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A HORRIBLE MURDER.
a Farmer Murdered for His Money at
IekOa. Mashington.

Tekoa, Wash, Jan. 2f.-Evidence of q
horrible murder was discovered at the
farm of Dan Galland. an aged bachelor.
to-day Tie had been murdered in MS
house and the body thrown into the hog
pen. The inside of the house presented a
horrible sight and there were evidences
Of q terrible struggle. Robbery was tho
motive, as the house was thoroughly ram
sacked, Galland was wealthy. He hal
three years crops of wheat. 81 1)t IN The
bank and was supposed to have money IN
his house. He lived alone in an isolated
place, He has sister IN California
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Divided in Opininn.

this city are divided as To whether their
New Years celebration should begin to-
day or tomorrow. The Chinese minister
al Washington issued proclamation de-
claring that tomorrow shall be celebrated
instead of to-day, and that Chinese N
this country have for the past IS years
begun too celebrate the day too soon. The
proclamation created a good deal Of *
element IN Chinatown. San Francisco
Cinnamon teIegraphed that they would
stick TO their old day of celebrating.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

this afternoon the Northern Pacific bridge
across the Boulder river. about d mile be-
low this place. was discovered 10 he on
ire by the watchman. The bridge Il
about 800 feet long and one of the most
important on the road. An alarm was
given and a wagon load of men with ropes
and buckets was hurried to the scene
The fire was extinguished before any
great damage had been done and rio'ns
are crossing usual tonight.
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Sounding the BAY.

Berlin. Jan. 21.-The Berlin Neuste
Nachrichten announces that-the Ger
man warships are still sounding Kiao
Chau bay. adding that the exact site
Of the port is not yet fixed. and that
the government intends that the con-
struction of the commercial port shall
he borne by private companies 1t is
further stated that one company has
already been formed to construct the
Hncka
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Articles of Incorporation.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
Helena. Jan. 9.-The articles Of incorpo-
ration of the Surprise Mining company
were filed to-day with the secretary OF
state by b. II. Williams. e. A. ord.
George Oswald. all of Miles City. Capital
81 90. The company is formed fer the
purpose OF coal mining. d. T. Renshaw,
W. %. Burbage aud \. l. Maury of Butte
have Incorporated the Ross Mining conn
pany. Capital. S.ool. The company will
mine in Silver Bow county.
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Pollard Resigned.

Special Dispatch 10 tho Standard
Miles City. Jan. 3i.-Thomas r. Pollard
recently appointed postmaster at Glen
dive by President Mckinley. has rendered
his Iresiaastion. a telegram received here
to-day SAYS Senator Carter endorsed and
recommended }. Harley Miskimen OF
Glendive 10 succeed him.
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Hawkins Appointed.

Special Dispatch To the Standard
Helena, Jan, u. Governor Smith to-day
appointed j. p. Hawkins of Miles city
a member Of the board Of trustees of he
reform school, to succeed C. K Middleton
resigned. The appointee is ex-sherff OF
Snster county and merchant of Miles
City. He is a democrat-populIst.
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round Knocked Elmer down twice with
lcft-hand swings on tho jaw
In the second round Case put Elmer
through the ropes twice and three times
sent rim sprawing on the floor Case
could easily have finished his man I'm that
round had the police not interfered.
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Paris, Jan. IN yarvoort editor 81
Ie Jour and 81 Adjalhert a writer for
LES Froits dc + Hemmc fought 1 deei
8lth swords on account OF dispute arts-
ing out of the Dreyfus case. NJ Varvoort
sustained three afsh wounds and NJ Adj
Ialbert WAS wounded in the forearm THE
seconds stopped the fight.
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French war.hIp. 10 40 ohinn

Paris. jan. 2L-9fders have been re-
s-iK~a GO 'hcrhours and = ulon respec-
taglE fn imm" jlafeiy pare the battle
~1iFs Bruiz aud NHubau 20 reinforce the
FRENCH squadron III thr far east. Tn
SHIPS VIII ~stN Jan Ii Admtr.t. Dtbau-
mont has b"en appointed canmander-iu-
ehi~f ui The French squadron IN thu f4r
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Red pInc..r,I. pn.tn,i.

