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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-23
4 AN EXPENSIVE AFFAIR
EhfiOk's Trial Will Cost the County
- Nearly $4,000.
HANSON FINED $500
VIII stay In jail TIL the Amount Is
PaId-Another Divorce Case
Other Matters of Less Inn
portance Disposed OF.

BurrE, April 22.-It cost Silver Bow
county between 5000 and $4,000 to send
Andrew Ehrick to the penitentiary for
one year. The witnesses alone drew 81, $40
and over s., 500 of it went to the states
witnesses, Banks, Kermode and Trip.
Two others, Beebe and Prendible. drew
about 500 more. Two of the states wit
nesses have been held in the custody of
the sheriff for 322 days and one for $50, or
since the day of Gilmore's murder. They
drew 81 a day for all that time, besides
costing the county 60 cents a day for
board. The jury cost SSi7, and the sher-
iff's costs in the case were S178 more. In
addition to these items are the daily court
expenses. the prisoners board and the
fees of the regular jurors, who we're not
on the case, but we're paid while the trial
jury was being impaneled. The coro-
merry inquest and the preliminary trial
added probably as much more to the total
as the cost of the district court trial.
l. Pete Hanson,' who pleaded guilty on
Saturday to running a beer hall, was this
morning let of by Judge Speer with fine
of $500 and costs. When asked IL he had
anything to say why sentence should not
be passed, he pleaded that he had gone
out of the business. and would leave town
if necessary. Judge Speer told him IL was
not the business of his court to drive any
person out of town, but simply to enforce
the law, matter which the city author
tiles and police should have attended to,
but failed. From the fact that the de-
PENDANT had gone out of business and was
in Jail unable to give bonds, the court
SAID hewould be lenient and impose q
| small fine. Hanson was committed to
| Jail until the fine and costs are paid.
| In Judge McHatton's court to-day q jury
returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the
| case of j. j. York against the Smith Piano
company for S846 for breach OF lease.
The damage suit of Michael Egsn
| against the Great Northern Railway COM
| pany was ordered transferred to the
United States court for trial.
| Mrs. Flora Z. Shepherd to-day COM
| smenced suit for a divorce against her hus-
band, Fred w. Shepherd, to whom, she
was married in Kane county, Illinois,
| Oct. 10, 1871. He abandoned her in Butte
| June /, 1892. There are no children, and
| she asks to be restored to her maiden
uame, Flora Il. Green.
| Adefault was to-day entered in the di-
/ vorce case of Katie Sullivan against
| Charles Sullivan and the cause referred
| to G. w. Stapleton to take testimony.
80 Che robbery cases against Conley and
Dillon are set for trial tomorrow in Judge
| Speer's court. ~
T. j. j. Murphy was added to the regular
| trial jury in Department III.
NAGeorge Haldorn's name was to-day en-
4 tered as attorney for the defendant in the
t'siamage case of William Orr against the
Butte Hardware company.
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THE CHIMES I BOOM.
Enterprises of Various Kinds Will u
Established Now.

Enterprises of Various Kinds Will he
Established Now.
YOKOHAMA, April 22-Following is the
text of n statement issued by the Japa-
nese government denying it has concluded
an offensive and defensive alliance with
China and declaring the commercial adj
vantages secured by Japan will also be
enjoyed by other powers under the
favored nation treat ment. Misapprehen-
sions are reported current in Europe re-
garding the terms of the Japan-C China
treaty. 1t has been reported that Japan
has secured 2 per cent. ad valorem duty
-on imports instead of specific duty and
formed an offensive and defensive alli-
ance with China. The commercial con-
cessions obtained by Japan beyond those
already secured by treaty powers under
the favored nation clause comprise the
right to navigate the Yang TIE Yang to
Chung King and also the Woon Sung
river and canals leading to 500 Chow and
Hank Chow and the right to import mas
chinery and certain goods duty free and
establish factories. These concessions
are not exclusive to Japan they naturally
extend to European powers in virtue OF
the favored nation clause. In securing
these privileges for all Japan expects the
approval of all powers. The reported
offensive and defensive alliance does not
exist. The imperial proclamation just
issued exhorts the nation to moderation
at the present juncture OF the country's
history. .-
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BUTTE BRIEFS.

