-RIco.
Acaban de importar inhndad de articuloslque ofre-
cen su numerOsa Observation-Disclosures plata chris.
trofe, garantizados LSombrillas paraguas Genoye-
ses.-Gran yariedad en- abanicos, c0rses pahueos-
Estuches con perfunerla neceseres para costura.-
Mufecas juguetes para nihos.-Coronas azahares
suetos para noyias-Gran surtido en- corbatas bas-
tones.-Refajos enaguas de colores-Traies de drill
y lana para nihos.-Abums y marcos para retratos.-
Camisetas de hlo, agodon y lana.-Maletas bolsas
de vaje para de articulos caprcho
sos para ad0rnos de sala, habtaciones y tocador.-
Surtido complete en- reojes de orc, plata, nke aceFo
enchapados 0rO smercano.-v -variado guFtdo en- ar.
Hculos encbspsdUS de oFo como braIaAkes, koton q
duyaE leoptlusa etc. eto-Constants auEtdo de AHA
lac Dc ere bTilsateT RnfsHtiEadea. -BilutOa Do 10
LeiaEiS Dc HadrId.-CsronAH MRebrsu , aAtA AGgFS
oyapls laESs paPa las NI@uasg
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Mndn ds .Ansdar Il lsnrr.

Remtase pOr ordenes PostsIsl, diuero Otde1ssp poE
ExpY0so LstTsS aobre BaAcol Cara 9ors POI Qagtaf
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j. Federico 10 vaHd Rodr0pes

armaeeutico aurOado on Ia Esposcl66u Universal Dc
Barcelona, residente en- Utuad9
Este nuevo producto del pals ue entire los sIETR pre-
lantados el UNIO0 que por su BUENA ELABORAOL0N J
EXQUIsITA PUREZA. logT6 acansar los plaeemes de y
Junta Caihcadora e preno do 0IEN PESOS, ofrecidc
el dtmo Ooncurso Acola celebrado en- San Juan d
Puorto-Rico. -
Oonocidos por todo mundO son los aervciOa que prC
"a e PLATANO On Ii amentaci6ns nuestro pals no ha
bra po conAguiente necesd do pondesr sus bueas cue
ldades.--UTIL sIEMPRE seFa para los NIN0s, LOS 81
FERMOsy "toda persona delcAds de est6mago." 50 II
)ULA separads de principles eXtrsnos SustAncsS pre-
iaicas del fruto.
Pregunte usted 81 m6dico coDvendra al delicado o.
6mago de nno Dc 81 sDfesmo SECURE eHtoY dc qVt
AiFA cue 81.
Pruebese, que no cuesth tGnto ID pruebs, dirt ust.
on AEOuimedes EUREKA, 70 eneontr6 10 que buscaba.
81 vonce en- todss las frmAcRs baerOa agtAbecmisE
ISSa paqEgtaE Do media lihEa. (VLD
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Los negocios de Ia Oompana de Loteria del Estado do
Lnuitiana dehpu6s de vsinfe cinc6 sfos pr6psraH
operRctonese ell EgtadO do Louisana han aldo aefe
dos la Repdbcsde Honduras donds essrt stuadA per-
manentemente oacina principal q denomnae6n da
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rNrTRUCoIoNEs aHNERALna

Nuestyos corrseponsass que deseen pEeeios OTus n
tonnes deben eecrbrCon clsIdad dando redenca cor
tsdo, paroquia eslle pdmero con Ia direction postal
ID * Guma nportspcs que lo pedidos Vbngsn 1nci
nse6n Los premios sc pagan y presentar q blete Ps-
y .obro pueden enVisTse dhectamente nuesrs oheina
nrrcipa por conducto de cuAlquer banjo sgenca ae
cs EafSdo Ios bietes repaT1os eptEa les Y0ndesog
rsg ds todas parties del mundo iposbs poaer EaEI
niITosroa especiAlez,
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Cgrtifcdd0 De i0s 0omtsayi0s !.

Los billetes de Ia Compahia Nsconsl de LotefiA as
Honduras, contendrsn el siguente certfacadO;
Por 81 presente, certfcamos que vigilance los
gos para todOs los eorteoR Cempahia dc LOta dc
Honduras compahia dc Loteda ds Estado de Iouiaia
MAJ que personalmente drgimos revisanoe los
teos los que se hacen toda honradeE ecud bena
para TODD 81 mundo. Autorzaos 10 Gompaha que use
ests cedcsdo con los de nueetrsS aas eR
.anuneios.
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AVIsO 1lgPORYANTa
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haS todsl las Lotsrias dsspGes del H. dc EperO 60 1
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edidoa pOr mayor Srea Juaregui ERos FarmaCtutO
Ged aARIoBo PtoOO kgente General en- Cabs PReO
pen Matee Frentsraa &a!sersp i ce.
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100000 B1LInTEs
IN snterosy Iracolones Para saaesEa iOs eOnpEaassaI
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do eonSgsr ningun bIes De slguno HzEa
ca siglno DO diehos Eataaoa.
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COMPANIA NACIONAL De LOTERIA
DE HONDURAS
(oCmpahia dc Loteria del EstadO de Louisiana
Capitals SO. 900, 900

Este traslado de Ia Compsnia aumsntart faenitsrt
enormemente la esera de sus operacones dSndoe
hemisferos en- lugar de estar antes circunacta
America quedando bso Ia vgflsncs saIVsguaEda del
Gobierno de Honduras. No habrs ningdn cambio %
administration nj en- ID naturaesa de sus gafapsp res
ponsAbdsdes metodo dc conducr sus ntgccios con "a
s0lA exception de nsignifcante etafdo aerVicO
Eate Gin embargo seEaI&pdsmene obvado por los cables
que unen Ia Europa Ia America Ia distancia sera 6bEe
Eiada POI medic de yapores que ha6n e serYico deca
mente de Puerto Cotez uno do los pueros Estsdos
Unidos On 81 Golfo de Mexico.