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THEAXACONDA STANDARD: FRIDAY MOIDSIXG. OCTOBER 15. 1897.
HEITYOF SURPRISES
MayorStrong Makes a Speech^(or Seth Low.
RERESENTS INTERFERENCE
1WNation*. Adn..n:s..rul.o:i Ho-;\ !K-^nounoad for Altemptlmr to luflu-^i the New York Election.^Qeu MoCook t Words.
NewTork. Oct 14 -The principal^a vent* of the day were former !'.-:
maaterCharli a W Iiayt. :i i acoi ptanoe^of the nomination t^ r imiiplrollor ' it^the Henry Homa;. tmki t M ^ i^^^^^'. in ^ tiret s|h.i|, t r Mil Low, in
M^h he l*esente^1 th J ill ^ I * ^ t
the national administration in ii
fjrealerNew Y. ^' h .
manyhall's ratutoatloa nertiaa a hlch '^waa neither ao wadl attended noi ao^enthusiasm ^^ tin I' id, i^ had I p I^It would h. The riiiacn'* union Is I^holding numerous meetlnga and Henry^fleoryt Is e'mut to tiak. ih mump^8peakln^ at a crowded i'll lien'* union^mass meeting to-night. Mayor Btrong^made a vigorous plea - Low.^He aald: ^When rulgri lan for gov^^ernor and was defeat, d^^^.^^^^ii n,., j^twit)' the national administration trlt 1^to Interfere in the affairi ol the atam^of New York. If the foundation pi in-^ctgd** of the republican party ur ^ ^^weak that it is :iteesaary to have a i^inemlxrof th. on..met Interf, rg in ^ ur^municipal affairs th. foundatl^ ii^^should lx knocked from under the^party-^Beth Low^1huelastl
rink.Brooklyn. K^the trt-aaury. fhsti
to-nir,liiaddressed r. ikm en-^people at tin- llali my I^rmii eoeretary of^^ B. Kaintiil'l. was
theprincipal s|^-.ik. r at a bin eltl-^aen's union meetlnp to-night. Kuni. r^Congressman John OeWlM Warner,^spoke to another 8^lh L^^- meeting^The executive eommitiee of the tier*^man-American Baforw union lo-nigill^fr/rmally endorsed Bath Low and the^entir, i iUaen's union tioke;. The^Henry Oamrge committe^ m-da; Issiti i^an appeal to the pa bib f r fund-. Tim^united derma-racy, whose aaanlnalloa^wss accepted by George and then de^^clined, met to-night and denounced^him. Alfred Crulckahank for mayor^will head the united democracy ticket.
Theeffor. to throw owl the i.md:-^dates on the tick^; of the i itizon s^union by throwing out the cert urates^of nominal! .^. p-^ ^^ nte.l to th. j^ ^ 11^ ^ -^board for a plae ^ on th - OaScial ballot^oa the ground that the ^ enlticates^were invalid, ware unsuccessful The^full police board to-day dccMi I thai^the certificates wan u;uLr and^should stand.
Ata Beth Low meeting lo-a , lit^s|ieaklr.g from the same plat 'm i:i nod
iminedianly ^ ftir Mayor Mr. i; n-
eralAaaoa 0. Mi-Cook h indl^ d th^ M^ -^Kinle^ administration without gloves^for Ita Interfcrenoi In th. preseni ma) ^^orally tight. He said in pan: ^My re^^publicanism is not to n^ chalh i.e. d ^ .^Senator Thurston of Nebraska ^ ^. Sen^^ator Pnrakir o1 Ohi. 1 d i ; ^ hal-^lenge their right to coma here, but I^do question th.- propriety and their^good faith If S' mi t or Thurst. n a lata ^^to tiarh r^^public an i^ ' iin 11^i^ I t him^go to his our. state, which laal yeai^^ast Its \oo against the sepal^candidate. They need Instruction:, then^^we don't In the htat. of Hi ^ York.^^ ApplauM). One of then, geallet^says that evi ry nrlirlt il Ni.k'nliy^man would \ote f.,r tie i ..^^^ ^l^Tom Piatt nominated nt Parnegii hall.^1 know of one original MeKinl' y loan^who ^ on t da this.
General Mi Cook concluded bv savini:^h' would vote against Uenernl Ti.:. y^if for no other reason than lie mfioal^of the Piatt mnviwhich iioml-
natedhim, to say a word i f comiw^dation for the strong admlntatratlua.
which,he said, was the est nv lai^ever given to New York.
TAMMANYRATIFIED
(meats af the year larladlng C^ w^*^^ pa'd
,In dn id, gda, w. r. r.!^l ':^ I^ ing a *ur-
!pins for the \oiir of |LtMJM.
OarBgJto the resumption of business^kotarvt-n the I'nion Pneiflc slid Oregon^Mb,.it Lin., the Norll.w. st. i ^. toad to-
lday inni.un.ol that ti hud nMimed the
runningof thiwawh rata la Ml i-ike
'.n whi. h 't had Im-oii com|n lltnl I..
noj.aCu ih^ n i t b.!^.' i Um tw
rna.'sbi .I broken out.
A FLAN Cr rFOE^ATION.
thei n o RaMaaasI sahaelM^o4i aashaaM
lilt ^t |o lllf 111 ti^' I- llg^ S.
I'.nrla.II! i^^ t II The conference ..!
