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FOR RENT-MISCELL

TO LET-For truck garden purposes. several blocks
of good ground: house and stable: in 4 sub
division near city; long lease il desired apply at
once. TYPEWRITER AGENCY Gil 9Th St NV.
Oh23- -tf-cm
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-We viii sell you a nice lot on the
Great Falls Electric Railway; 25xl25; for $50;
payable $40 cash. balance 81 weekly; will double
your money within years: interest or taxes
until paid for. CLARK BROS, eN d Ut. nv.
mhs- -lmo-em
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FOR RENT T-uxFURNIsHEp Rooms

! rop prSr ti.,, A., st5 ,,h
or light business; Other rooms above. Ar.
THUR L. III. MIDDLETON, 5l5 18th st. NV.
apz-St-e"
FOX hENfIS uniuFnlshed rooms; "a iiom; a. m
l. go,h he'ghporhood. i'f 81 ne.
ap2-Sttm
r"n Ifn a,a ,iir,i snr az anS en-, ~ di.s,
-; 1ua 80 uth - ,,,, ~ - DS , >, - - y
i"e' iii' INA D. "" at'- "' e"i
FOR RENT ! nfurnished, 3 rooms suitable Tor
29tb and ra, ave. - Item
90, n,,>-r s;.,., -. III, -.
FOX ktNi-4 uniuthshei rooms. WIN gaS; en-
children. 90s 10th st. nv a?2-St-cm
uuD pr>.T ~ o,oa d, ,,,o ,o. IT,, 80 ,,,,r
rVh hhN No Z4po "a ave. NV thiee oI l01ir 1I
for light housekeeping; large porch in rear; with
neat gas ana hath, at summer prices apZ"t
,e,- "I,i, rear ana gas e." ." Sai'e "
,,,,,, r,.,-.s n, 4 40 =
r'I M nge.'nu noe = b'r ''o.'.' ill., l'd
S.. w" , ri,lhs G,,. s'I IN ~ u"
veranda; cheerful; a. m. j.; no other roomors.
2oi 10Th St Sc apl-"t
FOR RENT-S unf,Irnishea roans for Iigff house
keeping: no children. 5ll Mass ave. ne.
Tfl-%-cm
ron Rl,ST -'rSo Isyre arnfaruis,,cJ cnn,n,Ipi.
eating Toonts; sec0ndefo5; suitable for den
tist or physician. Apply JOHN VI. KROUS. 1ji0
1th Il. ny. apl-N
FOR RENT -nfurnished. two large second tory
rooms for Light hou.ekceI5ng: heat and ga
2I43 l. 81 -lzs--apl-H
= -----------
front room; reason,kle rfnt. ij9s Kingnan
Place apI,9t
FOR RENT Second floor. two communicating
unfurnishcd rooms. the front with b,y wju,Int1
ana tie BACK win a Fcfanda; cheerful; u III. l..
II" "'her i"o"ieIs. zoi lOth ST So apl-"
Fop prNT ,,o "a a , =, -.,
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HELP wANTED-MsLE:.

