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Iiaste Is Not Urged.

London, May 10.-The Madrid CORES
pondent of the Standard says: Senior
Canovas del Costello has publicly stated
that America has not protested against
Spain's right to punish filibusterers,
but only against the summary trial.
American citizens are entitled to be
tried in the civil courts under the
treaties of 1T95 and 1877. The Spanish
government is willing to consider the
demands, and has cabled to Captain
Weyier to delay the executions pend
ing the result of negotiations which
were actively proceeding between
Washington and Madrid to define the
Interpretation of the aforesaid treas-
les.
Senor Canovas made a long speech
at a meeting of conservative senators
and deputies on Saturday evening, in
question which must soma day be set
tied with the assistance of all parties.
The Apoca, the government organ, in
guarded language, recommends pru-
dence and deprecates demonstrations.
1t clearly intimates that the govern
ment will make another effort to con-
ciliate President Cleveland by order
ing General Weyler 10 send all the
papers bearing upon the case here for
the supreme court to pronounce upon.
The execution of the sentences would
thus virtually be shelved. The rest of
the Madrad press are unanimous in
the opinion that America has taken an
ungenerous and unjustifiable advan-
tage of Spain's difficulties.
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Rozeman.r Delegation.
snecinl pIspatch 70 the standard.

Special Dispatch 70 the Standard.
Bozeman, May 1o.-Part of the Gallstin
county delegation left for Butte this
morning and the rest will leave tonight.
The delegation Is composed of o. +. Chis-
holm. w. w. Anderson. F. r. Benepe. r..
ID. Ellis, ELIAS Story. NJ Langohr, w. L..
Lansing. w. w. Livingston, Charles #.
Fransham, Luther Foster. II. II. Chis-
holm, Charles Sales. T. ]. Lynde, ]. H..
Gallop, ]. ID. Waterman. A. T. Hamilton
and Waiter Sales, who goes in the place
OF ]. v. Bogart, chairman of the county
republican central committee. Luther
Foster goes In place of Hon. Charles s.
Hartman, who. 1t is understood, cannot
be present.
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THAT'S WHY.
Cleveland VIII ne Nominated, it Is said
Because the People aequlre His serviees.

Cleveland VIII ne Nominated, it Is said.
because the People acquire His Services
Cincinnati. MAY iO.-A special to the
Commercial-Gazette from Springfield.
Ohio. gives an interview with John W.
Rookwalter. the democratic candidate for
governor of Ohio In 1887. He predicts that
Grover Cleveland will be nominated for
the fourth time at the Chicago conven-
tion. He eulogizes the president as the
leader OF tariff reform and says he is now
wanted as the leader OF the war party in
this country. Mr.. Bookwalter believes the
condition I'm foreign affairs. especially
with Great Britain and Spain. win be
such two months hence as 10 compel
the democracy to take up President
Cleveland. and that the war sentiment
will be in his favor in November.
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SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
The Young AsssiIant Is Choked to Death |
by the Injured Man.

Moni.eau. Mo-. May 1o.-T. A. Phil
lips. a merchant at Latham, Mo-, on
returning home last night from his
place OF business. was shot from am
bush by a neighbor's youth aged IA
years. named Stout. The young neigh
Dor was hid behind tree, and as Phil
hips passed by he shot him, the shot
taking effect in the arm Phillips ran
for his home, but was overtaken by
his assailant and struck over the head
with the weapon and felled to the
ground. In the encounter Phillips
seized Stout by the throat and choks1
him to death.
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The Meas Blood Wanted.

Havana, May 10.-The Spanish gov
ernment has been asked to approve the
sentences of death passed by a court
martial upon the men captured on the
Competitor on a charge Of piracy and
rebellion. The men sentenced are Fred
Laberde. said to be the leader of the
party and claiming American citizen
ship; Elias Recher. also claiming Am
erican citizenship; William Guide. said
to be a British subject; A. John Mil
ton. a native OF Kansas. and Teodora
Malta. This places the fate Of the
men in the hands Of the authorities at
Madrid. and insures that they will be
executed without an order from the
Spanish government.
James Creelman. the correspondent
OF the New York World. and Frederick
w. Lawrence, correspondent Of the
New York Journal, who were ordered
by the authorities TO leave the island
for having sent dispatches to their pa
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Tallahassee, Fla. May 10-Governor
Mitchelrs attention was called to-day
TO the dispatch stating that he had tel
egraphed 10 Mayor Connolly to hold
the Firth battalion in readiness for I'M
mediate action. The governor stated
enphatically that he had no recent
eom1hunication with Mayor Conneliy
on the subject
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Tor the House.

