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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
New Settlers Near Pierre.

A practical evidence of the increasing
number of settlers in the vicinity of Pierre
is found in the fact that Pierre wholesalers
have for the first five months of this wear
sold practically $1,000 worth more goods
than they did for the first five months of
last year, and that these goods have princi.
pally gone to the small retail merchants of
that section
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
Weekly Bank Statement.

The New York weekly bank statement
shows reserve increase of s., ,2S0,000. The
banks now hold SAT 100000 in excess OF the
legal requirements.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
COST OF GOVERNMENT.

Federal Expense Account for the Nine
Months Ending March 81, 1897.
Ihe following statement shows the cost
of sustaining the various branches of this
Federal Government for the fiscal year
ending March 81:
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Talk of a Vigilance Committee.

Talk OF a Vigilance COMMITTEE.
There isserious talk of organizing avigi-
iance committee at Cripple Creek, Colo,
similar to one which proved so effective at
Butte, Mont. Every pay day there are
hold ups all over the camp. 1t is believed
the only way to rid the community of the
nuisance is by vigilance committee.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
Soldiers and Sailors Reunion.

The tenth annual reunion of. the Black
Hills soldiers and sailors is to be held in
Belle Fourche June 23, "a, 25. Prepara-
tions are being made for one of the largest
meetings held in the history of the organ
izatiOn
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
Starts a Fund for Mark Twain.

The New York Herald has started a
.und for Mark Twain, the celebrated
American humorist, opening the list with
a subscription of $1,000.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
lOldl
revenue.

tt VIII De nOlceu that, Wlth the eXcep-
hon of 1893, the expenditures Of the Gov
ernment have exceeded the revenues, the
excess being $69, 500, ,26O.5S in 1894, $42,-
500, ,223.lS in 1895 and S25, ,203, ,245.7 20 in
1896. For the first nine months of the
current fiscal year ended March 81 the
revenues of the Government from all
sources had reached a total of S242, 1885,
Oo1.2o, while the expenditures during the
same period amounted to S2S1 900, ,332 Is,
or deficit of $3S, ,9O5, ,2SO.93 in the reve-
niles.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
Cincinnati Liquor Dealers Fail.

11Ie1UOI OOHTOHS It ttIIs
niaclimann, Massard, DeLeon & Co.,
"no'esale wine and liquor dealers of Gin
oI',nan, oI1, have assigned. 1t is one of the
o,1eSt ,,, hrms i'll the city. The liabilities are
''"ced at $4,000; assets $4,000.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

Assassinated in South Africa.
A Cape Town cablegram announces that
Rev. Father Walsh, a highly respected
Catholic priest, formerly of Pittsburg dio"
cese, has been asSassinated.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
aoLD AND SILVER PRODUCTION
iieo statement by the Mint Di.
rector for 1904

Inc product of Gold and Silver in the
.eseral states and territories of the United
..a'es 1or the calendar year 1896 is esti-
ulated by the director of the mint to have
been as follows: W '''''e
state or Territory. Value yo,,,o
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

Prominent ST. Paul Man Suicides
Phillip Riley, president of the John
Martin Lumber Company, and vice presi-
dent of the st. Paul National Bank, COM
mitted suicide by shooting at st. Paul the
other day. No reason is known except
con tinued i'll health.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

The increase in the production of gold
over 1895 is shown to have been S6,47S,OOO,
while the production of silver shows an in
srease of 81, ,01S,O 900.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
Burglars Get g.,

Burglars entered James Murphy's store
at Hitchcock and broke open the cash
drawer and obtained 81 in money. The
office door OF the Van Dusen Elevator Co.
was broken open, and the papers in the
desk overhauled, but Mr.. Van Voorhis
says that nothing of any value was taken.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
Total actual expenses. .. .ssse, ,s39, ,221. 50

The following statement shows the es-
innate of expenses for the present fiscal
year, as submitted to Congress by the
Secretary of the Treasury.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
Degree Of Honor Lodge Instituted

A lodge of the Degree of Honor has
been instituted at Carthage. The local
lodge A. o. U. W. has a membership Of
,tifty-six and the Degree of Honor was in
'stituted with membership of fifty four.
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ant during recent years
River
and harbor
Interest on

The total revenue and expenditures of
the Government for the last four fiscal
years are given below:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12
THE TARIFF PROBLEM.
Republican senators Not All OF One Ac-
cord ON some Paragraphs.

