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MISFIT MINER.
His Letter to Captain Pitts, Of the
Steamer Acapulco.

His Letter to Captain Pitts, Of the
Steamer Acapulco.
New YORK, Sept. "a Panama special
says the following is Minister Miners
letter TO Captain Pitts Of the Pacific Mail
steamer Acapulco, in regard TO the Bar
rundia case:
"United States Legation, 1:30 y. M,
Guatemala, August 27.-If your ship is
within one league of the Guatemalan ter
ritory and you have aboard General Bar
rundia. 1t becomes your duty under the
laws of nations to deliver him 10 the
Guatemalan authorities upon their de-
mand. Allegations having been made to
this legation that said Barrundia is hos
tile TO, and an enemy To this republic.
Guarantees have been made 10 me by this
government that his life shall not be en-.
dangered or any other punishment in
rlicted upon him than for causes stated in
the letter Of Senor Augiuana 10 Consul
General Hosmer dated yesterday.
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Restricting Chinese ImmieratIon.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. "a deputatios
representing the Dominion Trade con-
gress called on Sir John Mcdonald today
and urged the government TO place fur
ther restrictions upon the importation Of
Chinese, even TO the extent Of not allow
ing them TO enter Canada, and asked that
IL be made Illegal to employ Chinese in
mines.
Sir John in reply sand the Canadian par
lament could not pass a Chinese exclu-
sion act, fer the imperial authorities
would have their say in the matter. In
his opinion prohibition of Chinese immi-
grafton would be a mistake. II the United
States persisted in its present policy the
Chinese government might retaliate
against them aud that would be to the adj
vantage OF the dominion.
In reference TO the request Of the depu-
tation that Chinese be prohibited from
working ia mines, he asked how could
Chinese be allowed TO work at one kind
of labor and be excluded from another.
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TOO GOOD TO KEEP.
A Rich Story on The Elder and Younger
Power.
Proceedings of the House and Sem
ate-An Amusing Incident In
the House.
Special 10 the Standard.

Special 10 the Standard.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Scarcely a day
now passes that does not produce its gem
on Power. Late as il is, the last one is
too good to keep any longer. The night
that the so-called senators were sworn in
the vote was not reached until some time
past the usual hotel dinner hours. In the
gallery, waiting for the result, were a
Montana man, in company with Powers
son. The Montana friend got hungry and
tired, and he said TO young Power that
they would do well to go away, as the SEN
ators would be seated just as well without
them. But the hopeful would not go.
II cannot" he declared. Father has told
me to stay here until he was sworn in, and
then TO go right down stairs and be sworn
in myself, so that my salary as his secre-
tary could begin at once" And the salary
did begin at once, and all the wealth Of
the senatorial position are in the family
of Power.
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yesterday. Cummings Of New York had
asked that the Maine delegation be ex-
cused on account Of political illness. The
Maine delegation, especially the speaker,
was in robust health, and he thought some
mis- take had been made. Laughter.
No quorum appearing Haugen offered a
resolution directing the sergeant-at-arms
TO summon absentees.
Breckenridge OF Kentucky moved TO lay
Haugen's resolution on the table. Lost
yeas 46, nays 30.
haugen said il was evident the news
from Maine had so demoralized his dem
ocratic friends as,to render them incapable
of doing any business to-day. He there
fore moved that the house adjourn.
Agreed TO.
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Ground To Pieces.

HownERT, Colo, Sept. o. Yesterday
William Langley, well-known ranch
man and brother Of William, came to
this place to attend his dying brother.
Suddenly he became crazed, and before
friends could prevent threw himself in
front Of passing Midland train and was
completely ground To pieces. What
makes the case still the sadder, Is the fact
that the mother Of the two unfortunate
young men, upon hearing Of their un-
timely deaths, became completely pros
trated and is lying at the point Of death.
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REPUBLICAN DOODLE.

The Elmore "isulietin" and Mosntaia
Home "Msil" Bought.
Special 10 the Standard
SHosHoSE, Idaho, Sept. 9.-It has just
been learned that the Elmore Baiieiin aud
Mountain Home Mail. both democratic
journals, published in Elmore county.
have been sold out, lock, stock and barrel,
TO the republican party. Elmore county
is conceded by both parties TO be dcms-
cratic. The republican par,y-the party
that boasts Of its money, wealth aud
power-is determined to carry not only
Elmore county but the entire state at AN
hazards. For man To turn Judas at this
hour, when honest aud noble work Is 80
much needed, is a libel on the name 81
mankind.
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Poor Helena-I3,ssI.
Special to the standard.

