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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-10-15
PATRIOTISM IS DEAD"
An English Anarchist Talks to Crow
and Is Applau led.

and Is Applau led.
ct. Louis. Mo-. Oct. H.-Charles w.
Mowbray. an English anarchist. deliv-
cred q speech on anarchy and com.
munism to a large crowd at Walthalla
hall yesterday afternoon. All his SEN
timents were loudly applauded. He
pointed out the social. moral and ply.
sical events OF the times. then attrib-
uted their existence to the system Of
government which holds sway IN ev-
cry land. Mowbray jokingly referred
to the fact that ne was out on bond for
insulting the flag OF Uncle Sam in q
recent speech and added: What does
the red. white and blue mean 10 US?
What does the union Jack mean to me? ?
They should mean nothing to each and
every one Of US. for they are really
,fcels we. rally AroRnl = plscs OF calico
to maintain the Rothschilds Of the
world. The declaration Of independ-
ence Is dead letter: men have been
arrested for reading II on the streets.
No form of government ever met the
wants Of the people. Patriotism Is
dead"
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SAM TOT LOSES.
The Supreme court Holds That tho New
Laundry law 10 constitutional

Laundry law 10 constitutionaL
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Oct. 1.-THE supreme court
to-day held that the new license laws
relating to laundries are constitutional.
The law provides a SIS license for steam
laundries and a $25 license for other
than steam laundries. Last spring Hell
ena Cinnamon resolved to test the law.
Sam Toi offered the county treasurer
$40 for a quarters license and was re-
fused. TOT, through his attorneys. Pc
titioned for a writ of mandamus to
compel the county to accept the money
for the license. He alleged 1t was
purely class legislation, and was
against the constitution of the United
States, The district court of this coun-
ty granted the writ and the county
treasurer appealed. The supreme court
held that the lower court erred in
granting the writ and reversed the
judgment.
The other opinions handed down are:
The state ex rel. Aachen & Munich
Fire Insurance company vs.. Lewis Rot
witt. secretary Of state. an appeal from
Lewis and Clarke county. The secre-
tary Of state, under the provision of
the codes, which requires the payment
OF so cents per each thousand of capital
stock as filing fee for articles Of in
corporation, refused to file the COM
pany's articles until such a fee had
been paid. The company claimed that
the law did not apply to foreign insur.
ance companies. 1t made an applica-
tion for a writ Of mandate compelling
the secretary Of state to accept the fee
for filing Its written designation OF
agent without requiring It to pay fees
for filing its articles of incorporation
and to issue the certificate. On hear
ing, the petition was denied. The su-
preme court holds that foreign fire IN
surance companies need not file their
articles OF incorporation with the sec.
retary of state. as the law relating to
insurance has made the state auditor
a kind OF Insurance commissioner with
full power TO issue certificates, and
with him the companies must file their
articles. AS the opinion holds that the
relator need not file its articles with
the secretary of state, the question
whether the secretary can demand a
fee OF 80 cents per thousand of capital
stock is not passed upon. The writ OF
mandate Is ordered issued. Opinion by
Justice Hunt.
L. p. Ludeen. respondent, VS.. Llv.
ingston Electric Light company: from
Park county. The plaintiff. Mrs. Lun.
deem, sustained serious injuries while
riding on a street in Livingston from a
broken guy wire belonging TO the com.
pany that wrapped about her waist and
pulled her from her horse. She sued
the company for damages. alleging
negligence on the part Of the company
and obtained judgment for $500. Tn.
defendant appealed. The appellants
chief contention was that II was no
responsible for the accident, although
even guilty OF negligence. in placing
the wire where It was. in that It wa.
not the cole cause OF the accident
The supOms court affirms Judgment
Opinion by Chief Justice Pemberton.
State. respondent, VS.. Samuel Simms
appellant; from Cascade. SImms wa.
convicted of grand larceny and appeal
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THEY'LL BOTH DIE
A THIEF AND A POLICEMAN LY-
ING AT POINT OF DEATH.
Boussr Loses SO and Receives Several
wounds In His Hands-it Hap
pened In . Yell House.

