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ROUND UP THE CREES
The Indians Will Soon Take a Jour-
ney Into Canada.
BACK TO THEIR OLD HOMES
instructions From Washington to
the CoVernor-Cleveland signs
the SILL he State Pays a Re-
ward of Long standing.
Special Dispatch to the STANDARD.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Helena, May 13.-The next to the last
act In the deportation of the Cree In
dians was played to-day in Washing
ton, and President Cleveland was the
star in the cast. His part was the sign
ing of the bill recently passed by con-
gress appropriating the sum of $1,000
TO defray the expenses of the deporta-
tion. The last act in the play will be
that of coralling the Indians and rail-
roading them to Canada.
The news of Cleveland's signing the
bill came in a telegram to Governor
Richards, sent by Senator Carter. 1t
reads as follows: The president has
approved the bill for the deportation OF
the Cree Indians. l have requested the
secretary of war to forward the neces-
sary orders by telegraph and have ad-
vised him that you would inform the
army officers of the present location Of
the Indians. You can expedite the
work by keeping In close telegraphic
communication with Secretary Lamont
and the Canadian commissioner Of In
dian affairs"
1t has taken the state almost seven
years to pay a reward of 81 600 II offer
ed for the arrest of two Indians. Pierre
Paul and Lola See. who murdered two
white men. Paul was the only one of
the two actually arrested, See giving
himself up to the authorities, having
grown tired of eluding the officers.
Both men were incarcerated in August
and hanged a couple of months later
at Missoula. They were members of
that quadruple hanging. Paschai and
Autoloy being the other two. There
were seven applicants for the money.
One was denied any portion of it; ones
whereabout is unknown and the other
five got their share OF 1t. which was
paid this afternoon. The squaw OF Lola
See applied for portion of the money
on the grounds that he gave himself
up. A man named Mooring got $500;
Conley 500: Wise 5000: Pierre Cottulay-
eat $500 and Grant $500.
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Berlin. My IA private telegram
has been received her which asserts
the sentences OF Colonel Francis
Rhodes. Lionel Phillips. John Hays
Hammond and George Farwar the four
members OF the johannesburg reform
committee condemned 10 death and
were afterwards commuted. have been
fixed at imprisonment for five years.
The sentences OF the 80 other members
of the reform committee, which was
fixed by the court at two years impris-
onment and fine OF e2.000. followed
by three years bantshmess. has been
comfnuted TO one years Imprisonment.
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some OratoricaI sptrrlng.

