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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-04
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PITTsBURG. Jan

P1TTsBURG. Jan. 5.
WHEAT-No. / red 9a@9lc; No red, $50
Doc
CoRN-No, = yellow ear 36a37e No =
sheiled. 2g&3e: high mixed shelled. 3lg32e
OATS-No. white. &9G2912c; No. ? white
2s1a0s9c extra No. white 2734@2S4c; light
mixed s602615c
HAY-No. i timothy $l0250105o; No 2.
$8.0089G0; No. clover mixed, 81 25GD7 70 ;
packing, S55A96.50; No. l feeding prairie
s6.7a@70l; wagon hay, 0G0@lo.5l for time
thy.
P0GLTRY-Live-Lar spring chickens,
450aoc per pair; small 25@30c; large old
chickens, G1c per pair; small, 3 940c;
ducks. 54g6 per pair; turkeys 90l0c per
pound geese, 9)clQ$li5 per pair. Dressed
Spring chickens. a,G10o per pound; old
chickens, SG9r ducks, ll@l2c; turkeys, la
lac.
GAME-Squi7rela, gray. per dozen, 800
9Oc; squirrels red per dozen, Sl.00001 81:
squirrels, small, i9o0e; rabbits, per pair, 10
@2Jc; quail per dozen, 81 .509l.76 pheasants,
per dozen, $6t0G7.e0; prairie chickens per
dozen, S6.u0lg7.0 woodeock, per dozen, $4.0a
95.u0; ducks, per dozen. S2.0006 90; wild
turkeys. each, 81 (Gl.50; whole deer, Hole
saddles. 16GlSc
BUTTER-Elgin prints, 25c; extra cream
cry, 23d24c; Ohio fancy creamery, 10
0y2uc; country roll, l5dl6c; low grade and
cooking. StGl2c.
CHEESE = New York full cream. new
make. fpll015c; Ohios full cream Septem-
Der. 914.9l0c; Wisconsin Swiss. in tubs. l2G0
l3c; iinterger, new l2@l3c; Ohio Swiss. in
tubs 1a(dl2c; Swiss, in bricks 5-pound
average, l2G12ke
EGGS-Striety fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, large lots. 20121c; in a job.
bing way. ga Be-; storage eggs, 159l6c.
PTrrsBURG Jan. 3.
sAFfLE-Ree@pts light, about 80 cars on
sale market steady; prices DC 10 l0c higher.
We quote the following prices: Prime 81 90
9495; choice $l.G5ai.s0; good 81. SCOT 60;
tidy. S4.30 fair. $3.s50i 25 common,
S3.25d3.5.; heIera, i2j6o4 40; bulls stays and
cows. y 00tG3.50 bologna COWS, $8.O0(9I5t0;
fresh cows and springers, 81, OD50.00.
HOGS Receipts fair, about 35 double decks;
market fairly active and jGl0c higher than
last week. Sales Were: Prime medium. SO. 70
(03.sa; best Workers 50. 70ld3. rs; pigs 49, 6560
81; heavy, $4,000. ~; roughs, $2.5O93. 40
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Supply today light,
Gears on sale; market active and l0c higher.
We quote as follows: Choice sheep, S. 1904 50;
good. s4.40g460; fair, S4.0Ol94 80; common,
s5001375; choice lambs, S6.0i@625; common
TO good, "a .50t@5s0; veal calves, $65007. %;
heavy and thin calves. $300@4.00.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 8.
HOGS-Market active at SO. l0(d3.65
CATTLE-Market strong at SO. 25(14 g.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market for sheen
strong at s2.75f4 s.. Lambs steady at 81. 90
ds.75
NEW YORK Jan g.
wHEAT-Spot market weak; No. 3 red,
a4.54.
CORN-Spot market weak No. g. 35Ac.
QATS-Spst market weaker; No. q $40
yATTLE-Market for steers losl5c higher.
Nive stsers. tkN9s.oe; stays and oxen,
EDGA-o0; bulls, &. So43 70; dry cows, 500
YHEEP AND LAMBS-Shssp, 81 Sa04 80;
lad ps, s3.HO1l5.
HOGS-Haiket fsm 81 0Wo4l6
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-04
Wis MllIard Not III.

