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FUSION TURNED DOWN.
Effort 70 Give Democrats Evsrything for
Ons Omcs ID Rspudiatsd.

Effort to Give Democrats Evsrything for
Ons Omos is Rspudiatsd.
The political situation in Boulder
county remains unchanged from what it
was weeks ago. The Populist organiza
tion has rendered to the Democrats Ger
tain propositions looking to the with
drawai ef all their candidates il one Dem
ocEas would be pulled of. They were
not particular as to the man, although
they preferred /, would be woman
The Democratic committee, to its credi
be it written. has not listened to the in.
sulting suggestions Of Boss Vincent ct al.
The ticket named is an excellent one
aud is put before the people for suppor
without string or An attaching or Grim
mating promise.
The Populist proposition was to turn
down the Democratic workers and to
agree 10 give all deputyships to the
Populists in the interests Of silver. The
Demoefatic reply has been an entire
Ignoring Of the Vincent outfit and dig
ni6ed campaign Of all the candidates
togeth8. The Populist nominees pre-
tended to think they are before the peo.
pie 10 aserious way and the people are
Laughing. There is no man At all famil
lar With Boulder county politics who
comedies that alleged party's highest
candidate to exceed 900 votes. The
Democntic ticket will remain before
the people until the night Of election
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SAW THE SHOT FIRED.

Leadville, Colo, Oct. I6-An informa'
ton will be filed in the district court TO.
morrow against Jesse Sherman on 4
charge Of murder. This will give an op
por,uni,y for the district court to pass on
the matter Of bail. The district attorney
states be will endeavss 10 push the mat.
ter to an early trial. Sherman is &C
cused Of killing Edward Darlington last
Sunday.
Earl King, who was supposed to be
fatally shot. is still making fight for
life. He was able to talk somewhat Of
the tragedy. He says that he and bis
companies we're At the Sherman ranch
when someone shouted that Sherman
was coming. The boys all started to iun
and King says that be looked around.
He saw Sherman coming after the % with
gun and also saw him raise the weapon
aud FIRE. When King fell 10 the ground
Sherman ran up and said he did not
mean to do it. but be intended firing into
the ground.
The other boy who was wounded.
James Coasidine is doing very we'll and
is expected TO recover.
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The SugQ| Bell
Ge|S Q Rood
BEET SUGAR ELECTRIC.
New Line Of Railroad to be Built In Larl.
msr County.

New Line Of Railroad to be Built In Lsrl
msr County.
The first electric freight railroad In
Colorado and the west will be built al
once from Loveland to Berthoud says
the Denver Post. 1t will be the prop.
erty CT Charles Boettcher. and while pri.
marily to haul sugar beets to his factory,
will do general freight business.
The new road will be of the trolley sys
TEN and will be circular road. prac.
tically. 1t will be twenty-five miles in
, length, running from Loveland east ten
miles. then south FIVE miles and then
west ten miles to Berthoud.
The road was incorporated this morn
ing as the Great Western Railroad COM
pany. with = capital stock of 100000,
the incorporates being Charles Boettch
er. S. d. Walbring. John F. Campion, J
X. McKinzie and William Byrd Page.
Contractors have been asked to submit
bids for the construction of the road. so
that work can begin. 1t is expected thai
the road will be finished and in opera
ton by MayI.
"The road is for carrying beets TO our
factory and carrying the product out.
said Mr. Boettcher. "but We expect to do
. general freight business besides. We
will handle all our own beets and sup
plies into the factory and our product
uot. al FIRST, but We will be in position
to take care Of whatever freight is turn
cd over to US. We will also do local
passenger business. although We don't
expect to hustle for business other than
our own."
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A GRAPHIC STORY.

Washington, Oct. I8-The morning
session Of the Schley court OF inquiry
va. almost entirely consumed In the re.
calling Of witnesses who heard and cor.
roborated their testimony. An import.
ant witness to be called next week in
Schley's behalf will be Captain Clark OF
the Oregon. Just before noon today
Lieutenant Commander Dickinson Of
the Oregon was called and gave the most
graphic picture yet presented Of the
naval battle OF Santiago. With great
dramatic power and in eloquent words.
he gave vivid story Of the fight from
the first dash Of Cervera's feet 10 the
last burning wreck on the beach. His
testimony was strongly in favor of Schley
showing as it did that the iattes's orders
~ere implicitly obeyed.
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CIRCLE is GRATEFUL.

