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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-10

Havana, Nov. 9.--General weyler ar
rived at Mariel at s o'clock this mora
ing and left shortly afterward. going
In the direction Of Guanajay. on the
military line. and about half way 20
Artemisia- Advices from Pinar del
Rio announce the surrender OF the In
surgent leaders. Fileomeno Ctmino.
Domingo PARA and Alejandero Rubio
and eight Of their followers. The In
surgents have attacked the villages Of
San vincente and Dos Bocas, on the
railroad between Cristo and Santlaoq
de Cuba. Telegraphic communlcauonl
with Cristo Is interrupted. Heavy fir-
ing was heard in the direction OF Sea
zorro and Maya.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-10
IN U. >. c CURT.
Judge Knowles Call. the Caiendar-C ases
set for Trial.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch to the standard
Helena. Nov. 9.--Judge Knowles call
ed the calendar OF the United States
court to-day. Many Of the cases were
not set for trial. A trial jury will be
drawn Friday and the cases set for
trial were:
Henry Elling et al. VS.. the receivers
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany, Nov. 25; w. Il. Martin vs.. A. NJ.
Voolfolk et al. Dec 1; oakes ct al, re-
ceivers Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road company. vs.. w. v. Meyers. Dec.
2; c. L, Van wart et al VS. Henry
Bratnober. Nov. 30; United States vs..
Main X Morse, Dec. 8; Charles o,
KRONE VS.. the Northern Pacific Rail-
road company. Dec, s; +. T.. Briscoe VS..
the Minah Consolidated Mining COM
pany ct al. Dec. .; J. q. Briscoe et al.
vs.. Minah Consolidated Mining COM
pany ct al, Dec. ?; Windsor. Kemp &
Co. VS.. the board OF county commits
sioners OF Custer county, Dec. l6: w.
F. Huber VS.. A. F. Burlelgh. recelver
Of the Northern Pacific railroad. Dec.
rs. w. +. Huber VS.. A. =. Burleigh, re-
ceiver OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
company. Dec. Is; United States VS..
Joseph Hamilton, Dec. %. United
States vs.. William Fogg ct an, Dec.
22.
The following motions will be heard
on the dates specified: Cases In rela-
tlon To the land of the Cascade Land
company. and in the nature of mo-
tions to strike complaint from the files
Nov. 10: Bert l.. Leo VS.. a. +. Bur-
leigh. receiver, Nov. II.
The crinrinal calendar Is: United
States VS.. william Cornwall ct al, lar
ceny, Nov. 10: United States vs.. Will
lam Cornwall ct al, Nov. 10; United
States vs. Andrew Michael. unlawful
cutting of timber on United States
lands. Nov II; United states vs.. +,
J. Nesbitt. ensbszglement as postmas-
ter at Bozeman. Nov. 10.
Civil cases al issue: United states
W. II. J. Slmons administrator, ct al
Nov. 10: United states VS.. Butte a
Montana Commercial company. Nov
%; United States VS.. Dolor Brabant
Nov. 81. L. ID. Weed W. United states
Nov. 10.
The following are cases In demur'
rer and xccptions: United states vs
Cash Williams. obstruoting United
States marshal. on demurrer OF In,
dlotment. Nov. n: county OF Lewis ant
Clarke VS. United States, on demurrer
to complaint. Nov .16.
Grand jurors were drawn to-day
The jury rs to report Tuesday.
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Wyoming Claimed by Democrats.

Denver. Nov. "a special to the
News from Cheyenne. Wyo., says:
Chairman Blydenburg Of the demo-
cratic state committee tonight issued
the following bulletin: I'VE have
complete returns from nine counties.
There are still 10 precincts to hear
from outside OF Big Horn county. We
have returns from FIVE precincts Of the
Big Horn county. These give majori-
ties for the democratic candidate
greater than our ante-election esti-
mates. and II the same gain continues
In the remaining precincts Of the new
county We will carry the county by
over 250 majority. Our figures from
all precincts heard from show the Bry-
an electors $50 ahead and Osborne for
congress 401 In the lead Of Mondell."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-10
BADLY TANGLED.
President Mason Of the Globe Investment
Company Arrested.

