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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
ABDUL HANDS, ATTITUDE.
HIS REFUSAL TO ACCEDE TO THE DE-
MANDS OF THE POWERS.

SAILING OF THE WHITE soUADRoN-ENGLrsH N.
rEREsr IN THE ST LoUIs-THE CORNELL
CREw-rHE CAMBRIDGE-OXFORD cHAL-
-NAsRULLAH KHAN AGAIN
LITERARY WOMEN AT DINNER
MR. HERBERT SPENCER AND
HIS REJECTED DEcoRA-
TION-THE THEA
TREs-sOCIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09
DRAGGED UNDER TIE WAGON VHhHL'.

A DOUBLE RUNAWAY ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TREES r-pRoOTED A VEHICLE SMASHED
AND A DRIVERS LEG BROKEN.
An exciting double runaway TOOK piace III nu'"''
ford last evening. In Carmita-ave a morse pelois
ing 10 W f. Waller jr.. local drygo'nS oeAi''
ran away. throwing out Ewoo1 "aiie'' uP''','''s
several shade trees and smashing wagon m'o
k,rdling u,ood The sish Of the fleeing animal
frightened horse OF Lockwood Brothers, furniture
dealers Of Paterson. which also ran away; III d
vain attempt to stop the horse. James i'dS' , ''
driver was dragged under the wagon "h'eiS anu
had a leg broken Waller was not hurt Dduiy'
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finding II out is there? We both say you
are the greatest English statesman OF the
century-more than this you are head and
shoulders above Pitt. Yours, etc,
sal"
This ends the letters and the rest of
the correspondence consists of tele-
grams.
sal: The war Is on. let Rome howl.
She's working like charm. Yours.
Grove"
Grove: They have swallowed the bait
here. The goose hangs high. Yours.
sal"
SAL Serious panic In w street to-
day, matter going trife too far. Have
Rothschild interviewed declaring as unfa-
vorable to war. That will stop slump
getting beyond control. Have sent mes
sage to congress on financial question,
think my views win be endorsed. Yours.
Grove"
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MORE BASEBALL.
What Is Necessary for the Formation of
"A League Next Season.


Billings Gazette: We did not have
baseball article in the Yellowstone
Journal in reference to a league next
year, but printed IL in full and let IL go
at that. 1t seems, though, that the
Journal wishes to throw cold water on
the proposition, or at least is inclined
to be critical. There is no occasion for
that. The Gazette merely gave a rough
outline of a scheme which we thought
might be a good one. We are not we'd
ded to 1t, by any means, but would
like to see some good baseball next
season. II Fort Keogh can't come, as
suggested by the Journal, then take in
Bozeman or any other town that can.
And as far as professionals are
concerned, we are perfectly willing to
drop them and let Billings take her
chances with the other towns with
what she can produce at home In the
way of baseball material 1t would
certainly be cheaper to maintain a
league on those lines, and, as the Jour
nal says, IL would be more satisfactory
to have our own boys constitute the
teams. If all the towns would agree to
this plan it would undoubtedly be the
better plan. but there would have to be
a proviso of some kind to keep Miles
City from doubling up" with Fort
Keogh and thus having the pick of two
teams against the other towns. That
is one reason why we wanted Fort Ke-
OCH in the league. But IL the move
ment ever gets along far enough for
the organization of a league that
matter could be arranged.
The most serious obstacle. the
Journal thinks, is the matter OF rail-
road rates, and IL says a league cannot
be maintained unless a rate of cent
per mile can be secured. The railroads.
we fear, would hardly put it that low.
but that is the first matter to be con-
sidered before a meeting of the repre-
sentatives of the various towns is called
to organize. II the Journal is in earn
est and really wants a league let IL
take up the matter with the Northern
Pacific and see what rate II will make.
The Gazette will do the same with the
Burlington If the Journal will agree
and guarantee that that road will do as
well as the other We are willing TO
admit, at the very start, the superior
knowledge of the editor of the Journal
on baseball, give him all the glory of
having originated the idea OF a league.
will fall in with any reasonable sug-
gestion he may make and next year
league or no league-have the pleasure
of again seeing Billings beat the stuff
fin out of any aggregation he can get
together. But that is a depression.
Let's try and get the rates arranged
and see what can be done toward form
ing a league. Every town mentioned
seems to be willing to join, and II the
Journal will open correspondence with
the Northern Pacific on the subject the
Gazette will do the same with the Bur-
lington.
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HELENA'S BOOM.
Ruling Prices at which You Can Buy I'm
proved Real Estate.


