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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
rnI csINtsI Inl COMING RACE

..Th. Chimes" .sil Lord wol.clcy,
.sarr ,h. coming nation. The thine.-
will, Z think, oserrun the world. The
hattie 90 Arms g,siioo slll take place b.
ts.-n the Chins.e spa the knglish speak
Ing rsc-.. There wlll D., ] assume, an.
other sar b-twe.n frsnc- anil 'ierminy.
and " will be sl,oat the blooilest var of
.erls. 90 var. which Ne have SEEN IN
.urup-. Hat. some iav, great general.
az Law sl,rr, will ah.~ IN ,hlni, sni ID.
Chimes, Who ha,- hen mo,l"nlcs. for
ihr-- ceniuri-., ~lli t-gin Ia pFogrr.s.
They vill take Ca the profession ~ arms,
.ni thru thsv sill hnri thsmsel,-. upon
the i,u..i,n Emplr-. before the hlne's
armi.s--a. tho, possess every military
virtue, arr .,oiiily indifferent to dc'ih,
aud capable of insxhsu.tlble eDiurspcc--
III. i,n..Isu. viii ~ dean. Then The
Chinese armic. will mtp'h westward.
They will o,rrrun India, sweeping ~.
lnto III. 49,. A.ls will brlong Ca them,
aud thsn AZ last Engll.h, Americans,
| Australians, will have 10 rally for last
desperate conflict. ~ certsin do ] ~
gard thi. that . think one hx~i polni OF
oar tsolicy .houh - "a strain every
nerve and make every sscr,hc. Ia keep
ON good term. slth ,hln,. china u the
coming power. These p~opls-ln'sll'-
gent. active. Ingenious; so Industrious
that At ~ o'clock st night you eau hear
tho hammer ~ the smith Va the forge
have for the last M wears h--n rulri by
~. simple method 10 hs,ing all Tho motr
.ctl,r, cspabl. aud progressive heads
.horu 90 by their Tartar ruler; that u.
q .lmpi. literal Tact. The government 81
China Ia. b-.n carried out by the mcib"'i
80 cutting OF every h-ad ~ mor- thtn
average Intelligence. activity snd energy.
You have M idea ~ the m,s.scrvs that
xcrr carried On as part ~ the regular
Government ~ IN. country. wh~n Com
missioner frh sas s.k.i whether " ~.
true that h. had, In thru YEAR,, b-hcsd.
81 Cn,OpO men. he rplle'i, oh, surely.
many morr than that" - long az this
.y.irm prevails. Chlne-s progr-.. Y. I'm
possible, hat th..- rude Tartar. ~ill not
aiws,. b. sbl. to control the nation.
Ano,h~r Mo.c. might change ", 90 Q
Mohammc,i, or Napoleon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
rwo YEARS AGO,

Q wa.s sight to behold sni unable Ia
enjoy lie At all. Now I am the picture
of health and eau eat anything. What
dld hf sulphur Biii-rs cur~i ms of
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint, after
suffering two y-sr..-w. u. bowman.
Manchester, y. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
YAcrs MOKrm KNOWING,

In all Diseases of the nasal mucous
membrane the reme,iy usei must he non.
irritating. The medical profrssion has
bern slow 60 learn this. Nothing satis-
factory can bc accomplished With
doucls~s, snufYs, powders 90 syringes BE-
cause they are all Irritating. do not
thoroughly reach the Affected surfaces
and shouid b. abandoned ne worse than
failures. A multitude Of persons who
had for years horne all the worry and
palm that cstarrh csn lnnict testify To
radical cures wrought BY Eiy's Cream
Hahn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

The combination 10 ingredients found
In Aver. iflls render. them tonic AMI
curative n we'll AZ caihsric. For TIL.
reason they are the beet meiicine Tor
people ~ co.,i,- habit, ne they restore
the natural action of the bowels, With
out facilitating.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
DRuNnENNEss- LIarOH mAnir-is
al the wetti there " but Que earv,
n. tl.i.~-s s.alt<n sx<srlfr.