Ithe four railroad beaihafhaaah did not^end until MiM MHkkeht, when It ad-^; Jiuiriifi! BhM die, having ^gr^^^! upon a^ni; ti m ... raftoa which \,^n id ha sub-^mltted to tli. I.^eg n of the tra nm n. lei-^I egiaph. is. . I ^.::. lorn and Ur. m n in the^I'nltid .it..!.*. ('una da and Mt xli-o. and^returns w'i not lie In until the first of^j gaary.
I Tile I '' | SJSj nut It thf eff.c: that
tlrandX stir Ailhnr ^ f the llrollierliood^Kngin. ^ Is Pad block il lib conftrence^line ii.^ f ^niid.ition. The fi,briti.hi Idea^has noi b. n ead rstsl In convention by^this organ':..: on. .. those of the atht t^ataara havr il. . s.. ibat he had no vom-^in the co-il l. ^^^ .,nd in. auth..rlty to^.,. ( haa I^ b n In It H ' bad uothliirf^whatever to do with the federation aja^^^ fen nee. bn . ain. to at'. ntl a nn ctint: of^I the eKiciitiv,. council of the five railroad
ibroth. ild: t.. discuss desired Itgltila-
.Hon.
funeralOir.CCTOBS
(ha|Hhs M11 a inn of I a.li-rtnk-
iii| lo lb. I^ ^ Hi ill h.
Miiw.iukie,it. i It,-The ii.online, m-^siun of the National funeral tUn-ctors'^ass.m Wtloii war tuk. n up ^nh lie read^^ing of a paper bv In V.. o. II Wlngat. .^secretary of tin Wis. .,n^in state Isiaril af
hwlth.on I ha ^ l(. I.it if Hit Prol^ aahai
ofI'n.b rl.ikuii: to I'o.ir.b ..f lb..Mil^Tht follow Inn ofilcers v. re ^ b ^ ted: I'res-^iduit. John M. hhawr, ANhMssa, nr-m.^secretary. I'liarks W. Nulty. I'l.ll.obl-^phla. lre:isi::.r I'haibs A MMar, UsV^clnnall. SOjecwUve naMBjIlfa, W I' Ma-^hsaarhuh. Iowa ^^lty. los e franklin ^'.^(Irnham. Ily.b' I'aik. Haas.; frank W.^Planner. Im' mainills. ^'niaha was chosen^: s the plact lor meeting In St year, on
theSe. oll.l \V. .'llesdllN 'ii ii. IllllSI. Ill^conlliitli.il woe i;^ ^.. \i I nt: \ , : t .oil .-.
sidenip to v. iiow-b.n. Nattaaal pars.
andthe I'.^ in cons! Wns :i upun.^Tht convention iidionrmd sin. die.
CCUf* DC GRACE.
Kiijininti r: ^^ i i^ i mi Kaamtaan] faa
m.
London,i icl 14.-Ail the afterncon^pa;.ts to-day publish, d editorial art i-^e|aj arctas tin Brttiah cabinet at its^meeting aatupaagr to ^give tha mp^de graci ^ lo al! I a mull of Uutei tloa maga^thi' pa it of ih^ govcniiiier.t to tamp't^\. 1th the enrreucv.
incom :^.^!!^ ^ i s Hnanrtal article the^Weatmln ter ';ai^tte says: ^It Is in-^poaceivah4^' that the. Bovarmmn I should^provi tatvmu rwaawa la phaa la Yan^^kee silver acrtAtora atthool consuiiing^and tat um lh. w.-.^l.:: . ^^^. ice of th..^i usi^i m ^ gamaaitr.
imii; mii.iK Italhaa mat,
r.nff.iioN V . ^^'t M- The hand com-^pnsllnrs nnploitil in th. d:ffi rent m ^^^^^p.,|Mis in this city pri st nil 1 a new^lute lo nil the newspaper.- in Ibiftnlo^will. Il would Incr. use lie wains niM la^I he*, no n about tl per day. i'onl.rmces^have Ins n hi id without result and to^^night an tilttiii.it. ru wis pi. -. nt A The
proprietorsof th. Raprrsa rafaasi la
gruntthe increase : nd nil hands em-^pk yed III the couipos.ng lo. ui walkid^out.
AnAtasaaat at BatahAw.
Kanf| :incls^ n. I Si t. 14. -41eorge II. C.iw-^thoraa, head sal. sin..11 la the employ of
th.-American MaeaM rsaapaay ot thi
city,fatally sbol hlntseir In Hie olllcc of^that tirni M frollt ilrol t..-.la^. thA bul^^let MstaifcMJ his b Ml n ..i tin r ^-ht ear^and lodging In hi.' bialn l^es|Niiulency^avar thl r. ..nt d^ Hi. of hi ^ 14-^ eni -old^son and tin lllneis of another i hlld is^Btrrtbilted ii^ the ...o. ..| his all.nipt^al sell-di slim t'on
TOPROTECT THE SEALS
RusniaTake* an Advanced Posi^^tion in the Matter.
HASA THIRTY-MILE LIMIT
RussianCiUcuia u.ven Bxclusivo Rights^Within titeZono KoreUrners Caught^Within the Line Savcroly Pun-^iBhed Sirinrout Ruled.
