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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12

SAN Francisco, NJ Ircl 1.-The favor
ties had an inning TO-DAY and the book
max rs suffered. In the first race, J. q.
C.. , TO l, ran away three miles. The only
special attrac ion of tue day was a match
race for $500 side. between Ingomar
and Rom ar. the former winning under a
pull. Iugomar was l To favortte.
About sIN tur.onss. maideus. 5-year-olds
aud upNarls-Exlm.n ner won, Arctic sec
on 3. Lochluyar IN ri; time. 1:l3I1 Six
fur.oucs. 3-year-olds AMI upwarls-Ferrie
won. Qurt second, LIc.1y Dog third;
time. l:lj1. About SLY furlongs, 3-year-
olIs and upwards-George L. won, Roma
second, Stea aafast third; time, l:i3.
Seven fur.ongs, speciai-lnEomar won.
Eomair second; time. 1888. Oae mile,
G-year-1lIs and pNarIs-Nebucuad-
uyzzar Won. Rear Card second, Commls-
SION third; time, l.t2 Eve fur.oags,
8-year-olLs anI upwards-Yenus won.
IS second, Hiram ArSo third; time,
I :ulir
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INDIANo ARE RESTLESS.
They Won From Ia Gov IN mt and
N"w NV Get loo Gay

They Won From h Gov IN mt and
N"w M,y Get loo Gay
WAsHINGToN, March 1l.-Upon the
representation of the agent of the Uma-
tilla. Ore, Indian agency, that trouble
might follow the release upon habeas
corpus of the two Indians now under
arrest, the war department has author
zed Gen. Gus, commanding the depart
ment of Columbia, to send troops there
if, in his judgment, it is necessary and
prudent to do so.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Indian
Office has received information that No
SHIRT and Little Chief, the Indians on tue
Umatilla agency for whose safe keeping
the Indian agent bad asked United States
troops. have been released, aud no further
trouble will follow. II is expected that
No Shirt, Little Chief and Peo, of the Una
tllla tribe, will visit Washington in a short
time.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12
IVES WA ~ HERE,

But the story Alb ut His Being Sick
Wouldn't Work in Spokane.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
SPOKANE, Wash. March 11.-Schaefer
and Ives we're billed to play billiards at
the Auditorium tonight. Seeing a DIS
patch about Ives arrest in San Fran
cisco Saturday NJ ,nager Hayward to-
day asked Schaefer for Ives. lie
was told they parted at Salt Lake and
Henri Cation would play, as he did in
Helena Friday and Butte Saturday. Hay
ward promptly cancelled the date and no
show was given.
The Daddy mine at Murray, Idaho, won
the injunction suit and will sue the Yo-
semitic for damages.
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II vs. AWFUL.
At Least Eight VI Perished In the
White Oahs Mine

At Least Eight VI IA Pertshed In the
Whtc Oaks Mine.
DENVER, March 1.-THE following is n
special To the Nei0s: San Antonio, March
11.-To-day's stage from White Oaks to
Carthage, 10 mics from here, brings adj
ditional news of Saturdays disaster
at the Old Abe mine. When the stage
left White Oaks yesterday it was certain
that eight men had lost their lives, the
only one escaping being one who was close
to the mouth of the shaft when the fire
broke out.
Already six bodies have been recovered.
Three bodies were recovered yesterday in
the main way between the second and
third levels. The others we're found in
the slope connecting the third and fourth
levels. The other two bod es are believed
to be in the sixth level. White Oaks Is 90
miles from Carthage, the nearest railroad
point, and the nearest telegraph line is at
this place.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12
HAYWARD NrENcEO.
lie Never Turned a Hair When Told He
Must Hang.

must haug.
MINNEAPoLIs, March 1i.-Harry Hay
ward came into court to-day in the same
leisurely. calm manner that character
lied his demeanor throughout the trial,
and surveyed the crowd coldly while the
handouts were being removed. Judge
Smith agreed to examine the grounds
urged for a new trial March %. lie said
he had no doubt whatever that the ver-
dict was just and righteous one. and,
while he did not believe in capital punish
ment, It was his painful duty to pass
sentence in accordance with the law.
The sentence of this court" he con-
tinued, us that you be taken to the Hem
nepin county Jail and there confined un-
til, after period of three months. the
time to be fixed by the governor of the
state, and you be taken to the place of
execution and hanged by the neck until
dead
Harry listened calmly and sat down
without the slightest show of feeling.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12
MR. DLBs N HELENA.

