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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-15
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All the Big IraiI Creek Claims in
Trouble.

All the Big IraiI Creek Claims in
Trouble.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
SPOKANE, Wash, March Nv. e. V.
RenwIck, the defaulting ex-deputy aud
itor of Spokane county, before Judge
Buck in the criminal court to-day, pleaded
guilty to the crime of embezzlement of
$40 of county road funds warrants
Prosecuting Attorney Feighan asked, in
view of the fact that Redwick confessed
his guilt, thus saving the county the ex-
pense of a trial, and this being his first
offense, that a nolle be entered IN the re-
naming cases against him. An order to
this effect was entered.
Judge Buck then passed a sentence of
two years. Sheriff Rinear will take Rem
wick to the penitentiary at Walla Walla
in few days.
The $4,000 bond of Henry NJ. Richards. -.
the new receiver of the Washington Saw
ings bank, has been secured and APP
proved. Receiver Roberts states he will
not resist the order of the court and will
turn over the receivership as soon as Rich
ards bond is fled. There are no new de-
velopments IN regard to Judge Moore's
summary action in this case, but il is
probable that something will be done.
The report comes lay that all the big
claims in Trail Creek have been jumped,
including the War Eagle, Nickel Plate
and lie Roi. The particulars have not yet
been made public.
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THINKING II ALL OVER.
Walsenburg People Are Not saying
Very Mucl at Present.

Walsenburg People Are Not saying
Very MucI at Present.
WALsENBURG. Colo, March 14.-Quiet
has rel gned all day. but the extreme close
mouthedness that has characterized
everybody in Walsenburg and Rouse since
the mob did it's fatal work, still continues.
There is no doubt but that a considerable
number of people know we'll who did the
killing, but no one dares to say so or ac-
knowledge any cognizance of the partici-
pants for fear of being himself used as n
target.
The notorious Bob Ford, slayor of Jesse
James, ran q dance hall-in the town of
Walsenburg-for several years. Six of
his pals from this place are now in tho
state penitentiary for various crimes, but
others are still on hand.
DENVER, Col, March li.-Dr. CUneo,
Italian counsel. started Tor Walsenburg
tonight in compliance with instructions
from Baron Fava. Italian ambassador.
Cuneo received the following telegram:
DENVER. Col, March lS.
italian Counsel, DcaUlr, cot:
The Italians of this county anXiously desire
help from you. Come to those unfOrtunates.
Five men killed \. BERAToLNo.
The following answer was sent at noon
today:
Thanks for inform7tion. Governor guaran-
teed me protection. You will have in him faith
ful father. | IN ready to come If necessary.
Telegraph me at least sign OF danger Troops
are prepared to come in case OF emergency.
CUSEo.
DR. Cuneo made the following statement :
II am under instructions from my gov
ernment and will fulfill them, but will
not express my opinion until / am au-
thorized, especially at this moment, when
the United States government is friendly
toward my government"
WALsENBURG, Col, March 1i.-No ar
rests nave been made in consequence of
the lynching of the murderers of A. j.
II xon. The bodies of the two missing
Italians have not been found. The
opinion is divided as to whether
they escaped or were killed. The
citizens generally censure the shoot
ing of the prisoners, especially the
wounded man, who gave himself up.
1t is not known whether any of the ltal-
ians who were lynched were American
citizens. The Italians here do not talk of
retaliation, though the feeling among
them is intense.
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BOLD q ANDIT.
a Colored Train Robber with Plenty
of Nerve.