John Simpson came over from Helena
yesterday. w
A. II. Fehringer, the Basin druggist,
wife and daughter are in the, city.
Sheriff Reynolds returned from Great
Falls last evening with William Phillips,
wanted for embezzement of $50 from his
partner.
A SIPS rug which was stolen few days
ago from ID. j. Knox. was recovered by
Detective Murphy yesterday afternoon in
= cabin In East Silver streor. Tst
L G. w. Pitts, travelling passenger agent
Of the Great Northera. came over from
Helena yesterday on the special train
that brought over the party Of officials.
The officers and members of company
c., n. G. NJ, presented Major Cook with
pair OF field glasses and q handsome
new model revolver last night as a token
OF their high regard of him.
Patrick Mccarthy, a well known South
Butte butcher, and Miss Ella Connell, an
estimabie Walkcrville young lady. will be
married at ST. Patrick's church ut 10
o'clock this morning by Father Do Siere.
f. L. Spanldinr. the young fellow who
was arrested few days ago on the charge
| of counterfeiting, had n hearing yester-
day before United States Commissioner
Nc Murphey. The evidence against him
was very strong, and he was bound over
to tho United States circuit court in
bonds of $1,000. in default or which he
went back TO Jail.
Owing to the hard times and length Of
| the engagement of the warde-James
| company, the management has concluded
10 place the prices for reser~ ID seats as
followst Parquet. Si.50. in stead OF 81;
| first two rows in dress circle. 50; next
three rows in circle, Si.50; last two rows
in circle, 81; gallery and balcony. 80
cents.
Captain Shepherd, who is at DIR. Wells
hospital, Is slowly recovering and expects
to be able to sit up IN few days. COM
binod attack of the grip and diabetis has
greatly weakened the old veteran, how
ever, and il will be some time before he
is again seen around his accustomed
haunts in which his familiar face has been
| greatly missed for the past two weeks. DIR.
McCrimmon has served notice on the
captain that il he expects to fully recover
he must quit drinking permanently and
he 10 reluctantly arranging to dispose oil
his cocktail route to the highest bidder.
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II IL Jspsn's Desire To shake Hands M
Proceed to Business.

IL r. Jspan's Desire To shake Hands and
Proceed to Business.
YOKOHAMA. April 22.--An official dis
patch says that Count Ito. president of
the Japanese council OF ministers, aud
viscount Matsu, the Japanese minister
of foreign affairs, tho two officials who
negotiated the treaty OF peace with IN
Hung Chang and his sou, Lord Ii, at
Shimoneseki, were received in audience
by the emperor before their return to
Hiroshima. The emperor said: "The
principal points of treaty are entirely sat
isfactory and add much to the great en-
pire. am highly pleased at the sigma
service rendered by you"
The following imperial proclamation
was issued this afternoon:
Through peace national prosperity is best
promoted Our ardent desire with the sssisf-
ancc OF our subjects In loyalty and In sincerity
| Is TO restore peace and thereby attain our oo-
ject-the promotion. of national prosperity.
Now that peace is negotiated and an armistice
proclaimed permanent cessation OF hostinties
is near at hand. The terms of peace fixed by
our ministers OF state give complete satisfac-
ton. Tho peace and glory thus secured render
the present fitting time to enghten you as TO
the course of our future policy. We are re
joced at the recent victories which have en-
HANGED the glory OF our empire. At the same
time we are aware that the end OF the road
which must be traversed by the empire in the
march OF civilization is stlll far distant and re-
mains yet TO be attained. We therefore hope. in
common with our loyal subjects that we shall
always guard against selfconteniedness, but IN
a spirit OF modesty and humanity strive to per.
feet our military defense without falling into
extremes In snort. It is our wish that the gov
eminent and the people alike shall work TO a
common end and all classes strive. each In MS
sphere. for the purpose OF laying the founda-
ffAf. Of ant rsrrc 1rifu fC Ina
definitely made known that no countenance will
be given by us to such as. through concet at the
recent victories. may offer insult TO another
state or injure our relations with friendly pow
| ers, especially as regards China. After the ex
change OF the Publications Of the treaty oil
| peace. friendship should be restored and en-
deavors made 10 increase more than ever be
| fore the relations OF good neignborhood. IL IL
our pleasure that our subjects pay due respect
| to these our expressed wishes"
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Northumberland.

WASHINGTON. April 22.-The United
States supreme court to-day declinsd q
rehearing in the case of the Havefneser
& Elder Sugar Regning company. aesinst
the collector of the port of New York.
being a claim for refund on custom du-
tics
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Riae In Wheat

/ PORTLAND, Ore. April 22.-Wheat prices
to-day reached the highest mark of the
year. Exporters quoted Walla Walla at
As cents per bushel, though it is known
that q higher figure was paid for some
large lots. Offerings were heavy.
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TIL. Edi,or,. D..pond.ncv.