Cleveland, Ohio, May 13.-The delay
in the proceedings of the Methodist
general conference on account of the
failure of commissioners to present
their reports is about ait an end. With
an election of bishops and conference
officers. which will begin tomorrow
morning, the conference will get down
to real solid work and the sessions
from now on are likely to be full Of
interest. Following the election will
come the settlement of the time limit
question and there will probably be a
spirited contest over that. The most
important business at to-day's session
was the adoption of a resolution
changing the time of the meeting of
the general conference from the 1st Of
May to the first Wednesday in May
There was much oratorical sparring
among the delegates, but the best Of
spirit prevailed throughout the session.
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Pueblo. Col. May Ex-senator Teller
will be endorsed by formal resolution
tomorrow afternoon by the Colorado
republican state convention and will be
chosen by acclamation to head the
delegation to st. Louis. Free coinage
and protection will be declared the car
dinel principles of the republican faith
in this state. but no instructions for a
candidate for the presidential nornina-
ton will be given. Teller's friends and
supporters Will have entire control or
the convention and the more conserva-
tive leaders do not interpret his recent
utterances as favoring bolt Senator
Wolcott will either be overlooked in
the resolutions or endorsed entirely as
to his fight for silver. 1t Is now be-
Iieved that Mckinley will be the per-
sonal choice of a majority of the Colo
RADIO delegates
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minutes to answer criticisms that had
been made on the bill. The senator
spoke with great animation and was
listened to with much attention. Never
before, said Frye, had there been such
unanimous demand for river and her.
bor improvements as there has been
this year. 1t had come from all Sec
tions; 1t had been the demand of all
American people. and in response to
that demand this bill was framed. The
bill was then put on its passage.
Smith demanded the yeas and nays.
On the call, the bill was passed, yeas
So; nays. 9. Those who voted in the neg
ative were Bate, Chiffon. Harris. Hill.
Smith and Villas. democrats: Brown,
lists.
The chair named Senators Frye,
Quay and Vest as confreres on the river
and harbor bill.
Bills were passed as follows: Amend
ing the law as to practice in the United
States courts in the Indian Territory;
amending the act granting pensions to
survivors of Indian wars so as to in
clude the survivors of the Fevre river
war, Sabine Indian disturbances. Cay
use war, the Florida Seminole wars and
the Texas and New Mexico wars. the
California Indian disturbances of 1851
81, and the Indian wars in oregon and
Washington: relating to the sale OF
printed copies of patents; relating to
the guarantees of proposals of naval
supplies; making Ii unlawful to shoot
or throw stones or other missiles into
any locomotive or car in Indian Terri
tory; making one years residence in a
territory requisite for divorce; and for
the construction of a bridge over the
Mississippi river at st. Louis.
Allen sought to amend the bill relat-
ing to practice in the courts of Indian
Territory, so as to apply to the ques-
tion of contempt in all United States
courts, except the supreme court, and
made speech in support of the amend
ment. He characterized the abuse of
the right of the injunction as a form
of slavery. This effort by Allen brought
out a statement by him that he was
seeking to get up the regular bill pro-
viding for contempt of court immedi-
ately after the disposal of the resolu-
people.
Mitchell said, in turn, he would make
an effort to secure consideration of the
latter resolution after the passage of
all the appropriation bills except the
general deficiency. Allen withdrew his
amendment and the Indian Territory
bill was passed. A number of bills were
passed granting condemned cannon
balls to the G. A. r. posts, to one of
which Chandler of New Hampshire Sc
cured an amendment that all remain
ing condemned cannon balls be given
to the national G.. A r.. At 6 o'clock
the senate adjourned.
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BEN EDER'S BIG DAY
he Changes Hands and Wins a Fat
Purse at Louisville.
ON THE TRACK AND DIAMOND
Umpire keefe Gives Boston the
Game With Chicago and Then
the Kick Comes-A Protest
VIII Be n. ade.

