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HORSE THIEVES.


Special Dispatch 70 the s.tnda-l
Livingston. Mont. June l0.-Shorir
Young returned this morning from
Hunters Hot Springs In charge of
George Woods. n horse thief. captured
at Melgg's ranch. The prisoner was
arraigned to-day before Justice Rose,
He pleaded guilty and was bound over
to the district court. He Is charged
with the larceny of a horse belonging
to Bennett Bros OF Shields river. When
arrested he had the stolen animal In
his possession. He claims the horse Is
an estray with blotch brand, but
pleaded guilty. hoping to get of with
one or two years,
Another horse stealing case Is re-
ported from Shields river. the stable
Of W. J. Anderson having been en-
tered. The thief appropriated the best
horse and struck off down the Yellow
stone. Bob Stevens. one of Anderson =
men. Is now hot on the trail. He was
heard from at Columbus yesterday and
sent word back that he was then only
two hours behind the horse thief and
would catch him sure.
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THEY ARE DIVIDED
Opinions Regarding frances POlicysln
the Far East.
IN CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
One Socialist Protested Against the
Government Playing With What
He Termed Cermany's
Came-Thc Visit TO Kiel.

Parts. June iO.-Tho question ~
Frances policy In the sa~ fHs- was
revived In the chamber ot dcputl.s t,-
day by NJ. Millereaud ~ the socialists
party. who protested against rJnc,
playing with what h. ;armul Ger
many's game" NJ. Mll'rclud was sup
ported by other socialist members 0t
the chamber, who objected o. thr par
ticipation NJ France In the coming fcs-
tlvitics In connection with the opening
NJ the Baltic and North sea canal Tho
minister for foreign affairs. NJ H0no-
taux, replied amid radical interrupt
tions. which were met by centrist cries
OF "Sllcncr. communists 81. IIano-
taux defended the presence ~ the
French squadron al Kicl by snyiug the
French sallora would represent not a
downtrnddcn France. hut a na,ipn con-
iidcnt In her strength and rich enough
In glory to dread comparison with no
other power.
Referring To the question ~ Frances
policy In the far East NJ. HanAtlux
made the important statement, declar-
ing that even had the French interests
government would have considered 1t
to be It's impcmtiv" duty to intervene
Immediately after Russian interests
were threatened. Nobody could De
blind. hc continued, to the dangers ~
n reversal of French policy In refusing
20 support Russia at this iuucturc. lie
believed himself To be the faithful in
torpreter of the feelings Of the ooun-
try when he telcgraphed To ST, Peters
burg that France places her alliances
In the first rank ~ her considerations
and the government was then disposed
To support with all possible efficacy
the views of the imperial government
concerning the condition oG peace be-
tween china and Japan.
NJ. Florenz said In return Tor French
support in the East. Russia would aid
France to obtain the freedom of Egypt
NJ. Goble demanded the publication of
the treaty Of alliance with Russia, II
one was In existence. At this point
NJ. I,ibot interposed. saying. You
know well enough we cannot publish
IL VI. Goble then continued his re-
marks. insisting that the visit OF the
French squadron to kiel was an un-
! fortunate Egench, cooperation with
Russia and Germany In the far East.
Frcnchmcn would never understand
any policy Of reapproachment with
Germany SO long AZ the disputed ques-
ton OF the provinces Of Alsacc and
Lorraine remained unsettled.
The order OF the day. approving the
declarations Of the government, was
then adopted by 362 to los. and amidst
| loud cheering the chamber OF deputies
adjourned.
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San Francisco. June iO.--In the Unit
ed States court to-day ex-Julge John
CARRIER concluded his argument In fa-
vor Of the demurrer OF Mrs. Stanford
against the suit of the government to
recover si5.Ooo.000 from the estate of
the late Senator Leland Stanford. He
and 1864 there was no provision that
the stockholders of the Central Pacific
should be personally liable for the pay
ment of United States bonds. That
these bonds should be paid. he con-
tended. was only provision Of the
bill. 1t was not a contract. only con-
dition. A decision is expected in about
fortnight
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ON THE TRACK.


