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The company claims that the agreement
entered into last year. where the commits
sloners bound themselves not 10 sell the
lands for taxes pending the decision In
the test case made up IN Jefferson county
as 10 whether the land grant conveyed
to the company sufficient title without
patent from the government. Is stlll bind
ing and will operate as far as TO prevent
the sale Of lands until the final decision
Is rendered by the United States supreme
court.
In the test case submitted to Judge
Realty OF the United States district court
for Idaho II was held that the company
had no valid claim to uupatcnted lands
within the grants. From this decision
an appeal will be taken to the United
States supreme court. Commissioner
Rohb OF Park county says that the conf
pany lands will be advertised for sale II
the taxes are not paid. In order that the
claim OF the county may not hc vitlated,
should the final decision hold that the
company by its grant has valid title TO
unpatented lands.
General Superintendent Kimberly and
a party OF Northern Pacific officials pass
cd through Livingston this morning by
special train en- route to ST. Paul from
trip OF inspection over the Northern Pa
cinc.
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ROW In CHURCH PEW
JEALOUSY AMONG WOMEN
LEADS TO A HAIR PULLING.
sister spencer smites sister Daily and the
Pastor Interferes - The Floor
Mopped With sisters.

Omaha. July l9.-Members OF Pleas
ant Green Baptist church were scan
dallzed last evening by Sister Jennie
Spencer assaultlng Sister Hattie Daily
In the class room. A good deal of RI
valry was engendered among the mem-
bers over the part taken In a recent
entertainment. Sister Spencer was not
satisfied with the share Of credit that
fell 10 her lot and blamed ner more
successful rival. Sister Daily. with not
having toted fair. This caused a row.
and when the pastor took a hand he
found Sister Daily on the floor. with
Sister Spencer making a record for
herself as a pugilistic success. The
pastor escorted the bruised and van
pushed Sister Daily TO the police sta
ton. where a warrant was sworn on;
charging Sister Spencer with assault
and battery.
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James Leonard of Anderson. Ind, r.
a toothless father. lie was born fifty
years ago and has passed through this
much Of life a sound and healthy man.
but never had a tooth ~ any kind In
his head Twenty years ago he mar
Rcd a woman who had as fine set Of
teeth as could ho found, and stlll has
them. They had four children. all OF
whom are grown but all Ike their
father In regard to teeth. Their gums
however. come down much further than
Is ordinarily the case and are as firm
and hard as a bone. Mr.. Leonard Is
able to crack nuts Ia his jaw without
any apparent effort. ami seems to get
along as we'll as though he had good
set OF teeth, The others are able To- do
the sIme thing. They never have any
nrhcs In thLs reglon of their ANATOMY.
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AROUND THE WORLD.

Kenosha, Wis, July l9.-Contrary 10
expectations the strike here Is spreading
The chances are that before nightfall
there will be at least 1900 more men out
Of employment. This morning the en-
tire crew of the novelty works went out
and the employees of Allen Sons tannery
notified the employers that unless wages
were raised next Monday they will leave.
City of Mexico. July l9.-Two hundred
miners employed at Corrodeloro. state of
Mexico. yesterday rose IN revolt against
their employers. and. taking refuge In
a neighboring town, fortified themselves
and are defying the authorities The
managers OF the mine took flight. being In
imminent danger of assassination.
Washington. July 19.-Secretary Hoke
Smith has directed the survey OF Ranch
Buena Vista, San Diego, Cal, made by
Deputy Surveyor Treadwell. be approved
and patented. The surveyor general of
California had rejected II for technical
reasons.
Iron Mountain. Mich, July l9-The Inn
prisoned miners In the Pewabic mine
were released about midnight. The es-
cape Is considered the most remarkable
in the history of mining. The men heard
the crash OF the timhers and escaped to
dry shift on the first level
lidNtuts July lf.-A SlIO'lE IOTft OF IN
surgents recently attacked the Spanish
troops at Guandone, Province OF Santa
Diago de Cuba. The troops made a gal
liant defense and after two hours hard
fighting the insurgents were obliged to
retire, leaving many dead and wounded
Trenton, n. j., July l9.-The sentencing
%. John Collins for the murder OF Fred
erick Obi. a Princeton student. last night,
convicted OF murder In the second degree.
has been postponed until Wednesday,
July q.
Washington. July 1s.-The president has
recognized John Randolph F. Gait as Ha-
waiian cousul at Seattle. Wash.
Washington. July ia.-There was a net
gain of about $500 in the gold reserve
to-day.
Philadelphia. July 1s.-While going 10
fire to-day hose cart was overturned
c. Riders skull was fractured and he
died In a few moments. Peter Collins w
McMahon, William Murphy and Patrick
o'Connell received serious injuries.
London, July 19.-Lady Lisgar. widow
OF Baron Lisgar, who as Sir John Young
was governor general of Canada from
1865 to lS72, Is dead. She was the daughter
Of the late marchloness of iIealfort
Lowell. Mass, July ie.-Notices were
posted In all the cotton mills In tho city
this morning that a general Increase in
wages would he made. beginning Aug :.
The amount Is not stated. About 1000
employees are benefited.
Washington. July la.-James d. Ira
yers. a negro. was hanged In jail here
to-day. The crime was for the murder
OF his mistress. Lena Gross. Nov. ~.
Washington. july l9.-The president has
issued an order placing employees Of all
pension agencies under civil service rules
Lewiston. ILL.,, july IA heavy storm
has swept over this region. Great dam
are was done to crops, railroads and
bridges.
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Danger In Delayed Justice.