Havre. Jan. =. Rcd nlaeards were post
- here to-day dfnannctrg the Dreyfns-
JAMS aud inscribed wfth the usual les
against IN" Jews and In favor of the army
and the republic
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Special Dispatch to the Standard
Washington. Jan. IA postoffice has
been established at Baldwin, Yellowstone
county. Montana with Edward A BALD
win as postmaster.
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HEARINGS CONCLUDED.
The Committee ON Eapking and Currency
l. split Into Factions.

Washington Ian. 21.-The committee
ON banking and currency having con-
,Iudel is hearings. extending over
many days un the question af revising
the eurreney. viii begin next Wedue--
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Special Dispatch 10 the standard
Big Timber. Jan. 2I.-Shortly after the
PIsSa-g o. : freight train about 1 o.el- clS
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1contnucd on Page TaoJ
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20
LATE EDITORIAL
ALSO OUR PREDICTION.

The Spanish war may prove 10
be a blessing in disguise, as II Is
not outside the range of posslblil-
tv that it may eventuate in the free
ooinase of silver. Already a bill
has been introduced in congress to
nroyide for coming all the silver
bullion now in the treasury, and
for the issuance of certificates to
cover same, without waiting until
the bullion IS coined. The bill also
authorizes the secretary OF the
treasury to issue such full legal
tender national paper currency,
on the faith Of the United States,
as the exegencies of q state OF wal
with Spain may require to supple
ment IT'S revenues. The coin pro
yidcd for IS to be issued in such
form and in such denominations as
the secretary may deem exped
ient and when issued shall be re
ceivable for all debts due the Un
tied States, and fer all salaries, and
shall be full legal tender for all
pubic and private debts. How
ever, such obligations of the gov
ernmeut now outstanding, OF In
dividuals, corporations or asscocia
tions, in which 1t is agreed IN writ
ing for paymentin in some other form
of money, shall be exempt from tn
provisions Of this bill.-SOHhwe>
BuUiOu,
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20

The following from the Prescott
Courier is true ofevery town: "Pres-
colt people are paying out a great
deal of money for outside papers.
The outside papers pay out no
money in Prescott. The home pa.
per pays out its every dollar at
home and the more dollars it gets
the more it pays out and the better
paper it is enabled to become. 1t
is better to get the heart of the
news fresh from the wires as the
home paper gives it than TO get ii
in the shape of q continued story
some hours or days later. The
home local paper is what its pa,
irons make 1t to very great ex,
tent, and the very greatest denounc,
er of the home paper is invariably
its smallest patron or no patron
These are facts" And more than
this, the fellow who is always cuss,
ing his home paper and denounc'
ing the news in it as cake" is al,
most invariably newspaper
"bum." He Will borrow his neigh.
boris paper every morning, read
the news it contains eagerly, and
then in cowardly, sneaking way,
peculiar to himself, lie and spread
false reports about the paper he
has just borrowed and read.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20

Here is the best opportunity OF
all; 80 acres offnely improved land
lying next to the Montezuma canal;
40 acres we'll set in alfalfa; balance
under cultivation; well watered by
4 shares Of NJ ontezuma water. his
farm lies near Solomonville, and is
the greatest bargain ever offered in
the valley, at $500 per acre; this
is chance for a home, seldom of
fcred.
House and lot on Layton street,
Layton; 4-room brick house and 3
acres Of ground with IL share of
Montezuma water. This is a good
homo and can be bought cheap.
We also have for sale tracts OF
land from 3 to 300 acres, all set in
alfalfa, and the larger tracts suit,
able for feeding stock. Plenty Of
water.
Fine farm 43 acres under the San
Jose ditch, 3 shares Of San Jose
waterGood house and fence and ali
under cultivation.
25 acres within IL a mile OF
Stafford, nearly all in alfalfa, good
home, barn and orchard. Plenty
Of water.
40 acres under cultivation. 30
in altgIGl. Good orchard and
vineyard, dwelling home, we'll of
fine wa.cr and other Improvements.
With I shares in Montezuma canal.
Anyone desiring to purchase, dis
pose Of, or lease land is request
ed to cal! On or address the SAT-
ford Real Estate Agency.
HUNTER & PATTERSON,
Manager.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20

THE matter has been keep very
quiet but a most significant circular
has been received by Mexican Of
ficials in Sonora IRON the govern,
ment at the City of Mexico. The
circular in substance says that of,
Gcials even in conversation shall
not side with Spain nor permit
such talk in or about public of,
fees. Violation Of these require,
ments will be sufficient cause for
immedediate removal from Office,
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20
Rough Riders.