Boston, Nov. 9.-Allison z. Mason.
president Of the defunct Globe Invest
ment company. was arrested this
morning on an indictment warrant
charging him with the ernbezzlement
Of sums aggregating $4,000. Treas
u-er ]. Lowell Moore OF the company
Is now serving a three years sentence
on a similar charge. The Globe In
vestment company was the successor
10 the Dakota Mortgage Loan COM
pany. The company dealt almost ex-
clusively In western property mort
cages. In September. 1895. the Mlssa-
chusetts savings bank commissioners
asked for q receiver for the Globe.
and the supreme court appointed Hem
ry A. Wyman. Upon taking charge of
The concern the airs were badly
tangled with s27e.oO0 In thetreasury and
liabilities amounting 20 $1,000 COO al
though there were assets IN paper
amounting TO 500 100000. He also
found that funds collected on fore
closed m1ortgagss had been used 60 pay
back interest and u wa> On THIS charge
that Moore was sentenced and that
Mason was arrested to-day.
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The Three Friends.

Jacksonville, Fla. Nov. 9.-rhe Three
Friends. which was seized at the
mouth of the river on Saturday night
by the revenue cutter Boutwell,, under
orders from Washington. came up TO
this city Sunday morning. The gen.
eral charge is a violation OF the neu-
trality laws. but a specific charge has
not been made. so II is not known Why
the boat was seized. IL will probably
be llbelled by the district attorney to-
morrow. II has been reported that
while the Dauntless left Fernandina
on Saturday II took on a hiibustering
expedition of Cumberland sound, but
this Is also unfounded. as the Daunt-
less proceeded directly TO Brunswick,
where she now Is
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SEVEN OF THEM.
The Bark Zinita Goes Ashore Near
Gray's Hurbor,

Aberdeen, Wash. Nov. 9.-The Brit
lsh bark Zinita from Greenock. new
iron vessel of 1.545 tons. went ashore
on Northbeach this afternoon about
five miles north of the entrance to
Gray's harbor, and close to where the
bark Abercorn was wrecked a few
years ago. The vessel was 46 days out
from Nagasaki. Japan. to Portland
Ore. In ballast to load wheat. and
first sighted land on Sunday morning
about Q o'clock, she being then abou,
five miles off the coast and abreast OF
Quinault river. The crew consisted OF
q persons under command OF Captain
James Fraser, and all are safe ashore
This makes the seventh vessel gone
ashore on the stretch of beach lying
north OF Gray's harbor. all Of them be.
Ing foreign bound strangers to the
coast.
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THE HORSE SHOW.
Not Large Attendance but the Entries
Are The Heat In the Country.

New York. Nov. 9-The 18th annual cx-
hIbition OF the New York Horse snow as
sociation opened under auspicious cir
cumstances In Madison Square Garien to-
day. The decorations and arrangements
are much the same ms In previous years.
The number OF classes-ii5-is somewhat
less than last year. but the decrease. II Is
said is more than made up In the h'gh
quality Of the entries. The total sum TO
be awarded In cash prizes Is more than
$4,000 but to this should be added many
handsome trophies In plate. Probably rot
more than 800 persons were In the ''arden
when the show opened formally With n
preliminary trial over jumps OF all horses
entered In class No. l0i. which viii be
open to all jumping classes. with per-
formances over fences only to count.
Previous to this n number OF horses OF all
classes were exercised In ;he ring. includ-
ing old Judge Morrow. the winner Of the
Brooklyn handicap OF 1892. whose owner
hopes 10 win the blue ribbon With him In
the thoroughbred class. Unless all signs
fail, the annual exhibition will be IN every
way worthy OF It's predecessors.
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Kentucky Ia Republican.

Louisville. KY, Nov. 9.-The head
quarters OF both the republican and
democratic campaign committees are
closed, 1t being conceded now that on
the face OF the official returns from lis
Of 119 counties that Mckinley carried
tire state. Official returns from the
missing counties will not alter the gen.
eral result. Chairman Roberts figures
McKinley's plurality at 40. The Cou-
rier-Journal figures the plurality at
49s; the Times at 576
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ON THE TRACK.
A. san Francisco.