Seattle Wash. Oct. Ii.-As . result OF
an attempt TO arrest John Conner for tho
alleged robbery Of $40 from ,Banfour Bou-
ser. a sailor. while In Daniel McNamara's
saloon to-day. Policeman John Corbett Is
lying at the point Of death In the ProvI-
dence hospital. his body covered with
knife wounds. Conner Is also dying from
a bullet wound made by tho policema ans
pistol. In jail are Bouser. with knife
wounds In his hands. held as a witness.
and Mcnamara with a bullet In his arm.
Conner stabbed the pol.oeman and sailor.
corbett shot the suspected thief and the
saloon keeper. The policeman has II bad
wounds. HIS nose IL almost slashed on.
lie has deep wound in ths abdomen and
others all over his body. As Conner ran
out OF the door TO escape the patrolman
h. sho. him in the back.
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CHOLERA ABATlNC.
Honolulu People Aroused by Fiiibustering
Reports invaders Expected.

Honolulu People Aroused by Fiiibustering
Reports invaders Expected.
Honolulu. Oct. Z. via steamer China.
San Francisco. Oct. H.-cholera has
about seen Its course In this city. But
ono case has been reported since the
last mall, making a total OF 81 to date.
The board OF health has lifted the To-
cal quarantine and freight OF all de
scriptions can be sent to the neighbor-
ing islands. Passenger travel Is still
restricted for the present.
Fillbuster expeditions are now at
tracing the attention ot the people
here. The government has received
word that armed invaders may be ex-
pected at any time. On the morning
OF the attn inst. word was received by
the authorities that a boat load OF
armed men had landed on this island.
about 10 miles from Honolulu. The
men questioned natives about the sur
rounding country and then put of to
a large schooner which was anchored
on the shore. near Pearl Harbor. A
company of police was sent after the
strangers and later the government tug
wss scnt for with a Held piece and a
fsi1 ment OF regulars. The tug
crulsed about Cor FIVE hours and re-
turned reporting that nothing was seen
OF the men. The appearance OF the
supposed filibusters has caused the
government to prepare itself for inva-
sion: the police have all been armed
extra soldiers have been enlisted and
In other ways the government Is adopt.
ing precautionary measures.
The hlibuster craft is supposed &c
come from South American port; II
is claimed that Ezeta and one of the
Ashford brothers are at the head OF
the movement. Ezeta recently lef,
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IDAHO'S ODD FELLOWS.
The Grand Lodges Meet In Caldwell and
Are Highly Entertained.

Ino 9ranu Lodges Meet IN CaiuWeu enu
Are Highly Entertained.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Boise. Idaho. Oct. 14.-A special from
Caldwell says: Large delegations of
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from diff
ferent parts Of Idaho have been arrlv-
Ing for two days TO attend the grand
lodges Of that order to be held here
this week. They are being received
and cared for with genuine hospitality
by the fraternity of this city. Odd
Fellows block and many OF public
buildings are ga.ly decorated In honor
Of the occasion and the hall Of the or
der Is handsomely fitted up and Is re-
served exclusively for headquarters
and entertainments. Regular business
sessions will be held az ouher halls. The
grand encampment occupied to-day and
concluded Its session this evening. In
the absence Of Grand Patriarch Burr,
Patriarch II. II. Hoff presided. OF the
16 encampments In the jurisdiction, all
but one were represented. Reports Of
the grand officers show this branch Of
the order ITO be In a healthy condition.
The following officers were elected
and sworn in for the ensuing year:
Grand patriarch. II. H. Hon Of Mont.
peller; grand high priest, F. d. Hall Of
Moscow; grand senior warden. d. F.
Baker OF Boise; grand scribe. A. X.
Steunenberg Of Caldwell; grand treas
urer. NJ. B. Gwinn Of Caldwell; grand
Junior warden. F. N. Brown Of Salmon
City; representative Of the sovereign
lodge, ]. C. Fox of Challis. Tomorrow
morning there will be a formal recep-
ton Of the visitors at the opera house.
after which the grand lodge and the
Rebekah Of the state assembly will
convene.
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oen francisco for the south. for the
aSowed purpose OF enlisting men to
overthrow the present government.
Many people here scorn the tdsa of
any niieuster expedition, but the act,on
OF 'he government, of late proves that
'hs men now In power believe there
are grounds for fear and are acting acs
cordingiy.
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HOW GRATIFYING.
when consusio MArrles Her EstranEsd
Parents will Do Lik. wise.

