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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-21
Dom Pedro DeparteiI for Lisbon,


LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch from
Rio Janeiro this morning states that
Senior Dafouseca, president of the new
ministry, has formally announced the
departure of Dom Pedro for Lisbon.
Senior Dafouseca also announces that
he will continue to exercise supreme
executive authority until the country
shall have definitely decided upon a
new government. Meanwhile, the
ordinary functions of administra-
ton will continue as under the
old regime. The dispatches of yester-
day had a reassurriBg effect in fnan-
cial circles, Brazilian securities on the
London Stock Exchange to-day recov-
cred much of the ground lost yester-
day, and are quoted from two to three
points higher than last nights closing
prices. The feeling prevails that the
change of government will not iniur-
iously effect Brazilian financial obliga-
tions.
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SANDY Hook, Nov. 2O.-Tbe squad
ron of evolution sailed for Boston at
$40 O'Clock this morning, the weather
having moderated and icing compare
ktyeIg clear
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Gone Ashore.

LONG ISLAND CITY, Nov. Ca
large steamer is reported to have gone
on the beach opposite Freeport some
time during the night. No particulars
have yet been learned
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-21
Gilbert the Choice.

BISMARCK. y. D., Nov. I9.-Gilbert
A. Pierce was made the unanimous
choice of the republican caucus for
United States senator.
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Judge NcCrary ana the sunrame Ran,

Judge McCrary ana the Supreme Bench.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. l6.-The
rumor is revived to tue effect that the
president is soon to appoint a success
sor to the late Stanley Matthews, as
sociate Justice of the supreme court of
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-11-21
An Attachment For Armour.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-It was rumored
to-day that Sergeant-at-Arms Canaday
of the United states senate was in
Chicago armed with an attachment for
Phil Armour, citing him to appear be-
fore the committee of the senate in
vestigating the dressed beef interests
of the country.
Mr.. Armour had refused to appear
before the committee when it sat in
Chicago investigating the alleged beef
combine in this city.
Mr.. Armour was interviewed at his
Office this afternoon. All he would
say was: 81 have not heard of it and
know nothing about i
SERVED THE wA.ii:ANTS.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 10 Col. Ganady,
Sergeant-at-armS of the senate, who
came here yesterday with ten sub
pPnaS for dressed beef men, went back
TO Washington last evenin after hav-
ing served about half of them. Mr..
Armour and Secretary Williams of the
Union Stock yards have copies, and
promised the officer to take the trip to
Washington, but the ones wanted the
most, Nielsen Morris and his associates
cOuld not be found.
1t was reported last night that Mr..
Morris had gone away for few days
ION pressing business" Col. Canady
heard this and went to Washington.
Not until November 80 does the COM
mission resume its session. Enough
testimony will be ready to last for
some time. Then, before the time the
investigators will be ready for Mr.
Morris and his friends, it is thought
they can be found. Mr.. Armour and
Mr.. Williams were readily found by
the sergean5-at arms yesterday. but
Messrs. Morris, Swift, Newman, VOgel
and Meyer were looked for in vain by
him during tie afternoon and RVeninO
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-15
TIDE LANDS IN DISPUTE.
T:ties to Valuable Property at seattle. and
Tacoma tu Doubt.