Washington.Oct. 14^Although for^^mal conferences on the tiering s. i^.pi-stl. n will Ml o|ien until after the^ui of the Japan, he delegates, y. I
th-p|tseine here i f iv.o of the Kus-^: .HI d ^legal. S llkl. is linltted the ail-^ttlolllles tu llllollll thelllSelMM ijuiio
thiinughly us to tic attltud. of M4M-^: 'a .11 the prole, linn of tne a. als. It^i.. ,.i. nglit ..al the fad that Kur-si.i^lal. s an advanced pomioi, in pns-rx-^in^. In ida unu has um re si. n ... ,o ... .a |^and i mutations In thai i tract ion than^any ol the other countrua llileicalid. i^By the Itussian system a gone of^tt.ilis is i.-tnt.n.-ii .1 urnuiid the aeal |^islands lu longing (^^ lib cinplic. 'I im i^Mais louml within iIns mues are re-^led aa egi insn I ly Itn-s.i.i . and bo^on.- oilier than ilv- inhabltnnis of the^Islands i-Hti tak' a seal within thaag^Hums This glv.s I lb- itussiaii ^ it lions^. x. jsl\ e i ighls over I ile : ^ als. inn uMJT^^m the islands. Inn egt. tiding M miles^^. awar4i A liriUah or iaamaeaa aaalar^caaaoi naarali aithh) tha loa . i ic^ pt^lo buy skins ot tha Russian inliabl-^tanta of the islands. Tin- Kaaataag ^^thaajMalvaa are iHrniitted to kill only I^baele loi seals, il being ngain.-l strict i^leCttlatiom to kill fi mules or pup
seals Tie- feinabs 111'' glliinl'd Willi^special can, as killing one female Is re
gardedus squlvaseai to killing thfaa^m lis. namely, th. female berarlf, kar
pupoil land and hat uuhmn |.np The
RuaalajMma that thaaareaaiaiiooa an- j^enforced. A Heel of (ovi rnna'iit ships ;^patrol the ^li-lnilc lone aad any ft.r-^. .^h sealer who attamptS In op. lat
withinthaaa limits la seined.
Aiii rail tha s.-ir.. .1 seak ra art taken^to Vl.nliM dock, ih sir catch i .oils, atai^and paalahm*ni inflicted. This haa led 1^lo many aratosis. bin i;i. a hai
i.,.ui. it ihus far lor rtckl i^!,'iil:i
li.'is aifainsl foreigners w 1:1101 lie- :^^^-^mMa /...if In one n tabi. case the^ship Duhlni . 1 ,ii. I by a i iiiicl Hiatal^consular otlic, 1. but inatiiie I With a
lapanaaicn a', attaaipted la lake seaia
ubih llaaalgg islands. Tie 1^mat With nil.: .1 risislance and several^.1 the J a pa in-so w-re killed I'lalnis^t 1 1 :,.l.i'ii.i:^ wire niadc again.st Rm^^m.! I 'll in 111 pant, as 1 he iniperi;. 1
aaihcritk1 maiatalasa thair rigi-.t to
proteel their property against invn-
1.1, It Ii iind. i : lood to ha tha wtah of^RaaaUt, in the torthcoMhhj roaference,
notlo slop at tha protective regula^^te :s. already made, but to carry thctn^further by Increasing the wldih of tlv^none considerably beyond MnUaa. Th^^Itussiun authoililes have found b\ cx-
perieacethai man: af tha raaaaht mahi^g.. nova than .111 miles to s-a in se.in h^.^' 1.^ ,|. The with is to make the x..ne^so wide thai I. will ixttnd to the I'm-
ANOPEN LETTER
ToMOTHERS.
WEARE ASS! K I P' ^ M TI1F. OOOMI OUR MOHT TO TItr.^EXCUMVK use of THE WORD ^CASTORIA,^ and^^PITCHER/S CASTORIA^ as m u TRADE Makk.
/,DR. SAMUEl. PITCHER, of Hyonnis, Massachusetts,^wss the originator cf ^ PiTCHER'S CASTORIA,^ the same^that has borne and does now^on every
bearthe facsimile signature of C^jL/ffl^tjfa wrapper.^This is the original ^ PITCHER'S CASTORIA^ which has been^used in the homes of the mothers of America for over thirty^years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it ia^the kind you hare always bought,y/JT'0n
andhaa the signature of wrap^^per. No one has authority from me to use my name except^The Centaur Comply cf which Chas. H. Fletcher is^President.
March8,1897. CaW ^m*^+Jk
DoNot Be Deceived.
Danot ^rfMger the life of your child by ;iccoptin^^;i clitap substiuilc which sonic druggist may offer you^(because he makes | few more pennies on it), the in^^gredients of which even he does not know.
TheKind You Have Always Bought
BEARSTHE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF
ANOTHERBIG SALE
Onlap. This T\m: It's
Insiston Having^The Kind That Never Failed. You.
TMKClHlAWd HRWIb TT Mur.f
MhliT.Ntw VOKK t'fr
A/
Leteverybody i-)iuit' in 1 h. ^ lilaiiki-t Bargains.
THI;MlilOTMlf THI: fkMbWU IM KOH
GrayBlankets.
The().^oni's arc now 4^ic |iuir.^Tli^* ILVI ones an- Ba^V .^1 ;^^^ pair.^The $2..^0 ones are now (10 pair.^The $.100 ones are now ^.36 pair.
WhiteBlankets.
11-4Oattoa Hhinl.cts tt lit pair.^11-4 Heavy Wool Blankets ^1 .^^() pair.^11-4 North Star Blanki ls at || BO, $'\ $7.50^mid $V2.
