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OVER IN MlSSOUlA
Congressman Bs~~sa Tries u Elector~ tm
that Town and fniIs.

Congressman Heed Tries ID ElectOr~ tm
that Town and fnils.
Special to the Standard.
MissoCLA. Sept. &.-Thc fiickerinR
hope tn which the republicans of Misso,ila
county are cliuRinR, was stimulated this
evening by what the hand bills announced
monster part was lacking when compared
to the ovations Toole, Pcnbcrton and
MAginnis received when here. The opera
house was fairly filled. a large numher OF
ladies' being i'm attendance. There had been
such grand flourish of republican trump
cts over Mr.. Reeds coming that ID was
thought the affair would bc really huge,
hut the whoop did not aro,isc the en-
th,isiasn which the republicans hoped
for. Mr.. Reeds Address was almost en-
tire1y devoted to risiictile Of the slcIno-
cratic party. He made some REMARKS r1-
fiectinR upon the services Of Toole and
Maginnis and In behalf Of Montana, but
these expressions were so coldly received
that he Devoted half an hour tn resps-
tition Of his regular story regarsling the
obligations we are under to the republican
party. He accused the democrats OF hl1i-
bsistcriug ON the admission bill. hut then
lac did not accuse Mr.. Carter of ever hav-
ing done anything for the state. and he
then hc told about the railroad stock he
owned and how much il cost him to re-
place iron rails with Bcsscmer steel and
brancictl OF am hours discussion of
Montana ~ compliment upon her rs-
sources. His Address throughout WAS not
what the people had been led tai expect ON
the discussion and has made. votes for
Toolc ntisdaginnis upon whom his special
criticisms seemed tn FALL
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MINING IN MEXICO,

Dins Makes Canee.aioas to Anericaas-
The Great Drainage Tunnel.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 2s.-Colonel Jas.
A. Zabriskic has just arrived from Mexico,
where ne has been for some time invessi-
eating the mining districts. On being
asked about the country and it's prospecxs,
he aaisl: "The outlook is most encourAG-
ing. and the government Of President
both American and English prospectors.
has brought to the country emiRrants
of substantial character. This action
has gone far to break down the
old prejudice against foreigners. A new
ing Opened to the capitalist by the Inter.
oceanic railway company. The line will
start from Vera Cruz. ON the Atlantic
Mexico, across the state Of Guerrero tn
Acapulco, ON the Pacific coast. Thia
road will run through one Of the richest
mining countries i'm the world. Il actually
teens with precious metals, rosewossls.
ebony and mahogany. In August last
tins r"1d, being completed from Vera
traffic.
"Thc tunnel which is now being built.'
ley Of Mexc" @ % Is "ns Of the srana,ess % % piecs. r
1f Of engins.ring ever yet :. done ON
contractors. The tunnel runs through the
solid mountain for seven miles and will
carry the drainage of the basin of Mexico
into u canal thirty miles i'm length. The
work the contractors expect To co!npiess
in two years. and when finished will con-
troll the waters of Lake Tescoro valley and
prevent the backwater fioosiing the city.
and thus render the healthy condition Of
Mexico beyond reproach. The cost will
be S25.uO.uO. which il guaranteed by the
government.
..Thc policy of President Diaz is not
only tn improve the country. but tn aann
to miners and securing them adequats
protection"
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TO TRAVEL in STYLE
South Americans Who viii Go Over
the Country Like Lords.
A Diplouastio Event That WIN 10 Put ~
In GOod hlaape. l3ut which is nald
Not tn Have Amy P01leAcal
Importance.
Special to the standard.

