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EL PAso. Tex, Jan. 2i.-The town of
Paso del Norte was considerably excited
yesterday 10y a big smuggling case. Nj. e..
Goss, agent and general yarslmaster of
the Mexican Central road of that city was
passing train that had been made up tn
go south and discovered that the seal ON
"a box car door had been broken. He
opened the door. found the ear loaded
with railroad ties. and slowed away
among and ON top of the ties were twenty
four bales OF cotton cloth. each bale COM
tanning from ten tn twelve bolts of goosls.
the whole t's.inR worth upwards of $1,000.
He immediately reported the discovery to
the Mexican custom authorities. The
goods were seized and will be contiscatetl,
Mr.. Goss receiving one-half of their value.
The conductor and train crew were ar
rested and imprisoned hut released later
i'm the day. II being asccrtained that they
were Innocent and that man named
Moth or Moss owned the goods, and ID IL
supposed he had broken the seal and
snuggled the goods into the car.
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SANTA FE, n. NJ, Jan. 2l.-Saturslay
officers learned that jeff Hunt, u danger
o,is character, wanted ON several charges.
had returned to Seven Rivers. and Deputy
Sheritfs Perry and John Berkeley were
sent down to make arrest. They found
the man at Picrce's store Sunday. Perry
threw his gun down Hunt and told
Berkeley to- search him.. Before this could
he done Hunt drew "a revolver, knocked
Perry's aside and fired, the ball grazed
the officers face. and knocked him to the
floor. In the general shooting which fol-
lowed Hunt was fatally wounded through
the chest; Berkeley was shot between the
eyes. and strange as il may seem, the.
wound has not proved fatal. Doctors
probed the wound four inches but could
not find the ball and the wounded man il
doing well with chances of recovery. A
young man named LOW was arrested for
taking part i'm the firing. He is one of "a
party who tcrrhrized Eddy Christmas day.
Hunt had been passing as n bad man for
n long time and was one of gang who
tlelighted iu shooting up the town of Seven
Rivers every once in a while.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 2t.-In test case yester-
day Judge Gresham upheld sections u. q,
& and 3 of the Interstate commerce law.
The Suit WAS against the Lake Shore rail-
road 10y Herman Il Sons. stock yards conn
mission merchants. The railroad relying
ol the usage. made overchargc i'm
freight equal To an excess of 2.UU pounds.
because country sh Ipcrs and commits
sion men refused To comply with the
company's rule to weigh freight with the
stock yards company. practice which
means the adding of 40 pounds per head.
ostensibly to cover shrinkaRe in transit.
The shippers contend that the weight
charged should he the actual weight be-
fore the 40 pounds per head allowed for
shrinkage is added. Judge Gresham de-
cisled that the overchargs could he re-
covered under the Interstate law.
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The ss~hrSog SEA tI-h-rt-..

OTTAWA. Jan. 2i.-In the ho,Iss. of com
mons Mr.. Laurier yesterday asked
whether the government intended soon to
lay the papers i'm the BchrinR sea trouble
before the house. In reply, Sir John
Macdonald said they had no intention OF
doing 80 AT present. With reference tai
L-a,iricr's statement that the language in
the speech from the throne concerning
this matter was vague. Sir John said IL
was purposely vague. and il was against
public interests to bring down the papers
Just now. They might. however. he given
To the ho,lsss tpefors. the session ended. In
reply to Sir Richarsi Cartwright Mr.. Fos-
ter. minister of finance. said he hoped to
bring the estimates up by Thursday ne Z.
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HELD A LIVELY SESSION.
Bsoulangssts Cause an q prDar in the Cham
her of Deputi~s.


