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BALFOUR'S LAND BILL . am Imcuml Ilks a rist ft Pamo* the S.oond edin by a VOte of 840 to 249-Posibililty That It Will loom. a Law. Io.r.rxs. Mar 1.-The debate on the land purchase bill was resueed in the Qeonmons this evening by Balfour. chief secretary for Ireland. who made a lengthy speech. He said the attacks o the mea ue though violent in form were hest tating to substance. He criticised Glad slome'a. Harcourt's and Parnell's obJee . He approved Parnell's proposal in favor of bringilY down the rents, provided that scheme be distinctly aubordinated to the main scheme for establishing peasant erners, and that tenants wsere rents are Sined down be permanent. Irish memnter bave bhen rich in lrojects for dealing with the ppermty of landlords. But could the, Doint a sgle bill really dealing with Ibe vital ditlleultes of congested dr, trict.' Cbeers.I The government dealt with the dilfculty of congeetion in faith, and its plans should have n met by opposition in a fair spirit. Referring to Chatberlai,'s klea that Io eel authoritles ought to .I given regula tive powers over the contract of the bill. Ralfour adml.litted if Ireland was in a nor mal conditton it woukl he ckesirable to as sociate tihe county councils in the great work ill whlich tie imperial iparla anent was engaged. lut was Ire land in a nornmal condition. (Parnellite cheers.I Lcaal atlhorities in nmnma parts of Ireland worked as murh onl political lines as the Irishl members dad. It it suited thenim to halke and misl use the efforte of the national goverinent and abuse lta liberality could they be de pended ulpon to carry out ithe design of parliament regarding British credit. He contended that the nasulre obviated all risks. I, concluding lie urged that the bill had special merits. Taken in the whole h w ball was a great boon to Irland suchb as sl never could comnfer upon ber self and anever could get except from the party now isn power. u Hear, heer.I If the oppositioll would forget Uw polit cal contest anl ask dthei selves wldther if the were likely to find a schemn. sateria better they would aid in the ret wor which the government without iarty lpulrlus bad taken in bhandl. I('lrersl. .sexton, nationalist, said tie bill was a landlord measure designed to enable them to get rid of practically ulnsaleable land. It was a betrayal of tie country. IHear, wllar.I He warned tile overnllent hat class of tenant purchasing n der tie hill would default payment even without repudiation and would aruoably resolve ilto a general strike against the .eactions of loral authoritkes. TIhe land h'clmase bill passed tie second readingl by :.n to '4. CHICAGO ELECTION FRAUDS. Pmnrsioant (CIy ltliials Wiell Htai to Amawer to the Charges. ('lits u.o, May 1. Alderman Janes McC('ah and ('ity Central (omnmitte.eunan Miclhael J. ('oreoran, were indidted tlis afternoon by the fauid jury on charges of 'tuepllcity in allltgl electionl fraludl in tbe Twenlty-fourthl ward. With them were iNlicted a niiumtbr of rn'tau rant waiters, doak laltmrerr, and otwolwr ild to be mere to.ls.. The frauds c(harlged are ".pelatllmg' and voting ill tie pIdac of citiselsa counted upi aLs "istay-at-homnes." McCabe and Cor(oran pr sentld themI selves Itef.tri Judge GrinnellI and gave bonds of #IS, IU eal.h. They re hfu.d to dim'wa thie clunrar against thain eliclpt to dey sm.nilickity. Three of the men arresn.ld yeste*.rday for coIrnntion with tihe fraud were diswhalurged forlack of evkhierte. It is a.enrted to might that silt "rPeatlers" had tunliel stat's evkienlce. TI.e chief shlnll. is said to havie s'ten1 I.to regiter repeIaters as reslding at cheap lodging lihouse, inm each. of which a clerk lby iprearrangelment couched for the fraudulelnt voters as gean ulne. Tihe take ailtn.l at by thl alleged frad was a seat IIn the City etlusell to which McI'Cabe. as tihe r.sult of tIN eler( lion. succeeded. Mlc'taLw