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8 HOUR WORK DAY.
The Leading Issue Before Northern
Mineral Mine Workers Progress

Mineral Mine Workers Progress
i've Union.
Ishpeming. Mich. April 1.-THE ques-
ton of demanding an eight hour work
day is the paramount issue with the
members of the Northern Mineral Mine
Workers Progressive union, the annual
convention of which opened here today.
Last week the several branches of the
organization voted the question by mail,
and this afternoon the envelopes on
tanning the ballots will be opened and
the result will be announced. In the
event Of the vote beintAin favor OF the
short day. the convention will adopt
q resolution serving notice to tina ef-
feet on every mining company In Min
nesota. Michigan and Wisconsin. This,
1t is believed, will be the signal for a
general suspension of work, as the min
ing companies have already given out
that they will not grant the request,
while the Minnesota Iron company has
for a week a notices posted to the
effect that after May LIST it will not re-
tain union men in its employ.
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~ Omaha

$500: official yesterday. s52: shipments, -.
Market weak, sc lower. Quotations:
Heavy, So 35Gf3. 80: mixed and light, SO. $50
3. 60.
Cattle-Receipts. 1900; official yesterday,
LIS, shipments, 434. Market active and
steady.
sheep-Receipts. 200. Market steady.
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MUSE Give a True Commensurate

Wus0 UIVe u THO CnHFACtCF.7
London, April 14.-In response 10 pc
titions signed by nearly 200, 900 male and
female domestic rvant in different
parts of h country, John Burns. the
chief representative of the wage-work-
ers in the house of commons. will short
ly introduce a bill making 1t compulsory
upon all employers Of domestic servants
in the united kingdom to give lei SER
wants a true character upon leaving
their employment.
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UNITED MINE WORKERS.
Opening of the National Convention
III Columbus.

$40
Columbus, o., April 1.-THE national
convention of the United Mine Workers
of America opened here this morning
with an unusually large attendance.
the various districts of Pennsylvania.
Indiana, Illinois, West Virginia. Ken
lucky and Ohio being fully represented.
President +. II. Penna presided. and
congratulated the delegates upon the
fact that the membership and the finan-
ctal condition OF the organization were
stronger today than Vt any time In it's
history; despite the act that in Decem-
Der last the treasury was so depleted
as to warrant the raising of the question
whether a convention could be held this
year. The convention will be in session
several Gays, President Penna will be
reelected. For the position of secre.
tary-treasurer, there will be a warm
contest between Patrick McIsryde, pres.
ent incumbent, and w. C.. Pearce. sec.
rotary Of the state organization Of Unit
ed Mine Workers.
Aubrey Reardsley has written ON
poetry which Is nothing like a . bad as
his pictures.
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Washington. April 13.-After the pas
sage of a number of private measures.
the house took up business relating to
tie District of Columbia and several
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Chicago.

a shade lower. Quotations: Heavy,
50 6Oai3 70: mixed. 50. 65a3. IS: light. 50. $50
A.05; rough heavy, 50. 3513. so.
Cattle-Receipts, $500. Market steady.
Sheep-Receipts, 1l.00. Market steady.
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Minneapolis.

Minneapolis, April A.-Wheat opened
steady. but later declined and then rallied
lac. closing sc higher than Saturday, at
Gi&c for April. Gle for May. G2lls062ssc for
July.
On Track-G2ac for hard. elzc for No. /
northern. Gle for No. 2 northern,
R~cceipts--209. 04U bushels.
Shipments-35.5.0 bushels.
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The fftieth anniversary of the raising
of the first flag In California will be cele-
brated at Monterey on July G. Thomas
Brodlee, who raised the flag on that oc-
CASTOR. is still living in Monterey and
will repeat the performance at the forth
coming anniversary.
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NOT so AWKWARD AS GERMANS
Frenchmcn Exchange Four Shot
Without Any Accident,

