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Out of the Ouesilon.

London, March 27.-The Vienna cor
respondent of the Times says: IL IL now
thought here that arbitration Is quite
III Of the question except on the Maine
matter, certainly as impossible with
reference TO the fate OF Cuba, even II
both countries consented to arbitration.
In the latter event. the difficulty would
arise as to what questions would be
submitted: whether Cuba should re-
main Spanish or be declared independ-
ent or annexed to the United States.
The problem would be almost beyond
the competency OF a third party to
solve. In fact. the whole idea is quite
in embryo. Thu correspondent proceeds
to denounce the attitude Of European
powers, which have recently admonish-
ed the United States. as though there
are no wrongs on the Spanish side. and
then quotes a violent article from the
Russian Novost, which upbraids Amer
lea for "a "~barbarous attempt to grab
Cuba" and asserts that all the Europe
an states sympathize with Spain, who,
however. is doomed to carry on the
struggle alone. as none OF the powers
has any immediate interest I'm the mat
ter.
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THE WORST Of It OVER
The Water Is Falling Along the
. Ohio River.
IF NO MORE lain COMES
A Thousand Houses Flooded in the Low
lands Around Cincinnati-The Ohio
VIII Pour Its Great Flood Into
the Mississippi.

Cincinnati, March 27.-Unless rain
should come ~copiously and quickly. the
present freshet of the Ohio i've will
very soon pou the great floods into
the Mississippi W From Ports
mouth up 1t is falling tonight. At
Portsmouth 1t il rising slowly. At all
points below Cairo 1t is rising. Here
at Cincinnati the current IL unusually
swift, which indicates that the volume
of water from tributaries below has di-
minished greatly and given free course
to the piled-up waters above. Re-
ports from various parts OF the Ohio
valley agree in announcing warm tenn
perature, cloudy skies and high winds
with only one instance of drizzling rain.
At Cincinnati the mercury registered
6S degrees.
In the lowlands of Cincinnati nearly
1000 Gus are flooded with from one
To four feet of water. Some nave been
abandoned, which Is the case with one
story cottages. In two-story houses
families remain In the upper stories.
OF flooded houses 500 are in and about
Cumminsville, from backwater in Mill
creek, where the inundation is more
annoying than serious. In and about
Columbia the extreme river limit OF
the city. 400 houses are soaked with
from one 10 IOuf IttL VI Wdttf. ~
Riverside the extreme downstream linn
IL of the city. 100 houses are affected
about as those at Columbia.
Those driven out find no difficulty in
securing shelter with their more for
tunate neighbors. though some occupy
tents on high land. Household effects
Manageable by water have either been
saved by timely removal or by friendly
boats. Nearly all affected are expert
anna1 Gnad nghfPrQ and are seldom
caught mapping when a great rise
comes down to Ohio. ON the Ohio side
the inhabitants OF the lowlands near
Dayton and Bellevue have been placed
in the same unpleasant situation as
their Cincinnati ~neighbors. But most
of them have seen floods before and
know how to make the best of them.
Thus far, no casualties have been re-
ported.
The railroads are all In better condi-
ton. The IL. a. O.. Southwestern is
compelled to make tours east and west,
but This will soon be over. as the re-
pairs are pushed with all possible dis
patch. The Cincinnati, Georgetown x
Portsmouth railroad was compelled 10
make transfers In the east end Of Gin
cinnati to-day. ALI the other roads
are practically untouched.
Merchants and commission brokers
in the bottoms moved their goods To
dry spots without loss. Very few fac
tories OF consequence have been inter-
rupted or stopped. Small boats con-
tinue to come and go and navigation
will be fully resumed by tomorrow or
Tuesday.
At 10 O'Clock tonight the stage mere
was SO feet and four-tenths. Between
s and . o'clock IL had remained sta
tionary. This f~iuctuation is the precur-
sor of a fall. IL will probably stop al
SO feet and nine inches. and by to-rnor-
row noon will be falling.
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A THOROUGHBRED SALE.
Moore's Cioverdale stock Farm To Be
Knocked Down To the uishrst nidder