and ( lCorcraln are democrat. . IN CENTRAL AMERICA. A ('ime That May A.eneml wer a Mysterl owu Murder. Iticial liuietall o litee WMtaIladi SP'OK 4N~: FALL.. ll.y I. I H till" ieclrtl ing of Miarch 1v. I.M14. Johb Kramer. aill okld shoemlaker war *n).tLbrol ly murdeurl In a Iheeme of ill fanill inl thin city. %e"xt day hlis boly was found in tIhe river and woundsd allow ing st Ie ceuale ot deathl were di.co,.ld oem hi hbead. Althouglh ever' effort was made to di.rover the ai..iln he c.raed, ll earIv ilneg no e'lue. To'day ('hie of Police Harlbowrl received a letter froat (Central Ane.ric' inforalnag hisn that the miurdierer was thenr and could Ise had. The chief refluses to divulge tIIe leame of (tre mlur drI *r and will ument likely melnd a Ilani ftler hIim in a few dlys. (;Gy Swet. agedl 1:. wcts durownied in a Ileld nmear ('hrtey thi, afternmoon wmlile bathing. The iealy wars revenetrel. eld IIlameild RobbeLry. (' . t IrN t. May I. -A Ihdd alund mai erllwfl dli aaorluld r..blx'ry wa, a(o'trll plisheld this afteromn at tire jewelry store of W'ieuie Bros.. by two thieves who had asked to see uonme elianmoud rieas. They ilatche.. tra 'y onoltaiinlg (LOUO worth of rings and daubshed out of twh store and craped. The thidl nman who hadl utayed outside to prevent mgrsuit war am.stld. DbdUlittei I t OklabLea. W'IItr.A. Kay.. May 1. Two 'olneNd uau1 who caste hl today front a conlred uetkntllent ii ( )klahumi n rIwtrt great des tiution then'. Mally of the residentsl have notblhng t tide tw'm over until icrup time and there is Imuch sicknes caltkel b' lack of flod. Al aplelal Is mIatk' for aid. 11. TrwtteIg A os*Imttlm Pumed. CHI(e.A.o. MaY 1. Frank ('. Noblec ewner of the stallion Aeryoun. has mudl tie National Trotting Amuroiation andl Philip P. Johlmnon for .(s.Is alndl the Standard stock fanu for thi sawIme amount. The suiat grow ,ut of Nohle's emspension on ac'couit of the., not(d Nel son-Akryon race last year. A Wiadfall to a arnmmer. CAMIuM.. Ma]in.. May I.--G.orge E. Moran, a fanner of Linmcolhsvill.e who has a sister in the eman. town anmd anlotlwr mister in California, miherited UU,t bUU y the recent death of lhi cousin, Johnm White. of Key West. Florida. Tie estate of 12,lO.(IU is to hIs divided among rela. lives. Agalsl Caipltal Pumlasuatult. ALL~arY. N. Y. May I. -TIw ho,,.-. t.o day psased a bill abolishing cal,ital Iu ihnment by a vote of "', to 29. POLITICS IN IDAHO. 31 hrens Cetselg Boseesy to orgaalse as Wow Meaes. psetalb Cprsseeoersie o the imandard. BLAccxror, Idaho, April :1. - Word come down froam North Idaho that W. B. leyburn has alreedy announced his withdrawal from the senatorial race. This action leaves the fiel clear to Du bos, Shoup, Claggett and McCoanell. Notwithstadiang the position of Shoup, that be is for Dubols for the first man, and almost anybody for second. proviled, of couse that be be a man of abilty and stdn In the party. It Is quite eerlly beleed that since hib stay or everal weeks In Washbngton during tie winter in the Iaterest of statehood, be is very much enamored of the life there, and is hoping that he will be at last. the second choke of his party, in the event they have the choomsing. Judge Sweet of Moscow, seems to he the eemingasan for ongress o the re publican ticket. Sweet is a man of ability, a fluent speaker and a gentleman. He woukl make a goxl race, but it ls feared the effort being made to force everything, from governor down,on the north. In order to leave Duboiland Shoup smooth aulling for the senatorial places will weaken Sweet too. McConnell ,a also a resident of Moscow, and while he has nothing against Sweet, be will probt ably endeavor to prevent his nomination in order to in order to break the elate al ready prepared In Washington. There Is a factional ight In Boise City which promises to cause considerable un easiness. Ex-Secretary and Attorney General D).P.B.Prldeand Ikelegate Duboisn do not hitch. The trouble