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Mlss Frances e.
Willard returned from GAINESVILLE,
Wis, and is not at all ILL., She did not
faint at the meeting there, but was
overcome for moment by the had
medIately.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-04
British Movements In India.

LONDON, Jan. tit is semi. officially
announced III this city that the move
ments of British troops in Egypt are
northerly advance of the dervishes and
that they do not imply an immediate
advance in the direction of Khartoum.
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kebels, salted Heads Dlsplayed.

TANGIER, Jan. A letter from the
sultan of Morocco has been read in the
grand mosque. amid salvos of artillery,
announcing fresh victories over the
rebels. Sailed heads of rebels have
been dispatched to the principal towns,
where they will be set on spikes.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-04
Bad weather In France and Spain.

PARIS, Jan. 4.-Violent weather pre-
walls in the south of France and Spain
A cloudburst near Toulon has done
much damage. A number of vessels
have gone ashore and the promenade OF
San Sebastian has been washed away
in several nlaces
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4 Ilra In Virginia.

FARMyILLE, Va, Jan. 4.-Fire that
broke out in the storage warehous of
Duval. Robertson & Co., commission
merchants, destroyed 80 buildings The
loss is estimated at $4,000 on which
there IS Insurance of about one-third
that amount.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-04

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The complete
consolidation of Nicaragua, Salvador
and Honduras into sovereign republic
is progressing steadily, according to the
charge 'affaires of the Greater Reput.
lie of Central America.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-04
win Get S1,s0o IA Concert.

New YORK, Jan. Madame Ma
celia Sembrich will sail for Europe on
Tuesday. She will return to New York
next season for concert tour of 20
performances. She is to receive 81, 500
for every appearance.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-04
Full of Interesting Items.

The DAILY NEW DOMINION, pub
lished at Morgantown, is late ven
ture that deserves to4win success
The paper is neatly printed and full
of interesting items. Justin NJ Kun
kle is the Editor -Harrisville Stand
ard.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-04

GLOUCESTER. N. j., Jan. Awhile
skating on Silver lake six young people
came near ] sing their lives by break
ing through the ice. The unfortunate
party were rescued by other skaters and
driven home in a farm wagon.
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Has Come to STAY.

The DAILY New DOMINION ofMor-s
gantown, has evidently come to stay.
1t is newsy, well-edited paper and
deserves the support of the commun-
itv where it is published. Justin
Nj. Kunkle is the editor, and he evil
IDENTIFY understands his business
Charleston Gazette.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-04
The Weather.

Partly cloudy, with light snow on the
lakes this evening warmer; light vari-
able winds, becoming southerly and in
creasing.
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moRGANTowN. JANUARY 4. 1898
Eckels Now a Bank Presidrnr.

CHICAGO. Jan. flames II. Eckels,
ex-comptroller of the United States
treasury, has begun his duties as presi-
dent af the Commercial National bank
OF Chicago.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-04

HAMBURG, Jan Prince Bismarck's
feet have been tapped by DR.. Freese of
this city.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-04

The Coming Flour, the best in the
world for health and economy, at
A. L. Nye's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-01-04

CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.
HOGS-Market active at So 10@1365
I CATTLE-Market strong at 81. 25(1465
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market for sheen
strpng at 81. 1904 g. Lambs steady at 81 90
ds75.
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BUTTE News.
CLEAN YOUR BACK YARDS
Stops, Tomato Cans, Old Boots
and Dead Cats Must Go.
AvAUNT, FOUL GARBAGE
Get a Rustic on Thyself, Thy Hoes,
Rakes, Shovels. wheelbarrows and
the Ashes Within Thy Gates.
BeQuick About 1t, Too.

The health department has decided
TO enforce the cleaning of back-yards
and prevent hereafter the unsanitary
custom many people have OF depositing
garbage in alleys and in the rear OF
their premises. Notices have been
served in many instances, and in case
Of the failure of persons who have been
thus served to comply, prosecutions
will follow.
The first case to come up under TINS
decision OF the health office was that
of John Henry Cronin living IN the
rear of a6 East Woolman street, against
whom a complaint was lodged yestef-
day by Sanitary Inspector Tobln. a
warrant for Cronins arrest was rs
suad from the police court. Cronin
was given notice to clean up, but did
not. hence the action against him.
Upon hearing a warrant was out Tor
his arrest Cronin commenced cleaning
IN his ward and Inspector Tobin being
notified, the complaint was Withdrawn.
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Profits Of Football.

