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The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-02-06
THE ARMENIAN RESOLUTIONS.

Presiient Cleveland VIII Send Copies to
 tho European Powers.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-A member of the cabinet, when asked what he thought President Cleveland would do with the Armenian resolution, said: 1T have not heard the question dis cussed, but am inclined to think the president will send them to the Euro- pean powers through the state depart. ment, as to do otherwise would be an affront to congress. Russia or Great Britain may be glad to know that we deprecate the Armenian massacres, but in my opinion it will not influence their future action in the slightest"
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-02-06
Resigned by ReQnest.

PIERRE, S D., Feb l.-This city is in a ferment over the resignation of Judge Kellam, of the state supreme court. It has become generally known that the resignation was by request on charges of gross immortality, the parties making the request being prominent citizens. The parties ag- grieved hesitate to make any move. Judge Kellam is openly charged with taking liberties with a little girl en- ticed into his office at night and with taking advantage of another mans wife while she was under the in. fuence of morphine.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-02-06
HE WILL HANG.

The Nebraska Murderer Who Feigned In.
 sanity to Escape Death Declared Sane.
 LEXINGTON, Neb., Jan. 30.-The jury to determine as to the san. ity of J. B. Walker, the murderer re- prieved by Gov Holcomb, returned a verdict finding Walker sane. Judge Green overruled motion for new trial, and ordered the sentence of death, March 6, to be carried out
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-02-06
RESURRECTION IN FoRMosA.

Chinese Attempt to Drive Out Their Japa.
 nese Conquerors.
 YoKAHAMA, Japan, Jan. 31.-In the northern district of Formosa, where it was supposed that order had been completely restored, general insur. rection has broken out. The Chinese are making a desperate effort to drive out their Japanese conquerors. The Japanese troops which have just re. turned from the subjuration of the is- land will be returned to Formosa and a permanent garrison established.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-02-06
An Awful Death List,

CARDIFF, Wales, Jan. e9.-The latest and corrected reports of the number of persons in the Pont-y-Pridd mine at the time of the explosion of fire damp in the pit show that there were ss all told. Of these 47 have been taken out dead, a3 were rescued alive and eight are still missing.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-02-06
NEW SYNDICATE WILL BID.
It Has Given Assurance That It Will Make
 the Loan a Success.

the Loan a Success.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 30--The new Nor gan syndicate has given the treasury renewed assurances of its intention to make the slOO, GOO, 900 loan 8 success, and to that end it will have in bids to take the whole issue or any part of it. The lump bid will, it is said, be about sl1O, ,OOO, 900, or at least below a 31S per cent. basis. The bid for any fraction al unsold part of the bonds will be on terms less favorable to the govern ment
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-02-06
DARDANELLES MUST OPEN.
Russia Win Not Submit Long to Being
 Locked Up In the Black Sea.

Locked Up in the Black Sea.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 31.-The No- vosti says on the subject of the alleged Russo-Turkish treaty: Russia can guarantee the existence of Turkey only if reform, such as the opening of the Dardanelles to Russian wnrships, be offered. It is impossible to adduce any valid reason why Russia should be forced to lock up her fleet in the Black sea. It is simply policy of outra. geous violence to which Russia submits because she loves peace, but the prohi. bition is to disappear
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-02-06
Kicked by a Horse ana Killed,

CREsToN, Ia.. Jan. 29 Dan Rider, young farmer residing near Kent, was kicked by horse yesterday afte erncou and instantly killed.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-02-06

e1ln early republican days the party used to win New Jersey occasionally Tor state officers, though in presiden- ual years. except in 1860, when it car Tied four of the states seven electors. ana in 1872, when it carried all of them. ,he party had ill luck. The tide has been pretty constantly against the re- publicans in important elections in
 New Jersey for almost quarter of a century until 1895, when republican
 governor was chosen. The present in- uications are that New Jersey has fol- !owed the rest of the northern doubt ,oi' states into the republican column TOT good.--St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
 Crhe Mckinley boom is growing greater and more imposing all the Whlle. By June it will cover the whole
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-02-06
MILES ON COAST nsEeNsss

He Urges Mede for the Proper TortiAca.
 ton of Our Great Cities.
 WAsHINGTON, Jan. 29. Maj. Gen. Nelson A. Miles, commanding the army, before the committee on coast defenses yesterday made . statsmsnt of the condition of the coast defsnses On both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-29
THOROUGHLY MORToAoED.
Security which a shrewd Farmer Gave
for a Debt.

