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TROUBLE WITH INDIANS.
Idaho Bann ocks Killing Game In wyo
ming-Fight Ensues.

Denver. Colo. July IA special to
the News from Cheyenne. wyo. says:
United States Marshal McDermott Is
in receipt OF telegram from Fort Was
hakie. 20 the effect that a fight has
occurred between the settlers Of the
jackson Hole country and the Ban
mock Indians In the northern part OF
Fremont county. and that one Indian
has been killed and Is taken prisoners.
The fight was the outcome of the at
tempt Of the constable and posse to ar
rest the Indians for the unlawful kill
ing of game and the constable was held
up at the point OF their guns. After
the constable had sent for reinforce
ments the citizens took the matter up
with the result that a fight occurred
with above results. Some apprehension
Is felt that the disturbance will cause
an outbreak among the Indi3ns. The
Bannocks are Idaho Indians and they
annually come into Wyoming and
slaughter game. Citizens are deter
mined to put a stop to their depreda-
tions, and 1t Is thought more troubls
will ensue.
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Dun's Report.

New York. July ie.-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
Weekly Review OF Trade tomorrow will
say: A business flood. so strong and rapid
that conservatives fear II may do harm.
Is out OF season In July. But the seasons
this year lap over and crowd each other.
May frosts and frights. It Is now evil
dent, kept back much business that
would naturally have been finished before
midsummer. and the delayed accumula-
lation OF one season gets in the way Of
the efforts to begin another on time. But
the volume OF business. however. Il may
be assured. Is remarkably large for the
month. even in a good year. The exag-
gerated fears about the crops have
passed. the syndicate Is believed both
able and determined TO protect the treas
ury and the time draws near when the
marketing OF new crops will turn into q
national balance IL speculation In these II
not hindered.
The week has been notable for a sensa-
tional fall In wheat OF cents In two
days. followed by a recovery OF cents.
though Il records no Interpretation OF the
quietly disregarded government report.
Cotton has not changed. though specula-
tion still rests wholly on prospects re-
gardless OF the enormous stocks carried
over, The weekly output OF iron was
IL. .lai tons, having risen 1890 tons In
June and where furnaces have gone into
operation since July. the output rose and
has put into operation many additional
works and there Is rush to buy before
prices further advance. Influential man
ufacturers are sending out warnings that
the rise may easily do more and prices
In fact have advanced nearly 8 per cent.
in two weeks. but are 10 per cent. lower
than In October, l2c The demand for
structural iron Is enormous. including
5000 tons for No. Broadway. and an
on smaller orders. Bessemer pig has ad-
vanced to siLj0 at Pittsbury and wire
nails 10 sl.55 higher than in October, ls9e,
gray forge TO sli.S. structural beams to
$3.50 and angles to N.25. Copper Is sitter
at 5000 and lead at 1887. but tin Is
slightly lower az IA cents. Wool Is still
advancing with enormous sales. L. 1l40oO
for the week and In two weeks OF July
y, lsT, ,sli pounds, as against Ii,9Ss50 In
the same week OF l@e. As the sales are
about four times the weekly consump-
ton. II is expected that the market Is es-
sentially speculative, but the rise abroad
has set the country ablaze so that west
eru holders are asking even higher prices
than heretofore. But buying by most
manufacturers Is already affected and at
the prices now asked for wool. some
manufacturers are doubling whether Q
corresponding value for goods can be
realized. Failures this week have been
95S against si7 last year.
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After TrespaSsers.

