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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-23


can legislative caucus within few
votes of enough to insure his election
1t was argued that, with this showing
of strength. he would easily swing into
line enough of the waverers to make
up a majority.
But Quay is more than dozen vote
shy, and the prolonging of the fight at
Harrisburg makes his chances more and
more doubtful. If he were running in
Montana he might still bank on his
ability to buy the few votes he lacks,
but it appears to be different in Penn
sylvania. 1t is not suspected by Mr.
Quay's enemies that he can buy votes
enough to pull him through-that the
democrats will sell to him is not
dreamed Of U.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-23
A HAYEs-TlLDEN CONTEST.
Lively Scenes Expected in the West
.@t# Virginia Legislature

Charleston, w. Va, Jam 22.-As the
republicans in the West Vir-
GINA legislature have a ma
jority of only one on joint ballot for
senator and that one in dispute, the
present struggle is called by some a
state edition of the Hayes Tilden con-
test. The fractional fighting was ended
when John T. McGraw, last Wednes-
day night, received the democratic eau
Gus nomination, and on the following
night N. B. Scott was made the republi-
can nominee. Since then both parties
have been working for partisan advan-
tages OF the settlement of the contested
seats. The republicans are fighting to
hold their own, and have a majority of
one, since two of the republicans have
have been unseated in the house. AS
the democratic majority in the house
threatens to unseat others, the republi-
can majority in the senate has pending
three resolutions for contests in the up
per branch. The balloting for senator
will begin tomorrow noon, but before
that order is reached it is expected that
there will be lively scenes in both
branches of the legislature in the cross
firing in the line Of retaliation. The
ballotfng may be continued from day to
day until both sides get enough of the
retaliation programme.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-23
Quay's Fight.

q P1TE of the opposition he has al
~ ways faced, Mr.. Quay hitherto,
has uniformly won. In his fights
his resources have not been limited, as
in w. A. Clark's case, to money-he
has repeatedly shown good generalship.
The prestige of Quay's past victories
against apparently overwhelming odds
way or another he would win the pres
ent fight. This opinion was strength
ened when he obtained in the republi-
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Moving the rwentiet1,.

Denver, Jan. 22.-Fifteen carloads of the
goth United States infantry from Fort
Leavenworth. Kan, We're transferred
from the Burlington road to the Union
Pacific here at lis p m. to-day and con-
tinued their journey westward to Ogden
thence to San Francisco via the Southern
Pacific. AT midnight tonight, if there
are no delays. the Rock Island will bring
second lot of members of the goth, who
will leave as soon as possible over the
same route to the West. Two trains OF
ID cars each are now in readiness to ac-
ccmmodate this contingent
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There VIII BE a Clash.

st. Joseph. Mo-, Jan. 22.-The United
States district attorney, NJ. D. Purdy of
ST. Paul. has demanded that the three
men in Jail here known as John Allen,
Harry Howard and James Gilmore
charged with the Great Northern train
robbery near Fergus Falls. Mimi, in No
vember. be turned over to the United
States to be tried for robbing the mails.
Prosecuting Attorney Mytton refuses to
deliver the men and it is probable that
there will be a clash. The men were
identified few days ago as the Fergus
Falls robbers.
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Will He JncIuded-

Berlin. Jan. 22.-The correspondent OF
the associated press understands that DR..
Won Holleben, the German ambassador TIC
the United States. will be instructed to
include in the pending negotiations for a
commercial treaty the recent interpreta-
ton of the tariff appraisement of cotton
velvets, eau de cologne and chocolate
under the ruling of the United States SUI
preme court of Dec. q last on the ground
that the courts decision is unfair to Ger
man exporters, since the goods affected
are made in bond with duty free on i'm
ported raw material.
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Current Comment.
Senators In a Queer Position.

"UOrs N y queer FOsItl0n.
From the Des Moines Leader.
Inc refusal Of the president to transmit
10 the senate his Instructions to the Paris
peace commissioners on the ground that
1t would be incompatible with public pol
icy mas placed Messrs. Frye, Davis and
Gray IN peculiar position. AS ex-mem-
bers of the peace commission they are,
OF course. familiar with the instructions
to that body As United States senators
they are told by the president they shall
nave no knowledge OF such instructions.
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With " Vengeance.