PARIS, Jan. 2l.-In the chamber Of dep
utics yesterday. NJ. Flouren raised
breeze by questioning the government In
regard IA the rights of French fishermen
i'm New Fotinsliand, which he claimed had
been violated grossly by the English. NJ.
Spuller, minister of foreign affairs, ex-
planned that complications had been
caused by the New Founiiand parliament
claiming distinction should Sc made be-
tween cod as fish and Holsters as criis-
tacca. hut this distinction was not adj
missiblc. France had unrestricted
right tn use that part of the coast Occu-
pied 10y her in drying. ar otherwise pre-
pairing whatever living thing could he
caught in waters where French tishc rInen
had u right tn ply their industry. The
chamber could rely upon the vigilcnce
of the government. Mr.. Flourens
protested again that the rights of the
fishermen had been violated and that the
governmsn, did lT not pro,Ss,e, S,,,. them I'M with will;
''to apply To England tn make our rights
respected. IL is for US to enforce respect.
.s + not question Tor negoin'n"n ;ii nn, ,.a 1,.
steps to change the conditions merely bc-
cause they are prejudicial to French fish
ermcn. IL is for us to protect our own
men and interests
LaChamhre also asked whether ''hsher-
men were to receive protection from the
ter of marine. said a naval cominander
could not interpret treaties. He could
execute his instructions, hut II IL necessary
first that Others should agree upon the
tenor of those instructions. Nj. Frcppel
and Cassagnac introduced motions favor
ing n vigorous assertion of French rights.
Later n great uproar was created when
NJ. Joffrin mounted the tribune tn spea X
on some measure. IL n demoustra-
ton of hostility apparently planned 10y
the Boula ngists. Joffrin was seated in
the place of Boulanger when the latter =
election was annulled. DcrotIltslc, Boti'
hangers lieutenant. was evidently the
leader of the demonstration. and the pres
| ident of chamber cens,ired him aud called
| upon him to withdraw. He refused to
| tlicrs then forcibiy removed Dcroulede
| from the chamber. Joifrin attempted Il
| resume his remarks but the Bo,ilangists
| and Reactionists renewed the protest. NJ
| Millesloic, BoulanRist. violently denounced
| Joffrin's admission to the chambers
Miiletloie was commanded to withdraw
but refused. The sitting was again s,,s
| pended for half an hour. Upon rt.sunp
| tion La G,Ierre, Boulangst. declined Il
| permit Joffrin to- speak. He met the fats
| of Milletloic and there third stispei,
| sion OF the session. Finally the BosIlang
| lists all left the chamber in body ans
JOtfrin then proceeded.
| In consequence OF the scene i'm TIN
| chamber of deputies yesterday II IL pro
| posed to suspend the leaders of the dis
| order, LaRuerre, Qerovlede and Millevoil
| for the whole session. A resolution 4
this effect was introduced tins Afternoon
| and was received with expressions of dis
| approval 10y the right. II was finally m
| ferred to u committees.
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VIII Not Heed the In-ubt.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-It was r,iinored
here this morning that the cabinet pro-
posed Ia take cognizancc of an insult re-
Gently offered to Secretary Proctor. at
Aberdeen. Miss. because of his refusal to
take official notice of the death of Jefferson
Davis. Ii was stated that citizens Of that
place ,lraped the federal building in
I'm. ,tIrning i'm honor of Davis aud placed
n flag at half mast. They then stuffed an
old suit of clothes and labelled it ''Sscrs.-
tary of War" and suspended tn, cffiVy
from "a rope stretched across the street bs.-
tween the federal building and "a structure
opposite. IL is learned. however. that the
subject WAS not even mentioned at to-
days meeting and further that IL il not
likely to- receive any official consideration
unless federal otiice-hoi,icrs participated
in the. transaction.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

