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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-31

Prices tor market beef-A few choice, S al
Extra, 81 ipd5 3; .lrst quality, SjaJ25; second
uhits, SlG i53; third qualify, 3GI5O.
Pr ce' for store cattie-WCrklng oxen "A
mr' $tpdllO; tarrow cows, slOG2!; fancy
BOWS, SJGG1l; milch cows and caves, $50 9Is:
o4rlingss <o@iG; @.year.olds, S4s22; o-year'
|Ids. 50 as.
We,tcra fat swne-Llye, 5000; northern
PES -ed hog. 81 a. ~.
Price, for sheep and lpmbs-In lots, S2G2 2562
).5J each; extra, s! % $50 or -0t3a{c y Id;
|.mh,, sat BE; veal calves, , snGc
Prices toI de-, t7l!Ow and ,ius- Brighton
|id--, ga ~ e Z N; tailow, 3e4c o N; caun-
|ry hides, &c { ID country tailDw, ll1pIc p ID:
Mr. skins, '1c'dS 'o each lamb skins, $50 JJc
barry skins, 4 GOO.
Cattle The western cattle were virtually
carly all place Uunn arrival Country catt.e
4 moderate demani, and hut few on sale.
PRICES "a tribe weak compared with last week.
Sh-ep-A genrrou. supply for the week,
\ ich were housht b. tire west on fun a. easy
l4rn, as last WerH. Inc various l4tj chang Il
nds at the yard, hardly satisfactory to
|Wn"rs.
Veal calyci-Price' rue steady and the quail
y little better than last week. b air sales
Live poultry-llye tons at Ggsc. q IL.
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TEAS, COFFEEs AND SPICES.
T. II. HcriAin.

Teas-Oolong and India, Il5o per pound.
Formosa Oolongs. Az. 50. soc. and 5lOO;
English breakfast. 90 TO Soc. Ceylon. S0c
to a.0O; gunpowder, soc; young Tyson,
Coo; Japans. 80, 10. 50. 60 and Toe.
Cohees--PriVate growth Java 40c. pc.
pound; Mocha. Csc; standard Java, SIC
golden Rio. o.; Marcabo. SOC. mixed
ground, 25r.: powdered Mocha and Java,
zoe; dandelion. 25c.; New Era. &c.
cereal. 30c.; cocoa coffee, 15c per H.
SptCcs-Pepper. IN cents per pound; all
spice, 40c. cinnamon. SOC; ginger, soc
cloves. 5Oc; mustard. 5oc. Cayenne pep
per, Soc; white pepper. Soc; mace. $40,
nutmeg3. sl,2o per ID.
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EcIirfIn Sly tiomra.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases
relieved iii six hours by the 'NEW
Ct,SRE" T5is new ~ rrnddv Is hi1NEY
PRISE on account of It's exceeding PROMPT
hess in relieving pain in the bladder, Kid
i9ssa,,,s "iru o fs ~ ffstnoin ne urinary
retention of water and pain in passing II
almost Immediately. II you want quiclt
relief and cure this is your remedy. Soil
BY Il. Il. Stearns s. Co, Druggists. Bur
lnEton Vt.
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FEEF HIDES DROP AGAIN.

Hyde Pc X, oct. 25.-The market for beef
hides has stl further declined and we are
again compelled to reduce quotations y
cen per pound. To-day's prices are as
follows: Steer and OK. 70 pounds and up
No. !. 90 cents; steer and OK, - pounds
and up, No ,, Ak cents; cows and light
steers, No. ], 81 cents; cows and light
steers, 40. ,. a. cents; bulls and stars.
No. /, IA cents; bulls and stays, No. . 81.
cents. CARROLL S. PAGE.
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The Weekly Free Press

Gives S4 columns every
week for year Sl.00. No
other paper in Vermont can
say this; no other paper
gives so much news as the
FREE PRESS.
YOu have n neighbOr who does
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year.
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The Wool Market.

The tone in the wool market is quioter, al.
hough, taking It all in all, there has been a
considerable quantity sold during the past
week. Territory woods are moving readily,
'iJh a strong upward tendency in prices.
fleece wool, ara firm, with values a little
trougcr than las, week. The steal y demand
or Australian wool has largely reduced tho
purchases made three months ago, and buyers
"y paying full prices as they require sup.
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NFiIdren Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Ca 'tora.
When she was a Child, she cried for Cas,cria.
When she became Miss, she cluus TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave then Castoria.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-10-31

The weekly edition of the New York
Sun was discontinued with the issue of
October 60
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BURLINGTON MARKETS.
Local Retail Markets.