Brooklyn, N. Y. Oct. Alt has be-
come almost an accepted rumor among
the members OF the Four Hundred OF
New York. and particularly among
those who compose the Meadow Brook
Hunt club OF Long Island, says the
Eagle tonight. that q reconclliatio Is
probable between Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam X. Vanderbilt. and that immedi-
ately following the marriage of their
daughter Consuelo with the Duke OF
Marlborough. a second ceremony will
unite the parents a second time in mat
rimony.
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Fttsours, Oct. 1.-THE eonyerters at
,ne american Iron works OF Jones 3
Laushhn overturned this morning and fs
TONS OF monltea metal poured in to the
PIT peiow, where score or more Of men
were at work. Squire Watson was terri
Oily burned about the head and body and
win ase Jonn Il. Burr. William Edwards,
Charles Freeborn, William c. FAunper.
Thomas W. Faulkner, Frank Kerlin~ and
Samuel Lowe were Injured. phys.csans
say Watson Will DE and chances ars
against Burr. Edwards and Freeboru.
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s:tS o'clock this afternoon. George l.. Me-
carthy carried the message the first five
miles IN Is minutes 81 seconds. The Sec
ond rolay was carried by o. b. Hacken-
berger IN 1880 and the third by C. A..
Brandenburg In BETA. The Denver dl-
vision extends 10 a monument. when COL
orado Springs, Pueblo. Canon City, Ssl!da
and Gmnison will each carry II through
their Jurisdictions. thc last delivering Il
TO the Montrose riders. Twenty-seven
hours Is the schedule time Tor the $50
miles. For IS miles the riders will have
TO travel over railroad ties.
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Austin. Texas. Oct. 1.-THE supreme
court to-day handed down an opinion IN
the case OF tho tax collectors OF william
son and Hayes couaty, seeking TO force
the comptroller TO Issue them a license
for a prizeflght under the law passed At
the regular session OF the legislature.
The court declines to mandamus the
comptroller on the ground that the sps-
cal session Of tho legislature null.lod
all previous laws on he subject by pass
ing a new law making pr.zsAghiing a
felony.
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CAUSED BY A CRISIS
Utah Democrats Will Reconvene the
Territorial Convention.
WILL MEET IN SALT LAKE
The Party Proposes to Meot the
Churoh-State Issue. Dragged
Into the Fight by Republi-
cans. and Suppress II.

Salt Lake. Utah, Oct. N.-The demo-
cratic territorial committee met here
to-day. After discussing political ques-
lions from 2 p. m. until 10 o'clock,
vote was taken by counties and II was
unanimously decided to issue call to
reconvene the territorial convention.
About 500 leading democrats were pres
ent from all parts of the territory. The
call Is In part as follows: Since the
nomination OF the democratic ticket.
there has arisen crisis In the political
affairs of the territory. 1t has been
caused by the efforts of designing and
INSCRIPTIONS republicans who have
used and distorted the ill-advised
statements of high church officials In
order to secure their own designing
ends. Efforts are being made to cause
the people to believe that the dominant
church Of Utah desires the defeat OF
the democratic ticket. II puts before
the people a question before which all
others are dwarfed. The democratic
party proposes to meet this Issue and
fight II out for all time. that the adop-
tion of the constitution which is pre-
sented for consideration. may not be
defeated.
'"rhe democratic party has no quar-
rel with any church In Utah. Its griev-
ance has been caused by those who
are willing to drag the cross OF Christ
in the mud and filth Of politics to ad-
vance selfish ends. Therefore, In view
of the conditions existing and In order
that there may be issued declaration
of political independence for the pur-
pose Of declaring that no manor set
of men-shall hereafter use the power
or name Of the church or ecclesiastical
authority or control the votes or inter-
fere with the political rights Of any
citizen. the democratic convention duly
assembled at Salt Lake. hereby decides
upon the reassembling Of the delegates
that composed the ogden convention,
at Salt Lake on Tuesday. Oct. %. 1895,
The convention win also be empowered
TO take such action, than that stated In
this call. as exigencies may require"
wha, Apostle Thatcher says
l.. .AAA.xAAnas01s ii.-A. speciai to the
Tribune from Logan. Utah. gives an In
terview with Apostle Moses Thatcher.
democratic candidate for the United
States senate In which he says: II be-
lieve that every member of organized
society should respect Its Officers. be-
cause IL he did not. confusion and pos
sible disruption would most likely re-
suit. j reafflrm my opposition to the
union of church and state In whatever
form Vt may appear. believing that the
peace. prosperity and happiness of the
people depend upon their absolute sep
aration. I am with my party on issues
which have already arisen or in the
future may arise"
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Elkhorn. W. Va. Oct A-A passsnnr
train on the Norfolk & Western railr11H
Was wrecked by = broken frog bsev11n
Biueneld and Kenova to-day. TIE -
gage and mail car and second-ciass -
were ditched and seven passengers ~
injured. P. p Dillon. mayor Of r1&H-
hontas. W. Va. was badly hurt. 49,
L. Conrey OF the Green Br.ar coa1 -
pany, and L. L. shAffer. basgass NO.
The wounded passengers were taken 10
Pocahontas |
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ON Toe TRACK.