From the San Francisco ErQyli.
ner, May II.
A special train of five cars bear
ing the Arizona companies of the
FIRST United States Volunteer Cav
airy, popularity known as "Teddy's
Terrors," arrived at El Pass
this morning. The troops numher-
ed 202 and consisted of two com
panies, one from the northern and
one from the southern counties Of
the Territory. Major A. o. Brodic
of Prescott, a graduate of Hest
Point and formerly of the regu lar
army, was in command. Major
Brodie has quite reputation as
an Indian fighter, having partici-
pated in the was of the Apaches
and Modocs. He was compliment
ed by General Sheridan in general
orders for gallantry and also re
ceived vote of thanks from Con
gress. He is the senior Major Of
the regiment. There were six line
officers, one army surgeon and 1914
enlisted men. The northern com
pany was commanded by Captain
William O'Neill of Prescott. Cap
tain O'Neill has been a resident OF
Arizona fer over twenty years
during which time he has been in
the Legislature, Sheriff of Yavapar
county and Adjutant-General Of che
Territory. When he received h''
) captaincy commission he was MAY
or Of Prescott, and is now holdinG
the two positions, as the City
Council refused to ACCEPT his res z
nation. The other officers Of tl.3
company are First Lieutentn
, Frank Frantz and Second Lieuten
ant r. S. Patterson.
Captain James H. McClintooI
commands the southern company y
He is II native Of California and
long resident of Arizona, II typica
, native son Of the great West. Prio
4 to his appointment he was engag 9
o ed in newspaper work at Phoeniz
In this company are First Lieutcr
ant J. l.. B. Alexander and Secon
e Lieutenant George B. Wilcox.
, The men are physically as fir
specimens of manhood as can b
y found anywhere, and all a.
thoroughly injured to hardy, on
e door life, are accustomed 10 tn
" saddle and many are "dead shots.
II Although fully enlisted and a.
i cepted by the Government. th
j troops will only receive their III
forms, arms and equipments at T
k Sam Houston, near San AntoniC
T Tex. In lieu of uniforms, the me
e have placed bands on their hat
- bearing the name of the regimen
A novel feature was the masco
u mountain lion, presented to theI
IS by old Bob Brown Of Phoenix, th
}. famous hunter, who captured it #
d the puspose. 1t WAS named Jos
/, phine Brown, and was in cage
the baggage car. The boys 81
a they will keep her with then,
IS long as they can. The train car
e in over the Santa Fe road and Z
"A troops were Immediately transf
- red to one on the Southern Pacit
10 and continued on their journc
n after brief stop in Ri Paso. A.
e zona seems to be about to captur
v the honor of being the first q
=. hand
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20

The latest startling war rumor
that found circulation and suckers
on the streets of Williams ycsteI
day was to the effect that Com.
modore Dewey had been called to
Washington to undergo a court
martial. OF course the "easy
mark" invariably asked, "What
for?" and the answer was, "Why,
for playing the shell game on the
Spaniards. s."-Williams Ne,os.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20

Fine wines, liquors and cigars Mt
John Blake & Co. Il
DR.. w. E. Lindely; rear Of post
office. Office hours from 8 to 10
a. m. 9-l7-tf.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20
{ AL T Y.
a 4 -
The efoIlowip9property
is for sale by the SAT-
ford Real Estate
Agency:
Ucy:
EsaxR2SGS5STSS

ES ESssssSSas4s5SHSS SssssSS
acres of finely improved
land, Well Sc in alfalfa, 2
shares N0nezuma water, ad-
joins Stafford.
Lots :, q, 6, 8, 10, II, IA,
10, block 81, Pearl street, ST.
ford.
Several lots on Stafford Avenue
suitable for business locations.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20
HANNA's POLICY.