FROM the Salt Lake Tribune.
A woman tried to horsewhip a Paris
editor the other day whereupon he-we
40 not know as this ought to be told
seized the whip, gathered the woman in
his arms and kissed her into good humor
we wonder II our near contemporaries
heard of that and because of it are pub
fishing things every day that they ought
to be licked for
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-23
HE is A DEFAULTER.
Lawrence Pulliam Gave Himself Up IL
Stockton, Cal.

Lawrence Pulliam Gave Himself Up in
Stockton, Cal.
Stockton. Jan. PA man giving his
name as Lawrence Pulliam walked into
the sheriff's Office, requested that he be
taken into custody and asked thata tel
egram be sent to the sheriff at Ashe-
vile. N. c., announcing that Pulliam
was here and ready to return and stand
trial. He particularly desired that no
publicity be given to his surrender, and
he refused to make further statement
concerning himself or his past
Puzzled at the combination of naivete
and reticence, Sheriff Sibley wired to
Asheville. hardly expecting a satisfac-
tory response. Rather to his surprise
he received. word that the man was
wanted, a private dispatch adding the
information that Pullam is a defaulter
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Moon-Anchor Sold.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Jan. 22.-The
Moon-Anchor mine at Cripple Creek has
been sold to an English company. The
old company receives $4,000 shares of G1
pound each in the new company Zone
seventh of its capitalization, and a mini
mum of 100000 cash. which will be paid
as the stock is sold in London. The old
company also retains other valuable prop
critics at Cripple Creek The deal was
made by Werner q. Reed of this city.
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Not His Size.

From the Sioux City Tribune
Chauncey M Depew will be member
or the United States senate to succeed
Senator Murphy. If the old shoes of Ros-
coe Conkling are lying around, the genial
Chauncey will avoid them. He knows
they would not fit.
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Glass Blowers VIII Strike,

MfllVille, N. j., Jan. PAN official OF
the Green Glass Blowers association
stated that 5000 non-union South Jersey
blowers would strike this week IL the
firms refused to pay the union wages.
Meetings were held in the different towns
to-day and the workers have decided to
join the union
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New York Omce-S Tribune Building.
Chicago Of1ce-ss9 The Rookery.
The s. c. Beckwith Special Agency
Sole Agents Foreign Advertising.
Washington Bureau-1,45 G street, N
~
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John Bull Taking No Chances.

From the indianapolis News
While waiting for the curtain to 20 up
on the peace conference performances
Great Britain is passing away the time
building two more "A, 000-to battleships
at a cost of 5000, 900.
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1t Grieves Mckinley.

From the Detroit Tribune.
The president is reported to be deeply
chagrined that General Eagan should
have expressed the war departments
opinion of General Miles.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-23
It Would BE Like Him.

From the Detroit Tribune
+, Maybe Secretary Alger will further
amend the cars latest peace proclama-
ton by insisting that only Springfield ri
fies be used
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Sailed for Havana

Savannah Ga, Jan. 22.-The United
States transport Manitoba sailed to-day
for Havana. She had on board six troops
of the 18th cavalry, which arrived this
morning from Macon. (
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-23
Seven Hundred Odd Feet

From the Chicago Record.
The proprietors of, the Oceanic might
make time record by computing the
time of departure from the stern Of the
vessel and the time of arrival from the
bow
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The Elk He's In.

From the Wisconsin State Journal.
Mr.. Roberts is right about one thing.
he cannot in justice llnmarry any of the
three women to. whom he is tied. He
could, however, have, stayed out of poll
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All general business letters and corre-
spondence should be addressed to the
81 ANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Anaconda, Mont.
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Treat All Alike.

From the Memphis Appeal.
Having taken the Mohammedans of the
Sulu islands into our system, why should
we gag at the yMormons?
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At the Old Stand.

From the Philadelphia Times.
Those negotiations for the formation of
big peanut trust are off. The sidewalk
stand still maintains its usual corner in
these goods
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Another Elevator.

