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Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
ROBBED A PRIVATE BANK.
A Bold Performance in the Presence
 of a Whole Town.

Churubusco, Ind, April 13.-Six men today robbed the private bank of Os- car Candy and company of SS,500. Mrs. Candy. wife of the banker was shot in the neck by one of the rob bers, all of whom escaped.
 Three explosions set off in wrecl1ing g the safe brought a number of persons to the scene. Two of the robbers on guard armed with rifles warned them not to approach the building and fired a number of shots to frighten those who came too near. After securing the money the robbers jumped into bug gy and drove at a gollOp toward Hun tertown, two of them firing at their pursuers until out of sight. MT. Gan dy and several others started in pur- suit in an automobile. The surround ing towns were notified and posses soon started from several places.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
WOLF SKIN MEMENroEs.

Oklahoma City, O. T., April 13.-It is reported from Frederick tonight that the hides of the eighteen wolves cap tuTed during the presidents hunt will be forwarded to Washington and dress ed. They will be placed in some room of the White House as an ornament and a memento of the notable hunt.
 The same precaution respecting the safety of the presidents train back in- to Texas is being exercised tonight as was so closely observed on the day of his arrival. Track walkers have been stationed every mile and no trains have been permitted to pass over the road within twelve hours previous to the arrival of the special. The presidents camp was broken late this afternoon and the troopers of the Eighth cavalry have returned to Fit. Sill.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
EMPLOYERS STAND OUT
No Immediate Prospect Of Ending the
 Chicago Teamsters' Strike.

Chicago, April 13.-Mayor Dunne to- day again endeavored to effect peace between the contending sides in the present labor trouble in Chicago but at the end of the day, after several conferences with the labor leaders and representatives of the employers, the situation was unchanged. Mayor Dunne tonight, however, was more hopeful of peace as . result of his ef- forts and peace negotiations will be continued tomorrow, with the hope that the barrier now preventing a set clement will be removed and that the two sides to the controversy will agree to confer together and accept the in tervention of the mayor.
 The labor leaders declared today that they were willing to meet the em- ployers but the latter declined the pro- posed conference and Mayor Dunne was forced to meet the opposing ele- ments separately.
 While peace negotiations were in progress today, Montgomery Ward and company continued to make deliveries with non-union teamsters. The service was interrupted, however, by the strikers and their sympathizers who blocked the streets, making it almost lIIipOSSlDle TOT the CdTdNdHSs ulQeT the protection of platoOns of police, to pass through the streets. In several in stances the crowds became so demon strative that it was necessary for the police to use their clubs, and several of the disturbers were hurt in clashes with the blue coats. During one of the attacks on the strike breakers, three nOn-uniOn men were seriously hurt and it was necessary for the po- lice to make several arrests before the crowd could be dispersed.
 Should the efforts of Mayor Dunne to bring about an amicable settlement of the difficulty fail. it is said tonight that the employers will form com prehensive teaming company of their own in order to carry on their busi- ness should the strike spread.
 The new concern, it is asserted. will include most of the business firms who are threatened by spread of the strike, and it will be for the purpose of presenting a solid and compact op- position to the union teamsters should they decide to spread the strike. It is said tonight that this new compa- ny would be in working order by to- morrow night.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
CHICAGO JEFFERsoNIANs.
The Subject of Municipal Ownership
 in the Program.