From the Vermillion. Ind, Freeman.
There are tricks in. all trades but
ours, remarked the carpenter. land
we sometimes drive screws with a
hammer" A few days ago. not more
than thousand miles from Lake
county. a collector called on a farmer
Tor the payment of a note secured by
chattel mortgage. The farmer was
obdurate and gave no satisfaction that
he ever could pay the note. Finally
the collector said: We'll. I'll have to
take the eleven cows named i'm the
mortgage"
oh, no; you haven't got a mortgage
on eleven cows on this farm"
Why. yes, l have And the collec-
tor pulled out copy of the mortgage
and read as follows:
One red and white COW. one COW
spotted red and white, one red COW
with white spots, one COW with white
spot In forehead, one red COW with two
white hind feet, one white COW with
red spots on side one white and red
COW. one red cow with two white fore
feet one red COW with white spots on
hips, one white cow spotted with red.
Now. how do you like that continued
the collector.
"Oh, that's all right: / see you've got
eleven mortgages on my old red and
white COW. There she is down there in
the pasture. The boys will go down
and help you catch her"
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Great Falls. Feb. 27.-Monarch's lat
est sensation, says the Neihart
Miner, is the arrival of an United
States timber inspector and ii is more
than probable great row is now go
ing to be made, according to the pro-
verbal policy of the government after
about all the damage has been done
that can be done. Five and six years
ago, settlers who We're here to stay and
grow up with this country witnessed
the wholesale spoilation of beautiful
forest trees, shading and identifying
one of the loveliest drives in Cascade
county from the head of Martins
Canyon to Yule's. Expostulations were
vain. First the large lumber COMMA
mics came in and hewed down every
thing that would make a saw log.
taking out millions of feet Then the
cord-wood fiends stripped these beauti-
full hill sides of everything that prom
ised an excuse for stick of wood and
then the ranchers finished up the lob
by carrying off everything large
enough for a chicken to roost on. Now
the government would fain come to
the rescue after the beauty of the
whole country is destroyed. but re-
manned silent while the vandalism was
going on and deaf to all protests and
complaints. Though the mills of Gro
yer grind slowly. yet they grind ex-
ceedingly small
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Great Falls, Feb. 2S.-J. c. f. Barker
has returned from a brief business trip
to Neihart, where he is interested in
several mining propositions, and re-
ports the silver camp as being quite
lively.
The electric plant at Neihart. which
has been closed down for some time.
will be started up again in March,
much to the qualification of the bust
ness men of that camp.
j. Il. Mackey, an old soldier residing
at Neihart, has been granted a pen
sion of IS per month, with back pay
amounting to 81 500. Mr.. Mackey is a
firm believer in the business methods
of the pension bureau.
Neihart shipped II cars of ore this
week, the largest number sent out
from that camp for many months. The
Broadwater mine shipped IL cars; the
Galt four and the Florence and Nevada
one car each.
w. II. Aldrich of the United Smelling
company, came down from Helena yes
terday on business connected with the
old silver Smelter of this city.
George KNEE, John Knez and Jacob
Ruzic have renowned allegiance to
Austria and will become followers of
the starry banner
Judge Benton has rendered a decree
or foreclosure in the suit of the Mer-
chants National bank of Helena VS.
VIII Hanks ct al.
Harrison Riggin, who has been Sc
r1ously i'll for several months is report
ed as much improved and on his way
to recovery.
Attorney McAnelly is in town TODAY
on professional business in connection
with case in the district court
Judge DuBose came up from Benton
this morning and will visit with his
family for a week
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Land Office at Helena, Mont. February /,
1856
Notice is hereby given that the follow
tng-named settler has filed notice OF his
intention TO make final proof I'm support
OF said claim. and that said proof will De
made before 4. OLeary Commissioner
L. 5. Circuit Court. District OF Montana
at postofhce at Stuart. Mont. on March
9Th. 1886 viz: Harry NJ. Griffith. who
made ii. +. No. i2ls for the Eiz. SEA-. See
"a. Up ". r. 10 West.
lie names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation OF. said land. viz William
Norton. Charles o. Fuller. Morgan Thorn
as. John Watson. all Of Stuart Montana
Any person who desires 20 protest
against the allowance Of such proof, or
who knows OF any substantial reason. I'M
der the law and the regulations OF the in
terror department why such proof should
not be allowed. will be given opportu-
nifty at the above mentioned time and
place TO cross-eNamine the witnesses of
said claimant and TO offer evidence in re-
buttal Of that submitted by claimant
W. r. cox. Register.
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and SIS and a gold watch valued at $50
were gathered in by the thieves. En-
trance to the building was effected by
breaking rear window A man who
mad been loafing around the saloon for
several days is believed to be the guilty
one. but the closest search at Sand
Coulee and Great Falls to-day failed to
locate him.
In the district court this morning the
Commonwealth Insurance company in
stituted suit to foreclose a mortgage
given by NJ. j. and Catherine Hoels-
cher on lots l and 2 and the south half
or the northwest quarter of section 80,
township 10 north. range 4. east. The
mortgage is for $500.
City Jailor Yates is now able to see
fairly well with his right eye. His
left eye was removed some weeks ago
and for time it was feared he would
go totally blind.
The board of appraisers of Choteau
county fixed the value of irrigated Gull
tivated lands at 81 per acre and graz
ing land at s1.25 per acre
Professor Emery arrived from Boze-
man this morning and took the early
train for Belt to attend the Farmers
institute, which convenes in that thriv-
ing camp to-day. Belt people are en-
pertaining the visitors right royalty,
and a grand banquet will be rendered
those in attendance at the institute to-
morrow evening.
l.. G. Phelps returned this morning
from an extended trip of several
months. During his absence he spent
some time in Florida with his mother
whose health was greatly benefited by
the climate of that state
t. r. Healy, a prominent business
man of Belt and Neihart, is in town for
few days.
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MATTERS POLITICAL
The Republican County Committee
Will Meet Next Week.
THINGS ARE WARMING UP
Dem ocrats and Populists Have as
Yet Made No Noticeable Move,
but VIII Before Long-The
PEOPLE Are Interested.

