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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
TEN OF THEM WILL DIE
The Jury Returns Verdict
Against the Police Officials.
OUT OVER SEVEN HOURS
The Butchers OF Arroyo Will Pay the
Penalty OF Their Crime With Their
Lives - The Condemned Men
Take IL Coolly.

Mexico city. Nov. s2.-The great trial
of Arroyos for murder is over. having
terminated this evening with sentence
of death pronounced ON ten of the po-
lice officials and policemen concerned
i'm the butchery of the hapless wretch
hose audacious attempt ON the presi-
dents life caused so profound a SEN
sation here.
The jury Was out over seven hours.
returning its verdict at . o'clock D. m.
and Judge Flores delivered his confirm
alton verdict AT about o'clock. The
prisoners stood up and the gen d'armes
presented arms during the deliyeiance.
The court room was crowded for the
closing scenes in the trial We're most
dramatic
Villa Nicencio and Cabrera took the
verdict coolly, as i'm fact did all the
prisoners. Bellido was sentenced 10 IL
months Imprisonment and Cueller.
who bought the knives at the order
of his master. the late inspector gem
eral. Nelasquez. and also Bravo, Was
acquitted and set free.
The condemned men do not Yet seem
to realize their perilous position. Their
lawyers entered an appeal in each ease
Public opinion sustains the verdict
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the AMeER PROTESTS.


London. Nov. "a wcll-infromcd ror-
respondent at tabul, capital of Afghanis-
tan. writing from that city under date al
Sept. ~ last. gives AN account of AN in
taryiew which h. haa with tn. amccr of
Afghanistan. IN Audurhar, In which the
amccr. referring Ia the rising of the
trihcsmcn, said:
~ cannot imagine how any one can
think me responsible for the actions of
the IIaddah Mullah who instituted the
troubles. FOR II was h. who raised the ir-
volt Of the Shinwarri.s and other tribes
against me shortly after my Accession,
Il inquired into his antccedcnts and
failed to discover his tribe. caste ar birth
place. ! only know h. Processes Moham-
mechanism and has great influence among
the Mussulmans Of the border tribes.
when my governor at J"llabad re-
Gently stopped the Haddah Mullahs fol-
lowers from leaving Afghanisian. t$ev
said they had the right To fight the fn-
glish, for their leaders had told them I
had given them permission to do so. My
governor thereupon arrested several Of
the leaders who were carrying green
jehed ,holy war; flags.
He sent them Ia rnbul. where they are
now in prison. and 1 know how TO deal
with them"
one Of the officials of the Durbar the
letter adds, remarked: Indeed. these
men are rascals."
"Rascals.' cried the amer. they arr
the worst scoundr"ls I have ever known
for they have not hesitatcd 10 USE my
name 10 bring disgrace upon me. ! have
much TO do I'm ruling, teaching and civil
izing my people without being troubled by
such sCoundrels'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23

nooa a formal protest, signed by Srerc-
tary Slzor ul the republican state ,Om-
miito" ana many citizcns, vii bc nlcd
protesting against the canvass goinE ou
in at least - counties, The protest H.
based on tho rather Sensational rhargc
that secretary of stat" Porter, contrary
TO law. broke the seals of envelopes ana
SCANNED tho returns, sending IA m hark
Ia the county clerks In numerous cas,s
for correction.
SECRETARY Porter and his two deputies
were called before the board aud they tcs-
tifed Ia having opened returns apd sent
ing some back for correction, but Un-
tered a general denial of any change of
hgurcs. Al the suggestion of Governor
iolcombe the protest was ovcrrul,d and
The board viii az an early date tabulllr
the vote. The republicans are now talking
of AN Injunction against the board, but
It was not settled that such action would
Ia taken.
II II claimed that If AN injunction was
issued and sustained the ihrown-out
votes would change the result Uf the
election.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
A WOMAN KILLED.
She Lost Tier Way IA "a baltimore Fire.
fr"babl, >unocatcd ,n the D-nse
Cloud. ai ~moke.