Paris, April l3.-The prince of Sugar
and M. Hermann, the dramatic author
fought a Il this morning on the ract
course at Auteuil. a suburb of Paris
The weapons used were pistols. -Four
shots were exchanged, but neither of thu
combatants was wounded. z
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was III d
mat its mem
at my previous
story. He also pro-
.smuch as the organiza-
-rtered under the laws OF
i Illinois it would be the duty
delegates, upon their arrival In
ago on May /, to assemble in bust
less session and ratify the acts of the
present convention. The usual commit
tees on audit and nomination for Of
fcers Were then appointed. 1t is a fore
gone conclusion that George w. Lynch.
proprietor Of the Hotel Florence of San
Diego, will be selected as president of
the organization for the coming year.
A dozen cities are in the race for the
honor Of entertaining the convention
next year. Prominent in the convention
today We're N. NJ. Tabor of the Brown
Palace hotel, Denver; Simeon Ford.
Grand Union. New York; George w.
Reynolds of the Montana, Anaconda,
Mont; Frank Brobst. Hollenden, Cleve.
land, o.; W. p. Hardwick, Fort Worth;
William Ct. King, Milwaukee; l.. r. Hay,
Arlington hotel. Hot Springs; f. G.
Mccartney, Des Moincs; i. a. Mullisan.
Louisville; II. c.. Bowers. Portland, Ore:
G. s. Holmes. Salt Lake: c. Brinkmann,
Chicago; IL. j. Bohn. proprietor Hotel
World, Chicago.
Each province of the dominion Of
Canada was also represented.
Tbs annual meeting will be concluded
today and tomorrow morning the Wis
itors will leave for an excursion to
Santa Monica. A special committee of
the "otel men of California is here to
take charge of the guests during their
stay in the state, and back of it is a
subscription of $50, 900, with the view OF
paving their way in gold. a Of
the delegates this morning indicated a
unanimous sentiment III favor of the re-
election of Walter Barnes of Chicago as
secretary and treasurer of the organize
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The young king of Spain recently de-
scribed an island to his geography
teacher as a body Of land almost entirc-
ly occupied by insurgents.
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Recently the students of the Column
bian university in Washington city
gave an entertainment in eight different
languages. Each performer wore the
COSTUME of the country in whose tongue
he spoke.
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FITZHUGH LEE APPOINTED.
Goes as Counsel to Havana, Vice
Williams, Resigned.

Washington, April 13.-The president
toady sent to the senate the nomination
of Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia, to be con
sui general of the United States at Ia
vana, Cuba, vice Ramon c. Williams.
resigned.
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an major sustained quite
OF accidents in Prescott,
other day. While In a state OF
cation he pulled a crap table owe
his chest injurlng himself internally.
To help him out he tool five pints of
whisky. This created nausea, INC In
attempting to vomit he brought on
hemorrhage of h lungs.
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General Zebulon Pike will have the
most imposing monument in the world
If the scheme pans out for bringing his
remains from Massachusetts, and bury
Ing them on the summit OF the peak
which bears his name.
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ASBESTOS CLOTHING.
Deadwood Smelter Employees Will
Wear Tire Proof Garments,

Wear Tire Proof Garments
Deadwood, S. D., April 13.-Ed Han
ton of the Golden Reward reduction
works has received from the east a full
suit of clothes made from asbestos cloth.
All the men employed in the smelling
department of the works will be fur
nished with similar suits.
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Someone has flguered out that a man
Nmoking a pipe of medium size blows
nput OF his mouth for every time he fills
his pipe 200 smoke clouds. Accordingly,
If he smokes four. pipes a day for twenty
years he blows out 20,44O,o coo smoke
clouds.
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During the winter just ended Alaska
Experienced the coolest weather known
There for twenty years. During January
n February the temperature was new
err above zero at Juneau or Sitka, and
now fell almost continuously.
A Buluwayo South Africa paper re-
Gently containing the following news
item: I'm consequence of the local ba-
ker departing suddenly from our midst,
regretted by all his friends. except his
kcreditors, Buluwayo has been without
.6readrthe greater part of the week"
Miss Florence johnson a school teach
er at Ludington, Mich, earne twenty
five cents for an experience social by
wheeling a well known business man
around a block in a wheelborrow. The
job was worth more money unless the
man was under size.
The first business mans organization
of prominence in Chicago to abolish the
. color line is the Hamilton club, which
MAS admitted to Its membership Adel-.
vert H. Roberts. a colored lawyer of
standing in that city.
Recently the students of the Column
bian university in Washington city
rave an entertainment IN eight Inherent
languages. Each performer wore the
costume of the country in whose tongue
he spoke.
= ~ ON VIZ mas oeei earning
has become the correspondent in a d.
worce case, and the singularity of the
circumstance is increased by the fact
that the scandal happened in Pittsburg
instead of in Chicago.
most imnosinp monument IN the world
q tho scheme nans ont for brinpinp his
TIC t,.nn, Msssach,,satt ana 49,
~ 4han, - ~ sun,,n,t =, .ha na,L
n.s ."sn' wy pe'N
There are between 6'ooo,oo and 7,ooo,-
900 Hebrews In the world and 100000
OF these, SIR Samuel Montagu esti-
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Oldest Married. Couple in Iowa.