Washington. June lit Is senator Pet.
ilgrew's intention TO offer his antitrust
amendment TO the tarin bill al tn" End OF
The sugar schedule. and the manner of
itS acceptance is beginning To be "a matter
~ speculation among senators There WAS
some talk TODAY of tn" necessity for "a
rspuhlirln caucus to decide the position
the party in the senate should take upon
IA. proposition II grew ont OF w'll-fouud-
rd reports thar -pmr republican senators
had announced their mtcu'iuu Iu vote
for the amendment wi,u presented. II b.
not yet certain thut cJucus viii not bc
held OF this subject and Il T., broadly hint
'd thar even IN rHsr rjtucus t. held and
the decision of - majority OF the cuucuS j.
against Tho amendment. there sun may
be- some republicans FOR A.
senator chandler was reported to hr
among thoso who had said they would
Oppose thr provision by th,ir votes IN
opposition tu thu maGdat, vi tIr r-turus.
hut when asked 10 slate his position the
New Hampshire s'untor said his attitude
would he controlled ~ tny cuursr which
might be taken With reference 10 The riil-
road pooling bil. " that bill ho said.
vas to be Ttpui,d 10 tho interstate com
niercc commission regardless Of IN, iua"-
tlon or the housr aud merely for the pur-
pose Of committing the senate. IN mat
ease Es would fHypr an antitrust dmond-
ment to the tariff bill. olhr,wis" De-
would he controlled tn the matter by NJ"
seniimcnt of hi party There are q trw
other republican senators, however,, who
ar" recognized as being mon or less in
doubt as 10 th'ir position in the lipal
vote, and who NOW expires themselves
~ Inclined TO follow personal i1cl.nniiuu-
for IN" amendment rcgsfdlc-- of party
u.tiaR
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12
DESIRE GRATIFIED
e. v. BLANKENSHIP is A BACH
ELOR OF SCIENCE.
Ceremonies mt the Agricultural College
Commencement Exercises in " hich
Many Take Part.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Bozeman. June 1.-THE commence
ment exercises Of the agricultural coll
lege of Montana were held in the opera
house at o'clock p. IN. this afternoon,
when the degree Of bachelor of science
In agriculture was conferred on Ed
ward V. Blankenship who is the nth
person on whom this degree has been
bestowed in the state Of Montana Mr.
Blankenship is the only one " class
of seven who has completed the pre-
scrihed four years course, the others
having through inability or III health
pulled out. The ceremonies We're opened
with an invocation hy Rev, Davis VIII
son. followed by a quarietto by Misses
Mary Gardner. Carrie Gardner. Calvin
and Miss Hogan. President Reid. IN .
few appropriate words. introduced the
speaker Of the day. R,V. f.. j. Grupu"-
weld. u. H.. ~ th- Broadway Prcsby-
terrain church uf Butte whose address
was entertaining and fun ut good al
vice Ia the graduates. br. Grorn'V"ld
IN the course OF his remarks. alluded Ia
the great responsibility resting uunn
the shoulders uf the board uf trustees
of the college ana faculty whns' duty
it was To see that the college was made
an institution uf which The stale ~
Montana might feel proud. Gen. J.. $.
Wilson, chairman nf Tho executive
board. conferred the degree in ~ frW
well chosen words and The programme
was brought 10 close with duet by
Miss II. Perkins and tarri" Gardner.
The audience was then dismissed h a
prayer by Roy. Mr.. TAFT uf the Meth
udist church
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INDIANS DON'T WIN
ARREST OF BUCKS IMPLICATED
IN THE MURDER.
Agent stoarh Displays n Marked Change
In At,itude-his Case to lie Insesii-
gated-The scare IL Over.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Miles city. June ll,-Sheriff Gibb and
stock Inspector Smith arrived to-day
from Lame Deer agency. having In Gus
tody yellow Hair and sam Crow. i'm
plicated with Philip Badger in the muir
der of John Hoover. ON the arrival OF
the officers at the agency Captain
Stouch. who has greatly changed his
demeanor toward the officers. ordered
the Indians to assemble when the sher-
IN read the warrants To- the Indians
through an Interpreter much To- tho In
dams surprise. They wanted tu go to
chief White Bulls camp. but were not
allowed, being placed In Irons and put
In the guard house after which they
were brought Ia Rosebud station In
charge of troops. This virtually ends
the Iudian scare. though the officers
will return at once tn arrest White Bun.
Wh.n perhaps slight trouble may en-
sue. Gen. \. Hawl"y. chief inspector of
Indian agents. is now un his way tu
Lame Deer With special Instructions to
iuVp stiga,r Tho murder of HuoN.r aud
the many charges against Captain
Stuuch
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FOR NEW SHELTER
THE LERot PEOPLE ORDER THE
MACHINERY.
Location Not Denaiteiy, Decided Upeu-
The saspsnslsn Of spskass's
MininG Exchange.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Spokane. June 1i.-A majority Of the
board OF directors Of the mining ex-
change met to-day and decided to IN
definitely suspend the call. This prac-
tically means the closing of the ex-
change permanently. a decision that
has been confidently hoped for for
some time. The reason given for the
action In lack OF business and interest.
caused largely by the fact that many
OF the brokers are absent from the city.
The owners of the Leroi mine to-day
closed n contract with Milwaukee man.
uIacturers for the necessary machinery
for their new smelter. The csitract
price of the machinery is se5. 400. Man
ager ]. ". Peyton and William Breen
who went East for this purpose. Will
leave for home Monday. on their e.
turn the location for the smelter will be
definitely decided. A strong effort Is
being made to have the location made
on the British side of the line to escape
tn" threatened duties on ores exported
which would apply IL Northport is
chosen as the site. Breen has charge
oI constructing the necessary buildings.
The machinery will be sent as soon as
possible so that the smelter may be In
OPERATION In a short time
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12