Itwill cost you uothing lo i'Miinine the ahove gooi'.s. Miil 4l
toriwv yu. ^5
MacCallum^ Cloutier
CornerPark Avenue and Chestnut St, Anaconda.^Mail orders receive prompt attention.
0000000002000000000000
Losee^ Maxwell
JACKETSand CAPES!
Nowon sale, tin* largest stork, the nobbiest styles, tho^most complete line ever shown in the city.
LADIES'CAPES.^LADiES* JACKETS.^MISSES' JACKETS.^CHILDREN'S JACKETS.
thi'Kl1'lint in which 1I1 ^^i.p.mI.
featalcis 1 fur
InI l ie ^ ^ ..1.1 ill lint. BajTa^Tul,!- I.a\.livi^ lirome V^in'n, Tallied.
In .'^l-t^ ll'J .,,lll III lllerirv i, |1 (nil* t.i r jr.
5AML OLD STORY.
.Ml21 v.
Ok.SANDEN'S
WomenWl'.o liavo Ruined Their^Stomachs With Medicines Are^Glad to Adopt a Better Method.
HawBlack nlnr ir- 11 Kontlo, rIom Ing^alerlric warmth u^ it entfin iti^^ Ured^m 1 , ^ s Htid ln.^|iln I tin 111 a Ith new llfi^!
Honpkaaani it ik la faal the aW-ttaM^r enmiiiK I'.i'k in tin* phy^loal
nd ih. Mood ianlaa thrnucii
thevein*, earrytM alaaawv and pa-^a*ari 1! villi in v v
NEWA1HTH0D
Weinvite inspection of our liood- am! pr'ci s. Vou a^^find the latest stvles; yon will find IfBt^ttH arorkMMaaill^yon will tlti.l | |icrfci t fi! : you will find lower pries th^the same cla^s of goods arc sold for elsuwhert.
IHTAgentsfor llanuu's Shoes.
ill
!:^an
LOSEE^ MAXWELL, 113 Main Street, Anaconda 9^fSoooooooooooo; ooooooooo oooo
Thr Nam.. ^il I rukrr nnil Murium^iiTrrinX Willi \pplHii^i .
Maa)Vork. net 11 T.imnn.ii^ MaM kt^^ulaht rutliled Hie nitmlnaliiinii ..I Ith .^dldatrp. Thi Mi. mi ne. in tin- n.. iiu.;^in Hal wlgwiimie i m vr. i la \
MpatAMl.While Hie kan m ailcA^thm- araa ^ ctawi ol ^ v.r.ii ikouaaad^aarroundlna ami miialdi m Ika ln .nl^i)Uart^^ra of the rimilnr Altai.tbi \ \ '.\-^ttovafMr PaaaaaaU o4 Otua, kad^in . i in\ ui ii ia *|i ;ik. Mat kki i. p. i^i.X'Mavi.i Qrant, Conarraaaian i'urn-^miiiKii. ta-Oanaiai n ^^ r ..i Mantai i
rndIjiWi.mii II l-'ulli r wife uaaa tin^plalfortn. John II. Itanohttrld ol kUaalra.^M v . araa tlM tral ragiaVw -,^.ik. i iti^I* ea-aVnatur Ililta loa imrtinr. Coa-
ri^om^n Ann^ J ^'^iiiii:iiiiii^ w.n tin^iifkt r|Hiiki r Winn he mi iitloacd l^ra-^kar'k name tkaN a aa Um rsparUal oat^^burn ^f cbaan aad ^aa^laaaa, bat aHactat^aith tht-m awra mil up*i II d lil^.-. Th*^fpc-ukrr liilil th.it T.iim.,..r\ il..11 I^Ihr n-Kiilar ih ni^^ i n \ .1 N. v I^and In U' loyal In it ^n^ la at iHaactat*^I. lie had hninl ih.:i ^ ^i..ki l ^ .1 ^ In I in n
himaawa kaaaaaa he aad aat rati .1 lar^ih^ I'ninn ParuV rrfundlna bill. Mi '^^^^*n II nUn .tateil tli.it the Titnakaai^nu n hail In en .11.I.1..I 1. \..ti tar that^hill Thin in iletili.l Mi i'i,.kir bad krV-^rr aiikni him t^ v.il. f..i tin I.Ill
fVxiral t:n ml^ ri^ inintiiiinil Jnhn Him^lian'11 nam* mul mi , .1. h ... i.i'l.m it t.m^applaudi-il with II.fttef \ , In 111. 11. ^ than
thataf Crafcar'a. Tkaa n !' Urad) arha^^p.iki^ m-xt. aim) Moatad the 1.iii nt ^n-^Ihuaiaam of tin .UcUl n ^ Ha M ^^^ ^' L W,
t^irai- ant Tract la ^ aaj lo ittM Um^Tamilian: Haa an at nt.
PULLMAND'VIOENOS^I Hi .mi' nf Hie
Tubaaa Haa 11 ^ nil ^
hi.Paaf ii. t 11 - a akMava in ih^nf MaaaajfaV af Hn Norm, rn^mail him^ 1 in nl. M nav
lagin ataaa af Ckarti c r. r.^mi 1 at ad) Oaaraa it. Harti^11, aaaan r in Ki ^ '. .1 k. kaaa I
..tu,
fmMac raM-
IIlkeep
IU^ . Ie' lie r
hratatata^^'ii aaaaMM -
ui11 tin .\ mul a l-'anl 1 o uaiil'iT mid^will 1. main In X-^ VaHb ^^ A. i'liiik.
baiatafaiaaaalataJM MaaMMar. Naaaaaa^in a Hirer mid villi r. main In thin ill).