% can 10 rf,sa In . cup Of ses er oesss .iihoai
The knos ie.lSe of tie Irr-oa taking u. sfestinx
q .t~s>iy anil permanent carv. vhetheI the -
ti~st is Q moisrsis drinksr 90 IN asohoiie urvrk
rhsa.snai. % druakaris have bcea sarv-t VIA
have taken The Gobien sp~sine In thsir cons<
Without their ksou h.iss. and tytAy irhs,e thy
quit drfnkisr of tAsir vwn frv~ vii No hSr,afsl
sGsst rvsuiis from ~ stmisistrniies. CIV
xusrastrs-i. ses.i Coz eirvalAr AMI full paftieu
Lsr. Address In esantsscs, Gotien sp~etss
tn 10 Mo- strvss. Ginstrastt. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

Their. I. no more fruitful source of
disease than yitiated blood. Il involve.
every organ and function of the body,
use of Ayers sarsspsriils, sooner or
later lead. to fatal results. De warned
Ia time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
DoN'T GIVE Up

ne nee a Ayers ssrsspsrila- ors hcsiis
mar nj cure "rtxbt ~ e"mp~.
yesss. persist until cure " snss'sa. 49,
r~ssfai rule. Improvement fsiis~s si.y
afief t-sginsisx tie NE - us nsa'....
Min nan, T-,.pie. The eject - Immediately
$4,000. Lst s.sn- eoaslltufhn s sss less
!, l,ssallss n msi.sinsi infasness ihaa
.s,,sr. apd the curative rf-sss nay. thsrc-
foe, IN sach Eases. h. lsss Ifehre ITO
vrrsnes In using this trms'iy seIe ~ hs
inward AZ last Sooner 20 Aisf. tho hssi
stGbtsfu tlssud diseases yisid ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

Tier, are 700 vacant house. In Nan
"a. city. socording Ia QUE report aud
there are Opo"opportunliies for Eastern
people Ia make profitable investments, =
according to another.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
81. ntf.-r.., n....al.r,

Va afls-tssf usessaese
Dehead large bun.lis AMI leave = t~,.
srAgv . ILbsad custom ani leave man
- wisdom 4 i-bosi not any AMI leave q
unit . IShsAi part - .hip Ani leave .
snaksliks fab 5 Bshssi . churvh fs-;i'
val occurring In th~ spring aud leave .
aossr a ILeh.ai o. coaiend In running
and lrave amt : lbshesi shelter and
ieavs bower = ilhosd angry AMI leave
q nt-i allowance ' ilrbesi The hr-, 10
the an mechanical power. AMI lsa'e al
VAR "a T~heAd . --ries - step and
Rave vsnouloos -srg-ui-
The t-bsAsi~i lstisFs vii sFsil the name
Of place fAmon. In American history
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

60 anil do likewise. II your whi.kers
are griyIly and unheeomlng use buck
ingiam'. Dye aud they ALL look as when
YOU were Younger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

When a man aud woman have been
made Que the honeymoon IL the time
spent In endeavoring to discover whIch
l. that one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

Eighteen newspaper. have b-en start
ed NJ san Diego Ia the past three years
AMI have al gone To the graveyard.
With thIs gloomy record another paper
Was started last week to oil "a long-felt
uaut !"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

1. cartAil platform and Rave an AMI
nal
Z \ plant and leave a. incline
"A kiui u Tod AMI lsav, q mans
name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

oh, stop that toothsche' Johnson's
Anodyne Ilniment will relieve any .e-
we're palm promptly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11


