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THE ANACONDA STANDARD, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 28, 1892.
THEYWERE NOT IN IT
ReprsAntativiscf the Emerald Isle^Beaten ^) Hm lUiilli
AN ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD
ItWas a BplandM Contaat Nor-^;o Luavi! Arnortcana^far in tho^Sii-do.
BSgnil^at III'
intretlive n^in
minigtlL
tart,^^ii in
illUtCS
1miii-
iiiIn iniu-
Hitte.Jan. 17.^The Mag hinmarhlnh^ro' cri-nl itself ^it!i glSTO h) putting lit*
Kr-g-M'in 10 minute* hist Katurday night,^found a team to-tiighi Ibai It could not
buhla cuiillc to. Ti^- s'llciuhil Italian
IsmgssMisd ii inasnjaojB on tiist hmhwi J^liy ^inuiiitf today, hot basing oni^ lha^l'rvncli t^ .mi iii iln' il^ lil agaiual tln-ni.
Tinre MM -.^^.^ (h'o|i1. n: the I'ai ilioti^link nsstfgbt. I ^^ ^^ Italian iii I'imii j^tlii-iv ami thi' I nab. mil' tin ii'. too. in '
Inrgernnuibsr* titan tin ltalimit.aU randy^tu yell. Inn Hay didn't got hall n chain - ^ J^Ui Wt tbeniM'lvra imii. I'bere aa* mure I^saadsaasd utilhuaiaeiii in Ibc Iriah in In |^setoade Uian In i Ik* Italian* .ill night. MM^ii iluln't gut .i lata to h i Um It out. There^wa^ a greul th ai ot uniucv up Ml lint tug,^inure mom *, iii.hi in ill tin iv.^i iii UM
lonrnnmenilouotlwr. Tin- ihmiI bosns^^ hiln't ahoa it. tor lite betting a'an inuatil^on UM dde.
Larrytili-usoti. (iHoii'i' ^ I'loollcy ami^Carioa Warlield mpre tlM ofllelal* ^ ^[ tin*^^\ ruing.
TheItaBana kept 1I1^the aide nt tin- MB
'ii.^ v gained .^ half Inrh
whichlit the in \l 1 ut: ^a
anaami mm -half Incite*, in^Um| bad . ami one-half in 1^ute moii- Ibo) hail four inchi^atai tin- land aae lis Inehe*. in IA ittluutea^ft urns night incfaeo. In 1- iniuutra u was^one 1.m.1 i^u inches, in ^ mln itaa il ami^um- ftMii in inch.- . m _ ^ mluutvs iIm- land
nutlan feet throe uu m *-. 1inl.1t thi mm^nt u halt hour thi It.i!: nis had time^Mi All Italy araa yelling linn.^Scary time Ireland pulled It failed to atlr
thehi|h* o\ en. ..ml 11 was i-\ nil-lit III il it^auH not in thata to via. Soute exritod^Italian waul up mi tin platform ami^IhiiiiIihI Captain Salkl o4 lla Italiana a red
fas,which the eapt placed imhu 1
nuuilm-reaint from the a ikl Italian*. It^MahlnM two minutea for iIk1 Italiana In^pull tin- remaining two fact, tbua winning^the tionteal in i-' ndnuti
Tin-visit weighed oa touch m tin- Ital^^ians, hut the kattar ware far batter trained^ami puliiii tiki om- in.in. 11.ey did no^niaki-a tug that dad not count, and oonio*
timesthe) ijaiiir I as HUM h .1 ~.\ Lncbi - in^one jerk, it ara* ^ tquari light, hi which^tin- ItaliatiK mm bacauae lbe| win- the^Iwtti-r li-ain. Tin- I: J..111 10.1111 i^ t-- .1
enoughto 1 ravel u itli, and it ia doubtful If^man) tenuis in other eitiea eouM be found^inn could pull tbetu.
Thesecond rontsai of the night waa ba^^hansa tin- nonangiana ami Imeriran .
TheXorui-i-iam ii^ iii.nnh-il lln-ir in -i.ti^hWoeagoing -in tin- iihitfitruii a'hereat^KUIa, then* captain, rcatgncd, iitaling tlint^In' hail hii:m-il .-.ii .^111.^ in lor tin- 1 Im!i^anil pi-opoM il toUva Up to it. Tin' \o:--^wagjaMM then eboee J. J. Kpatui a- llteir^enptuin. Theniglil aaeetlll roung* and^i-aihiT than aond tin- crowd away ili- ap-^psintad, Manager Hailer cam* in leruia^a ii Ii tin Sora e*fiali*.
Tin-gag waa nol a beir'i baaadth from^tin* settler lorn minute after I be lart.^Than Aun-i ii'.i sallied mi mm h. The Nor*^oreeianaworfceuthero|ie back.andal the^Mai of gvc minute* tin- roiie waa auain^jin^t eren. Inuncdbttt-ly alter Kuewaj^gadMd a balf tneb. Ai lite vmi of 10 mln-
uii. tin ) hail Iim ini'lii^-: in 16 minute*.
sightagehea. In -^ minulea, one font, eix^incite*: in J.'i miiiiiii'*. Iwn ii'ot: in .'in attn-
Msa,twofaMfourincbe*in S^iulnuloa,^two fool, 10inehea. rbeu iln ) nulled lite^bulam-o of tin' tin- Ii i-i in four minutea^inoii', winning in !^ iniuuaea.