Louisville. KY. May 13.-Next in Inn
portance to the Kentucky Derby is the
Clark stakes, and to-day that event
was decided before $500 people on a
fast track and with perfect weather.
The race was something of a disap-
pointment. Not that Ben Eder. the
winner, had an easy victory, for Sem
per Ego made him hump himself at the
Finish with only a neck to spare. 1t
WAS expected that Ben Brush and Ben
Eder would again meet but this after
moon Mike Dwyer gave McGuigan a
check for $4,000 and became the own
err of Ben Eder. He scratched Ben
Brush. and Sims. wearing the colors
OF Mike Dwyer. had the mount on Ben
Eder Sir Vassar and Lolxi were also
ecratched. and when the flag fell down
there were but four contestants for
the second largest stake of the new
Louisville Jockey club. Ulysses shot
out in front for half furlong, when
he began falling back and after half 4
mile had been covered Il. Williams
pulled himself up to a canter. There
was but one horse In the race that
could interest the Fonso colt and that
Was Senper Ego. All the way down
the back stretch Sherrer set the pace
at the son of Logic. All the while
Sims had been keeping Ben Oder at his
heels and when the turn was made in
the stretch Mike Dwyer's new purchase
was a I'D in front. Sherrer worked
with might and main on Semper Ego,
but the colt was not equal to the
strain, Ben Eder passing under the
wire a winner by a head.
One mile-Sir Dixie won, Tester sec
ond, Chicot third; time, 1:44. Seven
eighlts of a mile-Ace won, Doorga sec
ond, Paul Pry third; time, 1:2SA. Five
furlongS - Burlesque won, Meadow
Thorpe second, Flexible third; time,
1908 Clark stakes mile and an eighth.
$1,000 in gold. of which $3.50 to second
and $3.50 to third-I3en Eder won, Sem
per Ego second, Parson third: time,
1861. Four furlongs-Princess Teck
won, Ella T. second, The Blossom
third. time .50
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QUICK TINE MADE
CiLLNEY AND JONES ARREST
ED AND Quilted.
They Are Charged with Cruelty to
Animais-The victors Return from
Lutte-siiver Ahead of Party.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Philipsburg. May l3-Thomas Gill
ney and Thomas Jones, who, IL is al
legged, drove one of Boyd Bros teams
from Philipsburg to Combination in
about As minutes, were up to-day be-
fore Judge Suppiger and a jury for
cruelty to animals The testimony
went TO show that however fast they
did drive, they drove too fast The
distance is about IL miles. up a very
long hill, and IL Is about a two hours
drive for an ordinary team, but one
witness. William G. Moore. swore that
IL has been driven in less than 30 min
utes without injury to the team that
did IL. and others thought IL could be
done in about an hour or a little more
The witnesses for the prosecution were
quite sure that IL was about a two
hours drive and that II was actually
driven by the defendants I'm considera-
bly, less than an hour. The jury must
have inclined to the belief that the de-
PENDANTS had not made a hard drive
for. after about one hours delibera-
tion, IL brought In a verdict of acquit-
tai
Senator Sigh, Frank Durand, James
Patten. Charles Boyd and James X
Pardee OF the victorious contesting re-
publican delegation from Granite coun-
ty arrived home tonight from Butte.
The democratic county central COM
mittee will not meet here tomorrow
and i'm all probability the county con-
vention will be called for as early a
day as possible.
Charles r. Sigh OF Grand Rapids.
Mich. a brother of Senator Sigh Of
Granite county. Is out in a public let
ter renouncing his allegiance to the re-
publican party on account OF its gold
bug policy. His brother. the senator.
is recognized here as favoring silver
above party.
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washakie'= Nurderers.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Cheyenne. Wyo.. May 13.-The United
States grand jury to-day found indict-
ments against william Lameroux and b.
Il. OdelI for the murder of Jim Washakie.
a sub-chief OF the ShoshOnes, and grand
son OF Chief washakie OF that tribe. Wa
shake was shot while trying to recover
his wife. whom Lameroux and Odell kid
mapped. Lameroux Is the half-breed son
of Jules Lameroux. one OF the wealthiest
stockmen OF Central Wyoming. The men
will be tried In July.
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San Francisco. May 13.-Half mile-The
Roman won. Winsllde second. Santa
Paula third: time. :4s94. Six furlongs-Oli-
yer won. Nebuchadnezzar second. Midas
third: time. liza. Mile and three-eighths,
hurdle-Silverado won. Templemore sec
ond. Colonel Weightman third. time.
1881. One mile-Huntsman won. Elmer
+. second. Warrago third: time. l:fsis. Six
furIongs-Doubtful won. Red Pike second.
Jerome s. third: time. i:l7A. Six furlongs
Duke Stevens won. Skalkaho second.
Verdette third: time. 1915. Six furlongs-
Summertime won. Toano second, Tiberius
third; time, 1:l51A.
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Special Dispatch 70 the standard.

opccld DiSPahSh ~ eN0 NN~@AN-
Cheyenne, Wyo.. May 13.-Ninety-nve Of
the l02 delegates composing the Wyoming
republican convention. which viii con-
vene tomorrow. are instructed to vote
for a delegation to ST. Louis favorable TO
Mckinley and of the selection OF Willis
Vandevanter of this city for national
committeeman for Wyoming. Instructions
will be voted to the national convention
delegates TO work for silver. but the tariff
will be placed above silver as the more
important issue in Wyoming.
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Newport. KY. May 13.-Attorney
Crawford for the defense in the Scott
jackson case. finished his argument at
noon Among the propositions present
ed to-day was one that Pearl Bryan
was dead before the body was taken
to Kentucky: another was II she was
killed In Kentucky. the murderer was
not Scott Jackson. Attorney Lock
hart for the commonwealth. VIII begin
his closing argument this afternoon.
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Fren n omm -nt.