Ills sp .ech W Oue of the Best OF the
Kind Ever Delivered There.
Special Dispatch 20 tn Standard.
HELENA, March ll.-President Debs of
the A. Il. y. spoke on "Wno Are the Con-
spirators" to a very large AUDIENCE at the
Auditorium tonight. He gave powerful
address that was listened to with the
greatest attention. After the lecture he
held an informal reception at which many
railroad men met tue great leader. Mr.
Dens and mis- party were driven around
the city this afternoon in carriages AMI
many friends met him at Assembly hall.
His address was the best labor speech
ever heard in Helena. Mr.. Debs leaves
tomorrow morning for Butte.
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hUODLED.

Ofice Seekers Claim Plenty, But Get
Littl" Enough
WASHINGTON. March 1l.-Secretary
Smith said to-day that no one from the
interior deparl ment had telegraphed or
written +. L. kulner Offering him the po-
sition of governor OF Arizona. Charges
have been filed aga ms; G. vernon Hughes,
but as yet the secretary has NOT had ume
to look into them, though he intends 10.
ID strict Attorney Birney said to-day that
he had decided TO call up next month the
cases of the recalcitrant witnesses in the
sugar trust investigation.
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THEY ALL mU5T PAY.

Important Ru ing by the United States
Treasury Depsr mrnt.
WAsHINGToN, March 1.-THE treasury
ofiiciais nave made an important ruling
to the effect that dividends received by n
resident of the United States from cor
porations. foreign or otherwise, doing
business wholly without the United States
and having their principal offices and
property out of the United States (such
corporations not being liable on net
pruiitsl, must be returned as income by
persons receiving the same.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12
ABOUT a dO1tGACE.
Tho Burlington Burrows n BIg Sum Of
Money

Tho burlington B"rrows Big sum OF
Money
special Dispatch TO the standard.
HELENA, March 1.-THE Big Horn &
Southern, better known as the Burlington
extension, flied mortgage on its entire
property to-day with the secretary of
state. The mortgage is made to Wi ii ,m
j. Lldd and L lwarl c. Perkins OF Bos-
ton. IL is to secure bonds. running 40
years at per cent. from Dec. 1, 1895. The
company wishes 10 borrow an am Duut not
greater than So, ,00J on each mIle of track
and an additional $1,000 for each mile of
second IN ain line track.
The Kallspel Building & Loan assoca-
ton was incorporated to-day by A. ID. Nc
Donald aud others with capital stock of
Sl,OOO000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12
ANDREW ON Hz ALERT.

The Professor 1h.nk, lie May BE
Chosen to eco Abroad
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, March IA
letter just received by tho summer uni
versiy managers here from President +.
b. Andrews. of Brown university. Prov
dence, II. L., cancels that gentleman's
engagement for next summer. lie says:
IL expect to be, in July, either abroad
at the monetary conference or else using
every minute in getting ready to CO."
The letter is important from the fact
conveyed that the International monetary
conference is TO be held this year, and
that President Andrews is to be one of
Mr.. Clcveland's appoIntees thereto.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12
COOLED The o,--se COOLER.
Frank slavin Did nat same in Very
Proper style

Proper style
LONDON, March 11.-Five thousand peo.
pie assemDled tonight al Central hall,
Holborn. to witness the boxing match, for
a purse OF 5000, between Frank p. Sla-
via, the Australian heavyweight, and
Frank Craig, the Harlem Coffee Cooler"
the betting at the start was TO 4
on Craig. After the usual prelimi-
naries, the men came from their corners
and spared cautiously for an opening.
SlavIn was the first to lead off with a light
bow on Craig's head. This led TO rally
IN which S.avin got i'll couple of heavy
punches on his opponents ribs.
On breaking away Craig failed to land
blow aimed at Slavin's jaw and tried it
again without success. But he received
OH has own jaw tremendous back-handeI
blow from Slavin's right, which floored
him like log. The attendants tried hard
to revive Craig, but upon the expiration
of 10 seconds he was still lying helpless.
Slaviu was declared the winner amid a
scene of intense excitement. The fight
lasted less than two minutes.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12

Once Again the Cinnamon Were
whipped by the JapS.
LONDON, March ia Shanghai dis
patch TO the Times says a Cniuese force
OF 1000 men, supported by 30 guns,
was attacked by the Japanese at
Don ShotaIon Saturday last. Tue
attack was successful and in two hours
the Chinese fled towards Chin Chow, los
ing 40 men. The Japanese loss was 10
killed. After burning Don Shotalon for
stralegetic reasons the Japanese re-
crossed the Lao.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12

LONDON, March ll-Lorl Rlsebery
has almost entirely recovered from his "A IT,
tack OF influenza. tie went 10 Windsor
to-day TO have an audience with the queen,
who starts for Nice on wednesday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12
SMEAO'S BL- SIGNED.