WANTED -Qu,k, - colored Young man; ex-
perienUed ri1fsF; ter a Iuivtte boarding
housc. SO q 81 NV. it-em
NANTF'' Norg Hsn; cali Sel, ami II a m
ROOM -, Narder bldg, 9th sni ~. it-tsi
WANTED -Uolored errand boy: snau pay; must
D. truthful and absolutely reiis'i!e BIT
REKA VI REAL, 604 9th nv. H-'m
WANTED Insurance solicitor FOR eoraInen,,. .l,-
drenfs and provident dep'- NhN&nEi Llth'
ms co, l4l1 y st. ''--v'-si"
NNNTTD-N -Noodchoppers, with terr~ cu'l Ipi
I ~ NV. $p-'''-e'"
WANTED Young man to ASST, n harTuoia. it'i
~ - re. '''"
MANTFD-I hustling Young men; good -, 70
thc right parties Apply between and 80
A. NJ Saturday. or Monday 10 3. n !. (
HANDY, 1881 18th st. nw. Item
MNNTED-A smart student VIA understands
waiting table. Cail al once ~ l-'h Il.
NV. f"
NNNrED-TyFo statesmen: sslaIicd po-ition Call
after today. EACHANDE Isl kEA'. 30"
l%,h Il.
WANTED Travelling men in every Stsrr g. a.
tah ish agents. Address. with stamp, NtN ia
SINE CO.. Webster City. Iowa.
WANTED A Rrst-,lass barle,; steady cirlr,o,-
ucnt: bring tools. 5o5 G st. NV. Il
WANTED At once, coo able bodied iii.;, TO
give rs their wagon repairing and rrpainJing.
FLYNN a BLot NJ, 2l lth ST sw. IL
ANlED Nomg white man u a--l-i "a bars
ruicrcnoes required. $50 2Gth 81. NV
WANTED Good meat cutter To h,'p o.i oatur-
daN. Apply SHAFfER'S MARKET. AZ II.
NV. II
WANTED -Paporhangc5s Apply 10 WILLIAM f.
Noi1E. O5 llth Il. NV.
MANTED-N once. Drummoud's Tobacco tin
tag-; will pay 25c per hundred N 63s ID 81.
NV. Apl-5t-em
WANTED -Tirec white harbcrs. steady worz. Ap-
ply SIS Pa. ave. NV. apld
WANTED Cooks walters. bell aud elevator
boys; help Of any kind; Nith references
81 RGESS'S HOTEL AGENCY. 502 Iath st. NV.
sPl-3t
NANTED-A good shoemaker and reparer At l7;9
PA. ave sIlSt
WtNTED-A reliable and honest haracrprr: state
experience and references; pe'inal- az cn-lSt-
mcnt viii be offered to fllfnE ahov" re'fufrr-
menIs. Address IMMEDIATE. t.iis Office. apl-@i
WANTED saIesmcn on good Iil-ral terms al
once; bring references. ROBB TAhLVR
Room g. NcGiiI Bldg mhal-Si ern
WANTED Good bread baker at 81 Ioth
inl5'-3t-cm
WANTED Cooks. walters. boys, drivers, laborers,
Iortrr>. stablemeu, Watclmsu. d,s1Wa-hcrS
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. ~ llth ST. NV.
nail i-3t
WANTED Fir,t-class coatmaAyI 10 make ladies
va5t- outside. VICTOR NAN>BRlnGE 1916
g -. ms. mA5l-St
WANTED solicitors for gilt edged investment
Proposition: compensation, 50 and Up per
wscE, according Ia ability. Su ir.>-, giving hlsl-
ueSs experience, u amy, G. NJ. D., thS Cfhcc-
ml-gf
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FOR SALE-HOE SES.

FOR SALE Handsome house: Lincoln ave. ne !.
price too low % publish; easy terms; see own
er. so II St Ne. spsImO-em
FOR SALE On account Of leaving citr viii sell
my house: northeast half block from cable
ears; cheap TO quick buyer. QUICK, thi, office.
aps-3t-em
FOR SALE-A bargain: 1853 Md. ave ne; 7
rooms. bath, concrete cellar. furnace: q. ~. l.
lot. IsXS0 alley: don't fail to see il before YOU
buy; price, $500; easy terms ape Stem
FOR sALE-N St NV, between sd and I'D:
house; rooms: H. j.; large lot; hue neigh
borhood large residehees on all side: owner away
and must be =pld. S1 80; any reasonable offer
considered. G. BOYER & son. PA 9Th =. syv.
ap2t
FOR SALE New house: rooms: cellar. Istrybe-
five minutes from X. r.; bargain al :. aDJ.
reduced nom S2,aO. MRS. CLAYTON, Hvatts-
Vile. apg-it
FOR SALE $40. choice location. rlon.,. a.
m. i.; easy terms. Inquire ~ y. G. ave. Sc
sPIft-ehi
FOR SALE-To whites onIy-0wn your own home
BY paying So cash and $40 per month Il
can be accomplished and you won't mis- the
money, nearly new and nnely pdprred 2-st1ry
frame. with about loo feet u ground fine park
ing; large porch; hydrant water at kitchen door;
stable. 30-fOot alley within sIusrp~ elec-
tric ear line: east of Lincoln PARK IN an IrpFov-
ing section Of city. price. sl,42J, title perfect.
q. VI BRYANT. Owner, Warder Building. 9th and
, st. apl-Jt-sm
FOR SALE-6-room brick house water and yas:
bargain. only 81. .9eO. owner leaving the
city Call for fuli particulars at S:1 10Th 81 se.
spI-St
FOR SALE Cheapest property in city: rooms:
brick; IN. l.; lot IsXIOo: squares from Cap
itol: only 8. 100; former price, S4.5oo. G.
BOYER SON I'll 9Th 81. sN- mH5l-r
rooms and ba.h; so %; key l0iJ 2. cap. 81
mh3s-1w-em
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Cheap. VERY large stable room for 10
horses; large wagon ward snd she'd. - ST. NV.
b. r. SAL l.. 18th and L sts. NV. mh3l-3t-em
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w wANTED-HOISES.