Editor Camera
Mckinley Circle No. Io. held a rous-
ing meeting last night and closed with
elegant refreshments. 1t was the largest
and beat meeting we have had, thirty
members being present. Seven we're
initiated, including Commander J. w.
Creese Of Lyons Post No. 5. The circle
is booming and will number more than
fifty by the new year. The circle passed
Z vote Of thanks TO Comrade Grant for
the present Of beautiful ballot box and
a gavel. Also vote of thanks to G.
Trezise for free use Of carriages for re
Lief work. At "a previous meeting a vote
Of thanks was given to r. !. Pate for the
present of tvo flags.
A MEMBER
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JOE SMITH AGAIN.
Appetite of the Mormon Church Rsincar.
nsted ia HIS Son.

Apostle of the Mormon Church Rsincar-
nsted ia His Son.
Salt Lake, Utah, Oct. I7-At the reg
ular weekly meeting of the cooneil o!
apostles, held in the temple today
Joseph F. Smith was chosen and set
apart as president Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints. in sue
cession to the late Lorenzo Snow, with
Tohn r. Winder and Anthony H. Lund
as bis first and second counselsrs re.
spectively.
President Smith vas also named as
the trustee in trust for the church. He
was likewise named as president Of the
Salt Lake temple. with John r. Winder
as his first assistant.
Apostle Brigham Young vas sustained
and set apart as the president Of the
quorum Of twelve apostles.
1t was also decided to hold special
conference Of the church, which has been
called for the SECOND Sunday 10 Novem
Der, which will be the 10th. for the pur
pose Of ra,ifying today's action Of the
church authorities as far as that is nee
essaYv
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HOW IT HAPPENED.

Vienna. Oct. I8-Local papers contain
a peculiar explanation OF the failure Of
the premier to mention the death Of
President Mckinley at the opening Of
the Reichsrath. 1t Is the time honored
custom to mention at that time the death
of any king or emperor. Mr. Mckinley.
it is explained, was neither Of
these bu, merely elected by the people.
the apparent slight.
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CATHOLIC FAIR.

At a meeting held last evening at the
Sacred Heart church the committee on
arrangements determined to hold their
fair at the Masonic temple, beginning on
November 18th and lasting the entire
week. Preparations for the tair were
started some months ago and things are
now beginning to shape themselves into
more organized form and the commit
tees promise something unique and en-.
tertaining for their patrons. Remember
the date, Nov. 18th to 73d. 1876
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WOMAN'S CLUB ITEMS.

All members Of the club who are in.
terested 10 forming classes for study are
invited to meet at the court house TO-
morrow afternoon at 7:3o.
Mex, week Saturday DR. Armstrong
will give his lecture on Anarchy. Its
Causes and Remedies" DR. Armstrong
has had exceptional opportunities for
studying this subject and II will be a
treat. An invitation is extended to all
women Interested to attend.
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COULD IT BE BOUGHT.

The following is from the first number
OF the Black Diamond World. published
at Louisville. Boulder county:
AS to politics, the World will not be
a party organ. OF course il reserves the
Iish. to support any good man of any
party. BY good man OF course it is
understood that this means the politician
who will ante the most. for money, you
know. is the long pole that knocks tie
psrsimmons in politics these days"
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Must
Heb HQW0I|| i
SAL WALTON FOR HAWAII.
tDnly BY Chinese Labor Can the Hawaiian
lslands Regain Prosperity.

Only BY Chinese Labor O.. the Hawaiian
lslands Regain Prosperity.
Washington, Oct. IS-H. E. Cooper
the territory secretary Of the Hawaiian
Islands arrived here today. He does not
tell an encouraging story Of the state Of
affairs there. He says that the natives
will do no work and that forty out OF
every thousand Inhabitants are pauPers.
Though nature has been bountitul this
year in the matter Of crops. yet the
sugar and coffee is lying untouched and
unharvested because Of lack Of field
hands. He recommends = temporary
commission to devise laws by which
Chinese can enter the islands. Forty
dollars month with board and lodging
is being offered in vain. being ten dollars
more than anywhere else in the world.
The Chinese. he says. are HawaiI's only
hope.
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ROBBED A BANK.