\mi limit* akvaajaai^New Vnrk. Qai 11 At ^ Bkaatata af^tin in ^ aaatalaf aVjaaaata af tha Waatara^l iiieii Tataaraadi eaaaaaaj1 bead tn-iiav.^Tkaaaaa r. fink, fanarriy aaaMtaal t%
Ihi' iiri-aldinl. nil) clnfiil mlinti vhe
liriakfcaii^ aaaaaad John Van Itarai,^wlin rmlanid ihi iiffh^. ^^n iduv. lie had^hrld It lur 1'. MAM
aavaraMaaaafka aa NMar,^Kik^. Ni*^ . Oct 11 k. aaaat \v. m.
fillwar taililr. ms.iI tin |^m.|. of MaM t^-
niahton 1 ha Kii\,r aajaaUaN nmi athav
IradllHIrn ii a of the day. Ha arilviil^day fmm a trip thrmi :h iht aaajtJMfM
1,.111111.1-af Iht' stale. Win iv he f|i.ike in^nil the h inlluir MMa. He will i-|h 11k In
TaaratarahM-aaaaraa ami iinu unit nue
ti'lluvi IV^fr Siluaiion Nhuw. No lui-^lirnt ^uir 111.
Nfwiiiiemia. Oat. it^it araa Ika^aMM aM atat*] k ra m-duv. tin pattaar^f. \ ^ r s.i un 11..11 fiio\M ii aa aV 'tlac la tha
liiiinherol I'UKi'f niiort.d. The ihiith^eolltna v.mm aliuut iiornial What wuk^^ai.1 in Ihis iv|ioii last ninlil was I...111.^otM by to-diiy's ll.'itr a. Tht re hus^baaa aa iaapaajaa In thr mullBtiamy af^tin dlai-iiKH. The aaxMUaa i ..mill i.mi^art not fa\ura 1 ^le for u nuh k Hiinipiim
1111.1 Hi^ illm'aia The ueulli. r is^aatia uml nultty nmi umiHual I'm the
1-ai a ad if it kaapa aa Ubafa ^iii aa^little lni|u..\i nicnl for UM time lu ine. |^i h- 1. . ni f tin day BtbMra 42 tu w !^caaca ami taur .U aiiiH
Hi,Oltn ial Hull. Ml..
rVaablnstnn,net. 14.- Surn' aa Qaa^rtal WTyiHaa'a hullctln of tu v. nm. n^. and death* from y^ liuw lavaf to-day Is I^franklla, im.. one aaaa;^^il'. 1 iv. . nsrs; nm deal h.^Ala., four eaai s. I lay Mi-^1 in' 1 a ^^ fatal. M. II. Ill ^ .^1 a-, s S rant..11, Miss., in
ih Hkt^ araa, Mii-s.. aix .
Mir-. . tie .leu111. Hi- :
aai^: one it atb. i m-. I^in '^in I^in
Now.altar years af uui'!^. Df a T laadra haa oonstnicted hla famous^1:1.1 vii tu thai ^ hi adap ^ I la I mala um . ami offers free his aaatr* en-^tit'..! .Ma'.I.'i. w.i ami M.iili.i mlli:i|t all about his new method of cur^^ing y.omcn'a vw ^lui. .-s. Send ii 1 11 tn-dny.
SANDENELECTRIC CO.,
Forsni
'2'i'iWasliinirton Sirent. I'ortland. Oregon.
by K. 0AUXK1LV V- OOm Kutte. Montana.
mMANHSOD RESTORED
W m I1^ii 0' n fauunn Vn ..ii f.lo i i-ni,^i.l rali-'ilj^* ^ ^T ktMM rr 4 I of IM |aai IWUVO ..rt an. fir^/-j Insornila. I'.. i^hi ll.^B^ -noral Fiuis.ii.ti'
aafolluwa^111I.1I. Mul
nnaaatati,
intti.Alu^Miss., aix^mae.; one
uses. CMatoa,^I. xi. Miss.. 1:1 caaaa^ilalteraa, w ho baa baaa aiablng u ti^of tl.o yoiiuw favar, Is aa Ma way^riil'mleliihia to rraumi his dtttlea^^ lie 1 f tin 11 Heir, s 1 here
'CUMDfNC*
baa(rust VecF'^hla^llall^^'r(iaaMMrrip
tliu0' A T.iniiti^ r'n'ui'U pi)^ 11'-lm, wlil nalt'lclj cure rim of ail m^r-^v..'if . ^ ft^ * of tap Kim ^k'iv. ,irf:ait, n^a-h -n Laal Muubnod,^t ^ ila, I'u'nalft tli. Jt. .. ^'^ n. 11 ai I tins*... N.rrnoa Ja^'.illl|\-.^I'll Warn,rVnttin^* u Mar'y. KliuHMiiiii. 1)'^!V, V.rl.orrl. ad
D.tUtlP.ti01 It M^|l. ail le -^^ I. ^ (lav or l.'Kf.t, p.f^nn s qn|. ...
ivtqf .'... ,ir^'., w: 1. h If T'.j' ehi-rk.il ifud. tiKoerro.to.-rj.a'aainl^all uabomi: o.f In |..it^n a r Hint ^^. ^au.~a.ta.Uver, u.
kiiln.vi..id 1 ^i i! Lrjor.Tr' ^otaUla.partKlaa,
CrPIDEMl^H^n^Hi^'a^.riil r^r.'ir^sr ma'l'iraL 1 ^-u:.s.