Special to the standard.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-The special
train that is to he furnished ny the PENN
sylvania railroad company 10 carry the
representatives of the Central and South
American states ON their journey through
the country, will he the finest ever run ny
any railroad i'm this country. II will con-
palace sleeping coaches, one dining car
and one composite car. II viii be
manned by n regular train crew, and
wants OF the party, which viii number
about seventy people. A new engine will
be furnished, and It is the intention OF the
the entire trip, a distance Of about 546
miles, occupying forty-hve days: This
feat has never been accomplished. The
entire train will he of American make.
The crew will be native Americans, and
the food and liquors consumed will be
pro.SrsS S OF the sne on,teg @Ss Ssa,es cnrv. os the
states of North and South America, about
to assemble i'm Washington, begins to at
passaRe through England and France of
delegates from South America Oh their
way to Washington, has brought tire sub
hitherto. England, France and Germany,
who have encouraged and contracted the
trade of the American states from Mexico
sronssa s% asaf'n I.srs.s are a",e"n i% he a"iS
Merchants who have invested SO
much m ,' and ,,,,,h have TScn TSsir
respective governments have taken up
the matter and have instructed their rep
resentatives in Washington to watch the
are disavowcd by the Americans. The
assemblaGe of the congress- here Is re-
Rarxied q diplomatic event Of prime inn
sss are chsd uam PSa''c" or ;% no,
such invention dealing with exclusively
American interests commercial, though
they may he, cannot, it IL felt, but
States embedded in the Monroe doctrine.
The German Zollverein proceeded and
contributed to the formation OF the Ger.
tend to draw. the states named together
and further from Europe and vastly in
crease the influence and power
af North them amerca er the FTSis RarSps
sees. fears and will do all in
her power to prevent. The annual
convention OF the irish national league IN
day. Thomas OConnor Presided and 45o
delegates were present. The annual re
port showed that the membership Of the
"a. liz i'm 1889. The income for the las!
year amounted to $4,000. Nothing could
better demonstrate the hold which home
people than the rapid progress made
by the league, at first regarded as All
alien organization. i hardly expected to
the length and breadth of the land; preju-
dice against il has almost Disappeared. II
Is regarded as one of the political ele-
ments of the country; II makes its inii,,,
ence felt i'm elections and has the ful!
sympathy and support of the great liberal
party and i'm return renders to that party
valuable aid. Its Discreet and effective
management has done much to make the
cause of home rule for Ireland palatable
to Englishmcn. The convention was fol
lowed bv a mass meeting in the evening
at which great enthusiasm wns mani
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Racing ut S:rmve.ensi.

GRAvEsEND, Sept. 2s.- Attendance large
and track gssDd.
Five Acknowledgements won. Amazon
second, Estelle third. Time. :Ola.
Mile and one sixtecnth-ISasiH won,
Bronxo-Nfartc second, Hin,io-craft third.
Time, 1:4sL.
Holly handicap, thres,-fourths mile
Tournament won. Baliarct second,
Padishah third. Time. :i6.
Brspokwoosi handicap, one and one
fourth mil.S-t torns-to-raw won, Long
street second, Cracksman third. Time,
2:H9.
Six furlongs-Tulla blackburn won.
Master Lode second. Master Filly third.
Time. i:i6L.
Mills. and one-sixts,cnth- -Camargo won,
Pcricies second, Posatcllo third. Time,
l:i7A.
senator Hearst captured the Holly
prize with Tournamcn: his other entry.
Ballarat, carried stable money. Victory
brought with il disappointment. however.
as the stabl" had plunged ON Baliarut and
Tournament WAS allowed Ia run with
odds of II tn 1 against him.
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ANOTHER COMBINATION.


Inc Union Pacific Will TrOm8HHr Freight
tO t1se Manitoba Road.
OMAHA. NeD., Sept. 2s.-It In reported
here that i'm few days the Union Pacific
and the st. Paul, Minneapolis q Manitoba
road will announce q traffic arrangement
and the bottom will he knocked out Of the
rate ON through business from Nebraska
points for the reason that the combination
will give the Union Pacific direct lire
to the lakes. II il stated that the mission
of G. s. Mellen, traffic manager OF
the Union Pacific, to Boston is to effect
is for the Onion Pacific to turn it's second,
third and fourth class business west Of
Pocatcllo, ON the Oregon Railway & Nav
Butte through the medium of the Montana
Central. The same class of business east
Of that point is to he routed To the lakes
of the arrangements which is now receiv-
ing the attention of the officials of both
companies. 1t is thought that unless
bine will he brought about. Should this
he done, il Is believed that the Union Pa
cific will abandon the idea OF a distinct
traffic arrangement with the Denver,
TrafIic Manager Mellen, before leaving
for the east, said: ''Ths situation is this:
business have been pared down to that
point that To realize anything the Cn-
ion Pacific will he compelled to secure a
new outlet. The most feasible plan In for
our road to turn over it's low-classesl busi-
ness west of Cheyenne tn the Texas x
Fort Worth, and east of Cheyenne to the
upon which reasonable rates have thus
far been maintained, will he routed
through Omaha, to he turned over tn the
this class of traffic will never he changed.
But just what is to come up i'm Boston.
am not prepared to state" MIR. Mellcn
foot regarding the combination of the
Maniobta and the Union Pacific,
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NOT THE MEN.
Evidence tS SHOW That They Are Not the
Ones who Held Up . Train.