Norristown. Pa. March 2T-It was an
nounced to-day that despite the effort
to prevent it. the executors sale of the
Cloverdale stock farm will take place at
Colmar. this county. April ). 8 and s. The
farm is one OF the most famous horse
breeding establishments in the world. and
is said to haye cost it's owner. the late
Andrew Moore of philadelphia, upwards
Of 81, 100000
Attorney Francis Skunk Brown. coun-
sci for the executors OF the estate, said
to-day that security will be entered in
court tomorrow pending the settlement
of proceedings against A. II. Moore ON
Friday. with the object of preventing the
sale and testing the ownership OF the
property. MIR. Brown stated further that
the executors have documentary proof
that the famous stock farm was the
property OF Andrew Moore. and that his
son. A. II. Moore. acted as manager. and
thai al the property claimed by the lat
ter is in his fathers name and has been
in possession of the executors since, the
lattre's death.
The principal interest In the sale, which
will be conducted by William u. Farsig
& Co. of New York. centcrs around the
stallion Director. for which animal MIR.
Moore paid s55.Oc0. and Red Wilkes. now
q years old. said to be the greatest sire
In the world. In all In horses will be dis
posed of. including ~ brood mares. The
lot includes Director Moore, half brother
to Nancy Hanks: Bellona. record, 2llis;
Vinette. 2;oeA; Margaret =. 2:l2is; Ollie
Wilkes, 2:isa; Palo Alto Belle. 2:Ssis'
Mambrino Maid. 2.i5is. Joseph Young,
dam OF Joe Patchen. and Nancy Lee. dam
OF Nancy Hanks and Director Wilkes, and
Included in the list OF colts are halt
brothers and sisters To some OF the Ia
nous trotters on the turf to-day.
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IN KEY WEST.
IA Uarbor Once More Presents "a War
like Appearance.

Inc uurDot inc wore TGssehts ~ war
like appearance.
Key West, March 21.-The excite
ment among naval officers and resi-
dents abated somewhat to-day, but
everywhere groups could be seen dis
cussing the probability OF war with
Spain.
The work of painting the battieships,
Unexpectedly stopped yesterday, will be
resumed tomorrow. They will be
painted a dull lead color instead of
black.
1t was learned to-day that Captain
Chadwick of the New York sailed last
night on the Bacbe for Havana. His
mission there. IL Is said. is to confer
with Lieutenant Commander Vain
virgil and to decide whether further
w%recking work on the Maine will be of
any use.
The Iowa left late last night for the
Dry Tortugas where she will coal She
is expected here shortly. The harbor
once more presents a warlike appear
ance. The Marblehead. Montgomery,
Detroit. Nashville. Cincinnati, Castine,
Wilmington and six torpedo boats lie
close in shore, while the ndian n
the New York loom up six miles out.
The Montgomery II expected to go
north shortly.
Eight bodies from the Maine were
laid to rest i'm the city cemetery his
morning with the same simple cere-
monies hat have attended the inter-
ment of other bodies buried here.
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STREET CAR STRIKE.
Mayor Rice Was Obliged to Call Out the
Light Guards.

st. Louis, March IA special to the
Republic from Houston. Texas, says: The
street car strike assumed riotous proper
tions to-day. No violence was offered on
the part of the street car strikers. but
their s~ympathizers were uncomfortable
until the military appeared. The COM
pany's efforts TO run cars were met with
stones and clubs from the crowd. num-
herring 1000 persons. All of the car win
dows were broken and the property other
wise damaged. Between 4 and 5 O'Clock
this afternoon Mayor Rice marched to
the scene at the head of the Houston
Light Guards. backed up by the Houston
Cavalry. and with the light artillery and
Emmett Rifles at their armories awaiting
orders. All these companies are sleeping
on their arms tonight. The city is in to-
tai darkness, the electric light company
plant having been destroyed by an ex-
plosion.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28
IN The SENATE.
Cuba VIII Probably Occupy the Entire
Time This Week.

I'M ~
Washington. March 27.-The import
ant event of the week in the senate
will be the receipt of the presidents
message transmitting the report OF the
Maine court Of inquiry, which Is expect
ed early in the day Monday. The pres
ent undertaking Is that the report Will
be referred to the committee on foreign
relations and sent TO the printer with
out being read or more than incidental
ly referred TO. and that after this moth
ing more will be said concerning il I'M
I'll the committee shall ave a "A rea-
sonable opportunity to consider IL, or
until some further communication may
be received from the president on the
Cuban question. There has been a gen.
eral appeal from the administration to
the senate TO avoid undue agitation on
the Cuban subject until the president
can have an opportunity TO formulate
his policy. and the senate appears quite
disposed ito comply with the request.
Still there is no doubt that the senate
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4 Former Montanan.