Baltimore. NOV. % What promised
n" h' Cd disastrous nra broke out at :
".0looA 30 th" large furniture establish
mont oi MitliHm s'nit better known ms
Gtrli SCOTT 80 Nys. al., Ili and lg
Nunh Howard strr'i IN, uam,s Wrie
.utt,n under runlrol allrt hlif au hour :
work un abe part of ihr urp department.
not, hoN','L until several adjacent store
prpp.rii's had h'rnmr iEnlt'd.
90, l"rr iu Scott's stock b. estimated "a
Sul,w. Insurance. ~. .OHl The h,i ding los
Il sN,pn. Insurance, S2l,Wo Dih'r ! ssrs
Viii bring The total loss M tn Sl,aOOO or
S-t'Ip The body of a woman, "NsdyntA'
lob customer was found iu Srntt- after
thr DANES hAd horu rNtiug guishud she
had h'yu slnpratrd bv the Etrat clouds
nf smoke, aud probably l"st her way
NN,u thr nrr hrnkc uut Rumors Of other
ildlDz hHNHs lost thrlr hives In the nto
anr aNpat 1h' body WAS removed Ia tho
Wet police slHtion, hut has not Yet bsea
idmlju,d
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
THE RETURNED STUDENT
CRITICISMS OF INDIAN SCHOOLS
ARE NOT JUSTIFIED.
Honor aud Admiration Dne the Young
lIeroinrs Who Pu, Their Lives
Against tradition.

Washington. Nov. 22-In the annual
report of Dr w. n. Haimann. super
intendent Of Indian schools. which has
just been made public. the subject ~
Returned Students going back 10
ihcir tribes after school life is finished
Superintendent Hailmann says the m
formation obtained by him justiies the
statement that the severe criticisms
made of both the Indians and schools
on this score. II at all iustiiiab bile. are
so only To a limited degree. Wherever
ON reservations thCrc has been "A
marked progress i'm civilization IL rs
iraceable largely Ia the returned stud
onls' influence. the majority of whom
are measurably successful in the Efforts
~ turn away from tribal evils and
drawbacks. Though many obstacles
confront them. not only in the stub
born conservatism of older Indians. hut
also IN excessive tutclage ON the part Of
the government
Honor and grateful admiration" he
says, ARE due To- the young heroes and
h roinps who annually 90 forth from
our Indian schools. pitting their lives
against adamantine walls Of unreason-
ing tradition and superstition. wrest 70
Ing victory from What seems utterly
hopeless
The discovery of many children of
very little. II any Indian blood in The
boarding schools. leads tu the recon
mendaIion that. inasmuch as there
seems Ia be no remedy under existing
laws is is imperative in the interest
uf justice 20 both races that congres
should early indicate. by statute. what
degree of blood shall constitute an In
dian and Ia what extent adopted In
dians shall be entitled 10 governmental
support in matters of education.
I'm the superintendents reference to
tn Indians as agriculturalists th'
opinion II given that In the study oi
agriculture an excessive acreage 4
land " n hindrance rather than "A he'll
from an educational standpoint
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
IT BECAME A TORRENT
RAIN AND SNOW SWELLED EVERY
TRIBUTARY OF THE KooTENAI.


Sprclal Dispatch to tho standard.
Libby crook, Mont. NOV. 22.-Iast
weeks storm proved a very destructive
"ne IN this part of the country and
the Gtvat northern railway is the prin-
cipal sufferer. The first three days Of
the week snow fell continuously and
uu Wednesday afternoon the weather
hgan to moderate and rain fell con-
tlnuously ami heavily for ~ hours,
with IN" result that "vcry small trib-
uIary of The kootrnni river became "A
young torrent.
ON Thursday afternoon "a" railroad
went uut ~ business and from that
time until to-day all the towns from
the summit uf the l.ocl<y mountains in
Spokane have been cut uff from COM
municntion with the outside world An
the telegraph wires were down aud the
Tilruad washed out In doz.ns II
places. In the main range the great
est damage Was don" by large wash
out on Bear creek this side Of Essex.
tn" daniag" has been repaired and a
work train came through to-day from
HAVE to Libby Creek
There was no difficulty between hal.
isprll ana this point. hnt here thu
bridge over Libby rTcrk and couple
~ hundred feet ~ the dump leading
to II were washed away. together with
- big crib which was In course of con-
struciion and Intended Ia coniine the
waters of the creek to one channel. The
hridg" itself was only a Temporary
stiurtut" which WIS being used pend
ing the arrival 0f the material for a
new steel bridge. Vast of here fiV,
miles the bridge uf Cedar creek and
about 300 feet or the track were taken
cut and from that point for nvc miles
W"st there rs a succession Of slides OF
Iuck and earth.
The bridge over Callahan crock at
Troy vas also washed uui and there
are numerous slides h"twc.n Troy ana
Saud Point IN" crossing at Libby
creek VIII b. finished Tonight. but "a
VIII probably b" tWn ur three DAYS hr.
fore any trains ruii rhpueh. on aC-
count ~ the heavy sud,B
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
INTERCHANGEABLE MILEAGE.