Min"r Matters or I",~r-~s si tn. Nm,,sssi
Capital i-Nsu,i"att"o. sonfirr"~a.
wAsHINGroS. Jan. 2i.-Thc secretary
of the treasury will do nothing further re-
gartlinR the. proposed new lease of the
Alaskan fur seal islands until February II.
Secretary Noble has decided that mar
riesi women can make timber land en-
tries, or purchase such lands i'm the states
Of California, Oregon. Nevada and WASH
ingtou. prov i,letl il is couclu-ively shown
tina, n,y Gin. entry ,- made Tor her own use
herself and husband jointly.
4 here were among the nominations
bower. register OF the land office at VAN
coivcr. Wash. T; Charles w. Saisler. re-
ss,rer ,r or public ,hs, "nsy, Sr;.,. a, Lake ''.T
Frcat, at Caicston. CAL; T.. r.. Rupert, at
war,incr, Idaho; II. ID. Gray, AT Astoria.
Ore.
Representative Morrow was before tho
house committee on commerce to-day to
speak upon the long and short haul clause
of the Interstate commerce law. Mr.. Nor
row presented a report drawn up mt con-
ference of business men of san Francisco
| -t.,cie- intcri,osed by section 4. of the
| Interstate commerce law tai through BUSH
ness aui complain of competition with the
Canadian Pacific railway.
| Senator Hearst to-day introduced bill
a. IT,. amend ns. ,,.,; the act Err, rsi"'ing s to
/ The bill provides that any grape brandy
| removed i'm bond may, upon its arrival at
any sueciai bonded warehouse. he de-
| posits.i there upon making such entries,
| fliug bonds and giving other securities as
| shall b. prescribed by the commissioners
| Of internal revenue. IL shall he one OF
| the conditions of the warehousing bond
| covering the spirits that the principal
| named in law shall pay the tax the
| ON the spirits specified i'm the entry to
be paid before withdrawal. The bill also
| provides that all brandy made from prnpes
| found eiss.whers. than i'm distiller es and i'm
| bonded warehouses not having been re-
moved from IL according To law shall be
| forf.ited to the governments.
4 h,- ws.rx p,s.<l tn
| day: Receivers of public moneys, A. j.
Wiley, al Hurnh,ielt. Cal: Otis Perrin, az
| stockton. Cal. George IL. Fisher Of Dela-
! ware, nominated to be first auditor of the,
| treasury. was also confirmed. Fishers
| nomination has also been hung up in the
| committee finance some time because OF
| certain charges, bat the, committee to-day
unanimously decided there were no rea-
| SONS why he should not he confirmed and
| 50 reported To the senate this afternoon
with the result noted.
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CLEARING The TRACKS
Prospects for Breaking the Blockade On
the Central Pacific.


SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. ..-The prOsDppts
are that ,h. great snow blockade ON the.
Central Pacific will In. cleared Tonight ar
,o-,uorrov, Th.-.. /. r,vr ,h-.., GO -
-. - a., I "
S:'.'' ~, "- s,"." az No,,aN' w"ns ~
,Io' ..'e couh,rS - coVersa =" a uepth OF
snow il three ar four times deep. Last
evening the Central Pacific opened the
ROAD tn 1--WE dead engines near Chasn-
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n,,-h.., H.. .,.,.. -.
., ~ S"H"es "u "" sw
hrowh hfy fees ON either SIDE OF she
track. tine hundrei and nifty snow SHOW
ellcrs engaged i'm digging n trench, were
surprised aud counpictely buried by snow
from the plow. They wer,. BADLY scar,sI.
In, ,h. ,,,Iv ;n;,,r,, -,,.,,;,,..J - .s.l
&c., ' '' ''''''' "'S ""cN
"E
hravy slides ana drifts are reported be-
tween Trrckce and Boca. A rotary plow
IL clearing the road to Blue Canyon
and during the night il cxpcctcsi
In clear track ,o two imnr,.on.d ,,s~.n.
,,,. ,r,,in. h,.,w..,n n,mo s,a,,,..,, III 49,
~ ".S We, " '. . ,, ,ai!"' anu ..e'a'
over 100 SHOW -hoNeu.rs ana workmcn
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Gs-~ip In s'lsIIip-burx.