dates back sev eral years. Pride is an Irrepressihle fel low and has quite a following. Recent dieveloplmeunts there indlicate that the fight as waxing warmer daily, and the chances are that as the election ap preaches it will assume gigantic propor tkions. The democrats are watching the progres of this row with great satisfae tion. With the usual nuutmner of soreheads over their failure to get office, those who are "kkiking" hecause some friend d d not get the place be coveted, the atti tilde of thie administration with regard to silver, and the fact that Idaho is demo cratic, anyhow, the democrats get consid erable comfort at this stage of the game. They will nominate a strohng ticket giving all portions of the state a fair and just npresentation, reports to the contrary notwithstanding, and go in to win all along the line. Never in tl history of Idaho has the party been in better lgaht ing trim than now. There seems to be a spirit of harmony prevailllng heretofore unknown. The cry is, "let .ygo.lm he byjpnes." - Phe fact that the constitution provides small salaries for state offcers has damp ened the ardor of a great many patriots who are always willing to macrifce them selves for the (lear ieople. Thin, how. ever, can be remedled by the first legisla ture, and doubtless will he. It is hardly to be expected that a man competent to fill the position of state treasurer or state auditor can afford to leave his business,. and move two or tlhree hundred miles to the capital. and perfonr the duties of such an office for the nominal salary of )1,+101) ipr year. with the chances of only a two terns tenure. Judge Hleatty. the elspcial "pet" of At torney General Miller. who was appoint ed contrary to the wihlws of IDelegate I)u h)ui, as clhief Justice, expects to ie I'nited States district Judge, and lhe will be if the attorney general lhas his way. blut it harl ly seems possible that the "power" that he" will he again ignore. L. he outlook now in that the Idaho inlluence will he for anouelxly other than ieall tty, perhalml Heyburn or ('laggett. in tihe event they are beaten for the senate. This, too, may account for Heyhlrm'. withdtrawal frot thle enatorial race. Tie Idaho Staufrxn.p,, lll, ish eil at Iloiria. (ity, and the olit.ipl organ of tie reimul lieatn party in Idaho, is eateing a large amnllsnt of trouble jlut now. All the county officials of Ada (salllty. in which iiseu ('ity is situated, are republicansn. The Sftul·'smn, has tw11en ucorillg theImi lately for allk~led unfaithfulnell to their ipulli duty. tlard things have beell said agalllst smile of thel. and it is reported that anIother big row is imminenlllllllllt, which lro)llline to split the party asunlder in that counlty. t() the various e allllrrassments into which the party has plungedl i the last year this eemnt to lie the mIlnt for maidallte. (lne of the publinhwer of the Sbte#almn is H. Wildnatl,. who has been fulrislhing his .paper a gorl deal of mIa terial fromu .ashingtonm ever illle tlhe opening aof the ession iof eolllares. Wild nailn exprlietell a counsulate ullinewwr ill South Aie.rica, aitl it was repolrtled that the plum was already within his grasap. when. lo'andllwllhold a Michigan man got away with the prize'. He ii still waiting in Wllasiigton for llighltning to strike again Ibut feor lon(l' Ullne~lli.ablh reasIOi the Intch desired aph loinltielit has failed to mimaterialise. I'erluai anen, "friend" in Ada county wrlio hus hTer the vkictim of all attack thronalgh tihe (aelulnns of the Sttesuus. has giveh n ti' truth of the umat ter to the preskklent, . e. that W'ild(an lhad not been long enougllhi in Idaho to get his feet warn Ilefore lhe wain clamoring for recognitionl ill the slhaml of a good api indlltlltnnt habroad. L. M. BERNARDK& MOREAU li.ingK uimmlnhaad the llhuwks.mtllh WMRII turanmrly misnlurteml ) Melhaald imn,., we are prepared to do all kinds of Biacksmithnlg, Horse Shoeing, ION BUILDING ad BUGGY RAlIllING. AIM, all 'L"mIwsu of .ork l in our line. SATI SFACTION (;'.