davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

! j. f. Sheehan and Austin Sloan have
! purchased the barber shop formerly run
by w. t. Is ckenbach at llS Commercial
avenue and will he p .eased to have their
| friends give them a call.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

Byron's complete works with the STAND
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

DIR. Lesser and j. b. Losee returned yes
terday from Helena, having completed
their duties as members of the state legis-
lature,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

Rev. Mr.. Dobson, the new pastor of the
Episcopal parish, is expected to arrive
next Wednesday or Thursday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10


Byron's complete works with the STAND
ARD.
II. w. Mclaughlin of Missoula is at the
Montana.
p. E. Dusault of Rock Springs, Wyo., is
guest in the city.
Smoke the finest cigar made. "The
Oxford" for sale at "The Oxford"
Call and see the handsome premiums
that are offered to subscribers to tho
STANDARD.
Edison's kaleidoscope at Smiths Drug
store. To-day, barber shop and dance of
the fairies.
Major John Micgulnis of Butte came
over 10 Anaconda on Sunday visit
last evening.
Major Henry Mueller and Alderman L.
Bowman of Butte were in Anaconda on
business yesterday.
Edison's kaleidoscope at Smiths drug
store. To-day, Annie OakIey breaking
glass balls and Sandow.
Rev. Mr.. Dobson, the new pastor of the
Episcopal parish, is expected to arrive
next "Wednesday or Thursday.
Pure blood is necessary to enjoy health.
b. d M. sarsaplrilla purifies the blood
and Boro Menthol cures catarrh.
DIR. Lesser and j. b. Losee returned yes
terday from Helena, having completed
their duties as members of the state legis-
lature.
j. f. Sheehan and Austin Sloan have
purchased the barber shop formerly run
by w. L. b .ckenbach at llS Commercial
avenue and will he p .eased to have their
friends give them call.
Rev. Mr.. j. w. MIllar of Deer Lodge
will preach tn S morning and evening at
the Presbyterian church. The morn ng
service will he sermon to the children.
illustrated by an impressive object lesson.
The arrivals at the Montana yesterday
were: 7. c. Klttle, MI. Vernon, Ind. p.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

Edison's kaleidoscope at Smiths Drug
store. To-day, barber shop and dance of
the fairies
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

Edison's kaleidoscope at Smiths drug
store. To-day, Annie O4kley breaking
glass balls and Sandow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

Major John NJ icguInis of Butte came
over 10 Anaconda on n Sunday visit
last evening"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10

Major Henry Mueller and Alderman l..
Bowman of Butte were in Anaconda on
business yesterday.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-25
POLITICAL.

United States Senator Camden has
been renominated by the Democrats Of
the West Virginia Legislature.
Governor Hastings was inaugurated at
Harrisburg, Pa. parade and display of
fireworks following the ceremony.
George L. Hoar and William l.. Chan
der were reelected to the Senate by the
Legislatures of Massachusetts and New
Hampshire, respectively.
Delaware has inaugurated Il Governor
who can neither read nor write For the
first time in the history of the State there
was no inaugural address and this set
people to inquiry. Governor Joshua Mar
vii is Il business man OF good repute AMI
worth ut least S150,000, which lie made
by shrcwd investments. Marvil can not
sign his name. Knowing his weakness
he secured the services of y. T. Smith
ers. a leading lawyer, AZ Secretary OF
State, and Smitlers will virtually be the
Governor.
The Republican caucus at Springfield.
ILL.,, ren0minated Shelby VI. Cullom TO sue
ceed himself in the United States Senate
for the term beginning March next The
only candidates before the caucus were
Mr.. Cullom and George $. Willis. Only
one roll-call was necessary TO elect Mr..
Cullom. The vote stood: Cullom. 103:
Willis, 81. Ali OF the Republican Sen
ators and Representatives were present
except one. Representative Mckenzie, of
Joe Daviess, was absent on account of
serious illness i'm his family
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-25