a' EH"s EfEUISeUUp III owe.
Fort Dodge, Notwithstanding the
oldest married couple in the state In the
persons of Mr.. and Mrs. John Iams.
They We're married sixty-seven years
ago in Washington county, Penn, and
located in Iowa in 1888, which state has
since been their home. They have eight
children. thirty-four grandchildren and
thirty-one great-grandchiidren. Mr..
and Mrs. Iams are respectively 81 and 81
years old, and enjoy good health.
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PERPETUAL MOTION,

The Ottumwa Inventor Ready to Go
to Work.
Ottumwa. la. April 13.-If Count Won
H~oltschuherr is a fool concerning his al
legged discovery of perpetual motion, there
is method in his madness. Saturday a ma
chinist began putting in the mechanism
which is to make Il practical test of run
ming a job printing press. The count claims
he can drive a press at the rate of 1000 inn
pressions an hour, and will make 4 prac-
teal demonstration,
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Will Oppose Kruger's English Visit
Pretoria, April 13.-It is known her,
that a large majority of the volksraas
have decided to oppose the proposed
visit to England of President Kruger.
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10 HeIen.

If. wandering, IN a wizards car
Through you blue ether. l were able
To fashion of a little star
A taper for my Helen's table
Why, then, with all heavens jtister
glowing,
1t would not gid heIspath with half
The light her love Ger mine is throwing,
w. NJ Praed.
The trees will soon he out in bloom, and
Ae girls Will be out In hloomers. -
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Southwestern Stockman, Phoenix, Ariz.:
A big cattle deal was contaminated here
last Friday whereby 5000 head of range
cattle were signed over to J.. w. Sullivan,
sIction. The parties who sold the cattle
we're Alkire Bros. Stevens. Staley. Nor
RS and Cook. who rave concluded to re-
sire from the cattle business. TIL cattle
are now on the range near New River.
Mr.. sullivan placed an order with Live
stock Agent 9. +. Behan. of the 8. +. p. &
fcndale by the 1st of May. whore the cat
lie Will be loaded on the cars for shipment
70 Kansas and Nebraska. where they viii
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Every man who gets In the Ganp isn't q
nGodlo.
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Republican College Demonstration

Republican College Demonstration
Chicago, April Heterogeneous are
In progress for a great Interstate repub-
lican college demonstration In this city
at an early date, as an outgrowth Of the
recent session in this city OF the national
convention of the American Republican
College League. The institutions of
learning represented on the committee
OF arrangements are Kalamazoo and
Ann Arbor. Michigan; Nc lison. Wis
consin; Indiana university; Champaign.
ILL.,, University. and Chicago. North
western and Lake Forest universities.
The proposed speakers who have 50 far
accepted invitations are Governors Up
ham of Wisconsin and Bradley of Ken
lucky. Efforts are being made to secure
the attendance OF Senator-e:ect Foraker.
Hon. w. A. Chandler and Congressman
Groeyenor
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OA WllOlG-
upon retail
% requires the
ese' and it's sale
.ckages.
false branding is a
% $500. The bill requires
.ers to post conspicuously
fled cheese sold here" In
& imposes a tax of l cent per
IN filled cheese, the tax to be
oy the manufacturers, Imported
led cheese" is subjected to u duty of
cents per pound. The act t o go into
effect on the nineteenth day after its
passage.
Before the debate on h filled cheese
bill was resumed u resolution was
adopted directing the secretary Of var
to furnish a plan of the estimate for
the improvement of the Nebraska bank
Of the Missouri river opposite Sioux
City.
The vote on the final passage of the
bill was taken by yeas and nays. The
bill was passed 100 to IS. The repub-
licans as a rule voted for and the DEM
ocrats against the measure. The fol-
lowing republicans. eleven in number,
voted against the bill:
Aldrich of nlionis, Belknap Of Illi-
nois. Brumm of Pennsylvania. Cannon
of Illinois. Connolly of Illinois. Evans OF
Kentucky. Lorimer of Illinois. Long OF
Kansas, Mccall of Tennessee. Tracewell
of Indiana, and Walker.
Saturday. April %. was set aside for
paying tribute to the memory of the
late Representative II. w. Grain, of
Texas.
At4:4O the house adjourned until Mon
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A fat who has been earning
money Is a freak In a dime museum
has become the correspondent in a di-
yorce case, and the s%ingularity of the
circumstance is increased by the fact
that the scandal happened in Pittsburg
instead of in. Chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-01
Reduction in repair
ing on shoes sold from
our stock only, others
regular price.
Esfssgr IlENTION.
Wall paper 1t Cuttings.