The Governor Att t,ch d II signature to
Yes erdty.
Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
HELENA, March 1.-The governor
tod. ~ signed senate bill 80, known as the
Smead educational bill.
J. b. Chrisman of Bozeman was to-day
reappointed custodian OF Fort Ellis.
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Against Ny.-.

NEW YORK, March ll.-Judge Freedman
to-day handed down decision IN the ca sc
OF William ;. Wyse against his wife. "
ing judgment IN favor of Mrs. WISE
Wyse sued TO recover property worth
$4,000. which he sa d his wife Obtained
from him when he was mentally m
sound
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12
MINERS ARE JUsILANr.
They Claim They navs Practically Won
the striks.

the striks.
PITTsBCRG, March 1.-THE strike of
the miners has reached the point where
both sides are claiming to have the advan-
tage. Tue miners say they now have over
5000 men working at the 69-cent rate. The
fourth pool operators Saturlas evening
agreed to pay the 6l-cent rate and most of
the men returne TO work this morning.
The operators of the entire district wall
meet this afternoon TO discuss the situa-
tion, but claim that the meeting Is no sign
of weakness on their part.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12
F.V- pErIsaED.

Terrible Result OF tns Ere In the Old
Ab Nine
DENVER, March IA special to the
Times from IOJquerque, y. NJ, saws the
IRE m the Oh Aos mine, near White
OAKS, was brought under control late
sunday, when tue egnt imprisoned
miners were brought 20 the surface. Five
were dead.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12
CLORI . -Po OUT.

lie Got Hs Monsy anI Then Left the
Pu:tlIsf.
NEW YORK, March 1.-The controversy
between Boo Fuzs. .mmous and Captain
G.orI, ms oacker. mas been settled by the
return to Cor. of tue money he depos ed
as stakes IN the match with Corbett. Mar
tin Julian has become the manager of
Eitzslmfnous
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of all the first mortgage holders to accept
IL and withdraw from the case.
Mr.. Storey interrupted to say that the
receivers had in their hands sufficient
funds TO pay all the defaulted interest,
and if they would turn this over to an IN
dependent receiver he would agree that
the receiver should pay interest on the
first mortgages.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12

INDIhNAPoLI-. March hll.-Ex-President
Harrison was able 10 appear al the break
fast table to-day. Dr. Jameson says the
patient IS out of danger.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12

It Took Worth, IA. DIR r--maker,And His
torian Ctu.u Y-si-rday.
PARIS, March ll.-Worth, the famous
man dressmaker, is dead.
MILAN, March l.-Caesar Cautu, the
historian, IS dead, aged 81.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12
UP In FLUME

One o. Hell mas Busip-ss Houses Closed
Under AIT chnrnt.
special Dispatch 10 the StInitrI
HELENA. March I'm. ID. Pe1rsall.
grocer and liquor dealer, was attached by
the Union Mercantile company for $500
to-day and closed BY the sheriff. O,her
attachments are 10 DC served.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-12
THE HzA5HF Id CASE.

Mrs l.. II. l. In -au Francisco and Il
Very Nervous
spe-l4' Dispatch 90 -Is stan i4-l.
HELENA. March 1.-THE attorneys for
Mr.. aud Mrs. L. II. Hershnell appeared
before Judge Blake tins morning and
moved that the So ,OlO damage suit insti-
The oasis., 1895-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS
LA FRANCESA

Is he of the store just opened by MAY BROTHERS in the Afascnrenas building Elias St., NognIes Sonora.
 Public attention Is respectfully caiIed to the large Of Goods, Clothing, silks Satins, Laces variety, of the finest qualities principal cities of Unicd Europe, which being sold prices chat
 Following partial list of the goods just arrived and opened: sArEENs in a cClors elegant and artistic patterns wooLEx CorToN Mufers grades sold
 markedly low prices
 than
 before known in Nogaes. n black, white of the finest quality combination silk and woo
 elegant patterns in great variety. CREPE CHIFFON the latest styles and patterns FRENCH FLANNEIs ladies dresses, in beautiful patterns assortment of different grades and coors OUTING FIASSsIs, he styles and patterns. wooEN prices Also of silk and wool
 mixed CAFES Ladies and Children. GREAT ASSORTMENT Clothing including,
 Oyercoats Pantaloons, Vests in great variety of style and
 quality nc all n the latest mode ALSO full cameres ard pantaloon
 Will orders and make to measure HATS gentlemen in latest styles and varieties LARGE musn calcos, oil cloth
 CALL AND EXAMINE OURNEW GOODS.
 MAY BROTHERS. NogaIes, Sonora.
The oasis., 1895-09-21

