The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-17
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London. Nov. 16-Five failures were
announced on the stock exchange to-
day. the chief of them being Camp
bell & Campbell and Phillips & Brown
st. Petersburg. Nov. 16.-An imperial
manifesto was issued to-day announc-
ing the birth of a daughter, subse-
Quently named Olga. at 8 o'clock last
night to the czar and czarina. 1t says:
'Inasmuch as to regard this accession
to the imperial house as a token of
blessings vouchsafed the house and
the empire we notify the joyful event
to all our faithful subjects and Join
with them in offereing fervent prayers
to the Almighty that the newly born
princess may grow up In happiness
and strength"
st. Paul. Nov. 16.-Judge Kelly to-
day filed decision in the important
case of the state of Minnesota against
the Great Northern railway The
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
may not enter into the traffic arrange
ments Judge Kelly grants the writ
of Injunction as prayed.
Brussels. Nov. 16.-The board of d.
rectors Of the Societe Generate, a big
banking institution of this city, re-
Gently discovered 1t had been robbed of
$2.500000. The cashier was arrested in
Paris, confessed stealing the money
and attributed his losses to speculation
on the bourse.
New York. Nov. 1.-THE Journal this
morning says: President Cleveland
has decided he win not wait for action
by congress before making another Is
sue of bonds. Washington authorities
are already an correspondence with
New York bankers relative to the issue
and 1t Is probable that the bankers
will accept their proposition. When the
gold reserve falls to s75.0OO, 600 the
n l.orI n eos Anaa
gold In the sub-treasury and take In
return four Der cent. bonds on three
per cent. basis.
Indianapolis. Ind. Nov. 16.-James
r. Barnett and Don Farden, who
robbed the Adams Express company
OF $4,000 in Terre Haute several weeks
ago, pleaded guilty In the federal
court to-day and were sentenced to
i've years Imprisonment and 5000 fine.
New Orleans. Nov. 16.-Robert s
Day. prominent scholar and artist,
SON of the late James 1. Day. died
from wound received last night by
the accidental discharge of a pistol
while searching the premises for a
burglar.
Denver. Nov. 16.-A telegram has
been received here announcing the
death in Oakland. Cal. of John W.
Smith. formerly of Denver aged So
the construction of the Gulf and South
Park railroads. and the Denver, Utah
a. Pacific, now operated by the Bur-
Engton. OF late he has been building
the California & Utah railroad.
Chicago. Nov. 16.-Judge Gibbons of
the superior court to-day decided the
law passed at the last session of the
Illinois legislature compelling BARRIERS
to close their shops on Sunday is I'M
constitutional because 1t is a class leg
islation directed against the property
OF BARRIERS. which is muscle and pro-
fessional skill.
New York. Nov. '16.-Ex-Secretary
Whitney said last night: II wish II
understood / am not a candidate for
the nomination and will not be.
will not say 1 would be pleased IL
were president. but will not allow my
self to be made a candidate under any
consideration"
Princeton. H.. Nov 16-Thirteen
Spring Valley miners. charged with
driving out the colored population
some months ago. whose trial closed
hast evening, were given penitentiary
verdicts this morning by the jury. One
other pleaded guilty..
Montreal. Nov. 16-R. L. Gault, the
Canadian cattle king. died to-day OF
Bright's disease.
New York. Nov. 16-The weekly
bank statement shows reserve increase
$1.144.OOO; loans. decrease. 81 SS9, 200;
specie. increase. S1.34S. 500: legal tenders,
decrease, s631. 400; deposits. decrease,
81, 7OT. 200: circulation. decrease. sISs.-
00o. Banks now hold s20.404. $50 In ex-
cess OF requirements.
New York. Nov. 16.-Lyon. Hoffman
& Co. have Withdrawn from the sub
treasury Sl.70O. 900 in gold. which they
will ship this afternoon by the steam
er Etruria- Lyons & Co. commission