Washington, May 10.-The indications
are that the house will drift along for the
remainder of the session. giving confer
ence reports on appropriation bills the
right OF way and disposing of such incl
dental matters as IL can. There Is a good
deal of pressure from certain quarters
for the consideration OF the bills. and
while th6fe is probability that the latter
may be considered at this session. lead
ers in control of the house seem to have
set their faces against the funding bill
for this session. unless II is prolonged be-
yond the present antcipations.
The immigration bill can hardly come
up this week. as the chairman of the
committee. Bartholdt. is home In st.
Louis attending the state convention.
Tomorrow is District of Columbia day.
and Wednesday is preempted for special
order giving II up to pension bills. 1t is
likely the contested election cases OF
Rinaker VS.. Downing and Murray VS.. FL
llott, which were to have been considered
last week. will. with such conference re-
ports as are presented. occupy the re-
mainder of the time.
The executive. legislative and judicial.
sundry civil and naval bills are now in
conference. II is not improbable that the
resolution regarding the protection OF the
two Americans sentenced to death by the
Spanish authorities at Havana may be
presented and furnish the text for re-
opening of a discussion OF the entire sit
uation.
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vulcan Iron Works Destroyed.

San Francisco. May 10.-The Vulcan
Iron Works were destroyed by fire
early this morning. The loss Is esti-
mated at 100000 with s31. 500 insur-
ance. The fire communicated to the
third floor of the Reliance Machine
Works. damaging the building slight
ly and destroying considerable stock.
The loss Of the Reliance company Is
more than covered by the S25.0o0 In
surance on the plant.
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Mrs. Howsen Lott-The tax collector
Iert bill this morning. They have
changed the name of the road In front
from = street TO an avenue and doubled
the tax rate
Howson L0tt--By Jovel I'll pay that
biz at once. before they make another
change and call IL a b0ulevard.-Juge.
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Fha New ~hip Oregon.

Santa Barbara. Cal. May l0.-The
battleship oregon. the official trial Of
which will be made on Tuesday. Is
the queen cf her class. The oregon ar
rived here from san Francisco this
morning and her behavior on the trip
caused her builder 70 express the be-
lief that on her official trip she will
beat the record OF her sister ship, the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-11
The Treaty OF Fra nix fort.

Frankfort Main, May TO-
The twenty-flth anniversary OF the
signing of the treaty of Frankfort
which concluded the Franco Prussian
war, was celebrated here to-day In
combinations of the fetes and celebra-
tions which have been held throughout
Germany in commemoration Of the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the events
of the war
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-11
BROKE JAIL.
A Convicted Burglar Escapes Prom the
Big Timber locker.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Big Timber, Mont. May i0.-Dick Foley.
who was found guilty Of burglary In the
district court Friday and remanded to
jafi TO await sentence. made his escape
last night. The jail is equipped with Pauly
steel cells and Foley was allowed the
liberty of tho corridor. a confederate on
the outside forced the outer doors Of the
Jail building and wrenched the paddock
from the door Of the steel cage. which
had not been locked Foley's absence was
not discovered until Under Sheriff Jack
son went to the Jail with breakfast for
him this morning. Diligent search is be-
ing made for the fugitive, but up 10 this
time he has not been captured. He is of
medium height. light hair and mustache.
weighs about 40 pounds. has small fea-
lures and a face flushed from excessive
drinking.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-11

Kansas City. May 1o.-The Industrial
council held a lengthy meeting to-day.
The most important subject of discus
sion was the strike OF the fremen in
the Armour packing house. The strike
was referred to the grievance commit
tee which will hold a conference with
the manager Of the plant some time to-
morrow
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-11
shoot the Umpire.

Louisville. May 1e.-Many OF the fans
who attended to-day's game between
Brooklyn and Louisville were disap-
pointed with several Of Umpire keefa's
decisions and would have mobbed him
after the game had it not been for po
lice interfere nee. He was conducted 10
his hotel by six policemen
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No N.ws In washington.

Washington, May 1o.-If any Official
news has been received by the govern
ment in Washington to-day regarding
the Americans captured aboard the
competitor by the Spaniards and con-
demned by court martial to be shot
diligent inquiry failed 10 disclose its
nature. Secretary Olney. to whom a
note was addressed upon the subject,
public
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-11

From the Chicago Record.
DO you notice how time fies. Tommy"
.'Yes'm."
In what way"
wy. seems 10 me faint been a week
since / wuz licked for skatin' on thin
ice. an lsst night / got IL again for goin'
ia swimmin'."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-11
Admiral Beardsley


MaSsaCnusetts. AdmlTaI BeaTds1ey
shares the opinion OF Mr.. Scott.
on the trip down the coast the Ore
gon made Is or is miles at the rate of
16& knots an hour and not even when
she was pressed to her full capacity.
AS the official record Of the Massachu-
setts is only 1915 knots. the perform
ance of the oregon places her at the
head of her class of battleships.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-11

e. E. Gallogly & Co.. Butte, will sup
ply fresh vaccine points to all physi-
clans throughout the state at eastern
prices. They are the agents for E. f.
Beeson, Fond du Lac. Wis. All points
guaranteed. Mail orders promptly at
tended to.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Blackfoot, Idaho. May 1o.-Judge Stand
rod has overruled n motion for a new trial
in the Sidney Larkins case and the pris-
oner's attorneys have appealed the case
10 the supreme court. which will meet In
September
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rsmpsratars In Artssiaa Well.