'''''7 ''''' ' - Ut Oh
The following quotations are fur
nished by some of Burlngton's leading
merchants:
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w then
You
Marry

1t will be money
in your pocket and you are sure
10 be satisfied, if you get the
wedding cards of tho
FREE Press ASSOCIATION.
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ID; paddock, Sc. bluefsh, 16 to lSc.; cod
steak l2c.. sea trout. lSc.; plltc. i5c
pickercl, 12i5c; halbut 3oc.; salmon, IS to
ACC. per pounl.
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Quotations are as follows:


Provisions-DarY butter, is to 2lc per
pound; cheese, Q to II cents nor H. +;
eggs % cents dazen; beans, 81 .00U22 5 per
bushel; honey, l6c per pound; potatoes,
81 to 40 cents i bushel.
Meats-Beef Vermont, dressed, tot l-2c.
per h. pork, dressed, S IL to &C.; lamb
II to 12c.; mutton, &C.; fowls, alive, to 10c
dressed, lic.; chickens, 15c. per pound,
alive turkeys. 15c. dressed.
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secretary otrlisle will be approved by
Senator sherman and Y. r. Reed in his
action on silver coinage.
sunday, oct. 81.
James j. Van Allen will return to Rhods
1sland--RepubiC Of Hayti said to be In
state Of rebellion President Hippolvte
in his palace guarded by soldiers--Great
amount of counterfeit money be ny passed
Mt Boston--Burglar who escaped from
Boston inspector in 1889 recaptured --
Chelsea (Mass) citizens object TO he de-
lay of Boston in completing tho Chelsea
bridge-Receip for the Knights Tenn
plar oonclaNe at Boston exceeded expo nGi-
ture--Boston Commercial club delegates
returned from ST. Louis.
Monday Oct. rs.
Two of mob killed in an attack on
Tiilin (O) jail---Expedition headed by
General Cespcdcs sailed from Whining
ton, d H.. for Cuba---The witnesses in
murder case at Waterbury, Conn, disap-
pear-Trial OF Fl. II. Holmes begun at
Philadelphi n-Land suit in West Viz
Tnia involving titls tn 100000 acres
Fire in University of Virginia caused IL loss
of 800, 0J0---rhree children burned to
death in the Oneida reservatiOn--Eng-
lish and American missionaries at Ar
menia i'm Professionalism burned prop
erty Of the Shirley (NassD Shakers
Serious fire in lum Der yard at Lincoln, y.
H--Iiot Springs (Ark) sporting men ex-
neC' to 4ae battle between Corh.tJ and
titzSiUnons-Boy i>illod by accidental
discharge of gun II Bedford, y. H
Rev +. A Warfeld charges that BcocE-
ton (MasaD public officials give lid1or
sellers protection - Anna Thompson
Ayres of Rockville, Conn, sues for d.
yorce from the man with whom she
clopcd--Man run over and fatally in
jured by u horse car at West Nowbury,
Mass-,Iohn }. Archibald OF South Port
land Me. believed TO have been
drowned - Suicide Of Mis- Estellc
Cotton Of Brooklyn - Rhodo Island
Sons OF st. George hud church
parade at Pawt uckct, r. Treas
ury hrs not yet solved the revenue
problem-English channel steamer dam
aged in callision-Patrck King Gala
han jumped from Pcughkeepsio On. Y }
bridge, and received injuries which caused
his death--tlore alleged defects in tho
cruiser Maine-A mmcn ram Katahdin
arrived at New London, Conn, for her
speed trial. Chicago May" New York :
I6-yeur-trd blackmailer, a criminal little
freak--Che,s Champion Pillsbury tC
take part in the big masters tournament
at St. Carbohydrates meeting at
Havcrhill. Mass, protested against lynch
ing outrageS at nc south.
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Live stack kets.