The acquisitions sent in some time ago by Adjutant General Schwartz for supplies for the National Guard are now being filled, the invoices hay- ing been received. Theappropration for the year for our citizen soldiers is g. 900, which will hardly go around and do much good.
 Word comes from Ash Fork that some time ago, a citizen made loan to another citizen of $40 at an interest rate of ten per cent day, and now the interest amounts to over S2O0. This win cause some of our local money lenders to turn green with envy. Ash Fork takes the lead.
 The Gazette says: One of the most peculiar and supremely ridiculous propositions eyer placed for the consi- iteration of newspaper, is an under taker who desires to advertise and bury someone connected with the office in pay therefor. As peculiar as it may seem it has actually occurred.
 The Arizona Copper company are grading a site for new school house 20x4O feet at Metcalf. The lumber and every thing necessary for it's cree tion and completion have been ordered the contract let and Metcalf will soon be able to boast of having one of the neatest school houses in Graham county.
 Fred Koehan, well known in Mo- have county, met with an accident while crossing the Santa Maria that will cripple him for the balance of his days. In jumping from one stone to another his foot slipped and he fell on his knee, breaking the knee cap in four places. He is being cared for at Congress.
 Visitors at Phoenix will appreciate the Richelieu, kept by Messrs. Oakes & Butler, adjoining the Commercial hotel, and immediately opposite the opera house. From threshold to cell ing this establishment is work of art, and at the bar are served choice wines and liquors, and the finest i'm ported cigars, while the service (which is more than hals) is all that can be asked by the most fastidious.
 
 A section boss at Yucca, on the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, was ar rested last week on a charge of rob- bery. The facts elicited in the pre- liminary examination were that a section hand went to Yucca the first of the week hunting work. He had on his person about fifty dollars. He was refused work by the boss, who with another man proceeded to assault him, and took from him s45 in cash.
 Friday last c. o. Scott, mail car rier on the Globe and Verde route, met with an accident, coming down the grade near Wheatfelds. One of the reins parted at the bridle, and the team ran away. Scott succeeded in turning the horses into the thick brush at the roadside, butin stopping them, he was thrown under the wag- on and considerably bruised. The wagon tongue and parts of the har- ness were broken. Scott left every thing but the mail and horses.
The oasis., 1895-09-21
TranSlatiOnS 6 TYpeWriting.

Transations from English Into Spanish and from spanish into English. of ,honds. deeds, manifests, or documents of whatever des- cription. accurately and promptly prepared at THE OASIS office Typewriting done on short notice,
The oasis., 1895-09-21
NOTICE.
Dlssolntion of Partnershlp.

rho firm of k. Vasqucz < Co.,. of this place consisting Of Ramon Nasquez and '. c. Hermosllo. has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Ramon Nasquez will con tinue the business at the same place, and will collect all debts tue and pay all the in- debtedness of our firm.
 RAMON VASQTEZ.
 R. c HERMOSIBLO. MORALES, Arizona, August i9, lsl5.
The oasis., 1895-09-21
ArsrzoNA NEWS.
tculled from Exchanges ]