proved Real Estate.
From an Advertisement in the Mon
tana Transcript
s175-4-room cottage in good order.
on hilly lot 50x140
S325-Neat cottage on Division street,
two doors from Rodney street. having
hall, looms, pantry, closet, city wa
ter; lot 35x10o: recently foreclosed for
$1,050; clean deed will be given for
1925.
$350-Cottage on Boulder ave-, hall,
5 rooms, pantry, closets, good fences;
lot 40x140; 500 down; $3.50 payable in
three years; insurance on house $500
paid up for 3 years.
s350-No. 926 Peosta; lot 40x125; good
fences; small shack.
$375-Well built dwelling having Z
rooms "a on first floor and in base
ment), pantry, closets, lot 50x125; house
recently papered; cost $1,000; no in
cumbrances.
$350-4-room cottage, fences, shed;
lot 50x150 on s. Rodney.
$475-No 1881 Tenth ave-, rooms,
pantry. 2 closets; city water in kitch-
en-; cellar, shed, fences; half block
from electric line; cost 81 100.
$550-No. 1885 Tenth ave-, similar to
1881 Tenth avenue, except that this
has a corner lot.
$5OO-Neat Groom cottage, IN gOOu
order; shed, stable; lot 42x100; (cor-
ner); No. S12 Lamborn ST., in N. r..
addition.
$450--No. 21 Division St. an attrac-
tive cottage; rooms. water in kitch-
en-. bath room plumbed ready for bath
tub; lot 35x100; cost $1,150; terms, $3.50
down.
$S50-No. 625 Peosta ave-; 5 rooms;
good outbuildings; convenient TO
school; half a block from the electric
line.
$1,05O-No. 629 Peosta ave-; Z rooms;
stable: lot S3x125: $3.50 down.
$1,500-An attractive dwelling, hav-
ing hall, 9 rooms, pantries, cellar, D
or closets, front and back stairs,
large attic; piped for hot air, mantel.
stable; lot 45x100; cost $4,000; is in
class repair half a block from electric
line; built on honor, out of the best
materials; $3.50 down, $3.50 in three
years. Best bargain in Helena.
$1,550-Handsome seven room dwell
ing; modern conveniences; stable; 500
down.
S2.OOO-Brick dwelling on Sth avenue.
between Beattie and Raleigh; rooms;
lot 50x140.
$2,4O0-126 jefferson ST., 10 rooms;
bath room, furnace, sewer connection;
gas, plumbing; a handsome, well-built
house, lot 42x10O; within 10 minutes
walk from Main street.
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situation; he must be aroused from
his innocuous desuetude or he will be

situation; he must be aroused from
his innocuous desuetude or he will be
lost
Yellowstone Journal: The above
criticism Is unjust when the conditions
and circumstances are considered On
the day referred to the editor OF this
paper had, in addition TO doing up the
weekly mail. writing several delinquent
subscribers in regard to wood, rust1ing
a few Christmas locals. explaining to
the bank how the code was In error in
not permitting the usual three days
grace on collections. persuading an
irate subscriber not to stop his paper
because his wife's uncle's visit to them
had not been noticed and the perform
ance of many other duties that fall to
the lot OF the country editor; on that
day we had written to this paper
lengthy special dispatch from Wash
ington embodying in Its 300 or 400
words a careful diagnosis OF the situa-
ton at the seat of government In re-
gard to the Venezuelan affair. II was
dignified. dispassionate and wholly de-
void of jingoism. We approved of IL
heartily, but II IL perhaps needless to
explain to those who know US that We
were too modest to express that ap-
prevail in our editorial columns and We
gave our readers the dissertation on
beet sugar instead.
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Subject TO Evolution.