Amount of live stock on the markets al
rlgnton and NatcrtOWn:
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ing outrageS At 0hc south
Tuesday. Oct. 20.
Josiob Quincy ,s.ured nj Damocro,io
nomination ror tho ,n.yornltv of BOSTON
Ercncb ministry ,rcrtbrovn I,p.
oaqeu,ut of Princess N.,id NJ NVoles aud
priuco Karl of Denmark auDounced---
Parsons y. Cog,wou of the Concord
~ ~ naiiv N0,itor dand-n,von.
Giiro fourbt "A iO.rotud draw, in New
Ynrk--J.ues ! Van Allen returned 70
Nrvnort 4 T-Tnvostigatinn of tho
Rrockton NI,s;\ police dsD,rtmer+. "a ho
u.1c---Tvnn Na.sC coal hondlers d..
m,pd = r,na-bour ,yorl, dav and viii
s,ril,o If refused L Charles Rinh,rdson
the author Of che Rovals,on (Alpssl ..wild
man" stories. conr.sses thar tbev vera
made ont of whole cloth i1ore,t G,,oe
rarjnc ON tbc RIue Ridon ,uorntni,.
near Lexing,on. Vat /, Wrenp
viii hold the tennis cha,nnionsbin
Of Harvard university another ye,r--L.
Small uprising in Hayti promntlv sum
nressed Providence chief of police surd
for $40. 900 damages for alleged false arrest
Four Dntirrts esc,nod from D,nvnrs
CfassN nevlum-Pa,ri.k ! Hanlcv who
has hecn sh,mning iu.,r;tv sentenced
to p years in Ma,slahu,etts srnt, prison
rs an habitual criminal-Newioup
land smuggling revelations continue
Ex-Quccn OF Hawaii will spend the winter
in Ialy-FrciEht trolley cars may be in
trouuced in Newark, n .J-Men on the
Jackson Harmsworth polar expedition
an&lous to return-Los~ TO the Cnver-
silly of Virginia by fire q, Ncd at $780,
CJJ-Nosc powerful Wa .ps 10 be sent
to Constantinop.e b. tne uowcrs-
Portugal refused Great Brilu4n's offer of
assistance in quclling The Guan re.
bcllion - Rev. ". A Dwight Of
Boston and Miss Edith Roberts mar
red in Londoa-.-Robert A. Pack
ard pleaded utility 10 q charge Of
horse stea ing at Quincy, Mass
- pit heria spreading tu an alarming
extent IN Brooklne. Mass - Western
roads report last week as satisfactory in
trei ght rates, but not ia passun niger figures
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Massachusetts city Elections.

Boston. Dec. 3.-The new city gov
ernments were chosen in 10 OF the 81
cities of the state to-day and In three
quarters of them there was practically
no enthusiasm whatever. In many
places party lines were not drawn, and
in Springfield. Somerville, Glouchester,
Brockton and other cities the battle was
fought on the A. p. A. issue. The
contest in Springfield was one of the
warmest in the history of that city and
resulted in the overthrow of the can
didates endorsed by the A. p. A In
Somerville. where the organization has
had control. its candidate for mayor
was defeated. The secret organiza-
ton was triumphant in Dorchester
and Brockton. Republicans showed
unexpected strength In Fall River and
carried II by nearly 1900 plurality.
They also carried Lawrence. a former
democratic stronghold. by more than
500. Marlborough. Maiden. Brockton
and Newton again elected republican
mayors. The democrats won a victory
in Hhverhill. Mayor Jewett meeting
defeat by more than 900 plurality.
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Campaign Funds stolen.

Chicago. Dec. 3.-Three-quarters of
a million dollars has been stolen from
the campaign fund of the democratic
party. raised for the years 1898. 1894 and
the spring of 1896. The charge is made
by M. c. Mcdonald and Alderman John
Powers. IL is sustained by the newly
elected chairman OF the county central
committee. Thomas Gahan. in the
statement that the funds OF the past
two years have not been accounted for
The money was raised for the cam
paign which resulted In the election of
John Hopkins over George b. Swift. as
mayor. for the county commissioners
campaign following, for the aldermanic
campaign. for the winter contest and
for the drainage canal campaign. but
recently closed. The democratic ad-
ministration of the central committee
born out OF the assassination OF Carter
Harrison. is charged with the misuse
OF this money.
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SURE OF ONE THING
A Recent Arrival From Alaska Ha,
Seen the Sights.
AND NOW HIS CASH is GONE
He Said That He Had Many Pieces
of Money and Believed That a
Woman OF the Town Had
Swiped His Dough.

Charlie Grono arrived in Anaconda
from Alaska one day this week. He
had made a little money In the placer
mines there and came back to civiliza-
ton to spend the winter. While about
town on Monday he met a crowd Of
good fellows and they had jolly time
which ended in Heck McClain's resort
on Commercial avenue. While there
Charlie was smitten with the charms of
one of the patronesses and they retired
to an upper room for a social time.
Charlie doesn't remember much about
DIT, but he knows that when he started
out with the boys he had more than
800 in his inside pocket, two little dia-
monds, a few nuggets and some gold
dust in a purse in his trousers and he
knows that 1.-The devil a cent he had
come Tuesday morning"
He thought that his charmer. named
Rosa Parker, got IL and swore out
warrant for her arrest which was serv-
ed by Constable Burke. A trial was
had before Justice Kennedy, in which
Assistant County Attorney Winston
endeavored to make out "a case.
Rosa was a sort of Portia, however.
and conducted her side of the AFFAIR
with considerable legal talent and skill
and had no trouble in securing the
Scotch verdict, mot proven" and she
was allowed to depart. Grono could
not swear that ne was robbed in Nc
Leans saloon or that the woman did
1t. The only point he was positive on
was that he had lost his money and
his valuables and he wishes he had
stayed in the land of long winters, mos
Quitos and EsQuimaux.
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Justice Rufus w. Peckhan.