New York. oct. H-Thls was getaway
day ar Aaneduct track. The track was In
hne condition. Six and a half furlongs-
Rolla won, VIII Elliott second. FIor.mor
Third; time. i;siA. Six and a half fur
longs-Indra won. Addie second. Fatal
third; time. l:25h. Mile and sixteenth
Marshall won, Eclipse second. Long
Bridge third; time. l:S2ia. SIX furlongs-
King T. won, Tomoka second F,held
third; time, l:isA. Mlle-Inquir-ndo won.
Sir John second. King Michael third;
time, Lag.
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Washington. Oct. 1.-THE report OF
Agent Vision regarding the prevention
OF tho COrbeii-Fhzs.mmou prizchsht In
Indian territory has besn received at the
Indian Office and IS satisfactory. II Is
said by officials there Is no danger OF tho
iight taking placa IN thu territory.
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St Louis. Oct. 1.-THE Little Rock cor
respondent Of the Post-Dispatch says:
Governor Clarke expresses himself on the
corbett- -Fiizsimmons affair in this Ian
guage: II do not care to discuss tbs
matter any further. but I will say, as
have sad before. there shall be no prize-
fight at Hot Springs. The authorities
there nave practically admitted tha, they
Will be unable 70 prevent the fight. This
leaves the matter IN my hands. IL = a
question now as to who Is IN highes, au-
thor.ly IN this s,ate-the governor or a
coupls OF fighters and those who favor
their mest!ng.
"If there Is no law TO stop the fight
any other way except by the use OF mill
tary force I shall usa that. II DO not
stop that fight will resign my Office and
let .hose who believe in pr.z~1ghtlng run
the government. But there will be no
prizcfgh, at Hot SprinEs.'
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Four De,fhs a, Ear.

Pittsburg. Oct it-o. j. Baldwin Of
Youngsy,lle, Pa. victim OF last nighrs
west-end trolley car accident, died this
morning. This makes four deaths % far,
and several other victims are In Q cr5ti-
cal condition. The accident was caussd
ny the breaking OF braks chain and the
fact that the trolley left the wire. The
motorman attempted to stop the runaway
car oy reversing the current. but there
was no current
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HIS COFFEE COOLED.


London, Oct. 1l-Frank Craig. the
Harlem Coffee Cooler" and Dan Cree
don. tho we'll known American pugilist.
fought a 20-round fight at the National
Sporting club tonight and Creedon
won In the Goth round. The opening
rounds were contested In friendly
fashion. but on warming up to the
work. Craig rushed and swung his
right with such effect that Creedon.
after being knocked down In the sixth
round. went weak and was all but
beaten in that and the two subsequent
rounds. Still he fought gamely and
Just toward the end OF the eighth he
landed with the right on the jaw aud
shook the Cooler" From this point
Craig boxed wildly and frequently
clutched his opponent or ran around
the ring to escape punishment He
occasionally swung his right. but Cree
don had the best OF alters to the
end, In the Goth round.
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WESTERN SENTIMENT.


SPECIAL Dispatch to the Standard.
sL faui' Oct. H-Conrad Rohrs. .
wealthy cattle ranch and mine owner.
residing at Deer Lodge. Mont, 10 here
on MS way to Chicago. Said he: '-The
people, and particularly the newspa-
pers OF st. Paul and Minneapolis. are
taxing strong stand against the West
on the silver question. This will hart
.nese cities We. In the West. are not
nuyins anything We can help in thess
cities. We don't believe In patronising
our enemies. and we regard these cities
as our enemies on tae currency ques-
ton. There Is Just as much interest
as ever In that QUESTION"
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Chicago. Oct. li.-Joseph Nesbttt who,
II Is claimed. was at one Tine worth
100000 and part owner In the IA
nous Anaconda and Bonanza mines.
was found dead in bed in a cheap lodg-
Ing house. He came here during the
worlds fair with about $4,000 which. Il
is said, he lost in gambling.
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From 200 TO rs Pounds.