Helena Herald: II seems quite idle
TO discuss the questions whether or
not the attitude OF this government
respecting the Venezuelan boundary Is
within the letter or spirit OF the Mon
roe doctrine as originally promulgated.
The attempt Is made by Great Britain
TO encroach upon the territorial pos
sessions Of weak republic OF this con-
tinent. and this act OF aggression is
not supported by a decent pretense OF
right. IL would be a cowardly part
for the United States TO stand idly by
and permit the threatened wrong TO
be contaminated. The Monroe doctrine
as announced by its author was sum
Client for the conditions TO which Il ap-
piled. but IL is subject TO the great law
OF evolution
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Billings Gazette: Talking about
war" remarked a travelling man. re
minds me that the day I left Chicago
l overheard a conversation between
two gentlemen who were waiting for
their train. They were speaking OF
the prospects for war and one of them
said: Well. IL there was war believe
those Montana fellows would make
the best fighters. I see they already
have over 5000 men equipped and
ready TO take the field, and II they
fight like they do everything else they
win just simply clean things up
Which goes to show" concluded the
travelling man. that the news travels
fast and does not always run In a
straight line. Now the simple state
ment telegraphed east by the governor
that we could equip 900 men II neces-
sary. heightened itself out to 5000 by
the time II reached Chicago. BY the
time the story gets as far east as New
York the Montana forces viii be on
the march to clean up all the English
and Canucks in the country"
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State Of Montana.

spirit which has been kindled all over
the union is noticed in this city. The
leaning of our warriors seems TO be
toward the organization of an infantry
company to march directly from here
to the British line and then assist in
the invasion of Canada. Henry Smith
wants to be a private, 10 Reese. COM
missary sergeant; William Strong
first sergeant-the other ~ places In
the ranks are still open. but the skel-
eton company is willing to march and
fight.
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Question of Privilege.

Great Falls Tribune: IL behooves
the Montana Press club to inquire into
the case OF Col. Sam Gordon of the
Yellowstone Journal While Grover
Is twisting the lions tail in good shape
Wall street and Lombard street at
tempting to create a panic. the sultan
permitting the massacre of Christians
in Turkey and laughing at the powers
Spain strangling Cuba. or trying to.
the codes and Haskelfs opinions being
knocked end up and the Butte foot
ball team suffering defeat I'm san
Francisco. Colonel Gordon Is sitting
quietly and devoting all the editorial
space at his command to thrilling
plate article on how to raise beets for
sugar. Heroic measures are needed TO
bring Sam TO a realizing sense of the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-31
JUST LIKE A SISTER
Argentine Wants to Be Exempted From
Paying a Duty on Wool.
NICARAGUAN CANAL BILL
Storms In the Middle States-The
Chicago Beer War Ended-Rus-
STA and France Tender Aid
to the United States.

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator voor-
hees presented TO the senate to-day a
communication from Senior v. ]. Do
minguez. charge d'affaires OF the Ar
gentine legation, bearing upon the re-
1ations between Argentine and the
United States as II Is affected by the
tariff IL Is proposed TO levy on wool
under the house revenue tariff bill. In
order that there should not be any in
terruption OF the good feelings now ex-
listing and to avoid disturbing the COM
mercial relations between the two coun-
tries. he asks whether IT could not be
suggested In considering the bill the
proposed duty should be made to apply
only 10 countries other than South
American. He says the wool importa-
lions from South America are compar-
atively small, and instances the state
ment of the National Woolgrowers' as
ISOLATION that their chief complaint is
against Australian woods, and sug-
gests that all desired ends could be ac-
complished by exempting South Amer
lean countries from the operations OF
the bill.
He adds: I'm this way relations with
sister republics would not be affected,
and the Argentine Republic would sup
ply in a moderate degree. the wants of
this market, while the United States,
taking advantage of the field opened
to American manufacturers in that
country, could continue TO expand her
exports" Dominguez calls attention to
the fact that the principal European
nations admit South American wool
free of duty and asks how, IL congress
desires friendly and close relations be-
tween that country and other Ameri-
can states. II can pass a measure which
Will exclude from this market the chief
product of the South American coun-
tries After some debate, the commu-
nication was referred to the finance
committee.
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Chicago. Dec. 30.-The beer war wag-
ed for a year or so has been settled.
All brewing companies doing business
in Chicago have perfected a mutual
agreement by which the price of beer
will be advanced Jan. 1 to IS per barrel
The present price is "a or less. II Is
estimated that this will result in clos
ing 1000 saloons In Chicago the first
three months OF 1896
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st. Petersburg. Dec 30.-A dispatch
TO the Novoe vremya from vladivo-
stock says the situation of Affairs az
Corea Is most serious. The king is con-
stantly surrounded by Japanese spies.
and Is In fear he will be assassinated.
His majesty is guarded nightly by
American missionaries.
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to-day sent the following nominations
TO the senate: Postmaster-George w.
Ford. Pullman, Wash. State-Joseph
II. Outhwalte of Ohio. member of board
of finance fertilization.
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Co.. dealers in lumber and manufac-
turers of sash. doors and blinds. made
an assignment to-day to Charles f.
Paine. Assets and liabilities are about
500. 900 each.
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Judge Matheson.. Decisions.