Washington. July 12-The secretary OF
the interior has requested the attorney
general to direct the United States dis
trict attorneys In oregon and California
to proceed crimfnally against the tres
passers on the forest reservations Of the
United States. Heretofore there has been
scme doubt among the attornies under
what law such trespassers could be
prosecuted. but the abundant authority is
contained in the law passed In 1875. which
prescribes fine Of not more than $500
and imprisonment OF not more than Il
months for each trespass. The Principal
trespassers in the western states arc
sheep and cattlemen who drive their
herds on to the government lands and
crush down or burn underbrush, which
holds back the melting snow of the
spring, causing disastrous freshets. II is
this source OF damage that the depart
ment Is desirous OF putting an end to.
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enjoy, in a reasonable measure. the
advantages that are common In cities
and villages: and In support Of this
action the request of the council for an
appropriation to meet the necessary
expenses of this committe Is ap-
proved.
Resolved. That we heartily appre-
ciate the efforts of our government to
bring every Indian child under appro-
pirate instruction In the elements Of
conduct. industry and letters. and to
free the Indian school service from the
evils Of partisan influence; that We
emphatically approve It's efforts to
systemize Indian education under pro-
fessional leadership; that we cordially
sympathize with Superintendent Hail
mans appeal to the teachers Of the
land for active interest on their part
In the civilization of the Indians. and
for concerted effort to bring the In
dian under the same law with the
white man in the several states Of the
union; that We heartily approve the
efforts to educate Alaskans, and espe-
cially In the care and use Of the rein.
deer as an Industry and as a means Of
saving them from starvation and af-
fording them food ,raiment shelter
ana transportation. and that we be-
lieve congress should extend to Alaska
aid In settling the questions Of pro-
ductive industry by experiment sta
tions as 1t now aids the other terri
tories and the several states by its ap-
propriations for agricultural stations.
After the induction Of the president.
N. c. Doughtery, into office, the con-
vention adjourned sine die.
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THE WORLD OF SPORT
Horse Racing at the Principal Tracks
Of the Country.
BICYCLING AND BASEBALL
Asbury Park the Center of At
traction for Wheelmen Favor
ties and Shorts Surpris-
ing the Natives.

New York, July i2-In spite OF the
number Of scratches in the Ocean Wave
stakes to-day at Brighton Beach there
was excellent racing and fast time. Mile
Long Bridge won. Hawarlen second,
Golden Gate third. time. Lisa. Five fur
longs-Perseus won. Little Dorritt sec
ond. Shakespeare third; time i:C9. Six
fprlongs-Applause won. BombaZette Sec
ond. flanwell third. time. i:l5i.. Ocean
Wave stakes. six furlongs-Hugh Penny
won. Discount second. Wernbergcr third
time. lax. Mlle-Sir Excess won, Red
del Carreres second. Stone Nellie third
time. lilis Mile and a furlong-Mirage
won. Little Tom second. Eagle Bird
third, time, i:5sis.
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LOST BOY.
He Went Fishing and His Absence Causes
Much Apprehension.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Columbus, Mont. July 12.-Fred. the Is
year-old son of jim. Blakely. who lives n
few miles up the Saltwater. went out
fishing this morning and nothing has
been heard of him since. The boy has
been In the habit of taking an old mare
belonging to his father and riding her
into the stream and then sit on the ami
NAL and fish without getting wet. This
afternoon the mare reached home, but
the boy has not yet been found. The
stream at present is little higher than
usual and runs very swift making 1t n
much more dangerous stream to swim
than the Yellowstone. The parents. as
soon as the horse came home without the
boy. Immediately notified some neighbors
and they have been searching the stream
for the boy all the afternoon, but have
been unable to find any trace OF the little
fisherman. The boy knew the danger of
entering the stream too far. as his pa
rents had often warned him about It and
they are unable TO account for the mis-
fortune that has befallen him. The sym
pathy OF the entire community goes to
the half-crazed parents In their anxiety.
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The Noted Railway Suit.

Portland. Ore. July 1.-THE final hear
ing OF the oregon Short Line and Utah
Northern foreclosure case was taken up
In the United States district court to-day
Zera Snow. counsel for the present re-
ceiyers Of the Short Line and Union Pa
cihc system. denied the Jurisdiction OF
the court. The argument OF the lawyers
was proceeded with this afternoon as to
whether the mortgage be foreclosed. and
the road sold for failure OF the first mort
gage bondholders TO pay the interest on
the consolidated mortgage II is said In
outside circles that the case is likely to
be transferred 10 81. Paul to be heard by
Judge Sanborn. II Is also stated that ne
gotiations are pending between the Union
Pacific and the American Loan 4 Trust
company looking towards a compromise
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-13