San Francisco. June l0.-Miss Pollard
at 100 to | stole race to-day. While
Theresa Is. and Tiberius. favorites.
were fighting II out In the stretch Miss
Pollard. ridden by shepard, came
from behind and nipped the race by Il
head. The winner is by Idallum. the
Australian sire. and Is the first ~ his
Ia win in America. Idalium Il a broth.
cr to Chcviot and July and Is owned
by 4. r.. Sprcckles. Not Il favoritc
won to-day.
Five furlongs-Regal won, lrma See
ond. Edna VI, third. time. l.G2is. Mile
Carmel won, Charmer second. Mantell
third: time. li2. Five furlongs, mai
den e,year-olds-AIiss Pollard won.
Theresa second. Tiherius third; time
l.029,. Five furlongs-Fly won. Nell
son second. Hueneme third; timr
i.OOs,. Short six furlongs-Crawford
won. Normnndic second. Grace 5.
third; time, i13ia.
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In the German army. His papers were
taken from him and he was sentenced
10 six weeks in prison. at the end OF
which time he must begin a three years
term In the army.
David Greismar OF New York, who
accompanied Rothschild. employed a
lawyer. who laid the facts before the
military authorities, with the result
that the sentence was changed TO fine
OF 800 marks, and the papers were for
wErded to the war department at Ber-
lin, which will decide whether Roths-
child will serve his army term. Roths-
child paid the fine. pending the decision
Of the war department, and has gone
to Switzerland. where he now is. David
Rothschild will Communicate at once
with the state department in Wash
ington regarding the matter. One of
the papers taken from Ro,hschild and
forwarded to Berlin was a regular
passport of the United States. bear
ing the signature of Secretary Gresh-
am.
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How Kansas Stands.

Topeka. Kan, June I0--A local paper
has made a canvess OF the republican
papers Of Kansas to ascertain how
many favor the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver. This is the result
Out OF iO2 papers IL are for the free
and Unlimited coinage of silver at a
ratio of 16 to |. while So stand squarely
on the money plank In the last ma
tional republican convention platform
Politicians who claim TO know say this
is about the way the sentiment runs in
the republican party OF this state.
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WHITNEY ANC' LINCOLN.
Their Names Connected With Possible
Presidential Aspirants.

Boston, June l0.-Ex-Secrc lary of the
Navy William c, Whitney was inter-
viewed at the home Of his mother in
Brooklyn last night. He said II am
not and will not be presidential can
didlte. If the silver men should carry
the next democratic convention II will
split the party. Democrats must stand
for sound money There were many
sound money men in the south and
west, and the Memphis convention. /
think. helped the cause along. Car
Isles speech was an excellent one and
deserves To- be- widely read. II un-
doubtedly has Influence In the south.
| think the people win eventually treat
this question The same as they did the
greenback question. They want sound
money Just ns much now as they did
then"
Whitney said he felt. however. that
the free silver question was liable IA
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Debs Goes TO jail.

Chicago, June 1O.-Eugene V. Debs
and other officials of the American
Railway union will be sent to Wood
stock Jail tomorrow. A certified order
OF the supreme court was received here
to-day. The men under sentence are:
Z. v. Debs, C. w. Howard, s. kelllher
L. W. Rogers. James Hogan, w. L.
Burns. Il. NJ. Goodwin and Martin ELL
lott. There is question as to the time
the men will serve. The original SEN
tence was six months for Debs. three
months for his associates in two differ
ent contempt cases, sentence being
made concurrent by the court. The de-
PENDANTS attorneys later had the SEN
tence made cumulative in order to take
desired legal action. II Is thought
probably an effort will be made to have
Judge Wood reinstate the concurrent
sentences
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Denver. colo. June io-A special to
the Republican from Creede. Colo.
says. J. u. Jennings to-day received
from salt Lake city signed articles Of
agreement for a tinlsh fight with live
ounce gloves between Mexican Pete OF
Saguachc and James Williams of Salt
Lake city, winner 10 take all, at the
Creede bali grounds. July 3. Both are
middlewcights and will fight at catch
weights.
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THE PASTORS KICK
THEY RESOLUTE AGAINST THE
COMING PRIZEFIGHT.
Session of the Legislature to Pro-
hibit the Proposed Contest.