Sandusky. Ohio. Oct i8-The bank Of
Berlin Heights was robbed last night
and the lco,ers secured much booty and
valuable papers. The vault was blown
open and the explosion aroused the city
The robbers fed bu, an armed posse is
pursuing them.
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FELL FROM GRACE.

Buena Vista, Oct. l8-W. A. Amilon.
a prominent ranchman near this place,
vas arrested this morning and taken to
Cripple Creek on a charge OF horse
stealing. Amilon has always borne an
excellent reputation here
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THE SPOTTED DEATH.

Hiawatha. Kan, Oct I8-Smallpox
has broken out among the Indians on
the reservation and as measure Of pre-
caution no one is allowed to enter.
Granada, 4 small town near the reserva
ton. where the Indians are accustomed
10 do their trading. has petitioned for
government aid to enforce the quaran.
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FAMILY OBJECTS.

Philadelphia, Oct. IS-The relatives of
Earl Russell, recently convicted Of big
amy in England. will attempt to keep
him from returning to this country bv in
voking the convict alien Law. Earl Rus.
sell desires to come to America and set.
tie down in Nevada. but his family on
this side of the water Go not relish the
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ANOTHER OPTlMlST.

Washingtcn. Oct. IS-Colonel O'Brien
Of the Boer army called on the state de.
parmeat today in the interest OF the
movement which 10 looking toward the
in.eryen,,op Of the powers 10 end the
Boeg war. The colonel believes that the
Beers will soon capture Delagoa Bay
and use IL as base Of supplies.
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TUBE CAVED IN.

New York. Oct I8-A report is current
that the tunnel Of the underground rail.
way has esved IN At 18th and Broadway.
Sixseen mep we're imprisoned. three Of
whom have been taken out dead. The
ambulasees aud police reserves have
been called out and are hurrying TO the
Scene
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We are offering childrens two and
three piece suits from Sl.5O to
81. so and give you an extra pair
of pants with each suit, free of
charge. This offer lasts until Sat-
urday NIGHT. MEYER BROS.
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Have you been In and seen those
fine $3.50 all wool chlld's suits
with double seat and knee? II not,
why not! We are going to give
away. free Of charge, an extra pair
of trousers with each ehild's suit.
This offer lasts until Saturday
Right. MEYER BROS.
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TRAGEDY IMMINENT.

London, Oct. I8-The Globe this
morning says that Consul General Dick.
insons refusal to permit the ransom OF
Miss Stone will precipitate tragedy.
The bandits are in no mood to be tIifed
With and if snIaged Miss Stone will have
10 bear the bEunt Of their wrath,
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B0|QS
XIII Soldiers
AMBUSHED IN SAMAR.

Fierce Set to Between the Unltsd States
Trsops and Boio Men.
Manila, Oct. I8-Five hundred bolo
men attacked forty-six members OF the
OH infantry on the island Of Samar this
morning. and ten of the Americans were
killed and six wounded in the fight.
Help then came up in the way Of rein.
forcements and the rebels were repulsed
leaving over one hundred dead. 1t is
believed that they will return In force.
As soon as the news reached Catdalogan
two gunboats were at once dispatched to
the scene and Gen. Smith with troops is
m the vav
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PIllSBURY DEAD.

Minneapolis. Oct. IS-Former Gov
ernor Pillsbury died here this morning.
He was one Of the richest and most high
ly respected men in the state, and was
always leader in politics. He was
three times governor OF the state.
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TOBACCO TRUST FIGHTS.

London, Oct IS-A trade war is threat
ening with American products and pro-
ducers and the frs, struggle viii be
made oyer tobacco. As result cigar
cite prices are on the toboggan and local
manufacturers are combining Tor long
6nht
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A BIG FIND.

