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The morning news., 1899-04-21
ADvIcEs FROM AUSTRALIA.
QueensIand's ElectiOns-Trying to
stop Child Labor.

stop Child Labor.
Vancouver, B. G.. April 20.-The steamer
Aorangi arrived tonight from Australia
via Suva, Fiji and Honolulu. She brings
Australian advices from March %.
At the recent elections in Queensland,
Premier Dickson's party was triumphant,
the labor and opposition parties being
practically wiped out of existence. Dick
son favored Queensland joining the feder-
alton.
AZ a meeting of the women's political
crusade at Melbourne recently, sensa-
tionaI statements were made relative TO
child labor in suburban factories. Girls
and boys, it was stated, under IA years
and even under 10 years, were employed
at machinery, and 1t was no uncommon
thing to meet with children who had lost
their fingers. When the inspector visited
the factories it was usual to hide thc
smaller children,
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CHOICE BETWEEN TWO SITES.
Chance That the One offered by the
Central VIII BE Taken.

Central VIII DC TnI<en.
Washington, April 20.-Attorney General
Griggs to-day returned from Atlanta,
where he has been to examine the sites
offered by the city for the new national
prison for which Congress appropriated
$6l5,OOO.
The choice lies between what are known
as the Georgia Central and Dickey sites.
The latter is considered the most desira-
BILE, but ii is the more expensive and the
Attorney General does not feel like sad
ding the city OF Atlanta with too much
expense.
To-day he wrote letter to the owners Of
the Dickey site asking for a specific prop
osition, and If il is not satisfactory the
Georgia Central site will be selected.
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Two kIlIed In nn IsHpIosIon.

Norfolk, Va. April pa boiler expos
ion occurred az dlstilery occupied by y.
r. Renfrow, near Woodland. ". O.. to-
day. killing Thomas Jones' the United
States gauger, ana "a young man named
Charles p. Odom No particulars eau De
SbtgiBcd tonight.
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HAD TOO MANY FIRE LOSSES.
Alabama state Mutual Now I'm IA Re-
eeiver's Hands.

Admission, Ala. April 2o-The Alabama
State Mutual Assurance Company, fire
insurance organization with headquarters
In this city, was placed In the hands of a
receiver to-day. The company has suf-
fered recently from heavy fire losses 1t
was one Of the largest insurance compan-
les of the kind in the South.
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LAW WILL BE CARRIED OUT.
south Carolina Counties Must Stop
LynehIng or Pay for II.

Columbia. =. c., April s0.--The state su-
prcme Court tonight filed decision which
means that the law against lynching wiii
be strictly carried out, especially that
clause which provides that the estate Of
county IN which he resided. The decision
WAS fled By Justice Eugene y. Gary, the
other three members of the supreme bench
oOncurrinB
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EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENSE.
Man in Black Seen just After the
Shooting of saxtOn.

Canton, o., April 20.-The defense for
Mrs. George to-day put on the stand a
witness who testified that she saw a man
in long black macintosh and cape,
wearing a white sailor hat, passing her
home, which Is on one of the routes from
the Althouse home to the center Of the
city, soon after the shooting Of Saxton.
This evidence was intended 70 corrobor-
ate a witness who testified yesterday that
a "man in BLACK" was seen approaching
the Althouse home.
Newton George, the 17-year-old son of
the accused. testified as to the intimate
relations between his mother and saxton.
Quite a MEMBER Of court records were
introduced IN evidence. The defense has
nearly concluded its case.
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POSTAL TREATY ARRANGED.
believed That n VIII Promote Trade
.rlaA Venezuela

washington April 20-After several
conferences with the minister from Yen-
ezueia. the United States postoiiiee off,
cials have entered into an agreement for a
parcel post treaty with Venezuela. Many
years have been spent IN negotiating this
treaty. nnd u D. hoped that IL win assist
in promoting ceInmeree With that coun-
try.
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CHARITIES OF THE HIRsCHs.
"er Vast Fortune 800, ,OOO, 900
VIII Go to institutions.