Dallas, Tex, June 10.-The Dallas
Pastors association met this morning
with Rev. S. b. Spraggins in the chair.
The regular business was set aside and
the Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight taken
up. Rev. Spraggins, of the Methodist
church. introduced the following reso-
luton:
Whereas, We learn with shame and
sorrow that it is proposed to hold in
our midst contest between two lead
ing pugilists; and
Whereas, Such contests are brutal
to an unspeakable degree; and
"Whersas. Such a contest will con-
centrate in our midst a horde Of gam
blers, thieves, pickpockets, thugs and
harlots. whose presence even scattered
throughout the country is a perpetual
menace to the welfare Of the commune
ty. and when concentrated here would
be dangerous to the city and state in
an unlimited degree; and
Whereas. While we have the fullest
confidence in the integrity. ability and
courage OF our chief executive, Gov
ernor Culberson. there Is some doubt
as to the adequacy of our statutes to
enable the state authorities TO effectu-
ally interpose to prevent the besmirch-
ing Of the fair name of our city and
state in the eyes of the civilized world
in this matter: therefore. be 1t
Resolved. That We express our most
emphatic disapproval and adherence
of the proposed outrageous abomina-
ton.
Resolved, That we call upon the at
torney general OF the state for an opln-
ion as to the power given in our laws
to legislate in the premises"
They then ask Governor Culberson II
he finds the laws inadequate to call an
extra session of the legislature to pro-
hibit the fight,
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lie Wa. Fishing.

Washington. June lO.-The president
left the city quietly Saturday evening
or Sunday morning on fishing trip,
lie Is expected to return to-day, Al the
white house secrecy is maintained con-
cerning his movements. The president
went to Lcesburg. Va. town about %
miles from Washington. lie hsheI
there some weeks age and yesterday
fouRd the sport So good he will not re-
turn until tomorrow
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Cincinnati. June lO.-There were five
well contested races at Latonia to-day,
one mile-Fairchild won. Master Fred
second. Sandoyal third; time. isiI Mile
and twenty yards-Fred Gardner won,
LcbanJo second. Cyclone third. time.
iasH. SIX furlongs-Elsket won. Paul
Pry second, Miss Florista third; time,
lis. Mile and a quarter-Tohln won,
Bessie Bisland second. Queen Bird
third. time. 2;Os. Five furlongs-Trixie
G. won. CoZctte second. Decision third;
time, i:O3ls.
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sailed for Alaska.

Port Townsend, Wash. June io.-The
steamer Columbinc. the finest vessel OF
the United States lighthouse supply
service. In command or Captain Rich
ardson. sailed last night for Alaska
ports on her regular scmi-annual tour
among the lights and beacons Of that
immense district. Aboard Of the ves-
sci Is Rear Admiral John c. Walker, to
whom has been delegated the task Of
inspecting the district. with view TO
improving the signal system now In
vogue there,
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After Dinner Takers.

Cleveland. June i0-James II. Hoyt
Of this city. one OF the most brilliant
after dinner speakers in Ohio. has
been selected "a the POSTMASTER for
the grand banquet at the convention OF
the national republican league. Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew has been assigned 10 a
toast. IL Ia expected that Governor
Mckinley and Ex-Governor Foraker
VIII be able 20 attend the banquet.
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GERMAN BUSIN ESS.
An American Arrested and Fined Under
Peculiar Circumstances.

Bath. n. Y. June lo.-David Roths-
child. leading business man of Bath.
has received letter from his brother.
Morris Rothschild, who went to Ger
many last month. stating an attempt
was made 10 force him into the Ger
man army. He reached his fathers
house at E.ishtittcn the latter part OF
May. After being there a week he
was arrested, kept in prison IS hours,
despite his protests that he was citi-
zen Of the Uritcd States. and offered
Passports and naturalization papers in
proof. At the end uf two days he was
brC ught before a military court. ex-
amined and found eligible fer service
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san Francisco. June l0.-The coro-
ner's inquest into the death OF Miss
Nellie Harrington, murdered in her
tilt 10 days ago, was resumed to-day.
Several witnesses testified that Senator
Buck was In Oakland after p. m. on
the day Miss Harrington was mur-
Iered. 40 that Buck could not possibly
have crossed the bay before the hour
her dead body was discovered
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Not Explained.

London. June ia dispatch to the
Chronicle from Moscow says: rhe 20th
division OF the Caucasian army has
been ordered to Kars and other garri-
sons on the Russia-Turkish frontier.
Contractors in Kars and Tifiis have re-
ceived large stores OF ammunition. The
increase on the frontier OF the Russian
forces was no, expected and 1t cannot
be explained.
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New Incorpor.tions.