Hartford, Conn.,, April 22.-Georce n.
Kicker, 20 years old, editor of the Bristol
Herald, committed suicide this morning
during n fit of dependency by cutting his
throat with a razor.
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Send two coupons and Is cents e
Standard office and COINS Financial
SCHOOL, will be mailed to any address IL
the state without extra charge.
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Flowers For Commencem en-

We are now booking orders for baskets
and bouquets for commencement. We
have the largest and finest line of baskets
in the city. Call and get our prices.
MITCHELL d MANCHESTER,
80 West Granite street, Butte.
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All members OF the I. q. u. +. are in
vited to attend the funeral of brother Lee
u. Allen, of Massachusetts,. which will be
held from Fidelity lodge No. at o'clock
d. m. sharp. Tuesday. April %. Tho
funeral will be on electric cars aud trans
portation will be furnished free to all.
j. H. MILES, n. G.
~. YORK, Secretary.
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Every man. woman and child should
read "Coin's Financial School," IL is the
best book on the oliver question that has
ever been published. Fifteen cents and
two coupons from the STANDARD gets a
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Murky Weather.

WASHINGTON, April %. - Montana
Partly cloudy; cooler Tuesday evening
west to northwest winds.
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- Opening day Monday at Fosselman
Drug Co. Every lady visitor receives an
elegant souvenir.
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Notice of stockhoId .rs MeetInr.

The regular annual meeting of the stockholc
ers OF the Anaconda Mining company will
held at the Office OF the company, room Il
Tuttle block, at Butte city. Montana, Tuesda.
May p, 1895, at O'Clock p. m.
bih' ~ +. 4. SARGEANT.i g.
Saeratarv
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Monday, April %. is opening day at Fos-
selman Drug Co., 43 East Park street.
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Loveliest carnations from Inverness
green houses at Mrs. Knox's, 81 Yves
Granite-,he sign of the basket. SCI li.f
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The choicest line of fine woolens fo
spring and summer suitings just received
by Henry Jonas.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-23

Fred Orion, piano tuner, formerly with
Sherman Music co. All musical instru.
ments repaired. Ill Utah street, Butte.
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Handsome Scotch Cheviot suits made I
order at $4,000. Henry Jonas.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-23

W.A.Smith, piano tuner. Smith PianoCo.
s23 n. Main,will receive prompt attention.
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The Hundred Per Cent
ers Knocked Out.

These figures will make the old fosies and
two-price people tired. because they laugh
at all competition. Indeed they are
Special Surprise Prices.
Just look them over carefully and see il
they are not. Imported by ourselves.
Sold only by ourselves at these prices:
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For plaques, paints, brushes. etc. go to
Charles Schatzlein's, IA West Broadway.
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Butte Cash Grocery Co.,
Cor. Park and Wyoming streets, Butte;
Hibernia Building, Centerville.
"A. +. BRAY. Manager.
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..OF THE BEST MATERIAL"

That describes what spring suits ought TO bs
made Of and that's exactly what you ma IN
our great array of hne woo'ens Tor the spring
second class material. which never looks styi-
ish no matter how superior the workmanship.
It's a study In wooens 10 exam ne our STOCK.
from which we are produclng the handsomest
creations IN town at such hgures as SD ior a
Nobby Cheviot suit.
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For artist supplies go TO Charles Schatz.
lein's, IL West Broadway.
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PUTTR $3.50.

The Principal Branch once Of TIE STANDARD
\ &C No. II East Broadway. Butte. felepheoe
Ne. a5S Advertising rates furnished - apDfs
eatioR
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Now 1. the time TO subscribe.
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]. J. YoRK. Secretary.
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R-Miss G. S Reyes has just returned
from New York City. with an unusually
fine line of millinery goods in the latest
and most approved style; and having
secured AN accomplished trimmer an"
able assistants. is prepared to fill all or
ders satisfactorily. Her regular MILL
nerv display opening is this week Friday
and Saturday and Monday. October l+thI,
at which she hopes to see her friends
and customers, without further notice.
Benminntun VT, Oct. 1lth, 1898.
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Bows White or Natu raj Shirts and Drawers at
25 cents
Chidren's White Vests. Pantalets and Praw
ers at he, lgc 15c &c 3Oc and SIC, according to
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Chidrens Camel Hair or Natural Vests Pant a
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SOC each
Misses Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants, in
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Chidren's White 3-4 Wool Vests and Pants at
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Children's Equestrian lights in black in all the
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Chldren's Scarlet All Wool Vests Pantalets
aud Drawe, s at Csc. 35c 45c and she
Childrrn's Short Knit UnC erskirts in natural
and ecru at 25c each
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n3-Mrs. A. e Dunnrlly would be
pl' a,ed to see the ladies "f Bennington
and vicinity at her opening 81 tall and
winter millinery. at her Millinery and
Drpssmaking Parlors. 10 Mai" street,
Hawks Block, up stairs.
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To Rent.