OVtCIdI % IIIt oIsiIIUlIIU
WASHINGTON. Sept. 9.-Census Super
intendent Porter, at the request Of your
correspondent, tclegraphed day or two
ago to Helena asking the supervisor at
that city TO send him early information
as to the result of the recount ordered al
that place.
This morning Superintendent Porter
sent to me a note in which he says: ~
herewith send you the result Of the re-
count of Helena, Mont, which shows
l3,7l, subject to slight change
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California;. Kick.

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-Hon. Mark L. Nc
Donald OF California and commissioner at
large upon the worlds fair commission,
reached Chicago last night to attend the
second meeting OF the Worlds Columbian
commission, as also the meetings Of the
committee on permanent organization, of
which he is member. To an Associated
Press representative Mcdonald said. that
in so far ms the Pacific coast was inter
ested in worlds fair matters the people
are enthusiastic and very anxious con-
cerning the site question for the fair; that
they are emphatic in their expressions OF
the opinion that the site for the fair
should not be divided site, but tina, the
exposition should be kept together, and
that Californians demand they have the
privilege of exhibiting all her products in
one single portion Of space To be allotted
for California exhibits.
Colonel Mcdonald. after his confer
ences to-day, is much encouraged aud be-
lieves California will obtain all she de-
sires, and, IL such proves not To he the
case, Il will not be for any lack Of effort
CHICAGO. Sept. e.-The 'aa,S Cali.
fornia pioneers of Chica ,Ana Unity
held a jolly picnic at Jackson lday
TO commemorate the admiss H the
Golden State. After lunch. speedh.making
was in order, and "reminiscences contin.
ued until sundown.
BosToS, Sept. 9.-The New England as.
sociation OF California Pioneers observed
the fortieth anniversary OF admission by a
banquet at the Revere house. A large
gathering Of old gold hunters was present
and passed a most enjoyable evening
recalling the stirring times OF 40. AfteI
dinner Sl00 was subscribed for the "Sut,el
fort fund"
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A Cordial Conf..sor.

Troy, N. Y, Sept. 9.-Cordial, one Of
the men accused of participating in the
train wrek last week, was placed in jail
here to-day. In conversation with friends
he said: III don't propose TO have them
saddle this thing on me.n lie also said:
"They have the right party." Ii is be-
lieved from this aud other things that
have been learned that Cordial has con-
fessed all he knows about the wrecks.
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Locoinoiiyr Eircmen.

SAN FRAScIsco. Set. 9.-Tbe annual
convention OF the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Firemen met yesterday. Addresses
were made by Governor Waterman and
others. Grand Master Sargent responded
aud said the order did not advocate
strikes, nut when occasion demanded the
brotherhood would WELD the weapon
which organized labor had provided for
its membership, strike aud strike hard.
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scheme 90 secure Whit. supremacy.

JACKSON, Miss, Sept. 9.-In the consti-
tutional convention to-day the most in
genious scheme yet devised 10 secure
white supremacy IN the state was pre-
sentcd by the president Of the convention,
Mr.. Calhoun, and referred 10 commit
tee. The scheme is 20 divide the state
into i3 electoral districts for all offices, so
gcrrymandered that white counties will
absolutely control eight Of them.
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MR.. PoWpERLY TALKS.
lie Condemns the New York Central
Corporation.

OswEGo, Sept. 9.-General Master
Workman Powderly addressed an i'm
mense mass meeting here tonight. lie
condemded the New York Central corpo-
ration and asked suspension Of judgment
regarding the men arrested for wrecking
trains until they have been tried. He de-
clared laws should be passed that would
prevent corporation doing anything To
precipitatc strike or laborers striking
until both sides could bc heard and passed
upon by arbitration.
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A Lone uIghwayman.