Therecord aa it atnud* I naf llowai
Ku-fI.hah won throe, loM ttona.
rlecottdirruiiee won tan. Um| nunc
Ttui-il.Korwa) won two, lni.t om-.
Fourth,ii. land a00 om-. lo^i om'.
Pifth,Geruuiiu won one, ktal om-.
Sixih.SomIhikI.Sweden, Denmark, Egg-^laud, a ^ii ui 'ii^ . I- at one.
Tenth,amcrb-a won none, 1^^ 1 la-o.
Tin-tin..I pull which ^iil determlm^WheShMital) ^i Prance ihnll Uuve iir*i^MMMg, will lake niaee .1.1 Raturda) night.^Tosgjnrros night iliere will be a pull^beta oca England ami German) ami a^shalkmgp hnttla bMwaenu laam ^l gguV^njsjdj ggsg ami a :^ ..in of team iti 1 .
min III si. i.! oki..
AM;;ht ui PlnSann for IIh-him-Iii^. ami
iiniifiling*
Hi111, .i.in. l7. Tha msmImm at^h
larigli^lu' ^iiii. of Si. (hhhi . nave Igjsll
snSsrSainmcutal ihs Qoou Tawnlara' hall^to-ni,,1.i. .--nil up ssgsgV ui nfogranMM^^.1- aarri d out, Ths b ill was rriMrdad^Tin' Ural nunsass on Uu- ma^gNUMUa sma .1 duet, ^II Fair Dovo,^11 Pmnd Para,^ by Mr. and Mm. Xaiaeim,^fol low^'i I h) a male quartMM eoM|naunlnf^Meaara. f'srilalr, Kaaee, Bayha and Ben^^nett. Iknli hit.- ph'.iMiiuly Mini; and 11^n111.1iion. ^Welomna. by MiaaB. Karri*,^MSSgrSd merited ippniuit ion. .\i-\l^vu* u i-oiiiii- ong by I.. VertiMi,^11 piano solo It) Mr*. I . M. Hi.I.^iiiul .hi itihlre** on il ^ ^' ^^i^m, of^Si. Qoorge.^ 1.) Ket. w. Lillla. A^*eh . imii a malu i|iutrt''ite wa^ fVsV^lowed h^ a KS-t* ^ reinli i-,hI miIu,^Prima Verdi.-' In \|i~. V. Pueb*. V rsci^^tM Ion, MMemnriea oi bujialMl.^ waa^^itaa b^ 1;. Pordi ami 1 rnulaMie, ^Ls^ronannnibula.^ I* \. r. N'elli en. 1 cm i 1^cluii Ii) Prof. s. 11. Trenail -ni l I . ^i ^ .^Wng I nun::, ^*Anawar,t' Ity John Ii.^Baylla, aud .m uddreaa. ^Our Prieiul*,^^li^- \v. .1. palmer, ^eeeatary oi Vnton.i^snips, i-i.-i.i tii^ prugramiiMt. Ancscell-^eatapraail foiioaiil, wi.nh wasuartahen^of hj n*er^-bodi |iroiamt, after which the^hail wm 1 timed Into ^ ball room and iIh'^Sous of st. Qrorga and tbeii friend* paaard^a sivut p i: 1 oi mi i^ in nii'li-i oi mo nighl^in gMMMMj to good mil
llaO.iiinl 0SjnlBSa
nitti .i.m. _^. It the maaqnerada kgJJ
ntIh'iisli.iw I..ill lo-niylii l|. ini.m Han,^airih ami a eouain named King log .ip-^|m'ari-il as nmi i^ t - w 1'!. a p..ii- ol li-a-irin-^nil.ii In il to iln 111-. Im . Ik'Hi i n .1'
theyMarteil toward a plnso of rsfMaie^naasta with tin- iron* dangling nlsni^gigs of i hem, and Ibt ^ bad sol^nans far i- furo tin j ran into^a policeman, who uomiuundud litem 1^Ibron up llwir band*. 'IlH'ofUocr tlatuglil^there bail l*^n another jail break, ami^Mmi tlii pri*onera ware running awa) alib^Msjnil,ami bu watt so narvaus that Um^maiH|iier.iilers wereafmkl In- a-Mild *btMit,^^DMl't *ltoot!^ tbe^ i.-ail. und .In n ||ie)^ngasssfced. 'iln- ufllcer i.^. ^ 1.1,. 1 '1^up. but Uau*wirtil lia* 1 in a *u|ipl\ ol^rigara in untici|*iiioii of iittunaluiatiuu*^Uaamntroa 011 r bia narroa 1 Hoope.
I, m| '^'il * tt ^ Io g,
|m^ Inn. V, IMk Pridai arming u^gggnrtsinmeut and nail will be I told ui^I'apliee ball in hoiini-ui Thitiiiu* Paim.*'^birih'la). All L'uilariana, Sipiii tsUi^Tin oi^'ijihisii ii ^ 1'hiuker*. Ibe litarml^miltdea J- wtin- ( :u.mi.in-, wlio ii-^S'illillg to givi* In othi-is i.a- sunn' rij'li^thai lite) claim for Ibnmi ii 1 *.are int ited^16 be prvkeui.
IINLITtVII llOI.I.AIts A HAY.
