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KNOCKED SKY HIOH.
w. r. wittish Brought Suit hut No Arxu
ment.

Butte. May 13.-Some two or three
weeks ago w +. Witch. the Living
ston taxidermist. entered suit in Judge
Almon's court against c. F. Reising
for 1896. alleged TO be due for money
loaned and services rendered. He at
tached about $1,000 worth OF stuffed
heads and a lot OF hides belonging TO
the defendant. The case was tried
this evening with f. o. Jackson and
c. l.. Campbell appearing for the plain
tiff and Charles Mattison and John
Lindsay for Reising.
From the testimony OF Wittich IL ap-
peared that the defendant was indebt-
ed TO him in the sum named. but on
crOss-examination by Mr.. Lindsay II
deH eloped that number of his charges
were erroneous and that he and the
defendant were In partnership at the
time OF their financial difficulty. Mr..
Lindsay then moved for a release OF
the attachment. which was sustained.
and another motion for q dismissal Of
the case. on the ground that a part
nership had been established and that
the suit had not been properly drawn.
was also sustained.
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Special DIspatch to the Standard.

Helena, May 13.-The United States
grand jury concluded its session to-
day. Two more indictments were re-
ported. One is against John v. Pet
ritz Of Anaconda. He is charged with
having conducted a wholesale liquor
business without having paid the spe-
cial tax. Petritz is said TO have sold
two barrels Of whisky to Charles p.
King.
The other indictment charges Henry
p. Morrison with perjury. He is ac-
cused OF false swearing in the Missoula
land office In case in which he was
Interested
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PUT A HEAD ON HIM..
How Joe Farrell BrutaIiy Pounded Red
ConIey.

Conley.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Bozeman. May 1s.-Quite a scrap oc-
CURED on Main street last night, re-
sulting in a berth In the city Jail being
occupied last night by Joe Farrell, a
Bozeman gambler. he having put an
awful head on w. H. Conley, beating
him over the head with a heavy pistol
Red Conley is a bartender here, and
while Mrs. Farrell was making a
friendly call on Mrs. Conley yesterday
Red" made some remark which of
Tended Mrs. Farrell and she reported
the same to her husband on returning
home. Farrell went down town and
hunted up Conley, when he picked a
row with him. and. drawing his pistol,
began beating Conley over the head
with it. Conley was game and fought
until his head was fearfully cut from
the blows with the pistol, and the
blood from the wounds running down
over his face filled his eyes and blind
ed him. Chief of Police Edsall was es-
corting drunk to Jail at the time.
being hardly half a block away when
the fight started. and he left his pris-
oner and rushed to the rescue. Far.
rell, not knowing Edsall was an off,
Ger. was going to whip him, too, but
being shown the officers star he gave
in and went to Jail. Conley was not
only unarmed but, being a much small
er man than Farrell. he received seven
or eight heavy blows from the pistol.
each one cutting fearful cash in the
head. while Farrell came out of the
scrap without a scratch.
The case of Joe Farrell was tried be-
fore Justice of the Peace Stevenson to-
day. Farrell pleaded guilty and paid a
fine of 500 and costs.
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st. Louis, May 13.-A third attempt
to destroy life and property in con-
nection with the strike of the Tudor
iron works was made early to-day at
Sixth street and Trendley avenue, East
st. Louis. where miscreants hurled a
dynamite bumb into the premises OF
Henry Villas saloon and boarding
house. In which are quartered 81 non
union employees. Nobody was killed or
injured. but the building was badly
damaged. Strikers deny knowledge of
the affair.
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Omaha. May 13.-The national coun-
ell Of the Catholic Knights OF Amerl-
ca will convene In this city tomorrow.
Representatives are present from ev-
cry state In the union. The question
OF changing the constitution so as TO
admit women will be considered IL
seems probable the national council
will take the initiative I'm a movement
the ultimate objet OF which is the con-
solidation OF the various Catholic or
ganizations that are general in char
acter and benevolent in purpose.
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Grcif Is Amused.