San Francisco. Nov. 9-Selling. five
furlongs-Stentor won. George Farmer
second, Mercutio third; time. 1:Nk.
Six furlongs-Bfaw Scot won,- san
Mario second. Candor third; time.
1:ish. Five and a half furlongs-Al-
varado won. Salvable second. Touino
third; time. 1:1lh. Seven furlongs-
Midlo won. strathol second, Wawona
third; time. 1904. Six furlongs-Ca-
liente won. Favori second. Alvero third;
time l:f6%. Five furlongs-Griser won.
Scotch Rose second. Sepoy third; time.
l.O4k.
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Mckinley Carried Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia, Nov. 9.-Offlcial returns
from a majority OF the counties In
Pennsylvania and complete returns
from those In which the official count
has not been completed give Mckinley
a pluranty Of 3Oi,606, the vote being:
Republican. 726.s23; democratic, 495,217.
The vote cast for the Palmer and
Buckner ticket foots up only l0.S7S.
There were $4,000 votes for the prohi-
bition ticket and about 10000 for the
other candidates and scattering. maxi
ing a total Of 1888 votes In the
state. Four years ago the total vote OF
the state was 1.003,010, or 1sS,90s less
than that cast on Tesday last.
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ST. Louis, Nov. "A special dispatch
to the Post-Dispatch from Fort Smith
Ark, says: Judge Carlin IL the United
States court to-day passed on the con-
fiict OF jrisdiction with Indian Terri
tory courts and his decision is a great
victory for Indian Territory courts.
He holds that they have jurisdiction
over all cases where an outside COM
prior 70 Sept. !.
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Al Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Nov. s.-seven furlongs-
Old Center won. Robinson second. Bill
Ellison third: time. 1:3ik. Five and a
half furlongs-Lady Juliet won. Ros-
inante second, Taluca third; time. l:os.
One mile-Nimrod won. ono second.
Reprieve. third: time. 1:A Handicap.
hurdle, mile and quarter-Scamp
won, Designer second. Uncle Jim
third; time. 2:2iN. Five furlongs-
Earth won. Kenosha second, Est-Se-
Regina tnIrd: time, 1908.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-10

Topeka. Nov. e.-ro-day the attor-
neys for the Santa Fe went TO Judge
Foster, who is now holding a session
Of the United States district court at
Fort Scott and applied for an intunc-
tlon against the appointment of re-
ceiver. application for which was made
at Oskaloosa on Thursday last Judge
Foster granted the restraining order
and the matter will remain in statu
quo pending the trial. which will not
occur for several months
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The National Democrats.

New York, Nov. 9.-The state COM
mittee of the national democratic
party met to-day and decided to con-
tinue the organization. An address was
issued to the democrats Of the state
declaring the election had demonstrated
that support of the doctrines OF the
Chicago platform must bring disaster
to the party; that the organization
which espoused those doctrines during
the campaign could not In future
dominate the affairs Of the party. and
calling upon democrats TO unite in
support of the time-honored principles
nf de-fnocracy
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An Assignment In Illinois.

Ardmore. H., Nov. a-The large gcner-
al merchandise house OF Munseeshermer X
Daube to-day executed a deed OF asnign-
ment. naming w. A. Ledbetter as as
signec. The liabilities will exceed sioo.Vo.
The assets are considerably In excess OF
the liabilities. The assignment was
brought about by the creditors attaching
the Individual property OF VI. Munsee-
shcrmer The deed prefers creditors to
the amount OF $4,000.
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Ferns Knocked Out.

ToptHa Kan. Nov s--The tight be-
tween Plicy Purteli OF Kansas City and
James Ferns OF Weir City took place near
Galcna. Kan, tonight Purtpli was in
bad condition. being fHt and iiabby. while
Ferns WIS On the pink OF condition. The
bout enI,l with the third round. when
Purtell knocked his man out. II was a
very HOT ight and IL is said It VAS tie
n:st time Ferns has been defeated.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-10

throat and his own. Both were found
dead In their bedroom. The couple had
often quarreled. After killing his wife
Haynes went to his mothers house at Z
o'clock this morning. badc her goodbye,
returned home and killed himself.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-10
Park County Results.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Livingstcn. Nov. 9.-The board OF
county commissioners and the county
clerk met to-day and canvassed the
returns Of the recent election. The
change In the figures from the unoffi-
cial report was immaterial. save in one
instance. Bryan received l.e52 votes
and Mckinley came along with 3sS
supporters, l59 OF whom were found in
Livingston. Hartman's vote was over
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-10