HuaI'm Ri'ilnelloa or Labamta* tVa^e*^\\ III 111J urn llullr.^Bt 1 rr. Jan. ^7.^At noon tiwlny tbjggg^moramTtba man smfdoywd m 'ho eon-^struct inn of ths raiir.mi brsneh from Ihs^Mountain View to the Itantaaa * sgggnj^traohaquit mork, Thsg lahl 'hat Haay
guhlni'.nise at Snag the I't'-inaii nn-
itimnssdt^ LhsM that tin- ssatrm ton had]
tioiilhiltheiii that only |^-r il.i) woiihl^In-p.iiil tin' wiii'kini-ii 1111 I !^^^ |*'r week^would be el aiit'd for ImkiiiI. Ti swasihe
anaararthat the sms at ra w.11;ui:.^ las, inn^im uu n santinsad work.
Aeonl'i ii in e of msraheraof lite Dwfta^WorhiliKtuen'* union v. as helil at J o'clock^this afternoon. A eoinuiittee was a|v-
pointsdto see Contractor Guthrie and find^out frora him just whit toe would do. Tna^^ omiuitiouid not find him. and it was
repottedbe hail gons to \ii .i nmi.1 tins
afternoon.Tomtorraw morning lite com^^mit toe v. ill 1 lail the sonatruction work ami^*ee the men who toatra iteon brought bora
10work al figure* thai will aturrs out local^workitiirinen. No ianas boa) of nu n gaa
11red o^ ei- the tin ai aortbet n today, n ud^men have kept NoaaWatch, it la now^elated Ibot the im-n are not gMrrhnj gga^bod) hut ia biocha of nig of sight.
i;.I. I.i /' I. one of UM lol'einell of i lie
work,drain* to den) that he etrsr said thai
Ifeaaar) rtata militia wonid bs
calledon lo protacl the men at work on^tin- railroad, which language waa attrib
11ted to him h\ mombon of tintnniittee
wliowaited oo biro, tma of the le idera of^tin- Worjtingmon'a union ail lhiaatran^^itii;: ^Ever) buaineaa in.in. M will .is^e\i r) btboring malt in Butte *i*jukl Im in*^lersaMd in tin., tluIn 10 iipliohl ButM^wagea. Had thai work bsaa sin 1 lo U nto^oonlraetor* sasarai tonndrad man aouhl
havel***n employed hen- at ^il |n'r 1I.1) .
aadthsnMneiwould have basasMMtia^Butte, win re iln- road is being built^ami wini^ the mining wealth is^MMth us to rlanaaad Ihs ratt*^nmi. v.- it is. Butts srsakingM n ara^out of j.itis ami ButM con tract or* are Idla
wliih-eaetern men an- Setting all the
la-uellt.Puriharniore, if the 93 aghl win*,^all eontraclN will Inn after la^ h i on aa^i'Hlhii.ile ol ^.i: ^ at -t-' |m i- du)'. Tin*
rulingwage* in Butte w ill l^- reduced fn an
SIto T^'J. ami the men who liave been^^pending a'hh the bnainea* men will^beraaftor mend only gg, -|'i^. hwdataas^men aeccsdingli will auftVr, bul of oourae^the greale*! waa will he to the working-^mstk if aagat ktaMstrsdaam redu^-^*d^thai will ba aa anmrma araaga for n-^durtlon in all mnuchea of labor. Carpen^^ters, iiiasoiis and uii-'i-i - may e\pt el thai
Ike)aili auffrr gnat,
OVBffin china.
in.Banal Mas ^ ^ Bang 1 hang at Kneh^, Bagaahssd i^^ tin* Oi ga^--masi.ii ^ 1. Jan. ^r. 'I'he n hi i iiiiii-ni
baadecided to fouud a school for marine^engineer* with a riea oi disss rdittg Euro-
peanolfieers in tin- Chinsaa Heel.
UBangChaag*i att.uk al tasSnsass
lefthim IllU' ll elllei'lileil. Tlele |BJ SOS
f'a. - of ileal Ii. an 1 M-tit a Im Ii w oil hi h:un
seriollsif ill -11(111-111 ^ g.
inRnltn iv 1 11. ies.
Mi11 . Jan. J7. tiMiiinii.il p 111 n iilar-
aassraaarradaasigg aaMssnnaaj tin-asm^asssd Shsaagk aMNnawf car mrrice wlik-b^ibe Duioa Paclttc attaads to amag-^grate bMwc-sa hats Vsik ami aaa^rVancka\t Oaanal BhsSs ssaaiec
Ilions will Is made with tin- rhiea^n A
'Ni thweeti ra and at Chlsaga with om* of^j the Vaaderhili lines, eoataectiag with Ibe^; \. ^ Vork Centml.e*rer whieh the -h i pi 1
AN AlllHill Kt:^ (OI.O)V.
jin nta ass alao aadss srag lor eon 1 nit ion-*^with the 1 '1 im^^hania linaa. Tor Ibe^p.^ m 111. om- through 1 bs will Iii- run evi ry^vn-k. Later 011 tin MrvtM may I** in-^1 ni^il.
S'otbingonh i d w .1- rei 1 in d bsalay eon*^rrraiaa tin- reporti il purchsaa oi ihs hi on^t.1 n. 1 Luion i^) tin- i iiiou PaoSaCi
\\.H. Hut us, u aasal nmuugar of the
Mi'ii'aiia1 uii 111. is exjM i i^i| gash EfOM^tin I ,i-t in .1 1.ia day -.