Ones who Held Up . Train.
SAT- LAKE, Sept. 3s.-On August 9Th
the Rio Grande and Western train was
held up near Thompson's Springs, Utah,
ana the passenRers relieved Of their
money and other valuablcs. Charles Cur
tis and James Rumrill were arrested early
I'm September FOR the crime and are now
i'm the peuitentiary awaiting the action of
the grand jury.
II now appears that they are not the
guilty parties, hut that Ed. Dayton and
Jas. T.. Dayton, brothers, are the men
who pcrpetrated the hold crime. Both OF
the Daytons came here after the train
mulberry, and subsequently went tn Ogden.
About two weeks ago one of them held up
the cashier of a gambling hall as he was
leaving the place with a bag of money.
About ? o'clock in the morning Dayton
Pointesl loaded gun at the cashiers
the cashier promptly did. Dayton then
ran and several men tried To stop him.
the last one getting shot through the
leg for his interference. Dayton escaped
Dayton's accomplicc was also arrested,
and hc said that some Of the tooty
bridge near Ogden. A rrvoiver and
some sticks OF giant powder were found:
The two prisoners were closely watched
dropped by them il was learned that they
had concealeti sosne property in the mo,ln-
iains near Montrn-e. Cal, and by careful
certainsti. Officers went to the spot and
found watches and other Property taken
frosn the Rio Grantlc Il Western passcn-
gers. and which have been islsntifissi.
This makes the chain of evidence asEaint
the Daytons almost complete, and there II
released and the Daytons held for the
charge. Deputy United States Marshal
Pratt and Sheriff Belknap. of wcl,cr
fcr~d by the Rio Gran,ie 4 Western rail-
way company.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-Late dispatches
affirm the report that the action of the
United States i'm forhitltlinR Chinese inn
migration has been the plea for "a meas
ure of retaliation. According to telegrams
from Pekin, the emperor and his privy
council are now deiileratin1 upon n me-
mortal from Censor Sn serui Ilding the.
expulsion from the country of all Amer
leans in Chinese employ. Not only is this
step in contemplation against Americans
who occupy subordinate positions. hut
there is "a strong agitation in favor OF
greater restrictions upon the preseGss. 81
American merchants and missionaries iu
treaty ports.
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Races In Deer Lodge.
Special tn the standard.

NIessdI
DEER LODGE. Sept. os.-Therr was n
good attendance at the races this after
noon at the grounds of the Deer Lodge
Fair and Racing Association. The races
were all between local. but blootlcd
time.
The first race trotting race,
best three i'm five. betwe,n Tom
Wards Tootsie. McInto-h's Lady
Mack. John Stranhal's Mollir and Lodge
and Bca,Iniout's Orinda. all of them road
stcrs. The race won 10y Mollie.
The second race was trotting race he
tween Lodge and Beaumonts Bristow
and Sam SCOTS Deer Lodge Girl. The
race was taken 10y Bristow i'm three
straight heats. Time, 2:is. 2:fsa4 and
2:i5X. The third race was running
race, half mile dash bctwecu John puin-
lan's Molle and J. B. McMastcr's Dwarf
80 seconds.
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CINCISSATI, Sept. 2s.-The opening day
Of the fall meeting at Latouia was for
threc-ycar-olsis and upwards. The results:
Mile Leontine won; Burch second.
Harry CHM third. Time, 1 .A.
Threc-year-olds and upwards, one and
thrs,s,-sixtccntlls s-Dahlia won; Ruth Sec
ond. Governor third. Time. I :24L.
Thrt.e-ycar-olds and upwards. one and
five-sixteenti,- Inile-Birtlssl..y won; Win
ming Ways second, Mamie Fonso third
Time, :.pih.
Merchants stakes. all ages. mile and n
quarter-Wary won: Heron second. Fam
ME third. Time. 2.E'14.
Two-year-oIds, five furlongs = w. T..
Morris won: Happiness second, Polcmus
third. Time, :Ui.
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THE WRONG MAN.
Huron Advocates who Dtsln't dsO AlpOu
Their Work in lsas.sl shape.