When men inclined TO crime see that
nothing short of complete vlndlcatlon
can save man from sentence once
pronounced they will hesitate TO take
the risk. In this sense the prompt pun
ishment of one man who may COM
mand general public sympathy will ex-
ert a larger deterrent effect. Ii Were
almost better never TO try a man at all
than to allow him to escape for years
through measures obviously designed
to be only dilatory. Delays In matters
of this kind always tend TO defeat the
general aims OF law. They are pecu-
liarly dangerous when they are allowed
10 hamper DEGREES after the law has
done all IL can 10 ascertain the truth
Boston Traveller.
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A MOTHERS ORDEAL.
Careworn and Exhausted. Mrs Pltzeli
Eears the Harden OF Grief

Y
I.ears the burden OF Grief.
Toronto. July 19-Detective Geyers
says Mrs Ptzell will not view the bod
les OF her children to-day. The detec-
tive Is in close attendance upon her
and viii allow no one to even have a
look at her If he can help II. She Is
extremely carcworn and he thinks the
ordeal Of viewing the bodies might
have serious consequences. Hundreds
of people are crow1lng around the cor.
ridors OF the Rossu house 10 get q
glimpse of the woman. but their cu-
rlosity is still unsatisfied.
Drs. Cavcn and Harrington contin-
ued the post norton examinations on
the remains OF Alice Pltzell yesterday
at the m0rgue. What the specialists
found will not nc made public until az
ter the resumed Inquest at the police
court this evening. but IL is certain
that traces of some narcotic were
found. After this examination Drs
Caven and Harrington spent the re-
malnder of the day in arranging the
body so as u make It presentable L.
Mrs. Pitzcll. the mother. who will view
the remains as soon as she is able.
To-day Mrs. TIZell Identified the
bodies OF the two children found in
the cellar on 81. Vincent street as
those Of her two girls, Alice and Nell
lie. The latter she Identified by her
hair and the former by a popularity
Of the upper front teeth.
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democratic convention, all reports to
the contrary Notwithstanding. Seri-
ously. do not think the silver ques-
ton will enter into the next presden-
tial campaign. The remark is a trite
one. but It is an eminently true one
that neither party can arrogate TO IT.
self any credit from its treatment of
the much vexed silver question. The
leaders OF both parties realize the con-
dition OF affairs well enough. They
are waiting for some one to suggest a
compromise, and when some one does
suggest 1t, there will be stampede
by the partisans of both parties to get
under cover"
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Proposed state Of Utah.

salt Lake. July l9.-At meeting Of
the Utah commission to-day a resolu-
ton was passed instructing the reg
istrars TO enroll all persons. regardless
Of sex. who are or may be qualified
electors under the provisions Of the
enabling act and the constitution. This
action was taken in view OF the un-
certainty which prevails as 20 who
may be entitled to registration under
the provisions Of the enabling act and
of the constitution for the proposed
state OF Utah.
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Terrific storm.