T%iia-^ii .uflf r. rT.re ret ^ nr. ^! u^- IN .'in' l^ b^, ... 1. rlnrtv rer reit am fronMoil adtb^^liktllta l^^iiHI N'KI. th.'o'ila kni^. a r^ia. rvirnr. ni haul an or*fm*Jaa. fi^'i.*,ltB.iiil-
awrlti-:i^.^i-alrenai^!f-irn-n 1 ,1 : ^^ ^^ 1 il mUitk a ta-ruauitoiaura
a.haa.alafiiriioikymjai. B^^adlnrr^L^diri'..ir ^^^ 1 ti.UUiOiiUUa.
allyrEilehv
liriiftOa., a ' ^1a
BUILDERi Or
MININGMACHINERY
cranFrancisco, Calilorala.
SHNDFOIl CATAL001 T.S.
f
bcforcand after
Suaa hoiViir^'for t* ^in h.r^m.ui'. ^h.-iiii for rKK.^ctrcu..ir an t tinlu-oulaK^aUUre^a DAt ii'-. WKlUCIMi; ^0MI' O 175,Sua
a.,^|^r t.-
r
rlninnI)
onto tin ^^ all
1.
nntlis.
I'ml.01I 1 I \ll ^^.
Madrid Hit. II At tii ^ abin.'t nII
ln-dn il wns il.il.l.d In pirilmi all 1*11-
:baa ixiiis not baaiadad ra aaavtaaa aa*
!^n sties nmi to susp.ml tin ihi ri enf Kept
IH ratatlva la lagtaUthT rafanaa in tha^1 PbattaaAaa tadaada Hn ,t. ,rrdaaad a
Ia viiforoiit suppn ion ol polltii al asso-^! ..nljtlon. and the aocfell pot ol btaad^' aoeli tii a.
Taa
1nui|taio l.in.1 \
aa.n::kss.
*h|e^|to. Oil. It.--The ajmaal m.^^Ilr.tr^of the .t.i^ ki .1.1. r- ..f tin I'u'lm m Pai-
Bii'r'.ir eomiMiny was betd to-day. uvar^tlt.'imi.Wi of tin- eaprtal Itock araa n^aeated. I^lrectm^ ^;. .ri;. m Pulla^Marshall Pleld, J. W |i. 1111 N in in^Williams and o. A. Hpruum or ''hi.^Henry r. Ilnli^rt . ! N^ w V. ' k ami Men-^IV It. Re|d ot Host .11 an !^ re-, lei t. .1 Tin^annual rpii.rterly dtvtdi ad af K aer share,^payahle Nov. 1^ was ile. !an-.l
TheIniome of tin lompm.v from On^enrnlna* ^f ears was ^::.|:;ll Th. in-^1 nm^' fr^^m ^itlnr - .in., swi-llnl On to^^tal ree^ Ipts of the etilnpa': t e
hsl Ii
.1m
tl
;t The tils bursa
PairpontLimoges.
D
1T
Il^ Is
lidiiL.'w-Tj
iiinu r 11 a HHtod.
Innvir.Hit. M Winn im the wa^- tn^a llie this rnornlnr I... Buttaaa. ^ ^lrlv.r^In tin 1 Ity lire d^ p. 111 nn n' ^.'s thrown^from hla sen. The limine passed over^his hoily Mratantt) klllliu; him. \\. R.^M^rl^ y. a ilnrmmi. w. I nl-o thrown tmni^tin taahaa ami aaatahaad bthMtaa httet)^la aaaaa t I ^i
froatdi'atint tppatataaaata
waaMhftaa,Ori n TW aaaaaheM baa
nnolethai follow .na apti..intnn aM: Nd*^Iratd t. *ft*baaliirh of tVMroi da, i ^!st.r^ni tha ktad orti. at a/aaaaa. u a n.v.ry^11. M^ ^^!^^^^^ in i t MTharaMhA, roerta , ..r^aabNe BMMMya at H'auaaa. wis ; t. j.iy^i.uf .t.i Oragaa. aaatal tor tin ladiaaa
atBii. ii ai^eiu y. i III | ^H
arr* 1 HMaadfl raad,
aarramlsio. f)et. 11.-The imkt^in! lp'ii... a hath arrMad fi at Haaaa-^lalu th's merrinn. aaecatidad to the Man
lahtadnavy yard Uils aftiii.oon. hha ^lll
f...inut ..f 1 ommi-.sion ;rt aaaa a tad baa^rrtar win is tranaferred to tin BaHlatarr
Maker the rholeeat of weddmu ;^^^ante. New shapes Ju: 1 ^i 1. '1 l-'ln ^' '.^onl^ at
ae:i Iter I urn :i ^'.
MTaiIn Ifhaa, 1' t 14 - Montana^si. ^ 1 lug t. T.peraturi , v
Wlllils.
fair.
rlabta
A BLOODY TRAGEDY.
1an De^|^eradi*e. sli.ml a I 111 llli'l-1 Imoiuli^iii II 111.