a Colored Train Robber With Plenty
of Nerve.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, March 1i.-For
several months the freight cars of the
Louisville & Nashville road have been rob
bed between Fiomaton and Mobile. This
was done by an organized band of negroes.
under the leadership of one called "Rail-
road" who carries a Winchester and two
revolvers. Two of the gang were shot, one
killed and the other captured. in January.
Wednesday, at Tensaw Tank. freight
crew captured the negro and got his rifle
and one pistol. He broke away and began
firing OF the men with his remaining
pistol.
Just then another train pulled up to the
tank, and the negro, getting on the engine,
at the muzZle of the pistol, made the
engineer carry him by, at the same time
shooting at the first crew as he passed.
He then came back and would not LEI the
telegraph operator enter his Office. The
freight crew attacked him again and the
conductor shot him with load of buck
shot. lie escaped to the swamp and n
posse are now hunting for him.
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ATLANTA, March 1i.-Ladies of the
Woman's CHRISTIAN Temperance union
presented to the exposition directors a
large petion asking them TO keep liquors
of the ground. Mrs. McLendou, presl-
dent of the Atlanta union, spoke in behalf
Of the petition. She was followed by the
representative of a brewery, who offered
$4,000 for the concession of selling of
beer on the grounds from now Uutu the
exposition closes. TINS offer was followed
by a petition from a Cincinnati brewery
for space for an exhibit. \ director stated
10 Mrs. McLendou that ;he exposition had
no committee on temperance, and her pc
tition was referred, along with the biI for
t.e beer privilege, 10 the committee on
concessions.
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JUDGE M'BRIJE MARRIED.
He sole a March on Hi, Friends Yes
terday.

He Stole a March on His Friends Yes
terday.
CHICAGO, March 14.-In Waukegan this
afternoon Hon. John Il. Mcbride of Spo-
kane, Wash, and Mrs. Ellen Curtis Gage,
NJ. D., of Salt Lake City, Utah, were mar
ried at the home of the latter's brother,
L. O. Matthews. Judge Mcbride is in his
G2nd year and his wife is only few years
his Junior. The groom arrived in
Chicago Monday and went at once to
the Grand Pacific, where he engaged
room. He refused TO register, saying he
did not want his Chicago friends to know
he was i'm the city. Mrs. Cage arrived in
WaukeCan from Salt Lake Tuesday, and
all arrangements were made for a hasty
wedding. After the ceremony wedding
luncheon was served and the newly mar
ried couple returned at once to this city.
Tomorrow they will leave for Washing
ton.
Mrs. Mcbride is the widow of George
Merrill Gage, formerly of this city, and
has attained prominence IN Salt Lake
professionally as we'll as socially. Judge
Mcbride, at the age of %, was a member
of the constitutional convention of Ore
gon and was soon afterward elected to
congress from that state, and in 1866 he
was appointed chief justice OF Idaho. At
present he is counsel for the receivers of
the Northern Pacific Railroad company.
One of his brothers, George w. Mcbride,
has recently been elected United States
senator from Oregon.
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a Number of Gentirmen Who Find Hon
oIulu Doesn't Agree With tn m

a Number of Gentirmen Who Find Hon
oIulu Doesn't Agree With Tn m
SAN Francisco, March H.-Among the
passengers who arrived from Honolulu
to-day on the steamship Arawa are c. W.
Ashford. f.. G. Camarinos, Henry 4. Juen,
Henry Won Worthen and Capt. William
DAVIS. all of whom are nov cXiles from
the island republic.
Captain Davis was commander of the
steamer Waimanola and was accused of
taking arms nto Honolulu for the rebels.
Upon his arrivol Captain Davis again pos
itivey denied that there was any founda-
tion for the recently published stories that
he had been tied up by the thumbs and
otherwise cruelty tortured by the Hawaiian
officers who desired to extort a confession
from him. He declares that he suffered
no indIgnities whatever.
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OMAHA, Neb., March 1.-THE Omaha
police answered hurry call in the vicin-
ity of 81. Paurs church tonight and
found I'd Tuttle with broken leg. he
had been struck with a club by an un-
known man. The trouble indirectly grew
out of the church riot. In the church
fight case to-day more complaints were
filed against the members of the alleged
attacking party and they were arrested.
THIS makes a total of IS persons who have
been placed under arrest, all of whom are
out on bail in the sum of 81 900 each. The
hearing has been set for tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
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SIGNED BY The GOVERNOR.
Bills That Becam Laws By omcial Sane
tiou Yesterday.

