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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-28
NEXT SATURDAY..
Tho Date Set for the Hearing of the
Walsh-Cuffe Case.

Walsh-Cune Case.
A demurrer to the complaint in the
case of the State VS.. John Cuffe for as
sault upon c. j. Walsh, was argued
yesterday afternoon before Justice
Kennedy. Attorney O'Leary appeared
for the defense and c. NJ. Sawyer for
the prosecution. The demurrer was
overruled and the defendant demanded
an immediate trial The case was then
set for o'clock last evening.
At that hour a large audience was on
hand to hear the testimony, but the
prosecution brought i'm an affidavit as
TO the absence of a material witness,
John Doe whom they had been unable
to find, also setting forth that another
witness, DR.. St Jean. was out of town
and was away when the case was set,
and IL was impossible to secure his at
tendance. Upon these facts the state
asked a continuance, which was re-
sisted by the defense.
Judge Kennedy granted the continu-
ance. but tried to bring the case to trial
as soon as possible. Attorneys Sawyer
& Walsh will go to Boulder on Thurs
day and could not possibly be present
before Saturday and did not think they
could get ready by that time. The case
was set down for that date, at 10
o'clock.
The missing witness is described as
John Doe. who was in a cell in the Jail
on the night that Walsh was arrested
by officer Cuffe and was the only wit
ness to the transaction on which this
case is based.
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Allen withdraws HIS objection.

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Jones
of Arkansas tomorrow will renew his
notice of his intention to ask the sem
ate to continue in session Thursday
next until a vote shall be reached on
the senate silver substitute for the bond
bill. Senator Allen, who objected last
Friday, has signifed his withdrawal.
There are, however some indications
that objection may be raised by some
of the anti-silver democrats. Senators
Villas and Hill to-day intimated that
they might interpose opposition to the
agreement. There has been consider
able effort to prevail upon them to de-
sist in this course, but the friends of
the bill did not feel assured of success
in this direction when the senate ad-
journed to-day. The anti-silver repub-
licans generally say they will make no
objection to the votes being taken at
the time suggested.
The reason for the objection made by
Senator Allen on Friday was developed
to-day. He had become satisfied that
If a day should be fixed for the vote
the anti-silver men would object to the
credentials of the Utah senators, have
them referred to committee and thus
keep the new senators out of their seats
until after the day fixed for the vote.
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THEY DON'T FLOAT.
The vags Say They VIII Stay Here In De-
hance of the Courts Order.

The vags who were locked up Sun
day night were arraiged before Judge
Fitzgerald yesterday morning. They
each had clever tales of woe to tell,
but the court was familiar with the
stories, which he had often heard be-
fore, and all We're sentenced to 80 days
in Deer Lodge Jail, but all the sem
fences were suspended on condition
that the vags float out of town. The
officers declare that few. IL any of
them, left town and gave II out. when
released. that they did not intend to
go. The suspended sentence, there
fore. will ge into immediate effect and
the Jail will get a few more boarders
for long terms within the next few
days.
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| free and unlimited coinage of silver at
the ratio of 16 to by the United States
alone and at this time and under ex-
listing conditions, would destroy the
last vestige and last hope of genuine
bimetallism and would reduce US to a
state of silver recommendation with
Mexico. China and japan as our chief
metallic money associates. When
every other argument fails, he said.
the advocates of free silver appeal to
our prejudices and say that by aiming
to keep our money up to the gold
standard we are merely Knocking
down to England, putting ourselves in
her grasp and placing ourselves at her
mercy. England, said Nelson, occupies
the vantage because her exchanges are
made in the universal money of the
world. The United States should stand
at the head of the industrial and COM
mercial world. If we would win that
high place we must adhere to the uni
versal money standard of the world.
Bacon followed in his first speech
since he entered the senate. The sena-
tor said that the irrepresSible conflict
over the restoration of silver which had
been waged for 20 years must speedily
be settled. Bacon compared gold mono
metallism with the true bimetallism,
wise: silver and gold as primary money.
The evidences were abundant that gold
alone was not sufficient for all redemp-
ton purposes. The United States
continued paying gold only by con-
tinually borrowing at a ruinous cost
OF the seven great powers, only Great
Britain and Germany had sufficient
gold to maintain gold payments.
At the present time the United States
stood begging the world for gold, al
though the richest nation on the globe.
We are rapidly becoming the vassal of
England, said Bacon. Bonds are being
issued for the purpose of maintaining
the single gold standard. The senator
compared the country's approval of
the presidents attitude on Venezuela
with the disapproval of his financial
subserviency to England. The people
should know that these vast bond is
sues were the price of maintaining the
single gold standard. Bacon expressed
his belief that there was no law war
ranting the issue of bonds. and said If
there was, ii should be repealed.
There was a sharp colloquy between
Bacon, Hill, Lindsay and Stewart as to
whether the demand for gold was
caused by the desire to maintain gold
payments or the redemption of green
backs. 1t developed that the new sena-
tor from Georgia was to be an active
and skilfull debater. Bacon showed a
cost of $4,000,000 annually to the state
of Georgia in meeting it's share of bond
obligations incurred by the govern
ment.
Lodge offered an amendment to the
pending bond silver bill, providing for
an issue of $100,000,000 for coast de-
Tense purposes, the issues to be 8 per
cent. 20-year bonds. Lodge said the
amendment had no bearing on the main
financial issue involved, but was merely
practical plan to build necessary
coast defenses.
At 1850 the senate went into execu-
tive session and at 500 p. m. adjourned
until tomorrow,
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ANOTHER EXPEDITION.
An Attempt VIII he Made to Clear the
Maxwell Prospect Shaft.