belong to any party, TO become the arDl:cr
Of all In this spirit | appeal for support
To all the representatives % the nation
without distinction Of public opinions.
We viii always meet henccf0rth in our
common work inspired 10y love of country,
devotion to the republic. care of justice
and solicitUdc for the lot of all citizens
and over all for the lowly and humble.
Something of Il scare was occasioncd in
Washington by the Publication Of bulle-
tin 20 the effect that the State Department
had been informed that the Hamburg
authorities had forbidden the importation
Of cattle and swine FROM England and
Ireland. the supposition being that the de-
cree was really aimed ut America in the
interest of the countries named. TO Gp-
preciate the possible significance Of the cT-
der it may lee explained that a very large
proportion of the American meat products
that 20 to European markets pass
through England and Ireland. being
reshipped from there Hence il might
seem ut FIRST blush that the now Hamburg
order might have sinister bearing on
American commerce. Such. however.
does not seem To be the case. at least that
Is the construction placed upon it at the
State Department. The understanding
there is that the original orders shutting
out our cattle and meats from German
ports was made broad enough 10 cover
shipments via English ANA Irish ports.
and that no supplemental rulings or de-
crees were necessary. Under conditions.
rs they have existed for several months,
Germany can do exactly what il was at
first feared she WAS contemplating under
The new order. Definite and fuller in
formation may put Il worse construction
on the Hamburg bulletin than is at pres
ent warranted. but the best information
now ohtainable does not warrant sensa
tional deduction. The order merely puts
Great Britain OH the same basis with the
United States with regard to the cXporta
ton of cattle and swine u Germany.
That beng IN item Of no mean Importance
in the British trade. that country may Ice
expected 10 make Il loud rear over the ont
rage. 1t gives this country new and
powerful ally in its fight for fair play with
the stubborn Tcutonic authorities.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-25
MARKET REPORTS.

Chicago-Cattle common TO prime.
S3.15M5.1J; hogs. shipping grades, $500
Mi.50; sheep. fair to choice, S2.OOu3.:Jo;
wheat. No. > red. 5iGi5oc: corn. No. 2,
45N &c; oats. No. ,, 27ilM2Stlc: rye, No.
=. 51Gi J2c; butter, choice creamery. 2IGi
2iiac; eggs. fresh, 1Si@.Nrl9lac; potatoes,
car lots, per bushel, G0ld1Jc.
Indianapolis - Cattle. shipping. S:}Gl
$50; hogs. choice light, $50 sheep.
common 10 prime. $2M3.50; wheat. No.
. red, 53M5ic: corn. No. l white, lie
42c; oats, No. > white. :i2laNi33ilAc.-
st. Louis-Cattle. S365.I5; hogs. $3df
4.5o; wheat. No. red. 52aj3c; corn, No.
=. Haze; oats, No. >, 30Gi30ihc; rye, No.
>, 51M52c
Cin"innnti- Cattle S35OGi5 30: hogs
$3.5odi 40; sheep, S1.5o6t4; wheat. No. .,
55atJJl.c; corn. No. = mixed. 126iI3c;
oats, No. . mixed, 32@33c; rye, No. >.
Jil2M55lac.
p,ir"n Cattle. So 5OGiJ.5O: hogs. $I6i
400; sheep, $2M3.25; wheat, No. 1 white,
55dJ1c; corn, No. = yellow, 436il3llLc:
oats. No. = white. 3303ic; rye. No. .
S1M5oc.
Toledo-Wheat. No. > red, 55aI56c:
corn. No. > mixed. 42M ice: oats, No
white. 3203Sc; rye. No. ., 52M54c.
Bunalo-Cattle, S2.50M5. 80; hogs. $3ei
4.J0; sheep, S2Gfi; wheat. No. red.
@I591ac; corn, No. = yellow, 46@47c;
OATS. No. - white. :3..,Si:'Gc.
Observation-Disclosures, No. = spring. 5J0l
56c; corn. No. 3. 43M431ac; oats. No. 2
white, 3lM32c: barley. No. ,, 53M56c;
rye No. /, 51G52c; pork, mess, $11.00Gl
11.50.
New York-Cattle. $3M5.J0: hogs, $3.50
M4,15; sheep. $2ci3. wheat, No. = red,
G.MG3c; corn. No. =. 52M53c; oats, white
Western, 37M41c: butter, creamery, 15@
Zoe; eggs, fresh, 216t2;c.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-25