Bills That Becam Laws By Ohicial Sane
tiou Yesterday.
Special Dispatch to the standard
HELENA. March IA Governor Richards
spent most of the day with the board OF eX-
aminers, auditing the claims against the
state. lie was in his Office until 10 o'clock
tonight reading bills. the following were
approved and signed: Senate bill 2j,
regulating the practice of dentistry; house
commencement of the fiscal year for
state and counties; house bill 3ji,
providing for the payment of interest on
the state land grants with warrants and
bonds; house blll 253. relating to marriage
licenses; house bill 223, concerning the
annullment of mortgages; house bill 2Oo,
concerning the collection of poll tax /;
house bill 29i, relating to the keeping of
state money by the state treasurer; house
bill 1O6, providing for the annual report
of corporations having capital
stock; house bill 23S, defining GER
tain duties of public administrators /;
house bill 102, relating to the state
reform school; house bill 3iS, relating to
the duties of coroner; senate bill Al, the
new game and fish law; substituted for
house bill 22i repeating section 2,162 of
the political code; house bill $50, appor-
tionment of county representation in the
house; house bill 232, relative to certiii-
Gates of nominations house bill 236, con-
corning the assessment of certain prop
nrfN
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BLISTER-D nER FEET.

Robbers Forced Woman to Disclose
Whrrs Her Money Was seereted
GREENvILLE, o.. March 1i.-Three
masked men entered the residence of
Ross. near Sheck!eyville, and, after bca-
ing two male occupants Of the house into
insensibility. attempted by torture 10
force Mrs. Ross TO disclose where her
her money was hidden. They blistered
feet and compelled her TO tell where
$50 was. The robbers then left their vic
Tins bound and gagged and drove towards
GreenVille.
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showed up a number. the days sport end
ing with a made-up race.
Five and one-half furlongs
ton won, Royal Flush second, Carmel
thIrl; time, 1:)2E. Half mile, 2-year-
olds-Ferris Hartman won, Leon L. sec
ond, Donna Carlotta third; time. :i534
Seven furlongs-Captain Rees won, Jack
II chelIeu second, Miss Ruth third; time,
:2734. One mile-Whitestone won, Rey
Aiionzo second, Flash light third; time.
:404. Five furlongs-Kathleen won,
Centurion second. Chemuck third; time,
:02%.
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WAsHINGToN. March 1.-THE monthly
report OF tur bureau %. statistics issued
r1-Iay shows tac imports and cxpor.s o.
merchandise for tae eight months eude D
February -. I-sl-. Iu excess o. the exports
over tue Imports, SHl.E-,sI2. a. against
S2IS.uil.~a- during the eight months
ended February -, I-tA. The eNro-.a-
'ioas %. silver during February Amounted
20 >g..7l.aa aud tie imports 10 s.1-."-~.
Fog tac c.-ag months tae exports exceeded
the imports hy s-- -.~.L..F.
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AARoN'S HARD LINES.
Hershfield's Property Attached at the
Instance of His Wife.

Hershfeid's Property Attached at the
Instance of His Wife.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
HELENA, March 1i.-Mrs. Dell Hersh-
field, through her attorneys, commenced
suit in the district court to-day to compel
Aaron Hershfield TO pay Sl,913.l0, the
amount of a judgment awarded for her
expenses of the Fargo trial by the court.
All the property IN which Aaron is sup
posed 10 have an interest in this city,
which includes the Merchants National
Bank building, was again attached. THIS
makes the third attachment SUIT against
Aaron commenced in the last two months.
The first was brought by the Helena
Hotel company for board, medical attend
auce and nurse hire OF Mrs. Dell Hersh-
field. and the second was commenced by
Aaron attorney N ;ue Fargo case for
hIs Zee.
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completely destroyed. The loss will prob
ably be Sl50,0O1. There is about S6O.OOO
insurance. j. :. and \. NJ. Watkins
store, adjoining the Trabing building,
was crushed like an egg by the falling
walls. The stock is buried under the
ruins. Four men we're injured, James
Foster is dead, and George Iordiner,
university student, who was buried with
the others under the falling walls, cannot
live. Tho Myers Dry Goods company
occupied one of the destroyed buildings,
and its large stock is entirely destroyed.
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DAMAGED BY FROST.
The Fruit Crop has Been Greatly In
iured in California.