wall pupeT 81 'OtllnB y.
Watch repairing at Newhouse Bros.
All kinds Of jewelry repairing at New.
house Bros.
Engineer Sbepardson was on our
streets this week.
Rev. j. X. Maxticld held services IN
Guide Rock Sunday.
A written guarantee given with every
watch repaired at Newhouse Bros.
John Dunbar and |. b. Hampton, of
Guide Rock, were in the city this wsek,
Miner Bros. are paying 20 cents for
corn. This is a good time to sell your
surplus.
Editor lioshins. Of Norcatur, Kansas,
was upon u streets this week, Ell route
TO Guide Rock on business.
When you want your watch. clock and
iewelry work done cheap aud done right,
take it to Npwhousc Bros.
The morning services at the NJ. Il.
church last SUNDAY were conducted by
Prof. Wilson and bis estimable wife.
When you want u nice smooth shave
or haircut, give Geo. Fortress a call
One door south Of the Bon Ton Bakery
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. w. Runchey COVE
their daughter, UIa. Il birthday party on
her 18th anniversary. A large number
of young folks wero present.
What's the matter With a good ball
team Red Cloud ought to have some
diversion from creek water, and, there
fore, let's have "A dandy ball club.
When your eyes to ache
and the tears gather in them, and your
head aches, it is your eyes pleading for
help. Newhouse Bros. will help them.
A. l.. Tweed, OF st. Joseph, Mo, an
old acquaintance OF the editor hereof,
formerly Of Clinton, H., S~undayed in
this city. He is travelling for IA st. Joe
tobacco house.
j. IS. Cox AID wife, accompanied by
Mrs. Ball, left overland on Monday for
Colorado, where Sid goes t, improve his
health. We hope that he may be fortu.
nate along that line.
President Albright had a eplendid
Sunday .school rally at Asbury chapel
last Sunday afternoon. He has opened
the campaign vigorously. and it will be
pushed with energy.
Some enterprising man should make
arrangements to supply this city with
ice. Surely there are enough people
who want ice that will agree to take Ger.
tain quantities and pay for it during the
heated season.
We recciyed, this week, some OF the
finest maple sugar that we have seen
since leaving the sugar camps Of Ohio
in our boyhood days. 1t was presented
to us by our friend, A. +. Hartwell, Of
Inavale. who had received a quantity
from Medina, Ohio, near III old stamp
ing ground, and his old homo. Bro.
Hartwell has our thanks for the same.
We shouldn't object to receiving a car
load.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-01
Wanted.

Two good saddle ponies wanted. An.
ply to j. M. Aultx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-01

DR.. Prhse's Cream Baking Powder
Wosld's Fair highest Msdslan d Dlpisns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-05-01

We have all the novelties in Hats. We have put on our bar
gain counter a lot of odd hats, in Stetson and other good make
which we are offering at just half price to clean up our stock.
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All Men Are Equal.