\A ANTEEI) FIRST ST., Anaconda. E. M. TRASK, Manufaitrer.' Agenllt andl Ikaler In Lamber and Building laterlal - --A tpwlntlly of - 11R MINING TIMBER Il Car lAots. Aim, HRRD ILOOD FINISH. KUnl.laees mnade frml Ienlan.. Ap'nll. for Montalana lamlr and Irudu (0.. Ana. euhla: hia tlohe lAmlnmtr 'Co.. lIhhIt. Mnm lans WHood t.. Elk Paurk. t'ordwmnl. ltnilruMd:r yi, 14ttlls, It'lug aml IPl1s furulhsid l n shurt Imative. Ikh',tered at all Imllnt on Welt Mile. 0lce: 27 E. Granite St, TELEPHONE 256. BUTTE. MONT THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE; Champl4e, Moat. FACER & PARKER. Prop. + F ISSOULT + Is beautifully located at the junction of the Hellgate'and Bitterroot Valleys. Surrounded by rich mimes, with a larger agricultural country tributary to her than any other city in the Northwest her situation assures A C ITYr Second to none in Montana. She commands the gateways of the mountains, and through t~r the great Continental railways must pass. Her population has doubled within the past .year, and building is now going on + TH AT + Assures an increase this season fully equal to the last. Real estate is in active demand and-selling at rates which are by no means high. Those who purchased last season are now reaping their re ward, as their property HI AS I More ~tan doubled in value since then. But the opportunities for investment in Missoula Real Estate were never better than now as the property and growth of the town are based on too sure a FOUNDATION To stop short of becoming the first city in the State. There is not a vacant house in the town the' hotels and lodging houses are crowded and there are no idle men on the streets who are willing to work. FUIRCHILD, CORNISH & CO., ROBERTS BLOCK, MISSOULA, have for sale the Most Desirable List of Property, ano will take pleasure in affording information to any who may desire to invest. I. F. KIRBY, SUCCESSOR TO BUTTE HARDWARE CO., ANACONDA, MON1 Dealer in all Kinds of Hardware, Tinware, Glass and Queensware. Agent for Jackson's Liquid Stoe Polish, Hubbard Door Bolt, Etruscon Coffee Pot. MAIN ST., - - - - ANACONDA. JLL . LLLY, 11 HOUSE#SIGN *.g P'INTER. Hardwood Finisher and Paper Hanger. ,, WYALL PAPER. VARNISHES # PAINTS.: "WTIMATRK INuNTH lON ALL * J. C. KEPPLER * Aamoao. Montana. Watchmaker and Jeweler, Deler la DI7AMON DS. An Oradia oi Watches, Clooks, Jewelry, Op tical Goods, Silverware, Etc. Jola J. C. KeIper's watch club. THE J. CHAUVIN NORTUWESTERN Furniture Company Can Fit Ip Hotel or Palae on short Order The Great Furniture Boase OF MONTANA. Everythitn from the cheapest to the bel. Wetl Broadway, Butte. Moat. MONTANA LUMBER AND PRODUCE COMPANY -DUALEUS IN Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Windows, and Mouldings WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FLOUR. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hay, Grain, Feed, and Hard and Soft Coal. Agents Continental Oil Company. We carry in Stock a Full Line of BAI N &I1 IGONS, MITCHlELLWROONS From QUARTZ GEARS to light SPRING WAGONS. Also CLARK. PERRY, STUDEBAKER and o -- -Standard Buggies and Garriages-= o And a full line of Road Carts of best makes. Garden City, Clipper and Chilled Plows. A full line of Peters' and Morley Bros.' Concord Harness, Smith, Worthington & Co.'s Carriage. Buggy and Track Harness. Saddles, Whips, Robes and Dusters, and everything pertaining to this. S.Call and look through our stock. It is complete in all the different lines, and we defy comr petition. J. T. CARROLL., Manager. r J. L. HAMILTON. Wholesle and real dealer in Staple and Fancy Groceries and Provisions. Good goods and low pri.e. *SP CIRL XFTTmNTION TO PRMILY TRRXDm* Mar Street. A.ceda. - . - .....- Op lt HO ee. B. F. Mahan. George Linsley. MAHAN & LINSLEY, Real Estate and lining Stock. Brokers OFFICE, COR. FIRST iP MAIN STS. [ NROONDR. - - - - - MONT.