Chicago. May 13.--Thomas Greif, pro-
prietor OF Grcif's hall. where the an
archists held meetings at the time of
the Haymarket riots. was considerably
amused to-day by the report that Ru-
dolph Schnaubelt was in Vallejo. Cal
II know" said Greif. "Schnaubelt is
in London and has been there several
years with his wife. My information
came from private sources and is pes
fectly reliable
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Even the London Gold Bugs Have ia
Handle II.
New York. May 13.-Advices to bull
lion brokers OF this city from London
state contracts for future delivery OF
S.5oS.000 ounces Of silver were made
there in April. which is equal in
amount to the sales during the period
OF activity caused by the first nego-
tiations OF peace I'm the east. This
goes to prove London dealers are con-
fident OF a material increase in the de-
snand for the white metal.
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Justice Wins a Trick.

Los Angeles. Cal. May ia test
case brought by the Southern Pacific
TO determine he ownership Of thou
sands OF acres in the central counties
of California was decided by Judge
Ross in the United States district court
against the railroad. The land was
claimed by the Southern Pacific as part
of the indemnity grant OF the Atchison
& Pacific railroad.
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CLARK DAY.
Halma Again Took n Good sized Stake An
a Romp

Louisville. May 13.-This was Clark
day at Churchill Downs. with a free
field. but a heavy rain fell. which had
a bad effect on the attendance. The
Clark stakes. which was the principal
event OF the day. dwindled down TO
two horses. Halma set the pace the
entire distance and won as he pleased
by a dozen lengths. He ran the en-
tire distance under a strong pull. Hap
py Day captured the third event from
Cacsarian in a driving finish.
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terday afternoon by william Green. %
years Of age, near Newbern. Green
was running away with daughter of
Estes and had reached Rev. Hard
wells residence. intending to get Hard
well to perform the ceremony. Just
as he stepped out OF the buggy Est IS
and his son came up. Green shot Es-
tes. killing him, and also fired twice at
the son. but without result. Green
then proceeded to Broughtonville.
where he and Misc Estes were married.
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Had a stormy Session.

Buda Pesth, May 1s.-There was a
stormy session of the lower house of
the Hungarian diet to-day. Herr Ug-
rem. member Of the left. declared the
government had attacked the papal
nuncio without cause. thus dragging
the prestige Of Hungary into the mire.
An uproar followed and the sitting was
suspended
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Mrs. Mcoueeney.. Funeral.

Butte. May i3.--Owing to the strong
desire of the congregation OF ST. An
drew's parish, Philipsburg. and IN COM
there late tonight 10 have the remains
OF Mrs. Charles McQueeney inferred
at that place. the services announced
TO be held in st. Johns church I'm this
city tomorrow. Tuesday. will not take
place. The body will be shipped on
the morning train to Philipsburg and
the services will be held there.
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BEN WON'T SAY.

Mr.. Harrison Fights shy of the silver
Question.
Indianapolis. May 13.-Ex-President
Harrison will leave for New York the
middle of the week. He still declines
to discuss the silver question and says
there is no political significance in his
trip. He will first go to Newark, N. J.,
where he will attend a meeting of the
New Jersey Historical society.
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They want to. Amiiate.

Cincinnati. May 13.-The Interna-
tional Association OF Machinists to-day
asked for charter OF affiliation with
the National Federation OF Labor. A
resolution was adopted declaring none
be employed on typesetting machines
In union offices except those in good
standing In the typographical union.
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HARLEM RACES.
They Commenced In spite of the Civic
Federation.
ago. May 13.-The HI

Chicago. May 13.-The Harlem race
track opened a two weeks meeting
to-day in spite of last weeks raid on
Hawthorne by the Civic federation.
The management announced that the
proceedings will not be affected In the
slightest by the crusade against track
gambling. Bookmakers took their
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places in the betting ring at the usual
time and the crowd prepa.ed to back
the horses according to the programme
The deputy sherffs Who ra'dei Haw-
thorne have been paid OF and DIS
charged. The civic federation officers re-
fused 70 say what they would do aside
from the assertion they will take good
care gambling shall cease
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TROUBLE FOR THE TALENT.


Yesterdays Races.
San Francisco. May 13.-There was
trouble for the talent to-day and the
booklnekcrs took all the money. except
on the last race. Six furlongs-Robin
Hood won. Crawford second, Playful
third: time. 1:l5ik. Four and a half
furlongs. 2-year-old-maidens
won. Irene E. Second. Gladette Geld
ing third; time. :55ik. One mile-Circe
won, Thelma second. Little Cripple
third; time. 1:4015. Short six furlongs
Sir Richard won. Grand Lady sec
ond. Boreas third; time. 1:12h. Seven
furlongs-Tar and Tartar won, May
Day second. Charmer third; time, :32.
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Racine. Wis. May 13.-An unknown
three-masted schooner capsized In the
lake on North Point to-day. The crew
can be seen clinging TO the rigging
The tug Gillen. with a life-saving crew.
has gone 10 the rescue.
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STOCKS.
Speculation Was on Magnificent Scale
Yesterday.