u .
Tacoma in Doubt.
wAsI,INGroN, Dec. 14.-Assistant Sccre-
tary Cha udler, sitting with Judge
Shields, assistant encouragement for the
interior department.. to-day heard argii-
ment of counsel i'm the matter Of the APP
plication of Frank Burns, jr., to locate
valentine scrip locatable any un-
conponed public lands, upon certain tide
water lands lying near Seattle and Ta-
coma. WASH, on Puget sound. The case,
directly and indirectly, Il is said, Involves
the title to the entire water fronts of Seat
tie and Tacoma. including improvements
-, sSycral million dollars. Burns
sought to file his ap, eat'on IN Iam%nrIY, Jam, arII
and being refused by the locu. """ o''
the acting land comnssionerwho reversed
the decision of the local land office and
directed that Burns application be al
case Is to the right of the general gov
ernmeDt To dispose OF tide water lands
within territories and states. Acting Com
missioner Stone in his decision held gem
orally that tide water lands within terri
tories are subject to the control and dis
position OF the sovereign power over of ;e the
domain. and hence are subject to location
with valentine scrip. The secretary.upon
representations of the protcstants that
large public interests were involved, cxer-
cfsed his power and ordered that the case
he brought before him for action. The
protcstauts. among them the Seattle Land
and Improvement company. West Seattle
and and I'm b-Js. n.It cbnblly. Oregon
Improvement company and Tacoma
Land company claim the lcaserncut of
rights riparian owners. controlling
lands adjacent To the tide lands. The.
state by it's attorney denies the existence
of any property rights i'm cit her location,
or the protestants claiming under the
rule of English common law, decision 10y
Chief Justice Lamey, i'm the case of Pol
lard, lessees, VS.. Ho9ar. and other author
tiles that tide lands within territories are
not subject to entry or other disposition
under existing laws except particular
land which is specifically staked and
control of the state by reason OF it's SOW
erignty when IL shall he admitted into the
Union. The case was taken under adj
viseinent.
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r. levy s.ruk. A.....m-u...

BOSTON, Dec. 14.-At the opening of the
Nth session of the American Federation
OF Labor, the report of the committee on
constitution was taken up. The friends
of closer union and improved machinery
for handling strikes which may occur
were out in full force. Representatives
of the International Typographical Union
and uuuincr ~f printers whp came from
central organizations were decidedly e,t,-
posed to tire question of assessments to
meet expenses of expected strikes. The
following section was adopted 10y a vote.
of 81 to II:
The eNecuii>. council shall Ilv. power aud are
directed IL icvy strike assessment of Iwo crut !.
per inemer on the r>t of .Jun,. IS,S. oiI All ma,
tl,ii:ti ami international bodies under The juris-
dirti"n of tn. federation
Another amendment was adopted Civ
Ing the executive committee power, upon
the call OF thc affiliated bodies to levy "a
strike assessment not exceeding two cents
per member per week. tO continue at the
discretion of the excc,itive council, unless
otherwise ordered 10y n vote of all the ma
tiolai and international uuis,hs.
The election of officers resulted i'm re-
elcctinK president Samuel Gofnpcrs of
New York and secretary II. j. Masuire Of
New York. Final adjournment was thci,
made. Detroit will bc the place of the.
next meeting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-15

PURvIs, Miss, Dec. 14.-The jury i'm the
Kilrain case returned "a verdict of not
guilty of prize fighting. but guilty OF AS
.sault and battery. They were ont five
hours. A jury was secured without much
difficulty this morning, nine whites ;,n,
three negroes. The Testimony was not
lengthy and did not differ materially from
that i'm the hearing "a few months
ago. Referee Fitzpatrick was one of the
witnesses. A strong charge was made 10y
the attorney for the state, while the a,lvo-
cate for the defense held that the little af-
fair was "a social combat, not "A prize fight.
After five hours delit,eration the jury re-
WAS sentenced to pay n fine of 500 and
imprisonment i'm the county Jail for
two months. An appeal was taken.
He was admitted To bail in the sum of
S1.OQU.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-15
WANT TOSEE THE BOOKS
4 lev York Syndicate Which Backed
the Wild West Show.