Musk.1;. .^ 1 t.. 1 ^. 1. 11 - a binady^trafadi hi Mhii h thaaa men lost their^Uvea occarrad oa spaniel i reek, Il
mil.s sniltlioast ol In t. aLout 4 o'eliM'k
1his aaorahag. The killed are. J B,^Jourdaa, u Ihnner; M -. s Millar, a^n^ led .1 apa^rado; Bill Watson, a Char*^ok. e nutlaa^J.iurdan was reiurnhaa baajM hftar
ha\itiKspent the iukIiI billing up Wtlh^n s'i'k fr|. nd h few miles awuy. II
aothna)two roiitii loohlaa atradayaia^i^ im! by the laadatdi His auaptelona
mioa loused nil.I In- iverrl to hl^i
iitoiirrfor aaaMianre, Tha Inardam^utainad to ahaw the men mer* tying^nn.I aafcai tli m arthD they wet.. The
ilesiierudies repllod with a slml ami
Juardanfall back dead, iboi thrnugh
tht in an . John Join daa tha n npet 1
III. oa the daaperadoet and ktlled thant
bothI lilted Suit's deputy tn-itslials^veto aatMMa] of the iraKi'dy mid aa^arrival nt the acano id.tnlii ^! una of^Hie ile...I men as Muses Miller, whose^lo. tlit 1 J. I'll rei etitl* kill d Mr ilii l-^den. 11 men hunt of itr i^ks. i. T The^other v.us identified as a Cherokee^1 uKitl\. num. ,| W uisoti
inti1 on \pii..uiinanajt*
Washington.^M. II.- The Magadan* ^f^tin MMHar pas agpatated | it. iteyuni i*
oflla.:. isIomii |nd.. sp elal I ml 111 a^mtetii Also Hie foilowinn npprah.rs of^al. ndoind military m*. nation- tniv r
rAgptagah ami Unm- s maaaa, I'. rt^KtaaMtb rest 1 \ at ion. OatBMii Bdajrard^S o ., bj 1 i'd tleurge W. Kuthi rfard, Kort^Mi Hi nun raaervatkaa. Mavadat; Ban I*^Haines ..ml Hamilton Mit'alu. Inn Hi:^kaok taaervaMaa Bafarada; ^'haras M^grt baa ami Ahi'i w. Mbjajg, I'.ii read^si- la, w gaaahhj
i.ailaMjnaaha in ayaha.
Miilrld. tVt. It^ There was .-. -. ..1,
.^ 11 h.iu.ike in Qaaaada ami aadahi i a^i a'aaaah yaahtaahur afMrnaaia, laatbtg^Mtraaal aaaaadha The MggahBanta win
pmi. stin ki 11
iitidbahMhag awttm of the Maa r ami^Maaaaka mine, arhtah bjariaad t^ tha
ground last Humlay. dislmy Hk }J'i.'^^'
wotiiiof nun 1.1.. n and htygM Caal al
knghMmid a gwal iiuiiittily of bagging,^loas ami 11 nutnl.. r ^^! other a^ ^ ^ -^ 1 -^Karrta la a brartha-r to the general ^.ipei-^inl.nd.nl of tins and the l'^^t atmI^Th.mips.m mil.. .
WELBURNACQUITTED.
TlirI'r o.ri ill 1101 Im l oiill,I. nt That Ile^\\ ,11,1.1 lie ^ Olllii leil.
SanKraneiaio. Oct If 11 M ^/al-^I.urn. 1 x-. aUactor ^^f Internal 1 ivaBI
intins dlatiirt, aha haa baaa on ttial^iii tha Unltad Btatoa gaMrtet oanrt,^Judge LarHaren pi i aldlag on an In-^dtrtmenl rwalaliiliiK M aMathaci rhargaa
;1111I11 iilanni. vus acquitted lo-^iilKln by the rerd t nf tin- Jury.
VVelbura a-ared n un ofTlee
nthetiilai^ 1 ^ port, d tempt rature aa^unromfnltatde as thai nf Hieai three^. |i I I o. h al at all bOWU was ill-
rreaaedb) a atrong aonth lo aontbcaal^wind nhtCh felt as If It eame directly^from i' furnace. Hut in Kansas. 1'011-
1111 aaa Mm warm spot. M being
reported. l^o,li... usually well to the
iroinin ma ten of mw kind, ^b^ well^up v iiii 1 p. t wind ami vx in Hi ^ shade.^K.OiSiis !''^ . II.'led with a tenipefu-^tuie . I ^. ami the pti i aillitg south
rind. r*hi ago bbbm aaal to ita hot
recordfor Or lobar with a 1 ^ nip. rature^nt M in Hi. a-aathar oBVea, arkdoh la^M mi Hie sit. .1 krvaL
COfsDONWITHDRAWS
lifteran Ml^Spi . nil Av in^lien 1 r..Ill W'a
h.ninaltar h
Statesurund
Kuitiat him ^^11^ t. I. As at^nm . W'ell'Ut n^nn i 1 ananat^ute^ nt 11 mu
BM*nnn t!m
mtat work i^thai he aald
ehniKodto th
itaiinn condai ted bj
'i1 1 isher, who w as sent
tonfor tlx pini^*
reniOVal tile lulled
rmini a true hill^1 1 rial was bagwa aa^1 of inli inal n vi-^1 latnd of the aalai ^^^... . .mt an dMbajralng^. 1 d ih it I^ rarrk I^.... account ^'ho were
HUd1
wait,
J.;.n.HiTin
andth
eanvtatlBarm
theirUld
. erntm at, nmi^th.ra MM titun araa^Ir aeconat. The auma^have . .. mbeaaled areri nil
Hi.ui;!i 11 , uKgre;*ute to oyer
.n ^ baa 1
aaaaaiatl
i.v .i'
llbitterly . aatat It d^ti ass rnd that a^^ in. but the defense
In.I^ . ..ml the reailll jus.!li^
predictionHint the ex-ootteetnr^in able 1 .ntlafactorlly ^ aplaln
lusrondUCl 1 .nlliee. Theeuae w nl
iat .n tin- Hfteim on and
i .In, re LMHavi 11 npened
1iie igfgacL
to 1 ill
111M
ounri
Jury
fip.
