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near Admfral Donaidson Dead.

BALTIMORE. May is. Rear Admiral
Edward Donaldson died at O'Clock yes
terday afternoon a. his residence here,
aged Is wears. He had been long suf-
ferer from liver troubles.
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WILLIAM D. HOwelIs does not
almire the works Of Sir Walter
Scott. Sir Walter cannot retaliate,
but the readers Of his books can.
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Ilnatnn Eannlafea PhIladalnhIn.

BosTos, May 16.-The bin authorizing
the construction Of elevated roads in
Boston was killed IN the senate.
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present. ON motion of Mr.. Comfy. of
Lewis aistl Clarke. the rules OF the six-
teenth session of the house of repry~enta-
tives of the territory of Montaua werc
adopted Rs the temporary rules of this
house so far ns they were applicable. The
house then took n recess until 3:15 o'clock,
the members going into caucus i'm ths, iIi-
terval. On rcassemhling at the hospr
named these temporary officers
were appointed: Night watch
man. Byron Sherman Of Hcl"ua,
president of the colorc,l Democratic
club of this city; engrossiug clerk. Enins.t
Ryan; enrolling clerk, Vincent Fortune. of
Helena; assistant chief clerk. Edward
Cooncy, Of jefferson county: assistant
sersxs.s.nt-at-arsns, William l.. .t;rccn. 81
Helena; day watchnan. r.. L. Owen. Of
Butte; chaplain, Rev. j. Hawkins. of
Wicks, Jefferson county. Samuel Alex
ansier. who was appointed door-kcepcr at
the morning session, declining the APP
l,nintment- NJ. Warrington, Of Madison
county, appointed i'm his stead. On
motion Of Mr.. Wallace the speaker was
instructed tn appoint "a committee of five
OH permanent organization, and tlic
speaker namssl Messrs. Wallace, of Lewis
and Clarke, Toolc, of Deer Lodge. whalcy.
of jefferson, Penrose. of Silver Bow, and
McEllewes., Of Callatin. The house then
adjourned until 10 o'clock Monday morn
ing.
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News From Snusssn

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2S.-A,lviccs 10y
the steamer Zstlan,lia. from Samoa. dat
eel Nov. .. say everything il quiet there,
the report of fighting last month having
been incorrect. notwithstanding the pro-
visioHal election last month which result
cd in the choice of Maatafa as king and
Mal.atia as vice king. the followers of
Tamassse held AN election the LIST of
November. resulting i'm the choice of Nal
eatia king and Tamassss. as vice king.
The selection OF Maatafa last month was
but temporary arrangement. aud both
natives and foreign residents arr.
looking To the three powers to settle
tn. difficulty.
There has been considerable apprchcn-
sion of AN epidemic Of typhoid fever, sew
cral sailors of the German war vessel
Sophia dying with what WAS supposed Ten
bc the disease. aud Germans having cs-
tablished "a hospital ON shore for others,
but the surgeons of til" American and Ger
man vessels have pronounced the di-
AN aggravated form of Samoan
fever aud attributed greatly to the decay
ing Substances of the war vessels wrcc led
last March.
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lean congress visited Reaches shpyard
to-day to witness the launching of the
steamer Orizat,a for the New York and
Cuba mail line. Many other prominent
visitors were present. The vessel WAS
chri-tcned by "a daughter OF cx-Minister
to Spain Foster. banquet WAS after
wards given at which John B. Roachc pre-
sided. letter was read from Secretary
Blaine. who, after expressing regret at
his inability to- be present. said: "Teu
years since l visited Chester the invi-
tation OF your father to witness the
launching of the first ship for the same
commercial field. Despite official malix-
nity-a- ca,Iss.less as il was crticl-which IA
sa.slcucd and enbittered his last days,
his name will always be honorably ASSOC
ciated with th. best efforts to store pres
tigc to the American fiag in all channels
of commerce.
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WILL SAVE THE NATION
What President Woodruff Says Of the In
Vestisatiop at Salt Lake.
she Latter hay saiat~ viii
slip In and Take Charge
OG Thing~.