Alameda. Cal. March 27.-Franklin
l.. Perkins, well known on the Pacific
coast as a mining expert and mine SUI
perintendent. died this morning after a
long illness. The deceased was at var
ious times a mining expert and super
intendent i'm California. Nevada and
Montana. He was superintendent OF
the Granite Mountain and Hope mines
i'm Idaho. and i'm that time was a MEM
Der of the territorial Legislature OF
Montana.
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igan paraded the campus armed with
pitchforks. etc, I'm a Cuban demonstra
ton. william Day. son of Judge Day of
the state department. addressed the stu
dents. and at the close Of the meeting
resolutions approving the action of the
United States were sent to Secretary
Day and President Mckinley. The boys
also, amid great enthusiasm, burned an
efigy of Spain.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28
Italians viii Fight for Cuba.

Berlin. March z7.-The Rom corre-
spondent Of the Berliner Tagblatt tele-
graphs: The Marquis visconti Venosta,
the Italian foreign minister, says the Gu
ban situation has grown worse. but that
outside of Austria. which morally sup
ports Spain for dynastic reasons, no Eu-
ropean power is inclined to show practi-
cal sympathy for Spain.
''Riciotti Garibaldi says that IL the
United States will defray their expenses
he will guarantee to send $1,000 Garibal-
dans tn Cuba"
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Manila. Philippine Islands, March II
The defense and forts have been
strengthened with "A view of guarding
against "A possible sudden sea attack. The
gendarmie recently surprised 40 armed
separatists In "A house where they wele
preparing "A coup de Maine. The seperat-
lists offered "A violent resistance. but She
gendarmie shot ten, wounded three and
took the rest prisoners. Three gendarmies
were wounded. Order was finally estab-
liShpd.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28
Congressman John simpkius.

Washington. March 27.-Representa-
tive John Simpkins of the 18th dis
trict of Massachusetts died last night
at his residence in this city OF heart
failure induced by gastric complica-
tions. On last Tuesday he complained
OF having caught a cold, and later of
stomach trouble. He was quite i'll for
a time, but yesterday morning was
much better. Later in the day he grew
weaker and at 1855 o'clock died of heart
failure. Arrangements as to the flu
neral cannot be made until the arrival
of the members of his family. who have
been notified of his death. Mrs. Bacon
is i'm New York, Mrs. Thayer in Bos-
ton, Miss Mabel Simpkins in Florida
and his brother, Nathaniel. at Aiken,
S. G. They are all expected to be in
the city by Tuesday morning.
Representative Simpkins was "A man
of Independent fortune. He vas born
in New Bedford. Mass. June %, 1862:
attended public school at Yarmouth
and, after preparing for college at st.
Marks school, S~outhhoro. graduated at
Harvard university in 1885. He served
i'm the Massachusetts senate in 1890 ard
1891; was a presidential elector for
Harrison and Reid i'm 1892; president
of the Republican club of Massachu-
sets in 1892 and 1898, and a member of
the Massachusetts republican state
committee in 1894. He served in the
5ith and 55th congress. where he was
known to his colleagues as a man faith
full to the interests of his constituents,
although rarely taking part in debate.
Mr.. Simpkins had recently been made
a member Of the congressional COM
ppitfap
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28

San Diego. Cal, March 21.-Edwin ID.
Kendrick. son OF General Manaeer
Kendrick of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road company, died in this city to-day
after a Ions illness. The remains
were shipped TO Minneapolis. and Man
aCer Kendrick and his family left his
afternoon for the same place.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28
Commander r.. ID. Head.

Annapolis. Md, March Gloom
mander Eugene ID. Head. L. s. N. i'm
command of the ships at the naval
academy. dice suddenly at ; p. m. Of
Rright's disease. Commander Head
entered the service I'm 1868. Mrs. Head
and her son Eugene were with him at
his death. He was "a walking with
n party of friends at l o'clock.
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War Unavoidable.

Berlin. March 27.-The Madrid CORE
spondent of the Berliner Tageblatt
says; Spain will not only refuse to al
low American Interference I'm assisting
the suffering Cubans, but will decline
To pay indemnity unless IL is shown
Enthusiastically that the spanish authori-
ties were responsible for the Maine ex-
ploslon. IL President Mckinley de-
mands these two things war is UNI
ayoidable.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28
Ouiet Elections.

Havana. March 1.-THE election Of dep
uties to the cortes has been In progress
to-day. The orden publico guards, armed
with rifles. ave stood ready to prevent
any disorders. and the polling up to the
time this dispatch was filed tbefore noon),
was peaceful. The city generally is quiet.
Last night the theaters swere full and
to-day the churches are thronged.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28
Parnen's her.