Asbury Park. y. Y. July l2.-This was
an ideal day for bicycling. The attend
ance during the trial heats at the ath-
letic grounds this morning numbered
5000. The event OF the day was that OF
the half-mile national championship. open
alike 10 class A and Il men. An unusual
~ large field OF entries was disposed OF
through tedious series trial heats. when
the final heat was called the four to line
up were Bald. Mcdonald. Murphy and
Zeigler, the latter all bandaged after his
fall OF yesterday and presenting a sorry
spectacle. Bald took the lead In the
start. followed by Murphy. with Zeigler
and Mcdonald trailing. In the finish Bald
set the pace. Mcdonald alongside, and
Just at the tape the latter made a phe-
nomenal jump and landed ahead of Bald
over the tape. The audience cheered Nc
Donald, but the Judges gave the decision
10 Bald
otto zeigler of san Jose. Cal. qualified
for the half-mile national championship
l.2S 3-5.
This afternoon the grand stand and
bleachers were crowded with people fully
half OF whom were ladies. The weather
was excellent.
The first race of the afternoon was the
final half-mile novice. class A-E. W.
Svanbrough. Denver first; Alvin B.
Wise. Harlem, second; W. +. Eckhart.
Keyport. third; time. i:l6 2-5.
Two-thirds OF mile. open. special class
b, final-E. c. Bald. Buffalo. first:
Charles Murphy. Brooklyn. second; A. W.
Porter woltham. third. time. Ill
Mile handicap. class A. fnal-w. 4.
Brown. New York, 80 yards first; Louis
Hunter. " J. A. c., 20 yards. second: J.
NJ. Baldwin. Patterson. 30 yards. third
Charles Spencer. Baltimore, 81 yards,
fourth: time 2.9l rs. There were Il
starters.
Half mile. national championship,
classes A and r. seml-hnals-First heat:
Charles Murphy. Brooklyn. first; Z. Z.
Bald. Buffalo. second: Arthur Gardiner.
Chicago. third: time, lei - Second
heat-Ray Mcdonald. New York. first:
Otto Zeigler, San Jose. Cal. second;
time. i:2l-sS.
NJ. +. Dirnberger OF Buffalo paced By a
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Cincinnati. July l2.-First choice and
nonfavorites equally divided the honors
at Oakley park to-day. Thorpe and Per-
kins each rode two<Binnera Prince Carl,
the favorite In the third race. was evi-
IDENTIFY sore. as he finished last. Six fur
lorgs-The Winner won. Sir Dixie second,
Rondo third; time. 1;l5i. Seven furlongs
Sissy Knott won. Minnie Baxter second.
Noah third; time. %. Five and a half
furlongs-Molte won. sidkel second, Fran
ces third; time. l:0o4. Handicap. mile
and e-sixteenths - Voorhees, won.
Crevasse second. Ray g. third; time.
?0eA. Mile-Captaiu Drane won, Pea
body second. Oakley third; time. l:ila.
Seven furlongs-Strathroy won, Grammar
second, Ductor third: time les.
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OK TEAMS CAN'T DO 1T.
Harrison says He Cannot he Dragged Into
Acceptiug the Presidential NomIn atiou

New York. July IA local paper says:
Aren't the visit of ex-President Harrison
to New York and the Adirondacks, II
was reported in this city that ex-Presi.
dent Harrison had taken to the political
woods and that OK teams cannot drag
him to accept the republican nomination
for president. This announcement is said
to come from the ex-president himself.
through ex-District Attorney Chambers
OF Indianapolis. in conversation with the
republican leaders in this city. Il is
given out that Mr.. Harrison. however.
would not decline a seat In the United
States senate
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-13

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Glendive, Mont. July l2-The Highland
race track at Wibaux was opened to-day
and for new track Is In fine condition
The weather was all that could be asked
for and the attendance was large.
Trotting. 3-minute class. purse 800. do
mated by Pierre wibaux. entries-Matred
and Nora Mosher, won by Matred; time
24s. a:i5. 2:i2is. Running. quarter mile
for COW ponies, purse S.; entries-Reck
less Dan, Rooster and Badly: won by
Dan: time, 20. Bicycle race, half mile
purse SO: entries-Guy. William IIurs
and Joseph Hurst; won by Joseph Hurst
time. l:3s. Trotting. 2-year-olds, purse
$50; entries--Nora Mosher and Netma
won by Nora time. 3:2o. 3:is. ais. Quar-
ter mile dash, purse SIS: entrics-May
Gray Tom and Booboo. May won; time
.15ta
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Maryland silverltes.

Washington, July IA convention
OF Maryland citizens interested In tho
silver question began here to-day. The
call designated the assemblage as a
mass meeting" but the attendance
was limited TO about a score. Z. NJ
Burchard, OF Hyattsville. Nd. who had
projected the convention, made long
address, laying the hard times to the
depreciation of silver.
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He was . Prudent Man.