St's't;sI tO tIl' StisldHfU.
PHII.IPsBtRd;, Jan. 21.-rhe owners OF
horses in and around this city wishing to
know the general reputation Of DIR.
Christie. have been telrurapliinv to- horse
owners in other localities where hc il
known as tai his ability ms "a veterinary
surgeon. The rs.plcs are bcing freely cx-
hihitcsl on the streets to-day and are not
complimentary tn the doctor. The cause
Of the trouble IL that Christie says some
horses here arr. afflicted with glansier~,
men.
In Judge Shultx's court this morning the
Butcher Bros. and BogUs. who were
charged with grand larceny on complaint
of Louis Demars, were discharged for
want Of sufficient evidence.
There are several cases OF the grippe
here and at Granite that the doctors fear
will prove fatal.
| The engine ON the ID. & n, railroad ran
| of the track last night at Runs'.y delay
| ing the arrival Of the mail to-day several
| hon
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NEW York. Jan. 2l.-(:eorp,.. r. Damon.
New York agent Of "a western land and
real estate company. whose offices at
Caldwell. Kansas, committed suicide.
yesterday 10y shooting himself. He lived
with his wife in "a hansornc residence at
ssortchsstcr. New York. ~. has been
missing for the last two days. Damon has
been staying at the Martin house in this
city wh..rs. he received telegram from
Secretary Blair OF the land company at
Caldwell, Kansas. notifying him that the
sun, OF sri ODD should bc paid on Dec. 10.
IL il believed Damon was unable To pay
the money on account of financial
troubles, which IL is supposed led to his
s,,is.isle-
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information which the bill ~
quirs>si. He was not willing tn trust
TO the discretion ar Judgment of the super
intenslent OF census, n duty which ought tn
Mr.. Spooner said he believed Parker
csninently adapted for the discharge of
the tlu lies OF his position. He went ON to
argue that mortgages were not always u
signal of distress. They often indicated
energy and vigor, and ambition ansl desire
to obtain more property.
After further discussion the bill went
over without action till Tomorrow. The
senate then passed the senate bill grant
ing tn the state of Cal forria five per cent
of the net proceeds of cash sales of public
lands i'm that ate. The senate joint reso.
luton granting authority for the removal
of the Apache Indian prisoners and their
families from Alabama to Fort Sill, In
dian Territory. was passed. After an ex-
ecutivc session. the senate adjourned.
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FOUGHT SEVEN ROUNDS.
ke>sler. ef Bust~. s;ess Into . HAD Crowd
aa Denyer.

as Denver.
DENVER. Jan. 21.-Fonr hundred sports
took n special train at noon to-day and
went outside Arapahoc county to Witness
"a fight between Ed. Smith, Of Denver, and
kessier. Of Montana. The mill was morc
an exhibition of blood than OF science.
The men were evenly matched. hut were
either afraid of each other ar did not want
tn fight. and from beginning to end the
referee was kept busy pulling the men
apart in his cnslcavors to keep them from
breaking the rules. In doing so ne was
besmcared with blood and had his clothes
nearly torn OH him. The fighters sl,shed
at each other regardless Of all rules until
both were covered with blood. Al the Inc
ginning of the seventh round the friends
at the principals bs.gaI to quarrel. The
ropes were broken down and the fight bs-
came general. everybody hamuiering right
and left, regardless of who he struck. w.
II. Mastcrsou, who was present, seeing
that serious trouble would result IL some.
thing was not promptly dome, jumped into
the ring and hurried Kcsslcr into n car
where hc locked him up. lie then treated
the referee likewise and the affair broke
up i'm ~ miserable farce.
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The ss"er Ca-e at spssks0c.

SPOKANE FALLS. Jan. 2i.-A large
crowd assembled before Justice Curry
yesterday. expecting exciting develop
mcnts in the case of gambler Baer. who
killed II. Mc( c(rosscn. They were disap-
pointed. however. for the defense waived
examination. The startling fact was then
developed that Attorney Graves. for the
slefcnsc, dict sted the warrant ON which
Bacr was ld,ansl as IL charged only muir
der i'm the second degree the otfcn-e was
bailablc. Attorney Jones FOR the state
asked leave to amend the warrant, and
Justice Curry said il would lie. necessary
to draw a new complaint. The pross.tI-
ton then waived this right and asked that
Bacr bc held in S25.sDD bali. The defense
thought S,.OD would he about right. After
some. discussion hail was liked at S1O.Ub.
- il reported here that Met 'ros~cn's
brother has employed William Irving, "a
well known criminal lawyer of ~. Paul.
to prosecute Bacr. The case remains the
ruling sensation here.
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MONTREAL. Jan 2i.-At o'clock last
evening two men walked up to Walkers
diamond store i'm Notre Dame street. fas-
tened the doors with a rope. smashed n
show window with n hammer, snatched
all the iewelry in the window, swept all
into n ha9 except u tray of rings and made
of. The man with the tray was finally
captured but the other escaped. The con-
tents of the tray were principally low
priced rings. The jewelry carried away
In the bag by the other thief is claimed to
represent a value Of not less than $4,000.
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Live. Lo.s in Washington.

CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-A special from Ta-
coma. Washington. says: At least ten
human beings and thousands of cattle
and sheep have perished i'm the blizsarSis
which have ragged over Washington since
the first of the year. Reports from Col-
willie reservation say that cattle are dying
by hundreds from starvation and thirst.
The keeper of II stage station II miles
from Alma was frosen stiff while ON his
at Goose Creek peri he'd last Thursday
and eight cattlesnen are known to have
lost their lives i'm the storm. Cattlemen
estimate that they will lose at least half
their herds this season.
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HALIFAX. n. s.. Jan. 2.-The steamer,
Egyptian Monarch. arrived yesterday
short of coal. The weather up to- two
days ago was the worst she ever expert
fenced. the waves were very high and
constantly swept over her. One OF her
boats was stove in and some deck fittings
werc damaged. The vessel being light
could make but little headwsy.
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In tlse SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-In the senate
to-day Mr.. Blair present d a memorial
from the board of missions of the African
Methodist Episcopal Zion church OF
America, in favor Of the Blair educational
bill, and asked to have il printed i'm the
Record. Mr.. Blair also presented numcr-
ois other memorials OF the same char
acter. all of which were laid on the table.
The bill adversely reported Jan uary 16.
from the census committee to ascertain
what per ccntage of the people own their
own farms. the number of farms under
mortgage and the amount thereof. was
taken from the calendar i'm order to give
Mr.. Berry, who introduced the bill, an OPP
portunity to state the grounds of his oppd-
be passed. Mr.. Plat referring to the
manufacturers loaning money to western
and southern farmers, at large rates OF
interest. took occasion to say that the
idea that eastern manufacturers had
cumulated large profits and were loaninR
money to farmers was an entire mistake:
MIR. Berry varied somewhat his original
statement and said trust companies
and corporations i'm New York aud
New England had representatives i'm all
loan money to farmers farm mort
Rayes. Mr.. Hale, chairman of the CEN
sns committee, stated there was no hos
tlity on the part of the committee To the
prop ssed inquiry, but i'm every suggestion
t. e,'.- 80 the score of the census the
committee was confronted with the dam
delay the census and instead of the CEN
sus being a clear, distinct and swiftly.
taken one, it would run over years and
years. and the committee desiro,is to
prevent that. Mr.. Hale stated that u
great and valuable body OF substantial in-
formation on the question was now being
obtained by the superintendent of the
census, Mr.. Regain argued in favor of
the bill.
Mr.. Vest spoke of the abnormal slepres-
sion of agricultural interests of the coun-
| try. evidenced by the fact of corn being
now worth IN it's producer I'm Missouri and
Kansas only from Ii to IA cents per bush
| el. aud wheat from 40 to 50 cents, while
coal costs them p cents per b,islel. The
| farming community had q conviction thai
| Legislation was largely responsible for ex-
| listing depression. He was authorized q
| make statement. The superintendent
| had written a letter to his colleague
| (Cockrelll that census superintensleut-
/ would belong to the republican party, ana
that preference would be given them il
every instance. CUder that state of ths
| case, who could blame him II me asked
| that congrs.~s should make il mandatory
on the superintendent to give th'
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GALVESTON, Jan. 2l.-A north bound in
ternationai train last night met with an
accident. four miles from this city. The
front trucks of n mail car gave way tls .
railing the. entire train. and the mail. ex-
press and two passenger coaches were
turned over. light passengers were i'm
jured by cuts or bruises, but none fatally.
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p-r,.,.,, Am ,he Flnm-..

UNIoNvILLE. Mo-. Jan. n Luther Nc
Calmont's residence was burn Il yesterday
morning. His aged mother and two
young girls perished in the flames. The
origin Of the fire il unknown.
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Extra heavy fianncls only ID, at Estes
& Connell's.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DR.. .. j. MCDONNELL
SURGEON DENTIST.
oyrlcK IN STARR BLOCK,
igear Nsin. on first street. Anaconda, Montana.
O'LgkRY. Attorney and Counselor at Law.

Practices In al Of the state and United States
eourts. Collections promptly made. special at
IGNITION given TO Mining Properties and Mining
[aW. Heal Estate, Loans and INSURANCE.. Prop
erty Rented and Rents Collected. Once rooms
And Matte Block, corner Of First and Oak
Sfressts AnNcOndx. Mont.