Chicago, April 13.-Subjects of na-
 tionaI significance to the democratic
 party were discussed by the foremost
 orators of the party at the Jefferson
 Club banquet held at the Sherman
 house tonight in commemOration of the
 birthday Of Thomas Jefferson. The din
 her. however, resolved itself into a
 jollification over the election of May or Edward F. Dunne, who is a direc- tor of the club and was among the speakers, who responded to toasts. All of the speakers in their discourses re- ferred to municipal ownership and to Mayor Dunne's recent election on that platform.
 Wm. J. Bryan and George Fred sWiI- , Hams of Massachusetts. were the prin- cipal speakers. MT. Bryan chose for
 his subject Thomas Jefferson" and his remarks were greeted with unstint- ed applause. Mir. Bryan took advan- tage of the occasion to congratulate
 Mayor Dunne on his recent election as chief executive of the city of Chica- go Mir. Williams took for his theme
 Equal rights to all and special priv | ileges to none"
 Mayor Dunne spoke on municipal ownership" After a lengthy discus sion of this subject, Mayor Dunne end
 ed his remarks by appealing to the
 democratic party to incorporate a mu-
 nicipal ownership plank in a platform i to be adopted at the next national con- Vention of the party.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. April 13.-Cattle receipts. 12,000. Market steady to 15 cents low CT. Good to prime steers, $666.65; poor to medium, $46O05.75; stockers and feeders. $2.5O051O; cows, $2.6O0 5.60; heifers. S306; canners. $16O63; bulls. $2.5O@4.9O; calves. s5.3OG7.
 Sheep receipts, 10000. Sheep dull. Lambs steady to lower. Good to choice Wethers, S5.7506.15; fair to choice mixed, $4.5065 5.65; western sheep. $5 @6; native lambs. $4.5O07.4O; western lambs, $4.6007S5.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
GRAIN.

Chicago, April 13.-Claims of dam age to winter wheat brought out an active demand today for July delivery and led to a steady tone in all trad ing on change. May opened at $I15ts- The price was forced up to $1.171a, but a reaction occurred almost immediate ly, the market closing at $1.1624. July corn opened at 4S14 D482s, sold up to 4S5s and closed at 4S14@5s. July oats opened at S0@3OA, sold up to 3O9s d F and closed at 30H.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
METALS.

New York, April 13.-Copper closed at G67 Ss Sd for spot in London and at ger 15s for futures. Locally the market is unchanged; lake is quoted at $15.375z 015.50; electrolytic, S15.25m 15.371b, and casting at $1AS71s015-25. Lead was a little firmer abroad, clos ing at ZIP 17s Sd in the London mar ket, while local prices remain at $4.5O O 4.60. Spelter was unchanged at e23 12s Cd in London and at $6.OO ir New York, where trade was quiet Silver. 56B; Mexican dollars, A
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
TRAIN WENT INTO DITCH.

Vicksburg, Miss, April 13-Only two persons were injured in the derailment early today of a northbound passenger train on the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley road near Hardee Station. The ditching of the train was caused by the opening of a switch leading to a spur track.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
A SALOON sRAWL.
One Man Killed and Several Are
 Injured.

New York, April 13.-One man was killed and two others received severe injuries early today in a saloon brawl at 51 west Thirty-first street. A party of eight men and two women seated at a table became disOrderly and involv- ed in dispute with the proprietors. One of the men of the party drew a knife and began slashing right and left, killing the bartender and stab ping one of the proprietors and a wait CT. SeVenth-five people in the place fled amid great excitement.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
SLAUGHTER OF BULGARIANs.
A Bloody Meeting with Greeks Week
 Ago.

Salonica, April 13.-Later reports from ZagOrikcham, near Klissura, which was attacked by a Greek band on April and burned. say that over 100 Bulgarians were killed instead of thirty. as stated in the earlier dis patches. The Greeks afterwards exc cuted thirty prisoners on the spot where the Greek leader Metas was kill ed last October
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
PUEBLO INDICTMENTS.
Still Threshins Out in Courts the Late
 Election.