The total receipts of the recent great
Yale-princeton contest in New Haven
were S.. SOC. II. OF this amount S21,S S5 was
obtained from the sale of seats, there be-
ing 14sl9 adm saion tickets sold, and the
balance. S1,eS1.77. came from the pro-
cramme privilege. Yale and Princeton
each get ST.. oS2. Il as their share of the net
receipts Of the game. This compares fa-
yorably with the game of 1896 on Man
haitian field. when the two colleges di-
xided SIS. SIC. 66 net receipts. Indeed. but
for the fact that there was one eSpendi-
ture of 81. ri 80 In providing seating ca
naetty on Yale field. the net receipts of
1897 would haze &eceeded those of 1886.
Princeton shared this expenditure
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HIS BRIDE is MISSING
Poor John Married Her Only One
Short Month Agone.
o WIFE, DO COME BACK
John Stands With Outstretched Arms
Waiting to Clasp His Darling to
His Hearth ulholland Listens
to His Tale of Woe.

John Gasch, a gatherer of junk, who
lives out at Burlington, told story of
desertion by his wife, to Chief of Po-
lice Mulholland yesterday. Gasch
said he was married to Miss Skift
about a month ago, and took his bride
to Burlington to live. Apparently all
went we'll and he supposed his wife
was happy till she falled to return to
him after being allowed 10 come to
town one night last week. lie said
Mrs. Gasch came to Butte to attend a
dance last Friday night, and he mas
seen nothing of his wife since, ana he
feared she had become enamored OF
some more prcpossessing swain. He
thought that at present she was stay
ing IN Meadervile. The disconsolate
husband sought the advice Of the head
of the police department to know Whal
he should do, and was advised TO see
his wife and ascertain II she had really
deserted him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-16
some Big Bopauza "Pans.o

Last year on Eldorado creek, Alaska,
claims running $4,000 to the pan were
a common thing, 100000 being looked
upon as good pan" Parties going
to this "1ldorado" should not fail to
call or write the Northern Pacific City
Ticket Agent % f. Broadway (next
door to the Butte HoteD and secure
tickets over that ever popular line to
Seattle or Tacoma. BY leaving Butte
over the Northern Pacific at 300 a. m.
you will arrive in Seattle or Tacoma at
700 o'clock the next morning; twenty
nine hours after leaving Butte. This
makes the Northern Pacific the quick
est, shortest and cheapest line to all
Puget Sound points.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-16
BooKMAKERS HARD HIT.
-Four Fasorites Out of Five Prove to BE
Easy winners.


Suecial pisnatcfl TO the Standard
san Francisco, Feb 15.-The book
makers got a trouncing at Oakland this
afternoon that sent many of them home
with lighter bank rolls perhaps. than
they had carried after any previous
DAYS races since the present season
opened The only favorite raining TO
land was Distinction in the first race,
Int the hookies profited but little by
this defeat. for a hot tip was out on
Road Warmer. He was off first ana
was never headed, winning hanaiiy IN
1:l515. A pile of coin went in on BABY
MALAY Mt to in the second race at
three and one-half furlongs Thorpe
waited until the last sixteenth, ana
then came on and won handlly py one
and one half lengths In 43 seconds.
Torsida was favorite by the talent In
the third race and the Smith filly
proved the third hot baby" of the
afternoon. Skeets Martin let Ebony
Conley set the pace on Lord Marmloh
to the stretch and then passed Conley
and his mount With consummale edse'
winning in 1.27. Torsida was to at
the post and the betting ring was
surginb mass of humanity eager to lay
their coin. Rey del TERRA opened the
fayorite at to in the fourth race AT
a mile and q sixteenth
Thousands of dollars We're at hand
when the books opened anu the pi41F
quickly receded and at post time many
books had the favorite rubbed OH.
CIawson had the mount and going 10
the front led all the way To the wire
in I:47as BY this time the crowd was
loaded with velvet" and Chihuahua >
price in the fifth race, five and a haif
furlongs. was hammered from TO 10
to at post time. Clawson again had
the mount on the favorite and repeating
the tactics of the race before led all
the way to the wire in ! :0S Ebony
Conley had the mount on Al in the last
race al three-quarters. He was JOINT
favorite with Scotch Rose at the Open
ing, but was hammered from 21e To To
s al post time. Scotch Rose opened the
gap seven lengths the first half and
then quit like dog and Al won in a
long neck in 1;l4ia.
Libertine, Paul 1iriggs, Howard Mann
and Robair are in a special race at one
mile tomorrow. each carrying ~
pounds. The track is lightning fast to-
night and the worlds record is expected
To he broken. Libertine will probably
go TO the post fayorite.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-16
SMITHS SORE TOE.
1t Was an Accident and smiths Widow
Gets the Insurance.