To the lie. ja.tics - ~ saprsms Ja.iieisl
Coanty ~ ONfori
Mar Msria Mating - Oxfsri In all Couaiy,
ubsls ksr hast,an.i. Mr.. ChrvnFe >sitihs. ansi
rvspsstfuliy shoss D. N ilgn. tgurt hsFe. that
49, ga. duly mauis.i d the All Chr,a.s MI
tins a AIT toxn ~ ONfsri On To llth DAY ~
~-rI.tsmlsF. A n. is--, bsf naus then isibx Mar
Nsfia naxisr by ~ Re-. Jar,.i whhmsa %
Otisasli. Nialstsr q ths sosgsl daily eou
uats.ions.i D. sshsmaiEs narftsss. and thai
shs nVsd Nth ~ said hs.beht a. ssti
bs~a u ONf0rt frssa "a. ds,- - thsir mar.
rag o. nssstal.r sth. ~, ~esn her
.asl ha.h-snsi 81 O. PARTS sukns~n bsyesd ths
hns- - thi- ~est~. Fugitive freni )a-tios sal
hAs nst lcsn hesri frsun .lDfs hi Sight snd that
hsr ALL ha.hsnsl tsrins ths time frcna >sp,.alsr
~ 10 a. Ia ai-sr .. ls-l. s--s-tsf-~i vnh ths
- AMI VIZ I'd cssmmittc~i M cFiass ~ etai<f
slstasui AM Arvsny, ant csafs..ssi thsm. snsi
si-s osn mitis-l m crime ~ siahsfy Win van
eas sosasn. a ssfioa- Iiscs la All ts~u. WIS.,
nan.ss sr~ ankno~n AMI ~hc-s nsns- hsr ali
ha-hsni rsfu-s.i .bst that all ha.l.sni
csafe--sl ~ -ski Nsrsu- s<ts % siaifsry o. ths
hhslsnt and hsr frisnsis snd thea nsi frcm this
STATE o. Isrt- unkns~n-
whersfsrs ~ ssti Msry Maria Mating prays
q dltors frssln ths bouts ~ msfrimeuf frsna ths
sf0ressht siar~ocs >stfinx a. rvs-ensbs ant
yrstsr. toasiartte D. doas-tic hsr,oeay anil con J.
si-kn "a wth M lsscs sni morsllfy 81 -sistf sol
IN ALI Mar NARA >ustinx ai-s prsys shssony
AMI slhswsnFs frOm ksr ALL hashsni's estate 90
tss sasa q thrss has.irsi dollars.
Oxfor,t. Maine. nsyealsr n, l--s
MARY MARIA >trff>e-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

"lir. Trotier," .sid the hank messru'
ger, "her- IL a sight dram on YOU for
$50. Troiter-''it can't be sight dsfi.
"wby notr' because dou't see hos
can pay IT,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

The child IL father 90 the man. This
Ia only another way of saying that the
Young man knows a heap more than his
daddy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

4 duty ~ I've cent. q dorm On cggs
tends Ia prv,~yt the American hen from
the foreign yolk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

In every town where SAvESA 70 Intro
duced the aAlc h larger than AL Other
washlnx compounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

III. signature \. John.on IL on every
grnaine hottie ist-i 20 John.on's Ano-
iyne i.lnilpcut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

Il .-rm. absurd TO soak % blind
man. fayorlte color, AMI VT everybody
had heard of blind man. hun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

Even the caterpillar has To hump him
.elf II he wishes tn make any progress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

4 man viii tell lie To get sympathy,
aud a woman Will tell q lie Ia give u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

The self-msde man I. always interest
Ing-e.pecially to himself.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

-F.s several years. IN TIE spring r"nihs.
4 u.e.i o. ~ traulied with Q druvrf. ufea
feeling. and . duIl psia Ia ~ s'''.ii ~ lai
task. ~ Id. a tliucs. "a o. pr'sht nay
i,.las ai,.r ~ ssik. TIE last sCd.lsn nss'ilha
causing ne se,srv disir.s. n.gnentits
i-rlls ard rsshss ~vali trvak cot ca ,sfi"es
part, q tbe taay. w ths advice q ffisnds
and nv fsniiy physician. Z tsEsn the ne q
Ayers sarsspsriils and eentinnssi 70 tiii ne
r,lseu ln my hl-d ~as ti,ofuughiy ersfies-
tsd"-L. W. rnrilsh MouieonsrJ ciiJ, Mo.
-My system ~as al run do~n. my sAih
roash AMI a y,iIn~isi hus. ! trisd ssfipus
tVms, rs, sni Wide sums u them Es'e ne
temp nD U.isf. pooe q them dld any psf-
ia4nsni ec-i. ~ last ! bsesn ~ tale
AyrFs Safxapar,ila. ssantinuinE u exclusive
u 90 a e,usi.lsfal.ls time. AMI sin plsased
q - q al ID somyletsly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

4, look. funny bat .Inklng fund u
the mean. of ral.lnx . debt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11
STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY oT OXFORD. -.
~TFHHuE JUDICIAL 0oTnT.
tstssiyr Trr,n. 4 u. Iva.
MAJ Nafts Nufting. Ina,
r,rn.rNuiilnr