Another expedition for the purpose
of digging out the shaft in which Tom
Maxwell is supposed TO be buried, was
equipped and sent out yesterday. The
Caspars and two miners from Ana
conda are members of the party.
George Burt was sick and unable to
go with them on account of his exer-
tions on the previous occasion.
The county commissioners will be
asked to bear the expense of the in
vestigation and. though there are no
funds appropriated for such a pur-
pose, the emergency will be met, II not
by the county, by subscription.
The work will be prosecuted as fast
as possible with safety, but several
days may pass before the bottom is
reached.
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A CROWDED GALLERY.
The MinstreIs Sing sw-etIy, aud Perform
Ceverly.

The Georgia Ministries held the boards
at Evans opera house last night. They
were genuine MINISTRIES, and did not use
any burnt cork. The gallery was pack
ed and enjoyed the performance. par
ttcularly the local gags. The Suwanee
quartet was the best feature OF the ev-
ening and, though there are a few clev-
er people IN the company. in general II
was mediocre. Ministries. like the cir
Gus, are good for a laugh at least, and
the quality is the hast thing TO be con-
sidered. Everybody got fun out of the
show. and what more does any one ask
of the MINISTRIES?
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Thirteen Starving Men.

Seattle. Wash, Jan. 27.-Advices
from Alaska state that the steamer
Rustler picked up IL starving men in a
row boat The men were on the way
from Seward City to Juneau. and had
not had food or water for two days.
They acted like wolves.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-28
Pacific Revenue Cutters.

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Nc
MILAN. from the committee on COM
merce. has reported favorably a bill
providing for two revenue cutters, for
duty on the Pacific coast.
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Free Delivery for Great FAIs.

Washington. Jan. 27.-The free delivery
mail service win be extended to Is post
offices on April l. swelling the total num-
Der of free delivery offices to 633 Great
Falls. Mont. is among the offices to be
included
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New Orleans. Jan. 27.-The republican
sugar planters met tonight and endorsed
the ticket nominated by the populists,
headed by Captain J. N. Pharr. a sugar
planter. and containing several republic
cans.
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Chess Champ ouShip

st. Petersburg, Jan. 27.-Dr. Lasker has
been declared the winner of the interna-
tional chess tournament
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IL sim surfeme.


Missoula Silverite: Helena's social
supremacy must be maintained-even
II you have to spit in a fellows eye to
do IL.
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The Black range., 1896-08-07

Spring Song, selections from Norma.
ETC."
Raising young mockiug birds is the
fad of the ladies of this place at pres
ent. Nearly all have found outit will
not do to count them even after they
are Matched, for they are liable to a
peculiar disease which literally causes
them to curl mot turn up their toes
and expire.
While coming In from his ranch,
last Monday, Jacob Blun's team ran
away. He caught the lines, but fell
and was dragged some distance before
he succeeded in stopping the horses.
His head was cut, and his body severe
ly bruised, but after staying in town a
few days to recuperate, he was able to
return to his ranch.
The Black range., 1896-08-07
FAIRVIEW.

A heavy rain and hail storm occur
red here Wednesday.
Walter Hearn branded cattle in the
Spradling corral on Wednesday.
Miss Pink Sullivan has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Walter HeaIn, this
week.
Mrs. Gill and Mrs, Mary Gill, OF
Chloride, were the guests Of Mrs
Chas, Russell on Thursday.
George Havill Is stopping at Scales
He is having trouble with his leg
which was hurt in the spring.
A Mexican brought In the first load
of water melons to town last Saturday
1t was like taking chancas in a lottery
to buy one.
In one of last weeks items tht
omission Of word by the type setter
changed the sense considerably. We
did not make the assertion "Mendles
sohn's Spring Song from Norma" Goo
forbidD but we had 1t, %Mepdlessphn'
The Black range., 1896-08-07
MONTICELLO.