Helena. June 1o.-New companies tn
corporated to-day are: Montana
Dressed Meat company. Anaconda:
Conrad Kohrs, William II. Gehrmann
and Dupont NJ. Newbro; capital. $780,
900.
Red Lodge Improvement company.
Red Lodge: by William Larkin. r. c.
Clanahan and B. f. Vail: capital. $780,
900.
The Anaconda Copper company. An
aconda: by Moses Kirkpatrick. William
Scallon. Malcolm p. Brownlee. with a
carital stock OF $50. 900, 900.
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Silver Meeting.

New Orleans. June lo-There was
large free silver meeting at Washing
ton Artillery hall tonight. including
delegates from all sections OF the state.
Congressman Money OF Mississippi and
Bryan OF Nebras a were the principal
speakers. Free silver resolutions were
adopted and delegates appointed to the
Memphis convention.
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Of the silver champions win be the es-
tabllshment OF Offices In Chicago.
Washington and Memphis for the pro-
pagation OF the bimetallic cause and
distribution Of enlightenlng literature
on financial questions.
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Ready for Ruslness.

Cincinnati. June lO.-Judge Judson
Harmon left for Washington to-day to
qualify as attorney general Of the
United States.
Washington. June l0.-Olney was for
mally installed secretary OF state this
morning. The oath OF office was ad-
ministered by Chief Justice Fuller.
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Killed HIS Former Partner.

Los Angeles. Cal. June 1o.-Detective
a. i. Lawson was shot and killed this
afternoon by 5. ]. Kennett. his former
partner. The shooting was the result
OF Il dispute about the reward for the
capture of kid" Thompson. the train
robber. kennett was formerly chief Of
police at ST. Louis.
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Tranps Killed.

Cincinnati. June 10-Near sidney.
Ohio, there was freight wreck on the
Big Four to-day. Eight tramps were
IN a car. Ed Evans. Stephen Goldinger
and an unknown man were taken out
dead. George Brown OF Latonia was
fatally injured.
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Italian Parliament.

Rome. June io.-The new italian par
Lament was opened to-day with great
ceremony by King Humbert. The city
Is decorated for the occasion and huge
crowds Of people assembled to witness
the arrival OF the senator's and depu-
ties.
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MR. MERRILL RETURNS.


Denver. Colo. June l0,-The Hon.
Thomas c. Merrill. who was To- have
boon Monteua's representative In the
great bimetalllc convention 20 be held
in Memphis has been called back 10
his homo by Illrcss In HIS family l.. &.
Light Z Denver haS0consented, at the
request OF Mr. Merrill. 10 act as Mou-
tanas advocate. The delegates TO the
Memphis convention left tonight. one
OF the assured results OF the gathering
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At Baliimore-l3. Cincinnati 1.
At WasLington-3, ~. Louis :.
Al Philadclph,a--o. Cleveland 0.
Al New York-5. Chicago l.
A. Brooklyn-i. PittsburcO 0.
Al Boston -, Lou syi.ie ).
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MEXICO DEMANDS 1T.
They say That silver Is the stun and
Must BE Respected.

New York. June iO.-Governor Thorn
ton OF New Mexico Is in the city. He
said. "The silver question will not
down, but must be fought out In the
next presidential campaign. In New
Mexico the demand for free silver Is
universal Both parties are united on
IN
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Mr.. Clark for Vic. President.

Boise. Idaho. June 10 The Statesman
has relinble Information tina, moyemen,
is on foot to make W. A. Clark, the Mon.
tana copper millionaire, the democratic
candidate for vice president.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-06-21