Washington, Dec. 3.-The president
to-day nominated Rufus w. Peckham
of New York to be associate justice Of
the United States supreme court, to
succeed the late Howell z. Jackson Of
Tennessee. He also nominated Richard
Olney to be secretary of state and judi
son Harmon attorney general Rufus
w. Peckham is Judge of the court Of
appeals of New York. 1t is believed his
nomination win be satisfactory to Sen
ator Hill. whose opposition was sue
cessful in preventing the confirmation
of Hornblower and Wheeler Peckham,
New Workers.. whose names were sent
in by President Cleveland for the su-
preme court Justiceship now held by
Justice White Of Louisiana.
Senators on both sides of the cham
Der express themselves as highly pleas
ed with the nomination of Judge Peck
ham. Senator Hill of New York Is in
the West, but Senator Murphy said
there could be no doubt of his speedy
confirmation. He did not believe that
Senator Hill would make any opposi-
ton.
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Anaconda Ne0s.

the rifiing OF the bodies by the perpetra-
tors of the slaughter, a hyena-like horde
of barbarians bounced upon these heaps
and stripped the dishonored carcasses OF
what poor clothing they had. leaving
them In all degrees of nudity. Finally,
about noon. a score OF Armenians headed
by a priest. went. under the protection OF
soldiers, to bury the corpses. Eighty
three of them were laid in a single
trench. Probably about a hundred of
them were killed.
The Vienna correspondent of the Daily
News says a telegram to the Turkish en-
bassy says that the sultan has resolved
to break ali diplomatic relations II the
powers force through the Dardanelles. A
from Rome to the Daily News
says the cruiser Piedmont, the newest
and fastest in the Italian service, has
been ordered to the Levant.
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New Receivers Report.

Milwaukee. Dec. s.-The first report
to the court of the receipts and dis
bursements by the new receivers OF the
Northern Pacific was filed in the ONCE
OF the United States court this after
noon. The report is for October and
states that during the month the total
cash receipts were s4.s43,297 from all
sources. The disbursements for the
same month amounted to s1.795. 762. and
on Nov. 1. there was a balance on
hand of s2,ss7.5S The report says that
in addition to the foregoing the receiv-
ers have in their possession the sum of
81. 246. 1854.
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Denver. Dec. 3.-If reports prove
true. both Idaho Springs and Central
City. already great gold producers, are
likely to become second Cripple Creeks,
for 1t is claimed that tellurium ore mas
been found on the divide between the
two towns. but six or seven miles TO
the east. The inhabitants OF Salida, on
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad, are
excited over the discovery OF gold half
a mile from that town. and hundreds
OF men are to-day engaged in stalking
claims
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Records In Cheys nne.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Cheyenne, Wyo, Dec. 3.-Two worlds
bicycle records were broken here to-day.
John Green rode a full mile in 1 minute
25 seconds fat on a straightaway road
course with a flying start and unpaced,
beating the worlds record, held by Nc
Leod, of 1888 2-5. Charles Erswell rode a
mile in l minute and 40 seconds fiat.
standing start, unpaced, over a strighta-
way road course, beating the best time
recorded. 2:04 2-5. Several hundred people
witnessed the trial, which was with a
wind blowing 2s miles an hour directly
upon the backs of the riders. L. A. w.
timeleepers and judges officiated.
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ON THE TRACK.
At Ingleside.

San Francisco. Dec. 3.-To-day's re-
suits at Ingleside. Five and a half fur
longs-Toano won, Carmel second. Pr
quante third: time. 1:11%. Mile
Strathmeath won, Basso second, Col
Inns third time. 1:46. Six furlongs, 2
year-olds-Sallie Cliquot won, Miss
Brummel second, Kamsin third; time,
1:17h. Six furlongs-Shield Bearer
won, Billy s. second. Sligo third; time.
1:1S%. Six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won,
Abb p. second. Hidalgo third; time, 1:1s.
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Here Is Hustling.