Chicago, Nov. 2s-Thc new form Of ln-
Interchangeable mileage tickets issued by
the Western roads is proving very pop
ular. The Sebastian ticket was placed on
sale Nov. u aud $4,000 tickets were prinlri.
as II WAS thought that this would he
sufficient for an" demand that would hs
made. This number Is exhausted and am
other 2s.ot, has bern ordered.
The Western roads declarr that they
viii siiil further reduce the rates between
chicago and Colorado points IL IL should
prove necessary to maintain their trlf-
liz against The competition of steamship
lines and the Southwestern roads doing
business at the Gulf of Mexico ports. n
has become a serious matter for some of
The ruads. and they have seen during
the last three months "a very larlc
amount of tonnage go through the Gulf
Of Mexico which otherwise they would
hav" handled.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
HEATED DISCUSSION.
rrot.cii"nis,s Protest Against the Pro-
posed Cuban Tariff.

Madrid Nov 22-rhc new Cuban tarin
is tHr subi'ct III heated discussion here
90 present. The cuban refnrmists have
published "A manifesto claiming for the
tuhaus thu right a. establish their own
tJrIn, uu the ground that the tolaccn mo-
uIpuly prevents commercial rlcipfo.ity
between spain and cuba, Tn, protection
i+ts r'ply thar the government must net
r,n"uu"c the right To Intervene in Cubsn
tariff matters. pointing uut that ths
spanish pr1duccis hnNr 20 pay thu ma
iority of the cuban debts while they OBJ
tain no advantages IN return
opinion ON the subject Is generally dl-
vid"d. While an" catalan towns prutest
against thr rri6 autonomy by4ng granted
Go 'unH, other corporations such rs tho
corporation of Hu"lva. warmly cpugrat-
ul1tr the pNrrumr nt upon IL ,1Vrts 10
lr1ng Hb1ut peace and end the sacrlnces
of tho nulun.
\ catalan delegation had m hour "on-
t"rrncr with th, minister OF thu colDuics.
s.avr MORT To-day Ard prot sle,l
I-uust fhc tubln tarlr h.lng made au-
tlnomnu-. Tine minister rrphed that hh
Had tuiN considered the eenvral interests
of thr colonies. and was convinCed that
TINS pulicN l'1ne would lead o. a praccfh
solution. N, .aplained that iu dealing
Win tho colonies national and not mcfriy
Uurtaln industrial interstts musi b, ron
s.drr1 and .npHuuirs. Srnor Moret AM
u"uu.eJ hs lbfsttI1u la ma'nta,n his
VwN uulUnu lature thr labn. g. ana n his
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
WILL STUDY MEXICO.
Bryan aud Ex-Governor Crittenden Will
Leave Next Week For Four Weeks
Tour Of the southern Republic.

Kansas city. Nov. 22-Ex-Goyeruor
crittenden Of Missouri who Was consul
general Ia Mexico under the last ClcvU-
land administration. announces that h
will leave this city next week for san
Antonio. Texas. where he will bo Joined
by Hon. w. J. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan,
and the three Will start from san Antonio
on four-wceks' tour of Mexico Aided
by the cN-consuls $ knowledge Of the pro-
pie aud the country. Mr.. Bryan will make
n careful study of MeNico's financial sys-
ten.
MIR. criitendcn states that for some
time Mr. Bryan has been anxious to make
the trip. accompanied by some one fully
posted on "a" public affairs nf Mexico
They expect Ia spend the creator part Of
their tim In the city OF Mexico. where
Mr.. Bryan will he presented To- N" hDlds
Of the various departments by Mr.. 'rt.
tondcn. so that IL" will have an "XC"llrnt
chance to study the financial situation of
the country and svu the result Of free sil-
Atr.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
WON A TECHNICAL VICTORY.
but Insurance Commissioner McNalI was
RonsteL by the Court.