AT the Odeon theater in Paris six
hundred manuscript plays are received
and read every year.
The Austrian emperor created a SEN
sation in Vienna the other evening by
appearing at a theater. 1t was the first
time he had been seen in a playhouse
since the tragic death of his son
PRINCE NICHOLAS of Montenegro has
written a drama in verse called prince
Arbanet,'' which will be performed
soon at Cettinje, his capital, and is to
be translated into Russian. The prince
had previously brought ont another
drama called "The Tsaritsa Of the
Balkans"
"LA PR1NcEssE LoINTAINE,"a four
act play in verse by NJ. Rostaud, is the
latest novelty produced by Sarah Bern
hardt at the Paris Renaissance theater.
1t, is founded on the story Of the trouba-
dour, Geffroy Rudel, who fell in love
with the princess of Tripoli from the
fame of her beauty, and died on com
ing into her presence.
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Largest assortment OF fireworks and
cheapest prices at McNamara's Book
Store.
John Turee came down from the j. r.
mine on Wednesday Of this week. John
says the boys are all busy prospecting
and looking alter their locations, and
many promising properties are being de-
veloped near the j. r..
Mrs. A. e. Wallace wishes the ladies
to remember when they are looking for
hats, that she has the largest assort-
ment in town and at the lowest prices,
all kinds OF trimmings and a fine line of
baby hats and bonnets. She is leading
in dress making, aud ladies are sure to
be pleased. at reasonable prices. Call
and see.
Judge Gardeners mother came in on
Monday mornings train for a visit with
her son, and will remain until the return
OF her husband, who is in Europe at this
time on business.
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MOMENTS FANCIES.

The princess of Wales is a lover and
collector Of fine and rare laces and has
one hundred and fifty Thousand dollars
worth locked up in her cabinets.
SARAH GRAND married at sixteen and
for some time lived with her husband
in China. Since then she has travelled
much in Japan with no escort but her
maid.
Mrs. NELLIE GRANT-SARToRIs adj
heres to the fashion of hair-dressing
which prevailed when she was a young
girl-the style which banged the hair
across the forehead as men did in
Florence in Raphael's time.
MRS. MULLER, an English woman,
speared a wild boar at a pig stick" at
Tangisr the other day. She is al excel
lent horse-woman, but her achievement
with an ~eighteen-foot spear has
created great excitement and admira-
ton in Morocco.
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Excursion,

The annual excursion and basket pic
mic Of the society OF Black Hills Pioneers
which occurs on Saturday, June s., will,
as usual, be a very pleasant outing and
enjoyable affair. 1t will be held IN the
Beatto grove, a large and handsome
park situated between Sturgls and Fort
Meade, which is fitted up with swings,
seats, and pavllions for speaking, music
and dancing. The Elkhorn railroad has
made a rate Of one fair for the round
trip from all stations in South Dakota
for the occasion. Ticketswill be on sale
the seventh and eighth, and good for
return until the nineth.
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Highest q ~ il Leavening Power-Lstest Y s Govt Report
Haa!!! R Rs%assE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
PURE

w. II. Stokes is up from his ranch on
the Cheyenne river about ten miles be-
low the mouth Of the Belle Fourche.
Me. Stocks and his brother Charles have
put in an irrigation ditch covering their
own ranches and a large amount OF
long. He reports crops looking fine, and
an unusual amount of rain fall in that
part of the country.
Mr.. Schneider, an attorney from Buf-
falo, New York, is in Rapid City this
week, attending the receivers sale OF
stock belonging to the old Day Horse
Ranch company. Mr.. Schneider comes
IN the interest OF the stockholders OF the
company who reside in New York. In
conversation with the gentleman he
stated that the weather bad been very
hot and dry in his state this spring.
John q. Reed returned from western
New York on Saturday morning. He
reports a very dull sale in horses, as
that section was overstocked with old
cheap horses, bought up by dealers from
the drouth sufferers OF Nebraska, and
fattened up on grain and Stops quickly
and placed upon the market at very low
prices, but they are soft and unhealthy,
and are giving SO Door satisfaction that
purchasers will prefer grass fed horses IN
the future.
On Tuesday morning Division Super
attendant Harris OF the Elkhorn, f. A.
Harmon another Elkhorn official, and
S. A. Carney OF the American Express
Co., accompanied by V. L. Price OF this
CITY, drove over to keystone, for what
purpose is not known. 1t will now be in
order for some prophit to foretell from
this the building Of railroads and many
other improvements which will be OF
great benefit to our city. But we wager
our reputation as a guesser that the
boys are on track OF a. mining prospect.
Still the weather continues all that
could be desired for crops. Grain has
not looked so well in years as at the
present writing. Perhaps the good old
days are returning to South Dakota,
the days when to SOW ment a sure har-
vest, which in a few short years covered
her pralries with houses, homeseekers
and fields OF golden grain. There seems
no reason why we may not expect this,
as similar changes occur IN all other
countries. Let us hope the dreaded
drouth period, which has driven from
our midst many noble and industrious
settlers, financially ruined, has zone to
never again return to crush the hopes
and a the dreams OF our people.