at Jerome.
 The Old Dominion Copper Company has resumed coke shipments, and Will again be shipping bullion very shortly.
 October 3lst the Southern Pacific will resume it's limited train service, running through two elegantly ap- pointed trains en fast time.
 The big stuck at Bisbec has been completed and put into operation, and the town is rid of the sulphur fumes which were such nuisance.
 An athletic club has lately been per fected in Jerome with good mem bership. The club has secured good quarters and engaged a competent instructor.
 Near Fort Huachuca, Sunday morn ing. a soldier named Walter Wells, was shot and killed by Merrill Gibbs, a colored soldier. The killer is in jail at Tombstone.
 Two miles more and the new rail- road grade from Tempe to Mesa will be completed. Quite good force is working, and soon the parallel steels will be in place.
 The rate of taxation in Apache county for 1895 is the same as it was in 1894. The high taxation predicted by those who opposed county division didn't materialize.
 Last Friday, James Henry suffered severe injuries from falling boulders at the Agua Fria construction camp, in the Salt River valley. His hand and shoulder were crushed
 The hobo season has commenced and the hungry gentry are making an appearance in Phoenix. They are cute, for they sleep just outside the city limits where the city officers have no jurisdiction.
 At Phoenix, Saturday evening of last week, Barney Hopster, was monkeying with an electric fan. As a result a few slices of steak were clipped from of his fingers. He knows more of cleo tric power than he did.
 The Maricopa county board of sup eryisors have made an appropriation of s250 for the proper entertainment of the delegates to the irrigation con- vention at Albuquerque, when they visit the Salt River valley, next week.
 In Navajo county, Lawrence, the fellow who borrowed Mrs. Jack Will Hams horse, without asking her per mission, to run of with another mans wife, plead guilty to grand larceny, and was sentenced to five years in the territorial prison.
 At Yuma, Monday afternoon, a Yuma Indian carrying load of poles on his shoulders dumped the same of in residence yard on Jones street and lying down died in few seconds. Heart disease is supposed to have been the cause of death.
 Prescott Courier: Druggists report an increase in tue sale of porous plast- CTS as the nights grow cooler They are cheaper than fall cloaks and over coats and less troublesome. An out side wrap is liable to be borrowed or stolen, but porous plaster never.
 There is, the Courier believes, not less than s1 1,Ooo month going out of Prescott into the coifers of outside loan associations, and the volume Of such output is steadily on the increase. There is, locally, screw loose some where or this would not be. This money could have all been kept at
The oasis., 1895-09-21
Good Placer Mine For Sale.

A fine Placer Claim to work by hydraulic pro- cess water for sucn use easil3 md cheaply developed. Title perfect; government pa- tent. Sold only on account of ill health of the owner For particulars address THE OxslT office Nogales Arizona.
The oasis., 1895-09-21
Dr. Niles Nervine
 Cures.

Dr. Niles Neryine is sold on positive guarantee that the first bottle will benefit. All druggists sell it at Sl, 6 bottles for S5, or it will DO sent. prepaid, on receipt of price by the Dr. Miles Medical Co.,, Elkhart, Ind.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14
0ebt Den 9abat nt@t aut.
edla~s SAbsems Dem oetraaa seNeIbe,

eeila~s sabse~s sew 0etras@ seNeIbes.
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Bel einem Meni@en, bis bas Neruenip.
item 3errittet, bic @eiunbbeit ansesrif>
fen unb 3ufrieoenbeit 3eritSrt iinb.
plOtli9 auf3ub0ren, sreift oas Spitem
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Stimulant bilbet, wel4es ber &Srper
unmiberiebli@ forbert. Baco-Curo
lit Elm miiieni@aftli@es Mittel, uorii@s
tia nod benz &e3ept zines beribmten
Nr3tes, mel9er baHelbe felt 1872 obne
einen ein;isen TebIi@ta9 sebrau@te, 3u>
iammenseiett uno 1T rein uesetabilii@.
@abren6 Der Sur olrft ibr iouiel Gabat
sebrau9en, ME eu@ beliebt; bas Mtttel
belebrt eu@ iofort, menu i6r oufbOreu
iout. Baco-Curo 1T tein Subititut
fir ben Tabat, ionoern Elm bur@aus
mi1emi4aftli9es 9eilmittel. 9eiluns
.sarantirt, ooer oas @elo nit 10 Yros.
SntereHen 3uridbesablt. Sn alien Wpos
gu baben ODER BEL Gmpfan9 bes
Breiies per Yoit uerianot. Preis: 81
bic S@a9tel ooer bret S@a@teln (30>
&ur) fir $3.50. Senbet feds
Yoitmarten fir cine Probel@a@>
tel nebit Yampblet uno 8eweiien at
Eureka Chemical & Manufacturing Co.
La Crosse, Wis.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-03-14

Mar @einbart uerreife an, Mons
tag NIT pier garlabunsen Uieb mad
Ganias Gitp.
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triiit Uor.ebrunsen fur ben Bau elmer
sroBen S4eune.
- llniere County Gommiidre treten
na4iten Wittwod, ben 20. B. M. IN
grtrasS ituns ;uiammen.
S9neibermeiiter 6. Sprens. beis
fen @ertltdtte iid neben Der Metbos
biitensir9e befinbet, erbielt bieier Gage
cine babide Nuswabl GrdbiabrssM ui:
ter fir 9errens unb &%nabenan3lse
unb eriu9t feline Greunbe unb Runeen,
bel i'm, uor3uipre@en unS ii@ bieielben
an3uieben.