81. Clair. Mich. July ia terrific
storm OF wind struck here this after.
noon with a hurricane velocity. Sew
eral yachts are said to have been over
turned in the river. Two children OF
william Lee were crushed under a
falling chimney. The Hotel Calladilac
was unrooted. the tower OF the house
wrecked and the roof lifted of. Trees
and chimneys were everywhere blown
down and telegraph and telephone
wires prostrated. Heavy damage to
properly Is reported at Courtright.
Ont. including the wHecking OF two
churches
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To His Wife.

san Francisco. July ls.-By the win
Of A. y. Towne. which will be filed to-
morrow. all the property OF the dead
railroad manager is left to his wife.
who is named as executrix without
bonds. Fl. T.. Huntington. assistant
to the president OF the Southern Pa
citlc. returned from the East to-day.
No cablegram regarding Towne's death
or his successor has been received from
c. 2. Huntington, who is in Germany.
No appointment will likely be made un-
I'll he is heard from.
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RECENT DECISION.
No More Homestead Entries of Land In
This Reservation.

hhth ntstEthttous
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, July l9-The local land Of
flee has just received Instructions to
allow no more homestead entries OF
lands within the abandoned portion OF
the Fort Assinniboine military reserva-
tion. The lands referred to were for
merly embraced within the reserva-
tion and were subsequently excluded
therefrom by a special act OF congress.
Previous TO the recent decision by
Secretary Hoke Smith 1t was believed
these lands came within the provisions
OF the act OF May /. 1Sss, by which the
territory ceded by the Indians of
Northern Montana was subject to the
law relating to homestead entries.
There are about 20 settlers on the
lands who have made homestead en-
tries since 1891, and just how the de-
cisions Of the secretary will affect them
Is not known. as instructions relating
TO them have not yet been received by
the local office.
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Seattle July l9.-The steam schooner
Excelsior. Captain J. +. Higgins. has
arrived with the first news direct from
Yukon this summer, af,er having a
perillus experience in the great ice
hoe In Behrlng sea. The Excelsior was
delayed "A days on the way north by L
large Held u Ice, one mass being fully
ioo miles long and 100 miles wide. In
the opinion OF Captain tllgsius. Bering
sea was entirely frozen over last win-
ter aud the Ice was broken up In the
spring by warm winds.
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Hoyeotting Banks.

day prints outlines of "A manifesto to
be issued by Master Workman Sow
erelgn Of the X. Of L. for boycott Of
all national banks. IL will be ad-
dressed TO the X. OF L., farmers ALI.
ance, peoples party reform club and
kindred societies reciting "the wrongs
OF toilIng thousands and their suffer
iugs at the hands Of the money making
powers" and calls for a boycott of ma
tional bank notes In all dealings be-
tween individuals. 1t Is to go into
effect Sept. |.
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London, July o.-watts, of the Royal
SCOTS, won the Daily Graphic cup at Bis
ley rifle meeting to-day. Sergeant Nc
Neal. of the Kings Own Scottish border
ers. won st. Georges competition with
li3
Sando yn Park second summer eet-
ing, began to-day. In the big event.
Eclipse stakes. 10000 sovereigns, there
were eight runners. The course is about
a mile and quarter. Baron Schickler's
Lejusticier won. Whittier second. None
the Wiser third
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

at the Westminster hotel. and. finding
her in bed. cut her throat Her
screams aroused other boarders and
Luck jumped to the ground from a
window In the second story. severlng
his own wind pipe before he leaped
Both are still alive. Luck. who IL said
70 be son OF a wealthy family in
Nashville. Tenn. suspected his wife Of
unfafthfulnasa
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-20
TEST CASE.
Western Union Telegraph Company Takes
the Initiative.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Helena. July l9.-Suit was brought
by the county attorney to-day to en-
force the collection Of $50 from the
Western Union Telegraph company for
license OF 10 instruments for the quar-
ter. The company filed an answer.
claiming 1t Is engaged in interstate
commerce and not subject to the local
license laws. The case Is a test one.
as the matter effects every county In
the state. II the court decides that the
company Is not obliged TO pay the II
cense. railroads. express companies
and national banks will claim the same
exception.
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PROTEST FILED.
y. 4. Receiver, Holt rhat Certain Lands
Are Exsmpt from Taxaiion.
speelal Dlspatch % ~ standard

Livingston. Mont. July lS.-The rcceIv-
ers OF the Northern Pacific. through
their tax commissiousr. have filed with
the equalization hoard Of Park county a
protest against the assessment OF com
pany lands and lots included In the grant
OF congress approved July ., ls6i. and for
which a patent has Dot been issued. The
receivers ask that all uupatente1 land b,
stricken from the tBN assessment roll
the reason assigned being that the lands
are not assessable or taxable for the year
1895 because the only claim the company
has to them is vested In the land grant.
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ON THE TRACK.
At Aqueduct.

