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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-08-06
GREAT SPORT AT LIVINGSTON


Witnesses sharp Contests.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Livingston. Aug. 5.-The entertainment
given az the fair grounds on the closing
day OF the race meeting was up to
high standard and was enjoyed by one
OF the largest crowds that ever assem-
bled on the grounds. The fve mile bicy-
Gle race and the three-quarter mile run
Ming race were the most interesting
events OF the day. The frst event was
the one-half mile running race, best two
In three. Bonner won the first heat. LIT
tie Maud second time So seconds. The
second and third heats were won by
Little Maud with Bonner a close second
In each heat; time 5iis and 50. Second
event. one-quarter mile dash-Siva frst,
Bessie second: time. - seconds. Third
event. three-quarters mile running race.
match between Annie Rooney Boze-
man horse. and Red Fox. owned at Park
City. Tho horses ran together from the
start, but on the homestretch Annie
Rooney forged TO the front and won by
a neck: time i:0s Fourth and last event,
FIVE m!le handicap bicycle race; entered
Masters, Pitts. Tolhurst. Kuhn and Tai
bot. Tolhurst was given 10 seconds
start OF Masters. Kuhn and Talbot. and
Pitts was handicapped three minutes over
Tolhurst Tolhurst won. Talbot second;
time. l6.ss. Pitts, who was Handicapped
three minutes, got the purse for fastest
time. Tine l5 minutes.
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HORRIBLE FIENDS.


Checotah. |. T., Aug. 5.-Yesterday
afternoon at ockmulgee. |. T.. four In
dams and negro, all unknown, raw
ished white girl in the presence Of
her father who was covered with n
Winchester. A short time afterwards
the same fiends met Benton Callahan.
a prominent Creek citizen and cattle
man who was accompanied by sam
Houston, negro employe, whom they
held up and robbed Of money. saddles
and boots. after which they shot
Houston through the shoulder. killed
his horse and beat Mr.. Callahan ur-
mercifully with their guns. Indian cit
izens and white men are after these
outlaws. and. II caught. the result can
be guessed
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WENT FOR DURRANT.
A Withholding Fellow Tries to DO Him
liodIly Harm.

san Francisco. Aug. 5.-The first at
tempt to do violence 10 Theodore Dur
rant on trial for the murder of Blanche
Lamont, since his inauguration. was
made to-day as the defendant was
leaving the court room. The prisoner
was in the custody OF the chief jailer
when a Withholding young man rushed
from the crowd towards Durrant with
the evident intention OF assaulting him.
The jailer threw him OF before he
could reach Durrant and the assallant
tried to draw a pistol. He was seized
by two deputy sheriffs before he could
aim his weapon. IL Is believed that the
assailant Is insane. A seventh Juror to
try Durant was secured at the morning
session OF the court in the person Of II.
J. Smythe. retired farmer.
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Cincinnati. Ohio. Aug. 5.-This. the last
day OF the Oakley races, was an extra
day given for the benefit OF the local
nremen's association. There were seven
good races on the card. The receipts
from sale OF tickets was close to 5000.
and In addition the firemen's fund will
receive donations from the horsemen who
won purses. Five furlongs-Motilla won.
Willie Louis second. Marjorie third: time.
loo. Six furlongs-Wlllard won. Portu-
gaul second. Early Rose third; time. 1:i5.
Five and half furlongs-Patriarch won,
Hippogriff second. Cochlse third; time.
100. Congress club handicap. mlle-Pcp-
per won. Santalario second, Ray s. third:
time. iI2a.. Six and a half furlongs-
Pop Gray won. Domingo second Jim
Donlen third time. La. Mile and six
teeth-Blue and Gray won. Staffa second.
Victorious third; time. l:isis. Seven fur
longs-Nance won, Elise second. Fabla
third: time, I:27is.
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bedside. He Cancelled all engagements
and hastened back and remained with
his wife till the end came this morning.
The deceased was the second wife OF
Or. Talmage. his first wife being
drowned while boating in 1869. leaving
a daughter, Miss Jessie. and a son.
who has since died. Two years after
wards the doctor married Miss Susie
Whittemore OF Brooklyn. She became
the mother OF five children. Rev. Frank
Dewitt Talmage, Mrs. Dorm. Mrs.
Magnaux. Miss Maud and Miss Daisy,
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Indians All Gone.

