The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-03
FROM FAR AND NEAR.

NASHVILLE, April 1.-Two hundred and
nifty local democrats have signed a call for
mass meeting to declare In favor Of seating ii.
Clay Evans, republican contestant for the
governorship.
DIES MONIES. April municipal elections
we're held at few Iowa cities yesterday. AT
Keokuk the republicans cleaned up everything
but two aldermen and the city marshal. In
Dubuque. the democrats elected the mayor and
secured control OF the city council.
TOLEDO. April 2.-The board OF elections an
nounced the election OF Major, republican, for
mayor by 81 plurality.
CINCINNATI, April 2.-George c. Miller's
sons. among the Oldest carriage manufacturers
OF the city, assigned to-day to Howard s.. Miller.
treasurer. The Immediate cause is the suspen-
sion OF the Commercial bank. which carried
large amount Of the firms paper. Assets and
Liabilities are each between $4,000 and $4,000.
BANGOR, Me, April Near Yeast. four
miles from here this morning. the Aroostock
express, which left here at Gao O'Clock. collided
Fireman Glide of the express is reported killed
and several were injured. The Pullman was
late.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. April Ex-Governor
Stone has authorized the statement that he
will issue proclamation tomorrow converting
the legislature In extra session about the .3rd
inst, for the enactment OF the election and
registration laws and for legislation to suppress
corrupt Hobbies.
WAsHINGToN, April 2.-There were only
four members OF the cabinet at the white house
to-day to attend the regular Tuesday meeting
Secretaries Gresham Lamont and Herbert, and
Postmaster General Bissel. The president has
arranged TO remove to Woodley this afternoon.
ALBANY, April The Geary racing bill has
passed the assembly as reported from the codes
committee: ayes 80, nays IL.
UNIoNTowN. Pa. April The coke work
ers we're greatly excited today when informed
I tN.at - III had
advanced from 80 to 40 per cent. and there Is
talk OF general strike. The men claim the
advance of IA per cent which went into effect
| yesterday was only ruse TO prevent strike,
as they will not be benefited in the least by II.
| A convention will be held tomorrow to con
slider the matter
| WASHINGTON, April Captain Howg To
has been indicted again for al eyed frauds on
ths government during the tins he was dis
bursting officer OF the signal service. There are
| three indictm ents-one alleged forgery OF a
| $1,000 account with the American Union Tele-
| graph company in 1879. another embeZze m ent.
/ and the hrd a falsihcat.ol in accounts.
| NEW YORK. April 2.-Argum snt on the APP
plica.ion fjr the RIM oval TO Washn t IN Of the
| case OF Charles A. Dana and william Latin
| was 10 have been heard to-day by Judge Brown
| in the United States district court. Both Dana
| and Latin are under Indictment for criminal
libel against Frank b. Noyes of ths washing
ton ErcHing STAR Hearing. by consent OF
counsel on both Sides was adjourned until next
| Friday.
| PITTSBURG, April 1.-The executive board
| OF the Pittsburg district OF United Mine Work
ers is in session here to-day. No information
| viii be given out. IL is not considered probable
| that the meeting will develop any weakness on
| the part OF the strikers. The outlook is favora-
| bic for them.
| wINoNA.. MINI. April An investigation
has revealed a shortage of $1,000 in the ac-
| counts of George & Scott. la.e cashier OF the
| Mississippi RIVER Logging company.
| WAsHINGroN, April The president has
| pardoned John Hopkins senen ced in Utah to
| three months in jail and $500 fine for unlaw-
| ful cohabit alton. The sentence has expired
and the pardon is granted to restore citizen
| ship.