Helena, Montana, Oct. I8-Gold ore
which suns Eve hundred dollars to the
ton has beer discovered in the hills TO
the north Of this place and as result a
regular stampede has sc. in.
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GETS THE TRIBUNE.

Salt Lake, Oct. I8-W. c. Mcbride OF
Cincinnati has purchased the Sal, Lake
Tribune. Manager Lanor and the vet.
eran editor. Judge Goodwin, will retire,
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DROWNING MANXMEN.

London. Oct. I8-Reports from the
Isle of Man are to the effect that terrible
foods are now raging on that island re
sulting 10 a terrible loss OF lite and
properly.
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A New England supper will be served
at the Congregational church Friday
evening from $50 to 7 o'clock. Adults
2oc. children I5c. Come all. Is 81
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Mrs Booth will be at the Armory all
evening with costumes.
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Don't forget to attend the mask ball
At the Armory tonight.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it fails
to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
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70 Cur. /. Cold 10 one Day

Bales's orchestra furnishes music for
the mask ball tonight. It's fine.
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TO BUFFALO EXPOSITION.

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BANKRUPTCY COURT DoINGs
Three Business Unfortunates Seek the
Aid Of the Law IN Settling Up
Their Affairs.

In the federal court today, the petit
tions in bankruptcy Of George Rogers
and jeremiah Ryan, both of Butte, were
filed. Both men We're adjudged bank
rupts, and their cases will come up be-
fore Thompson Campbell, referee in
bankruptcy, July q.
Patrick r. Dougherty, late Of Ana
conda. has asked to be declared bank
rupt. He and Jerry Moriarity had been
in the saloon business in Anaconda, and
trade seems to have been slack. Dough-
erty shows liabilities to the amount OF
$795.58, while his assets. consisting Of
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CHIEF THRASHES SCAvENGER
Garbage Man Insults Pedestrians and
Receives Punishment From Keeper
Of City's Peace and Dignity.

Chief of Police Reynolds resorted to
some Of the latest Jeffries pugilistic
stunts yesterday. and the other fell
low came out second best in the one
round encounter.
The other fellow was a garbage man.
who was extremely obnoxious in his
treatment of passers-by near the alley
leading to the city Jail. Hereafter his
path will be narrow and his conduct no
doubt perfect.
Chief Reynolds was going to his Office
about $3.50 when he noticed the garbage
man throw dirt into his wagon and de-
liberately splash some of the slush onto
thinking it mishap paid little atten-
ton to it, but passed on.
The keeper of the city's peace and
dignity Jared little better. The slush
covering his clothing also. He turned
and saw another man receive the same
treatment. It was time for the officer
to become angered, and he did.
Chief Reynolds realized that it was
useless to talk to the garbage man after
he had said few words to him,
so he drew back and struck the
scavenger squarely on the nose. Streahs
of crimson gore trickled down the ono
white shirt Of the man and he became
aware, for the first time that he was up
against the real thing.
Chief Reynolds waited for his man to
make a move before giving him another
swing. His waiting was in vain, how
ever,as the garbage man quickly jumped
aboard his wagon and drove off, without
a word
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HE GAVE OUT GOOD ADVICE
A Period Of Patriotism Succeeded by
Season of Piety in Murray's
Case