New York. May 13.-Specuiation on the
stock exchange to-day was on a magnlfi-
cent scale, the transactions aggregatfng
Ing OF business the market was irregular
but the tendency was In the main to-
ward lower figures. but principally to
sales for foreign account.
Money on call easy at III per cent
Bankers bills at s4.sz for demand and at
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-14
SICKENINC SIGHTS.

Two Hundred Lepers i'm an Awful Plight
I'm Hawaii.
San Francisco, May 13.-Bishop Gull
stan Roperts arrived in this city from
Honolulu en- route to Rome. where he
is going to induce the pope to send
more missionaries to the Hawaiian
Islands to care for the lepers. With 200
lepers on the islands he says the sight
is too sickening to discuss.
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BILLY MOVED EN-.

He Made a Crowd Of Iowa People Weep
Copiously.
Ottumwa, Iowa, May 13.-Billy Sum
day. formerly a favorite league base
ball player. held two marvellous meet
ings here yesterday. In the mems
meeting 500 were weeping at one time.
A number of prominent men and wo-
men promised Sunday to lead better
lives, as a result of Evangelist Sun
DAVIS work
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IBID.
London Wool.

London, May 13.-At the wool auction
sales to-day. 49, 500 bales were offered. OF
which 1000 were withdrawn. There was
a better demand
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HORRIBLE.
a Man aud His wife Perish In the Fire
That Destroyed Their Home.

That Destroyed Their Home.
Midland. Mich. May 13.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hale were burned to death
yesterday morning. The couple moved
into their new house Saturday night.
They awoke to find the house in flames
and were so hemmed in that escape
was impossible and died in great ag-
ony. The children were rescued. The
neighbors declare the fire was incen-
diary.
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ON FIRE.

Famous All HalIows College Consumed
Yesterday.
Chattanooga, May ia special
cablegram received from Dublin by
Rev. Arthur Walsh, international sec
retary of All Hallows Alumni associa-
tion, announces the great missionary
college which sent over 1000 priests to
foreign lands is enveloped in flames
and the college church is also in ashes.
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KILLED THE OLD MAN.
Then Gallant Billy Green Drove on and
Married the Daughter.

Covington. KY. May 13.-James T.
Estes. a rich farmer. was killed yes
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Columbla Hose Company So. 2.

members are requested TO be present
BARNEY MGINLEY. Foreman.
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ANOTHER.
The President Is Finding Places for His
Eastern Friends.

Washington, May 13.-The president
has appointed Andrew o. Campbell of
Hamilton, Ohio. mineral land commits
sioner of the Bozeman district.
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We Have
Just Received

A new assortment of those
Elegant Sterling Silver Waist
Sets and Silver Mounted Belts.
Waist Sets, complete. 81.
Belts from 90 upward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10
NORFOLK REPI BLitiNs.
The Split Between the white and Coioren
Ranks Widens.