The Fruit Crop has Been Greatly In
Jurrd in California.
VACAvILLE. Cal, March 1.-The dam
age done in this vicinity by last nights
unusual heavy frost Will not fall much
short of S225,0O0. The apricot crop has
been almost totally destroyed, probably
not 30 tons remaining. Early cherries
that would have been on the market in
two weeks are all gone. The almond
crop, which was advanced about the same
as apricots, is ruined. 1t is impossible to
determine at present just what the dam
age has been to peaches. This is also
true of plums and prunes. The weather
Is quite cool again tonight and there is a
prospect of another frost.
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Denver, March 1.-THE supreme court
to-day handed down an opinion holding
that the bill passed by the legislature for
the rel eff of eastern Colorado farmers is
unconstitutional. IL Will, therefore, not
become law aud the destitute farmers
will have to look elsewhere than to the
state for seed with which TO make fresh
start this spring.
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last LEBANON, Ne, March lI.-Nrs.
E.a Butter Is taking steps 20 bring a
breach of promise suit against Leroy
Feralll, the last Lebanon marr.cIIc.
Mrs. Butler claims. and FcruaI has
since gac Wg-ll- admitted. that they
were 10 have been married year ago,
but the event was postponed.
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4 LAO MAN.

At One Time a hetv weight Wrestler,
now tie j. DE I'd
NEW YORK, March i.-David Robinson
OF East Moriches. said TO be the largest
man on Long Island, IS dead. Mr.. Rob-
inson. the last time he was weighed. bal
anced pair of coal scales az a figure
above so pounds. He was about 80 years
Of aga. Mr.. RDbIuson's friends say ue
could lift 1900 pounds of dead weight
when he was - years old. lie sailed 10
Europe several times. ami used 20 wre-rle
many ol tae crack English wre-.lcrs. For
the past several yclrs ice has been 50 lar-e
that he could scarcely stand up on his
teut.
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PERRY MADE a JOB OF 1T.

Tho Murderer Took Morphine and
SCARED Away.
BOISE, idaho, March 1i.-Charles Perry,
under sentence of death at Pocatello,
died last night from n dose of morphine.
which he said he got from a fellow
prisoner. Perry murdered Pollock Nc
Namara last June.
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IN THE HOLE.
Finances of Canada Are in "a Depleted
Condition.

It IIUlntes OF NHHhtIH IfTt IN 70 UtpItItu
Condition.
MONTREAL, March IA statement
appears in the Canada Gdzettc giving the
finances of tho dominion for the eight
months ending Feb. 2S. The receipts
were S2l ,O0i,0)O, compared with S2i,057,000
on the same date last year.
The expenditures were So. .335 600, COM
pared with S2l. .632 900 on the same date
last year, making on the whole the
financial condition of Canada S3,OO),OJO
worse that il was at the same period last
year. The net pubic debt on Feb. % was
S2i9. 900.
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INDIANAPOLIS. March 1i.-Myron ID.
King, the governors private secretary,
who vas injured in the riot at the house
of representatives on Monday night, is no
better The authorities say that the men
who were conspicuous IN the riot are all
well known. IL Is understood that war
rants will be issued within the next "a
hours.
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ONE RRU e Less.

Short work Made o. Segro Who OUT
Tag"d Two Women.
FoRsYTHE, Ga. March li.-Yesterday
Amos & bbous, n negro, crimi-
naliy assaulted Mrs. Martha Waller and
Miss Hart, respectable white women, the
latter an imbeclle. Ho was caught and
hanged to the limb of n tree, the body be-
ing afterwards riddled with bullets.
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WA,HINCToN, March tL-Seuator Stew
art received the following dispatch from
the governor Of Nevada:
The raso utllu- u- che la- stature, endorsing
~b'ay and the b.ms-alIc platform, passed and
..r- saI -l.- lHE.
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San FEEEsT~Dy. MarcI 1.-THE favor
ties were o4f OF form lg-llv aul uoy one
showed under the WIRE Iu ir1.t. The first
race was declared of and tl1 others were
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\ Large Amounr -f Property De-
,troy,d.
Laramie. Wvo.. March -i-Oac Of the
most disastrous fires 900 the history of this
city broke out 10 midnight. The immense
building os the Ira5.n- Commercial COM
pauv. with large stock OF goods. was
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LET > M co

