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Evening journal., 1895-06-14

A well-known barkentine, which has
frequently been tied up here, the Wander.
ing Jew, a case oil carrier, Of Philadel-
phia, passed up the river yesterday.
returning TO her home port wreck
The Wandering Jew sailed down on
Saturday, June l, and went out OF the
Delaware Capes the same night under n
full pressure Of canvas, carrying her
through the water at good eight knots
Two days later the wind died out and q
huge white object drew nearer rapidly.
when 1t was seen in its true light. It was
mammoth waterspouu, making
directly for the vessels side. All
hands had now seen it, and realizing
their danger became panic stricken. but
before they had time TO move It was
upon the vessel and none remem Der
further until awakening from sort Of
dream and finding their vessel help
less wreck, and all hands, sailors and
officers, badly bruised and crippled
consultation was held after the
excitement had subsidized and It was
decided to run back for the Delaware
cspes This, In the vessels damaged
condition, was attended by many difi
culties, but she reached the capes Wednes.
day night and was observed by Captain
Jefferson, Of the tug Campania, who
went to her assistance and took her ia
tow.
Evening journal., 1895-06-14

Office Seventh and king. Phone 545.
H I. Sergeant dealer IN coal and wood.
Load OF wood for $40
E%- Large pea coal for families.
Evening journal., 1895-06-14

The Republican First District Committee
hss disbanded for the Summer.
Evening journal., 1895-06-14

Ladies' Button Shoes 81 so grade 60 at
81 0s.
Ladies' Button Shoes So 90 grade 20 at
$L33
Save your dollars and attend our sale.
Children's DonRola or Russell Oxford
Ties, sizes 6 to 8 60 at 40c, this Is our
regular roc grade
Sizes 81 to IL is the 81 90 grade, will
60 at SOC.
Missss' sizeH ia to 9 same quality
81 20 grade, will 20 at SOC.
Evening journal., 1895-06-14
EVENTS ABOUT TONN.
Single Tax Campaign to Open
Tomorrow.
AN OPEN AIR MAsp-MEETINa

More Plans for the Big Celebration.
Band Men WIN Not Go on tho Rey-
bold Awful Experience OF the wan
derinE jews Grew Some Intelligent
KeeleSites.
Evening journal., 1895-06-14

Fully 200 lovers Of sport from this city
numbered among the 900 spectators
at Hare's Corner at the opening OF the
new Quigley track there yesterday after.
noon There were teams from Whining
ton, Chester county, and all parts Of
New Castle county this side Of Thor
oughfsre Neck. The New Castle people
took advantage Of the good walking and
tramped out to the tracks. The cross
roads were lined with carriages aud the
field in which the race track Is located
looked much like county fair ground.
The sport began at o'clock when
Judge Hearst, Of this hundred, took his
place on the stand. Douglas Mccoy
snd John McCallin, we'll known New
Castle men, were also on the stand Among
the New Castle horses which trotte d
In the races were those Of j. B Toman,
K, +. Watts. Jesse Bggs and Harry
Stafford, the latter entering horse that
trotted to win and not only won several
heats but won enthusiastic applause
The meet was very successful and the
track Is bound to become popular.
Evening journal., 1895-06-14


NEW CASTLE, June IA
While there are stlll lots OF discourage
ments and reverses met by the committee
arranging for the patriotic celebration
for July 4, all must admit that the cele.
bration Is going to be the most successful
affair ever attempted here While some
OF the close listed citizens are holding
tight to their purses and protesting
against shooting off money" In FIRE.
works, other liberal and more patriotic
ones are contributing handsomely and
are making up deficiencies caused by
their parsimonius neighbors.
Mayor Boyd Is about to re. arrange the
citizens committee into committee Of
sixty so that more active and enterprIs
ing citizens can lend their suggestions
and aid to the arrangements Peter g..
Madden, one Of the citizens added to the
finance committee, although on crutches
with a disabled foot, Is making rs pid
progress gathering in the dollars sud
will probably stand at the head Of his
class when the books are handed Ia.
The mayor,hRs also added John r Lamb
son to the committee on music II has been
suggested that the committee on er.
engagements be discontinued inasmueh rs
the committee at large Is really the
arranging committee.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-02