Billings Times: That II took Mr..
Reed all that time to make up his mind
about the membership Of the house
committees is very improbable; he was
making up his mind on what assign
ments would be the most productive of
Reed votes in the convention.
If nobody bought tickets to Bob In
gersolls lectures against Christianity
and the Bible he would not deliver
them. He is I'm the business solely for
the money he gets out of II.
Mr.. Ben Harrison has a goodly bank
account, but the politician who can
successfully pull his leg hasn't been
found; he let's those who expect favors
put up the cash.
Speaker Reed isn't a success In the
role of Santa Claus He made more of
the congressional boys mad than he
pleased by his distribution OF house
presents
The republican house will propose a
slight increase in duties, including a
duty on wool, as means OF providing
more money for the needs of the treas
urer.
Somebody wisely suggests that IL will
cost John Wanamaker more to succeed
Cameron in the senate than II did to
become Harrison's postmaster general
There's so much reform In New
York city that II is dangerous for a
woman to walk on the streets alone af-
ter dark.
No oath-bound political organization
has ever succeeded in this country, and
when one does the republic will be in
danger.
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Time for an Ultimatum.

Whitehall Zephyr: b. F. Yerkes of
Bozeman. formerly of the Madison
County Monitor, made a trip up the
valley. returning Tuesday last. How
much longer is this thing going to
continue, b. F.. before crisis is
reached?
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Neihart Miner: The Anaconda Stan
dard informs US that the people OF
Neihart feel snubbed because the So
llcitor for the Bimetallic union over
looked us. The inhabitants of Neihart
are a generous lot of people and al
ways ready TO assist a worthy cause.
especially the silver cause. but-on the
auiet-we are not so badly snubbed
but that we can forget and forgive.
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Indianapolis. Dec. s0.-One OF the
heaviest snowstorms In recent years
set in here last night at midnight and
ground.
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Vienna. Dec. 30.-The St. Petersburg
correspondent of the Freie Presse tel
egraphs that Russia and France have
actually promised diplomatic support
20 the United States In Venezuela trou-
bles and adds that Russia Is prepared
to facilitate a United States loan with
her own gold reserve.
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st. Louis. Dec. so.-Dispatches from
Southern Illinois say tn heaviest snow
storm for several years in that section
Is prevailing.
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Washington. Dec. 30.-Justice Brewer
OF the supreme court has been rendered
and has accepted a place on the Vene-
zuelan commission.
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Parks Sure Cure cures nervous troubles
by purifying the blood and removing the
poisonous uric acid from the Kidneys
Many women who are run down and
worn out need Just such a medicine. Sold
by ID. NJ. Newbro Drug Co. Butter stand
ard Drug Co. Anaconda
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Washington. Dec. Ex-senator Per-
kins to-day Introduced the Nicaraguan
canal bill in the senate. 1t provides
that the capital stock shall consist OF
LOCO. 200 shages at 800 each, and is on
the lines OF the Barham house bill.
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Berlin, Dec. 20.-A dispatch from
Swallow. province of Quangha, China.
says the ringleader of the mob which
plundered the German mission al Mol
lin. has been beheaded.
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Vienna, Dec. 30.-A violent earth
quake shock was felt to-day at welner
Neustadt. 10 miles south OF this city.
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Washington. Dec. sO.-The presiden
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One Company Ready.
Stockgrowers' Journal: The war
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Somebody wisely suggests that 1t will
cost John Wanamaker more to succeed
Cameron in the senate than II did to
become Harrison's postmaster general.