The Grand Jury WA Not Iudict Maggie
Waich o. and Grind al.
MINNEAPoLIs, March 13.-The grand
Jury has decided not to indict George Grin
dali and Maggie Watcher for perjury in
the Hayward murder trial.
The Delta independent., 1895-10-23
North Fork Products.

Recent inquiries into the actual out
put of the North Fork valley and its
tributaries, including Smiths Fork, show
that this great section of Delta county
is very well developed and raising large
acreage Of orchard, hay and field crops.
The consolidated returnsof Hotchkiss,
Paonia and Crawford precincts show
population OF 1855, with 5000 acres of
land under ditch and 12.059 acres under
cultivation this season. They have this
year 2,T72 acres in orchard, 657 of which
is now in bearing, though nearly all OF
this is still increasing in quantity of fruit
produced as the trees grow older. In
1894 they produced 49, tons of fruit and
this year 500 tons. This year they raised
924 tons Of corn, $50 of other grain, 1920
of hay, 1908 of vegetables, 81 tons of
honey and have 2,939 head of beef cattle,
s.ls5 head OF stock cattle, 1893 head OF
hogs and 2.022 OF sheep.
The people of that section of Delta
county are surley jewellers in land
flowing with milk and honey" and will
soon be among the wealthiest of any in
the agricultural or horticultural sections
Of the state.
The Delta independent., 1895-10-23

Charles Updegraf is building an ad-
dition to his residence, on Dodge street:
This Office would like to got few
large apples to send east as samples.
c. E. Mower returned Yesterday morn.
ing from business trip to Grand
Junction.
Rev. J. L. Lower and wife returned
Saturday from Leadville, where they at
tended meeting of the Synod.
E.L Kellogg returned from his visit
among friends in Ohio and Michigan,
looking as though the trip agreed with
him.
+. L. Bishop has taken charge of the
States photograph gallery and is pre-
pared to do fine work in tile line Of pho
tography.
Ed Burt, one of the owners Of the
Lulu group of claims in Alpine gulch,
came up from Delta Monday.-Lake
City Phonograph.
John Kirby, formerly Of Montana, has
opened an upholstering and furniture
repair shop on Main street next door to
States photograph gallery.
w. II. Mastin returned Monday from
Denver, where he has been for some
weeks. He reports Delta county's float
and exhibit as being especially fine.
Sam Patterson. manager Of the Hia-
wassee, left Monday for Delta. where he
will spend the fall and winter with his
family at that place.-Lake City Phono-
graph.
Rev. A. H. Stocl1ham is down on the
program of the Baptist state convention
for an address on From Physical to
Spiritual Healing He went over to
Salida Monday to attend the convention,
The Delta independent., 1895-10-23
Cory News Nuggets.
Special Correspondence.


October 81, 1895.
We are informed that there has been
forty added to the Baptist church at
Eckert.
Several have gone out on hunting
tour.
James Kennicott has bought SEQ tons
OF hay for which he paid 81 per ton.
Mrs. ]. E. Shock, OF Delta, has been
visiting in this vicinity.
Mrs. Con. Kennicott has gone to Den.
yer to visit relatives.
Rev. Andrew Perry is still holding
meetings at the Mound school house.
Gilbert States, of Delta, was calling on
friends here Sunday.
There will be several hundred steers
fed on this mesa this winter.
Grandma Griffith is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Crow, of Delta,
Sundayed with relatives in this vicinity.
Mark Phoenix has bought new buggy.
The third crop of alfalfa is all up.
Samuel Jay is getting his ten acre
tract of land in fine shape. He will set it
to fruit in the spring.
j. D. Anderson will come down from
Hotchkiss this week to stay.
HoosIER,