during war, a host of heyoung
with banners flying who shall
SOMEONE up to the front. Such
a deep spirituality is in them,
such a quality ofchristian-citizen-
ship possesses them, such a
missionary zeal has been ac-
quired by them that the Young
Peoples Society of Christian
Endeaver ifholding on their way
| will come and pass on and leave
behind, every pretender, every
bigot, every hypocrite, every old
drone, and with the flag of our
country and the banner of truth
establish the blessings of true re-
ligion as was never thought of
while the children of their par
ents and themselves, the Acade-
mics, Colleges, Se1ninaries and So
cieties of Benovelence will have
the attention of God so drawn to
them that each shall rise to it's
highest point and receive the
crown of Gods goodness and
thrive on the fairness of his paths
and add to his glory.
Locally we have not been for
gotten by our Heavenly Father.
Tis true in a sense we have little
to brag Of many things could be
better than they are, but these
are not the fault of God. He has
not forgotten His children and
will not, the time is coming
when wrong doing shall be re-
compensed and when he shall be
more honored amongst us.
We cannot forget his tender
mess and love. Not many of our
dear ones have been snatched
away, not many serious suffer
Iings have come to us but those
who have them know what they
are. Suffice it to say that we
have had enough lonsomeness to
want company. God has given
us enough suffering to teach us
of his symathy. Enough bewild
ment to teach of his guidance,
Ienough death to know of his life,
|enough Of earth to learn OF heav-
en-, enough Of the temporal to
know of the eternal.
| Let us learn His lessons and re
ljoice in Him, knowing that as
| the present is reason for graft
tude the future will be more so
| The evil should disappear, the
lgood will come. AS you renew
your family ties, as the memories
of other days come, as you bear
lin tender memory by prayer and
gift those who are not so fortu-
nate as yourself.l Forget not to
to say to Him who loved us and
sent His only Son to save and
bless us. "Thou crownest the
year with thy goodness, thy
| paths drop fairness. 5"
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-02

Its just as easy to try One Minute
Cough Gre as anything else. It's easier
to cure severe cold or cough with it.
Let your next purchase for a cough be
One Minute Cough Cure. Better medi-
cine; better results; better try it.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-02

Acts at once never falls. One Minute
Cough Cnre A remedy for asthma, and
that feyerish condition which accompan-
les severe cold. The only harmless rem
edy that produces immediate results.
For sale by F. Beardsley.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-02

WINTER TOURIST RATES VIA THE
MONTHLY LINE.
The North Western Line is now selling
excursion tickets atgreatly reduced rates
to the health and pleasure resorts OF Cal
ifornia, Florida, Texas, Mexico, New
Mexico, Arkansas, Louisiana, MISSISSIPPI
Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina
Tennessee and Alabama. For tickets
and full information apply to agents
Chicago & North Western BY.
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BUTTE BRIEFS.

The American Mining x Development
company yesterday ordered the complete
equspment for a 30-stamp mill from Fra
ser q Chalmers. The mill will be erected
near Salmon City, Idaho.
Marriage licenses we're yesterday issued
to John Harrington and Mary Kelly; John
w. Berry and Mary Halloran; Peter
Bigelow and Mary L. Prescott, Oscar ID.
Holmes and Myrtle j. Rodger.
Officer Dryer was arraigned before
Judge Naughten yesterday on the charge
of having murdered Owen Walsh. He en-
tered plea of not guilty, and his examin-
alton was set for tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
Tom Franey, the petit larceny thief and
al-round crook, was given 30 days and
500 and costs yesterday by Judge Naugh-
ten. He asked to be allowed to leave town
and was given "a hours in which TO change
his headquarters.
An important telegram for George
Maurin was received yesterday by City
| Ticket Agent Lamson of the Union Pacific.
but he could not be found. If Mr.. Maurin
is in the city he is requested to call at the
Union Pacific office at once.
In letter to friend in this city j. II.
Mccarthy states that his father died at
Winthrop, n. Y, on Feb. 10. Mr.. Me-
| Carthy left Butte some time ago for
Arkansas Pass and was called from there
to his old home by the serious illness OF
his father.
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ABOUT THE WORLD.