New York, July 19.-Results at Aque-
duct: Five furlongs-Lady Richmond
won. Ina second. Red Top third; time.
los. Five and q half furlongs-Toma-
hawk won, Montezuma second, Cassie
Mel third: time, lilo. Mile-Cherry Stone
won. Hawarden second, Golden Gate
third; time. 1:45h. Mile-Warlike won,
Gold Dollar second. Eaufelda third; time.
1:46h. Mile and an eighth-Harry Alonzo
won. Now or Never second, Florinda
third: time. 1:5SA. Five furlongs-Ostler
Joe won. The Kite second, Feliche third |;
time l.03fh
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Louisville July 19.-Articles Of agree
ment have been signed for a fight be-
tween Australian Billy Murphy and Har-
ry Sheldon of Seattle. Wash, bantams
The fight will take place here under the
auspices OF the Falls City athletic club
and will he for a purse of $3.50 and a side
bet OF 900
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bore Advance In Wages.

Woonsocket, Z. J.. July r. AT moot
ms ~ the representatives, Of the Harris
Wooden company. the i.ippit woolcn com
pany. tho Perseverance Worstel COM
pany, Simpson & Klrkclldy and the Ire
mont Norstcd company II was decided 20
make a small advance to the 4 vs. opera
tly.s whose wages we're cut In iS3.
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Pueblo. July i9-Five deaths Is now the
record of the Santc Fc wreck az Ionu-
mont Wedu' 'slly Brakeman Charles
Gardner having died Of hts injuries this
afternoon at La Junta. The lrightfully
found until this morning.
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New York. July 19-Julius Runnig
Of Galveston. registered at the Waldorf
last evening Speaking on the currency
question. ne said: Texas will send a
sound money delegation TO the next
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DIDN'T PAY.
Indignant Crr.s Return From the Eastern
Widest West show.

hHIgnnnt wv" NtTuFn If"n IHt Etstern
Widest West show.
Spsr.lI Dlspatcn IN tI" S,lnitrl
Hayre, July l9.-All Of the Cree Indians
that left here few months ago with Da-
veupori Il Beveredre's Widest West"
show returned here this evening except
on, buck aud pappoose, who died while
soae They are very indignant against
Davenport. who. they assert, deceived
them anl then abandoned them Taey
managed TO earn enough at the geological
,rlcn At Cincinnati TO pay their way
back TO Havre. Thcy were compelled 10
give up the ilel ot q trip TO Washington
for want OF funls.
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Baltimore. July l9.-At the Riverside
club tonight Young Corbett Knocked
out shadow Mabsr in the seventh
round. Tommy West. OF Chicago put
Chris johnson. OF Baltimore. out in three
minutes and Il seconds.
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At Cleyeland-5 Brooklyn, T.
Al PittsburE-g, Philadelphia. !. Sec
ond game -Pittsburg, 8. Philadelphia. .
At Cincinnlti-l Baltimore .
AT Louisyille-s New York. -.
At st. Louis-l3 Washington, 4.
Al Chicago Boston, D.
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Montreal. July l9-Steye o'Donneli and
Billy Woods were arrested this afternoon
and spent three hours in the police sta
tion. The citizens league Is making
trouble and 1t is doubtful IL the fight
comes off
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Washington. July 9-Montara; Show
urs tn eastern part fair Ia western por-
iIon, cooler In southeastern portion
northerly winds
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In San Francisco.