GREAT Falls, Feb. 27.-The season is
rolling around when matters of a poll
teal nature are beginning to attract
the attention of the masses and al
ready a great deal of interest is evinc-
ed in the subject. The populists and
democrats have yet made no open
movement in the way of organization,
but Chairman Martin of the republi-
can county committee has signified his
intention of calling the county commit
tee together in March to perfect neces-
sary arrangements for holding repub-
lican primaries. The county commit
tee is constituted as follows:
Great Falls, First ward-M. Phillips;
Second ward, w. ]. Winters; Third
ward, F. D. Joscelyn; Fourth ward,
Charlie Proctor.
North Great Falls-A. Malmberg.
Boston & Great Falls Addition-H. ].
Ballnger.
West Great Falls-E. Dillebaugh
b. & NJ. Smelter-Jonas Pettapiece.
Silver Smelter-Carl Eklund
Great Falls Township-Edward Ed
wards.
Armington-G. NJ Watson.
Belt-E. ]. Lowry.
Sun Rivera. w. Delaney. Adolph
Roensch.
Cascade-George Travis.
Mission-Edward HASTE.
Ulm-S. A. Beachley.
Geyser-P. j. O'Hara.
Logging Creek-T. NJ. Tyler.
Monarch-R. w. Lamb.
Riceville-David Rice.
Stickney-R. NJ. Stickney.
Kibbey-H. +. Jones'
Cora-James II. Campbell.
Mid Canyon-J. Wantz.
Millegan-J. w. Millegan.
Davis Creek-George Currie
TRULY. f. Evans.
Upper Sand Coulee-William Oswald
Ming Coulee-W. II. Bettes
Willow Creek-P. B. Buchanan
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MINISTER SOLD MOON CHINE.
How the Parson Was Caught Disp lsing
of Illicit whis&ey.

From the Troy Times
Paul Wilson, a revenue officer. tells a
good story of a moonshiner who was
arrested by him for selling a hundred
gallons of wildcat whiskey. The de-
PENDANT was a minister in charge Of
a mountain church, aind when placed
upon the stand told the facts i'm his
own peculiar way. "Yo see. ledge. %
he said. lit was this way. Brother
Adams he'd a little Ticker an he ses.
'Parson, take a gallon hum an I TUX
IL. My wife war poly, sab. very poly
that summer, an she drunk the mos
of IL, nigh all of II. an IL help her pow
full. SO Brother Allen come along one
day. an i ses. Brother Allen. thet's a
good critter you're a-ridin' Vas. par
son. he's the best on the mounting. I'm
goin' fer the doctor. He did nv boss
Bess a heap of good. an I'm goin' ter
let him try his han on my wife. She's
poly. An how is yo' wife. parson?'
She's bettah:' SEES I. I got some Ticker
an IT sot her up right we'll 'Hev yo
any more% ses he. an lowed I he'd
so / give him some. Then I got more
an il war a kin o. po' season. jedge
an / Jes let my brethren hev II for
their wives. an ave he'd SIGH an out
pourin' of grace as we never he'd befo'
an IL want long fore every man on
the mounting war a brother They all
jined the church. an SIGH a lot of poly
wives | never seen. | reckon | give out
bout a hundred gallons. jedge, Jest to
church members. I wouldn't let the
unregenerate hev drop. / Jess made
half a dollar on each gallon to pay fer
totin' II to the house an measurin' IL
out. an / didn't get nothin' fer right
smart of IL. ] won't hev no mo- of IL.
jedge. even ef IL breaks up the church"
The old man was so honest that a
minimum fine was imposed.
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MI ANEoTS