1 i *-1 i I 111 lit* iii iii |ll.sit.
Hi1 11. Jan. 27, I ln- ereniiiL. .1 stianocr
aapaaeadat the smsM aama si tin- Mmh^tan 1 Caaisal and asked Im a nasad n^^Helen 1. Iii paianant MS tin ngg in*
lemlemla ii-ililleale ol i|i-|mi it lor s i;.',^on i I.ilk llmlhers bank. The lit ket^a^eiit liet*ilati-il uIkMII uii epnggj iii ^ paper^for so IgMJS an ..um nil. and n -^i|'ie-.ietl tin- stranger to wan until he could
tiIi (iliolle In llie llallk lllsiltt the gCMtiltC
in- s of tin r,*rtflk*ate.but the almngerde*^mat in 1. snd.hsatily ptckiug up tin - em lifl-
iat^. Ii^ ran out of tin other. Deputy^Hbertff Kebfeld srw near bj , and being^ialurraod of Ibe uueurrvnee, atartad in^MgSPk of tin* 11 '.114 ami found him ascroted^bt a wood pile a ibarl dtstsnce frmn the^il- gal and look hiM 10 th^ fount) jail.
4ol. ii'-1 Iv r*atee.^iu i n . laa, If. a MaagraM from Bal^^ms hs-tdght tin* InftanMlhM th^i arben^tin- Mite - aura counted on tin - iiioclioo for^gsksaai of the l usi n-miin-nt. Kalkmal
ggngga,to till tin-v.i'-am v ^ .iiisi-.I h| the
maignationaf Cot, ^ . I . Idagd, h was^found thai liarrj C. Keaalerof Butte wo*^the hoiinii-'l man. No purtirubtr* ol the^elii-iioii wereirivt-a. Aa Mr. Km lor li 1^1*1-11 Uaut^*nanl imlonel of ibe rutrirm*nt,^aiMthes eleclktu will bare to be bcnl loflU^hi* pi.^'^'^
,1intui si.n 1. - laaM -* Caast,^aamka in gai igjgaaak
iiii 1 1 vi I., hi 1110. Jan. '.^. hill.'^ Sto, k.
akamrafthe loin ib dist 1 iei baahaadhat^larnta ofeouri lor this reaaat follows.^All.ion. 1 a- da ^ onnty, Masch M and Hcpi.^^. 11 illry, Ah ui.1.. roaaty April 1 ami Das,^i: Mount.im II.um . Elmore county 1 April^Sb and 1 ti t. ( h il'.i -.( uster county, May^HI and Scpti BM aaBavaa, f*agaa sanaty,^June ^^ and Bay, ~.
OstmBadnrad M Katraadtlat,
s\vIvtrrosM,Tessa,Jan. B, ThssaIt^Httht protpaM of aa ^-.u-ly Hghl botweea^aVt trooata, and a Garta man itatea mis^Imii!' sathnrll) that Gam ba- only two^men waiti hint, his brMbet .1-1 I an i-\-^porhngBed M* dean amuti ttaal thag hale^IBs btiithdaring tha daj and tantura^naf aaky M aishi in iddala supplies from
iia lull) i .in- 11:111 11.
.
\vii^ 1 ma I'lion'i ladata,^\v\s|hm. ii .v. j.,n. l.t. v uu in aquit]
Im*Im'i ii licouubl In l .-li.ilf of tin- as.
dgnsaaaf Green d Batsman of New Ifoth^\ ii !.. ami Han in.in A i o. ot Wrathiagnai.^agalnat the itasts ^^! ibe lute Hanslia
I'lUiilliof Kaiisa,. fur t-.H7.lXi, hi.. M(U
.; ilantoatock in Um atiaalicdi Dait-^\ lit rattsrsg,
*^ ..
i'ea smaaM - Canal H *L
IPsgOTglnr.. Jan. 17. I'.i-.tiiii-'. ;
1alifoi niu Laura liuekiuiro, Trtn*ki*e:^A. S. Uiugfc v. tlakdale.
IdakaiMarcuaP. ttldtnma,Montpt*lb'^Montana r. r. Littkr, Glendive; iln
Viae Malmmi. Kid UdbjSi
1hagjaa W, B, Ctotlty Porasi Grott*.^\s aahlagsaa .1. Ti |^triat**gh. Pidh
it p a 1 't 1 asassaly,^lligatsy, v v.. Jan. ::. Tha aaaati^Waanne eommittaa hut. ihshkil ion
favoialii).vl.lnnii iiinenilun 1 ibe !
appropriaiiitglitJUJIOO for the Ksa V.. .
.\hlbil ui ibe woild's lair.
Ills I gtoMS !^^ haSSl ^^^^* ^i)p*lr^ lo the
Bfagaof ^ uiiinMiioa.
Anhihikelaaapk of Ansttrhi i- little
hs-..ii 111 lie in bit taatea than the Arch-
dui.-!i hiitiu. w ho gaasrisd ashasat girl
ma!111 i ll.e 11 mi t iiptiiiu. or the Arch^^duke Heiarich, arlM aaatiBaM) his myai^boin.i^ i^ wi d an 1 1 ^ 1 a tdiigcr. The Arch-
dukiJcaeph's im launien. In.weM-r. turnt^Mm I^ i:M^i^s Rgthar than louetrewic*,^und Ins srrnhngsajl e.\psy 1tailitionn.p^p*y^gsnsk^ and u^ I ^ DnaSOSM have *4:^-urcd^lor I.an 11 hinh place 111 the folk-lore l.'tera-^|ass of the ehiekend Aiihtro-iiuii|;arian^ellipiri'.
