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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-06
The Governors statement.

Columbus. Ohio. June 5.-Governor
Bushnell made the following statement
to-day regarding the Urhana lynching:
"A sheriff, by the laws OF Ohio, has tho
power to call on tho state troops in this
county to protect persons and property.
The sheriff at Urbana called the local
company into service. Word came to ms
AZ li1S o'clock y. m. Thursday OF tho
pending trouble. was at n banquet OF tho
Sons OF Veterans at Wooster. Captain
Leonard. I'm command OF the urbana
troops at the Jail said that the sheriff
wanted help. got Sheriff McI.ain at Ur-
hama by telephone. He told me had ~
men. | told him he ought to be al to
protect the prisoner and property. He
said he would do the best he could hut
that public sentiment was against him.
| said he had nothing to do with public
sentiment. His duty was 10 obey the law.
He did not ask for help. | left the tele-
phone Office at midnight. At J O'Clock a.
m. a message came from Sheriff McIain
saying his force was inadequate and ask
ing me TO send him helm. | Immediately
telephoned Captain Brandlcy. at Spring.
field. to report with his company TO Sher-
IN Mctain. AT the time | telephoned
sheriff McLalu that Captain Bradbury
would report TO him. Captain Bradbury
arrived at trhana at or before : o'clock
a. IN Nolonel Anthony OF the Ihlrd ONO
Infantry. to which is attached the Spring.
field and Urbana companies said that
Sheriff Mcl.ain told him that Captain
Bradbury Of Springfield reported TO and
talked with him ,the sheriff. and was dl-
rected by the sheriff to return To the train
or to Springfield. and the Springfield
troops did return TO the train. The lynCh-
Ing occurred not more than 20 minutes
later according 10 IN. best information
at the governors Office. Captain Brad
bury said by telephone to the adjuJant
generals ONCE here that when he was
ordered by the sheriff to return to the
train he sat In the presence OF hesherifr
as long as he could consistently aud then
retired"
The governor said the shcrid lid NOT
Inform him OF the eNisiigE trouble until lJ
had reached Its climax lle had been as-
sursd by all CLASSES OF n.oulc In Urbana
that the sheriff did hll thhr could have
heen done under the circumstances.
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$l.OO to $4,000

There is nothing more appropriate for
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Gents Solid lax Gold Watches from
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Stanley. suddenly thrusting his muir
derous Winchester forward. shattered
the boys left arm with the first shot.
The boy fell screaming 10 the ground.
when two more shots were fired INTO
the writhing body. burning the annel
shirt to crisp on the left side below
the heart. The boy still screaming. the
Indians became panic-stricken and.
rushing for their horses, DISAPPEARED.
Such is the style OF the noble savage
when dealing with unarmed white men.
Hoover had made the mistake that the
two others had made Of finding them
killing cattle and like them his life paid
the forfeit.
The body was not found until the ed
of May. nothing but the clothes and
skeletons then remaining. Sixty OF the
settlers then had congregated, await
ing my arrival and seemed determined
TO stand the losses of cattle, intimida-
ton and murder no longer. A deter
mination was manifest 10 rush for the
agency. and by their own efforts right
the wrongs inflicted by the Indians
during the past six years. but wiser
counsel finally prevailed and a cont
mittee of Il was selected 10 accompany
me to the agency. We arrived there Al
noon on the 9th, a somewhat stormy
interview WIN tdHtdin stpuNh 'N'h
ing.
"'rhe troops arrived the afternoon OF
my company's departure. Captain Reed
IN command, and the following morning
were ordered over to Tongue river, "
miles distant. TO look after the settlers.
and had got hut half way when they were
hurriedly recalled to the agency. the IN
dams. some 800 In number, having
ascended tn ehills in war paint and thor
oughly armed. The murdered stanley
meanwhile was standing with two Others
within 80 yards OF the officer, and fully
armed. Captain Reid. after a hasty forced
march, returned and being informed
where the murderer was. but was ordered
not 10 do so. and from what could gath
er after my return | am fully satisfied
that conflict was imminent for AT least
three hours during the absence OF tho
troops and that only their timely arrival
saved the little bunch of Infantry and my
posse from humiliation One Of the pleas
antrics indulged In by some OF the young
bucks that evening was to insult "A young
married woman, Mrs. stephens by name.
splitting In her face and attempting to
crowd ner over bluff inte stream. some
squaws present prevented the outrage.
And yet these are the Indians that Capt
ain Stouch 20 hours before had insisted
were under control"
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Standing Of the Clubs.
STATES CASH.
Treasurer Collins RePort-Money In More
Than One Hank.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Helena. June s.-State Treasurer T. T..
Collins, who arrived yesterday from
Great Falls. where he went week ago.
to-day issued "A call for general fund war
rants registered In December aud up
to and including Jan. .. There
was only a little more than x,uo
In the general fund at the end OF
the quarter. but money Is coming In rap
idly now aud Treasurer Collins expects To
he able To call In all warrants issued and
registered mp to the adjournment of the
Fifth legislative assembly. County treas
urers are sending In the states share OF
licenses collected and from what the
treasurer has been able to hear he be-
lievss the collections have been made
closer than for many years back. The
state secures ~ per cent OF the licenses,
q per cent. of witch goes to the general
fund and : per cent. is credited TO the
state bounty fund
Treasurer Collins report for the quarter
that ended with the beginning OF the pres
ent month WIS filed IN the executive Of
flee to-day. II shows that the state Is In
"a much better condition financially than
some of her neighbors. Their. IL now on
hand an available cash balance Of s2l0.-
2W.sl. The permanent school fund Is
credited with sis s2sl. 10 In securities on
hand, Treasurer Collins. to insure safety
to the state has distributed the state :
money among six banks. The report
shows that si3,5Do.s, was received during
the quarter and sis'.5i3.g q paid out At the
end OF the quarter that begun Dee. there
Was "A balance on hand of t2a. .ad3.ii.
The four pricipal counties of the state
contributed the following amounts to the
general fund during ;he quarter: Silver
Bow So ass In licenses aud S163 IN taxes
Lewis and Clarke. N.ssi In licenses and
ss,l in taxes. Deer Lodge. $3.50 In licenses
and $lss In taxes; Cascade. S.0ei In H.
censes and 81 ,0os In taxes. Balance IN the
state treasury at the end of the quarter
was less by $iS.ss6.d than for the corre-
spending period last year.
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AZ Chicago.