Maryvale. wyo.. by courier to Mar.
ket Lake. Aug. 5.-General Coppinges
is now satisfied the Jackson Hole coun-
try Is freed from Indians.
Washington, Aug. 5.-A telegram re-
ceived to-day from General Coppinger's
headquarters says that three scouts
from Black Rock Creek country report
all is quiet. Private dispatches at the
department say there Is more danger
from white men attacking the Indians
than from the Indians taking the Often
siye
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IN A STATE OF ALARM.
California Capitalists Worried Over Judge
Ross Decision.

San Francisco. Aug. 5.-Holders Of
California bonds Of all classes are
alarmed at the recent decislo OF
Judge Ross OF Los Angeles. In declar-
ing the Wright irrigation law unconsti-
tutional. Bankers believe the decision,
If it stands. will not only. invalidate
outstanding irrigation bonds but It
will have like disastrous effect on all
sorts Of securities OF the same char
acter. The most serious phase OF the
case is that 1t may nullify the millions
OF dollars worth of municipal bonds
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Fayorltrs MOI In Il.

New York. Aug. 5.-Many good
thing was upset at Brighton Beach to-
day. for some well-backed favorites
went down In the ruck while long shots
and second choices divided the money.
One mile-Clarus won. Salonica second.
Warlike third; time. las. Half mile
Imposition won. Articus second. Buc-
cancer third: time. 1;4iis. Mile and a
slxteenth-Marshall won. Santiago Sec
ond, Mirage third time. l;4Sa. Mile
Annie Bishop won. Chiquta second. Ju-
anita third; time. lif. Five furlongs-
Hugh Penny won. Kinglet second. Gold
Dollar third; time. l.03h.
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AFTER BREAKFAST.
Isbell Got Up From the Table and SHOT
Denny and Himself, Too.

Denny and Himself, Too.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Miles City. Aug. 5.-William Lefors.
foreman for the Mill Iron ranch. on
Box Elder creek. notified Sheriff Haw-
kins that Charles Isbell assaulted and
shot twice Y. r. Denny. the horse sales
man of the Continental Land and Cat
tie company. 1t appears that Isbell
took offense at remark made at the
breakfast table by Denny. He went
to the barn and borrowed a revolver
from a cowboy named Butler. and
when Denny went to the barn for his
horse after breakfast he assaulted him
and shot him twice. In the fight Isbell
accidentally shot himself. They were
both taken to Belle Fourche. s. D.. for
treatment. The doctors say that Is
bells wound is not dangerous, but
Denny's may be a long time healing.
The assault was entirely unjustifiable.
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cowes. Aug. SIN the regatta OF the
Royal London yacht club to-day. the
Britannia had practically a walkovsr. the
Allsa being absent under repairs and the
Hester being the only opposing yacht.
The Hester Is allowed . minutes. 20 Sec
onds by the Britannia.
In the race for 2O-rSIers the Eucharist
led at the start. followed By the Isolde.
Niagara, Luna. Audrey, Veneta and Ste
phania. The Isolde. Luna. veneta and
Stephania gave up the race. leaving the
Niagara and Aubrey to contest for the
eO-rater prize. The Britannia finished In
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Horribly Mut.l,ted.