Cheyenne. wyo.. Oct. M-Mrs. John A.
Grofer. who died at Laramie yesterday
of starvation, had taken no nourishment
except q glass Of milk for more than
two months. From 200 pounds In weight
she wasted away to Is pounds. A most
extraordinary circumstance in this con-
nec,ion Is that the al.mentary canal fall
ed entirely TO perform its duty for u
weeks prior to death.
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Little Rock, Ark. Oct. 14.-Governor
Clarke to-day furnished fresh evidence
OF his determination to prevent the
orbett-Fltzslmmon night at Hot
Springs or In Arkansas. A telegram
was sent by the governor to BrIgadler
General George p. Taylor OF Forest
City. Of the Arkansas guard, summon
ing him to conference. The meaning
of the conference Ia that the governor
desires to acaualnt himself with the
available strength Of the STATE militia
20 that he can act knowingly II the
AFFAIR At Hot Springs reaches crisis.
80 that military assistance may be re-
ouired
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Chatham. Ont. Oct. IA notice was
posted to-day on the banking house Of S.
Barfoot. stating the bank had closed. a.
the owner deemed e advisable to l!qu!-
date owing to large Withdrawals OF de-
posits and an underlying feeling OF DIS
trust. causing further loss and no hope
OF gain" The failure - a great surprise.
The liabilities are in the vicinity Of t2Oo.-
0O.
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New York. Oct. 1.-THE meeting of the
reoryanlsat'on committee Of the Union
Pacific company Will be held In this city
to-day. A member OF the firm iucluded
In the underwriting syndicate says he
does not believe the reorganization plan
VIII be ready for publication to-day. 0su-
eral Louis Fitzgerald. chairman Of shs
reorganization committee, confirms this
statemNne
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Denver, Oct. 1.-THE bicycle relay from
Denver 20 MoatroSe with a message from
Governor VI -Intyre TO the grand master
OF the Colorado odi Fellows grand lodge.
In session al tho latter place. started
from Eighteenth and Lar.mer streets at
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New York. Oct t-JudEe CoEn&
master In chancery tn tho Unioo Id
litigation, will hear testimony torm111
at Omaha in regard to the appllcak1w
the division OF the earnings c< -
gon Short Line system. I~
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Omaha, Oct. A-N. n. Falcouer's larvs
dry goods and millinery store was ciosod
on q chatpel mortgage this morning. Ths
total liabilities are estimated at Slso,ooo.
with assets of about s175.oco rhs CON-
pany has bean tn businsD In Omaha Q
great many years snd has bs0 ooaaaA-
cred one OF the most substenttAl heuses
sy b N sss.S 9Ss sssss sss 's sses esssss e
as one Of tAs actors IN this lAiluEN
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San Francisco. Oct. l-Four and a half
furiongs e-year-olds-claude HIN won,
Enc!no second. Easel third; time. IS.
SIX furlong-Elmer +. won. Miss Fletch-
or second, Leonatus third. time. i:l5A.
Seven furlongs-Model won, Lady Jane
second, Mary S. third time. 1;s7A. Mile
-Arnette won. Oakley second. Remus
third; time. l:ioA. Five fcrlongs-T.m
Murphy won. Major Cook second, Venus
third, lime, l:0Ois
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wasf ,ugtOn. Oct. h-secretA<y H.
to-day signed contracts with ~ I
schoffs for the building OF tw0 - 4
peslo boats. rscsntly awsrt<o o. {
public bhidsag. "a.
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Washington. Oct M-After Q recess ~
four and half months tho United otskes
supreme court met and convsnsd this
morning. The only vacant sat on ~
bench was that caused by sho death e
Justice Jackson. The proceedings 60
sisted Of hearing unimportant motiooA
the admission Of half dozen attornsys
to the bar and the introducing Of After
ney General Harmon so the court b. ~
predecessor. Secretary Olney.
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washlnxton. Oct A-ror 49,
Generally fair; warmer; souc11
winds.
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New York. Oct. A-The challenge for
the Americas cup by Charles Rose Of
England has been formally accepted.
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ed. The supreme court says the APP
peal is absolutely without merit Judg-
ment is affirmed. Opinion by the court.
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New York. Oct. M-rwenty Thousand
dollars In silver certificates brought -