Denver, April Establishments re- turned by the federal grand jury sit ting at Pueblo were served today on eleven residents of this city charging them with conspiracy to prevent citi- zens from voting. All gave bond for $20O0 and continued at liberty.
 All persons included in the indict- ment were officials at the late election and four of them now are serving sen tences in the county jail for contempt of supreme court.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
STOCkS-

Atchison. S91k; pfd. 1O224; N. J. Cen tral, 200; c. & O., 5724; St. Paul, 179A i; Big Four, 1O6lh; c. & S., 2S1a; 1st pfd. S7; Erie, 166; Manhattan, STA; Met ropolitan, 123 NJ. P. 105%; N. Y. Cen tral, 1882; Penna. 143; St. L. & S. F. 2nd pfd. 70; S. P. s77s; U. P. 99A i; Anal Copper. SS1A; Sugar, 143; Ana conda, 129; U. s. Steel, 5I1A; U. s. pfd. 1O3B; ". U. 931a.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
THREE DAYS AGO.
An Authentic Description of Russian
 Fleets Location Then.

Singapore. April 13.-The Russian fleet was in latitude eight degrees north longitude 10S degrees B minu- tes east at noon on April IL The penin- sular and Oriental steamer Nubia, which arrived here reports that she passed no less than forty-twO vessels
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14

there. They were steering north by northeast at a speed of eight or ten knots. The position of the fleet then
 was 300 miles .northeastward of the Natuma Islands which lie between the Malay peninsula and the west coast of Borneo, more than two hundred miles southeast of Cape St. Jacques. This course indicates that the fleet is not going to Saigon, French Cochin China.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
M'GOVERN IS INSANE.

Hot Springs, Ark, April 13.-It is believed that Terry McGoVern is sui fering from a serious brain disorder. He is being taken to New York to be placed under the care of specialists His nervousness is bordering on pros tration, and he is a very sick man.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
SPOTTED MARKET
But the Bays Business Figured up
 We'll.

1 New York, April 13-At any time
 today the stock market would have
 been pronounced spotty and irregular and it is only by a survey of the days trading as whole that the amount of strength manifested is properly dis cerned.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
MOROCCAN REFORMS.
The Sultan Turns Downs French Pro-
 posas for his Betterment.

London, April 13.-The correspondent at Tangier of the Daily Telegraph re- ports that the sultan of Morocco has definitely rejected the French reforms, declaring that they must be referred to the signatOries of the Madrid con- NentiOn-
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
A CHINESE REVOLT.

St. Petersburg. April 12.-Dispatches from Manchuria indicate that the he- lief prevails there that a revolt win soon occur against the Chinese dy- nasty and that it is being promoted by Chinese liberals.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
STRENGTHENING VLADIVosToK.

Tokio, April 13.-It is reported here that the Russians are continually re- inforcing the garrison at VladiVostok and that the work of strengthening the fortress is constantly progressing. It is said the plans of the Russians con- template a garrison numbering 100000 men and 500 guns. Enormous stores of ammunition are being accumulated The Russians are said to hope to equip the fortress capable of withstanding a siege.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14

The new indictment charges that Bur
 ton received S3,000 and made certain agreements while in St. Louis. District Attorney Dyer said the re- trial of Bur ton will take place some time in May.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
RUSSIANS READY AGAIN.

Paris, April 13.-Captain Rode tele- graphs the Matin that he is the guest of General Kaulbars. commander of the second Manchurian army at the Rus sian front. ROde's observations show ed that the Russian arm- has been re- inforced and is prepared to renew the battle.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
EDUCATIONAL CELEBRATION.