Paris, May I3-In the French news
papers OF to-day there is further ad-
verse criticism of the attitude Of the
United States in the matter OF the
Competitor filibusterers. The tone Of
the comment corresponds with the fol-
lowing: 1T Is clear that Brother Jona-
than has just as many scruples as his
brother. John Bull He wants 10 in
terfere at any price in affairs which do
not concern him. This policy will not
find supporters In France"
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Cal fnrnIa Plp.

Sacramento. Cal. May 15.-The amend
ed platform for the state populist con-
vention reaffrms the principles OF the
Omaha platform and favors a union
OF reform forces at ST. Louis July %. pro-
vided il can De effected without the sac
riflce OF the peoples party. The platform
opposes any proceedings by which ths
peoples party convention shall SIT or
join any other convention, or admit any
but delegates elected 10 the peoples party
national convention.
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San Francisco. May 13.-The Trans
continental Passenger association held
an important executive meeting at the
Palace hotel to-day. The principal
matter discussed to-day was the prop
oshoion of making n single fare rate for
the round trip to the national ccnven-
ton. The mctter mas not been decided.
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The Big Kansas city strike.

Kansas City Mo-. May 13.-The
trouble between the Armour Packing
company and its employees in Kansas
City has assumed n serious aspect.
Seven hundred men are now out, reduc-
ing the working force of the plant fully
one-half
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Sheffield Ind. May 13-Six furlongs-
Terra Archer won, Karrabae second. Di-
ana third; time. 1:1s1s. Nine and a half
furlongs-Hessville won. Chenille second,
Devoir third: time. 1:5es4. Five furlongs-
walkover won, Weola second, Demirep
third time. i:0lA. Seven furlongs-May
Gallop won, Doctor c.. second. Little Sa-
die third: time, 1:29sa. Mile and an eighth,
hurdles-Hercules won. Tambia second,
Miles Standish third: time. 2:0s. Six fur
longs-Lollie Easton won. Effie T. sec
ond. Fred X third: time 1:05.
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London, May 13.-Pierre Lorillard's
Sandia won the Maiden Lane Plate at
Newmarket to-day, seven horses run
ming. George II. Ketcham was second.
Rer Virgin third. Normanton made the
running a short distance when Sandia
overlook him, led the remainder of the
race, and won easily. For the Dyke
Plate r. ID. Baudy's Perseat won; p.
Brassey's Stranger second.
In the All Ages selling plate there
were is starters, including an Ameri-
can horse, Wishard's entry, which fin-
ished second. Molesey was first, Caste
leor second.
There were no American horses in
the Newmarket stake race for 3-year-
olds. Leopold De Rothschild's Galeaz-
20 won, Balsamo second. Bradwardine
third. Fifteen horses ran.
Pierre Lorillard's Dacotah III. won
the plate for horses which have not
won a race of the value of 500 soVsr-
eigns, Carlton Grange second, Hawk
wood third.
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BASEBALL.
Umpire Reefe Gives aioston the Gam
with thiraGo.