San Francisco. July 19.-The first. third
and fourth races went to favorites. The
others TO well played second choices
About six furlongs-Leontus won, Wild
rose second. Swift Sure third: time,
1:43A. Five furlongs, 2-year-olds-Spry
Lark won. Veragua second. Dancing Girl
third; time. 102 About six furlongs-Sir
Richards won. Melanic second. Road
Runner third. time. l:l2. Six furlongs
handicap-Silver State won. Howard sec
ond. Bernardo third: time. 1:l3i.. Five
furlongs-Greenback, jr.. won, Aron Sec
nod. Red Dick third; time. l:0l..
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Los Angeles, July is.-John G. Luck
entered his wite's room this morning
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Buzzard's Bay. July 19.-President
cleveland's third baby has been named
Martep.
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Cincinnati. July 19.-A feature OF to-
days racing at Oakley was the first gen.
tlemen riders race ever given here. Will
lie Applegate, son of W. E. Applegate. Of
Louisville. won II In an excellent exhibi-
tion of horsemanship.
Four and half furlongs-Patriarch
won. Azaph second. Sycamore third;
time, So Seven furlongs-Susie B. won,
Jennie Miles second. Ductor third; time.
1:27A. Five furlongs-Captive won. Lii
liam f. second, Sidkel third; time. 1:O2.
Handicap. one mile and a sixteenth-Leh-
man won. Free Advice second, Rhett
Goode third; time. 1881 Gentlemen
riders. one mile-My Luck won. Green
wich second. st. Cyr third; time, 1.i7.
Selling, seven furlongs-olive won. Santa
Maria second. Neutral third; time, 1:26is.
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Saratoga, N. Y, July 19.-The regatta
of the National association of Amateur
Oarsmen was ended at Saratoga lake to-
day by the rowing of the deciding heats
In singles scull senior. J. ii. Bohmr, of
Toronto rowing club. and A. s. Mellow
ell. of the Delaware rowing club, started.
At the half mile Mcdowell quickened the
stroke and forged ahead. Chicago was
the first 10 make the turn, but on the
Strengthening out for home the Canadian
spurted and for half mile the contest
ants were on even terms. At the finish
Chicago increased the stroke and led
across the finish line by two lengths;
time. . minutes, so seconds.
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An all Vici Kid Oxford, narrow
or square tos $3.50. Other houses
charge St.95.
Ladies Butte SHOES, cloth top,
only $3.50 sold elsewhere S1e5.
Our Shoes ara rlgnt. send your
order, express pa d on Sc and up.
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Ladies'
White
Canvass
OXfOrdS
.sls3ss

Are sure to give you nm AN
comfor.. get them if NNl MllII
your feet hurt, only NYuONU)
The herald., 1895-11-02
HILL AND A. r. U. MEMBERS
All Attempts TO Bring About a Confer
ence Prove Failures
An Intimation That the Northern Pacific May
Be Tied Up Tight From
River to Coast

ST. PAUL, Nov. 1.-.For some days
past special committee arpointej by
the a. X. U. delegates Of the DEVILS
Lake country one month ago, have been
in the city seeking a conference with
President Hill of the Great \ orthern rail-
way in regard to alleged breaking OF his
agreement with than after the great
strike on the system in May, 1894. They
made epaeted attempts to see Mr.. Hill
but without success and finally late to-
night, today having been the limit set
by them, they issued a long statement
giving their grievances and the cores
pondence they have had in their atteml is
to confer with President Hi. They an
nounce that in view of the treatmen. the
EN- ployees have received and the refusal
OF all attem nted conferences with the
end of righting such grievances. the
special committee Will leave tonight for
their homes, and the public need not be
SURPRISED to find the Great Northern
system tied up as tight as drum from
st. Paul to the coast.
No date is tiAe for such event, but the
constitution OF the A. r. U. requires
that strikes must be initiated by the en-
ployees themselves.
The herald., 1895-11-02
4. Hamburger & Sons

shot dead, and the others only saved
their lives by throwing themselves down
fiat on the deck. The schooner was
brought ~ and the guard, costa at once
came alongside, and tht schooner with
its dead owner was towed to Carupano.
The vessel was rummaged from stem to
stern. and as there was no contraoand
goods found on board. the vessel was lib
Grated. the Mvosotis was seized by the
Venezuelans some time ago upon an al.
legged breach of the revenue laws. Mr..
G cia decided to defend the case and pro-
ceeded'to Caracas for trial. The court
dismissed the action and liberated the
vessel, there not being evidence sufficient
to warrant even the detentin of the
schooner. Mr.. Garcia returned to Trini-
dad, where be resided, in time to make
the trip on the Myosotis which proved
his last. Whether the murder OF Mr..
Garcia was the outcome of revenge for
the defeat Of the Venezuelan com nander
in court is a question which IS being eag-
erly discussed here.
Other alleged violations of law and or
der are ais, being investigated by British
officers and reports have been sent to
London on some of these cases.