OarenrC NuttinE.
Al 40 % surzvstlcn B. ths IOar thai sAi.i
4 isfsnns Nuiting ~ ffiufipai t,sfsntaut n
- TIM a ttT -TrFirr - ~ sri M In
haittart - this ~tatr ani hal ~ trnant assnt "a
aitsrusf wthin ths ssuus thai M. s,--is - =.
tsts have l-rn sta hssi a. thts aftlsn AL thai
- a. hst nstlTs q .lhi sat ant attsf hfarut
o. 4. nHuNHEn. lhst nHatilr - IN pen 'isuF y
~ bushlng a. Affected copy "a thi. orisf. tu.eth
o. sith AZ ai-strsrt afthr tiastifs viii aBs hiel
thfes wells san,s-sifsiy IN ~ Oxfori t~tne.
crat q nswspalsf prints-i a. fsris IN all Couuil
- Oxtsf,i ths at patncathsn a. ~ NJ 80 than
thiftY daF. hTfsrV o. nrAt trrm - ssit ,gar.
D. - hshlrn "a farts. In And for all 1uantY, On
~ sersu.t rnc.tsy - fstr,iAFy 4. a. l-si. that
All tasfgufiauf ulay thrn al tlrsrv aptraf khsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

Ns. sta.-Whst ts ~
u dogs your fcos.isTs all the day.
And mimics every motion;
n knesls he-ide Yen when you 10y.
A. mccking your devotion
III. nov ishini. nov t~fcrv.
With mlen grvte-que and snt,c.
Danes on csiling OF on noos.
LIKE scrot-st gone frantic.
A giant 90 dwarf In height,
No weapon wounds 90 rcnds ";
Though dArk itself 10 dwell. In light.
Aud only darkness ends u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

psts 20 writ usausmi-sf m. is-s
Esturashis fehrzAfy Tern :. !. 4. is..
Al tamuarn. fgu.
Pa - NIL o. tiNorrs.
Lilsi ia-sftssi in "a "a. a. fsllsss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

CsrAN ALMOND CAsr.-T~o cups
pul,cri,-i sugar; one-four,h cup hut.
ter; QUE cup sw-c, milk, thrcc cup. ~
nour. thr-c tcasrocnsfui baking powder,
whites of fur egg; favor With bitter
almond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-11

CIRCLE CANr.--one egg, one cup Of
sugar. two cups 81 nour, one-thlrd cup
81 butter. one-hsif cup ~ sweet milk,
Que tea.peonful ~ cream ~ tartar, aud
onc-hslf tcaspconful of soda; nsvor
With lemon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-22
GAUDAUR AND M'KAY WIN
Hlnlan Comes In Last At the Duluth
Regatta.
Thousands of Spectators Witness
Some Splendid Aquatic Con-
tests On the Beautiful
Superior Bay.

DULUTH, Minn., July 2l.-Tho,isands of
spectators were present on this, the first
day of the great regatta. The weather
and water were i'm perfect condition.
In the junior singles the contestants
were Nettleton, Of Minnesota; Hentler-
son, of Chicago; Catlin Club, and Thomp-
son, OF Winnipeg. Nettleton won by two
lengths in l0:i9, Thompson second, Hem
derson third.
The junior four-oared race resulted:
Winnipeg first, Duluth second. Minnesota
third. Lurlines fourth, 81. Paul fifth. The
judges boat unfortunately ran too close
and Duluth had to back water. This tle-
layed tham several seconds just after the
turn aud this, added to the fact that the
Lurlines and Duluth's fouled, caused the
judges TO decide that the race must be
rowed again.
The junior double was very un-
satisfactory and was won by six boat
lengths by the Catlin club OF Chi
cago, the Minncsotas second. During the
last half the Catlin had the lead 10 lengths
and were taking IL extremely easy while
Wright OF the Minnesotas appeared ex-
hausted. The Lurlines stopped rowing
three-eighths of a mile from the finish.
The Catlin's time was II :O2k.
The great professional double was n
magnificent race. IL was a two mile
struggle, the winning crew 10 get 81 1000,
the second $50, and the third $3.50. Gau-
daur and Mckay were nearest the shore,
| Teemer and Hosmer next, Hanlan and
Wise next and Hamm and Ten Eyck
last.
There was some delay i'm giving the
signal but when the shot was finally fired
every man dipped oars with wonderful
unanimity. The stroke of Gaudaur and
Mckay soon told, and they forged ahead
of Teemer and Hosmer, first "a quarter,
then a half, and then "A full length. The
crews followed one another quite closely
| in the order from shore. Gaudaur and
Mckay pulling AZ strokes a minute the
others S. Gaudaur and Mckay were
first TO make the turn; but they were
quickly followed by Hosmer and Teemer
then Hamm and Ten Eyck, and finally
Hanlan aud Wise.
Half way to the finish the press boat was
| passed, when Gatdaur and Mckay lead
Hosmer and Teemer by three lengths
| The latter kept three-fourths of "A length
ahead OF Hamm and Ten Eyck. who kept
the same distance ahead of the Toronto
crew. Gaudaur's crew shot across the line
amid the screaching of whistles, about
four lengths ahead. The Efforts of the
availing, although there was but quarter
of a leEgai Detwcen Teemer ana ffn1nn
and also between Hamm and Hanlan.
Az the finish Hanlan would have don,
| Tecmer had he not lost both his oars for
second a few hundred yards from the fin
ish. The time was: Gaudaur and Me
Kay l2:2s. Teemer and Hosmer IL ~
and Wise 12:a. Hamm aud Ten Eyck
according to Teemer and Hosmer turne,
the former crews buoy and Teemer ha
entered n protest.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-22
WENT THROUGH A BRIDGE.
Rock Island Express Train Wrecked -rh
Union Pacific Flyer DItched.