From the Syracuse Telegram.
The American stage is to be again ele-
waited. Sharkey's manager is said to
have arranged for a theatrical tour
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n The Standard has branch Offices al
Butte, Missoula and Great Falls. where
advertising rates will be furnished on ap.
piication
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MEMS FINE
Suits and OVerCOatS

All made trimmed and lined thorough manner
Suits OF the most durable and stylish farcsuch fancy
lots fancy worsteds and nobby striped twees
Overcoats of such well known fabrics kerseys and
covrtsraw stitched edges-apped in
thoroughly custom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-10
ELE.rRIC FLAsllEs.

Among the passengers on the steamer
TuNC which arrived ut New York
lust night from Hr4mon. was DR.. iIol-
lghcn, tho German cmhnraador.
According 20 Col. O.. 81 shcafs. who
ls Just back in Seattle from cape nome.
tho r0ll hcit ~ th1 district extends
across horinr sea and Into Siberia.
Ia Trenton. y. j.. yesterday. articles
~ Incorporation were Med of the TrlG-
phone Telegraph and Gable company 90
America. with an authorized capital ~
ylnO00.OoO.
Cotton blankets cannot be- bought in
Chicago no present, and there o. no
prospect ~ o. supply until March. The
market fof tho cheap qualities has been
corncrgi ana the denrth ~ absolute,
Admiral powcyH Japanese dog "B0b."
who acted nH mascot uu tho cruiser
ulymuin ou the voyage homcwurd, Do
dead nt tho hospital VI veterinary
surgeon ln Sow brlghtou, 8. l., III par
ulyHis.
The Boston Common Council has
passed "a resolution expressing dlHnp-
prevail of che project Cor erecting mun-
ument ou the common 90 the memory of
thr British soldiers whose bodies are
supported to lo scattered and unmarked
beneath The historic sod.
Charles Schneider. who says ho H. IA
sympathy with the Beers and asserts
that he q willing 60 march 10 the front
nud nght with President krurer's men,
IL organizing % regiment IN Chicago 10
send 90 South Africa,
The New York Evening Post last
evening said; Reports OF possible
further action by the treasury 10 relieve
the Hirlugoncy IN the money market
rates M New York has excited general
comment IN banking circles In that
city"
Col. A. A. Pope. the head " the Pope
Manufacturing company 90 Cleveland,
o. gives out tho Information that hc
has disposed of the Hartford Pncu-
matte Tube company tu charles II,
Flint of New Nurk. successful pro-
motor or combines.
I.rWla Warmer. aged GO. who wrecked
tho Hampshire county, Mass. National
bank ana che Hampshire savings bank.
hy UmbezEzllug 100000 has been Hen-
toncr1 90 a form 100 State prison uf not
more than twelve nor less than nine
years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-10

That's good thank you. ih go
and tHll my Wife,
Shortly before Jeuay city was
reached Secretary Root Who bod Initn-
uunnliy avoided iho bride Hul Eruum
during the ulu. knowing tnlf thUN
would appreciate being together, went
over and Huukn 90 them.
Thors wdH % considerable crowd ln
tho Jersey CITY station whom ihe train
rolled loo. Whiting 60 rcc tho admiral
~ the drain stopped the admiral rose
from hla scat and started with Mr.
Dewey ont Uf the car. The crowd was
waiting Cor Thorn down 600 ihn plat
form. and nn Dc stepped down from ne
cor De- was cho0rod The mon lu the
crowd nu dotted their hats and the
admiral lifted bic. A. hr walked down
tho platform additional ChHofa ana ln-
dlYlduni greetings were given. The nd-
mlrnl looked the BRIDEGROOM. liiH face
was flushed and Dc smiled back ne thr
crowd and answered ihcIr FfneilnEt hN
lifuns hif hat aruln nnd 1Tlin. Mrs
Dewey also bowed und smiled.
The station master escorted the poo
nlc from the train 90 the Twenty third
street fUrry-h0nt. The crowd save a
nnli cheer ns the admiral ana by wife
won't down the gang plank 90 the up-
nor deck W the ferry boat and many
u them rushed aboard Tor moment
/ 20 gct better look AZ them.
The Admiral tolE Mrs.. Dewey around
the deck. outside the big cabin ana
stood with her out Ia front ol the pilot.
huufe. hoping 90 he alone. The crowd
of passengers followed. They gath
erred Co. a somi-cirUlr about the newly
welded couple aud 90 times chcered
the admiral ana his wife
When the boat reached the Twenty
third street ferry house the crowd hur-
rled out 90 tho street in front 90 see
the distinguished raaHongetn walk 90
their carriage and CO. givc them another
cheer. 4 big policeman. learning who
was comiug. opened Wide path
I through the crowd, The admiral ava
Z not come out the way Tho crowd exc
pnctcd. however. Apparently be- qua not
| attempt a. cvudo ths curious lio rlm-
piy went down with MrH. Dewey TO The
l lower floor of tho station. instead OF
l leaving hy tho wide stairway tn tho
street aud entered one 90 the PcnnsyI.
vuniu Hallway compnny's cabs and
] VIVA driven Co the hotel,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-10
The White House Cook Book
THE best COOK nook PRINTED
II more fully represents the prog.
ress and perfection OF the culinary
art than any previous work.