CHICAoo. Nov. 23.-Iu rs.spo,,-c to N
telegram fr,,m the Associated Press ask
ing for statement concerning the pres
ent investigation at Salt Lake. President
wo,osirun. Of the Mormon church. sends
a dispatch in which he says: This il the
periodical Mormon sensation which we
are accustomed to expect i'm November.
Congress meets in December and il is
presumed the usual efforts will In made,
." secure legislation against the Mor,nons.
In addition. We are on the eve of an inn
Iortant municipal election here, which
the ant-Aiormons hope to carry by pre-
venting the naturalization of Mornons.
There H. absolutely nothing in the Nor
mon religion Inconsistent with the most
patriotic devotion tn the government of
the United States. The revelations and
commandments OF the church require
that the constitution and laws of the land
country will be distracted and general
lawirssicSs prevail. Then the Mormon
people will step forward and take an ac-
tive part in rcscuing the nation from
ruin.
"In regard To the claim that the PRIEST
hoosl and chief authorities OF the church
assert the right Ia control the Mormon
people in ah temporal. including political,
affairs, l would say I am the head of the
m mniI Ii ~. "oo.shlr o I .'s" :" ns xr;s. % 'ii Il n
did. The charge Of undue interference i'm
elections il absurd. Baliotiug il strictly
tious in tho smallest detail is in the hands
ot United States government appointcss.
That the Mormous are united politically
il largely due tp their being constantly
and vinsiictively assails.sl by the small
minority who seek to control the major
ity."
A good deal is being made of the form
of prayer based upon the two voices in the.
sixth chapter OF the revelations of 81.
John In the New Testament. IL relates To
praying that Cod might avcnYc the blood
of the prophets. An attempt il being
made Ia connect this with avcnginU the
! death of Joseph and Hiram Smith. IL can
have no such application as the cntiow.
nicut was given long before the death of
Joseph and Hiram Smith and has mot
| been changed. These men mur-
| ,lrr.,l by ~ local mob Disguised. Concern
| ing the cry about blood atoucutent, there
| is no foundation. Our religious
| faith is belief i'm atouinG ths
| bloosl OF Christ. We believe ir
| ths. scriptural doctrine. 'whosocver she'd
| sieth mans blood 10y man shall his blood
for murder snail d. under the law of the
land and by its officers only. The state
| mcnt- of ths. apo-tate Mormon witucs~s',
| that IN. endowment ceremonies involve q
| death penalty upon those VIII" leave the
| church and diss,,cy the priesthood arr
! simply untrue. Mormons on the stan.
| ahvc ~ right to- decline to disclose, the in
| nocent formula of I'll. endowment just az
| Masons have the right To- refuse to tlisclos'
| the Masonic rituals.
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THE RUMP LEGISLATURE.

Ons~ers Elected and - Co,nsntsa-~ Ap,,oirt-
esi to Wait Nn the Governor.
Special to the STANDARD.
HELENA. Nov. 23.-Pur>,iant tn 10 call
issued 10y State Auditor kenny-upou
what authority does not appear-the
publican mem>srs OF the house and the
republicans claiming To bc mcrnl,ers of
the same met at noon i'm hall Ia the
new Iron block, near tl,,. foot Of Main
street. To reach the hall from the street
one had to traverse the entire depth of
the building, go ont into back yard full
of clothes-lines, cows and wood-piics, and
then turn. and by another door
go back into the building he had come ont
of. The room was sloppy. cold and dense
with cigar smoke. Ii was altogether too
small for the purposes required of il, and
nified appearances. The path to this ROOM
suggested the dark and crooked ways of
the republican leaders of Silver Bow
county, and the room itself with its occu-
pants was in powerful contrast with the
dignifictl body of men sitting i'm comm ID
dious quarters i'm the court house. .ceuipIped
a Legislative assembly. but with
right and Justice on their side.
S,ass ssnx Auditor !. order k'Sny My Ksnns i,sH snl% ,s
''Gentlcnhen of the first house of rrJ,rcss.rl-
tatives of the Legislative assembly Of the
vision of the general laws of Montana, il
is my duty. an state auditor to call you tn
order. and now proceed tn do so. 1 have
containing the names of all duly elected
members of the Legislature. which I will
now read
The auditor then called the roll of the
republican ncrnhcrs. From Silver Bow
he called the names Of M'ssrs. MoutcattI.
Hoffman, DolInan, Thompson, Bray and
Roberts. Judge Nc Hattou's order il there
fore ignored aitoge tl,cr.t 'hisf Justice Blake
then sworc everybody in. At this point
Mrs. J.. II. Hrshtiel,l walked up the aisle
with IL large bouquet of flowers which she
placed OH the desk. The roll call showed
~ pcrsons present. Aaron Z. Witter of
Bcavcrhead wa. unanimously elected
cna, sham chief clerk James B. Wells of
Helena. cuGrossing and eurolling clerk !;
j. ID. Taylor of Cascade county, sham SER
gcsint-at-arns; Rev. &. Il. Allen of Helena,
sham chaplain; Charles B. Gibbs of Mis-
so,ila. sham tloorkeeper and watchrnan +;
Frank w. Cochran of Helena. sham page.
The sham house then took recess
nittec of three. namely: McsSrs. Hotter of
Lewis and Clarke, H,,arslnIan of ChuteatI.
and Harrington of Madison. w.r. apIspint-
ed to wait on the governor and inform
him that the sham house was organized
and ready for business. The committee. re-
turned i'm half an hour and said the gov
crnor had gone. to the hotel Bro;tdwatcr
and would probably not return until Mon
day morning. The sham house given
tp understand that the governor had run
away to avoid them, hut the truth is. that
he had an engagement To go to the Broad
water where LiDerati's band were tn scr.l-
made him. Two committees were appoint
ed. On credentials: Messrs. Goodman.
Eaton. Cory. Wing and Mitchell; aud ON
rules. Henry Harlin, Montcith. Moran
and Bray. The sham loIse then asl jourI-
ed until Monday at II o'clock.
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LATE GOSSIP IN BERLIN.