PARIS. Feb. Pa fire last night in the Ca.
sino de Paris did not do so much damage as was
at first announced. only the Rue de Clichy end
of the building being destroyed.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26-The court Of appeals
affirmed the conviction OF DR.. Buchanan, the
wife murderer.
BROOKLYN, Feb. 26-Fire did $4,000 damage
to the city han to-day. Keeper Dunn and fam
lily. on the top floor OF the building, had a mar
row escape. at
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26-The secretary Of the
interior to-day issued requisition on the treas
ury for $40 $4,000 for the quarterly payment of
pensions at various agencies.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Feb. 26.-Gen. John A.
McCleTnand is seriously i'll with grippe.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-To-day's statement
OF the condition Of the treasury is as follows:
Cash balance, Si75,O53,7s6; gold reserve, $751;
273.522.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 26.-President C. c. Mofitt,
Of the Western Turf congress, announces that
the congress, which has been voting by tele-
graph upon the question. has refused to issue a
license to the Alexander Island track
OMAHA Feb. CA special to the Bee from
O'Nei.l says: A continuance until March 20
granted the alleged lynchers of Barrett
Scott to-day.
CHEHALIs. WASH, Feb. ga. Phillips, a
logger, shot and killed his wife Estella. at Cen
tralia, and then blew out his own brains. Both
died within an hour. The affair grew out of
Jealousy.
NEW YORK. Feb. 6-The failure OF the
Canadian Pacific company to declare dividend
on common stock and the consequent break in
shares on the London exchange caused drop
in the stock here to 434'
WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-The court OF claims
to-day announced judgment in favor Of $50 let
ter carriers of New York. Boston, Detroit, Phil
adephia and Memphis for services rendered in
excess OF eight hours day.
IraN t. Iox- ctafa
OF the treasury: Available cash balance, sl76,-
81, 964; gold reserve, S76,177,113. .
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Fuperalof Fred Douglass.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Among the
guests of special honor at the funeral of
Frederick Douglass, were Justice Harlan
of the supreme court, Senators Sherman
and Hoar and number of the members
of the house of representatives. There
was also a large delegation of the women's
council. The faculty of Howard univer-
sty attended in a body.
At 2:l5 d. m. the funeral procession en-
tered the church, headed by the family of
the deceased, followed by the honorary
pallbearers and immediate friends. The
singing of Nearer My God to Thee" by
the choir of the church was followed by
prayer by the Rev. Alex Crumwell, ID. D.,
of St. Luke's Episcopal church. "In Thy
Cleft, O Rock of Ages" was then rem
dered by the choir, followed by the read
ing of the NinetIeth psalm by Bishop A.
w. Wayman, ID. ID. The funeral sermon
was then delivered by Rev. DIR. j. L..
Jenifer of the Metropolitan church. Trib-
utes to the memory of the dead were then
paid by Rev. DIR. Stevenson of the Ana
costa Baptist church, and DIR. Rankin,
president of Howard university. John
Hutchinson of Boston, an old friend of
Mr.. Douglass, sang hymn by special re-
quest of Mrs. Douglass, and was followed
country from Hayti. Remarks followed
by Susan b. Anthony, who also read a let
ter from Mrs. Cady stanton.
A touching incident of the service was
the tribute paid MIR. Douglas by John
Hutchinson of Boston, who, himself an
extremely aged man, with snow-white
beard and long white locks reaching down
to his shoulders, is said To be the last of
the well known Hutchinson family, with
whom Douglass was associated in the
anti-slavery days. The old man had com G
all the way from Boston to the funeral to
sing an abolition song with which, by
Douglass side, he had inspired many an
audience in New England and abroad
against the evils of slavery. The benc-
diction was pronounced by Bishop Will
Jams of the colored Methodist church in
South Carolina. The services were eX-
tremely long, and it was after 3 o'clock
when they were concluded. The body
was escorted to the depot 10y the colored
letter carriers Of the district. The re-
mains were put aboard the 10 train for
Rochester.
ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Feb. 26.-Rochester
is in mourning to-day for Fred Douglass.
Just before the funeral train arrived there
marched into the train house the funeral
cortcgc. including the Douglass League Of
Rochester, bearing the league banner
drapcd IN mourning, the mayor, members
of the common council and other city Of
| ficials who came IN carriages The fun
| eral party moved TO tho CITY hail. where
the body lay IN state several hours. Hand
some floral tributes sent 10y sympathetic
friends from Washington lay on the
collin.
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IT Is HARD TO TAKE
Butte'S Water Smells Bad and Tastes
Worse.
A BREAK IN THE MAIN PIPE
That Is the Cause Assigned BY Su-
perIntendent Carroll. But Some
People Give Different
Reason For II.