VIII Go to Institutions.
'enha' April 2O.-The Neue Freie Presse
?, -''''S mat the estate left by the the late
'''''ess Maurice de Hirsch de Geru,h,
o', o Co1ed "ed April l, has been valued at i25.
II, e, ol which f20,OO0,00O will be expended
ed & S'ns on the various charities found
.r1o ips tered by the Baron and Baroness.
,s',".. i,lltsch institution in New York re-
oro-,5Ii--tio i-io'vO and the institute at Montreal
''9-'eAtn OF that amount.
The morning news., 1899-04-21

New Orleans, April pa. w. May. OF
ihe arm Of Hichardron 4 May. leading cot-
ION planters and factors dled tonight
AEcd &c years,
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secretary Aiger WIN UnquestionabIy
Hemain Ia Cabinet.

washington. April 9o.-A positive denial
4 given. from an undoubted source to The
reports that q change ia contemplated IN
the cabinet Of President mckinley ~ iDe
retirement Of Secretary Algef
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t.' lAn' April 2o-The Nueste Nachrlch-
la. ss lhe raw sugar and sugar reGn-
of ., ' arcs have approved ihe terms
sugar ior home oonsumption.
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NEW ExTRADITIoN TREATY.
MOrphy Expected to Give Names of
His Associates.

City of Mexico, April 20.-The Senate to-
day unanimously adopted the new extra
dition treaty with the United States.
The case of Santiago Morphy, charged
with embezzlng $4,000 from the National
Bank OF Mexico, is likely to be in some
sense sensational in its developments, and
it is expected he viii disclose the names
OF his accomplices. He is vigorously incom-
municado in Balem prison.
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men for the hospital corps. Both the
transports are heavily laden with feed pro-
visions and ammunition for the army and
navy.
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TO BRING REINA MERCEDES.
WrecISing steamer Rescue Ordered
20 Go to Santiago.

New York, April 20.-The new wrecxing
steamer Rescue, Of the Merritt-Chapman
wrecking Company, Is being fitted out
here for a trip 10 Santiago de Cuba. She
is the largest wrecking vessel ahoat, and
has received orders 10 sail on May Is The
Rescue Is going to Santiago TO tow the
raised Spanish cruiser Reina Mercedes OF
Admiral Cervera's feet 10 Norfolk.
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Treated Like an Animal

Columbus, Ohio, April H. Ira Marlatt,
long since known all over the country as
the "Prison Demon" of the Ohio Peni-
Tertiary, is again confined TO the steel
cage made expressly for him several
years ago. He is on one of his periodical
and it is considered dangerous
to get neal him. He is known to be in
possession of several of his famous
''stickers,' and it would be folly under
the circumstances for any one to APP
proach him.
He threatened to kill the warden and
the deputy on sight. Deputy Warden
Dawson says he does not propose to Or
der any one to go into his cell or to, nave
any more to do with him than can be
done from the outside. When the cell
gets dirty the hose will be turned in on
the prisoner and cell floor alike, and he
will be merely unnoticed until he agrees
to give up his weapons n conform to
the rules OF the prison.
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Policemen witnessed n Murder

Macon, Ca, April 12.-Charles Burge,
a well-known local plumber, stabbed Gus
Tidwell, a butcher, to death this morning
inside the doorway of the city hall, in the
presence of 20 policemen, - fremen and
q number of citizens. For some Tidwell
aged 35 and married., had been paying at
tention to the pretty eighteen-year-old
sister of Burge. Tidwell's wife warned
the young lady that he was married, but
her husband still continued his visits to
the house. The men had a fl g'ht over the
matter last night, and this morning were
at the city hall to answer the charge of
disorderly conduct. The quarrel was re-
newed, when Burge drew a large knife
and stabbed Tidwell in the lungs, abdo-
men and heart. His victim died within
20 minutes. None of the policemen could
interfere, but Burge was captured, and
is now in Jail.
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Politics Made a Man Crazy