TmtamhdalM*Slatett manifettation of
hi-|h-i uli.ir I'liiilness fur (,*ypsies is an at,
temptlocloiaaatlssMthasn, lays the New
York.-.mi. lie not |KTi!il^^ion fmin F.m-^BarM* Frani Jo-a-ph to form o psy eolo-^nies and to try to teaeb thnin tin* arts of
agrieuitasaandiaalaatry, mid then built
ikilittle eottiiKoH for il* in Mr. !ai n 1 .'^ - on^hi- AloaUth estate in Hungary. Almut two
we!.- ass he aartadad agypagrajmran
amik*d it to his uniiiliahitiil villuire. Ho^^ in as i atrapning young fellow of ft year*^for chief, M- mayor, ami hid marrinl to^bint by the nsrtnr of Ah autb the nrsttisal^girl in tbe caravan. Tin- archduke him-^aeifsavetbi gkriaway(and a friend was
tinIn -i man. In the sii!isei|iient fegtivb^lira Ibearebduka appeared in tin - lull attire
of.1 gypa) ckJaftain, ami. soeordhtg to^eiistoin. as the in.in who jjave the bride^sway, led the wedding pioceaalon with a^w raalh ol ilowi-rs on his In ail ami a hiini-
lioostick wrapped with gra) eloth in his
Imml. ' u h I.mill) in the new \ illaue hat.
seos ami ii pony trtd a qaartar of an assa^oi land. The archduke ia ahou! toaraeSa^factory near tho tillage, at whkdi all who^' arc not tlutft) eamign to aunpost tbaas-^- telle- without da) luhor rna) Hndampaay
Imi'iil. Shoiihl the eoloti;, pro\i-a siieii*Hs
oilierearavani are to be captured h) the^an lidukeand located la -miliar aurroaad*
uu;-.Ill- purpo-i- is in lead into the^u.i' - of ei.ml.a t ami ei\ ih/alioii tin- lii-eal
hordeof wandering folk who naM all^llieir time in giigrating in pk*tuiaaajna^i iravans front om- end of tbe Anstga*^liungarian einpira to the other.
i111 UUM a ^ oi mi.
a I i'ltili -il.lislial I uu, ni fit an iii.l. ,^I Bdet lis I over In INMI.
Tin-p|-e\ah n i-of eoliths aiul eolds at
idlire-tin nvomentretainda me of tin
fuelthat ii whs u eoiifth which was main1
reapoaaibiefoithe bniiants amount of^bloudahed that ntteiiih d the i oup d'ctai^srhssshi Kapok at IB. obtainad his thwsie,^wrttet a iJMtiapoMhaat ta^ tin* Bats VSgsk
awawdsr.
Thaismtcrupu|aaa but brillisnl ndrnat*
urar,Ganeral .mil nftci-w ard Marshal il*^St. Am.^ml. had i li.nue of the inilitai
operatkma.But ha waa anwittsng to a--^t nmi tin ilin 11 responsibility el ordering^Ibe troopa to Bra apaa iln* people, iH-in
notaltOgMDM eeiiain as to the result of^Kapok on'.- iii'-morahh- i gtaspSSM,
\\in ii the laonani for anshdi arrived
andthe mob l.i-^atl to show si^n* of^aweeping aside tbe troopa. the brigadier^genettila under hie ordera ten! mi ntlh . i^In him al headquartSta to ask him Vthii^I lie) wen* to do. whether liny -gaga to hu^^nt l ilie populace m* giva arap,
Straugvbenoiiub. St. Arnaud was^^cited nt Hi .1 im im in a'lth a vkdsnt Bt of^coughhur which lasted for scleral min^^ute*, I'mai! . when II eeaaed Ute general^plat managed to gaap the words: ^Ma^sacra Ions r' imy curst d ooagk.1
The^tlii Mi I'.i'. Itlg w ailed until the ci ii^ami h id m i m ml hi- lir. atb. rc*pean d^tin- i|UC*li^'i ',:*.^ in si. Arnaud wa^^ll la 'i a uii a i ioh ui lit of coughing, srlilch^lerndiiated, aa on tbe inciinus m-casiou.^v.nii tin parting canamaUaa sf ^Ma^^ ai re Mas
IItin ^I waa no fool. bS SSMM take n
hint.. . well .is am om- i ii s, ami s.ilutiiiji,
beleft Si. truaudt presence. Onretuni-^in^ o iln- brigadieri and coloneJa who had^sent bun for laatructiona ho waa t ksd^wh..t reply St. arnaud had mada.
Tin-gsnsraPs onl) woida and cmtt-^roaud* wire aamaarss tons! (msssassa^im i shodyl ^
Turaecominanda ware ubssad to tha let-^ti i. ..ml m.oi) ibousane people were shut
donu ami bayoneted iii oonsi 'im in e.^-I Hi I Iii: HOI II I K LOt I .
TUTTLE
Manufacturingand Supply Company.
Manufacturers
AndConcrnlratin
MACHINERY.