The following from the Los
Angeles Herald of May 18th,
shows clearly the policy of Hanna
and his gold bug cohorts;
Senator Hanna and his colabor-
ers in the cause of peace at any
price and bonds by all means, today
attempted to get an expression OF
individual senate opinion on the
terms that shall be allowed in the
final settlement Of the existing
difficulties. Hanna and Fairbanks,
of Indiana, were associated in this
straw-taking enterprise. Early in
the day there was story aAoat,
ones finger could not be fixed upon
the peint of its origin, but the
rumor foated just the same, that
an urgent inquiry had come from
Bernabee, at Montreal, asking for
the lowest figure Spain would b,
permitted to give in adjustment o.
all accounts. When this story was
first heard it was regarded 81
simply ldle-time talk and nothin!
more. In view Of Hanna's subse
quent actions, and those of Banke
Fairbanks and others of th
Spanish senate syndicate, the tai
took on respectability. "Assun
ing that Spain will be defeated il
this war, will not all proper Amer
can ends be subserved by maxim
Cuba independent in governmen
but liable for proper proportlol
of the outstanding Spanish bonds?
The further argument was offere
that American theory and practlc
has always been against acquisitlo
of outside territory, and tn
Philippines should therefore b
returned. Hanna IS a man of SON
, sagacity and considerable cunnin
, He did not suggest anything over
: and thereby possibly avoide
lynching. He simply craved Il
views, the opinions of his fsllo
u senators. In brief, the argumel
he makes is this: American capit
invested in good faith is luvests
in Spanish bonds. The New YoI
Life Insurance company, II
! instance, has $11,000,00O on II
hazard, and it would be manifest
unfair to take from Spain as goc
reveuue-yielding possessions
the Philippines and Porto Ric
1t would be unfair to Spain al
ruinous to the American bon
i holders. Also there is Cuba,
70 large part of the Spanish loan W
" hoated on the strength Of tt
island. 1t is equitable that CuI
% should be made to make good i
"a pro rata Of the loan. In pla
V English, Hanna and his pea
com mittee would like the survi
ing Cubans TO pay what it co
" Spain to starve their wives ar
Of children, their brothers and paren
t. to death. This is their line
G. argument, and the next great vi
will be in the senate when Il
effort is made to embody Il
" argument in the treaty wi
Spain.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20
sPANIsH-AMERICAN WAR.
Engravings of American Heroes VIII
sent Free.

We have Just published the mos
handsome engravings ever issue
Of Commodore Dewey who woT
the great naval battle in the Phi
ippine Islands, Rear Admiral Sam p
son who has charge of the fleet O.
American war ships at Havana
Commodore Schley commander @
the flying squadron. CAPTAIN Sig
bee who was commander of or
Battle Ship Maine. And of ouI
brave consul general at HavaDs
who is now Major General FIJI
hugh Lee and who will comma
the volunteer forces that will IN
wade Cuba. To any one who w
send us list of names of ten put
riotic ladies of their neighborhooc
and six two cent stamps we Wi
send any one Of the above larg'
engravings free Of charge, or if t.,
entire collection of the five Anne
can Heroes Is desired send us .
list of twenty names of differcn
ladies and twenty two cent stamp
and we will send you the five en-
cravings by return mail.
These engravlngs are the mos
beautiful ever published and ar,
handsome enough to go into any
hons. Send US the list of name
and stamps to-day as the editor
is limited. There is no advert IS
ing on any of the engravings. II
sending state whose engraving yoD
desire.
Address, PaSteIotype Co., :;
Duane Street, New York City.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20
specials for Globe

Alexander Bros. have put on a
fast express line between Geronimo
and Globe making the trip all by
daylight. Fast teams, careiui
drivers and easy hacks. No extra
charge. The attention of the ira
Yelling public is called to this popu'
lar enterprise.
ALryANDER Bros. Proprietors.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20

SUPPosING everything is settled
by the Fourth of July, after the
very busy time she's had, Colum-
bia would particularly enjoy it as
a day Of freedom.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20

VARIOUS dates are assigned for
the march on Cuba, but one OF
these days it will be definitely set
tied when "To Morrow is announc.
cd,
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20

CONSIDERING the speed with
which be worked, any march cvm-
posed for Dewey will do him in
justice unless it's galIop or at
least quiekstep.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

The intense itching and smarting Incl.
dent to eczema, letter, salt.rheum, and othef
diseases oftho skin is instantly allayed by
applying ChGmberlain's Eye end Skin
Ointment. Many very bad cGsos have teen
permanently cured by 1t. IL Is equally
efficient for itching piles and favorit0 rem.
eddy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chill.
6lloins, frost bites, and chronic core eyea
For sale by druggists at q cents per box.
Try DIR, Cady's Condition Powders, they
are just what horse needa hen in hsd condi
sSr. Tonic, blood purifier and vsrmifuss.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20