The Truce steswe~m \ u-srta ssd Rsssss
Regarding PRINCE Ferdinand.
copyrighted. issa. by the y. Y. Associated Press.
BERLIN, Nov. 5,.-The terms Of truce
between Austria and Russia which Bis
marck forced upon Count Kallaky are
alreatiy partly fulfilled on the Russian
side. The cxar has stopped the pan-salviss
COMMITTEES from sending agents into Bull
garia and pcremptorily warned them NOS
to forster in the meantime within Bulgaria
any agitation. The Austrian side has
brought about rupture of the proposed
marriage of Prince. Ferdinand to Princess
dAlicon. Count Kaluaky has instructed
the Australian consul i'm Sofia tn modify
his craftsmanship i'm behalf OF Prince Fer
dinand. Russia behind peaceful diploma
cy dors not cease her massing of troops
ON her frontier. The work Of railway ex-
tension il being accelerated in order that
the stratsgical system may bs. completed
by May.
Public opinion tcnds ts sleuose n pserDa-
nent Brizalian republic. The North Gev-
Gazette says: The prs.ssnt weilslers
al power must bc warned to avoid meas-
urs.- which must force European states IN
interiors, tn protect their couutrynien.
A cable dispatch tn Hamburg asserts
that the new ministry is divided by fierce
personal qiiarrsls, that General Da Fon-
scca's dictitorial manners irritatc his COL
A prediction which finds cr..sicnce il that
the republic will bre Ak into three states,
Equatorial, Central and Southern. the LAT
ter having large German population.
claiming the protection Of the Father
land.
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SAN FRASCIsco. Nov. 28-Thc oceanic
steamer ZeaIandia arrived from Sydney
and Auckland via Honolulu at noon to-
day. She reports that as she was enter
ing the harlor at Honolulu Nov. IL Prof.
Van Tassel, the balloonist. made an as
ceusiou from her and dropped from the
balloon i'm IA parachute. He fell into the
ocean about two miles from the shore and
mile from the steamer. He seen
no more and il is supposed hs, was eaten
by sharks. Van Tasss.l left San Francisco
"a few weeks ago for Honolulu and Aus
tr,lia. where be expected to give exhibi-
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CHICAGO, Nov. a:S.-Two public meetings
were held in Chicago tonight toconuen-
orate the twenty-sccond anniversary of
the. execution of Allen, Larkin and
O'Bri.n. Ex-Congrcssman = I'm r. Fin
erty of Chicago. Hon. &. T.. Gallagher of
Miuncapo and Hon. Matthew Il. Brady
music hall. Il. w. Dunn Of Peoria. ILL.,,
Rev. ID. IL. Toomey of Polo. III, 'F..t'
Grant and T.. -. NJ. Condor OF Philadcl-
phia. and John Dewey of New York spoke
AT Battery s.D'' arnory.
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NEW YORK. Nov. a3.-Major General
Howard, Of the United States army. as .
meeting of the Military service institute.
held this afternoon in the rneeti ng hall on
Governors Island, read n paper on 'Nfili-
tary and Naval Pensi ons." The general.
after reviewing the history Of pensions
advised the appointment of u special COM
mission to rcvise all pen sion registration.
Al present the people were not i'm favor of
"a general SERVICE pension. He considered
il right to begin tho payment OF such PEN
sion i'm 1915. which would be Sd years after
the close OF the war. General Horatio
King said that il was necessary that public
sentiment should be aroused to strengthen
the weak knees of Our representatives in
cotlgrcss and stop the annual raids made
upon the United States treasury.
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johnson L.o>tng Grounss.