WflRKii as AMACriMOA
Dealers
ANACONDA,
BUTTE,
SUPPLIES.
MISSOULA.
ANY AMIIINT Of KIN.^gag His li.i.l l li t.nl Him for II. ^ onlly.
i*i,iBtanmagBdirt
IUd Sam Jobiison. w Im lives dow n in a^Ivetillebec eouiil) tow n, is about the liour-^i st and most ttraighllaced fellow- you ever^.-aw. .-a) s the Lew islon Juvnitii.
Tin*other day be heard an awful elnltt r^out on a loii),' bill near In- house. He got^out to the scene jn-1 in time to see bis son^Jed in.Hint the ag Bart, bold up the hMSSBe^ami eoast dow ii the hill w ith a thunderous^roar ami a i loud of dust. 'I ln* old man^slat ted on the trail dow u the hill, picking^up a club on the Way ami tailing for Jed to^eniiie baek and lake a licking. Hut the^nearer In* pit to the IrambuSgJ SMl tin*^more tbe real uovell) iiiul butlioritp|teale^l^lo him. Wlii'll lll't'iil liillli' fiHit of the^hill hi* was s'l'ittuiuu like u ^ehes-v cat,
a-Jul afterward ^ocutrad*
Whatin tiinenation you gohV w ith thai^o\ i art. Jed
liyi'tirry.dad. I'm a-sliilin^ down hill^in'er. dad, an' it's mure fun '.in gala*^jiitis. Jest help Hie tisist Vr up bill ami^lake a ride,^ said Jed, tghjgg gggggmi^bsag bis father^s grfa,
Yousassy imp,^ sputtered Sam; ^I'm^.iC'ihI mind to welt you.
Ob.dad, ionic on: its slithers of fan.
Notby a darned shot! And 'sides,^some one may see in- .
Gitout. they w on't neither. Take boll^in-re an' we'll run 'er up hill.''
Theold aMOnanhhvt sassak Chockiagi
liebi lpod push ihr* earl uphill, eliuekhni;
UU,he crawled in, and he Uttered aa bt
toldled to ^bold light an' ' leer Stsalgbt.
Awaythe) went. Hut ihey had just got^umli-r he.nlway w hen a team natOO JOg-^ghsi around a I^ ml ill the niad at Ihjg fool^ol I tic lull. The old ox earl roared down^In Its headlong rush. A wicked snuisb-tiii^seemed illllllilletlt. The IHghtgnsd Jell.^Imw ildernl b) u Mil ley of sipialls mid\ells.^ranked the toncue alsmt, and the flyinu
iart shssrad for the tields. It careered^w lldli. bopped the highway gutter, eraahsd
in.era stone wall and c.uno to a w recked^ttondatiU. bottom upwaiil. Jed ami tin-^old man were beneath.
Itwas six wee!,:- li^fon* Johnson (jot the^crick out of his back and recovi-ied tin-^use of his bait' i'd metiiliirs. Ilisllrsi^dill) til the end of these ;.jx wi eks was to^In k Jed. not passionately or inn StpSS*
anly, but thoroughly, ooaacientioutiyi^aarnrstly, sccordlug to a carefully ma**
paredplan and deti imiiiatioti.
MITI. tZV. HI 1 A OBMII s.
Ills
'Il.i I ii'ji'iin : 1 ^ nt i^ I'i.i s.t,( . I|^-r lawn^I i ion III o^ nil;;;.
ii i Sun-da) we v.i iv driving sp ths
\V.it*i I in n. anil a- SMtHSMd Sbend
arataaadoaawl ayouag lawndrlaklnn
fnm li e ti in- did Ii. ia| s a w i in r in the
I!mi: ill - ahf,
Ai ii.i ;'|i. a h if^ aiiitial - w i re
ttaiiled,andin athMaaggag to laraaad
runtha ]^or little lawn lost its balance
andfell Silo lbs ditch.
Tina alar rune vet) MrMtly ami tot asaal^I'oiuit ' up il.i re. ami of i qui an ibe lawn^v.i curried down stream. Tlio mot has^di i r 11 tin ^! to I. ae all fear of aa, and ran^along lla* aide ol I ha ditch tl-yiag to reach^In r uffkpl Mg w lib pes In ad.
hud-JenI) da* ran ahead of Ibe Boatmg^fawn for ^in^ liith- 11 island Site^pilots* d Into tin dhi h v lib Iter bend dow n^sin in.i ami her biadquarsars toward I ha^laau. sla line id i er tors foal hnnl) la^the cu t in s o| the ruck* io n iii i tha nsS
ofWan IS.
Iiia s ^ oii'l tin* faw n was washed up on^lis ntot her'* back, and ii Instinctively^ela*|**d her in i k w nb its fun it ^ .. The^dot then sprang from Ibe ditch wuh gag
tawii on In r I nek. She lay dda H, iiinl Ibe^hah) 'I'll' loibil l'i llu uu lltnl III all Ut-
imI) ^ x lot ii-t, d i oaditioa.
Mr.Sweeter* and outaelf ware noa not^iiiiicti .ii ii lect from ibe actor* in ibi*^animal in ;tdy,bul tin nicdbcr.M*cinlna|y^uih-oih'I in ^ l our |ireeence, licked ami^ii iidhd Iteruffapring for a lew minutes,^i'iii' ii n m n. its feet, uiul the due aasj^ih^ law ti then lioltcfl i fl up the mountain
side.