81. Louis, Feb. 15.-1n a decision of
the United States court Of appeals rem
dered yesterday, affirming the lower
court, wherein Mrs. Sarah Smith OBJ
tanned Judgment against the Western
Travellers association for $1,000 for the
death of her husband, Judge Sanborn
gives the judicial conception of the
word accident" Freeman O. Smith
Of this city died from poisoning
in 1895 as the result of "A sore toe. the
skin of which had been abrased by
tight shoe. Mrs. Smith attempted to
collect the policy, but was resisted by
The association. A jury in Judge
Adams, court gave her the full amount
of the policy. The association ap-
pealed Judge Sanborn held that the
death of the defendant had been
brought about by an external agent
and that it was accidental
What il not the result of design or
prearrangement" said the judge, lis
accidental. No man Intentionally wears
the skin off his toes and such injury
must be considered accidental"
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GROUP or CLAIMS.
Commissioners Hermann Makes an I'M
portant Ruling.

commissioners hermann hHhGs sH $3.50
portant Ruling.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
washington. Feb. Ex-senator Teller
and other Western senators called on
Commissioner Hermann of the land OF
flee this afternoon for a construction of
the new mining regulations relative 10
groups Of claims. He said:
Under the old ruling the expenditure
of $500 on one claim where there Is
group, and which expenditure has tend
ed to develop the entire group, would
have been sufficient TO answer the re-
quirements Of the law. The new rule
now in force lis that there must be an
expenditure of $500 for each claim IN the
group, and where it is designed to con-
fine the entire expenditure to one claim
in a group of claims there must be such
an expenditure on the one claim as Will
equal in the aggregate the expenditure
Of $500 for each and all OF the claims IN
the group. TO demonstrate. where there
are three claims and 1t is desired to con-
fine the work to one of the three, Sl,oo0
must be expended.
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SMASHED THE THUNDtRBOLT.
Peter Maher Makes II Interesting for Mr..
smith of Buffalo.

Philadelphia, Feb. 15.-Peter Maher
and ..Thunderbolt'' Smith, "A colored
Buffalo heavyweight. met at the Arena
in this city tonight in a six-round bout.
and Maher won in the third round. IN
the final round Smith landed hard left
on Makers ear. Maher countered with
a left on Smiths face and repeated II
twice Smith dncked into an uppercut
and Maher sent his left and right on his
opponnnf.s head He again landed his
left and right on Smiths face, knocking
him down. AS Smith rose Maher banged
him repeatedly on the face and jaw
and the .sThunderbolt' went to the
floor To save knockout Smith threw
up his hands and quit.
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II. r. Running Time.

Denver Colo, Feb. 15.-Colonel George
Ady. general agent of the Union Pacific
railroad has received a telegram from the
headquarters of the road at Omaha. noti-
flying him that beginning tomorrow the
Chicago special, the fast train Inaugural
ted by the Gulf. Union Pacific and North
western railroads, viii leave Denver daily
at a:s0 D. N. instead of 800. and will ar
rive at Chicago at s:45 p. m the follow
ing day, the same as heretofore. TINS re-
duces the running time one hour.
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He's IL BAD Man.

Colfax. Wash. Feb. 15.-Robert McDon-
aid otherwise known as Dakota Slim"
was brought before Justice Kirkland this
morning for preliminary examination for
the murder of 0rville Hayden IN Farm
ington. Oct -, 1897, Mcdonald is the man
whom a mob attempted to lynch last
month. The principal witness was Daniel
Couch who positively identified Mcdonald
as the man who held him up and robbed
him, and afterwards held UP young Hay
den, when the latter was killed.
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President Gnbrern.