True to the promise made Judge Boyle
Friday morning when he appeared in
the police court on charge of dis
turbance and being jagged, diminutive
Johnny Murray took the pledge in the
city Jail yesterday before going out into
hardened world of temptation and is
now wanting to join church.
Murray amused the court attendants
Friday by his declaration that he had
been away from Butte for ten years and
that as fitting celebration of his re-
turn and appreciation of the opportunity
of gazing once more upon the faces of
the few friends who remained in the
city since his departure he had taken
aboard a good sized load Of peaches and
therefore was in semi state of inebria-
ton.
The little man with the funny talk
stated that he had been before Judge
Boyle ON the day following the glorious
Fourth Of July but that that was SIM
ply the tail end of a patriotic jag. Muir
ray asked the court to take into con-
sideration the fact that his was not
drunken drunk" but simply Joyous
drunk" Boyle gave the plea due con-
sideration and fined Murray the usual
SO for disturbance Murray again
amused everyone by thanking the court
and after being taken to the Jail be-
low sent word that because of the ap-
parent interest the court had in him he
had decided to sign the pledge and join
the csurch. 1t matters little to Johnny
what church it was, but he said that he
had some idea of giving his life to good
works through the guidance of the
Church of Latter Day Saints, commonly
known as the Mormon church. That or
ganiZation has Its headquarters on
Utah avenue and there was Murray's
destination last evening when released
from custody.
Before Murray was permitted TO leave
the Jail the Kangaroo court took hand
in the matter and after holding a trial
over the "reformer" decided to pass
judgment to the effect that should the
latest acquisition to the Lords cause APP
pear again in a police court role they
would meet out thirty seven different
kinds of "reminiscences of early days
in the city Jail" delivered with two
inch barrel stave which is always in
evidence in the private apartments Of
the kangaroo sheriff.
Murray made speech of about ten
minutes to his fellow culprits last
evening before leaving the Jail. He adj
vised all to follow in his foot steps and
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been captured. Nothing was said about
the thieves. and it is presumed that
they escaped. Before starting Boyle
gave 1t out cold that If he ever came
within shooting distance of the thieves
something would drop. 1t Is not known
whether any shooting was done. but it
Is possible that Boyle carried out his
intentions and the thieves refused to
stand fire.
The horses were being driven towards
Idaho at rapid gait, and although the
thieves had a good start, they were not
rapid enough to get the animals out of
the reach of Boyle and the deputy.
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PATRICK HEALEY SAYS
a Smile That
GUILTY Of BURGLARY

The Jail Breaker Is Ready to Take His
Medicine for the Crime With Which
He Was Originally Charged
He Wishes the Court Would
Forget That He Ran Away.
Patrick Healey with smile on his face
like a cut in pie today withdrew his
former plea of not guilty to a charge Of
burglary and Judge McClernan an
nounced that sentence would be passed
on the prisoner Thursday morning.
Healey is one of the three men who
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SUIT OVER A CAR LOAD OF ORE.
A Three Cornered Fight in Judge
Arnold's Court. A. Murray
Wins fha Shit

James A. Murray, the Butte & Boston
Mining company and the heirs of P. A.
Largely engaged in a three cornered le
gal tilt In Justice Arnold's court yes
terday afternoon. Murray won. The
battle was over a car load of ore valued
at $3.50 which Murray placed in the
keeping of the Butte & Boston COM
pany to be treated.
Whence the ore came was not stated,
but the Largely heirs and John A.
Creighton claimed it, and attempted to
prevent the Butte & Boston company
from paying the money to Murray. The
Butte & Boston company simply pro-
tected itself as a stakeholder. Murray
was given judgment for the full amount.
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QUCIK WORK CATCHING HUSTLER

AS recoverer of stolen horses John
Boyle. a rancher living near this city.
and Deputy Sheriff Pelletier are a sue
cess.
A few days ago thieves stole nine head
OF Mr.. Boyle's horses from the range
near Divide and started west with them
Boyle reported the matter to Sheriff
Furey and the sheriff sent Deputy Pei
letter with him to run the thieves to
earth. Both men went equipped for a
long, stern chase, their intention being
to Keep going until they captured the
horses, the thieves or both. Today the
sheriff received word that the horses had
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Excursion Rates Via s'The Milwaukee,

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escaped from the county Jail few weeks
ago. He was caught in Missoula last
week and brought back to Butte for
trial. Realizing that he was up against
the real thing-a charge of burglary, an
accusation Of Jail breaking and a charge
Of prior conviction, he concluded to call
1t quits and take five years on the origin
al charge provided he would not be pro-.
secuted on the other charges when re-,
leased from prison. The Judge would not
consent to this part of the programme.
but agreed to accept the plea of guilty.
and let 1t go at that.
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they would see the error of their way.
He concluded in tragic voice, "Oh, my
brothers; walk We out of the road of evil
AS journey through the long and mar
row path my way lis dif.cult but I see a
shining light before me. May the Lord
protect and guide you is the wish of your
brother and the funny little man
meandered off.