I.uiulI ioill|*ll In In- True.
Mis.Pi'illuiui Dongbui Klsaaa ia a iwafl.^It i iu* i er. iln n. that i ^ I. f'u1hl**rt Ijuk-^Ing, who U ol i hero for tin Vi\iuli-Boh
ii a-eddiiuti bnahtbaataaaaded to her.*
Mi.-,sli ..in w.e i:i n .mis uiul milled
th. baiidt-oiui Byitbdi midier lo call Mta^'' I^ i da tighter, who was ktal r-undugj
out.
LaoSnitday thegaBaoi colonel iiihtl
foiHi on in. oaest. Ill- walkiil up l-'iftli^aveliiM* and ilow it 1'iftb avenue and rang
i. hill- having forpMieit Bat
liuiiil ;. \. v. ilboui lluiluii. any
Shtauea.lit* ninth* bla ttiailogn-a to Mra.^Sioauoul ibi ^p. i.ion tVednsada) a fol^^lows:
BjJn-rr yt linna I'm aafBBi -orry.
1*^up ami dow u Fifth avenue, -aw
*'i hni !n ^ ah ^|,i.|itta mid In-own
hri. l^ - ^ uli i. . I !, ... anil, h) |a^va^ I^US ^^ IIM i nb- eh ii . kiokitlg la Ml I ^ ^ gSVS
tle.v riiid . mi Vsinhshllls hie.
I' v' ui otic ol lis** house-.^ -mil^^v:^* ^ ilie.klly. ^I was a Miss Vail-^ihlliilt.
Taia SU. Am ), ,-,/rr.
latahlag-or lUnnllsrs.
I'^ iukipiua,tlan. 17. It ii said thai
etuoiiiuatkm id the bonki id the^liirdeo National bunk liroughl^to lltfhi additional et-Mlenro ol [raud. and^wan-unta w ill ba iaaued for the arruat af
-ireraj nan aas*
v im taaOms Mai
I'lli *mt:i.. Jan. .7. \ million for a new^trial hoi lai n . au ii-.i i^ tin* mt,^ ,^ ,, ^|^'lie Pi iu Bm (tii.,j Ubsl suit.
lllln^^ liny t'sril Hit* Ti leplo iie^BaahSS Thau Ttulk.
John.^. aid a lawyer gg one af the big^buUdmgadown town one day, ^run into^Mr. Jones'olbce and tall him I'd BbpfeS^bt e 11u.i for a nnnute or tw u.
V*-t.-a ^ atiswi ri d John.
Mr.Jones' nth' e adjoined thai of the^la .i | or. explain - tin* Kaw York ffarold.^Indecfl, Mr. June.-' desk and that of the^' lawyer wen* w it hill In feet of each mln r.^ami if llu wall that si p iiatnl them batln'i^bssaSO thick, ami ii the lawyer Uada'l^been so diuuitied.be iui|{ht hlm.ieif. by^shouting, have iuformeil Mi. Joti^ - thai
In*sranSad to see bun.
Now. il woiihlirt have tnki-u John gMSS^than a i|uarter of a iniiiutc to go to Mr.^^loll^-'oftiei and the jpumsy would not
Ikava fatigued him. Rut tin ofBoe tale*
Iphone was still nearer. So John 'ailed^: up ami had central gisa him Mr. Jones'^' omi e. Mr. June- hapneoed to answ er the
caU,and John told Mi. Imms thai Mr.^Rohiiiton, tlie lawyer, wiabed to sas him.^^What Mr. BobineunT*1 asked Mr.^I Jones.
I^The next dagg Mr. Kobiii.-.oti.^ an-^1 ^i is| John.
lib.^..ml Mr. Join-, ^all ii;:ht.
lbwent into Mr. Bordnaoo't ollh e.
^That'sa\i r) kug hoy ofyaaw, Babhv
son. lie '-aiil.^^No. be isn't.^' said tin* I nun.
V' . he j^.^ said Mr. Joins.
Whydo you say so'.'^ u.-ktil the lawyer.
Iti i i'i-e.^ anawaiad Mr. Join s, ^when^you told him you wanted to sec me he^ealh d me up by lelepllone. in,le ad ot^w alklngllO Msps to in.', offloe.
^'I'll.it isn't Ulihsem,^ aid Ihelaw.Mi.^^it - gsokat, I'll raise John's salary.''
lor s*le.
Ioinpletc stiK-k of htm ^ iiiery, cigars ami^fruit. A bargain. Must Is: sold by 1'eb.^I, siber Bow News colllpauy.
Tin*fa|ildolnglat^ an- oonluiuaB] inak-^in:; freah scquiajlWIl* of kaowksugo. \^valuilllitl Und of skeh ion- In longing lo till^fourth dynasty was recently made in^Kfc'Mti. This i- the earliest know n dun* of
Eg)i'ii ni romalna.
DoctorBoyd,
Oculist,Auiibt aod Specialist.
i
Diseasesof the Kvo. Ear and Uri^^nary Organs.
SPtCiAiTiESrrs 'Tl-na* aajtoahaa. sad .111
ernrs of relrai tlnu. tin nuitter Imw i'liiaplii'at it,^inrrriti^!. My-pia, Hypcrapi.i, Prf-liyopi.i, a nil
tagasaattaiAil apnanmi aa UM gyt sal Bh^skillfully ami m-ieiitilleally |m-rfotin^i1, as fur^Slntiimus, (0mmCat.ir.ict, bMad Pupil,
(IrlaMMgn;)rte.