Manuel Aragon and family are here
from Hillsboro on visit. Mr.. Aragon
started for Magdalena on particular
business.
John Kelly, from the Frisco, Socor-
ro county, will soon marry Miss Mele-
cia Tafoya of this place. Mr.. Kelly is
a prosperous business man in that sec
ti0n of the country.
Messrs. Chavez s. Aragon have or
dered a three roll cane mill from Ken.
lucky. They will be ready for business
bp Sept. 1st. The cane crop in this
valley looks exceptionally good this
season and no doubt they will make
very fine syrup.
Melons and vegetables are plentiful
this year.
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HERMOSA.
this year.

J.E. Ayers, who was taken suddenly
and dangerously ill, is up and out
again.
AL. Slater and Johnny Anderson
made fairly filled game bags, on sport
ing trip last week.
Graping parties are all the rage, as
the grapes are abundant and just right
for jelly. Moses Adams took out a
party aud the AndersoDs are prepar-
ing to get up a graping and picnic par
tY.
How well for many aspirants for po-
litlcal fame would it be if they could
only take the simple advice Of Burns
on the subject:
ain politics If thou would mix
And mean thy fortunes be
Bear this in mind be deaf and blind
Let great folks hear and see."
R.M. White has bought the black
smith shop and mine cabin, from Mrs.
A. J. Titus and her co-heirs, which
was situated on his Cloud mine just
above Palomas Falls; it will be fitted
up and used as shop for the Cloud
mine, upon which development work
will be pushed as soon as Mr, White
returns from the east.
Hon. Richard Mansfield White,
Sierra's ever ready speaker for the
white metal, has gone east for busi-
ness and peasure trip, to find out what
the sad waves are saying on the finan-
cial question, and to have something to
say on the question himself; he will
haye his say where it will have the
most good, right in the center Of mono.
metallism, but among cultured people
who will give respectful hearing to
different and opposing opinions.
A paper Is started and circulated in
Hermosa as follows: Free Coinage
Silver and Gold, 16 to I've the under
signed subscribe the amounts set Op
pOsite our names to aid the cause OF
the free Unlimited coinage Of Silver
and Gold, independently by the United
States, at the present ratio of 16 to /
the sum total to be sent to William 2
st. John, treasurer, New York, N. Y.
as a subscription from Hermosa, Sier
ra County. New Mex. And the papel
is getting subscriptions without dis
tinction Of POLITICAL affiliations.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Silver. 6S24. Lead. $500.
A son was born to the wife of A..
Apodaca last Monday.
Harry James is laid up with a bad
attack Of rheumatism.
Wild pigeons are attracting the at
tention of local sportsmen.
Judge and Mrs. Russell drove over
from Fairview this morning,
Ed. and Johnny James are doing
assessment work on the Monte Christie.
This place was visited by quite a
heavy rain and hail storm Wednesday.
F.A. Reynolds, J. D. Bone and Chris,
Olson returned yesterday from their
trip to Edwards Camp,
j. D. Bone expects to commence
work on his Venezuela property next
week. His outfit and supplies will ar
rive here In day or SO.
r. M. White, of Hermosa, has gone
east to beard the feroclous monometal-
list IN his den. Mr.. White is equal to
the occasion and will doubtless give
the plutocratic goldites few pointers
as to the worngs and eyils of gold stan9
darmism.
This precinct is sold for Bryan and
silver, and if there is In our midst a
tail-smeller to the Republican Goldbug
League of Sierra County, with head
quarters at Hillsboro, he is so Ideeply
buried beneath public sentiment that
he is not visible to the naked eye. The
people up this way do not believe in
building silver castles upon decayed
and corrupt gold monometallio found
ations as rotten as the financial plank
of the republican convention upon
which many republican pie-hunters
propose to pose as unadulterated and
pure sllveritss.
A private letter from Albuquerque
says that the great majority of the peo.
pie up that way are strictly for Bryan
and silver; that the Spanish -Ameri
cans of Bernallilo county stand solid
for silver and Bryan. While the toughE
and thugs Of Cripple Creek, Colorado
have organized a miners Mckinley
club, we have received information
from that place that tells US thai
the people of that section of country
are solid for Bryan; our informant il
an ex-Sierra county resident and ha
been a rabld republican all his life
but this fall, he says he will cast hi
vote for Bryan.
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A., T. & S. F. Time Table.
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The Silver Knight National. Watchman is a
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other paper in the country.
The BLACK RANGE is the only republican
paper in New Mexico that has had the cour-
age to stand by the people by opposing and
exposing the treachery of the gold bug tac-
ton OF the republican party, territorial and
pational.
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A Convention Echo.