Topeka. Kan, Nov. 22,-ln the United
States circuit court to-day Webb Me
Nall, state insurance commissioner. won
a technical victory In a decision made
by Judge Foster. who refused TO allow
the injunction from the Travellers lnsur-
ance company Of Hartford. Conn, asking
that the commissioner bc restrained from
examining the company's books.
Judge Foster, however. Is severe In con-
demning certain examinations already
made. which were superficial IN charac-
ter and the charges for the same ,Ntor-
tomato. as shown by the evidence I'm this
case. "The conduct of somc of these eX-
aminations." says the court. has been
50 indefcnsible and repugnant 10 the
mind of every right thinking man that IL
Is difficult 10 give the insurance commis-
sioner credit for honest purpose In his
proposed examination"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
FOR STEALING CATTLE.


special bllnt "a tu thr standard
bvuNvt7 NoN. isaac Dunn, who
olAims Gao i~ the manager oi th" AnIlo-
American s,ndiratr. winch has an office
at a. Mclhrr building. this cay. WAS ar
raud iiu' mnrniug, lie was locked up
10 await rulalsiii"u pilprs, which wiil he
lH"usht hA Sh'r.n H. T.. liooprr. who Is
"u the WJk fnm M1lad 'ty. Idaho.
Mhcr Damn ls wantpd. Dunn saws That
hp VIII tight thr rouuistion. The charge
against mm rs that of stealing ~ head OF
c1ttl' aad is tho result uf a auostirnahlc
transfer IA Wh,oh b" was MIXED up lls
admits that hr has the rattic I-, he
clliims that hc has a right to them. Dunn
giN's aN hIs mason Tor coming 10 colu-
radu that ~" climate In Idaho Was bad
aud d" wanted a change. n. is 81 years
uf aEr.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
TERMS OF SUBMI ISSION.
The Insnrgent Tribesmen Give Up the
Rifles aud Government Property
Which They Had stolen.

Slmla, Nov. 2l.-ticueral Sir William
I.ockhart. the commander Of the British
forces operating against the insurgent
iribcsmen. ielegraphs from the British
camp I'm the Maidan valley that he has
issued "A proclamation stating the Terms
of submission which he Is willing To
grant the Afrids.
The latter are given weeks grace in
which Ia accept the terms which incluue
the restoration Of tn" rifles and pih,r
governmental and private property stolen.
the surrender of SyD brrachlnadrrs. "A I'm.
of 1.G@ rupees and the surrender of
hostages Az "A guarantee of compliance
with the viii of the gOyernm, NJ. ihe
khyber pass will u" rsopeB"d in the man
ner the government deems advisable and
all the Afridis tribal allowance Is for
fcited by their misconduct.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
BANKRUPT NEWFOUNDLAND.
The sew Cabinet Ministers Have Already
Reduced The INprnscs ~ the Colony.

:, Johus : r., Nov. p 2-Op Monday
next m. NUMBERS of the cabinet al SIR
James WnIcu The new premier lu ac-
corian.u with precedent. viii s'ok r
,l,rtiun iu fH" respective constltu' me- rs
for which th'y w"rr recently reformed.
Thrr- viii Dr.. no contests, ~" White
way ppIr r9a allowing the elections 20
gn hr q. l.uIf-
An ru. tru have boon abolished ly
thc uir ...frumrnt " hich onsst q tINi. x
Of ~ es,. s,.IfIr and IL ls further lui,rdri
,b,i r, -.fm along the sam, Nm" of ,.un-
on, valid u.Iu saving to the ru.yuy an-
uu,lI- u. 1Hu"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23