Strictureol Bt Urelhra featgSMl| WMA IMC^K. N. Ogkl' SSMhaS of New- Yolk.
Iw in gasisatsu latt laetory ressBi in al msm
1iii.iy iu-c^-|it fni- ^ ifiitmi-nt, for I never lake a^wm in tri'i.i wlikh I Until: 1 i .iiin.it lieoettt. aas^aaa )^* tosas MiayraJlarifiosiwioUa.sk,^^^ iu ip. in., ^uJ lai p ni.. 8Mb sag,
J.BOYD. M. D. C. M..
BssaniMsagMOtnlsygt*fsamgi aad fwk^^tract, iiutti', Mom.
THE
Isthe Mo^t Beautiful ud Per^feet Fittilg Aititii i.il^Teeth Made
wmnot sfssh ^i 'hop araa at iii^ anagg.^Teeth F.xlrarteil Absolutely Wiliiont Pain,
.imi wMmmbI um ^'f .iiiM'^ittftif xiiii w%%^t.i*\^- th*- timiM^ to *n\* -ii^.ii* tin* rmHiMid you^v. ill nut ^n^ ..ii ,i.uii to ii.iv i teeth ^^ ^ 11aV if i.
tallii... ifivt-4v.it** ati'l I^- i'liiniuei
W.H.WIX,D.D.S.,
DENTIST.
LEWC*'SU ^-.OPI.N t VI NINor-.
MARTIi\l^ FOX,
Pashasin
FineIkM; Mmn ami MdmWMl
Wholesaleaial retail... aii-i, iu I UAL OIL
COTTAGEHOME;,
Allacnnila,Mulltan i,
t;fink Meiiue. i Sawi .ulr.II.-1 hSgghi
'llu.tinusi* lias Iii ' ii ii ills . nil in^^Iv fur^oltbed thniiiulinut. Ool^ white nelii empluyed.^goo 'i umI board gaj pat sraMa. Maslt mo.^Ii|^^i JiUL I. UM
Wil.llAM llSISISng. .-- - i'l.'l'i ii'lnr.
mCONDAUVERY STABLR
l'.Bi BBVWBBIa* FragtlsfetK
Busies,SadJl'.s and Hcrsei lor Hirj.
glMprtMrtetor of I'aatenser, Baioaurt and Bs*^brttt i nn- * .iiiin i-iiiui i,..i iD
with.ill Ii..Ills
Ofl'i-i-ami Slaltli-, Inn! Street. Anareiula.
MacCallum^ Cloutier,
-EE1GR0CERIESAND PROUISIONS
Gents'Furnishing^Goods,
NewStuck. RcaJOfBtbto Prices
Thechca|)csl m the city.
Liquorsand Cigars,
TlioChoicest BrhMtdi
Teasand Coffees
Otthe finest qutiity*!
Ourstock is almost entirely new
Vouwant oar fluids .tnJ arg mu$^your tiad^-
THEDAILY
STANDARD
Ufor sale by the following^Newsdealers:
GreatFalls
CW. Tyler,^T. Mi ui. ili in,^W. T. Riiruy,^K. M. f 'alkina,^A. (i. lo 'hliii-,^Mapgg * Oiibluren.
Philipsburf
Mrs.r^ Caskell,^a. I^. Scheuber.
Granite
J.I^. Willi.lllls.
Mi.(,ilih rsleeve.
DeerLodge
*'.ft. Kenyon,
Bnrhai* 0a
Boulder
fii-orceTfaff,^Hotel May.
Holona
Alas,(ioorlni.-in A-Co.^Ih h ii.i Motel.
Kalispol
Malconiit- Herring,
I.. A. Marsh.
ColumbiaFalls
('.K. Fullerton,^Jacob Winter*.
Dillon
DMsBM* leantile Co.
Bozoman
TnylMB Kay.^Livingston -
TaleottA- Sai.
Castle
T.W. Warren.
Ltbby
liobettCant^ ell.
Havre
\\olfe HlOR.
Carter
It,I. ''iinniiisham.^Dcmert..ville
ii.11. Runitt.^Neibdrt
Mis.J. E. S| u.i sue.
I'ocatcllo,Idaho
Amlrewlaekson,
VhaahWabon,
\II. Hi an.
Com,Idaho
C.J. Kh mining.
Vi/allaco,Idaho
.!. . Wallek.
Burke,Idaho
A..1. Howe.
Mullan.Idaho
I. \. Marsh.
Bo'hoCity, Idaho
HenBgavaWgaMsj^Ii \. I'iniiey.
Donver,Col.
II.iinilton .t- Rendrsck.
SaltLako. Utah
LesrisOtaaaaBi
OBjdBMhjUtah
I.II. Cuter ^t To.
SanFrancisco, Cal.
U.C Will**!', r.il.u e Hotal.
SpokiinoFalls
J.w. BrahaaL
TlIE STANDARD is^also for mUc at every news^stand m Butte ami Ana^^conda, and ^ii all trains^running in Montana ^^m the^Great Northern, Northern^Pa^ uii. I nifn Pacific and
MacCALLUM^ CLOUTIER, GO'Montana Union Railways.

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