Chicago, April u. Politics, it is
thought, affected John McNamara's
mind. He has been an active worker in
the Tw~enty-ninth ward, and several
months ago he passed a civil service ex-
street cleaning department, but his notice
never came. He appealed to the demo-
cratic leaders in the Twenty-ninth ward,
but got no satisfaction.
Then the mayoralty election came, and
he worked hard at the polls for his favor
tie candidate. Wednesday he was found
by Patrolman Casey wandering along
South HalSted street.
When brought into the court for the in
sane today his rambling talk showed
thai he imagined he had been working
for the city right along, but for some
reason he could not collect the salary due
him. He was sent to jefferson asylum.
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"Be it known, that I, William McKin-
ley, president of the United States Of
America, have caused the said nven
ton to be made public to the end that
the same, and every article n clause
thereof, may be observed and fulfilled
with good faith by the United States n
the citizens thereof.
I'm witness whereof I have h%ereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States of America to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington,
the 18th day of April, in the year of our
Lord one thousand, eight hundred and
ninety-nine, and of the Independence Of
the United States the n hundred and
twenty-third.
civilian MCKINLEY.
"By the president, JOHN HAY.
"Secretary Of State"
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Challenger For Americas Cup
Being Completed.
HER DIMENSIONS SECRET
Sir Thomas Upton Confident That His
Yacht Will be Successful
This Year.

Boston, April PA dispatch to the
Herald from Courock, Scotland, says:
The work on the Shamrock has advanc-
ed far enough to need the services Of de-
tectives who are now the subject of ridi-
cule for a recent action, as witness the
taking into custody of some actors, sup
posed to be dimension seekers. The
challenger will nave a steel boom 221a
inches in the sings md lis feet long. A
steel mast is also made and this will be
tested on the Clyde in the preliminary
trials when good tests will be made. 1t
may be used in the races, though in case
it is proved too rigid and will not give and
is liable to pull out the chain plates, the
wooden mast will be used. The challeng-
cir will hav a very large sail plan, quite
$4,000 square feet in working sails with
nearly S. feet from deck to hounds Flies
making the hollow spars. The carpenters
have been working our weeks on the hol-
low spars, such as extra catpole, extra
spinnaker poles. There will be duplicate
full sets Of steel spars also made.
Sir Thomas Upton has told the work
men, in case no information leaks out,
that he will make them substantial pres
ents. The Shamrock is building in a
corrugated iron shed and for the last
week has been guarded by detectives both
day and night. Outside the works at the
gate entrance scores of eavesdroppers are
also on guard, some of them being worn
out in t he service The challenger will
not be far off in her dimensions from the
Defender and this is shown by the few
tons difference in the lead ballast which
is in their respective holds. Two suits Of
sails are already made and these will be
tried out on this side.
h steam yacht Erin, which is to con-
voy the Shamrock, will take a large num-
ber of saiimakers and carpenters. Sir
Thomas Upton intends making a big af-
fair of the cup races, for besides friends
who will accompany him from this side,
hundreds of invitations will be sent out
to American friends, who will be his
guests on board one of your large pleas
ure steamers. While in Scotland last year
Sir Thomas ordered a number Of invita-
tions to friends to be present at the
launching. These have been recalled.
The challenger will be launched about
the middle Of May and if reports a re true
she will be blanketed like a derby winner
from keel to deck when She slides down
the ways. Sir Thonas Upton is very con-
fdent of winning. In fact, the rumor here
is that he big yacht, which Watson is
designing for c.. D. Rose is to be built at
or2e SO as to be ready for an early Amer
lean challenger.
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HOndsmen Sued

Lebanon, Ind, April 1.-THE city of
Lebanon today instituted suit against the
bondsmen of eX-City Treasurer G.. T.
Bryan to recover money alleged to have
been embezzled by him while acting as
treasurer. Mr.. Bryan was elected treas
urer in May, 1890, and held office c%ontinu-
ally until the first Monday in September,
1898, having been twice reelected. 1t is
alleged that he embezzled altogether
So, 500, and the city demands judgment
against the bondsmen for $15, 900. The
defendants are J. w. Pinnell and the
heirs of S. S. Daily. deceased, and the
heirs of James Nealis.
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FROM DEWEY