Ir the Philippines are to become
an American colony Dewey can be
looked upon as kind Of early
settler there.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20
nHAS ROBY.
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Stafford, arizona,

Will contract for all kinds C
buildings, from a window serene to
a $4,000 house. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Has worked l3 years at
his trade in Ell Paso, from which
place he brings the highest reco
mendati0ns.
Graham guardian., 1898-05-20

80 acres of fine land near Stafford;
.30 acres oft in alfalfa; good house
and corral; well watered; finest
farm IN the valley for corn. This
farm can be bought for s25.00 per
acre and is a great bargain. Terms
easy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-06-12
The WAR TN THE Philippines
The Natives Had Good Cause TO Victims Of the
RapaCity Of Their Spanish Masters They Had Been
Harried by Corrupt Officials and Clergy.

Tia primary cause Of the rebellion
which has existed in the Philippines
since July, 1886. was the corruption
ana insatiable greed OF Spanish on
eials, leading them to extremes Of tax
alton and persecution In order to en-
rich themselves The first cry OF the
revolutionists was Down with the tax
O." which soon was changed to Down
with the clergy" and finally to
taxes" which soon was changed to
Down with the Spanish" The gov
ernment and ecclesiastical authorities
were Joined in an unholy alliance to
wiring profit from the misery Of the na-
tives. The richer class is made up Of
foreigners. Germans. Chinese, English
men, and few Americans, who, exact
ing = greater tribute from the native
agriculturists. pay less to the COVER
nor and the host OF greedy -Alcaldes and
minor officials. Briefly, these were the
causes which led 10 insurrection in
Cuba as well as the Philippines. and
which In the end viii rob Spain OF the
two last gems Of her colonial crown.
Wherever there was disaffection It
was encouraged by republicans and
Spanish Carlists, hoping In the end to
serve themselves by weakening the
kingdom.
In the Philippines there is added to
omcial corruption the shocking i'm
morality Of the European clergy, be-
longing to all known monastic orders,
who encourage abuses OF governmental
authorities that they may gain i'm
munity from an interference in their
nefarious business. Year by year the
taxes have been increased and have as
sumed proportions out OF all reasonable
relation to the yield of rice fields and
sugar plantations. The people pro-
tested feebly against new impositions,
but as opposition to the government
increased the rigor Of the rule grew,
and hundreds OF men and women were
deported without trial to the penal col
onies of the Caroline and Marianne
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-06-12
Upa churrh-st..ns..

Two riggers IN a Western city a few
years ago performed a feat that for
daring and steadiness OF nerve canals
anything on record. says the Phlla-
dolphin Times Repairs were neees-
sary at the top OF a very high church
steeple. There was no way to reach
the spot from the inside. and the rig
gers procured a number OF light lad
ders. and lashed them, one above tho
other. TO the outside OF the steeple. The
topmost ladder. however. was not hIRh
enough TO enable them to reach the de-
sired Epot. and as the upper part OF
the steeple was too small 10 pernnit
the proper lashing to Il OF q ladder.
q daring expedient was resorted To
One OF the men. carrying a pot OF melt
ed solder. climbed from one ladder 10
another until be had reached the last
one. and then. bracing himself he
raised an extra ladder that the other
.isser had brought up In his hand. ana
leaned II against the steeple. Then
the man below grasped thls ladder ana
held IL steady while the man ahoTe
mounted IL to the point where hi. 80,
was TO be done. he began the work Al
once. and all promised well TN sudden
" he jostied the solder pot. and an.
merry stun ran out and fen over the
nands OF tne man who Was holding the
adder But the brave fellow dId not
move With presence OF mind ana
courage worthy OF a monument n.
maintained a Arm hold Of the l.d6.-
untll MS COMPANION could come down
from his perilous perch.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-06-12
RECENT INVENTIONS.

A new clothes wringer has the und.,
.onss mace With spiral grooves which
run toward the center ana draw an.
elotnes away from the ends OF the role,
bearinga. - eA'
rresrms can Be discharged mora AZ.
s1IAiy oy a new arm rest. which ~.
.uaps passing over the shoulderr ~
..oana ~ ne oedy 70 carry a horisongaI
80. .s...s l, en NAlea he riEht arm roslr
SR ekep-y - lFiaS tls a.