Nice cOZy tenement, latest improve
mentS: bath room electric bells. etc. Pos
session given Immediately. Designed for
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wood, 23Q Union street. 7+tf
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Knitting Mill for Sale at Bennington
VePHn ont.

For the manufacture of all kinds of
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pacity II frames with all other machin-
cry to correspond. Price extremely low.
Terms reasonable. Immediate posses
sion given. For particulars, address W.
B. Sheldon, Bennington, VT, or j. M,
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Radam's Microbe Killer roots out
every germ of disease, purifies the blood,
promotes good health by It's use. Sold
by Mrs. Mary Gibson, 500 Main street,
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SPECIAL BUSINESS LOCALS.
Lost.

A watch chain. between kitchie's
store and lhe Post Office, or from New
York Tea Store to Methodist Episcopal
church basement, on Thursday l"th be-
tween aud o'clock. Please leave at
RAINIER Office,
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Gen Bates dividends paid but coodo and sub
recall revision while MI Putnams dividends haze been paid
him cash. although Mr. Bates being the younger ought to
have the largest percentage of dividends
1t is needless add that Mr. Bates dividends in the Northwestern
onehd the promised him by Mr. Norton also that
Mr. Bates has recently largely increased his insurance the New York
Life aso that the conditions Mr. Putnams policy in the New York
Life far liberal and against forfeiture and loss than Mr.
Bates policy conditions in the Northwestern.
The cash dvdendsor - policy settlements
through my agency by the N0 York Life with Irving E. Gibson Henry
Bingham, Henry NJ Harris Durham Burt Lucus H. Buss and
other leading citizens Bennington 30
OF the total premiums paid.
should urge the Northwestern
greater than the dividends the New York Life his
would public respect and consideration
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For Sale or TO Rent,

Stewart Block, Main street. The stores
and tenements will rent separately. In
uuire of A. D. Stewart. 56tt
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agSTry Vera Cura, the best remedy
for dyspepsia, headache, heart burn, etc.
An excellent chew. FOr sale only at Dr.
DAVIS drug store, I'' 72t3.
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To Rent.

A desirable tenement, corner OF Silver
street aud Grand View terrace; all mod
ern improvements. Inquire of !. n. GlO'
son, WI
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Mems Camel Hair Shirts and Drawers, regular
7jc quality,
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Mems White A. rer cent. Wool Shifts and
Drawers, regular 75c quality,
FREAR'S PRIC ONLY soc.
Mems Scarlet All Wool Shirts ami Drawers,
regular S1.2j quality
FREAR'5 PRICE ONLY 75c.
MINIS best quality of Scarlet All-Wool Shirts
and Drawers, regular Sl.I5 quality,
FREAR'S PRICE ONLY 81 %
Mems extra fine quality Camel Hair Shir and
Drawers. regular 81 rs quality,
FREAR'5 rRICE ONLY $1.lO
Mems Fancy Blue Shirts and Drawers, regular
SLID quality,
FREAR'S PRICE ONLY $I,25.
Mems Fancy Random Gray All Wool Shirts and
Drawers, regular 81 rs quality.
FREAK'S PRICE ONLY 81.
A complete assortment of Mems
Full Fashioned Shirts and Draw
ers in white, natural, camel hair
and fancy COlOrs, at Frear's.
Frear & Co. are the selling agents
for The celebrated Or. Jaeger SAM
tary Wooden Underwear in all
grades and sizes for men, women
and children.
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Room and board wanted in private
family. Call at Post Office for parhcu-
lars. gu"
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To the Public:
To the Public:
F | K 'FIF' REASONS WHY i?
Mr.. Norton began this cor

NOTtOn controversy
dividend
ISSUE Mr. Norton should surely prevail upon the basis
of facts however his lamenable failure
blamed choosing Ben
nngton Lowell and Lancaster from local facts foreign felton,
Judgment found here
shewd enough however, quit the domain fact
aWfO
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mo rogue e'er felt the halter draw,
With good opinion Ol the law"

His boasu and nsncere proers of $4,000 Reward he well
knows imposed impossible conditions precedent viz The comparison of
policies of plan and dale OF issue in Bennington and his
good faith is shown when reflect that would hardly he possible
that precisely similar D0Ce companies could be found
small community Even could have this impossible
would surely have $4,000 collect law this 200
newspaper based upon consideration whatsoever
Mr. Norton that dividends in his company unconditional
subject revision stated 10y Mr. Chs The old adage
appemO eectveyto this to most of his other assertions
"Fasus in asus in omnibus Fase thing false in all
hngs) General Bates has kindly his last dividend
direct to him from the Northwestern office in Milwaukee,
officers =