BISMARCK. Nov. 2I-Another ballot waa
taken for United States senator to-day.
but johnson only held his ~ votes and a
recess WAS taken until evening. Tonight
his forces were broken. On the first hal
lot hc received 81 votes. Ordiway .. Nc
Curuicr 3. Casey IL, Walsh 4, Allen 3,
Marr.,tta, democrat. IL. The second bal
lot was the same, bIt on the third Orsiway
received 5. Ms( uml,s.r =, Casey L.. Walsh
=. Henry Lord 4. Sprague ., Marratta LIZ
While Johnson's vote fell to :D. Adj
iotirus.d until Monday.
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DIR. PETERS FATE.
Conflicting Report. to the MASSACRE os
Htms~lG and Conn rasir~.

htmsett nssd sOsh rnssr~.
LONDON, Nov. Conflicting reports
in regard tai the fate az the DIR. Peters ex-
ploring party were received to-siay. A
dispatch direct from Zanzibar says: (:
"<cws il received from La Mu contirtu-
ing the death of DIR. Peters, another Ger
man, and all natives of the Peters party
except five porters. Th. mas-acre oc-
Cured at Ad,lu Burrora Ba, ON the. Tana
river. eight days march above korkorro.
Dr. Peters was friendly with the local
tribes, but not with the chief of Somalis
who, with "a party. made IA night attack on
the camp. After killing the m.Int,crS Of
DIR. Peters parry the natives rooted the
camp and drove OH the donkeys and
cattle.
On the other hand n dispatch from
Berlin says the EInin Bey relief commit
tee received cable from the Hanslng
company at Zanzibar which states that
Lieutenant IBorchcrt, one OF DIR. Peters
expedition, reports from Loko Mani that
Somalis dispersed an English expedition
under command of Dr. Peters. Lieuten-
ant Borcliert further says Dr. Peters and
party are safe aud well and have estssl,-
lished "a fortified station at the foot of
Mount ksnia.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

the Rump Legislature.
Special to the standard.
HELENA. Nov. gi.-The corridors OF all
the hotels are jammed tonight with men
calmly discussing the events of the day.
The excitement has subsidized i'm "a large
measure. and people seem to- be shaking
of their passions and prejudices. Every
where you go you hear but one opinion.
except among the republicans directly in
terestcd. and that opinion is that the first
days battle is undeniably a democratic
victory. The democratic members met
pursuant to the call of the gov
ernor and at the place desg-
mated by him. They effected "a
temporary organization in compliance
with the law and were officially recog-
nized by the governor. was shown by
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men there relative to the enforcement os
city ordinance. tho :nayor called osss
two men had t,een killed and several
others wounded.
On Novemher n, at Matansas, the mi1t-
tary interfcresi with the civil aushorisies
who 40 incensssl tire latter that riot en-
sns-d. one officer and three men Wsro
killed and many wounded. Trouble still
exists in and around Mant;axnn
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More Iasitcsn~nt. Against ssurke.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 3--The grand
Jury finished consideration of the "Baby
bond cases. to-day. Two indictments
were found i'm blank, one for euibeszle-
mcnt aud the other for forgery. both pre-
sirnably against ex-Treasur..r Burke. Tho
illegal issue OF Baby bonds" In estimated
nj SitluD
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JACKsoNvILLE. Fla. Nov. 23.-The
steamship Olivette arrived at Key West
to-day, directly from Havana and brings
information that the Cuban disturbances
were coufiued To riots in San Cristabcl.
Owing to differences arising among alder
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the letter which the governor addressed
20 captain smith ansl which was rfad to
cessiings of the ho,ssc wcrv conducted
with the Rravety and tiecorun lefittinR
ssci, p. 'h, an , .,onorahlc sS.ly: On the other
the r,.p',i,licaIis should, from the sur
% r1,,ndns~ and general aIpcaranre OF the
MET in a iS,rn 'aItrigh, the scene co,,id
not have been more damp. dismal and
lug'brio,i~ in one sense ar more farcical
.r.aasr % "r. out, a, one ..W WIZ ,ns un,.sh.,% S,am
lire up there. Its cold here" Which was
tr,'" enough, physicaily and every other
way. ih, stove was Inadequate to the
n,'si> "f the rs'IIublicans. as well the
resrir election returns. with no disrc>pcct
to th'' building itself. which IL u fine new
ser,kturs'. the interior of which, when
finished and furnis he'd. will no doubt l,c
as attractivc as the exterior. IL must Lee
q houss of representatives. Certainly the
sti~coinforts. incouvcnictices and general
"nconthncss "f the place had "a very de:
became sufject OF sp"rt and
The scene SusRr.sc,i n cl.cap ward
caucus. These disadvantages under
which the republicans laborcd served tn
intensity the feeling prevalent throughout
the city that their so-cailesi organization
was mere si,le-show, hound tai 90 Ia
pieces sooner or later.
The Helena Herald tonight says tina,
" S." A,inr ksmhS h,.h "; ~ns assn r.. ,ns
coissent to apps.ar i'm the house and call
the roll of that body. The STANDARD rr-
porter was unable tn lind Mr.. Kenny to-
night. The story is pronounced by the
democrats "A malicious fabrication. little
or no "rcsieuce is given il even 10y rcpub-
licars.
Dn Monday, il is expected that the
house will accoInI,lisha permanent organ-
ization and be ready tn transact all b,isi-
ness promptly ,cvolving upon or coming
before that to.iy. The republicans will
again send their coinmit,cc to the gov
srlor and they will find that hs IL not the
n,an la run away from them.
Senator Mcnamara il not here, being
confined to his he'd 10y illness.
The Deer Lodge and Silver Bow MEM
ipers are in excellent spirits as indeed arr.
all tn. democrats.
A signitirant feature. of the drift OF pub
lie opinion regarding tlIs, two rival organ
izations is that the talk Tonight ON the
senatorial question il confined almost cx-
clusively to the democratic possibilities.
The republican candidates seem to- have
been lost sight of.
Among the Anaconda people who were
spectators in the house to-day were Judge
Fitzgerald, City Attorney l3oarnian, James
Rich..y and City Treasurer McNulty.
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An Expert In TN. s:uIs~.u Case.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i-Dr. Rudolph
Lausky, noted expert ON insanity who
became insane and attempted to kill his
wifi. and himself i'm January, 1s<5, died
yesterday in Blooruing,iale asylum. He
was one OF the experts in the Guiteau
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ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2:s.-The reports that
James A. Smith. OF the Smith Ice and Fuel
company. had left the city with u large
amount of other peoples money. is fatly
denied 10y his attorney, who says MIR Smith
has not left the city.
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n,.-ox.r,.. A,>.h~