Denver. Nov. 9.-The official returns
show that the majority for John +.
Shaforth. in the First congressional
district of Colorado. is 54.373 This Is
the greatest majority ever given a
member of congress since the founda-
ton of the government.
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Benverhead Returns.

special Dispatch 10 the standard.
Dillon. Nov. 9.-The official canvass OF
the votes In Beaverhead county was COM
pleted to-day. The totals are as follows:
Bryan. 1.2i6. Mckinley, la: Levering. Z;
Hartman. l.l6S: Goddard, 100, Smith, 9sl
Botkin. io5; Spriggs. Sl3; Dolman. 5i4; Ho-
gan, III: Rotwitt. 5s7: Nolan. no: Murray
5s7: Collins. 7l2; Webster. 6ls; Poindexter
l,0C6; Love, 3si: Carleton. 7i0; Hendricks,
572; Buck. 731: Grubb. 55i.
Judge of the Fifth Judicial District
Parker. dem-pop.. $40; Showers. ind. 6ie'
Conger, ind-rep.; lOl.
State Senator-Norris. dem-pop., s02
Brown. rep, ass.
Representatives-Melle dem-pop.. ii5
Cochrane, dem-pop., G75: Eliel, rep. sos
Moore. rep, $685.
Clerk Of District Court-Smith. dem.
pop. 6i2: Price, rep. 66s.
County Commissioners-Mon
dem-pop., 719: Hansen. dem-pop., ga: Bar.
rett. dem-pop.. 6H: Anderson. rep. 6is
Brown. rep, 637; McGee. rep. 5S6.
County Attorney-Poindexter. dem-pop.
s27: Willis. rep. 5iG.
Clerk and Recorder Metlen. dem-pop.
SO: Mayors. rep. 73l.
County Treasurer-French. dem-pop.
S31: Francis, rep, 5l1.
Sherir-Pagley. dem-pop.. 933: Mulaney
rep, 4S.
Assessor-Snyder, dem-pop., ssi; Gray
rep, SIS. ...- -
Superintendent OF Schools-Miss Maidi,
Rief. dem-pop.. 75l; Miss Mile Coffin
rep. 6S.
The fusion county ticket was elected
throughout with the exception Of county
clerk and recorder. clerk Of the district
court and one county commissioner. Th,
candidates on the national republican
ticket. the goldites. polled from As voteI
down to 10.
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Mis-, French. Home DESTROYED.

Iittle Rock. Ark. Nov. s.-The country
home at Cloyerbend Lawrence county. of
Miss French. authoress and magazine
contributor widely known as Octave
rhRnett. burned to-day. Her large ana
valuable library was destroyed.
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Words and Figures Invite
Attention, But 1t Is
THAT PROVES THE
STORY

II each and every item herein speci-
fed had full description and each
and every reader realized the actual
merit Of the goods our store could not
contain all who would come to buy.
We have been very busy since our sale
opened but have still a great many
bargains left. 1t is to your interest to
compare prices and quality. These are
only few Of the bargains:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-10
IN BLOCKS OF A DOZEN.
Mckinley rakes . Walk and Goes to
slrep Later.

Canton. Ohio. Nov. s.-Major Mckin-
ley took a brisk walk OF dozen blocks
Immediately after breakfast this morn
ing and then took nap for two hours.
IL was the most quiet morning ior
several months about the MehrSY
home, HNF
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-10
William maynes' Awful Deed.