about f" mile below il.. rU,. Is one ~
The principals oi h.L luI sllr that was
closed lrr" to-day lhs morning deeds
Nrrc pla'rd nu MI" I'm ihr RECORDERS of
Tee WAeT' hl ihra. pfusis ~ land, ng-
grrgatIh- .lol Jrrr- Vtrr Transferred 10y
ia" lhNiN Inv stm"ui company, iaio
N'nlc company aud ,'curge N. iilNhy aud
Wii' ln William \. Cittk the cnns,l'Ia-
ilou bcln2 Sli2 lil. Tho lands are SAID 10
he 40 iliy bet quality iur thr growing II
hDu uOd VIII boz u h'g factor in the de-
Nl"pm'nt oi sugar lIudu, don in South
tfu california;
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
THE REPORT CONFIRMED.
Receivers EMPLOYEES Petition Judge sau.
born Ina the Am.s Case.

St Paul, Nov. 22.-Judgo Sanhorn hns
before him I'm chambers the petition ~
ih' employees of the re,oiy'fs of tho
Union Paciiic Railway company iu tho
Afn"s cas-" for az order Of thr court prr-
mitting Them 10 have representation aud
L. shar" In the ndmigisirat.on 90 tho h".-
plial iund. which wuE formerly h,ld ari
administered hy The company. The mas
trt ln chanc"ry had ruled against ga.
prayer u thu petitioners and rNc pt nns
lnd bcea ul'd TO the rcprrs, NATION. Tie
fund X about la rrasp. ANA hccausr toe
Questions pFosrutrd arc moot a ssiipuH
sine" the roads of IN, Union parlHr have
b'rn sold ana the receivers utD nu Ipng, o
able to administer them. III. report W..
confirmed without The mcrits
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
COVERINGS BRUTALITY
On Trial for His Cruelty TO Pri-
vate Hammond.
KICKED AND STABBED HIM
The Testimony OF Corporal Neo Lover
ing Prodded Hammond Until the
Blood Ran Wounds Were
Deep Dragged Him.

..tt- A.. ua go. ....t
~ 'f'' '-'"''''" ~
L"N' ting oI 'n' f"ul'n lh'"h'iS' S'''
toned at Fort sheridan, appeared h'-
fore "A court martial al that posi- 10
day To- stand trial on the charge a
.c.nd.et nr. hudi.lnl 4, ,nnd orbr,, and
,,u,,.,s dis,.inltr, IN. s,..,,,..
- -
'N'''
I" I'VE "iassou "N'i ll' EI"uhuS ny lNr
heels NOM the guard house Ia the "iii,f
of the Icgimcnial adjutuut after Ham
mnnd had refused Ia walk.
Tba ,o,,,t v,as an nom, t,,.. ID, ,,,,,-
-. - -,
N"'"s va ''i' "'"s III .'' a.
1Nal nt hflgahi"r hrh"rl Nad'' lhs
presiding officer \ cold wind from thr
Northwest blew across the parade
urounds and Private lIammond vb.
stood without an oysrcoat ON inc por,l
az INC ot,ic,rs' ,lub uhtrn ,h, ,,,,rI
Mas und.r guard al mn, snldi,.r.
,yrannsJ I'm hea,-v army ,,lst,,s sl,,,,
80 ,,.hils ~ o., ,n.rea ~, -,
,ha c,Id m, r,,,,, 49,, 80 is s,ii',''
-. 80. r1,,,'.,, ~ ..,,
,,'i,,' ~. h''...','. -, 49,
.'.,' -, ,,.',,, -
un'' ~" u''nann nli''a'''9'
Nu Nhu VA" n's'i ny u "l 'h' us''s "'H
phE "h li"iiiiii'hl anu orutl'i hfl
na'h =" the kuaiu hnuS'+ tianiin"Nu
was inih an" Pit' ana ms hpl'hiah'r
lhdlcdtvd that ms lnpr"snhincht had
t"ld on nus hralih' ltis army "N'fr'"l
was al PlaltsbUrE, \. y. where b" icn
II when he ahs'-nt"d himself without
leave aud there Mas none Tor him at
Fort Sherican.
The first witness was Lieut.. j. j Bcr-
unrl the gfiiTgf. al Tho ai1aTd an In,
day Hammond Mas dragged. lie icsil-
fed that he urdcrrd Hammond L. au-
pear before the summary court aud
that the latter refused 10 go. lie rX-
hausted all means To- get the private 10
go before the court and these bring un-
availlng he referred the matter la Cap
tain Lowering, who was officer of the
day.
Ibid you hear Captain Lowering use
oaIhs in his language la tho prisoner
Judge Advocate Hunter asked IN quas-
tiontng Lieutenant Bernard.
Il heard him say 'darsss YOU, come
oul " was tho answer.
The lieutenant WAS ndabl" to state
positively to the court whether Lover
ing kicked or stabbed the prisoner.
corporal New, Mno MaS corporal uf
the day on Oct. ~, nut who has since
been reduced Ia the rank oi a private.
Was the ncAt Witness called ANA stated
that Lowering as officer oi the day. sent
thrce men To Hammond : cell win or
defs io prod him with their baN"n"ts
Il he did not walk IL" said hc would
dir u ne dld Walk, sald NcM. and
snw 'aptaln Lowering Kick him twice
and prod him with his sword"
How much ipiro did IA" officer us"F'
asked W" Judge adN"rat".
lie KlfHgI nm huYI EB ntfl
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
A HEAVY LOSS.
Over Three Million aud "a HAN Los, Ia
The Iirr nt Mrlhnmfnr.