James. what have you been doing
in the garret?'
1t was the wife who spoke.
You won't betray me. Elizabsthy"
exclaimed the prominent politician,
pale and agitated.
"Betray your Certainly not What
have you been doing in that garrety''
Elizabeth" he replied In a hoarss
whisper. II have been looking to see II
anybody has discovered my views on
the silver question. That's where I
keep them."-Chicago Tribune.
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Codes and salaries.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, July l2.-The political code
makes the salaries Of county officers pay
able quarterly. Attorney General Haskell
to-day gave an opinion that such salaries
shall continue to be paid as before.
monthly.
This opinion Is BASED on the special
enactment Of the last legislature that the
acts Of isa3. relating TO payment Of eoun-
ty ofiicers' salaries were continued in
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-13

Maud-My brother writes me that
whenever the New York boys get let
ters from you that they kiss all the
words of before night.
Agnes-Yes: l always mix my ink
with a Manhattan cocktail.-New York
World
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force and declared to be amendments to
such sections OF the codes as they might
conflict with. AS the acts of 1895 thus
continued provided for the payment Of
county officers salaries monthly the et-
feet OF the law will be the same as be-
fore.
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Lacrosse. Wis. July l?-This was the
NTH day OF the races: track fast. Azote's
mile In 2;07i. establishes a new worlds 5
record for Eeldings against time. This
record was made In the free-for-all trot.
purse $1,000. Azote won In three straight
heats. Fantasia second Phoebe Wilkes
third: time. first heat. 2:07i,
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Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Lacrosse. Wis, July Elm the 2:50
pace to-day there were Is starters. Mar
Gus Daly's Rachael won the race. taking
the second third and fourth heats. Her
time was s.lli,, 2:iii., 2:ilie.
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Davenport. Iowa. July l2.-on the Dav-
export mile track this afternoon Fldel
won the free-for-all pace. going the Sec
ond heat In 2.05i,.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-13

New York. July l2.-Gold to the
amount of $4,000 has been engaged for
shipment tomorrow to Europe by Sage.
Colgate & Co.
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The Weather.

Washington, July 12.-Montana:
Fair; southerly winds shifting to west
erly
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Baseball Yesterday.


At Louisville--i: Boston. I.
AZ 81. Louis-5: Philadelphia, I.
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Syracuse quad team. wen, a mlls to
break the track record. He accomplished
this going tho distance In 2s0i.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-07-13

An all Vici Kid Oxford, narrow
or square too S1.95. Other houses
charge St.o5.
Ladies Butte Shoes, cloth top,
only $3.50 sold elsewhere S1.95.
Our Shoes ara right. Send your
order. express pad on So and up.
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Ladies'
White
Canvass
OXfOrdS

Are sure to give you NI FM
comfort, get them if NM Mllll
your feet hurt. only lDuuN\Wj
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Fancy and Artistic Monograms En-
graved Free! A Fancy Decorated
TRILBY CUP AND SAUCER with
Sterling Spoon
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-10
KNOWLEDGE

brings comfort md Improvement and
tends 10 personal oaioymont when
RIGHTLY used. The many, who live Boy
tor than others and enjoy llIo more, Win
lcss expenditure, BY moro promptly
adapting the worlds best prodncA to
tho needs Of phyoloul b9lng, viii qtieW
ibo value to health Of Che pure liqnlo
laxative principles embraced IN Iho
mmody, Syrup Of Figs
la excellence 10 due 10 iie prcaehtlhE
IN the form most acceptable and ple1a'
anl 10 lho taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of Il perfect laS-
oiivo, enoctually cleansing The system,
Jispellint colds, headaches and ieyom
and permanently curing constipation,
n hns given mtisiaction 70 millions and
met With tho approval Of tho mcdie9,l
nroleaaion, because II nets on Che KID
peys. Liver and Bowels without weak
enIna them aud u Is perfectly Tree nom
eyery objectionable substance, :,
syrup % lrlga le for sale by all drug
olalg IA so cont bottles, but y ~ nlun'
sGotnred by tho California FIG syrup
o. only, whoao pamo ispriuted on every
nnolnpe, also the name, syrup oi rlBh
Ind hcipg we'll informed, you, VIII not
accept any substltutc II offered
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-10
A Sweet Load.

Last night the reporter had oc-
casiou to be at the union depot, and
found one Of the Pullman sleepers
loaded down with lasses. They all
wore shirt waist, had big balloon
sleeves and pointed toe shoes, They
we're consigned to Emory College,
Nashville, Tenn, aud seemed to be
free and happy. They enjoyed
looking at the dudedonl OF our city
who had gathered down there to
make mashes. Once in a while some
Of them would let escape, from the
car window, as she would catch
sight Of a pair Of duck pants,
that's my fellowl" or come here
Sue and see the "scorcher" The
young ladies were all pretty and in
telllgent looking, and will settle
down some day and make wives and
mothers, aud help build history for
our country.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-10
Notice Of Dissolution.