Chicago June 5.-Half mile-Bonlta
won. Gnome second. Queen Nab third.
time, aga. Five-eighths OF a mile-Abuse
won. Indra second. Fila Penzance third;
time. l:oois. Five-eighihs Of a milc-l.lzzie
Cavalier won. DousterwlVel second.
Hardly third; time. l;Vli.. Mile and a
quarter-Mandelina won. The Plutocrat
second. Harry Shannon third, time, i.0''s.
Three-quarters OF a mile-Cossack won.
Preston second. Forcseeu third; Time.
l.lih. Mile and an eighth. hurdles-Phil
Becker won. M.idayton second. Little
D0rrttt third: time. 2.03.
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DURRANT'S CASE.
His Execution Is % Long Way on Accord
Ing to Appearances

San Francisco. June Much spccula-
tIon is being INDUCED In by local attor-
neys as to the probable outcome OF the
appeal taken by the attorneys for Theo-
dore Durrant and Salter ID. Worden to
the supreme court OF the United States.
II Is generally conceded that should the
supreme court hold that the circuit court
erred In not granting the application for
"A writ of habeas corpus. the petition Of
each murderer will be heard upon its mer-
its. Should the writs be denied upon the
merits of the petitions other appeals may
be taken upon other points not now in
volved in the petitions. and whore the
matter will end Is a matter OF conjcc-
ture.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-06
BOMB In A SCHOOL
DYNAMITE EXPLODED IN THE
PULLMAN COLLEGE.
Special Dispatch 10 The standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Pullman. Wash. June a dynamite
bomb was placed ut the door OF Professor
S u. Webster's room In the boys dormi-
tory at the Washington Agricultural Col
lege and School of Science Thursday night
about II o'clock and exploded. The eNplo-
sion occurred In the hallway on the FIRST
noor aud made report like the sound Of
cannon. Several transom lights aud le
window lights were broken out OF the
building. and doors. partition walls. cell
ings and the floors of the first and second
stories of the building were terribly shat
tered Plsstering and glass were thrown
over every room on the first floor: lamps
were broken and a general havoc created.
Had the bomb been confined Instead OF
lying on the hall floor the entire building
would doubtless have been wrecked aud
probably score or more OF persons killed
outright.
The faculty has been endeavoring TO
find clue to the mscreant. No action has
been taken except with Walter T.. Miller.
a student from Port Angeles. lie was
seen coming dowu the hall just before
the explosion occurred and suspicion rest
ed on him. He was brought before the
faculty and expelled from school. Friday
he procured an attorney and intends to
! fight the matter
The bomb consisted OF n piece OF an
iron bedstcad leg about IL inches long.
| which was plugged az the end and stick
| OF dynamite encased therein and thor
oughy packed. Il Is thought "A fuse about
two feet long WAS attached. Win Hudson.
q student. was going TO his room about
| II o'clock, and as he was passing down
the hall he saw the machine. but the fuse
had burned so close he dared not touch
II. He ran down the hall and gave the
alarm and the explosion followed lmme-
diately. A short time ago "A hose WAS run
up over the transom into Professor Web
sters room and the water turned on. be-
fore the professor could get out and turn
the water OF he and his room. bedding
and furniture were thoroughly soaked.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-06
SMUGGLING CHINESE.
An II Paso Gambler Issues Bogus Certid-
Gates To the Heather.