There was young man from New York,
Who thought he would get in his work;
His name it was Hill and he soon got his
fill,
When he came to the city of pork.
The story is easily told,
How he came to champion gold;
But he made mistake by the side of the
lake,
And he found himself out in the cold.
And Whitney brought on gold brick,
But the boys were on to his trick;
So he put it away and had nothing to say,
And went home withoutmaking kick.
And this was the way it was done:
When once the music begun
The boys made a break and walked of
with the cake,
Because they were sixteen to one.
But he will be sure to remember,
If he lives till the fourth of November,
The practical jest OF the boys OF the west
That cooked up his goose to an ember,
Chicago Record.
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This funny and instructive book tells in
most humorous way how the Angel of Liber'
ty took Grover Cleveland from the White
House in the dead of night, and left him,
ragged, and hugry, in Oklahoma City, to
tramp home. Growers trials and tribula-
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laboring men about the silver question are
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-08
Police Notes.

n. z. Turney, proprietor OF tho Laurel
Shade resort al Lake Washington de-
INJURED 10 the complaint charging him
with selling liquor without license, and
was given until Friday morning to argue
on the demurrer.
Jake Ray. an tnoffensive fellow. who.
while under the influence OF water front
booze. picked up a hat belonging to A.
Marks. a Railroad avenue secondhand
dealer several days ago. was discharged
by Judge Glasgow yesterday.
d. S. Galloway. the mlkman who was
arrested on Monday for carrying mix
ing IL al retail dernurred 20 the complaint
yesterday In the municipal court. the case
gong over until Tuesday morning.
Cornelius Aust. a shabby genteei Eng
glishman with penchant for begging on
the streets was before Judge Glasgow
yesterday charged with pursuing his Ia
yorite pastime. but the testimony was In
sufficient to convict him. and he was al
lowed 70 again breathe free air and eat
free meals
John Roberts. the railroad operator who
was arrested on Saturday night for carry
ing an ugly-looking Jimmy on his person
and threatening 10 knock some mug on
the nut" was discharged from custody
had been a hard-working fellow and
stood well with his employers The jimmy
viii remain In the possession or the pohce.
o. J. Trsen. well known In real estate
circles IN the city. was up before Judge
Glasgow yesterday charged with .wiping
the floor with the person OF Frank Dan
iei. Daniel claimed that he went TO Treen
with a small bill for tailoring. and that
thrash thrsshinS. Treen. on the other hand,
swore that Daniel was very insulting and
made a threatening attitude as IL to
strike. ard got knocksd down for his
and discharged him. Daniel wanted to Get
something for his pains
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WAS GOULD INSANE 2
FINANCIAL WORRY AND PHYSICAL
ExERTI0N NOT THE GREATEST
DESTROYER OF HUMAN LIFE.
For Humanity's Sake. After Thirty
six Years of Nerve-CreepfnE Sisv-
cry, He Tells Hevv He Was
Set Free.

Caldwell, n. J.. July 7.-speciai.-s. ].
Gould. who has suffered terribly from to-
bscco treneus. has. in oetalf OF humanity.
rsrade known bis frightfai experience.
HIS written statement. which Is attracting
Widespread attention. says: For thirty
six years ! chewed. smoked, znufred and
b4ooo brown. and cold. sticky p.rsplra-
ton orzed from uy skin and tr1ekl@d
down my back az ire least exertion o.
szc.tsrnsn; Nv ns-vs v,gor ard my nay re re
bzceo or d.e. I tried 20 stop time and
again. but cozis. not saw double. and
r1y memory Was eeyon2 control. SIN
Knew how - chew and smoke. which
id all day until my system got tobacco
so&ke3 again Finally | gave Up 10 &c
spar.
what savea my life. Providence nrcsag ~
10 my goei sfse's attention hScglet
called: 'Don'; Toeaceo Spit and smoke
ws-u.nx :. these words. Jus. what vas
doing II told about a guaranteed cure for
the tobacco habit called So-To-isa-. I sent
10 pr1rczs. Hasia- Tor box Without a
grain os faith I spit cut NY tobacco essd
and pat into my Esoata ESsls tablet
tz<son which was stamped No-To-bac- I
took eight sahletS the frat cav. seven the
creeping restsessness and mental drpges-
son was gone II seemed go Eoo6 20 %
true ! used ore box + cost me y. and
poessss Is weight. A.. los. al desire ror
tobacco from the hrst Gay. ! sep ard
ca wav ana have h~er b-raesFfe1 IN rrscrs
way. thar csn t@IL There's happiness
IN No-To-Bsc FOR re p-~-uat9reiy Old men
vhs tsarx as 1i1 ssat tbev are cd and
wogn ctr wnez tobacco /. fhe sssrg fnas
s~~frcys sbe<r vitality Ard manhood
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cet The famous 5ookte ssDo-st Tossscco
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fsr rslarznt-s Frae sample mailed s0r
shs asking A4i--ss the S;srzng hszS9y
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