Port Townsend. Wash. Aug. Six
survivors OK a sealing schooner. White.
which was lost last spring in Alaska,
arrived to-day. All OF the survivors
are horribly mutilated. having lost toes.
legs. fingers. arms and feet from be-
ing frozen. They are on their way to
san Francisco.
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Saratoga. Aug. 5.-The favorltes had a
little the best of It to-day in an excep-
tlonally good programme. Four and a
half furlongs-Sinota won. La Gallienne
second, Amazement third time. 80
Mile-Anisett won. Too Much Johnson
second. Cherry Stone third: time. l:i7
Mile and sixteeth-Cass won. Langdon
second. Stonemason third: time. l:5L
Five furlongs-Argentine won. The Win
ner second. Chunut third. time. 1:Oii..
Six furlongs-Memo.r won. silk Gown
second. Chesapeake third; time. l:iL
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which have been issued by the various
cities of the state to cover the cost OF
municipal improvements. The capital
lists of the city will probably appeal
from Judge Ross decision. OF three
millions in irrigation bonds located by
local capitalists two millions were ac-
tually owned in San Francisco. The
remaining million Is held by German
and Swiss capitalists.
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Frozen ON the Mountain.

Tacoma, Aug. 5.-Hoaning pigeons
sent out by the Union with the noun
tain climbers, have returned with mes
sages stating that Fred r. Ccwden.
with NJ. Bosworth and Fred Evans,
have been badly frozen In attempting
to reach the summit Of Mount Tacoma
The messages state the wind is blowing
gale. The pigeons were released at
a height OF 1900 feet.
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Section hos. johnson KILLED.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. Aug. 5.-ole johnson. o wezl-
known section boss, was run down and
killed by Montana Central freight rhis
afternoon near Wolf creek. With others
he was on a handcar. The others jumped
and escaped. johnson. so far as known.
has no relatives in Montana His body
was brought TO Helena tonight.
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Falr WIN Contest.

San Francisco. Aug. 1.-The Fail will
contest was to-day postponed until
Nov. by request OF all the attorneys
in the case. who do not seem disposed
to press the issue until Charlie Fairs
preliminary suit Is disposed Of
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Coming back From Idaho.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Helena, Aug. 5.-Gov. Richards to.
day issued a requlsition on the Cover.
nor OF Idaho for the delivery Of J. z.
Cook. wanted in Meagher county for
horse stealing. Sheriff W. Fl. Mcknight
was given the necessary papers and
leaves tomorrow morning for his prss-
orer.
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Cleveland. Aug. Sat the windup OF
the grand circuit unfinished races to-day.
In the 2.l0 pacing class Dlrectum won the
race. Ben d. second. Coler.dge third;
best time. 2:07is. In the 2;i7 class trot-
ting Brayado won the race, Colonel Ku-
ser second, Kate Phallmont third: best
time .;l2ia.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-08-06

At washlngton-l2: Baltimore, ).
At New York-ls; Brooklyn. s.
Al Plttsburg-i; 81. Louis, !.
AT Cleyeland-9. Louisville. :.
At Boston-T: Philadelphia. ).
At C.ncinnati-Game postponed on ac-
count Of fremen's benefit at Oakley.
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London. Aug. Sat the Hurst Park
bank holiday meeting to-day the bank
holiday handicap was won by Foxhall
Keen's Bohemond. Lord Hindlips' Powic
second. Mrs. Z. b. Yres' Barsac third.
Foxhall Keen's Dimlty ran second In the
race for the Hounslow e-year-old plate.
Philip McAlpine won. April Fool was
third
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Salt Lake. Aug. 5.-Frank Taylor. Q
mining man. formerly OF HALEY. IDA.
dropped dead this morning in front Of
the Walker House. He had lived In
this city about eight months. Death
was supposed 20 pc from hemorrhage OF
the lungs
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Hans Will swing.

San Francisco. Aug. 5.-Hans Han
sen was sentenced in the United States
court to-day to be hanged on Oct Is
for the murder Of Maurice Fitzgerald,
the mate Of the bark Hesper.
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London. Aug. 5.-rhe Times. discus-
sing bimetallism. says France ts not
likely 10 accept any ratio but lSis 10 I.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. Aug. &c. B. Harper. q WE'LL
known old-timer OF this city. died co.
day at the Sisters hospital. after Q
long illness.
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Berlin. Nd. Aug. Sin a fire iass
night Is houses were burned. Lea
ssoo. 900: insurance. t25.0oo.
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hours. 81 minutes. As seconds. The 81
ratsrs finished as follows: Niagara. .
hours. 50 minutes. 30 seconds; Audrey.
; hours and 6 minutes.
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SOUND NOME
MEN MEET