FL Paso. Tex. June "a most impor-
tant arrest was made here to-day. Colonel
Buford. United States consul at Juarez.
gave the facts TO the treasury department
officers that led to the arrest OF ID. q. Tip-
ton. AN FL Paso gambler. who had IN his
pockets "a perfect Imitation OF a United
States rubber stamp for stamping Chi
neSe certificates. He also had a blank Ger
tificate, "A perfect forgery OF the genuine
one II l. claimed that Chinese have been
smuggled I'm here for years
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81. Louis. June Five furlougs-Em-
press Josephine won. Verify second. sor-
row third; time. ! .U3'z Two-year-oids, sew
en- and "a half furlongs-Rcmember Me
won. Revenue second. Charlie Christian
third. time. I.9si. Mile and a sixteenth
Argonaut won. Helen ~. Gardner second.
Hawthorne third: time. i.5eis. The club
Membership handicap $500. mile and a
quarter. Typhoon II. won. Ulysses second.
Nimrod third; time 2e'i.. Sl4 furlongs-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-06

New York. June 5.-For the last few
days rumors have been current In Wall
street that new coal deal will soon be
made. These rumors have IL that J. Pier-
pont Morgan while abroad made arrange
menis TO take up the option now held by
him In 1900 shares of Lehigh Valley
stock. The shares. IL Is said. came into
Morgsn's possession at the time h. help
ed the Lehigh out of its difficulty.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-06

Cincinnati June 5,-Seven furlongs-
Miss Ross won. Percita second. McFar-
land third: time. 1;29is. Five furIongs-
McIvor won. High links second. Oppo-
nent third: time. l:0li9. Mile and 20 yards
CASTOR won. Dunols second. Sharon third
time. 1:4ila. The Ripple stakes, one mile
1illow won. Penmure second, Oriar third {:
time. i:il. Seven furlongs-Balk Line won.
Rlanton second, Suydam third. time. / ~
Handicap steeplechase. mile and n half
Bob Nicely won. Sealdiyar second. Uncle
Jim third; time, 3.l3.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-06

New Haven, Conn, June BY an ex-
citing finish Yale 10 day defeated Prince
ton In "a closely contested game. Score;
Yale. 10; Princeton. 2 Batteries; Yale
Greenway and Murphy. Princeton, kaffer.
Wilson and Jayne.
Princeton, y. j.. June 5.-Priuccton
freshmen. II, Yale freshmen. 10
Chicago. June 5.-Chicago. n; University
OF Wisconsin, .
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Hartman I'm Rout. West.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard
Washington, June b-CongTessman
Hartman left this afternoon TO attend the
silver republican conference In chicago.
His family will join him there and pro-
eeed with him to Montana. He will not
return here this session OF congress.
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Box.map sbooL a,.o.

Special Dispatch 10 the STANDARD.
Bozsman. June 5.-Two distinct earth
quake shocks were experienced here this
morning AT 80 o'clock. lasting about -
seconds, People were awakened by houses
shaking and windows rattling. No dam
age was done 10 property.
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Murray Takes the Land.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Washington. June l-SecTetary Bliss
denied the motion for rehsaring in tho
land ease OF Thomas j. McGrade against
Edward Murray from Missoula district.
Mont. Murray. as the homestead entry
man, being awarded the land.
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Bas.baII Yesterday.

At Phlladelnhia-l. Cincinnati. 9.
AT Baltimore. st. Louis. 8.
At Washington: Cleveland. 10.
Al Brooklyn-ls; Louisville, 3.
At New York.; Chicago, TO-
At Boston,. Pittsburg. 5.
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THAT URBANA AFFAIR
The Sheriff Is a Safe Distance From
an Enraged, Outraged People
UNIVERSALLY CONDEMNED
So Is the Militia. and the Soldiers
Are Ashamed to Show Their
Faces - The Governor
Makes a Statement.