TIE "wIHTE HOUSED was eomeil.d
by Hugo Zlsmtn, steward Of the White
Houts undsr Priiient Harrison, and Mrs.
T. L, Gillette. |, contains over 100 Cook
ing Rssipes. ta.ieiS f;.irss for toilet and
nousthDi4. Saseisl articles on buying
provisicns. diner giving. table etiquttts,
carving an5 esss Of sieksaSs.AsSS'1xsksS
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WILL Be BRYAN
AND FREE SILVER
Senator Morgan Outlines Demo-
cratic Standard FOR 1900,
MKlNLEY ON OTHER SIDE.


Sow York. Sow. 10 "A special 20 the
Herald from Washnrton Gays,
"HDnns domination De- Inevitable
remarked Senator Morgan OF Alabama.
while discussing he effect Ut TucainyH
election "rWu uu. lions were rrttici
by the rcauig ho addict mckinley
will wrIy Or ths Republican candidate
on % Fu.l standard platform backed up
by the plea Of general prosperity
throughout the country, nnd Che doe
maul fum tho money vntcrn and the
henenciaIu1 of trusts to let well enough
alone
'sIhc Democrats VIII DO Obliged 20
mako ihr nFhi over again ON ihH thi-
caTo platform, with ST. bryan na our
candidate. THE money question can.
not ho eliminated from thH contest and
Nr. bryan cannot bU HIlntgutkpd. tie
bias mldU ODE night Cor thD honor uni
I do nIt know uf any mun lu the party
who can rlh him 0f bio luurolH
"it wiii ha % battle FOR free silver at
90 90 +. with Mr Bryan nH our standard
hrHtHr against the gold standard and
Mckinley. what thy result viii bU I
dnrU nor predict OF course my hopes
go out 90 my party We have had 800
many lcamgs in che past We are ggt-
NlllN NN'N 200 IINN NNN Nll' NllN'l NNNH
"r1 ms mind lho money question
VIII De- the prolomlnutlug issue in the
neEt clmuilFn. 10 could not boz other
wise. after Dec result uf The recent eluC-
tlUuH Even lf ths Republicans dee
f.re1 D. otherwise and tried tu force
some Other Issue tu ihe 'front.' with liry.
un at thH head OF the Democratic Ticket
thu financial question win hv forced up.
nu hHm ThUra Dr. uu escape fuum &c.
We must nrht out the nHNt national
contest 900 sustaining thU Chicago plat
form and free silver nt 90 Co T.
- hardly look for either expansion.
imuHtlnlHm or truHtH tu cut any mae
tcHinl nEuIU in ths most campaign. %
Do my opiu0u. based uu Information dee
rived FROM uy connection with the SUBJ
ieci of foreign relations that we will
hear very little about expansion and
imperialism o. year hence, There IN
good reason tn believe thn Philippines
WIN DO disposed uf. ur practically fp Doe
fore the next national election occurs.
President Mckinley evidently hHr that
iiol in view. and hiH Republican friends
ln oungrCHH Wll unite iu bringing about
such a. result uH WIN make ID difficult
Tor the Democratic party Co make nnY
political capital out ~ o. dead issue"
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Dastardiy Crimo-iisrolsm Of Engineer 10
Preventing Worse Troablo,