Clayton chose the alternative of arrest on
the charge of contempt. Clayton said
though il meant Imprisonment he could
net bring himself TO give assent TO rer-
diet which he believed in his heart WAS
wrong. The scene ended finally by Judge
Seaman. moved apparently by admifa-
ton for Clayton's steadfastness. consent
ing TO non-suit the case. The other clev-
en- jurors believed with Mr. Clayton \
verdict for the plaintiff should bc given.
but under the direction OF the ,EUd%e-ls
is the law-they had agreed to render
-erdict for the defendant though uuler
protest. The ease was that OF Marie ca
hill against the Chicago. Milwaukee ami
St Paul Railroad. The girl was run ovcr
by switch engine while she was going
TO her work in the stock yards. She was
dragged some distance and one foot was
cut of. Then Il brakeman gave signal
To back and The young woman was cauGnt
once more under the wheels and her other
foot was cut off and her shoulder broken.
She brought suit for $23.000 damages
Judge Seaman said no negligence could
he shown on the part Of the railroad, anil
that the plaintiff was trespasser.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-25
FOREIGN.

There has been rebellion ut Honolulu,
and blood has been shed. Charles l..
Carter, who was one of the annexation
commissioners. was killed and other gov
ernment supporters were wounded. There
has been much fighting. and ut least
twelve natives have been killed. Nearly
eco revolutionists are under arrest. Rob
crt Wilcox is the leader Of the rebels. The
fighting was still in progress when the
steamer Alameda, which brought the
news. left Honolulu Jan. IL. but the gov
eminent forces had practically overcome
the revOlutionists.
Nj. Felix Faure. Minister of Marine in
the present Cabinet. was elected on the
second ballot Thursday to lie President
of the French republic. Faurc polled 40
votes. to 361 votes polled by his nearest
opponent. Brisson, President of Tie
Chamber of Deputies The socialists
protested violently when the result of IT,,
ballot was made known. President Faure
said: IL am deeply touched beyond all
expression by the great honor the Nati)n-
nj Assembly has conferred upon me. L
did not seek the exalted mission you have
invested me with but nevertheless | ac-
cept the charge with profound gratitude
and II full sense of the responsibility and
duties il imposes. You know me, Won
need not doubt that | will devote all my
energy to the accomplishment of nv
heavy task. l cease from this moment 10
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-25
III GENERAL

The Supreme Court Of Canada has de
cided that provincial legis atures have no
power TO prohibit the sale of liquor
W. +. Mclean. ". T., proprietor Of
the Toronto World. was fined 81 and costs
for publishing on Sunday 4 newspaper
containing report Of the Globe fire.
Over 3,000 unemployed workingmcn
surrounded the city hall at Montreal ut
noon while their representatives We're
making a demand on the Mayor for work
er bread. The mob became turbulent
and imncded traffic Oh the streets. \ fire
engine had to be called to dispense the
crowd.
1t is rumorcd that when the Canadian
Parliament meets iii February the speech
from the throne Will contain Il proposition
for the construction of the Huron and
Ottawa Canal by the government or by
private corporation. with a liberal govern
ment subsidy. This means the construc-
ton of Il deep water canal from
near Parry Sound, on Georgian Bay. TO
the Ottawa River. near Renfrew. dis
lance of 100 miles. \ vessel can then
pass from the Sauit Ste. Mare or tie
Straits OF Mackinac direct to Montreal in
less time than it now requires 10 reach
BuIalo or the entrance of the Welland
Canal on Lake Erie.
T. G.. Dan & Co.'S weekly review of
trade says:
There are some good signs. but they do
not as yet extend to business generally.
which hesitates much as it has done for
months. Gold continues to 20 abroad.
$...,.'0, 600 having gone last week. and the
deficit of revenue is already over 50. 300
eco for the month. This state of facts,
with the failure of Congress to make pro-
vision for borrowing or for increasing
revenue, still operates TO retard IL whole
some recovery. The volume of domestic
trade represented by exchanges through
clearing houses is again about per cent.
larger than last year. as ii was in the first
week of the month. but is 33I per cent.
smaller than two years age. Il higher Iate
of decrease than for some time past
Over 5000 unemployed Montreal. Oue,
workingmen surrounded the City Hail ut
noon Wednesday and threatened to ia.
wade the building if their demand for
work or bread was not at once compiled
with. Thousands of worl,ingmen have
been thrown out of employment by the
closing of the Canadian Pacific Railway
shops. and many of the men who have
families to support have grown desperate
and are prepared TO resort TO violence.
Serious trouble was averted only by tn,
cool heads among tie leaders. 4 large
delegation was selected to interview the
Mayor and the vast crowd remained out-
side while the delegates entered. Mayor
Nileneauve expressed his sympathy with
those who were out Of employment, AMI
suggested that reQuisition be presented
to him To call Il mass meeting at the
Board OF Trade rooms. The requiSition
was Immediately signed and presented to
the MayOr.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-25
Chicago Wins Her Fight.