Columbus, Ohio. June 5.-A special TO
the Dispatch from Urbana says the city
has resumed It's normal condition.
Nothing is known Of the whereabouts
Of sheriff McIain and captain Leonard.
II Is the general understanding the
sheriff drove To Springfield. IL was re-
ported last evening that a mob Of $50
was organized to go to Springfield after
the sheriff. Such word sent to Spring
field had the effect. 1t Is said. OF driv-
ing the sheriff OF to Dayton. He Is
universally condemned by the people
and held responsible for the shooting
of citizens by the militia. Leonard Is
condemned for ordering the soldiers to
fire.
After their escape from the Jail the
members of the company have not
dared TO show their faces on the street
and many of them left the city.
It IL reported Smith Bell, father of
Harry Bell, who was killed. threatens
to kill Captain Leonard on sight.
The body of Click" Mitchell. the rap
list, IL an elephant on the hands OF the
city. The body was secreted TO prevent
the mob from wreaking vengence ON
the remains. Threats Of getting the
body and burning IL were freely made.
Relic hunters had nearly cut the coat
on the dead man.
Mayor Ganson states the tragedy of
night before last and the lynchlng were
entirely uncalled for. He urged the
sheriff To get the prisoner out Of town
when first taken To jail, but the sheriff
neglected to do 50. Concerning the
militia, the mayor says:
u do not understand the governor re-
fusing troops. as several companies
L an he Th. nA Aal
militia. after consultation with the
| sheriff. were moved two blocks away
| from the jail to be In readiness II need
ed. There was no expectation Of the
lynching taking place at that time.
| The crowd, at my request. partially
| dispersed as soon as the Springfield
militia marched away. At the time of
the lynching the sheriff and his depu-
| ties. with 20 of our county militia,
| were In the jail ON guard. l left the
Jail some time before the lynching
The sheriff had full charge Of the mill
tary as well as the prisoner. Any part
/ ] took was To keep innocent blood from
being shed and prevent lynching.
No blame can he attached to the gov
ernor."
II ls said there is a court martial in
store over the participation Of the
| Springfield militia. Instead OF particle
pating In the guarding OF the jail they
marched away under the advice OF
Mayor Ganson. The company is said TO
have been at the depot awaiting the
train home while the lynching was GO
| ing on. Colonel Anthony. commander
OF the company. VIII no doubt have tn
explain. The company was ordered 10
report 10 the sheriff. There is a aues-
tIon whether the mayor was authorized
to speak for the sheriff in telling them
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Gath won, David second, Time Maker
third; time, l;lt'.. Mile-Sea Robhcr won,
The Dragon second, Russell A. third.
time. i;i2is.
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GRADUATION DAY
Will Soon Be Here. Have
You Decided on Your
GIFTS?
Come and Look Over Oar
Stock
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We can suit you with choice articles
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-06
Ley de- paDsiOnas miIitaTGS

xEn el y. o. del Ministerio de la Guerra
de y de Septembre prGximo pasado, nimero
2l6 Sc publica la Il. O. de % de dcho mes que
dice 10 siguiemte: Excmo. senor:-Presentado
a las Cortes un proyeeto ue ley para haeer ex-
tensivcs los benehcos de la de p de Julio de
1891 &C. L. ndmero 278l Il las fa,niIias cuyos
causantes hayan faliecido con anterioridad al
27 de JUNO de dicho a1o no disfruten pen.
sion, Ell Rey "a. d. g. y en- su nombre la Reina
Regente del Reino, ha tenido a bien disponer
que sin otro caracter que ell de estudio del asun-
to Sc invite los interesados que Sc consideren
comprendidos en- el Indicate proyecto, para que
en- el plazo de tres meses en- la Peninsula is
las adyacentes de seis en- UItramar, contados
desde esta fecha, 10 declaren de ofcio los Co.
mandantes en- Jefe de los Cuerpos de Ejercito
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BanCO Territorial J AgrlcO|a
DE PUERTO-RICO
SECRETAR1A