The salswerk artesian well. IN West
phalia. Prussia. Is 35zia fathons IN d-pth.
the increaSe in temperature being one
degree Fahrenheit In every fifty-four.
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fsss.bAlI Yesterday

At I,ouisville-1; Brooklyn B.
At Cincinnati-1S: Washington IL.
At ST. Louis-6; Baltimore g.
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FOR ANOTHER WEEK
The Work Laid Out for the Two
Branches Of Congress.
CUBA MAY BE REFERRED TO
Fear of a Veto VIII RUSH the River
and Harbor Bill to Settlement
Dupont Is Not Overlooked
Election Contests.

Washington, May 10.-The probabili-
ties are the consideration Of the river
and harbor bill will be concluded in the
senate Monday. According to the
agreement, this bill will be followed by
the resolution to seat Dupont as a SEN
ator from Delaware. With the Dupont
resolution disposed of, the bill making
appropriations for the District of CO.
lumbia will be considered. and IL will
probably consume the remainder of
the week. Only the provision in the
river and harbor bill for the construc-
tion of a breakwater at Santa Monica,
Cal, remains to be acted upon. There
Will be several speeches on the question
Monday. Senators Berry, Vest and
Perkins will oppose the amendment,
and Senator Frye, as chairman of the
committee on commerce, will explain
the committees reason for its action.
Senator White will repfy briefly to
Frye. After this IL is expected that
the vote on the amendment win be
taken and that whatever the fate of
this amendment the bill will be prompt
ly passed.
1t Is not expected to remain long in
conference. as there is a disposition
manifest in both houses to get the bill
to the president at as early a date as
practicable. This is due to the fear of
a veto. and to the determination to re-
main in session long enough TO give
congress time to act in case OF such ad-
verse endorsement by the president
The agreement in regard to the Du-
pont case is that IL shall be taken up
for debate Immediately after the dis
posal of the river and harbor bill. and
that a vote shall be taken not later
than o'clock of the second day after
the debate begins.
The Cuban situation, as presented by
the imposition OF the death sentence
upon the members of the Competitor
party. brings forward n decidedly in
teresting condition, which may result In
an attempt at action on this question
by the senate during the week. In
fact, the outlook in that direction is
full of such possibilities.
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pers offensive to the government, sailed
for New York to-day on board the
Seward line steamer Seguranca.
Among the insurgents killed in the
engagement at Cuida, three days ago.
was the black leader, Aurelio Collazo.
lieutenant to Capt. Fuentes. who was
a terribly sanguinary leader, and the
leader Acea Vigoa, lieutenant to Col
lazo. Jose Blanco Alfonso an insur-
gent incendiary, entered the chapel of
the fortress of Cabanas to-day and will
be shot tomorrow
General Paido returned to Spain to-
day to take the oath as senator.
The report that Maxine Gomez Is In
the province of Matanzas is denied and
ii is said he is now encamped at Pla-
cetas. In Santa Clara province.
Last night the insurgents burned the
village of Heyo Colorado, 15s houses,
the city hall and the schools being de-
stroyed.
A report has been received of anoth-
er engagement with General Sunarze
and the insurgents in Pinar del Rio.
He attacked them in their position
which was an excellent one. The in
surgent force was made up of numer-
Gus bands. Upon their retreat the in
surgents burned the rest of the town
of Laicaragas The officfaf report of
the engagement says the troops had
one killed and % wounded.
1t has become known that the Brit
ish consul has also intervened in the
name of her government in behalf of
the Competitors captives sentenced to
death. He invokes clemency for the
prisoners. This action of the British
government in the case has caused a
sensation here. and Ii has been the
topic of comment to-day by all social
classeo in the community. 1t would be
difficult to say from any admissions
made in official quarters what effect
this new development will have in the
case. There is a marked absence of
irritation manifested in the comments
on the subject and the action of the
British official seems to have been
taken in very good part
II is pointed out that the intervention
of the British consul is couched in very
different form from that of the United
States consul general and is in fact ex-
pressed in very friendly terms inviting
the clemency of the Cuban authorities.
The question Of the execution of the
captives of the Competitor is recog-
nized as one of the most important
which has occurred since the insurrec-
ton broke out. Now that the question
has been referred to the government at
Madrid the situation here has quieted
down, though there is no cessation of
interest and discussion of the question.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
MAY 10th, 1896,
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mencing Wednesday will give to each
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Evening journal., 1896-01-21
british Press comments.