wAsiu NGroN. Nov. 23.-GeoloRical ssir-
vey says that Professor Russers cxpesii-
uons i'm Alaska have resulted in many in
teresting discoveries regarding the xln-
clers, mining. etc. The book will prob
ably bs. issued soon.
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wAsHINGroN. Nov. 23.-The president
has granted pardon i'm the case OF
Joseph Clarke, convi. ted i'm Ctah OF neisal-
terry and sentenced March 3, 1859. To three
years imprisonment
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OTTAWA. Nov. 23.-lt is stated that par
Lament will be asked at the next session
to enact laws against polyHnrny in order
to cover the offenses committed by Nor
mons i'm the Northwest territory.
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DULUTH. Nov. 2i.-The work of the
Chippewa Indian "ornmis- "ri. now prac-
tically finished. has been entirely success
fil. This secures th. opening OF 4,pp.bD
acres of land in northern Minnesota to
settlement.
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Mr.. snn,h~.r,h. tho Naar.a.r....

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.--Mrs. Southworth.
who murdered Pcttus yesterday, spent .
very restless might i'm her cell. This morn
ing there is slight improvements i'm her
Condition..
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why They n,dlnr show I'm.

HELENA. Nov. 28.-Iu "a caucus of the re-
publican senators and representatives
this evening the action of the republican
house inemisers i'm organizing separately
was explained. Ii WAS said the rs.,,,,lli-
sras.. action WAS bascsi ON the prs1.lsssssa-
ton of Governor Toolc that only those.
holding certificates of election from
county CLERKS would he recognized. Ii
was stated further that tli" new copstitu-
ton in force since October I expressly
provides; that all RETURNS ID. canvassed 10y
the same board created 10y the ctial,liug
act to canvass the returns on the. coust-
tuition. The republicans stand unani-
nioIsly on the proposition that only such
as were found t. tp. mrtn.,rr- 10y the state
s.nnvasScrs ar, entitled To- seats. and all
power To determine further rights resides
wholly in the separate houses, and at ns,
time in the governor.
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Rescued rron. tn. Lac. ns.s

PRovIDENcE, Now 23.-The purser and
seven other Manhattan SURVIVOR, who
the schooner TuttIs, "Wednesday and ar
rived i'm this port to-day.