A grand Transformation scene took
place last night at Keppler's tewelry
store on Main street. About closing
time several drays began unloading
unwieldy boxes In front of the store.
A crew of carpenters attacked the
crates and soon revealed an entire
new outfit OF furnishings for the in
terror OF the house. Handsome oak
display cases for the wall and show
cases for the counters. The carpen-
tiers worked like beavers all night and
by morning the store was In ship shape
with the stock again on the shelves.
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frozen to Death.

st. Louis. Dec. 3.-Two persons were
frozen to death last night as a result
Of the unexpected cold wave that
struck this city, and two others mar
rowly escaped a like fate.
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States grand jury to-day returned two
true bills against t. A. Starrh, ex-re-
ceiver of the HALEY land office. Starrh
is charged with embezzlement. Prior
to his arrest civil actions were COM
menced against his bondsmen to re-
cover the amount OF the shortage, $3.50.
Yesterday judgment was taken by
agreement for the full amount.
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Tobacco. Alcohol OF Opium. or on account
Of youthful indiscretion or over indulgence etc
Dizziness. Commissions Wsksfulnes.. hesdsehs.
Mental Depression, Soffening OF the Brain. Weak
Nemory Bearing Down Pains. Seminal weakness
Hysteria. Nocturnal Emissions. spermatorrhGs
~ Lead 10 premature old age and insanity.
Po.itively guaranteed. Price. ~ 90 boz; boxes
Tor IS 90 Sent b. mail receipt OF price n written
,.r.ntee furnished with every $500 order recsfved
= refund the money II . permanent cure ~ nos
nected -,
Mailed in plain wrapper. For sale at
Parsons pharmacy. y w. PARK 81. Butte
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At New Orleans.

New Orleans, Dec. 3.-Seven furlongs
Stark won, Sir John second, Monte
Penso third; time. 1909. Mile and one
quarter-Marcel won, Billy Mckenzie
second. Blasco third; time. 2:os. Six
furlongs-Judith C won, imp Sugar sec
ond, Coranella third; time, ZIG. Six
furlongs-Miss Young won, Chattanoo-
ga second, Hibernia Queen third; time.
lis. Mile-Invade won. C. B. Cox Sec
ond. Beatifc third; time, 1:42A.
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Treacherous Red Skins.

Merida, Mexico, Dec. 3.-Gen. Daniel
Traconis, who has been conducting a
vigorous campaingn against the rebel
Indians of this section, was returning
from his ranch when Indians fired upon
him from ambush. None of the bullets
took effect. The Indians were repulsed
by the generals armed escort.
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Hannaford's New Job.

Chicago. Dec. IA special from st.
Paul. MIMI. says: julie NJ. Hanna
ford. general traffic manager OF the
Northern Pacific. has been offered the
first vice presidency OF the reorgani-
zed Erie railway and is now in New
York considering the proposition
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London, Dec. "A special dispatch
from Naples says Mount Vesuvius is In
eruption. Three distinct torrents o.
lava are flowing from Atrio Del Ca.
vallo, burning chestnut groves along
Its downward course and falling the
veterana precipice, between Monte
Somma and CoNine Del Salvatore.
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Major Post Is In SharRe.

Washington. Dec. Son the recon-
mendation of General Craighill. chief OF
engineers, the secretary of war to-day
directed Major ]. c. Post of the corps
of engineers to take charge of all pub
lie works in the vicinity of Detroit, for
merly in charge of Col. o. E. Poe, de-
ceased.
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THE DEATH VALLEY.
Horrible scenes at the Massacre at Mar
sovAn Heaps of Corpsea

London. Dec. 3-The Daily News CORE
spondent at constantinople says a letter
from a European at Marsovan says that
on Sunday. after the massacre. there was
a CHASTITY spectacle at the edge Of the
Armenian cemetery. Corpses were
brought by the wagon load and tossed
upon Ghe ground In heaps. Aside from
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st. Louis, Dec. 3.-Dispatches from
Rome announce that Rev. Father Da-
vid w. Kenrick, pastor of st. vincent's
church, has been appointed bishop of
st. Louis. Father Kenrick is inclined
to think the report a mistake.
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Fire I'm New York.

New York, Dec. 3.-Damage by IRE
at No. " Warren street to-day Is es-
timated at $4,000. of which half Is on
the building and $4,000 on the Argo
spice mills.
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Mechanical, architectural drawing,
chemistry. assaying. shorthand. book
keeping and English branches. Ana
conda Business College, opposite post
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-04

Mrs. Fitzpatrick has taken the Com
mercial hotel. Anyone desiring a first
class meal at a reasonable price will
do well to give her a call.
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Gray & Gervais have moved their
coal oil office from Meals news stand
to room 1 Shields block. Main street.
entrance on Park avenue.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-04

14-karat solid gold watches, from
$50 ND. Gold filled watches, $40 and
up. at Hammerslough's.