Washington, April 11.-Admiral Dewey
has written to the secretary of the navy
as follows respecting the capabilities of
the Filipinos:
Manila, Feb. 3.-The good effects po-
litically of taking the natives into the
service of the government have not been
lost sight of, and from the first large
numbers of them have been employed at
the Cavite naval station as mechanics
and laboreIs and in manning tugs and
launches I regret to state that the lat
ter experiment has been only a partial
success, as nearly all of the mechanics
and laborers left on the outbreak of hos
Titles between the United States and
the Filipinos and are now believed to be
in the Filipino ranks. / am unable to
state how much of this was due to in
timidation and forcible mpressment into
the army of the so-called Filipino re-
public. but from the statement of some
few who returned and from the fact that
nearly all those who live in the coal
lighters and turrets, that is, under our
immediate protection, have remained, 1t
would appear that intimidation was a
large factor in the disappearance of the
worknen. 1t is we'll known that the
Aguinaldo government is a severe Mill
tary despOtiSm.
".Although under the rule Of the United
States the character of the natives will
certainly improve, a sudden change IS
not to be expected. A few of them might
be employed on transports and vessels
of that kind; indeed, the Filipino quarter
masters who have been serving on the
Nashang and Zafiro since the purchase
of these vessels, have always been salts
factory, but because of their long asso-
citation with Americans and Englishmen
they belong to a class apart from the
great majority"
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MISCELLANEOUS
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

To Charles Colbert and Mary B. Camp
bell, their heirs, personal representatives
and assigns:
You, and each of you. are hereby noti-
fled that the undersigned have expended
during the year 1897 the sum of One
Hundred ($100. OO) dollars, and during the
year 1888 the additional sum of One Hun
dred ($100 .0O dollars, in work, labor and
Improvements upon the Green Copper
lode mining claim, situate in summit
Valley mining district, Silver Bow coun-
ty, Montana, and described in notice Of
location thereof, filed for record in the
Office Of the county clerk and recorder
Of Silver Bow county, Montana, on an
uary 2, 1891, and recorded at Page 113.
Volume u" of Lode Locations, records Of
said county;
That said work, labor snd improve
ments We're performed by the UNDER
signed as the annualr representation of the
said claim. and for the annual work,
labor and improvements required by the
laws of the United States, md particu-
larly by the provisions of Section 1924 of
the Revised Statutes of the United States
and the amendment thereto, approved
January %. 1880, concerning annual labor
upon mining claims. and the aforesaid
amount were actually required to hold
the said lode claim for the periods end
ing respectively on the Slst day of De-
cember, A. D. 1897, and the 31st day Of
December, A. D. 1898.
And you are further notified that IL
within ninety days from the personal
service of this notice upon you or within
ninety days after the publication thereof,
you fail or refuse to contribute your pro-
portion of such expenditure as a CO.
owner, your interest in the said claim
will become the property of the under
signed, who have made the expenditures
as aforesaid and as required by law and
the terms of said section of the Revised
Statutes of the United States.
WILLIAM BURTON,
MARY LAIRD,
HENRY CRANGLE,
NINA b. WITHERSPOON.
Butte, Montana, March 16, A. D. 1899.
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No New Railroad

San Francisco, April 12.-The Examiner
says: R. S. Thornton and Behrend
Joost, principal owners in the West
Shore Railroad company, with Attorney
w. H. H. Hart, deny that they are in any
way in a deal with the Vanderbllts by
which the latter are to have a railroad
by way of Phoebe in Nevada and thence
via Fresno, HOLSTER, Monterey and
Santa Cruz into San Francisco. "A story
to that effect was published yesterday.
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WANTED-FOR THE LIFE
ana achievements of Admiral Dewey"
the greatest naval hero of all ages, by
fion. Murat Halstead, the life long
friend and admirer of the intrepid COM
mander and recently returned from the
~Phlllppines Contains an official history
OF our War with A~guinaldo," with his
Dattie flag, personally presented Nh.
I1alstead by the insurgent chieftain n
reproduced in all the original colors.
Georgeously illustrated with sc pages
superb half tones. Contains SIG pages;
SIZE 'X1O; 4 maps in colors; only 81 so.
Outhts free and ready this week. Ad-
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Chicago.
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WANT ADVS
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office.
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Collier Brutus Sails

San Francisco, April 12.-The collier
Brutus has sailed for Guam, Ladrone
islands. She carried 1850 tons of coal
and on deck were a Jersey bull and three
COWS.
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HENRY JARVIS WHITE FORMERLY
OF CHICO, Cal, wanted to write his
Alma at 81 Golf street, Au-
burn. Me.
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MT.