Duluth, Mimi. Oct. 13.-The Bryan
train stopped at Staples to-day and
Mr.. Bryan expounded his doctrine TO a
crowd Of several thousand. Among
other things he said: THE gold papers
always say there were no men of
prominence on the platform; they call
attention to the absence of the bank
ers and railroad presidents and say
somehow these interests are against
tree andidate. My friends, they over
look the fact that a big man does not
vote any further than little man. A
hlg man has only one vote and some
times he Is 50 connected with business
interests that he can't control that.
According to the constitution and the
declaration Of independence all m=n
are equal You cannot judge a cause
by asking whether a man Is prominent
or not. Truth Is truth, ard r. Eht Is
right even II they do not have bank
ers and RAILROAD presidents on their
side"
At Brainerd. where Mr.. Bryan spoke
from a stand to a large and enthusiast
tisc crowd, he said in part: Ladies
and Gentlemen-I dp not know what
arguments are most famlilrly ad-
Vanced here against free coinage.
was going 10 say coercion was the ar
gument that is being resort q u now
by our opponents more than any ether
argument But there is one advan' co
about the voting In the states wher
they have the Australian ballot. and
that is thar Will. a man may wear a
badge In order 10 save his employment
be has a right t. u.s. his vote In ord ?
Continued on Page rWol
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IT IS ALL ONE WAY
There Was a Popular Uprising Of
the Masses in BOzeman.
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF SMITH
One Of the Grandest Political DEM
onstrations ever seen In the City
-1hlngs Are Going Demo-
cratic In Most Places.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Bozeman, Oct. lS.-The peculiar part
OF the opening of the silver campaign
In Gallatin county tonight, when Hon.
r. b. Smith and Col c. b. Nolan were
advertised TO address an audience In
the opera house here. was that the first
speaking was to an overflow meeting
In Armory hall and not the regular
meeting. as advertised. Mr.. Nolan and
the candidate for lieutenant governor,
A. T.. Spriggs of Townsend. addressed
the overflow meeting, which opened
shortly after 8 O'Clock, while the meet
Ing In the opera house commenced a
few minutes later Hon. X. b. Smith
speaking first and being followed by
Hon. T. Il. Collins Of Great Falls.
Later Mr.. Nolan also spoke to large
number OF citizens who filled the opera
house TO the doors. Not only was the
building packed. but on the stage were
seated 60 men, prominent democrats
and popullsts. and one lady, Miss Ida
Mack. candidate for superintendent Of
schools on the democratic ticket In this
county. The widest enthusiasm pre-
vailed. cheers and applause following
the telling words OF the speakers.
Bozeman was lit up with the glare OF
bonf1res. fireworks and colored lights
at 7:30 this evening. when q torchlight
procession headed by the free silver
band marched east on Main street. on
the way out TO meet the delegation
which was coming from Chestnut. a
coal camp nine miles east Of this city.
A few minutes later the parade re-
turned led by he Chestnut band and
Its.A ~ "A. IT,
caps with their lamps attached. all It,
and carrying numerous banners and
transparencies. Then came Bozeman's
band, the torchlight procession and two
novelties In the musical line. one be-
ing the college boys zobo band and
Thomas Stevenson's musical inferno.
Fireworks, cannon crackers and bombs
were everywhere and such noise and
blaze Of glory has not accompanied
any political demonstration In this city
for years. The speakers OF the even
ing were royalty entertained here to-
day. Col. o. p. Chisholm took them
for a drive to the government fish
hatchery. Bridger canyon and about
the valley. after which they were en-
tertained at the Montana experiment
station by Director S. NJ. Emery. The
contrast between to-nights enthusi-
astic demonstration and immense turn
out and Botkin's republican meeting
OF last Saturday evening was marked.
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It's Propcr Name.

indianapolis. Oct. 13.-The state
board Of elections to-day decided that
the electoral ticket of the national
democrats should be called the gold
standard ticket The board had pre-
viously notified Mr.. Pickens, the chair
man OF the state central committee Of
the national democratic party, that the
ticket could not go on the ballot under
the name of national democrats and
had requested him to send In another
name This Mr.. Pickens declined to do.
stating that the name had been ad-
visedly chosen and that there was
nothing In the law 10 forbid its use.
In his formal reply to the boards re-
quest Mr.. Pickens declared that the
party which he represented was the
only national democratic party and the
name was descriptive as well as legal.