Now York June ii.-Thc practical con-
solldation Of the gas companies OF this
city and brooklyn has caused "a sensation
la financial circles. Those who have been
engaged In the effort 10 amalgamatc the
various corporations have vigorously de-
uiCd that the consolidation had been
finally settled and Il is practically com
plctcd and the plans agreed To by those
most largely interested In the -four com
panicE. Th' companies concerned tho
Consolidated. Standard, Equitable and
East River. have u total capital stock OF
siGlii.ODo two- thlrds OF which is repre-.
scented by the Consolidated and u bonded
Indebtedness of sll ij1.00.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12

vonen's building. During the lunch
con The residents in Vanity Fair"
which is similar in many respects 10
the Midway Plaisance AT chies9o.
formed an unique procession ana
marched past the club house. From the
Galleries where the luncheon was
served A good view could be obtained
Of the camels. Asiatic Chinamen anu
old-time negroes. When the luncheon
drew 10 a close there were general de-
mands for speeches from one or ano.n-
or ~ the men Of national prominence.
ana Governor Bushnell. Governor Tay-
lor. secretary sherman. Col g III.
Grosvenor. Mayor Mckisson 81 CieVe-
land and Col. Charles Page Bryan OK
Illinois responded. All the speecnes
we're In The light vein suitable TO ths
rccasion and many lively sailles and
humorous illusions met appreciatiNe
receptions. ...
From until 7:30 o'clock In the eyen-
ing and Immediately following the re-
cnntinn bv the president and his VIE
in the women's building. the visiting
newspaper men were entertained by
their local brethren in the press build
ing AIS o'clock a fine display OF nre-
works over the lake and on It's shores
yyas viewed by Mr.. and Mrs Mckinney
and marty from the steps OF the Par-
theunn. The distinguished sightseers
we're guarded by a Gordon OF regulars
and evidently greatly enjoyed the ex.
hihitlon. Their enjoyment was shared
by thousands who denseiy packed All
the available grounds. bridges. boats
roofs and galleries
Not at all inferior to the nreworks
was the illumination OF all the princi,
nal structures by means OF searcn and
electric lights. there being q notaplt
profusion OF the latter. The fireworks
ever the president and Mrs. Mckiniey
and suite returned to the city. tired and
a little worn by the heat. but ready tc
accord the day high place on the cal
nndar Of remembrance.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12
AN ATTEMPT TO KILL
Governor OF a Soldiers Home and His
Family Intended Victims.
THE DEED OF A DYNAMlTER
Ciabolical Designs on the Lives CT
Mr.. Smith. His Wife and Daush-
terra DIshonored Vet-
eran Arrested.