Autorizado al efecto por la Junta general
de accionistas de % de Julio de 1895, ell Con
sejo de administrator de este Banco, acordo
en- su session ordinaria de 81 de Diciembre de
1896, proceder al cobro del dividendo pasi7o
adicional de caatro pesos moneda corriente pro
Vincial por cada acci6n, ijando para dloho pa
go del cinco al veinte del corriente mes de
Enero. Los scHores accionistas, va personal
mente, por persona de su contianza presenta-
ran dentro de dicho plazo en- la Gaia de la so -
ciedad, los tftulos de sus acciones, va sean no
minativos al portador, con ei importe de di-
cho dividendo para acreditar al dorso de aq"e-
Hos ell referido pago.
Sc ruega los seTIores accionistas ell lngre-
SO del expresado dividendo dentro del plazo Sc
nalado para evitar entorpecimientos Ell la con
tabidad los peruicios que i los tenedores
de acciones Sc ocasionarfan con la dllaclon en-
el pago.-Puerto- Rico, 5 de Enero de 1897
FL Secretario INFERNO,
JUAN GJZMAN BENIIEL.
E Director gerente interino
l2-~2 VICENTE ANTONETTI
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Captanes Generates dc los Districts Y Conan
dantes Generates de Ceuta Melilla, segun su
residencia,a fin de que las expresadas autorida-
des, una vez termiGados dichos plazos, hsgan
un resurnen de las declaraciones hechas Ell el
territorio de an respective mando 10 remitan
este Ministerio para que pueda haeerse ell cad
culo aproxiTnado tie Ia cantidad cue assemble
ra Ia realizaci6n del mencionado proyecto.-De
Real orden 10 digo V. Z. para su conocinien-
TO y demas efectos, disponiendo v. E. 10 con
veniente para one esta disposition Sc publique
en- los BoIetne= Oiciaes de las proyincias, pa
ra que egue ! notcla de ios nteresados Ten
90 ell honor de trasadar,o / Y. Z. rogsagiole
oriane su publication CT eisBoletn 0fcais de-
esa provinoi.', tia ID que las fagnilas e iefes
Y ofciales one no dfsfratan pension por baber
faleci 10 &stcs aates del q de Junio de 1881 Y
contaseu u a1os de Elective servicio, preseH-
ten el referdo otieio el flazo de seis meSes
las autori ladies' miiitares del puuto te su resi-
dencia, las cuales 10 ranitiran este Centre
con toja urgeneia, cuidando las expresadas Ia
miiIas dc coaslgaar Ell los ofaios cl elnpieo
que disfrutaban los clusantes 4 falleoer,
81 estahan activos seryieios Ell sitaaci6u
lie ret;radGs.s
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Al MagisteriO de PuertO-RioO

Fl amor Ia patra es lie las prineipa-
les colunnas en- cue descansa e. orglnisno So
cial polftico de los pueblos, sin que sobre este
punto quepa discussion de niEguna clase: el sen
lido comdn 10 indica.
Pues ben; iniltrar en- el coraz6n de
nuestros educandos, por cualquiera de los me
dios que juzguemos mas aproposto- ademas
de los que hoy Sc emplean- debemos propender
los encargados de dirigir la ninez, valiGhdonos,
al presente, de procedimiento seuciilfsim0,
que, undo Il las obseryaciODes del maestro, ma
de proporcionar, en- no ejano dfa, 6pimos fru-
tos, que refuiran necesariamente, solo en-
bien de la patria, sino en- ell bien genera! de to-
dos cada uno de los que formamos parte de
Ia gran patria espanola.
Propongo, pues, Il mis- queridos compane-
ros, modesto proyecto que tlende 4 dicho I'm,
es el siguiente: E5ta5lecor ceDil5oS ee to,taS
las escselas de la Eroci5eoja, paru que et e5los,
los al,1n,aos de anab0s se.coS, depoSten Semsusai
Dac1te, a7ao dos 8 mis- ceatdCoS, segti,l las cir
c.osstoacias, cuya cantinad, mensualmente, ser&
renitida por los respectiYos profesores q la jun
tn encargada de sooorrer los heridos de Ia
campana. Con medida semej JAMIE, consegulre
mos dos cosas: IL Que los niios Sc aces
tumbren desde sus primeros ailos al cumpli-
miento de I'm deber. Y % Ineuloar en- sus
sentmientos el principle de carload ; amor
patria-
Este es, sencillamente, ell proyecto que
someto 4 la consideration de mis- ilustrados
comprofesores, por 81 10 Green de su agrado,
Hevdndolo inmediatamente a la practica.
ID Z
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N @ TIClAS.

~ Ell general Weyler ha publicado dos
nuevos bandos. En- uno ordena la reconcen-
TRACTION de los campesinos los poblados forti-
icados, prohibiendo ell trasporte de where's
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Gaceta Official de hoy

No publica ninguna disposition impor~
tante de caracter general,