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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-07
JACK, SURE ENOUGH
THE FAMOUS RIPPER IN AN
ENGLISH ASYLUM.
DR.. Forbes Winslow Confirms the Report
About the Insane Medical student
His Murderous Methods.

New York. Sept. CDR. Robert For
bes Winslow OF London, a well-known
specialist on suicide and insanity. con-
firms the report that Jack the Rip
per" Is incarcerated in a county lunas
tic asylum in England. The doctor
says this fact Is known to the doctors.
but they hushed up the facts. Dr.
Winslow says Jack Is a medical stu
dent suffering from homicidal mania
The story told by DR.. Wlnslow fol-
lows:
"Jack the Ripper was a medical
student Of good family. He was a
young man of slight build. with light
hair and blue eyes. He studied very
hard and his mind, being naturally
weak. gave way. He became a relig-
ious enthusiast and attended early SER
vice every morning at st. Pauls. His
religious fervor resulted in homicidal
mania toward the women of the street
and tmpelled him to murder them.
He lodged with a man whom l know
and suspicion was first directed to-
ward him by reason of the fact that
ne returned to his lodgings at un-
seasonable hours; that he had in
Vulnerable coats and hats stained with
blood.
II have in my possession now a pair
Of Canadian moccasins stained with
blood that the Ripper wore while on
one Of his murderous expeditions.
notified the Scotland yard authorities
but at that time they refused to CO.
operate with me. Subsequently the
young man was placed in confinement
and removed to an asylum, where ne
is to-day. Since his Incarceration
there has been no repetition Of the
horrible murders that he perpetrated.
These facts are all known to the En-
glish authorities and It Is conceded
that the man now in the asylum is
Jack the Ripper 1t was deemed de-
sirable. however. to hush the matten
up. The details were too horrible to
be made the subject of a public trial
and there was no doubt OF the mana
hopeless insanity"
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A DIG AT BOHEMIAN.
The Northern Pacific Makes Move That
IL Not Appreciated.
lspatch to tho Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Bozeman. Mont, Sept. 6.-There Is con-
sternation among the railroad men over
the order just received making Logan a
divisional point instead OF Bozcman.
About 30 men. most OF them with fam
lies. owning their homes here feel the
fun force OF this order and Will have TO
move from Bozeman either to Logan or
Helena. Some three years ago Bozeman
built depot for the company with the
express understanding that 1t should con-
tinue to be the end OF the Butte dlvi-
sion: that 5000 should be invested In a
machine shop and additional side tracks
and coal bunkers put In. II Is possible
that this move Is only an experiment OF
some railroad official who has acreage
property at Logan. but the people OF
Boxernan do not propose to sit Idly by
and PERMIT 1t to be consummated without
a murmur. As soon as II becomes pos
tive that the order will be enforced a
public meeting will be held and effective
retaliatory measures taken. Bozeman Is
one Of the best shipping points ami has
been one OF the best friends the Nothern
Pacific has had.
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victed on circumstantial evidence. It
will be difficult to secure a jury In
Dawson county for a second trial OF
this case and a change OF venue will
probably be asked for n not made nec-
essary.
Deputy State Examiner wilkins WIS.,
tied the county officers OF Dawson
county to-day to see that they were
started under the new codes properly.
The board OF county commissioners
at their meeting yesterday ordered the
county treasurer to draw a warrant
for sl6,665 payable to the King Bridge
company. OF Cleveland. Ohio. to pay
for the steel work on the sub-structure
of the draw bridge to span the Yellow
stone river at this point. Operations
Will begin not later than the 18th.
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New York. Sept. 6.-The meeting of
the bondholders representing the Ore
gon Railway & Navigation company
consolidated and mortgage bondhold-
ers was held to-day In the Office OF the
New York Security & Trust company.
for the purpose Of considering the plan
and agreement for the reorganization
OF the system. reported by the commit
ee appointed for that purpose. John
Crossley Brown. presided and there
was full representation Of sharehold-
ers. who were unanimous in approving
the plans submitted. The total amount
banked is Sl2.5SS.OO0, OF which 81, 1884,
900 was deposited this morning with
the New York Security & Trust com
pany at the Instance OF Charles C.
Beamen. comptroller Of the company.
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VICIOUS MAD DOG
WOMEN AND CHILDREN BITTEN
BY THE BRUTE.
His venomous Molars Pierced tho Flesh
OF Five Persons Within Half an
Hour-He Is Finally Overpowered.