Melbourne, Nov .2.-As ID insult - 'h'
tire which brok" oUi AT p.c'urk "o-t"r-
day morning and destroyed within iAr"o
hours an entire bui'Iug BOUNDED ~
Elizabeth Flanders and SW1us u ir"cts
aud Fiaudcrg Lane. with Tho exception ~
two buildings on thu swanson 81 =
front. the Insurance companies ios' Sl'sA-
90 ~ which about ejUgN VIII itll un
british rumpsni,-. Australian comps ni-s
wul los. th, remaining amount
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23

Topeka. Kan. Nov. eat the opening
OF the federal court iniS afternoon, Eu-
gene Ware. attorney for IN" New York
Iii" Insurance company, spfang sur
prise by announcing that thu had t.
ceived instructions 10 dismiss all suits
brought against Insurance Commissioner
McNall
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23

- Paul Nov -l-Thc Tinted Sttos
appellate court banded down "a d.p'slon
to-day in thr D1sr uf th" MnucapuU.
Ir'huuc against iH' gssuri1'rd pr,-r de-
Hdins .u IlNul vI the associated prtss.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
CHEERS FOR The CAR.
Russian Officers w"r" Present a the
swearing IA of s.rutpn ErrInits.

NWrHIIhi ih Of trTni1n ErrIuiis,
ksl NrN =, Emps rnr MlAi3m ~ ,icr-
uaH3 arrived h'f" to-day 10 attend tN,
.W,.Wug U W the naval r.sruU-. Aft.r
NNmraI kHfTf the command r-l1.cEtf
uI rT. uuwr.l navy. had called far
,u. D. N.i ihr smp' tpr fID Hlfr I'D.
HT .-.l iDo r udts and dNrIt upon tur
l.H.f Uur" 't. Uayy bN tHy ur Iru. q. oi
tIr. moon. .I tho oillocf lHl zbUoos
from l.-. .rgL- O.. lis mas. .iy also
r.uHH u. frf- tHat trr ,alr was
.H .Im,.| p'ruau n,,i ~, ru-
p.rrg 0''u '. fD, rh'.rs fur 'l.t tEIr
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
A PROTEST MADE.
n T. Asserted the Nebraska secretary "i
state Brakc the S.als on III" Returns.

lnrou N,h.. Nov - Th' state iuNys-
t'eaUne boaisl mot in-HaN to '.iUya-s tn"
I,tlfus ,i uu, ,aur ,r.fHI. l-I. vft. r
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-23
BIG LAND DEAL.
Va. tpts nu's h'sht Thousand Acre.
.u ,anro-'Ea Tor Rect ,uilurr.

ST.. William 4. rjlrL
H mnIt, cEo ,.'nbI. r.
h.s... brt sugar tl,tgr.