WANTED-MEN TO LEARN BARBER
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presented. Positions guaranteed. Write
To-Day for catalogue. Moler Barber Col
lege, Minneapolis.
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MONTANA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
viii furnish help of all kinds. Room 5
Ii W. Broadway, Butte.
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NEWLY PAPERED MODERN HOUSE,
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east of Arizona.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

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FOR RENT

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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LCAN-$1OO, GOO TO LOAN
on real estate security. 1 can furnish
any amount desired, at the very owest
rate Of interest. W. H Winters, OWs-
ley block.
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ROOM AND BOARD

THE PARKER HOUSE IS THE ONLY
first-class board and rooning house
on East Park street. Our rates are $2S
per month. We treat all alike. Right
on the car line. 627 East Park street.
Mrs. Ida J. Parker, prop.
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FOR SALE-DESIRABLE LOT WEST
side s575. Easy payments. Butte Land
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dent, 10 w. Granite.
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NEW FINANCIAL BILL.

New York. July fs--The Republican
members Of the Senate financial commit
ten met at Manhattan beach todsy to re-
sumo consideration Of the new currency
bill, which is TO te made party ineasurs
in Congress. There were present sienatork
A ldrioh, Allison. Burrows Platt OF New
York and Platt Of Connections.
Secretary Gage was with the Senators
this morning. The conference was begun
at half past ten In one of tbs private
parlors OF the Oriental Hotel. At half
would ssy nothing about the conference
kept that 1t was private and Informal
discussion OF the "details Of the proposed
bill. lie said that he was going directly
to Washington. An hour later the Sena-
tors adjourned for lunch. None would
tell what details had been under Discus
sim
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SIX YEARS FOR VALENTINE
Perth Amboy Defauiter Given Light
Sentence.

New York, July fs.-Georgc NJ. VAL
entine cashier of the suspended Middle
sex County bank at Perth Amboy N. j.,
was sentenced in the Middlssex County
court by Judge Woodbridge Storm to sir
years in the New Jersey penitsntiary at
Trenton, on the charge OF larceny in
connection with his misappropriation of
some slo0. 900 from the Middlesex County
bank.
Valentine was pale and haggard with
worry and excitement When his name
was called he walked to the bar and
pleaded non vult. Judge Rice made no
defence for Valentine, but Edward s.
Savage, the legal advisor OF the Valentine
family, made an eloquent plea Tor the
mercy Of the court. He said that the
aged parents Of the yonng man we're pros
trated. A few years. he said, to some
people, was more than many years to 9TH
ers. He called the attention Of the court
to the efforts that Valentine had made
to right the wrong that he had done and
to the fact that he had Voluntarily sur
rendered himself, and waving trial had
saved the county a large sum. In leaving
the court room after sentence Valentine
stopped and embraced and kissed his wife
and shook hands with his uncles. The
wife broke down.
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AID FOR PORTO RIoANs.

New York. July is.--Mrs Guy v.
Henry. the wife OF former governor of
Porto Rico. made an eloquent appeal be-
Merchants' association in behalf Of the
suffering people Of the island. today. At
the conclusion of her address the follow
ing subscriptions were announced:
Robert Ogden, 500; John Wanamaker,
500; ]. Pierpont Morgan, $3.50; Louis
Windmuller, ,Ss5; G.. L. Putnam. $50; The
Heckanum Woolen company, 500; Mrs.
George Buckhain, $50
Pledges were also received from III. u.
Clafiin s. Co., and others. A COMMITTEES
of i've was appointed to canvass the
trade for contributions OF money and
cotton and woolen cloths.
General Henry said that the only way
the people of Porto Rico could be gov
erned was by affection. They were