WANTED desire 10 purchase direct from owner
nice Groom house; prefer no basement; good
cash payment Address BOX l0l, this Office.
sp2-3t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

RIDERS ATTENTIONl-By order Of df rent
storage houses represent, l am Offering
high-grade bicycles at the greatest slsughtering
prices of the year; new and slightly used, no
reasonable offer will be refused. NEW YORK
CYCLE CO., f3i 9th St. NV. mhs9-st
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TABLE BOARD.
FOR RENr-sToRE & DWELLING

FOR RENT-Store and dwelling; 6 rooms; 529 1th
Sc, Sl650; 4. 6 and s-room houses at 50 to $50;
JOHN F. D0NoHOE, 30s East Capitol ST.
ap2-3t-em
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RAILRuALH
RAILRtJADs.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B s-REErA
$50 A. n. usek d4ys--PFTIsBURC ExPSEss-
rHIor and Dining Cars HarrIsbur. to PitsS
io:ss 4 NJ PESssYLyAyf, LntrrEp-P.n.
man sleeping: Dinlng. Smoking and olses-
tston Cars. Harrisburg to Chicago Cincin.
Tasa Tafi. indianapolis. 81 louis Cleveland saJ
ioieoo Buffet ParlOs CgT 10 Hsrrisi,,;rx
ie;bo A. ". FAST LTNE-PI!lrnan Buffet P.Si,,
SL 49,. . harrisburg Budet ParIor Car. H1r-
go p H.. CHICAGO AND ST LOrfs TX
pcess1seepinH Car Washington 10 St LOUIS
sno creeping and Dining Cars Hsrri sil,lr. 70
Ss,s' LOUIS Nashville (via CincinnatD and
1:D p. NJ wEsTERS EXPRESS Psin,.
oelstping Car to Pittsbarg, Chicago ard Har-
I'D = " SOUTH WESTERN EXPRESS Pill
man Sleeping Cars. Warrington to Pittsburg
mo; mo harrisburg to St Louis and CincinaAtL
1910 p 81 PACIFIC EXPRESS PuI,mar Sleep
ing Car to PittsburE
@' - h nor Name. CanandaiRua Rochester an1
,o.o oiaezra Fails daily, except sunday
'V''S =; d. for ElmirI and Remove daily excep.
I'm 1nosy p FOR Nilliamsport daily, $40 P. e.
Buffalo. ard Niagars Falls. da:iy, except
s,sIily. ssatsariday. With Sleeping Car. Washington 70
"'l0 b. for Erie. Cananda.gua. Rochester.
Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily PuilYuaa
nIeeplng Car Washington to Rochester Sat.
fo' fhiladeiDhia. New York aud ths
East.
40 p. ". CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED"
daily. all ParIor Cars. with Dining Car from
baltimore Regular at 100 Dining Carr.
~ s;0. 1000 Dining Carr. and n;Oa
is4s i'f s1s s1i .fo t0" syo mI5sSn' Is5S and ;j h
r. ~ On Sunday. 700 Dining Car). s.O0.
s;o. II 60 Dining Car from wilmingtoHl 4
NJ For Philadelphia only fast ez2ress.
I-o A. NJ, week days. Exyress. l2:I5 P. n.
ssss se.so. d'y; y',,a9 a;Sl ,na $40 4sly 2,
Fer BsltimOTe as. 7.oG, 80. 500 o:Oo. 1000.
soi sis 40 s.O6 y imissdo. iss ~ 40. 2 1ss 81
e;fo. o:Iss $50, 7:20. 1000. 10.4O. HIS and
rs n;e p NJ On sunday. 700. 500, 30
s;l5. S;40. 4:0J OiDited), 40, $50. 6:I5,
20 7;:o. Io:Oo. 10 20 and 1l:50 P. II.
fof Popes Greek Line. 80 A NJ and 4:Ss 2.
f0f . Annapolis q TOO. 200 A. NJ. 4:21 and SO
r. " daily. except sunday sundays. 80
Atlantic Coast Line-''Florida Special 70.
Jacksonville ard st Augustine. 6:20
p week says. Express for Florida and
points or Atlantic COss. Line 40 A. A..
34s p NJ. daily; Richmond only. IO-55 A
NJ. weck-days; Atlanta Special. via RIch-
mond and seabosrd Air Line. 40 P n.
daily; Accommodation for QlanticO. 7:g5 4
M, daily. and 4.25 P. n. week -dayA
seashore Connections
For Atlantic City (vil Delaware Bridge. aH-raa
T0utell 3-lJ and II 20 r. " daily, via Market
street Wharf. 1000 and n 90 4. ", l2-k5
p. ", week days. and II - 2. VI d8ily.
Eor Cape May, HOO A N. week days; II 80 P.
NJ, daily.
Ticket Offices corner Fifteenth and G streets
rnd at the station, Sixth and streets where
orders BE LETT for the checking % BAG
gage 20 destination from hotels and residences
J. B. HUTCHINSON General Manager.
J. r. WOOD. General PssseBger Agent
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ron SALE on Ex6HtNGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHkNGE-s finest lots in y.
Laurel Md sire 55xIf5 each. Wili exchangv
for eottaxr or lof- "a Colonisl hrscis Va Ban
NARD BROS. .zii spruce a ulh1l 80 ein
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" wANTEn-ROOMS.