Kansas CITY Mo. Ju1o IA srrriJl
to thr star from l.,tNvuwoith, kpn.
saye. \ diab0lical attcmr Wgs made upon
the lifr OF Goy,ruor Awlr'W J. Smith
,f ia, Soldi, rs' home aud his wife aud
l,ucbtcr between ana O'Clock thf,
,,,..-l.. la, ,.,,,n., ,pl.r,v,, lts,prd nv
-, a., .t... -. ~,
"N"i'' ""' ~ "
'Nplnshoii' WHICH an ""i ''noUSh'" 'h'
governors hcauliihl residence "tons"d
the residents of III" cliy. aud house
ircmblcd ds II undcrgoins an curthdudk.
rhock Airs smith had Il miraculous cs-
,.,,t,. from, 10th IN, fotra al th, ,xulo-
~. -. ,t,,,,, r.,n,,,,, h.. ,,., ..t,',,,-
"'"H ~ -,
u'r, hslues "e'"s "" wv" w "'''" w
broken glass an" pieces OF nS'hs iurW-
turc, she Was completely prostiated ny
the frightful shock aud l. now In "a pre-
cartons condition.
cov,rnor Smith and ,luupht,r orcupird
-. -. ..,.,.,,,,a 49,. ,., .,,,,,,., a.,
=,
"'oN'" '''"' '"' 'N''''. W "
SERIOUS Consequences suheItu ny MrN'
Smith.
The residence l. a scene Of wrcc kagc
Eri,k wallis ar. torn and cracked on,
atd. holm, aImost biov,n out The interior
l. . -. =, ....,,f...ia,, .,l i,.,ru,ti,u
a.. - -, m.
i"' 'u'ulS"Nss "'e "''''H "'''m'u i"o
report OF th" 'Npiosion was nis'inC'N
heard IN the city threc miles away. inc
veterans III the hsffh'ks were throWh
from their cots ana a panic was WIN uil-
hrulty prevented.
Governor smith attributes the attempt
On his life to the war wased against MN
during thc past hNc or SIN years. me
I veterans are stinding ny linn mhniully
and swear they VIII Nhch the wretch "
caught,
Joseph W. Oliver a dlshonofabS as
charged veteran, mas h''h arrested.
| When nc came 10 hts room ait"r being out
All nighl hr said ne was sorry thc expo
sion had not Killed IN" governor as ne ur-
served such Tate. The evidence against
MIN IL strong
| Afterwards oliver refused TO say any
| thing Another dishonorahly discharged
veteran IL suspected OF compil'ity hut mas
not been appreh"ndr'L Oliver Is tough
/ character, ANA lew months ago was
! arrested ana punished Tor deliberately
shooting INTO an electric ear. n iow nights
ago John Hiringcrs powder misaZnr was
/ robbed and II II believed tn" rohher Is The
/ onn who caused ihr explosion Many
] friends OF HoNrrno" smith ana ms FAMILY
| Va this city Wcni To me nome 10 oncf
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12
Army Omcsrs at Outs.

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
Boise. June 1i.-Colonel q. II. Burton,
inspector OF the United States army. de-
pa rtment OF Columbia, is here for tho
purpose OF making an Investigation OF a
difficulty that has arisen at this post.
There have been differences among cer-
tain OF the officers. eliminating In tho
preferring OF charges against Colonel
Coates by Captain Noble and by colonet
Coates against the captain. The charees
we're liIed some time ago and Captain NO
bile has since been under arrest The In
spector has come to make an investiGa-
ton OF the matter and determine whether
or not u court martial be ordered. Both
officers came here not long ago from Salt
Lake. The exact nature OF the charges
cannot be learned. 1t Is understood to
have had its inception In social unpleas-
antnesE f
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12
Sl.OO to $4,000

There is nothing more appropriate for
a graduation present than some article
OF jewelry with suitable inscription
engraved upon IL commemorating the
event. IL il something lasting and
tangible and will be priced as a me-
mento when other gifts are forgotten.
We have large variety Of suitable
articles, few of which we enume.ate:
Ladies' Solid AK Gold Watches from
1880 up.
. Gents Solid 1ik Gold Watches from
$4,000 up.
Ladies' and Gents 1Ok and AK Filled
Watches from sl2.00 up.
Ladies' and Gents Solid Gold Rings
from $3.50 up.
Sterling Silver Combs and Brushes
from 1850 up.
Book Marks sI.OO up.
Gold Pens and Pearl Holders $1.15 up.
Fountain Pens $3.50 up.
These are only a few of the many
suitable articles we have TO show.
Come and see.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12

st. Louis, June li-Six fnrlongs-Nixen
won. Utopia second. Ourav third Time.
.l6. -Four and half furlongs Nancy
TIN won. Guido Eu,k second, SAINTS Rosa
H. third. line. .,Gl. Seven and y half
furlongs- Dan llugcr won. Argonaut src-
ond, can | So I'm third. time, l;ir,.
Allie and ~ yArdS-riucup Won celtic
Bard second ScJhrnokc third. time.
l.isA. -Four uul q half furlougs-Norn =.
won. Mhirmanliliuc second Prince his
m1rck third, limo. .5,,. Six furlongs
Montgomery wou. Gold crown second
Nicholas third. time H.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12

AlIl. GIl. June ll.-l.tst night Gcors"
81 ron Of Dutch Flat and Ben billings "
Tuvlr- Will, Intoxicated, became IN
yoll,d Ia az alteration IN saloon
Words led TO blows aud IN, young men
adjourned to IA, street for the purpose
Of a,ttling the differences with thcir fists.
Neither showed any scirr"e and tn" hon
or- We're easy fur some minutes. sharon
finally swung wildly with his rlghl and
landing sauat'l' on billings jaw knock
cd him down. A. tn" batter made no effort
10 ri.'. hts optou"nt supposed b. bad sim
ply stunned him. but upon investigation
j. WIS found Billings neck hId been
broken hy the fall ard h. MS dead.
sharon surrendered himself 10 the local
gFi,.4r
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12

snc,IaI nI.nateh 70 lhe standard.