NORFOLK, VA, oct. 9.-Special-Aii
is not harmony in the Republican ranks oil
Norfolk
THE city Republican Executive Com
nittce decided at a recent meeting that
i'm view of the Walton ballot law 1t was
useless TO nominate candidates for the
House of Delegates. Right on the heels
of this action the National kepuDhcan
Club Cwhite) called a mass-meetins anu
nominated Keefe and Williamson, poth
white. and speakers In this meeting were
particularly severe in their structures upon
the colOred contingent whose most III
nuential leader, william Thorosood, Is
member OF the City Executive Commit
tee. and is understood 10 have been
largely instrumental in bringing that body
to a decision against nominations.
The whites charged that the colored
leaders claim TO occupy an attitude OF APP
parent neutrality. but really that OF a
marketable commodity. BE that as IL
may, the break between the white ana
colored leaders. and rank and ille as
well, is widening daily. The First Ward
Club has sustained the action OF the COM
mittce. but the National club (whte) mas
more than three hundred members, IN
GLIDING the most influential members OF
the party. and declare they don't intend
negro.
A correspondent of an afternoon paper
having called upon the candidates be-
fore the Democratic primary TO define
their position with reference 10 the prom
ised amendment to the city charter max
ing the Offices of Police Justice, High
Constable Superintendent of Water ana
Water Board elective by the people ana
the relation they sustain to the Ainerl-
tHl..g
Lane this evening answered that he IA
fors putting the High Constable and Po-
lice Justice within reach Of the people
by ballot He knows nothing about the
American Protective Association ana can
not express an opinion.
The Pilot has demanded that all candi-
dates state where they stand with refer
ence to the Walton ballot law. There rs
considerable squirming and a disposition
not to speak until after nominations shal
have been made.
John X. Greenway, trading under the
drm-name of the Norfolk Supply and
Manufacturing Company. assigned to-day
TO John G.. Triton, trustee. Assets ana
liabilities not stated I'm full.
Mr.. Charles T. Bailey, who sustained
a broken leg in the fall Of a scanold a
short time ago. dropped dead at his home
800 Fourth street, Portsmouth, this after
noon
In the Portsmouth Hastings Court to-
day in the suit Of Francis Reigei. VS..
the Atlantic and Danvill Railroad. the
entire day was spent I'm the effort 10 OBJ
tain q jury. only eight men being secured
out Of forty-five examined by the court
MIR. Reiger's carriage occupied by
himself and Mesdamcs G. T.
Ironmoger and Sydney Joes was
struck by an Atlantic and
Danville engine September 18th. 1895. and
all three severely injured. II ne wins his
suit the ladies' viii also appeal TO the
courts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10
The Republicans Of Loudoun

HUGHESVILLE, VA, Oct. Especial
on last Saturday the Republicans met
a; Purcellville and nominated Mr.. TneO-
dore Caves for the House OF Delegates
from this county. and Mr.. Mason Chit
chester for noater from Loudoun and
FauqUier.
Both are worthy gentlemen, but in this
Democratic county they stand no chance
of election. But. on personal grounds
alone aside from all political considera-
lions. Il would be very difficult matter
TO defeat the Hon. John +. Ryan -
present. such Is his holdu pom the con-
fidence and esteem OF the people of Lou
doun.
We have q better class of Republicans
I'm Loudoun than is usually found in
other portions OF the State. Native ~orn,
intelligent. Wings and Federalists Je-
fore the war; Unionists during the war
generally Friends or QGakers in religion
they justly rank among our most useful
and valued citizens.
The drought has not yet let 80 its
grip our suffering people. Many OF our
farmers are postponing their seeding
fearing TO risk putting the seed In the
ground while 1t Is so dry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10
MISS gtRTON's ADDRESS
On the Red Cross Society-Ihe i'pe''S '
Parade ~, Atlanta.