ant r
a mot WAVE.
-oa( omit' ..
A^ua.
Aa.a.a.4
MtRKiLL'Si
Itis s a. thai i' .ii an- this year (MM^pllgrhaa at Uourde. an far the ^record^'
tiguk'.
ChargedHTMh laaaadtartaa.,
Mikelumne Kill. QMm Dot 1| ^l.a~H^o, , im ^^hati. ^ Harris a ptonei r r al^iiiln. r. was arrested for lne,'udian^in^t tuargvd with haVlug tlrid the slaoip nnil j Alolllea t^| eit.d I
ranylanl Iha M^n,-i tl^OBh aii^. 11 t t
urual\ 1 i ell y .^the W'e'f and \^the MaM
lo-i!.ty.Hi. ,. ,
thaisi ad . v in !^month of ^ 1, lu^abm aaaaa to th.^ished racurd, tl^nhowlng ti ii^ev.r known
atHint pel
A'lIhrntlgl^Baal is re)
rt.
1.11 ^i'.l nmi the Nm :h-
,k^ Baftas,
\hot wave of an*
r,uortad throughout^h*a*ggt, Ktiiaiui bad^njhle temperature^i attaining m :^^ in
u I ,-. Ol ,1 lot Hi.
1 . 1 ni^ 1 i . Iowa,^.,1,1 w ith ^ dt m -^thi-riin tin 1.1 no re^diade. the mnw ^ t^- time of Uia I 11
state^f lowu ihe^. M aaajilMlvr, I^.h^I ij\ ^ upoi t St^ and
He^oippnrti .1 I 1,-vvlaiid and the l'nrty
MaderaBhajaaaMd.^fJanrar. Oel 'i Man, John a norrinn.^daBMeratM aomlnee tar haMhM ^^f MM m-
pr.inm i, to-dn) i.-mleri'd his raaig-
lailionas sn^ !i . ..n l .tale to the ^ xeeutlx e
aonBaMtaaal Irs aanv. The NagjjnatMa^an ace pla-d . nd fudge William H. '!nh-^1 ^ 1 1.'. t w.o 1 ndnrsed
forihe poaltlnn. it wis i lalmnl uftar the
aoaBaatMaof Mr. (lardaa that he waa
nnnf the few rmpp irters of Mr. Clc ve-^I rnd In his third pr. s|,|^ mini 1 iinpiiitrn.^whi n tin st.ii. .. nitnit' , 1, ftaaad to sup-
paMdlom Mr ficcdon'a atthdrataal ft^m^the no ^ M aa in. kt btrg I] gtM to the^opiaisllioti of many loaders In the party^on tills .11'..nm.
igam Bda Maaatae.^Barts i'.'. I4.-A dlepnti li irom Ulle. In^tin il. o,'nim nl nf Band, atimiuni ea u ter-^r.lile ui. v-irr at i ainhr.il mil, s from^tdB*. a 1 ie, pi,... ni tin baghag vat. ot^Iha Cetatral simnr factary raM to-day.^bajvylng ^r erushtni.' 14 paraoaa. Tarn of^th. Injarad are dead and athrrs are e^-^yocMd to il.. as n ri suit oi tha aecident,
tno lo r I ^p.1.01 l.antleil.
Maraaavia Key West. cm. tt.^it ta
1,poll,.I In ..fit, oil elt.l. s thai mmthir
MlbajaterlngeapadltMa has baaa landad
ittl... river AHinal. prnvlnif Mania
Clara,and .111 reeded ill minim, the In-
raagjh kf fon. 1
Mi^ 11. nun la Work.
pnajabnrg0 M ^ Thirty-live hun^l:,il
mhjaraof tha kiatr dtatrtat, mie for two^^mam garbaaj t^ a ghmaha over the gff*^.1.1 1 reaaaMd wmk bndhaf pggggag^.. tt' im ^t by arhltratlnn.
1aba. ,,t a Maahanat,
Vancouver,n. C. o-t. it.-A jur^- to.^..,%. . warded ^:^^ 1 ahg gn\*M damagea
inatthe 111 ^ .f Ve lorta for tin di ath^ot in r In: hand. Pr. Lang, i 1 tht Point^' Billva bridge disaat. r ila;, Ib.'t*.
a*'..
PIPERHE
PIu
*tew .f
T0BA(
CHAMPAGNE*FL
ASIRPRBSE
whenyou ask for the new^five-cent piece Piper Heid-^sieck Plug Tobacco^40^per cent, larger and b^ter than ever
justtry it. y

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