Chicago. May 13.-Umpir e Keefe gave
oston to-day's game by a score Of 10 0.
Each side had scored four runs in 10 in
nings and Boston made six more In the
1lth and had but one out. the locals max
ing no attempt to retire them, but doing
everything in the way OF wild throwing.
muffing and fumbling and playing for
darkness. Tucker deliberately blocked
and held Everett at first on two-base
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Yreka. Cal. May 13.-Mrs. Henry
and her 6-year-old daughter
were shot and killed by a Chinese cook
to-day. The Chinaman made an at
tempt to kill an infant child, but failed.
He then committed suicide.
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hit in the sixth. the latter being put out
while of the bag arguing the point. This
play was followed by what should have
been a home-run hit under the rules. but
Keefe would not allow IL. The two unjust
rulings lost the Colts the sure victory.
The game win be protested.
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Washington. May l3-The president
has approved the act making provision
for the deportation 10 Canada OF the
Cree Indians from Montana and their
delivery 70 the Canadian authorities.
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z. E. Gallogly & Co, Butte, will sup
ply fresh vaccine points to all physl-
clans throughout the state at eastern
prices. They are the agents for E. Z.
Beeson. Fond du Lac. Wis. All points
guaranteed. Mail orders promptly at
tended to.
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Milwaukee. Wis. May i3.-The date for
the opening Of the sale of the Northern
Pacific properties has been fixed for Aus.
l. The real estate 10 be sold aggregates
about $1,000 90 acres.
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st. Louis, May 13.-Nine-sixteenths OF a
mile-Don't Skip Me won, Augustine sec
ond, Juanita third; time. :56h. Mile-Sal-
vable won, Royal Choice second. DIR. HUI
ger third; time, 1:4i. -Four and a half
furlongs-Wildest won. Blitzen's sister
second, Matte Belle third; time, :56A.
Seven and a half furlongs-Jane won.
Braw Scot second, Tom Elmore third;
time, 1854. Five furlongs-Minnie w.
won, Claude Hill second. Plunker third ::
time, 1:03. Five furlongs-Dora Wood
won. Gold Coin second. Nellie Smith
third: time 1:03ih.
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At Lousiville-5: Brooklyn. T.
At Pittsburg- New York-Postponed
rain.
At Cleveland-14; Philadelphia, 4.
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At Morris Park.

New York, May 13-Morris Park sum-
maries: Mile and a half. over six hurdles
-Poteen won. Scud second. Annie Bishop
third; time, 2:51. Three miles, steeple-
chase-Hellas won, Sayron second,
Marshcan third: time, 6:1S. New York
steeplechase. about two and half miles
Duke of Abercorn won, Woodford sec
ond: time. 4:4s st. Nicholas handicap.
one mile and a half, over six hurdles
Winship won San Joaquin second. South
erner third: time. 2:5Sls. Amphibious Sc
rial handicap, Eclipse course. six fur
longs-Mirage won. Fugitive second, Pay
or Play third: time. los.
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New York, May ia special to the
Herald from Havana says: La Union.
the new government newspaper, an
nounces that the verdict of death pro-
nounced against all five Of the Com
petitors crew. tried on Friday by a
naval court martial. was promptly con-
firmed by the admiral. and all prepara-
tions were being made TO carry the SEN
tence into effect when orders came to
remit the papers to Madrid.
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TO TRY THEM AGAIN
THE COMPETITOR RISONERS
ARE STILL ALIVE.
All Preparations Made for the Execution,
Bui Orders Come From Madrid aud
the Programm Is changed.

London May 13.-The Madrid CORES
pondent of the Standard says: "On
Monday Spain and the United States
arrived at an amicable understanding
and the Competitor prisoners will be
allowed a fresh trial before the ordi-
nary court and under the existing trea-
ties between Spain and the United
States
New York, May ia dispatch to
the World from Madrid says: There has
been intense anxiety I'm military circles
and even in financial circles over the
effort of the government to remit the
cases OF the convicted Americans found
on the Competitor to the supreme court
of naval and military appeals in Ma
drid, with a view to quash the SEN
tences passed by the court martial. BY
this act the government clearly admits
that all Americans are entitled to trial
before courts of ordinary jurisdiction
under the seventh article of the treaty
of 1875 and the treaty of 1877 between
Spain and the United States. of which
the government comedies to be applica-
BILE to the case of the Competitor. The
ministerial press clearly exposed this
novel aspect of the affair and have so
plainly insisted upon the friendly way
in which the American government
simply insisted upon the execution of
the treaties without challenging the
right of Spain to chastise foreign Of
tenders by her ordinary courts of JUS
tice. that the excitement has so lightly
subsided, despite the effort of the jingo
press. The result of the decision Of
the Spanish government is TO postpone
a fresh trial of the Competitor crew for
several months.