LONDON, Jan. 21.-The Chronicle says:
eve can see nothing in the Davis resolu-
tions which did not exist in the earlier
form Of the doctrine or which prevents
arbitration on Venezuela. - The Chronicle
thinks that Europe will lose substantially
nothing by Americas assumption Of a doc
trine involving such heavy responsible
tics
The Graphic comments upon the vague
moss In the now Monroe doctrine, and
says, "The proviso that it shall only apply
to cases which the United States deems
dangerous to it's peace or safety looks like
sign of weakness.
An editorial in The Daily News says
"If the senate committee on foreign rela-
tions Is right, President Cleveland must
certainly be wrong for no expressly in
vited Great Britain to settle the boundary
question directly with Venezuela. 1t only
remains TO apply the Monroe doctrine TO
the importation of tin plates, and there
win be no extravagance left to commit. "
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
Torroroe RIIev uurIed

MRDrA. Jan 81 The funeral services
over ths remains of Tsrrencs Riley, the
late president Of the Media Fire Company
and an hsnored and beloved citizen Of
ths town for forty years. took place
yogterdsy 10 the Media Catholic Church.
ras inprsstivs aervlso for tko dead wse
conducted By Rev Father Brady, as
uiitod BY Father Timmins, Of Chester,
and Father Rooney. st Burmout Father
Brady delivered the funeral aermon. II
shloA he referred to the fns character
and many good traits Of the deceased
The Media Fire Company was present II
dress unlferm The iutrmeat took
place In thu Cathedral Co aetery In Phil.
adtlphia
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
AIllssn,s oandIdaoy.

From tho Chicago Record.
Senator Allison is rapidly coming into
the rank Of drst-clssE Presidential can
didstep. Heretofore lie has been re
garded as q probable compromise candl-
date, or a. second choice In case II should
prove impossible for the convention to
agree upon any Of tho other LEADING
ssplrants. Bat that Ia changing. and
from present ind cations Allison's sup
portsrs may 20 10 81. Louis with as
much assurance and boldness as the
supporters Of any other candidate
Somewhat like Governor Morton. he has
moved from second into first rank he
Is nov rs serious factor In the politlcsl
situation as Reed or Mckinley. senator
Alhsoa has gone back TO Iowa
for the meeting Of the State
Legislature, which is to rs-eloct
him United States Senator without
opposition. That, together with Mr.
ClRrks,n's active movements Ia his bs-
half. directs public attention to his
cAndl3scY. His nppsarancs bafore the
Iowa Legislature Ia virtually tbs launch
Ing OF bis Presidential boom. From new
on his followers will be mere active.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
oArAHRu oANNor BE CURED

with l. CAL APPLICATIONS, as they can
not rsach the seat OF the disease Catarrh Is
a blood or constitutional disc 'se, aud IN order
% cure 70 Aou must take interrl rainedlts
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. and
acts uireotiy on che blood AMI mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure "a no Quack
nedicine, IL was prescribed by one OF the
best physicians in this country for years, and
Is a regular prescription. Ii is co mp lsed Of
he best tOnics known com bincd with the
best blood turihers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces The perfect combination Of
the Two Ingredients Is what produces such
wont erful results curing Catarfh Send
Tor testimonials. tree.
r. J. CHEYNEY A. CO.. props Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. price l6c.
Evening journal., 1896-01-21
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
The oatpost Policy.


From Harpers Weekly.
We have tried the "outpast" pplioy
oncs-in Samoa There was much excite
ment about it. and at one time we were
on tho verge Of 8 war With Germany In
consequences Of it We carried our point
systematically aud got "foothold" there
And what bsneft have we derived from
i.2 Not the slightest. IL has only
involved us In irksome responsibilities
which we cannot too sSsn get rid Of Ard
as to Hawaii, what commercial advantages
can we expect to have that We have not
already. ard that no other nation will
take away from us at the risk Of
dangerous quarrsl2 None what
svsr Aud the advantages We do
enjoy. In Hawaii as well as
elsewhere, we have without being bur
dsnsd with the slightest responsibility
for anything outside 81 our continental
stronghold Why then, this shouting
for policy Of needless adventure and
costly armamsnts to support it2 Ara the
American people 20 ssnHelessly tired Of
thsir precious privilege snd their glori
Gus distinction of bsiDg tho enly great
nAtion ia the world that does not consume
It's eubstinee by the support Of great
war Embellishments that they should
sscriHre this blessing not snly without
CALLING anything for It. but for tho
certainty Of bscsning nsedlosrly involved
In the qunrrcls Of the outside world, Of
giving up their best Political traditions,
and OF fsrfeItlng the boon Of peaceful
devalgpmont2 OF all the freaks Of our
time this lingo statesmansklp is the
allllsst AID most reckless.