London. March 21.-Mrs. Della Tu-
dore Parnell. daughter of the celebrated
naval officer, Rear Admiral Charles
Stewart. and mother of the late Charles
Stewart Parnell, died tonight at Avon
dale. Rathdrum. County Wicklow. Ire
land, as the result OF burns received
yesterday from the igniting of her
clothing while she was sitting before a
fire.
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Powder Mills Resumed.

Kellogg, w. Va. March 27.-It is stated
on trustworthy authority that the Phoe-
nix powder mills here. which have been
Idle for -four years. will resume at once
on account of a big order from the
United States government.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28
A Deficit la Peru.

Lima. via Galveston. Tex. March "a
The government has published the budget
for 1898. which shows a deficit OF GO.%S
II IN rumored that on Easter evening the
government Will pay its employees In Pc
ruytan sovereigns.
The Cuban delegate, Senior Aristados
Agusw. arrived here to-day and viii
snor<8 proceed TO the United States.
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STANLEY Elected.

Washington. March 27.-By a unani-
nous vote of the executive committee of
the Society of the Army of the Cumber-
land, General David s. Stanley has been
designated TO act as president Of the So
ciety vice General Rosecrans. deceased.
until the next annual reunion.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28
AN OLD TIMER DEAD.
Eugene stark of virginia City Crosses the
Great Divide.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Virginia City. March 27.-At 2 o'clock
Sunday morning. March p, death came
to relieve the sufferings of Eugene
Stark. an old-time and highly respected
citizen of this city. Mr.. Stark has been
suffering for two years from a compi-
cation of diseases. put his death was
very sudden and unexpected to his
many friends, he having been confined
to his room but two days.
Mr.. Stark was one of the pioneers of
Montana, coming to Alder gulch in the
early sixties, where, excepting a shor
period, he since has remained. Ho was
one of the members of the old vigilante
organizations in the city, a member of
Alder lodge No. 30, A. o. u. w, of
which he is past master workman,
alsa a MEMBER of Frank Blair Post
G.. A. r., and past commander of that
order. Some months ago he received
the appointment as postmaster of his
city, and since lam. 1, 1898, has been
attending to the duties of that office.
Mr.. Stark has, during his lifetime, been
engaged i'm many occupations and en-
terprises throughout the state.
MIR. Stark was born i'm Ohio Feb. %.
1s4S, being at his death 81 years of age.
He was unmarried and leaves a moth
err. two sisters and a brother. all Of
whom are in the East His funeral will
be held Monday under the auspices of
the Workmen and G.. A. X. orders. In
religion he was a devout Catholic.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28
Hit 1t
Just Right
One Anaconda Business Firm That
Has No Desire to Change.

Park avenue IL rapidly filling UP with
the best business houses of this city.
Already IL is by far the busiest street,
and new and handsome buildings are
being completed on hat thoroughfare
every month Most of the firms that
are located on Park avenue are daily
Increasing the volume OF their business,
bat there In n firm In particular that
ppear to have hit IL just right
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28
IN ~HUMANiTf'S NAME.
u IL tn. Duty of the United states To
step the War.

Chicago. March 27.-At the regular
meeting OF Chicago Typographical
union. No. l6, held to-day, the follow
ing open letter Mas ordered telegraphed
to W. h. Mason and colleagues at
Washington:
Chicago Typographical union, No.
10, believes that the eloquent appeals
tn the intelligence OF the American peo-
pie by Senators Thurston, Proctor and
Gallinger in the United States senate
on behalf OF the starving women and
children of Cuba place the United
States in a position where their duty
to civilization and humanity Is clear.
This union therefore calls upon the
Chicago congressman and senators Of
Illinois To insist upon the United States
demanding IA the butchery, starva-
ton and inhuman policy pursued by
spain in Cube under he guise OF So
called warfare shall cease forthwith,
and In the name OF humanity. which
rises superior to diplomacy and prece-
dent. TO enforce such demand immedi-
ateiy-pesceably II possible. by force OF
arms II necessary"
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PRESIDENT HAS A POLICY

CONTINUED from Page One.)
the front. but we will make null and void
all restrictions hitherto i'm force. a large
number of our old policies contain causes
preventing the holder from going TO war.
That claim has been annulled. We are
sending out policies free from ~restric-
tion."
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sunk Ia n Collision.