,rt.AxrA GA oct. s-Miss clara
Parton WAS the star speaker at the M
,fopat Council Of Women to-uhg To
address on the Red Cross HoNtiH-u ~, W
delivered I'm the Woman's Duiloines pr
ing OF the p nrR,19sTs, ea,d ii It's basis was
noutraiitv il made neutral all SICK, uiS
abIed. or wounded soldiers; an ~ a..
surgeons. and attendants, VINO caleu ~.
th.n. All supplies OF MEDICINE or io1n ivi
,h.ir use. ali field and military hosplthls,
ui,h their equipments, all glits iroin
neutral nations for the use OF tne ''Cn
and wounded from any army, an nousV
near or about thet should receifo a,au
nurse wounded men. None OF tn's,
should be subject to capture II pfo,iueu
for the sending of wounded men 10 tnoii
homes rather than TO prisons tndl II IN,
and foes should be nursed toge'her am IN
,n Ali military hospitals. and. most OF ar
that the people who had always peen
fnrciblv restrained from approaching any
field Of action for the purpose on ic"aii
however noedful. should not only De az
Lowed their privilege, but should arm anu
c,uiu themselves with relief OF all KINDS,
with the right 10 enter the hnes OF w
belnless thus relieving. not alone thc
wounded and dying, but the armies Vi
their care. A. .,,,,,ra,nrne
was the ''Report of the Committee on
Dress" which was read by Annie w nie.
Johnson. Of Illinois. woman PROMINENT
in her state. ,,e,oro1 W.
mon vas represenfed by Sarah l.. fIhhh-
lin. young colored woman from wash
ingtOn. ,,, -ooa n
Hannah J. Bailey. OF Maine , Tead a
naner on the Women's Foreign MISSION
ary Union. The other papers on the pro-
pramme went over until tomorrow.
An imposing civic and military parad,e,
this morning escorted the Llnerty bcli
to the Exposition PARK. me pi connticss
NEnfrnE1
,Lousands OF spectators along the Inc OF
march Public-school children We're pres
emf I'm immense crowds. tully lorty l aou
sand people were on vne E louiadi' a,nnf
hell was enthusiastically cheereu alVitS
the route. Delegations of dlstlhsulshs.u
citizens from other States participated i'll
the exercises and pie .sures OF inc uas'
Never was such an enthusiastic any pa
trio,ic demonstration witnessed III Auai-
ta's history. II was lhe iiVS' "''
day of the Exposition ..o,,,as az
The exercises began at the grouhus al
70 o'clock. Following was the pro-
PraVer by Rev. Dr. F.. II. Barnett
unsis america" sung by three thou-
sand school children. ,, ,,o~,or
King of Atlanta. ,,-,- ,,,.ua,o,
pp Music. "star-spangled Banner" Gil
m ,re's Band and school children.
Address by Governor W. y. Atkinson
| of. Georgia. ,, cur,o,.o,s
Music. Exposition March Gilmore
Address by c. A. Collier, director-sen-
eral of the Cotton States ana ln'eii'a-
tional Exposition. ,,- 1..,a
Music. pixie" Gilmore's Band;
A salute of thirteen guns 10 L'DerN
luncheon to visitors on Aragon roof
| garden at +. NJ: Charles Harhah'
| master of ceremonies. c.,,...,,.o,s
-Four to =. NJ, concert by plii'ioie :
seven to s p. NJ. concert by Gilmores
Band. fireworks. IT. aa,. Conn
Master of ceremonies for the day |ouh-
| Gilman w. J. Campbell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10
FIRE IN PORTSMOUTH.
NAN DRIVEN INTO THE RIvER Bf
THE NEAT IND DKOUNED.
Warehouse ID Of the seaboard AIT Line
Caught Fire From an cctric "'ro
and Was Destroyed.

NORFOLK, VA, oct. Especial
Warehouse ID. of the Seaboard Airline
at Portsmouth. caught hte tonight rom
an electric wire. 1t was as dry as u1der.
and burned rapidly. The fla mes soon
spread 10 an old office room, in when
was stored a large lot OF books. mani
tests. and other papers, and soon reacheu
a large quantity of freight stored there'
Warehouse - Is atout 9p by fVl ieet
In slze. The Oh Dominion steamship
Yorktown was unloading goods. having
discharged over half OF Ter cargo anu
barely escaped into the river
,.iyhtccn ears OF freight, WHEN hau
ius, been transferred from the hlsh-
s.cet yards. were under the sh 20 an
onaine pulled out nine. but he haiaes
.,,svetcd the return. and the otheI "'"'
were burned. - eo,,ld no,
4 colored man, whose name Svu'u ~
no learned. and W. II. Han, a whiie man.
~ Rrambleton ward, In TINS cty, VIZ
forced by the flames TO jump mo
river. The negro was saved D'' ,'a
eunk. crying, Tor Gods sake
me" His body has not been reco'o''D'
OTHER HOUSES BURNED.
,,,.t,c sharks soon set fire to hceu
prother's stave yard, and ware" ,,.,,,
formerly occupied by Peters q hee'' i aoda
,,,ara burned. The nitrate OF SUI"
stored. catching on fire, sent FORM -
r.or,s resembling volley after Voliey y.
musketry. The warehouse WIN l'o ~
was consumed. The nitrate OIL SO'" ",
longed to Hon. VIM. Il. Grace Oh NJ"
York. .no rorts-
Heroic efforts on the part OF the rol.s-
month Norfolk. and Berkeley IRE depai'-
,nents finally succeeded in checking the
spreading flames. ,,.,,..
Tbe Seaboard Air Line loses heaVlly'
,rhe insurance on warehouse ID and ireisnt
stored therein. Is estimated at S'9'v"'
The loss cannot be approximated to-hish'.
reed Brothers valued their stock at
$4,000. on which there was Sl2'cO 'hsur-
ance. ,,,.
The total loss is believed to be ABOUT
$4,000.
The Portsmouth fire department was
under command Of Assistant chief knapp
and IT is charged that the heavy loss Is
due to his inefiiciency.