Williamsport. Pa. Sept. "a mad
dog In Sourh williamsport. Sunday, bit
five persons within half an hour. The
dog attacked Frank Haas. a boy Of .
years. playing In front OF his home.
Before his sister could drive the brute
off the child was so terribly bitten
about the face and throat that his life
is despaired OF. The boys hand was
almost chewed on.
While the doctors were attending the
child they were called to O house near
by. where 7-year-old Lena Delbert had
been bitten In the face by the rsbtd
brute. A few minutes later the dog
entered the kitchen Of Mrs. Lewis
Goodbrod. on another street. pouncins
upon Mrs. Goodbrod. Before she could
shake the dog on he had torn her arm
and hand. Then he rushed Into the
house next door. where he bit Mrs.
Lewis In the hand
The wounds of both women were
auterized and inocuiated. Mrs. Jacob
Lebbard. living near the Goodbrods,
was attacked. but succeeded In beat
ing the canine OF with q stick. From
this point the dog started out In the
street and bit a horse attached TO
bakery wagon. BY this time the popu-
lace of tho borough was aroused. and Q
crowd OF men chased the brute into
a cellar. where. after q fierce fight. he
was killed.
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TIN PLATE IS DEAD
Ohio Manufacturers Feeling Pretty
Blue Over the Outlook.
ALL MILLS SOON TO BE IDLE
In Four Months Not One Of Them
VIII Be Running, So One of the
Pessimists Declares-The
Price of the Metal.

Cleveland, Sept. 6.-The tin plate
manufacturers in this city say that
the big advance In the price OF steel
has killed the tin plate industry and
that In a few months every mill In
the country turning out that product
will be closed. J. w. Britton, presi-
dent OF the Britton Tin Plate workers,
said to-day: There is In the neigh
borhood Of $10.000.O0O invested In the
1877 mills at present operated in thia
country and from 1900 to 10000 men
are employed. In four months from
now. not one of the mills will be run
ming. The last spring tin plate bar
was selling at 1850 per ton. At that
price we were able to make a little
money. To-day tin plate bar canno,
be bought for less than s2s per ton.
None Is being offered for sale. how
ever. as there Is no market for IT,"
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ARairs In Ecuador.

Washington. Sept. 6.-Omcial infor-
nation OF the victorious entry Of Gen.
eral Alfaro with his army into the
City OF Quito. Ecuador. has been re-
ceived here. II came to the navy de-
partment in a dispatch from Com
mander Watson OF the United States
Ranger. now at Guayaquil The dis
patch was very brief. merely announc-
ing the fact OF the arrival Of General
Alfaro and saying that great enthu-
sIasm prevailed. The dispatch gives
definite and final official confirmation
to the reports of success Of the revolu-
ton. The conflict has lasted several
months and the reports OF Afaro's
movements have been so contradictory
as to occasion doubts as to the success
OF his movements. But Commander
watson's dispatch removes all doubt
and shows that the rebellion has cul.
minated In a revolution.
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BY A DIAMOND RING.
How II Served to Reunite Husband and
Wife After Many Years.

Wife After Many Years.
Winamac, Ind. Sept. 6.-By the ac-
cidental dropping Of a diamond ring at
the station here yesterday a husband
and wife who had been separated for
40 years were reunited and they left
togther for Boston. DIR. Charles s.
Mott Of Boston stepped from the train
to leave a dispatch. As he walked
toward his car. lady leaned from the
window of another car and asked the
doctor to hand her diamond ring
which had just slipepd from her fin
ger and was lying at his feet. DR..
Mott picked up the ring and the in
scription on the inside read Charles
Mott. to Vernal Burns" She cried out
Charles. my husband" DR.. Mott
clasped the wife who had fed from
him In anger 40 years before. In 1856
DIR. Charles Mott was a well-known
young physician Of Boston. He fell In
love with Miss Vernal Burns of South
Canterbury, Conn.,. and they were mar
ried. Mrs. Mott was Jealous. One
stormy night. when her husband had
been detained very late by lady pa
tient the crazed wife determined to
stand IL no longer. and started out In
the storm, leaving no trace of her
whereabout. For years the doctor
searched for his wife. He was on his
way to New England to revisit the
scenes of his childhood when the hap
py incident occurred which reunited
him to his long-lost wife
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New York. Sept. s.-Nesslage q Full
Ter will export 100000 in gold to-mor-
row: W. NJ. Crossman & Bro. u.oo4r
900 to sl.25o.0o0; Handy q Harman.
si5o.O0o: Hard 4 Rand. $l5o,ooo. The
government gold reserve was restored
to-day above the sl.OOo.o0o point BY .
deposit in the sub-treasury at Chi
cago OF s250.0oo In gold coin In en-
change for small legal tender notes.
This, however. Is exclusive of the gold
withdrawn from the sub-treasury here
to-day. which will bring the reserve
below the slOo.ooO,Ooo point. unless the
government bond syndicate makes ad-
ditional deposits. The sub-treasury
officials report the withdrawal Of gold
up to 9 p. m. at sl.60o.0o0.
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DUkRANT'S CASE.
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DEED OF A FIEND.
lie Murders Two People In u Frightful
Manner-Kllls Himself.