Charlottesville, Va, April 13.--In the eightieth year of its career and on the anniversary of the birth of Thomas Jefferson, it's illustrious founder. the University of Virginia today inaugu- rated it's first president, Dr. Edwin Anderson Alderman. The ceremoney was impressive and combined the un- i'yersity spirit in the enthusiasm of the student body of seven hundred and an alumni one thousand strong, with the dignity of capped, gowned and hood ed men, educational leaders of the south, north, east and west. Officials of nation and state and distinguished citizens from many sections added to the presence.
 The rector of the institution, Rev. Chas. P. Jones of Monterey. Va, an- nounced that a growing public senti- ment in favor a change in the gov ernment of the university had caused the general assembly of the common wealth to impose upon the rector and visitors as a governing body. the duty of electing a president. It had con- cluded this duty after patient and anx- ious thought by electing Dr. Edwin Anderson Alderman. The date for the inauguration of the change had been selected (April 13) because 1t was the anniversary of the birth of the found- CT of the institution.
 Among the many representatives of educational and scientific societies and of learned professions were Dr. Lymar. Abbott MOncure D. Conway. Geo. Fos- ter Peabody. Dr. Albert Shaw. Edward M Shepard, pr. Melville F. Stone. Prof. Francis G. Peabody of Harvard; :; President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia, and President James B. An gell of the University of Michigan.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. April 13-Forecast for Arizona: Fair in south, showers and thunderstorms in north portions Fri day and Saturday; colder Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
THE PATTERSON CONSPIRACY.
The Show Girl and the Smiths so Plead
 Today

o0ay-
 New York. April 1s.-Nan Patterson was brought into the court of general sessions today by her own consent to plead to the charge of conspiracy to get money from Caesar Young Dis trict Attorney Rand objected and ask ed the court to set the time for her pleading tomorrow. the same date when Smith and his wife VIII be arraisns.l The court fixed that date. She wIlI be placed on trial next Monday for the charge of having murdered Young
Arizona republican., 1905-04-14
BONDS.

U. s. ref. 2s reg. 1O42a. coupon 1O47s U. $. 2s reg. 1O4as, coupon 105A; IT. s. new 4s reg. 133. coupon 133; U. s old 4s 104A, coupon IO4%.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-06-17
65O6 SEATS IN E
Plans OF Seating Capa-
city Do Not Overestimate

There will be $500 seats in the
neWly-constructed arena for the
Hart-ROot fight at Reno, July 3.
Work is now going on according
to the official plans furnished by
Fowler & Lyon, and a copy has
been sent to the printers where
the work of getting out the e
served seats is now in progress.
That the capacity of the build
ing has not been overeStimated
by the promoters is plainly seen
by the blue prints and original
plan.
Much space has been devoted
to the general admission at So,
and a perfect view of the ring
may be had from any portion of
the arena.
The ring is situated near the
west end of the building, which
is 125X250. thus assuring an
excellent view from the boxes
and reserved seats.
The promoters have exercised
much judgment in the arrange
ment of seats and every holder
of a reserved seat coupon may
rest assured of receiving his re-
spective seat.
There does not seem to be the
least doubt in the minds of the
management that every seat in
the arena will be sold and even
standing room will be in great
demand. Applications for seats
are coming in by the hundreds
and it is safe to say San Fran
cisco and other California towns
will be well represented as well
as many mail orders already re-
viewed from Builfrog, GoldheId
and Tonopah.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-06-17

Miss Florence Kent attended
commencement exercises at
Wadsworth Friday.
Alfalfa haying will commence
Monday in full force, and the
farmers are busy with prepare
tons.
Mrs. W. S. Russell and chill
dren left yesterday for Los Ang-
eles and San Diego, where they
will spend the summer.
r. L. Douglass left Thursday
evening for San Francisco and
other California points, where
he will be absent until after the
Fourth.
Mamie Sanford left Thursday
for for a few days stay in Car
son and Reno. He was accom-
panied as far as Hazen by Miss
Lizzie Austin, who goes to take
Mrs. H. J. Aliens place as tele-
phone operator while the latter
is away on a visit to California
points.
B. b. Smith, of the L. S. @. S.,
left this week for Eagleville,
where he will spend his vacation
delving for mineral riches. He is
a graduate of the Nevada school
of mines, and is an enthusiast
regarding the future of the sec
ton mentioned. He will take
his surveying instruments along
and run lines for other parties
who are contemplating develop
ment work.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
noticed the professional card of
DR. E. F. Rathbun, IAN experience
ed dentist who is a graduate OF
a well-known dental college. His
schooling and practice entitle
him to the generous patronage
of any community, and he is in
addition a responsible man,
who will make his home here
and stands ready to guarantee
all work. He is very favorably
impressed with this section and
will move his family here assoon
as living rooms can be had.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-06-17
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within 80 days from date of sale
Stopovere allowed west OF Chicago or
st. Louis, except that stopovers will not
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For further information apply to
Agent Southern Pacific CO., Reno, or to
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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-06-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