Rock Island Express Train Wrecked
Union Pacific Flyer Ditched.
CHICAGO, July 2i.--The following ac-
count Of wreck reported from Denver
has been received at the headquarters of
the Rock Island road in this city: The
Rock Island express No. IA went through
a bridge about a mile west Of Lyman to-
night. The conductor thinks they have
found everybody except the engineer.
One man was badly hurt and several
slightly injured. The engine. baggage
car, smoker and chair car were wrecked.
The sleeping car Is alright.
DENVER, Col, July -, 2 a. ma re-
port reached here at midnight that
the eastbound Rock Island express. which
left here at o'clock this evening, went
through bridge about 100 miles east of
Colorado Springs. No particulars can he
obtained.
The westbound Union Pacific flyer was
derailed near Carbon, Wyoming, to-day.
by spreading of the rails. The front part
of the train, including the dining car, was
overturned. No one was injured. but the
train was damaged TO the extent OF 81 900.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-22
Cinching Pool sellers.

CucAGo, July 2l.-following the close
Of the Washington Park races four big
pool sellers attempted to-day TO reopen
their city establishments. The rooms
were promptly raided by the police. and
il is understood that orders have been
given for daily raids IL necessary. Pool
selling is allowed by Illinois law at tracks
only, aud IL is reported that the owners Of
the West Side track intend, IL the police
fail in preventing down town pool sellers,
To enlist the services Of detectives aud i'm
augurate systematic raids. III the pool
sellers are con fined to the race course the
revenue OF the track owners OF course
will be increased.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-22
IN MEMORY OF WALKER.
The House Adjourns Out Of Reapect .
the Missouri Man.

The House AdJourns Out Of Respect To
the Missouri Man.
WASHINGTON, July 2l-The house adj
journed In respect of the memory OF late
Representative Walker OF Missouri, who
died Saturday.
In the prayer this morning the chaplain
feelingly alluded to the death of Repre-
sentative Walker Of Missouri.
The committee on public lands reported
a resolution calling on the secretary OF
the interior to inform the house by what
authority and why he has authorized and
directed the issuance of patents TO
the Union Pacific railroad COM
pany for lands granted the COM
panv prior to the payment OF the
debt due the United States from said COM
pany; that he also report to the house the
amount of land patented or certified to
each of the land grant corporations of
the Union Pacific railway system up Ia
this date. Adopted.
On motion of Dockery OF Missouri, by
unanimous consent IL was ordered that
the vote on the original package bill he
taken tomorrow, and the vote on the
bankruptcy bill Thursday morning. Dock.
cry then officially announced the death
of Representative James II. Walker from
congestion of the brain at Dexter, Mo.
Saturday afternoon, and delivered briei
eulogy. Appropriate resolutions were
adopted and the house adjourned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-22

Closing Chapters in the F~lsenthsi-k X In
near Murder.