SprDIll Displtch 90 lhr StindnTd.
Forsyth Mont. June IL The Indian
trouble Ia settled. Warrants were
served and yellow Hair and Sam CROW
turned over to Sharin Glib by the mill
itary This morning at Rosebud and
taken 10 Miles Ciiy. Gen. Alfred g.
HaWlry ~ Washington. u. e.. viii
make full investigation Of the Indian
question. Bucks will be rounded up b.
troops. dlSarmcd aud the reservation
fenced Th' other plan Is To remove
thcm 10 the CROW reservation. Stouch
will be- relieved II necessary. The mill
tary forces viii be held NJ Camp Mer-
rltr Cheyenne reservation. Rosebud
families have all returned to their
ranches
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12
AN ADAMLESS EDEN.


san Francisco. June ii--Priy3tr HdNlcrs
from one OF the crew of The brig Perry
Edward. which sailed from This port
Two mouths ago for ~, solomon Islands
with 4 party NJ loa men who expected 10
md IN Adamless Eden tu rolouiE'. nave
been received to the effect tiHti lh' 'Nr'dl-
tiUn has collapsed az Fiii. After l general
row over The disiriliutiUu ut the rommu-
nifty property many ~ th' r"lnust- i"lt
the vessel aud sought cmplpyW'W on
shor" and the remainder resolved q" tlk"
the brig TO New Zealand. whor sh' is 10
hl gold al aurllnn.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12

Denver. June ti.-Four r|I'wa" W'-h-
outs. SesW1 lire and loi n' minor loss
- cpiiomizcd the evil r-Si.,I ui tN' -iofm
wfi.h prevailed in Drn,"r ard 'h' -oHih-
eastern section of ih, ~.ui' last 'Nrn-
ing. : cloudbur~t on ihy -io" ui FiN -
Peak shut OF tratlbr on tEs E' tir1ndr
4 Midland iinps between " Hliou and
Colorado SHrlua~ Sixteen m.n ot' Of
Denver lh, Ju'csburg ir,.rl.- v''" wee ,l'd
out. Wasnout on th, BuIiUEton a MI
scuii road occurred mar Barr station
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12
Fire at billings.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Billings. June 1.-THE fire department
was called out at about I o'clock this
morning to extinguish a fire In vacant
house on First avenue. part OF the old
Park hotel property. II was badly dam
aged before the blaze was put out. Tho
TIA hroks out again shnHt o'clock this
morning and completed the destruction
OF the building. Loss. $50; Insurance. 500.
u is supposed to have been caused by
tIamna.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12
Russia. Part !. turkey. Aa.lr..

Paris. June IA dispatch 10 the Soliei
from 81 Petersburg says Germany Is Try
ins 10 secure the retention OF the Turkish
saffisons In Crete. the retrocession OF
Ihessaly TO Turkey and the abolition ef
tue special privileges accorded TO Greek
subjects In the Ottoman empire. Russia.
terordins TO the correspondent OF the
so'ei refuses to concede these points,
. lall "
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baseball Yesterday.

At Wnshington-6. st. Louis, ..
Al BALTIMORE. Cleveland, l.
A. Brooklyn-t. pittsburR. g.
At philadclphia-lo; chicago. :,
At New York.: Cincinnati :.
Al Boston-S. Louisville, I. Second game,
Boston, L.; Louisville, I.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12
Thr.r-Cent Tar~ co-..

Indianapolis June 1.-THE ~Uprcin.
coui' OF Indiana to-day declared that tho
S-vvnt street car fare ltW WIS con~titu-
iiontl. 1t relates 10 indianapolis 0nly.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12

Lexington, Ky. Juuc II Byron No
Clcllaud the wcll-known turfman, died at
SIS o'clock Tonight
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-06-12

New York. June 1.-THE steamship
Tauric VIII take out tomorrow ei5 800
ounces of silver.
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Games To-Day.

AT Washington-pittsburg.
Al philddclphia-'lcvcland.
At Boston-cincinnati.
Al IBali'morc-I.n .nuisville.
At Brooklyn-chicago.
At New lork-St. Louis.
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