The House of Representatives, by 4
vote Of 1914 yeas to u nays. passed the bill
authorizing the erection of Il government
building i'll Chicago upon the site of the
present postoilice. The bill is the original
bill without any appropriation. The por
ton Of the second section of the bill,
which provided fer IN appropriation. was
stricken out. The bill goes IL the Se;:ate
without dollar of appropriation. even
for the preparation of the plans. The
theory is that if the bill shall become Il
law SO much rs shall be necessary to com
mence work upon the building during the
first fiscal year shall be incorporated in
the sundry civil appro2ria ton bill. The
amount involved is S4000.000
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-25
SOUTHERN.

The Francis Chemouroth Hardware
Company at birmingham, Ala, has as
signed.
At Raleigh. y. c.. Marion Butler, Popu-
list. was nominated for The long term
Senatorship b. reclamation.
Revenue officers destroyed an Illicit
steam distillcry near Annistown, Ala. 1t
had capacity of eighty gallons.
Governor Hogg of Texas gave way 10
Charles Culbcgson. who tool, the oath at
Il joint session Of the Legislature at Aus
tin
The surviving members of Mosby's
confederate coImand. the FOrty-third
Battalion. Virginia Cavalry, held Il r.
union at Alexandria. Va.
Franklin ". Joplin has been appointed
postmaster at IIlizabethtown. Ky. vice
Mrs. Benjamin Helm. removed. The lat
ter WAS sister Of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln.
\ rumor that tie Illinois Central is ne
Gotiating for the purchase OF the West
Nashville dummy line in order to secure
entrance to that city is current at Nash
Vile. Tenn.
In the United States Court at Knox
vile. Team. the Rev. William Hunt,
Baptist preacher, was convicted Of moon
shining. lie is nearly 40 years of age
and was for several years justice of the
peace in Monroe County.
The directors of the Galveston Cotton
Exchange have advised the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange that they heartily and
most urgently recommend to the planters
of Texas and the cotton growing States
reduction of - per cent in acreage to he
planted this year as the only way of re-
storing prices TO Il c0mpenSating basis.
News was received ut Mobile, Ala, of
the wreck of the schooner Benjamin Rich
in the storm of Jan. II while bound from
ST. Andrews Bay to Jamaica. Forty
passengers were aboard. Including Min
lister Livingston and other prominent and
wealthy people. A rescue was effected
by the steamship Haugesumd, bound from
Mobile to BOcas, which discovered the
passengers on an island.
The largest fire in the history of
Macon. GA. broke out there Friday night
in the wholesale dry goods house of :.
Waxebaum x Son. The building and its
contents were quickly destroyed and the
flames spcad 10 the store of the American
Shoe Brokers. thence TO the Dan ap Hard
ware Company ; establishment. and We're
threatening the wholesale dry goods house
of J. Danncnberger < Co. when put un-
der control. Aid was asked from Atlanta
and Augusta. but before response had
been received the local firemen had mas
tered the FIRE. Its origin i; unknown. The
total loss is estimated at SJ00,000
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-25
Pooh POOhs a New r. OF l..
BREyLTIES.