Manner Himself.
Sullivan. Ind. Sept. 6.-The most hor-
rible murder and suicide In the history
of this (Sullivan) county, occurred last
night James Ward killed Aaron Hun
ter. his father-in-law. and John Hun
ter. his brother-in-law. Ward cut OF
the head OF the elder Hunter and split
wide open the head Of the son. Family
differences are supposed to have led to
the crime. Last night at IL o'clock
Ward and Aaron Hunter We're In town.
and had apparently arrived at a sat
isfactory understanding. Ward insist
ed. however. on the old man going to
the woods for the purpose Of hunting
coons. While the hunt was In progress
and Hunter was sitting on a stump.
Ward hit him on the neck with an axe.
His head was split wide open. When
Hunter fell, Ward struck the PROSTATE
body again and cut Off the head. The
axe sunk into the ground. The murder
er then proceeded TO kick the head Of
his victim about. He then went home.
awoke his wife and told her to call her
brother. az he and the old man had
treed a coon, and ask him to come and
help fell the tree. The younger Hunter
got up. went out into the yard with
only his shirt on. when Ward. with a
stroke Of the axe. felled him to the
ground. Young Hunter died almost
Immediately. with ms head split open.
Ward then told his wife to keep quiet
about the whole affair; that II she did
not, he would kill her. Ward then
went about half a mile down the road
and stopped at Beckets home. He
told Mrs. Beckets that he had killed
both the Hunters. Before many hours
the crime was known and a posse. con-
sisting Of miners and farmers. started
on hunt for Ward. Ward had two
revolvers and this fact was known by
his pursuers. The posse became en-
ragged and when the old mans body
was found the mob became more de-
termined than ever and determined to
hang Ward IL caught. Just as the
posse had located Ward and surround
ed the field In which he had been hid
ing. shot was heard. The posse closed
in and found Ward on his back on the
ground with a revolver In each hand
and a bullet wound In the left ear. He
vaa dead
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-07
TO-DAY THEY START
Defender and Valkyrie Ill. Will Sail
for HOnOrs.
THE BOATS MEASUREMENTS
Baseball and the Standing Of the
Clubs-Sports and Events of
Various Kinds In Differ
ent Parts.