WANTED-Flst; four rooms and bath. Address
BOX s. this office 1t
WANTED-For settled working white lady with
out a home relatives, one on two small
furnished rooms at her own price. Address A.
b., this Office. ap2-3t
WANTED-Today, by gentleman, furnished room;
not exceeding 81 monthly: no questions. Ad-
dress BOX g. this office. 1t
wANTED-Room and board IN northeast east of
9Th St: must be cheap Address II. f. r.
this Office. anI-3t
NANTED-By young lady; furnished second floor
front room with privileges; will pay ST per
month; summer price. Address J. A. b.. this
Office. mh3l -3t
If YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENTED SEE
ME-Msny desirable applicants daily: light
housekeeping rooms in demand; moderate charge
when tenant secured. II. J. STALEY IS At
lsntic Building. mhil-lmo
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FOR HIRE .

FOR HIRE-HOrSes buggies and dIyt0ns; SID
and 81 per day. 20 drummers and business
men PRESTON'S STABLES, sth and l sts. nw.'
phone 9172. mii-' "
DRESS SUITS for nlse - GARNER'S. TN and
M sta nOiG-1
FOR nIRE-FuI dress suitS 81 only JULlUS
COHEN. IlO4 9TH ST. NV. nol0u-em
FOR HIRE-To drummers and business men,
horse and buggy dayton. - per DAY. and
tpeciai prices for pleasure driving. Apply N hs
REX STABLES. rear sl5 a. NV. telePnons
call los. eDOu
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FOR SALE OR RENT 5-Toom house, stables and
20 acres Of land: sl2 per month: two Groom
cottages, barn and one acre each $40 per month;
new l4-room house, large barn and chicken house.
s2j per month; call send stamp for list and map
showing country around Washington for p miles;
free; JAMES F.. CLEMENTS, 1921 + st. NV.
mh30 st EN-
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Visitors to ChambeTlln's new motel ms
. Hygeia" and Virginia Beach viii hnd TINS
most attractive route, insusing CON-
. Portable nights rest
Large and luxurious rooms, heated oy
- steam and httCd throughout with eiee-
. tric lights. Dining room service IS "a
- carte, and is supplied from the best Ihat
- the markets Ct Washington and NoriolS
- afford.
- Tickets on sac at q. S. Express ofhce.
. s17 Pennsylyani4 avenue. SIS, 6is. l42i
. Pennsylvania avenue. b. & o. ticket ONCE
- corner 18th street and New York avenue
. and on board steamers, where time table.
. map, etc. can aljO be had.
. Any other inf rrnation desired VIII oe
- furnished apliCstiOn to the undersi1neu
. at the company's chart loot II Tth street.
. Washington. ID c. Telephone No. I50.
JNO. CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO
STEAMBOATS,.