Toledo. O.. Nov. 9-Mlchisan Central
train No. $40 from Toledo to Detroit
was dltehod by the spreading Of rails
between Alexis and Vienna, Mich, at
about O'clock tonight. Three persons
were seriously injured. They were;
John Mckay, Indianapolis.
John o'Ncn. Detroit fireman.
william Hamilton, engineer.
Ten other persons were painfully
hurt and ten others were badly shaken
up.
william llumllton, the engineer, was
thrown through the window of his cab,
ami though perhaps fatally injured he
retained sufficient presence NJ mind,
when Dc recovered from the shock. TO
hurry Co hia engine and draw the hre'
thus preventing un cNplorlon.
The Incident was the result ot de-
Hibernate piece 90 work hy unknown
train WrcokCr1 aud happened ~ "a point
Just beyond O. short truatlc, whore me
bolts that had held the uHhplatea mo
been uuscrcwcd. The nuts were iylns
ON the Dies and the threads Of the bolts
were NOT mirrcd ln any way a couple
OF blr wrcnchos such as section hands
uao were found by the track indicating
how the rails had been loorencd,
The carly reports Of the wreck were
alarming aud tho railroad company
nunimonel oyory available phyHioiun
from Toledo and elsewhere. A special
hosultni train was ordered from De.
trnit and the injured will be taken
there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-10

and hear uu che best EnglITh author
IT'S that Johannesburg has heHu
stripped NJ guns and men. tho police
force being composed Of russian jews.
Az was anticipated. Lord Salisbury
in hlH speech ut the lord mayors hHn-
uuut last evening Huli practically
nuthlns that would throw any llght nu
tho ultimate fate % the inrr republic
The speech WaH OF the commenting
rather than of the lnforminr UrlCr
Tho uru-ii uer Daily ChfunlolU rAth.r
hastily IutogproiH bio phrase Eve H.'k
uu gold. nu territory" us meaning mat
tAo national rights of the republic VIII
De- respected iu The nunl settlement 70
thIukf AH VuHlr 'wlll fan Wlih I"1lhs
Ink cnoct ou Dutohmon Boo South AZ
RIGA" and even goes 30 FAR nh TO say
that u thoy had been spoken 500,
tlzy would have prevented war alto
FethCr.
Thln o. quite an Isolated Wow. Every
cuhlnpt minister has made the same
profession both before aud since the
war began. and Lord Salisbury 40.
tlnctly dLclalmcd any Idea ~ defining
the ultimate fottlumrut The Import
ami points boz his speech which attract
unIVorail attention aud qualification,
are hls references 90 the frIendHhip "
tho United States and Germany ana
hla plain statement that there VIII be
mo- European Intervention. ruch hAaNi q.
lions coming from Lord salisbury wiz
DO much 10 restore the conhdcnc" OF
the country,
The Daily News. dwelling az some
length upon Lord Salisbury reference
10 the United states, says; when we
are told 90 bow our heads IN Shame
before tho TRADES ~ the cnntneuiA
press. we may be- excused for prefgning
the unbought opinions Of our colonial
fellow subjects and our American
friends. Lord salisbury'H rcmaflh
upon tho vast mission We share with
no limited states may be taken a. 40
oppression of hiH sympathy with me
now task In which the United states
uro engaged"
The Times SAYS Lord salisbury
smoke lu e tome of gravity which, inr
from Indicating depression ana SIN lrHf
llsmay. marks tho frame ~ mind br-
coming courageous and thuughtful mon
DURING "a period u anxious suspense
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-10

Middlosboro. Ky, Nov. a.-For two
hours today there was intense excite
mont here. caused by a clash between
the BAN and Turner factions, The
Balls are Democrats, but espouaed the
cause Of Taylor for governor Charles
prldmorc, Turner follower, ana 7, g..
Han met and began shooting ut each
other Their friends assembled aud
surrounded them. a long range street
npht took place. IN which nfty shots
vyer. oxchnngcd The factions have
been al war Tor many months ana u
rs fcnrcd there Ny.ll be trouble tomorrow
when the vote g. cnnynsaed. Loc Iut-
Nor tonight returned 10 the outskirts
~ the town with "a large body ~ men,
but no yet no denominations have
been made.