Philadelphia, Nov. s-willllm Haynes.
coal dealer, last night cut his wife's
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-10

CHERBOCG, Oct. 5-The bad luck
which seems to cling to the Gar show
ed itself again today. The most ella
borste prep rstions had been made to
receive the Russian travellers. The way
from the landing stage to the hall Of the
arsenal had been covered with silk
hanging, shields, bannerettes and flow
ere, The landing stage was beautifully
drsped. Venetian masts were erected
at many points, ana floral bunting and
other decorations displayed every where,
A terrific sqaali swept over the city fell
ing the Venetian masts to the ground.
scattered the decorations in all direc-
tions Infictipg great damage generally !;
At 1C:45 p. m, the imperial yacht and
French feet escorting it were entering
the roads here. 1t Is proposed that the
Gear and Czarins bark on board the
imperial train this evening and proceed
to Paris where they are booked to ar.
rive at o'clock tomorrow morning, at
Lamuette station. Thence their msjes-
ties are to make their state entry into
Paris, to the Prussisn embassy, where
they will be housed during their stey
The Gear and Czarins have planned to
remain i've days in France, where they
will visit Versailles and Camp de Chal-
Ions, where there will be an im-
posing review OF troops numbering
about 10000.
SAN Francisco, CAL. Oct. 3-Freder.
lex E. Luty, stock operator and min
ing man, committed suicide today by
shooting himself in the head.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-10

The Border Vide,ls pri.ii bes the fol-
lowing, which will be good news To cat
tlemen whose stock rurs a--lr the bor-
der of Mexico:
The cattlemen of Southern Arizona
are deeply indebted to Consul r. Hugh.
Is Long ard also to the Mexican consul.
Hon. NJ. Mascarenas, for the satisfactory
manner in which the question of crosse
ID. the line into Mexico for the purpose
OF attending to rOdecs has been settled.
A short time ago when some American
cattlemen asked permission TO 60 acrcss
the line to the rouLd up, they were in
formed that co accoont of q new law
which had been passed by the Mexican
government, the privilege would have to
De denied them. The matter was leid
before Consul Long, who conferred with
Mr.. Msscareuas, who wired Q strong
message to the City OF Mexico asking
ms government TO allow Americans to
cross toe line. Consul Long laid the
matter before the state department at
Washington with the result that the
dIfiic1ity has been obviated, and in thu
future 1t will not be necessary for the
COT boys To give bonds. Identification
Will be all that is necessary.
e tn Of toe consuls are entitled to
great credit for their prom ptness in the
matter, and the cattlemen owe them o
vote OK thacks, as bad it not been for
their aid. great deal Of sppoysnco
would have resulted.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-10
Mining Notice

Smelling Company, Limit, in Liquidation.
The creditors of the above named company
are required on or before the eleventh day of
May, 1896, to send their names and addresses
and the particulars of their debts or claims and
the names and addresses of their solicitors, if
any, to me the undersigned, John William
Jefferies, of No. 1914 Greenham House, Old
Broad Street, in the city of London, England.
the liquidation of the said company under a
voluntary liquidation, OF in default thes<of
they will be excluded from the benedt of Any
distribution made before such debts are provs
Dated this nth day OF February, 1896.
Witness; ]. ". JEFFERIES.
+. Douglas Norman, Solicitor,
New Court, LItcOln Inn, London, Eng
first pub mch
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-10
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Notice.
United States Land Office, Tucson,
Arizona, August 70, 1896.

United States I<anu UInCt, IHCSOn,
Arizona, August ro, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to IT.
structions and in accordance with the direc-
tions Of the Secretary of the Interior, under the
provisions Of the third section of the act of Iuv
& 1884, la Stat Io3l, that two subdivisions of
land together with the buildings thereon, viz
The NEIl of NEH and SE1z of NEH OF Sec as
r Is $, K. Il E, and the buildings separately
from the lands in Sec. 50, T. I3 s.. z. IA E., the
same being embraced in the Fort Lowell aband-
oned military reservation, Arizona, will be CT
tered at public sale ON the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1890, at 10 a m, to the highest bidder, at
not less than the appraised value thereof the
purchase money to be paid at the time of the
sale.
EUGENE J. TRIPPEL, Register.
EDWARD. r. MONK, Receiver.
Approved:
mo- NJ REYNOLDS,
Acting Secretary.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-10

The democratic primaries today were
conducted with the usual accompant.
ment of quarrels and disagreements.
The factions were strongly in evidence.
Arizona weekly citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz) 1880-1901, 1896-10-10
To Cure q Cold in One Day

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money ifit fails
to cure. 25c.