Every day in the year for Fortress Mon-
20 roe. SOriois, Newport News and al P'lhi'
So,,,b bv the superb. powerful, steel paE
- ace steamers, Newport News. "NoFfoik
and .sW aJhing ton" on the following sched
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" ANTEB Travelling men in every Ntft' a. ,z-
tah ish agents Address. with stamp No' ia
SINE CO. Webster City. Iowa. 1;
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WANTED A first-tlass harber; steady crupto,-
rilcnt: bring tools. 5oj 6 st. NV. Il
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WANTED statesmen: sslaIicd pa-I,ion al
lSih II. II
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" ANTED- At once, coo able bodied is.;, 10
give rs their wagon repairing ani rr,alntinay.
FLYNN A RLol NJ, 2l lth 81. -W IL
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WANTED smart student VIA understands
waiting table. CAL al once ~ i-'h -.
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MANTED-A once, DTummpUdS Tobacco tin
tag. will pay 25c per hundred Al 65' ID ST.
NV. apl 81 en-
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HOUSES FOR RENT AND SALE.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS F. WAGGAhAN. OH ST. wv.
TliREE-ST0RY BRICK AND FRAME lIOUsfS
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NANTED-A position in drug store by graduate
registered in pharmacy; twelve wears prac
tiosl experience. Address NENTH0L, this office
ap2-@t
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ANlED Young white man u a--i-i IN bar
references required $50 3lth 81. Hy- II
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" kNTED-A reliable and honest hararePrr; state
experience and references; pe.inan az cIl- age
mrut will be offered to one fllruE ahov" r"'fu1rr-
mems Ati,lreSs ININEDi ATE tlsiS Office. apl-2t
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WANTED Three Young ladies for naus,1Im. at
S'uunor resort. experience unnecessary. Al
Dr. ZEpHA. TINS office. JP2-5t
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FOR SALE-HInd-0rne house Lincoln ave ne
price too low 20 publish; easy terms; own
CT. 30 VI Il. Ne. sD5- ime-em
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" ANTFD-l hustling Young mon; t"'''I 20 20
the right parties. Apply between ana 50
p ~. saturday. Monday 10 q. n J. (
HANDY 1881 18th Il. INV. Item
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NANTED-At once: ; class coat hands Ap-
pl, ". &. MOTIF. Oh ia. ave. NV. mh3l-3t
WANTED Immediately: chambermaid SIS: cook
$50: nurse. mattresses. general house workers;
good wages. 60i jth 4. NV, Basement mh5l-3t
WANTED 4 lady to Do tailoring work Apply
st iiS Ia. ave NV, y. STEIN mh.D-6t
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wANTED-Hy a neat white girl. place as light
lsosRF worker, or naTsr- IL =. Gus ''hit ST
n.y. apSSt
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-07
OREGON IS REPUBLICAN
GEER ELECTED GOVERNOR By
ABOUT 5000 PLURALITY.
h Republicans Also Garry the First
Congressional District-The Second
is In Doubt-Returns Are Slow.

Portland. Ore. June e.-The state cleo
ton to-day resulted in a victory for the
entire republican state ticket. II. T.
Geer. republican. for governor. will hav e
a plurality Of at least 5000. and II may be
larger. The republicans nave elected a
majority Of the legislature, which will
insure the election of a republican United
States senator to fill the vacancy now ex-
listing from this state. NJ. A. Moody is
elected congressman from the Second
district, and the Indications are that T.
II. Tongue will be reelected from the
First district.
At 1:30 Chairman G. A. Steel of the re-
publican state central committee gave out
the following:
The republicans have carried the state
by at least 5000 majority, the county and
city ticket i'm Portland. certainly the Sec
ond congressional district and probably
the First. though the returns are slow
from the First district and a positive an
nouncement cannot be made"
Thu Oregonian will say tomorrow:
THE republicans claim that they have
carried Oregon by not less than 5000 ma
jority. This result has been gained on a
platform distinctly declaring for a gold
standard and against free coinage of sill
yer. At Portland the republicans have
elected the mayor and claim the whole
legislative ticket"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-07