NEW YoRK. Dec. I.-Thc Er.ni,y sun
says: There is syndicate OF men in this
city who would bs, pleased To Buffalo
Bill and the accounts OF his wild west
show. which has been one OF the attrac-
tions at the Paris exposition. II is al
and L. Crawford appeared on Wall street
tn oeganize n syndicate. to float the show
across the ocean. They wanted S15O.usO,
and their proposition was that sut,scrib-
ers should receive every thirty per
cent of the gross receipts and be allowed
To have an agent On the spot tn take the
money. Among Others who are Interested
i'm the scheIne was Commodore Batemau.
He helped them organize the syndicate
and induced several of his friends tn sub
scribe. Although there was considerable
hag9ling about drawing up the contract,
Buifelo Bill went across without any
aReht to take charge OF the syndicate's
perccntagc. So far, according to the
Ereniay san, the syndicate has not re-
ceived n single dollar which represents
their portion OF the gate receipts, and
have got back only ~ per cent. OF
the principal which was contributed,
but there is every reason to believe that in
it's earning capacity the show met all the
expectations of Buffalo Bill. and took in u
pay 80 per cent. of the gross receipts
niglyiy. but to pay back the principal.
The meInipsrs OF the syndicate had per
feet confidence i'm the honesty OF Buffalo
Bill. In his business relations with every
body ON this side he has always been
square, but they say lac is not good judge
shaFJDers who have u good addrcss. They
think IL is possible some of his rcprcscnt;..
| tivcs may he responsible for this failure
| tn make good the promises on which th.
syndicate WAS orgauizeJ. AMI IL is Tor thai
reason they anxious so see Buffalo Bills
books wherein arr kept the accounts.
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FRAUD ON ALL SIDES
Rotten Condition Of Affairs In and
Around Salt Lake City.
How the Coanty ssas Dssa Robbed ny Dsa-
honest Omeisls. Among Whom ts
the United seatss Mar~hal-
Sensational Charges.

SALT LAKE., Dec. 1s.->Thc gran d juryin
the third district court this afternoon made
u report. The report shows that IL has
been the practice of the United States
20 cents per gallon for milk from cows
kept there and cared for by prison labor
and fed principally from food raised upon
the reservation or paid for by the govern
nent. The milk vouchers since 1882 have
amounted To about $1,000. The marshal
has also been selling to the peni-
tcntiary potatoes raised ON the res
ervation by convict labor. Other
fruitful sources of revenue for him were
team hire for deputies hauling prisoners
to ana from the pen,ten.aiy, as,i, fc. f, I,a me
plies and table clearin9s, twelve milch
cows, one hundred hogs and two extra
the Cover. ..mcnt provided driver, earned
the marshal i'm hauling. the sum OF $2.2UO.
The jury says for $40 the government
and harness to perform all this service,
and for SlOO additional, purchase two
sH"d cows milk sHi'icien: to furnish fan
the penitentiary, and i, would seem as
though IL were right tn do this. The jury
also complains that the uinara marsnai mas mas
victed of unlawful cohabition. Supplies
now furnished the penitentiary arc 25 per
d"i ed the e' adminis,rasion % Of county affairs
and makes "a sensational report thereup-
on. Road work has received in five years
$114, ,OUU, and there are no bids on work
and no proper vouchers. The county has
Tink Sl22,UO i'm canals and has no
canals, save a waste ditch aud nothing
to show for the money. Collectors defal
cations are severely commented upon
| The county has lost 5000 by two collec'
| tors and, S11 ,OOO through clerk. The re-
port says county officials deal with them
| selves as n business firm for supplies and
| show favorism to Mormon prisoners. The
I county commissioners have also votet
l.lS f.Vs
| consideration. Officers have been trading
| with each other for supplies and en-
| terlng into partnership with spoilers
| dividing with them the fines imposed
| The city has also paid to a bogus hydra,i
! lie canal company 1857 for interest In
I the Jordan river and dam which the com
pany never owned, but which the count.
| Obligingly bonded over to the city. TIN
county receiving not a ce'.t OF the mon->>
| bulk of this fund found its way Into TIA
pockets of the city ami county officials.
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LISBON, Dec. A.-Thc papers here ex-
press much indignation at the action of
the Portuguese officer. Pinto. i'm maxim
on the Makololo tribe, in Africa. i'm
violation of British interests. The Globe
says the conduct of Portugal in practically
n casns bciii. England does not relish
warning with contemptibles, but IL they
become arrogant. Insulting ar aggressive
beyond endurance, she will not hesitate
Ia make her power felt. The British fleet
might exercise general pressure. at Lis
bon. A wave OF the viccroy's hand would
suffice to bring the. Portuguese possessions
ira India under British sway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-15

TRENTON. n. j.. Dec. h.-Edward Han
Ion. the scullcr. dictated a challenge ~
the world this afternoon, agreeing to post
$1,000 with any New York paper agreed
upon, for an open, frce-for-all race on any
lake i'm this country or the Thames river
in England, in July next, each entry to
put up $l.UJO, the winner to take two
thirds and tho second oIie-third of the
stakes, and the winner to hc cls,sscd the
champion scullcr of the world. II this is
not satisfactory to Australians, he will
row any Australian for 5000 side over
the Thames course next July for the.
chAmplonship of the world.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-15
Finally Cut Hi. Tn roas.