ROOMS AND BoARD-FOR Al ROOMS
and board apply at No. l0iiz West
Quartz street.
SPIRITUALISM FREE, FREE! FREE,
Free test 10 all who desire a sitting. DR..
Ritchie, the test healing and business
medium, is located al - West Broad
way. The doctor will give to all a test
Of his wonderful powers All who are
sick. despondcnt or in trouble. call and
he convinced that this gifted medium
can and will help you. Locates mines.
lost persons or property Positively no
fee unless full satisfaction IL given.
Hours, TO "A. m. TO y. m. Sundays in
cluded. - West Broadway Butte.
WOOD CONTRACT-THE AMERICAS
Developing and Mining company will
receive bids at their office In Glbbons-
Vile. Idaho. for cutting and deIivereine
2.50o cords Of f-foot wood. A number OF
good woodchoppers are wanted to cut
wood by the cord
MRS. ]. HELD. RELIABLE CLAIR
voyant: readings. 81: circles wednes-
day evenings. p cents. 22l South Arr
IONA street, Butte.
II BANK REFUSES YoU MONEY
call Reynolds, q East Granite stree,
Butte
WANTED-A PARTNER WITH 81 065.
paying $50 per month. object 10 ENLARGE
business. Address c.. Box a. Butte
Mont.
MRS. c. r. FRITZ GIVES PERFTMFD
vapor and electric baths, massage
treatment: also bust developing face
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positively removed hair dressing ana
manicuring rooms ~ and - New Ovs-
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RANCH. FIVE-YEAR LEASE For
improvements. For information address
Box 'i3. Butte. Mont
LOWEST PRICES FOR FIRsT-CI.Ass
dental work at East Broadway. Butte.
SECONDHAND CLOTHING BOUGHT
and sold "a r. Park ST. Butte
UNION EMPDOi MEST OFFICE-AI.I.
kinds Of domestic help furnished. Room
:. n West Broadway. Butte
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REV ARD.

s25.O REwARD-THE ABOVE RE,
ward will be paid for the arrest and
conviction of the person or persons
who cut the wires OF the Butte District
Messenger Co. in the NJ. & NJ gambling
house. over the Palais Royal. on West
Park street and the Leland block. Sec
ond floor. This reward will also apply
TO any future cutting OF any OF the
wires OF said company. A G. Elerick.
Manager.
Butte, Feb. %, 1896
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Mr.. Mckinley may be a safe man for
the white house. but his address before
the Marquette club Is well calculated 10
lead many people to doubt such "A claim
Mr.. Mckinley's address was one that
might be expected. pehaps. from a
scheming politician. but not from a states
man aspiring 10 the presidency Of the
United States and deserving the votes Of
thinking men.-Omaha World-Herald
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TRAINS ARRIVE Al BUTTE
Ne. T. from ST. Paul. Chicago
and all Eastern points. arrives
Northern Pacinc local depot
daily at .......................... sas . -
n. u. No. T. from Spokane. Ia
coma. Seattle. Portland and all
Coast points, arrives Montana
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ma Seattle. Portland and al
Coast and California pointa
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all Eastern. Southern and Ca
madam points. leaves Northern
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4 Irnincant Di.tinctIop.

Senator Blackburn says he will support
the democratic candidate for president in
1896 whether the latter is FOR sound
money or free silver II Is a hopefrI
sign that such a silyerite as BLACKBURN Is
willing to make a distinction between fh..
two kinds OF currency Rochester Her
aid.
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The Too l.Aat.ve Policeman

Nobody connected as policemen are
with the administration and execution of
the criminal laws has any business TO eN-
press ia public his opinion a. 10 the va
lidity of a complaint which Is apparently
made I'm good faith. or as TO the proba-
bility OF conviction or acquittal. When
ever this il done the chance Of getting
an impartial jury il distinctly Iessened.
And what Is very much worse the chance
Of arousing the kind OF public sentiment
which eventuates in one OF Judge Lynch's
lawiess proceedings IS greatly increased.
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Northern Pacific local depot
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No. .. from Spokane. Tacoma.
Seattle. Portland and all Coast
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No. Z. for Spokane. Tacoma.
Seattle. Portland and all Coast
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Nortbern Montana News

The Northern Montana ONCE of the
STANDARD IS located in the Bach-Cory
block. Great Falls. directly opposite the
Park hotel. Advertising rates furnished on
application.
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Are you made miserable by Indigestion.
Constipation. Dizziness. Loss Of Anne
tite. yellow skim Shnoh's Vitalizer H. a
positive cure.
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LOT.

LOST A LITTLE YELLOW DOG,
white feet. white streak on face and
throat long ears, sore over left eye.
Finder please return TO Standard. Butte,
for reward.
LOST-RED COW; WHITE STAR ON
forehead. branded "l3' on hin. Liberal
reward n returned TO NJ. s. McGovern,
ZIG East Fourth street. Anaconda
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Browns Bronchial Troches vii quickly re-
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