Nj. Sacres. Peruvian political refugee,
has arrived in San Francisco with con-
siderable money. IL is said that his mis-
sion is to purchase arms and ammunition
for the Peruvian revoluiionists.
A train en- the Pittsburg, Mckeesport
and Youghiogheny Railroad struck rock
on the tracks one mile west of Connects
Vile. Pa. The meagcr reports received
say that Glenn Richter and John Gilman,
trainmen, were killed.
The Court Circular says the Queen will
go to Darmstadt in April where she will
meet the Gar ana Czarina, the Emperor
and Empress of Germany. eX-Empress
Frederick. the Duke and Duchess Of Sake
Coburg. and the Duke and Duchess of
Cumberland.
The Supreme Court of the United S ates
rendered an opinion in the sugar trust
case of the United States rs. l.. {. Knight
and others, involving the validity and CON
stitutionaity of the Sherman antitrust
law. The decision holds the law To be
anplica bic TO the case in hand and con-
firms the opinion Of the Circuit Court.
The fight between the officers of the
United Nine Workers is waxing warm.
A. a Adams, president of the Ohio dis
trict. is out in Il card addressed TO Presi-
dent ?enna of the national board, reit-
Grating his charges that the leaders sold
out to the operators when the compromise
agreement was made in Columbus last
June. He declines Penna's challenge Ia
submit the proof to the state board, hut
says he will lay the entire matter, backed
by evidence, before the national conyen-
ton. to meet in Columbus. Ohio Feb. -.
Adams says three members of the state
board will be required to explain certain
matters.
One hundred thousand negroes will ne
removed from the States of Alabama,
Georgia and Louisiana, to Northern Mex
leo within the next six months. That IS
the statement made by w. ii. Ellis, the
manager of the Mexican Colonization
Company. who has just returned to San
Antonio from Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. Ellis
states that the missionary work among
the negroes is meeting with the greatest
success, and the first 100 families will go
this week to the promised land. The
Mexican citizens living i'm the section 10
be colonized by the negroes have protest
ed to the Mexican Government against
the scheme.
The Senate has confirmed the nomina-
ton of Charles ID. Clarke for United
States Judge for the Eastern and Middle
Districts of Tennessee.
a committee representing 100 destitute
families in Yuma County, Colorado, has
sent out an appeal for clothing, provs
ions, coal, seed and grain.
The Spanish Chamber of Deputies has
adopted the modus vivendi with the Uni
ted States.
j. j. Halter, thought to be travelling
man for a Chicago firm, committed sur
eide ut Dayton, Ohio.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-25
The National solons.
Business


During the debate on the Indian appr)-
priation bin in the House "Wednesday
Messrs Walker. Warner and Reed cn-
gagged in discussion Of tie currency
question. The Senate passed the deli
cheney appropriation bin after adoptias
an amendment limiting the interrGGato-
ries Of officers seeking 10 collect the IL
come tax. The printing bill, which has
been passed by both Houses and signed
ly the President. is found 10 revive Inc
franking privilege.
The currency question was Tie chirf
topic III the Senate Thursday. the debate
being general. The pension bill, carry 10
S14l 100000, was passed. The army hill
apprOpriating 81. 30 GEO was then taken
up. At the opening of the session OF tie
House n bill was passed on motion OF Mr.
Henderson. Of Illinois, to grant Mrs.
Sarah \. Clapp the pay and allowance ID
surgeon for services as such in the sSeF-
en1h Illinois Infantry. The senate
amendments to the urgent deficiency bill
were disagreed to and the bill sent 10 con
ference. The House then went into COM
mittce of the whole for the further con
siaeration of the Indian appropriation
bill
4 Hc fNtlfdte 1 IiOda lfdS>tN nc al t-4. AZ
preparation bill. carrying 81. 600. 800. and
the bill which in effect advances Generai
Schotield. in command of the army. f. the
rank of lieutenant general, held 10y Cen
erals Sherman and Sheridan. Aside from
ths the day was given to the debate OH
the Nicaraguan Canal. In the House the
Senatc bill granting TO the ella Valley
Railroad Company right of way through
H.. &.tr, Ind
passed. Also Il bill TO expend a portion
Of the appropriation made in the last
river and harbor act for St Joseph har-
lor. Michigan. to complete the connec-
ton between St Joseph and Benton Har-
hor. Consideration of the Indian bill was
then resumed. At a night session there
WAS Il sharp contention over the pension
ILL
The Mccain bill approPriatin= S4.G00.-
COO for 4 new postoilice for Chicago
passed the House Monday by n vote OF
l3S to j3. Bills authorizing the Issue of
: per cent bonds and repeating the legal
tender act of 1878 were offered in the
House. Sir. Fryc's Hawaiian resolution
WAS again debated in the Senate. Mr..
Gray vigorously defending the admins
tration. The Senate passed the fortified
tions appropriation bill and agreed to the
conference report on the deficiency hill.
The administration Hawaiian policy
was again The subject Of sharp attack
and defense in the Senate Tuesday. The
railroad pooling bill was favorably L.
ported TO the Senate from the Committee
on Interstate Commerce. The House
PASSED the Indian appropriation bin and
the bill TO establish Il national military
park at Gettysburg. 4 bin II ahrcgaie the
discriminating duty on sugar WAS report
ed to the House from the WAYS and
Means Committee. After listening To a
statement 10y Judge Kicks the House Ju-
dietary Committee defeated the rcso,u-
ten 10 impeach him.