BUTTE, Feb. 26.-For the past two or
three days the Butte Water company has
been serving its patrons with very bad
water. The stuff is of a rich brown color,
and il teens with particles of decayed
leaves and other refuse. The stencil IS
very bad. 1t is not only unit and unsafe
to drink, but it cannot even be used TO
battle in, and the bare sight OF 1t caused a
great many pleople TO break pledges
which had been formed OH the first OF the
year, and which they had devoutly hoped
TO be able to live up to.
The smell of the water becomes much
stronger and more offensive when IL Is
heated and this in itself makes II almost
useless for bathing purposes. Butte
water is always bad in the summer anu u
is only drinkable in the winter because
the cold water Keeps down the smell ana
freezes out the impurities. There Is one
question which agitates the minds OF
Butte people every spring and that IS as
to whether the water Will he rottener uu
dirtier this year than 1t was last.
Superintendent Carroll stated tonight
that the trouble is all due TO n break IN tie
main pipe between the Galena streee
pumping station and the reservoir. lie
said that the break had been repaired and
by Tomorrow the water would be as clear
and as pure as ever. There is "a
we'll defined fear, however. that Butte
will have no better water this year than
last. In the minds of "A good many peo-
pie, who are competent TO discuss the
matter. the reservoir is altogether too big
under its present condition and it Is their
opinion that the water Will con-
tinue to become stagnant and
distasteful until some plan IS
devised whereby it can be kept in motion
either by forcing air into the reservoir
from the bottom or by some other means.
Butte people who drink water await the
warm weather with a great deal OF appre-
hension and the grocers and saloon
keepers are laying in large stocks OF min
eral water in expectation of a big demand
for IL.
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AND NOW CUBA HAS ONE
Rebellion In the Land Of Figs and
Sugar.
WAS MATCHED IN NEW YORK
Jose Marti. Twice Banished for
Hatred of the Spanish Govern
ment. IL One of the Leading
Spirits In This Movement.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The outbreak
which is reported in Cuba is said to have
originated in New York. Jose Marti, twice
banished from Cuba for hatred of the
Spanish government, and General Gomez
left here last week for Vera Cruz, and the
news from Cuba tells of their arrival
there. AS their arrival was to be the sig
nal for the uprising, the insurgents have
raised their standard under General SAM
gully at Matanzas. The scene of the
other uprising is at Guatanamo.
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Cuban BriCands.

MADRID, Feb. 26.-At the conclusion of
a special meeting of the cabinet last night
the minister of war, General Dominguez,
announced that the government author
lied the issuing of the proclamation by
the governor general of Cuba to suppress
the armed bands of brigands in the pro-
vinces of Matouzas and Puerto Principe.
The ministers denied that serious disorder
occurred or that troops from the Philippine
islands had been landed in Cuba.
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Tired of Office.

BERLIN, Feb. 26.-It is stated on what is
good authority that Vice Admiral Holt
man and Admiral Vondergoltz have ex-
pressed to the emperor desire to retire
and his majesty's decision has been de-
ferred until the marine budget has been
disposed of. The reason for their dissat-
isfaction is said to be insufficient repre-
sentation of naval affairs in the reichstag.
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Big Bargains in Great Falls Real
Estate.

TT has been officially announced that great
Il dam will be bu It at the Rainbow Falls this
wear, and the Anaconda company Will build
there the largest reinerles and rolling mills in
the world. besides other immense works en-
nloying thousands OF men. This with the Bur :
iington rail way and change OF the main line of
the Great Northern TO the Rainbow Falls, will
send prices OF property out Of sight. The Rain
bow Falls Land company own I 600 acres choice
land lying both sides OF the river Titles per-
feet | am authorized by a nonresident stock
holder to sell 400 shares OF this stock az only
$40 per share (par value 500. in amounts OF one
share or more. For particulars address, quick
before prices aivance, j. o. Gregg. agent,
Great Falls. Montana
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M E N