KANSAS City, Dec. 14.-Frank ii. Hyde.
OF Hutchinson, Kan., while intoxicated
to-day, cndcavored tn induce Mrs. w. Ii.
Ehler TO elope with him. and on her spurn-
ing his advances he seized her by the
with q knife. The woman resisted vigor-
otssly and succeeded in breaking away
and escaping from the room. Hyde then
cut his own throat from ear to ear. and
soon died. Mrs. Ehlcr is severely injured
about the head and face.
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NOTES FROM MisSoULA,
An 1ntrre.ttng Point Raised In - I'oi.ou
bag tinse-sbther s:o..Ip

Ing Gnse-sbtls.r s:o..ip
Special Correspondence NJ the Standard,
MIssoULk. Dec. IA fine point Of law
was raised in ti,s, case OF The State ".
Winingcr and Alien. s~c,r-ed of poisoning
Henry S,hrivcr ON Ds'tot~.r 81, 1889. Law
yers Bickforsi and Marshall. for the de-
fcns., flied "a demurrer to III. indictment
on the ground that a. th: crime was com
mittcd before the vote had been taken
on the constitution and before tlI.. prssi-
dents proclamation admitting Montana
"a state wa. i-su"d. therefore the old
Law requiring a grand jury of l6. making
L. necessary for indictment, was in effect.
ami that tia. finding Of an indictment 10y
the pv,-s.ut grand jury composed of seven.
making five necessary tn iusiict was void,
10 deprived the defendants of the rights
granted to then, 10y the old law during
which tisIts' the said crime WAS committed.
The deinurrer WAS overr,ilesl, and tire
SIT for hearing on tine 3ith. The defense
will carry tt''r ease ~ tiss' court OF Last re-
sort.
Frank Coui<. AfissoilHs's favorite artist
i'm the manly sArt has learned a lesson from
attributes his defeat to his own iusli-cr,.-
ton befor,. tho bssttla.. Had he taken the
advice of his fri-,.i- ard spent some time
in training instead OF drinking, Fell would
not have carried tlis. is,Irels oil as easy
he did. Cook is ds.tevIuiiiesl tai wipe out
the defeat aud henceforth will devote his
TINS. in mai iuv up Host uroansi. He ha.
many admirers here who viii hack him
against all corners in the ps,9ilistic arena.
Patrick Nc LamxhliI,. an old resident of
this town. has Recently formed partner
ship with Marion Gould, AN experienced
druggist. under the co-partnership name
of Gould Il Mclaughlin. for the purpose
OF wholesale and retail drug business.
In the. recent trial of Phillips. the Indian.
ex-Sherim Heyfron WAS one of the wit
ncsses for the state and gave his te>ti-
mouy i'm "a very involuntary manner.
Lawyer Moody had To ask frequent Y,ies-
tions that Lawyer Bickford objected 10
as leading ones. Mr.. Bickford proceeded
to state Ia the court that the witness was
n man OF more than ordinary intelligence.
whereupon his honor interfsre.d and said
that the witness did not seem tn be. This
sally convulsed the court room and sew
erll minutes elapsed befors. th. laughter
| could be suppressed, much to the htiinili-
| alton of MIR. Heyfron, hence eX-Sherif
| Hcyfrou and Judge Marshall "never
speak s,s they pass by"
| Judge Marshall will pass sentence on
"Philip, the INDIAN AT 10 O'Clock ON tn,
1 18th inst.
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Labor Troubles im London.

LONDON, Dec. IA heavy fog prev vailed
to-day. 1t was learned that owing to- the
fact that il was necessary to burn gas dur
ing the day. the supply would not prove
adequate because OF the strike Of the gas
workers. The fears proved Groundless.
The coal porters at Greenwich struck to-
day without giving notice. The company
will prosecute. Tie crews of the collieries
are giving notice they will not work ON
vessels conveying coal for works employ
ing non-Inion men.
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The Minority. Representation.

wAsuINoTON, Dec. l4.-The democratic
senatorial caucus committee tn arrange
minority representation on the new COM
nsittees had "a meeting mt the capitol to-
day. They completed their work, but
owing to the absence from the city of
numerous tkmsDrratic senators. who must
he communicated with t,sfors. the se,.ect-
ions submitted tn the Caucus. the
members of ttle committee declined to
make any stats.ne for publication.
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Two Tram p. Killed.