New York. Sept. 6.-No previous con-
test for the Americas cup has aroused
so much interest on both sides OF the
Atlantic as the races between the De-
fender and Valkyrie Ill. which begin
tomorrow of Sandy Hook. The hotels
are crowded with guests and every
available excursion steamer has been
pressed into service to accommodate
the thousands OF sight seers who will
witness the race. Unusual precautions
have been taken by the cup committee
to have the course properly patrolled
so that the racing yachts will not be
lnterfered with. A patrol force Will be
in attendance.
Il. $. Osborne. who looked after the
recent naval parade. at the opening Of
the Harlem ship canal. and Lieutenant
Dellhanty. supervisor OF port, will be
In charge OF the patrol.
Local Forecaster Quinn said OF to-
morrow's weather: Taking 1t all in
vail tomorrow will be favorable to the
contest. There will be brisk wind IL
to Is miles an hour. 1t will come first
from the northeast. shifting to south
easterly. 1t is bound to be an on
shore wind. The indications are for
good weather nearly all day. There
may. perhaps. be light squalls. but 1t
is not likely there will be any rain"
Designer Watson OF the Valkyrle said
to-day to a reporter: Il am going down
10 the race tomorrow expecting to
lose." He said this seriously. but
neither he nor any other Valkyrie peo-
pie looked downcast. Everything Is in
readiness for the race. The official
measurer ]. d. Hlslop OF the New York
Yacht club. measured both yachts In
dry dock to-day. lie said his report
would be made public late in the after
noon at the New York Yacht club.
With Hislop were ex-Commodore James
ID. Smith and prominent members OF
the New York Yacht club. all OF whom
expressed themselves surprised at the
beauty and general excellence of the
two racers.
The result Of the measurers' work on
the yachts was a great surprise. Fol-
Defender the sail area as per rule
HE'S. Sailing length. as per rule
1oo.36. For Valkyrie ILL.,. sail area a.
per rule 11i.1i, sailing length as pei
rule. 10l.49. Mr.. Hlslop brought ths
measurements to the New York Yacht
club house and turned them over tc
the regatta committee. The committee
considered the question for long time
and postd up a notice on a bulletin
board to the effect that the allowance
would be 20 seconds. Nobody guessed
the English yacht would give more
than a minute and a half. The load
water-line lengths of the ships show
only difference Of 40-loO in favor ol
Defender.
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A HORRIBLE MURDER.
The Case Recalls tho Ficndish Grimes OF
Emanuel Church.

Amilla. Fla. Sept. 6,-Tuesday night
Stella Johnson. l6 years Of age. daugh-
ter Of a widow. was kidnapped. This
morning the nude corpse OF the girl.
strapped to a log and horribly man
gled. was found floating In a small
lake six miles from home. The girls
neck had been broken. her throat cut
from ear TO ear and her right arm
severed from her body at the shoulder.
An examination showed the girl had
been outraged. Several young men
who had been paying attentions to the
girl are under suspicion. In the girls
room was found a mask torn from one
of her assailants The inquest con-
firms the suspicious entertained. Three
men will be lynched.
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ANOTHER CHANCE.
Bailey Will Bc Tried Again-News Notes
FROM Glendive.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Glendive, Mont, Sept. 7.-william
Bailey, who was tried for the murder
of John II. Barkley at the May term
OF the district court in Dawson county
and found guilty Of murder in the first
degree and sentenced to be hung July
2, and was, by Governor Richards re-
spited until Aug. 6 and further resplted
to Oct /. was granted u new trial by
Judge Milburn at a special term OF
court. Attorney George W. Tryer. at
torney for defendant. has worked night
and day for his client and is now con-
fident Of clearing Bailey, who was con-
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Boise, Idaho, Sept. 6.-Panl2D Law
son. under sentence of death for the
murder of william Watson. escaped
from Jail in HALEY last night. Sheriff
Fenton was found gagged in Jail this
morning and the prisoner gone. Last
night when the sheriff was about to
lock up Lawson he was suddenly
seized by two men and threatened
with his life II he gave a warning cry.
The steel cell keys were taken from
him. he was then bound and gagged
and Lawson released. The prisoners
two sons, assisted by a stranger, were
the ltperators.
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that II Judge Hanford Gusts the recelv-
ers and appoints new ones. the road
VIII be In charge Of several sets Of re-
celyers. Close friends OF the receivers
here declare that Messrs. Oakes. Rouse
and Payne are all opposed to the pro-
posed consolidation OF the Northern Pa
eific and the Great Northern. They as
sert that President Hills statement
that the proposed deal Is yet likely to
be carried out expresses chiefly his own
wish, and that the consolidation plan
has been practically given up by the
committee.
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Hong Kong. Sept. s.-Ths leader q
the Ku Cheng riots. In which Engiish
and American missionaries were killed.
has been arrested. An attempts was
made by Chinese soldiers to kidnap
this person in the hope to secure the
reward offered for his delivery to the
authorities. The total number Of ar
rests OF those concerned In the massa-
ere Is IS. Twenty-three have been con-
victed. but sentence has not been
passed upon any. the vice roy Of Ku
Kien demanding the right to revisw
the evidence adduced at the triAls-
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They Have been Released.