San Francisco. Feb. 15.-Estrada Cabre-
ra. the new president Of Guatemala, has
officially informed the local colony of the
Central Americans of his succession to
the presidency of that country. A dis
patch received by one of his subjects
reads as follows
president Reyna Barrios assassinated
on the Sth. As vice president / am now
exercising the functions. ] have issued
a decree of general amnesty and ordered
an election. tSigned) Estrada Cabrera"
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How American Frnit Gets in.

Berlin, Feb. 1.-THE Reichsanzeiger is
about To publish instructions for carrying
out the decree regulating the imports of
American fruit. The Bremen senate has
already published instructions. going into
effect yesterday. and other ports and rev.
enue stations viii follow suit. Contraven-
ttons OF restrictions are punishable by
contiseation of goods and a fine of 1000
nlnrks
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Large and Juicy scandal.

London. Feb. ia dispatch to the
Daily News from odessa says that a Sc
cret police inquiry. undertaken at the in
stigation of the minister of marine has
revealed a large and sensational scandal
in connection with the coaling of the
Black sea feet The Russian admiralty
paid for 10000 tons of coal which was
never delivered. The coal contractor, who
lis a jew together with several naval Off
GERS at Sebastopol has been arrested.
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Al ne.tee

Washington, Feb. 15.-Minister Corea
has informed the state department that
he has received n cahlegram from the
diet of the Greater Republic and from
the president of the state of Nicaragua,
informing him that the invaders who en-
tered that state few days ago have
been utterly routed, and that conse-
quently the republic is still at peace.
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Ella VIII Sneak.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington, Feb. 15.-Mrs. Ella
Knowles Haskell arrived here this after
noon. She will speak at the convention
of the National Woman Suffrage associa-
ton tomorrow AT the conclusion of the
convention she will proceed TO New Eng
land to visit her parents and transact
some private business.
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An.,rnIinns nlsnnnrnring.

At the close of the last century there
were supposed to be 1,o0o. 600 aborignes in
Australia. There are now less than 100000.
and among them are still some cannibals.
The men are sad specimens of humanity.
being understood. with bushy whiskers
and hair which grows 10 a considerable
length, never kinky, but coarse and tang
led. The expression of the face is repui-
sive ard the whole countenance coarse
and brutal
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Fed md DIRK linir.

Dark hair and complexion In races as
wen as in individuals. signify strength.
nark-slSinned races are always behind
the lighter hue peoples in fine civilization
because the physical predominates
among them 10 the exclusion of the men
tai Coarse red hair indicates marvellous
physical endurance.
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Redding, Cal. Feb. 15.-Another rich
strike is reported as having been made
in the Blue JAY mine, in Morrison gulch,
a tributary of Coffee creek. Trinity coun-
~, by the Graves brothers. The new
pocket is said to he worth $50 900. 1t will
he remembered that $4,000 strike by
the Graves brothers caused rush to
Coffee creek last summer.
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itnl Tor IsiIIin.s

Washington. Feb 15.-Luther c. Bill
lings. pay director in the United States
navy has been found guilty by court
MARTIAL which has been In session at
Washington navy yard for the past five
days, Of falsehood and seandalous con-
duct. and has been sentenced TO dismissal
from the navy. The result Of the trial
caused the greatest surprise in naval cir
cles.
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Much Gold,

Phoenix. Ariz. Feb. 1.-THE shaft of
the Crown Point mine in Castle Creek
district 10 miles north of Phoenix at
depth of 200 feet has tapped ore in its
four-foot ledge that runs several thous
and dollars in gold TO the ton, The owners
are much excited over the find and have
put guards with rifles over the dump.
The discovery has caused the greatest ac-
tivity in the neighboring properties.
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RnckIen,s Arnica salye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fee
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price rs cents
per box. For sale by all druggists and
dealers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-16

The spiders that spin webs are in an in
finite minority compared with those
which do not. Ground spiders, as the nom
spinners are called. abound everywhere
and depend on agility and swiftness of
fool to catch their prey