CARSON Clty, Nevadh, April 2, IyU1
Notice is hereby given that The following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim. and
that laid proof will be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver of the L. ) Land Office at Car
son City, Nevada, on Wednesday. June 1Ith.
1905, viz: Henry NJ. Ferguson, Homestead APP
p~licatian No. $40, for the SWA of Section Is. I
Is n. X %. 4. NJ. d.. M. ,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz: John Veith. of FallOn, Neva-
da, Lem Allen, of Fallon, Nevada; Fred NJ.
Wightman, of Fallon, Nevada, Jesse Roberts. Of
Fallon, Nevada.
O. II. GALLUP. Register,
Date of first publication, May 5.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-06-17
r. L. Douglass
BANKER.

Does a regular banking business
BUYS and sells exchange on all the
principal cities of the world Stocks
and bonds bought and sold on COM
mission Agent for leading fire in
companies Safe deposit
boxes for rent
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-06-17
OF LOCAL INTEREST

>idS- III az, vi QUIZ" dlCi dS
Il Fallon visitor Thursday. He
reports conditions i'll his precinct
as being on the improve.
w. w. Sanford and wife re-
turned Tuesday from Reno and
Sparks, where they have been
visiting friends for the past ten
days.
Il. ID. Brown, a real estate man
from Seattle, Washington, ar
rived in the city Tuesday. and
will make Fallon his future
home.
p. Med. Fuller returned Tues
day from Reno. He reports his
wite's condition as being slight
" on the improve, although she
Is still in a precarious condition
W. A. Short, accompanied by
his wife and baby were in the
city last Sunday from Hazen.
MIR. Short reports the wet goods
trade on the increase.
The Winnemucca ball PLAYERS
accomplished, Sunday. what the
local play ers failed to do on the
Sunday previous and took the
Overland mines measure to the
tune of Z to D.
Mrs. G.. B. Williams and child
rem, and Mrs. Williams sister,
Miss Mable Cox, left Thursday
for the latter'S home at Danville,
Cal, where a visit will be en-
loved by Mrs. Williams with her
mother.
Thomas Dolf and family are
spending the week in Reno and
Carson. The grand lodge ofthe
Masonic order, meets at the lat
ter place throughout this week
aud Mr.. Dolf represented the
local lodge as delegate.
DR.. g. NJ. Gardner sold a one
half interest in his drug store
this week to d. J.. Keller, who
has been employed with the T..
:. q. ). His reason for this move
WAS because Of the press Of work
attendant heretofore upon his
practice and drug business.
w. =. Beach has moved his
stock of goods into the new r..
l. Douglass building near the
Burchell Hardware store. He
has ordered a very complete line
OF drugs and notions. and will
greatly increase his stock with
several other lines of new and
up-to-date goods.
Anent the discount trouble
with which the San Francisco
company has been bothered,
since the passage of the discount
law making it a misdemeanor to
deduct from the amount due
working men. the company has
abolished the time check system
and no pays in cash.
Judge Allen, of st. Clair was in
the city Thursday. He will cele-
brate his Goth birthday on the
14th ofnext MONTH and while he
is we'll along in the autumn of
life he is hale and hearty and his
hoarv head and bent frame con-
tain life forces that indicate his
attaining to be a centenarian.
He is our oldest resident and has(
: 81 orr country grow from it's
inception.
Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1905-06-17
For Sale.

Fifty head of good stock cattle at SIG
per head. Apply to
S. J. CUSHMAN,
st. Clair. New.