Fort Worth, Tex, July g..
At $50 o-night 26S we'll known
citizen and dyed in the wool
democrats met in the city hall
TO organize the Tarrant county
saund money democratic c1ub.
lion. A. NJ Carter called the
meeting TO order and was made
temporary ehirman. Henry P.
iSarley was made temporary
secretary. The speeches made
pointed out the necessity for
organization, contendiUg that
many populists were masque-
rading as democrats and that
it was high time for lovers of
democracy to organize. Their
observation had been that all
en- earth the average 16 to /
silverite was aftel was an Office,
and in this connectin cited the
ease Of P. w. Hardin of Ken
lucky and others nearer home
who bolted the platform to get
Il seat ut the pie counter. The
people are reading for them
selves, and among some of the
facts they ascertain that free
silver Mexico has only a per
capital of S4,71, Turkey $500.
Japon, China. Italy and, in fact,
all free silver countries, q per
capita of not exceeding i'll any
instance 1899; on the other
band the gold standard eonn-
tries had o per capita in circu
lation ranging from minimum
of about $40 In Spain TO a
maximum of about $50 in
France, where both gold and
silver are in use. In the United
States. where gold is the stand
ard. the the per capita was
S2S,0S. AT Il late hour the
meeting was in session and full
of enthusiasm.
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MEXICAN MISCELLANY.
Fellow Fever Stoyies Denied
Damaged by Floods.

City of Mexico, July s.
Stories telegraphed to the
United States of heavy death
Fat4 from. yellow fever Vera
Cruz are purest fakes. The
death rate has been decreasing
steadily there now for a num-
Der Of years, and though the
d7sease prevails there this sum
mer Il n r milo form.
New York exchange So 10
premium
Persons arriving from scenes
Of tie food at Villa Guadalupe
and Tlalnepontla say the crops
were badly damaged in that
neighborhood A number of
small house were destroyed.
Although some persons were
destroyed. Although some per
sons were in danger they for
runately were saved
Gil Bias (newspaper) to-mor
row will publish an able edit
orial claiming for negroes equal
rights II this country and say
ing the laws of the United
States against negroes are
relics of barbarism.
The city government has vot
ed hat all landlords who paint
ed the fronts Of their houses
be exempt from taxes on same
for six months.
The Church of Our Lady OF
Mount Carmel, which has been
rebuilt, enlarged and beautified,
will be inaugurated in Septem-
Der.
Foreign Minister of Affairs
Mariscal has returned from
PuebIa, where be has been TAX
ing baths.
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ODD ITEMS.

The water supply Of London dur
ing the month of May averaged 231,-
100000 gallons daily, as compared
with 296,oO0,0OO during the same
month of last year.
A German correspondent writes
from Metz and,more shan 10000 per-
sons have declared their adherence
10 the projected tweenty-ffth aniv-
ersary Of the battle of Metz.
Parade of 1000 telegraph messen-
gers, including the central telegraph
Office end the various district bands,
was recent attraction in Hyde
Park, London.
The extension of the new Siberian
railway has led to a demand that the
existing convict settlements shall be
transferred to Northern Siberia and
Kamchatka.
William Brown, aged 80, pioneer
resident Of Alliance, o., was found
dead in bed Friday morning. He
overtaxed his strength by chopping
wood for six hours steadily.
The Bish of Coventry, England,
who recently got married, made
everybody laugh on his return from
his honeymoon by preaching a
sermon on the topic, The Penitent's
return
The chief marks of age about AIDE
lima Patti are observable about her
throat and chin. In other respects
her personal appearance is that of a
woman Of twenty years younger
than she is.
Duke Charles Theodore of Bava-
ria, is a very successful eye doctor
and surgeon, having performed over
1000 operations. With his fees from
rich patients he has founded eye
hospitals for free treatment.
Princess Nazle of Egypt, who is
regarded as the most enlightened
and progressive of Egyptian women,
has intsresned herself in project to
exhibit work of the women of Egypt
at the coming Atlanta Exposition.
One OF the sights on the Lake
Shore Drive at Chicago is the Hon
F. IL. Winston on a white horse that
is said to be the exact size of Napo-
Icons celebrated white charger
Wagram. Mr.. WinstoH was once
Minister to Persia.
| Prof. Hunicke of Washington I'm
iversity, St. Louis, says he has dis
covered a process by which, he
claims, $4,000 worth of gola can be
obtained from sea water at a cost OF
81, every ton of water yielding from
. 10 cents worth of gold.
With a view to encourage small
properties in the hands of peasant
cultivators the Belgian Minister OF
Finance has introduced a bill for
reducing by one-half the govern
ment taxes on the purchase and re-
gistration of properties whose an
nual value does not exceed 200
francs.
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MISS GRAY'S APPOINTMENT.
Guthrie, Ok, July S.-Miss Cellene
Gray of this has the honor of
being the first woman appointed as
United States commissioner. IN
business circles il is well known
that Miss Gray is in every way ca
pable-
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The Invisible World Revealed
MICROSCOPES
Perfected With Insect Holder Magnify
700 TINES N VOLUME.