Huron Advocates who Dis.n't G!o About
Their Work in (;oosl shape.
eFPIERRE. =. d., Sept. GA sensational
affair took place i'm the southern part of
Hyde county. Saturday. l.. w. Harvey.
ex-co,inty commissioners and n prominent
man of this section, was approached by
two Huron men who attempted to bril,e
him to- secure his influence i'm behalf of
Huron in the capital fight. Mr.. Harvey
is a strong Pierre man, and was
quite indignant at the insult to
his honesty. The fellows persisted
i'm their arguments, and finally SO
angcrctl him that he pulled one of
them from the buggy and gave him
goosl thrashing. The Hnronites went tn "a
Justice aud proceeded To swear out war
rant for Harvcy's arrest. which he cl,isled
10y taking the train for Pierre. He left
here to-day to look mp the offending par
tics. and expects to prosecute them for
bribery. II is stated that Huron people
arr. causing tickets tn bs. thrown broadcast
in Pierre's strongholds with the words
"Fort Pierre for the capital" Many vot-
ers will bc deceived by this unless the
tickets are carefully looked over, and
there ARE many who do not know the diff
ference betwcen Pierre and Fort Pierre.
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TELLING THE TRUTH.
Some of the rhlngu said NJ l-n.s Nighs's
mag Rally In Butte.


mag Rally In Butte.
Special to the standard.
BUTTE, Sept. 2S.-Thc opera house was
beautifully decorated with flags tonight,
and at o'clock ID was filed 20 overflow
ing with democrats who listened with in
teress tn the speeches delivered by Hon.
George w. Cassidy, Hon. w. A. Clark and
Lars NJ. Rand. Every reference tn the
democratic candidates was greeted
with prolonged applause. Mr.. Cas-
sisiy denied that the republican
party Inns monopoly of the
patriotism Of the country, as republican
orators would have il understood. There
were, he said, 1.IOOO more soldiers en-
listed on the side Of the north than there
were votes cast for Lincoln ia 1855. OF
f"r f % the 'sftdp' United States s%H .issy.fS%r s
were lifelong democrats. The dem
ocratic party conceived and fash.
ioued this union and administered
history. II acquired every acre Of the pub
lie domain. with the exception OF Alaska,
and IL never gave a single acre OF the ps,u-
pies land tn any corporation. Under
twenty-fo,ir years OF republican rule an
to New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and the
New England states combined. Under
Grover Cleveland's administration 1O0,-
OOO acres Of the public domain
during IS years of republican rule $500
0OO,0OO was appropriated for the navy and
i'm 1sss IN navy could not he found with ~
microscope. In four years the democratic
est cruisers ever launched. IL is the pol
ICY of the democratic party to maintain n
navy so strong that IL is capable of carry
ing the American flag to every quarter of
destroyed silver, reducing IL to the level of
pig iron.
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MAKING A CONFESSION.
An Engineer who Was Not Paraly xed But
who Was Very Drunk.

An Engineer who Was Not Paralyxed Hut
who Was Very Drunk.
CHICAGO, Sept. pa sensational eli
max ended the coroner's investigation i'm
the Rock Island railway accident this
evening. The jury had just returned u
verdict holding Engineer Twombly and
Fireman Leelock responsible for the
wreck. when Leeloci< broke down and
admitted having perjurcd himself in
swearing that Twombly was not drunk.
Leclock then made a confession, telling
of his ride with the drunken engineer. He
intimated that compulsion from u high
to lie about TwoInbiy and himself. II
appeared that.h had gone to saloon be-
fore starting out i'm charge of the freight
train that played such havoc at Washing
ton Heights. Twombly drank freely,
.'but." said Leelock, she was not para
lived tlrluk.r
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A DcfauIter for 100000.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.-Henry y. Clifford,
an expert pcnnan who occupied the 10
sition OF confidential bookkccpcr for the
wholesale hardware firm of Gibson, Par
ish Il Co.. disappeared ten days ago. and
an examination of his accounts show "a
shortage of SSsD.OO. The full extent of
his defalcation cannot bc determined, ow-
ing to the fact that the books of the firm
were destroyed 10y fire. description of
Clifford has been mailed to the police of
all the principal cities, Offering "A reward
for his arrest.
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The Ba.e Ball syndicate.

Special to the standard.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-The New York
syndicate of the brotherhood of base ball
players to-day leased two blocks of ground
lying between 157th and 169th streets, and
Eighth and Ninth avenues, for "a term OF
ten years, at an annual rental OF $4,000.
They have also leased the new polo
grounds at 155th street for the term of ten
years, subject to the lease now held by
President Day and the New York team
for two years. A check for the first
months rent has been paid. The names
OF the parties comprising the syndicate
are withheld for the present.
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Power In Great Falls.