Washington. Sept. 6.-The state de-
partment received cable tonight
from Consul General Williams at Ha-
vana, stating that Aguerra had been
released by the Spanish authorities and
Sanguilly would be granted a civil trial
soon. This was welcome news to the
department. as the case of these two
United States citizens imprisoned In
Cuba has dragged tedlously for
months. The release of Aguerra and
the prompt trial OF Sanguilly will Sc
cure everything for which the United
States has contended.
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On the p,sput d i,oupdarv surx,x

Seattle. Sept. &C. w. Kimmer. who
has just returned from Alaska. says
that on his return he met two young
Englishmen who had been on the dis
putod boundary survey. Mr.. Klmmer
says that one Of the men admitted that
a grasplng disposition was being shown
and that evidence Of a boundary Is be-
ing manufactured.
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A trusted OmcIaI skips.

San Francisco. Sept. "a local pa
per says that George w. Van Guelph.
secretary OF the International Cigar
Makers union, has disappeared, and it
is known that he Is about ts9 short in
his accounts. He was the populist can
didate for county clerk at the las;
aIanffnu
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The standing of the clubs this morning
Prl,eilyhtlng Law In Texas.

Dallas. Tex. Sept. Gin the case Of the
pr!ze-flghters who were arrested here
last Saturday. Chief Justice ]. NJ Hurt,
OF the court OF appeals. has granted a
writ of habeas corpus, returnable on the
18th anst. These cases will determine the
validity Of the law licensing prlze-hght-
ing in Texas
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Payment Received.

Special Disnatch to the Standard.
Helena, Sept. Estate Treasurer Wright
to-day received a draft for $4,000 from
Farson Leach & Co.. Chicago. being a
payment Of So,oco on agricultural college
bonds. and another OF $4,000 on the State
Normal school bond issue.
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all the glass In the train. John Ross
of Hamilton had his foot smashed.
John McTain Of Sing Sing. N. Y. back
badly injured: Mike Ryan Of Leaven-
worth. Kan. shoulder sprained: Frank
Smith Of North Hampton. n. Y. hand
and foot injured; John. Bran Of Scran-
ton. Pa. acrobat. ankle badly injured.
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A show Demolished.

Park Bluffs. Ark. Sept. s.-While the
cars 81 Pawnee Bilrs Wild West show
were being coupled on in the Iron
Mountain yards this morning for a trip
to Little Rock. they received a tre-
mendous jostle, which smashed almost
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Special DiHH. ia 10 the Standard
Helena. Sept. 6.-Judge Blake received
word to-day thar Bln Gays attorneys
had secured change OF venue from
Meagher county 10 Lewis and Clarke. Gay
is now az White Sulphur Springs. where
his trial was to have begun this week.
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Governor Altgeld . Witness.

Springfield. H.. Sept. 6.-The grand Jury
to-day issued subpoenas for three Chicago
persons. Governor Altgeld and two others.
commanding them to appear before the
grand jury and testify regarding bood-
ling by members OF the last general as
sembiy
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The a-Year-Old Record.

Lewiston. Ne. Sept. 6.-At the Maine
state fair to-day the s-year-old Kentucky
bred colt Blngen was started In an exhi-
b!ton mile to beat his own time. 2:2iis.
made Monday. Tie finished IN 2:20l.. which
Is believed to be record time for 2-year
olds on q half-mile track.
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Baseball Yesterday.

AT Baltimore-The Baltimore-Loulsviile
game postponed on account Of rain.
At Wash!ngton-The two Cincinnati
Washington games postponed, rain.
At BROOKLYN: Cleveland, 1.
AT Boston-9: Chicago. 6.
At New York;; Pittsburg. q.
At Philadelphia. 0: st. Louis. s.
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A Promlpent Editor Dead.

Cadenabbia. Italy. Sept. s.-william
Henry Hurlburt is dead. He was born
In Charleston, S. c.. July 81. 1877
From 1876 to 1883 he was editor of the
New York World.
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FIGHTING FIRE,
Three Thousand Men Hard at work I'm
New Jersey. and Il still Burns.

Sea Island City. N. j.. Sept. s.-rhe
upper end of Cape May county Is being
swept by destructive forest fire which
has ragged fiercely since Sunday night.
A force OF 5000 men Is fighting the fire.
but all efforts to stop Its progress have
thus far proved futile.
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New incorporation.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Sept 6-The Coulsou Ditch
company was Incorporated to-day by
George A. Miller and others Of Brltngh
with a capital stock OF $,oQp.
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The Weather.

Washington. Sept. 6.-For Montana:
Fair; westerly winds; slightly warmer
Saturday evening.