ST. Louis, Dec. IA passenger train
on the Missouri Pacific collisieti with .
freight train near Pleasant Hill Last might,
and two traInps stealing N ride between
the tender and mail cars were crushed to
"A pulp. All the passengers were shaken,
but none seriously injured.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-15
Terrible. boiler Expio.ion.

CoKRINGToN. Tenn. Dec. lathe
boiler of Randall Bros. saw mill ex-
pioticd this morning, dcmoiishing every
thing and killing two men and fatally in
juring two others.
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wAsHINGros. Dec. II. - Franklin II.
Bowen, "A well known railroad officer and
lawyer of Pennsylvania, shot himself to-
day in room at Wornley's hotel and
died almost instantly.
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Tho Key West lix.rm.k~r-.

KEY West. Dec. H.-The Ci.arrnakers
strike is further from settlement than
ever. Only fifty cases OF cigars were
shipped last month. The output is gcucr-
ally 500 eases monthly.
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Tucson. Dec. h.-The trial of the seven
men charged with robfbing Paynaster
Wham. of the United States army. of
S.s,Uu last May was concluded to-day and
the jury rendered "a verdict OF acquittal.
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joins -rowN. Pa, Dec. IA flood is
threatened. The rains have swollen the
river. The temporary bridges will proba-
bly, go before night.
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EMPIRE City, Ore. Dec. h.-John Gil
man. who murdered Mrs Ethendurren
and her child. was hanged here yesterday
in the Jail yard.
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Ni..oaia Real E:.s.s. Record.

nsssOuis Real k:@tate Record.
Special correspondence of the standard.
MIssoCLA, Dec. 1S.-Following are the
real estate transfers recorded since our
last report:
South Mi-soula Land Co. to AIleyne w.
DeVsbcr, lots aud of block Is,
Knowles addition, 1915.
II. Knowles ct al to Julia Tracy loSs 8
and u, block ~. Knowles addition, 800.
w. >. Stephens ct al to ID. ID. BogarS
i1,S t,il,. . anu $, biork u, *so, Stephens q
Hymon Mani'.'i 1T al to Leah M.nleiu,
lots and =, block %. MsS'orrnicks assidi-
i.on also lot Is. block 4. town of Msso,ila;
also lots u and 10, block N, McCoru,ick's
addition, A,sD.
Austin W. Newell ct al to Levi r. K.in,
lots III and u, block "a, McCorrnick's ad-
dition, S2,FOO.
II. Knowles st AL to Ida F. Rosencran..
lots IL and II, block IS, Knowles addition,
"A. ID. woosi tn Joe Weber. lot 4. block
I, town Of Thompson Fails, SiSe; quit
Frank W. Mcconnell, trustee, to verna
T.. Beckett. trustee. lots 8. 1o. IL and ~.
iocS 81; lots II. =, - and "a. block SIS.
William ii. Bemnctt and VIII. TO Don
aid Mitchell, 40 feet fronting ON Front
street, 40 feet deep, also 13 feet front ex-
Stephens & Berkford to William Wood.
lots ., g. and 10. block i6, South Mis-
Fred Grill to A. II. Gayer. lot IA. block
Is. also lots Il and IL, block Is, also lot
II. block L. also i'm town OF Grants
Neptune Lynch, sr.. and Joseph II.
Bayer to Northern Pacific railroad COM
nany. sale OF water priviiese, inches Of
supply railro,d tank AT Horse Plains
station, $50.
filed claim of noiimineral land. to bs
known AS Bellstowe. for purposes OF mill
ing i'm CONNECTION with bellstowe mime.
situated in Thompson river mining dis
trict.
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Paffi's Former % ashland Dead.
PARIS. Dec. 14.-Marquis de Caux. for
merly husband of Adeline Patti, is dead.