Special Ia tn. Standard
GREAT FALLS. sept. 2s--T. &. Power
came to-day to- this city. whose progress 3
"a. has bitterly opposed. and tonight he
ma.ls. his debut here as a speaker. He
talked to "A cold and uusynpathetic
audience. He followed by J. f..
Richards Of Butte, j. w. Lansing,
and United States Attorney Weed
OF Helena, who suggested changes
i'm the tariff. These speakers repeated The
campaign speeches which they made last
year testing the public patience, to tbs, us-
most. Weed lsashs,d himself with great
furry because Hauser and Broadwatsr.
Clark and DAILY did not stand aside and
allow Power and his clique to run the
state. He cited no evidence that the fosar
lie rights, but he simply raised q howl
against successful men.
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In the Cronin Case.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-No more jurors
were obtained in the Cronin case to-day.
The attorney for Frank Woodruff, one
ton to-day to- Judge Akers for u writ of
habeas corpus for Woodruff. on the ground
that two terms of the criminal court had
trial. The application will he argued
Monday.
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Died of Injuries.

Jones, general manager of the Ed
gar Thompson steel works, died tonight
of injuries received i'm an accident at that
plant last Thursday evening. His death
was unexpected. Tonight he took a sud-
den turn for the worse and died i'm "a short
time. He was 55 years of age and leaves
a wife and family.
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Col. Wiley =. scrtbner Dead.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.-Col. Wiley =. Scrib-
ner, recorder of deeds in Cook county,
died suddenly of heart disease this morn
ing. He had long been suffering. Scrib-
ner served through the war and was sub
seluently elected n member OF the Wis
consin Legislature. He moved to Mon
tana and engaged i'm newspaper work. was
appointed secretary OF the territory under
Grant, and subsequently came to Chicago,
being elected recorxisr i'm LISA.
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Nss>slleas Alarm.

BIRMINGHAM. Aha, Sept. 2s.-The mil
itia got To Pratt mines promptly last night
and looked the place over and found alb
solutely nothing the matter there. The
negroes and whites were all i'm bed and
the volunteers came back very much dis
utlstx.tl.
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HspoIite to b. President.

PORT Az PRINCE. Hayti, Sept. 2s.-The
election of presidential electors in Hayti,
has taken place resulting as everyone an
ticipated in the choice of a body OF dele
gates favorable To Hypolite. The electors
will meet September "a, at Gotiaves. Be
fore officially announcing Hypolite as
president, n revision of the constitution
will he made 10y this body.
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France Interested in the American Navy.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3s.-The flagship
OF Admiral Brown. commander in chief ON
the North Atlantic division Of the French
navy. is expected to arrive at this port
October 18th. The object OF the aximifAlss
visit tn this country is To see the different
institutions. Upon his return to France
the admiral will make n report to his gov
ernment concerning his trip and the cities
he may have visited.
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At Chicago-New York ., Chicago 9.
At observation-disclosures ., Brooklyn 4.
Al PittsburR- -Pit:sburg 4, Philadel-
phia I.
Al Observation-Disclosures 2, Column
bus U.
At Kansas City-Kansas City Q, Cincin-
natl
Al st. Louis-St. Louis 2, Louisville >.
Al Indanapolis-Boston 4, Indianapo-
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Fatal Railway CotiI.,on,

wILMINGToN, Del, Sept. pa freight
train on the Baltimore K Ohio railroad,
near this city. and shifting engine col
lided this afternoon. Both engines were
thrown from the track. One car was
wrecked and Fireman Edward Lyle of
ons. OF the engines was instantly killed.
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GARRETrsvILLE, o.. Sept. 29.-Allen
Chalker, u farmer, and his two daughters,
while crossing the railway track at this
Chalker and one daughter have died.
The other daughter is not expected to
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wILKEsBARRE. Pa. Sept. 2s.-Father
O'Haran, dean of. and one OF the oldest
priests of the Scranton diocese, died to-day
at noon at the age of IS. He was pastor
OF 81. Marys.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.-Charles /. Terkes,
president of the First Division Street Rail-
way company and North Side Cable Car
company, to-day subscribed $150,OO to
the Chicago worlds fair fund.