Closing Chapters In the FeIsenthai- KIN
near Murder.
Special IN the standard
BELLEVUE, Idaho, July 2l.-The coro-
ner's jury i'm the Felsenthal- -Kinnear as
sassination case rendered a verdict of
suicide in the case OF Felsenthall, and in
the case of Kinnear. decided that he had
met his death at the hands OF Felsenthal,
while the latter was temporarily insane,
and that the shooting was without justifl-
cation.
A mass meeting of the citizens Of Belle
vue was held this afternoon and at their
request Mayor Hill issued proclamation
requesting that all business he suspended
tomorrow, the day of Kinnear's funeral.
A committee reported resolutions express
ing the deepest regret because Of the un-
timely and cruel death Of n respected citi-
zen who had been an honor and benefit
to this city.
The resolutions were adopted unani-
mously, and n committee of arrange
mcnts was appointed to take
charge OF the funeral exercises.
There seems To he n universal
disposition To pay all the respect passible
to his memory. The pail bearers to-
morrow will he miners formerly i'm his
employ. Business will be wholly sus-
pended, and perhaps the largest funeral
ever seen In Bellevue will be-speak the
estimation i'm which Mr.. KinDear was
held. Felscnthall was hurried quietly
this afternoon I'm Bellevue cemetery.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-22

right. All internal revenue taxes on
manufacturers'. brokers', dealers and
bank checks and incomes have been
swept away while the duties on trace
chains, tin buckets. flannel shirts and the
like, had had h manifold growth.
At the close of this speech, Cockrell Of
fered resolution, which was agreed to,
expressing the senate's regret at the an
nouncement of the death OF Representa-
tive Walker of Missouri, and for the APP
pointment of committee of three SEN
ators 10 attend the funeral. Vest, Plumb
and Berry were appointed. and the senate
as further mark Of respect adjourned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-22
Colorado Mineral Pnlnce.

PUEBLO, Colo, July 2i.-At the annual
stockholders meeting of the Colorado
mineral palace held this afternoon, the
number Of directors was increased from Z
TO IL members. The following officers
were elected: Donald Fletcher, presi-
dent; George n. Hobson, vice-president; !;
and %. II. Il. Baxter, treasurer. Mr.C. l..
Hill will I'LL the office of secretary tenn
porarily until the permanent secretary is
elected The capital stock was increased
from SlOOUDO TO S150.UO. An active cam
paign Is to be inaugurated, and the work
pushed forward from this time with the
utmost Vigor.
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They Don't buy Many BottIes.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-This afternoon
delegates TO the annual convention OF the
National Glass Blowers Association, which
has been in session at Baltimore, pre-
sented to the senate committee on finance
a request that the duties laid 10y the house
bill on glass bottles he retained. Their
president said that within the past two
years there had sprung up competition
with foreign importers which the home
manufacturer could not meet. The dele
CATION. he said, contained no manufac-
turers-none but laborers, and they asked
the change i'm their interest alone.
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RoADHOuSE cONFESsES.

He says He Murdered Engineer Nande-
wander In u Quarrel,
VANwERT, Ohio, July 2l.-FIreman
Roadhouse tonight confessed to murder
ing Engineer yandevander. He said that
Vandevander had been quarreling with
him, and among other things accused him
of reporting him for drunkenness. When
the train neared vanwert the engineer
rushed at Roadhouse with a curse and
dealt him blow in the face. knocking
him down and cutting his head. Then
Roadhouse picked up hammer and
rained several blows ON the engineers
head, killing him. Roadhouse has been
placed in jail. II is feared he may be
lynched.
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EaiIroai fir.m.n in session

HARTFoRD. July 2l.-Fiye hundred
members Of the brotherhood of Railroad
Firemeu held n meeting yesterday. Reso-
lutions were adopted favoring the passage
of the bill pending in congress requiring
railroads TO use automatic brakes and
couplings on freight trains. The resolu-
tons also pledged the members to do all
in their power to prevent trainmen from
working on Sundays.
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BRIEF TELECRAMS.

wAsuI~GroN, July 2i.-The comptroller of
the currency has appointed Gilbert x. shaw NJ
ceiVcr Of the Iark National bank of Chicag..
which has been placed In the hands OF a bank
examiner.
ROME. July si.-The proprietors of three news
Papers published ON the island Of Malta have
been eNcommunieated Tor printing articles abus-
ing the pope and bishop of Malta
PARIS, July 2i.-A duel with swords WAS
fought Yesterday between Menier and ceo<c
Hugo, son of Victor Hugo. Hugo was slightly
wounded. u was private quarrel