Maine. Payne. rep, N. T.. and Bailey,
dem. Tex. as conferees.
The senate bill to revise and perfect
the classification of letters patent and
printed publications in the patent Of
hce was considered under suspension
of the rules. 1t provoked quite a de-
bate, but was finally passed. 154-1os.
The election contest cases OF Joseph
Gain and Armand Roman VS.. Adolph
Meyer, from the First Louisiana dis
trict were disposed Of by the adoption
OF the committee resolutions called up
by Mr.. Olmstead, rep, Pa. declaring
that neither contestant was elected. A
bill granting right OF way through the
Colville Indian reservation to III ket-
tie River railway was passed.
Under suspension of the rules the
bill. ratifying an agreement be-
tween the Dawes commission and the
Seminole Indians. providing for the al
lotment of the latter's lands. was
passed. A bill OF POI pages. providing
a code OF criminal laws and procedure
Alaska was called up, but Its read
ing was interrupted by a motion to ad-
journ. made by Mr.. Sherman, rep. N.
Y, which prevailed, Ind at 1874 p. m.
the house adjourned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-07
IN THE SENATE.
Little Accomplished After Passing the
Urgency Deficiency Bin.

Little Accomplished After Passing the
Urgency Deficiency hin.
Washington. June 6.-Beyond the pas
sage of the urgent deficiency bill, made
necessary by the war with Spain. the
senate accomplished little to-day. The de-
flciency measure carries appropriations
for the war and navy Establishments ag-
gregating 81, 745. 900. These appropriations
are in addition to the amounts to be car
ried by the general deficiency bill.
During the greater part of the session
the measure providing for the taking of
the 18th and subsequent censuses was
under consideration, but no progress was
made toward its completion.
At the beginning OF to-day's session of
the senate Mr.. Hale. rep., Maine, reported
from the appropriations the
urgent deficiency bill and II was passed.
The bill as passed ~appropriates 81. 745,0 900
for the war and navy departments.
Mr.. Allison presented a partial report
from the conferees upon the sundry civil
bill. The partial report was agreed to.
The senate insisted upon it's amendment
yet in disagreement and asked for further
conference.
Mr.. Carter. rep, Montana. reported
from the military affairs committee a bill
authorizing the president in his discre-
ton TO waive the one-year suspension
from promotion and TO order a re-exami-
nation of the officers OF the army In GER
tain cases, and II was passed.
Mr.. Pettigrew. sill. rep. g.. D.. OF the In
dian affairs committee, called up the bill
for the protection of the people of the
Indian territory. The bill was under dis
cussion until 2 o'clock. when II was dis
placed by the unfinished business, the bill
to provide for the taking of the 18th and
subsequent censuses.
Mr.. Carter. chairman OF the census
committee. made an extended statement
annaErptnu flaA ahtgAt of TIA ktI nal fhn
need of its enactment into law at as early
a date as practicable.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Carriers state
ment. Mr.. Cockrell. dem. No.. roposed
amendment to the bill that officials OF Che
census should enter upon their duties Jan.
!, 1899. He also offered IN amendment
providing that the minor employees of the
census ONCE should be appointed by the
secretary of the interior instead Of by the
director of the census. Pending action
upon the amendments the senate at 40
p. m. went into executive session and
soon afterwards adjourned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-07

TO the city jaf. where they were all lock-
ed up pending the arrival of the prose-
cutting attorney from Bowling Green. the
county seat. When these officers arrived
to-day they found that Curtis and Sam
Young had been taken from the jail n
hanged to q tree. IL Is feared
that the two other men will suffer the
same fate.
The town IN all excitement. Crowds Of
people from all parts Of the surrounding
country are coming in to see and learn OF
the Iynchfng. Citizens armed with shot
guns are on guard to prevent any further
rioting and the sheriff and his deputies
have Is more negroes In custody. They
are suspected Of completely in the shoot
ing and are being held to await the result
OF the inquest. which will come on short
~. The two negroes who were lynched
were cut down to-day and buried In the
city cemetery.
There is so much excitement that IL 10
almost impossible to get a connected story
OF the lynching. Late at night a mob of
200 men,. heavily armed. marched to the
jail and demanded that the sheriff give
up his keys. The sheriff. who was on
guard with q number of deputies, pleaded
with the mob to leave his prisoners. IL
was useless, however. as those assembled
about the jail were frenzied. They pointed
their guns at the sherin's head, saying,
We want those men," The sheriff was
forced to give up the keys and the mob
entered the jail. picking out the two
Young brothers. on whom they wreaked
groes to a tree the mob dispersed, but IL
is feared that they may make an attempt
to get the other men.
Clarksville Is q river town Of several
thousand Inhabitants in Pike county,
about 90 miles north Of st. Louis.