INSTRUCTIONs:-ln order to use this
Microscope place in the insect holder
and then attach to the lentil: water in
which flowers have been soaking as
hours; small quantity of leavened
paste made OF mouldy rye flour or some
maggotty cheese; dried insects and
other objects can be attached by slight
ly wettipg the lentil.
To Students is also Invaluable for
Mneralogy. BOTANY an6 nsectology;
sent registered free 10y mail on receipt
of SI.0e: worth $3.50.
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KAlf

Mo DISEASE has ever pFesented 60 many
peculisrities az LaGripps. no disease
leaves It's victims so dehilitated, useless.
sieepiess, nervelese, as LaGrippe
Mr. .. ". Hilton, state agent of the Nut-
ual Life Insurance Co., OF Kentucky, says:
"ln 1883 ana 90 mad two severe attacks
OF LaGEipps, the last one attacking my ner-
vous system with such severity that my life
was despaired Of. had not slept for moro
than two months except by the use OF mar
cotics that stupe6ed me, but gave me no
rest. l was Only conscious Of intense mental
weakness, sgonizing bodily pain and the
fact that was hourly growing weaker.
When in this condition, / commenced using
DR.. Niles Restorative Nervine. In two days
began to improve and in one months timo
was cured. much TO the surprise Of all who
knew Of my condition. have been in ex-
celIent health since and have recommended
yopT remedies TO Irany VI my friends"
Lot .5v i,ae, = n. -, ts9S. y. w lIrroS.
b. - - p! 80 V,,Hk
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la Willie Opera Glass

This Opera Glass is suitable for
'ahies' use having Mother-of-P Pearl
covered bodies. and can be had either
in White. Oriental or Black Pearl. The
mountings are handsomely finished in
nickel plating and gilt. The whole.
fitting in flexible leather case with
achrOmatic lenses forms useful res
EFT. Sent registered free by mail on
receipt Of $500; worth $1,000.
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FIELD AND MARINE,

This glass is most useful, both as
Marine and Field Glass. 1t has
achromatic lenses. three in each side.
finely mounted and covered with black
morocco leather, and has great magnify
ing power. 1t is provided with sun
shades. and brought to focus by turn
ing the thumbScrew until the object
becomes clear and distinct. Every
Glass is sold with tine leather case and
shoulder strap. sent registered free by
mail ON receipt of So. 90; worth 81 %.
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CREVAuER OPERA GLASS.

Opera Classes are now used not
only for the concert hall, theatre
or opera hOtIse, as being portable
and easily carried in the pocket, but the
poSSessor of enc will find it a useful
companion at the seaside, river or coun-
try excursions and The race course. The
above has acbromatic lenses, leather
covered bodies, fitting in flexible leather
case; the latest. Sent registered by mail
rec on receipt Of $500; worth $1,000.