Liverpool. March sI.-The British
steamer T~ynemouth Castle, from Cartha-
gena March IA for Moslin Quay. has been
sunk in the Mersey i'm collision with the
British steamer Glanmyr, bound for
Cork.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28

Astoria. Ore, March 27.-G. w. Fish
err. at one time sheriff of Cook county,
Illinois. died here last night from the
effects Of a bruise on the leg received
two weeks ago. Fisher. who was at
one tins wealthy, has been working
here as a lahorer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28
An Offer to Sell.

Rome, March 27.-The Fanfulla says
the Italian government has an offer to
sell to the United States the warship
Danta Buena, for which 80, 900, 600 Tyre
was offered. being 5000. 900 over her cost
price.
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THINKS It IS A BLUFF
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One.)
bers of the naval committee, had studied
at the empcror's direction "A number OF
exhaustive reports cabled from Havana,
and had reached the conclusion that IL
was due to the overhoating of the Names
coal bunkers, a view Ambassador White
was said TO share.
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Gamers Shoe Store
Located at 3o3
East Park Avenue.

Mr.. Gamer has one Of the very hand
aomest and most commodious and at
tractive exclusive o stores in the
state. The stock In eloquent proof OF
the ability of the management 10 con-
Srs~s = b-usiness Of that kind. New
0nods. modern styles. every conceiv-
80 kind of footwear. and al prices
11ro4 are right 1T the verge OF cost IL
~ Hocome = byword In Anaconda
cait FL It Ganrs
larCmy Ct Il b Aaaoesda'
= house II gaining a splendid
nation for low prices and fair
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28

Ann Arbor. Mich. March g-Two hun
dred students OF the University OF Mich.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28

Tickets in Vive Folding Camera free
with every 25 cents cash purchase.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-14
DaTio absoutanene mparc de la opinion de Ia prens
P1erosRIeO "a de Septembre de 1898. 0ficlnas:

IL, ecu tanta mas - fssss,, ouassto. que 10
'trata dsa pstYenir as5 seGss,s zs,n aVs ooia-
aaggana Cd Il usstrs sx1st.neia Il I daIcil
Iabdrsda lar easa .S:55%S. c=:= g..
"a qaos ilastra DE- dpctor> aon
Salvador 'l,arbo \, assstta,saas rnlsslstEo Dc
Fomento, 80 oou "a CON ta.afo inter6s. del
fnagSsterlo, vsra % & ssoga sta- Is su consi Is
s6saIacion IN puntf, 4na 1lns ssan.os ex plioa-
5sssss.aa ID vigente lss f4ailsoiones.
M I. EEl srttsuIo so aea mepto para
sas eisoncii16l ssAl &c. "a ds Fsbrero
.8e 04sdias asf: sS 4:szx ~ X ~
- d podrA ssr iusilado ningun
laspaoser M fasor d. Eseuels Normal,
nj Maestro M sessrsso Auxiliar sin que
*4antsss ~ jastiti4us g9r lsattiio d axpss
d taie ata qng Il Il n.aToHsdo esGk ffsioamen.
to impoa; biIita1c para 81 eIercic;o dc su
cGrgo 8 de Ii enaafanza.
La clad dc sessnta afios ssrh. mott.
70 su6oienta para pedir IL jabilaci6n.
Ell Gobieruo podrA jubilsr 81 Inspeotor,
Profssor, Maestro, Maestro 6 Auxiliar
que hsy cunpIldt, ezeanta oinco alos."
Sc desprende del oitado srtfoulo
que los Maostros 20 pueden e@r iabila"
dos sino pos impedimento f1sico GUAM
do l'egan & la edad de eesonta y cinco
a7ics.
Pues biap; un Maestro que llsve 20
& rs amos dc eoxvioios Sin ;aterrupoi6n
On IL CARERS, CUE ha venido eafriendo
el desouento del por 100 an au sueldo,
dest7e 81 af1o o. 4 IS, y qa;era retirarse
de Ia oarrera, ies poalble, jusGo eqni'
tativo gus pieFda los dsreohos que la da
aquel desoueuto NO gooe do los bans'
fcios de Is jubilaoitn, porrso no tengs
los 'eessnta 9 seaenta = eiaoo anos de
edad 6 porque no estd imposibilitado
ffeioamente para continuar en- Ia pro-
fesi6nP
Este ca ell punto que sonetennos s
la consideration Gel limo. seilor Minis.
tro de Fonento = S nueatros compaSs'
rcs ds labor; asl como, deaearfamos
varlo tra&aSo por Il prensa en genexal
de Ia isis.
In Maestro elemental