The firm heretofore existing am
doing business under the name o
the Interstate Drug store (jren
gle and Buel as pfoprletors) Is here
by dissolved by mutual consent, {
@, Brengle will continue the bust
ness, pay all endebtedness and col
leet all accounts pertaining to sai'
firm.
9. G. BRENoLE,
90 lwk. Il. W, BUEL
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-10
Jack, the Giant Killor,

Was not 4 more persistent foe Of
the huge ogros he demolished than
the great national tonic, Hostel
ter's Stomach Btters, Is to all man
ncr of disagreeable symptoms caus'
cd by indigestion, constipation ol
bihousness. Heartburn, sick head
ache, loss Of appetite, sleeplessness
yelowness Of the skin, nausea, fui
upon the tongue, are maniiesta'
tions always removable by the Bit
ters, Thoroughncss, promptltudc
characterize It's remedial work, Al
4 safeguard against malaria II ha'
achieved worldwide reputation
the foundation Of which was lait
forty years ago, Physicians speal
Of it IN the highest terms. It's ell
cacy IN rheumatism and kidney
trouble Is we'll ascertained, Appe
tite improves, sleep visits weary
brains and overwrought nerve
when II Is used, II Is suited to thu
most delicate and iastidious OF In
vaIids, II fully merits q fair anc
continuous trial.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-10

Cuba, yet we hear of fake victories
for the insurgents, Spain is moi
going TO give up Cuba unless the
United States steps in and con
fronts The Spanish with the stars
and stripes and tells them to keel
hands off. The fight will be over
then, but not before,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-10

We carry decidedly the largest freshest and greatest
sortment Of Family Groceries Produce Supplies and gem
era Eatabes of any house strictly our line ALL KINDS
OF FEED BEST CREAMER BUTTER and CHEESE
A SPECIALITY Our prices assist in building up bus
mess which enables us still further to cut on margins
Families, hotels, boarding houses and railroad conrac
tors deal with us because they
GET WHAT THEY PAY FOR.
Goods delivered free in city limits
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-10

The Kansas Republicans are all
for free coinage at l6 to i and 1t IL
thus in a majority Of states. The
godbugs would tell you, however,
that no one favors free coinage but
!, c,nnk
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-10
Fruits Fruits.

lIlpaso grapes, Ohio concord
grapes, California pears, lellllowcr
mazda blush apples, Slcly aud Cali.
fornia oranges, Messcna lemons at
The Ehtc Confectionery and Ice
Cream Parlor,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-10

We ask those war.llke, lrlsbmen,
who would free ireland with the gun
and sabre, to hold of until the Gu.
ban revolution Is over and the Cor
bett Fitzsinmons contest Is set
tied, The war news Is coming too
last now TO keep up with It, or re-
port as Il should be,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-10

We want TO see Cuba annexed to
this country and believe II should
be- Our government should give
the provisional government reeog'
milton If not aid, In an armed force
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-10
A QUESTION OF CREDIT.

The nervous uncertainty with re-
gard to the outflow Of gold Is an ex-
celent demonstration Of the
vicious condition of our financial
system.
All the national conditions are
favorable to prosperity. The crops
are abundant. Trade is reviVlng
and in consequence there should be
work for all hands and profitable
investments for all capital,
But in the midst of these favor
able circumstance a few million
dollars Of gold are taken from the
treasury and shlver Of fear runs
through the country
What does II meanY VIII the
gold reserve go below The 500, ,OOO,'
900 mark2 What are the intentions
of the bond syndicate2 The uncer-
tainty and fear of credit being Inn
paired by the loss of a few millions
from 4 particular kind OF money
set apart as the foundation OF all
of our credit tends to paralySe al
business activity,
Our great wealth and marvellous
productivencss count for nothing
because we have chosen to base our
credit upon a gold lund which can
be manipulated at will by the linan'
cicrs Of this country and Europe
10 maintain that gold fund VIC have
placed our dependence on a syndl'
cate Of bankers whose good faith Ia
made the corner stone OF the credit
of The richest nation In the world
II lsa most astonishing and humili'
atIng, Isl, Louis Post Dispatch
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-09-10
For sale BY Smith Drug Go.

The leading place, Botto's Elite
Confectionery aud Ice Cream Par
lors, Is the place to find creams,
ices and sodas, Also confectiona-
ries and fruits.