WHY waste time and money with doctors
when I WILL SEND FREE The prescription for
a new and positive remedy for prompt and
lasting cure for LOST MANHOOD AND INFO
TENCYl am not a doctor, but a lawyer, and
obtained this wonderful formula while in Paris,
France, from the most celebrated specialist in
diseases of the genito urinary organs the
world ever knew. IL made a new man OF me
and It will do the same for you. For removing
yaricocele and SIRE NGTHE MING SMALL,
WEAK ORGANS ITS EFFECT Is TRULY MAR
Vicious. Such a wonderful change viii be
made in from Is to % days by its use that you
will be astonished. EVERY MAN suffering
from NERVOUS DEBILITY, or any other
trouble caused by YOUTHFUL ERRORS or ex-
cesses Of any kind should send at once for this
prescription. Inclose 10 cents in stamps. Adj
dress, plainly. G. w. Briscoe, 42l Cedar avenue,
san Francisco.
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Look Mt This.

We have one cabinet grand upright
Estey piano in French walnut case will
sell for Sl98. Also one beautiful upright
Kimball piano in curley notified walnut,
has had three months use. will sell for
S2l3. Terms S25 down and SO per month.
One second hand parlor organ, solid
walnut case, price sos. One new Kimball
organ, sarcassian walnut case, slightly
damaged in shipping. VIII sell for $40.
Terms $40 down and IS per month.
ORION Bros, 305 n. Main street.
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Alex Was Called Down,

KINGSTON. Jamaica, Feb. 25.-Alexan
der Bedward, a negro who styled himsel
n prophet and has following OF owe
5000 people, has been arrested on a charg,
of sedition. Bedward is alleged to have
in a most emphatic manner, advised hi
congregation to rebel against the govern
ment and crush the whites.
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On the Ramnupe.

LEXINGTON, N. c.. Feb. 25.-On account
of business rivalry to-day Baxter Shem-
well shot and killed DR.. r. L. Payne, and
is said to have shot three other mon.
Shemwell was arrested and placed in Jail
after having defied the officers and so citi-
zens for several hours. The town is in
the widest commotion, as all are promi
nnnt neonle.
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n the wrong place to occupy in tho general
dress parade It's quite i'm possible TO be be =
hind in any sense as far as at tire IS concerned,
after an inspection OF our stock or winter
G Othing. Garments not the latest styles are
as hard TO find in our store rs kangaroos on
the praires. Everything We have Is mp 10
date, and our clothing OF the best quality
manufactured i'm this country. There are no
coats over ours and the prices we offer on
overcoats and business and FUN dress suits
simply make competition, like the STYLES or
1sql. n back number Inspection invited.
nash and CO., talors, II Eass Park street,
Butte.
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implicated in that robbery and the affair
at Council Bluffs yesterday, is under ar
rest. The suspect is Mark Davis, Chi
cago saloonkecper, who was arrested with
about 5000 worth of postage stamps, which
he got in n valise shipped by the American
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Notice to stockholders.

BUTTE, Feb. &c, 1895.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the ID. j. Hennessy Mercantile Co. will
be held Monday, 18th day of March. 1895,
at the Office Of the company, at 10 a. m. /,
for the election of officers and for the
transaction of such other business as may
come before the meeting.
ID. j. HENNEssY,
j. W. BAKER, President.
Secretary.
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LONDON, Feb. ga dispatch from
Normantown says that 500 miners impris
oned in the pit of the Wildwood Halmool
colliery by n collision of cages; were
rescued during the night.
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Hnnk Knhhrr.

CHICAGO, Feb. "a portion Of tho
booty from the looted FIRST National bank
of GrisWold, Iowa, was recovered here to-
day and a supposed member Of the gang
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For plaques, paints, brushes. etc., go to
Charles Schatzlein's, ii West Broadway.
The Electric" is the peerless bread
-four.
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Don't buy a so-called cheap typewriter.
The Remington is the cheapest because
il will out wear all others. Sold by L. H..
sherman, 125 East Park ST.. Butte.
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We Are still Giving Them Away.

we are SUN "iNihE ihe" A"ay.
Every person visiting our store receives
a handsome souvenir. f. Wertheimer
Drug company, 10 West Granite street.
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Screen River" is the highest grade sour
mash Bourbon made, and is now recon-
mended for the sick by the medical pro
fession.