DuSRAg, Cal, Sept 9.-The Georgetown
stage was stopped near Glcnwood, on its
way 10 Auburn, by masked highway
man aud robbed. lie secured the Wells,
Fargo Il Co.'s express box. IL is not
known how much the box contained. One
Of the passengers, Thomas Stevens, bor-
rowed gun aud and started after the rob
ber within few minutes after the rob
berry. The result Of his search is not yet
known.
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C.,iforui.ns Celebrating.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 9.-The formal
celebration Of the fortieth anniversary Of
the admission into the union OF the state
of California began to-day. The princi-
pal feature Of to-days doiugs was the
enormous parade, viewed by tremendous
crowds Of people, One Of the features
was floats representing the different
stages of progress in California since
early days. United States troops and
militia participated.
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E1eta for President.

CTY OF MEXICO, Sept. "A dispatch
from san Salvador says; The disarma-
ment Of troops has been finished. The
Legislative assembly will meet Thursday.
The members unanimously favor EIeia
for president. Uprisings are reported in
the interior Of Guatemala.
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Wealthy Farmer A.sa.slnated.

DALLAS, Tex, Sent. 9.-David Dough-
erty, a wealthy farmer living i6 miles
southeast of this city, was assassinated
while taking few minutes repOse on q
lounge in his residence last night No
trace Of the assassin has yet been found.
The victim was not known to have an
enemy in the world.
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IDAHO DEMOCRATS.
Charles stockiagger aud q. &. Iiarnum
Selected.

Special TO the Standard.
SuosHoSE, Idaho, Sept. 9.-The demo
cratic convention met here to-day and
nominated as candidate for judge Of this,
the fourth judicial district, Charles %.
Stocklagger, aud for district attorney
Guy G. Barnum, two men who will perch
the democratic rooster on the hilltop OF
victory on the first of October.
The democrats throughout this section
are confident OF success, yet they have
not the magnificent gall TO claim walk.
over as our republican friends are claim.
ing for themselves.
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Minnesota Democrats.

ST.PAUL, Sept. 9.-The democratic state
convention opened at noon to-day. The
leading candidates for governor are Judge
Thomas Wilson of Wiuona and Daniel
Buck Of Mankato. After elfecting tenn.
porary organization aud appointment ot
the usual committees, a recess was taken.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-10

LONDON, Sept 9.-Advices from Arms-
MIA are to The effect that Kurds are ravsg-
ing the country. Bands arc raiding the
villages and destroying the crops just har-
vested. The Turks remain passive.
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MELBOURNE, Sept. 9.-The government
is chartering steamers to bring coal for
the use OF railways, the supply being ex-
hausted in consequence of the strike. The
gas company Is getting coal from India.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-10
Army Ghnnre.

WASHINGTON, Sept 9.-Brigadier Gen
eral McCook has been ordered to proceed
from Fort Leayenworth, KS, 10 Los
Angeles, Cal, and assume command OF
the department Of Arizona,
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An EInYntnr Inrn..i-

OGDENsBuRG, n. u, Sept. 9.-No. 10 ele-
yator, Of the Ogdensburg a. Lake Cham
plain railroad, was burned with lis con-
tents to-day. Loss, S5OO,0OO; well insured.
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LI.bltie. sgo 400

BosToN, Sept. e.-william Bloom 4 Co.,
dealers in woolens, assigned to-day. LA
bilities, $1,000; assets, $50 900.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 9-Conilrmations
It. p. Hanley. United States district
judge Of Nevada; John w. Ross. commis-
sioner Of the District of Columbia. Post
master-California, +. I. Field, Santa
Ana.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-10

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-Bucbanan Of
New Jersey rose 10 correct the record Of
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

IL p. CHRIsMAN. DDS
bf1ce. First Street Between Main and Oak,
Anaconda, Montana.
rEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
by new process. All classes OF Dental Work
executed In first class manner. Artificial
Teeth Without Plates.
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nR. +. l.. ST. JEAN, M. d. G. NJ.
PHYSICIAN TO ST. AIMS HOSPITAL
Once In Dwyer Block.
pnlce Hours: $50 to 10 80 a. m, 90 to :0Op. m,
TOO TO 900 p. m.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-19
Weary Of Waiting.

Backward Suitor-I don't know what to
make of you.
She-Please don't make an old maid OF
me, whatever you do.-Epoch.
The Girl VINO Knows Everything.
Naturally it isn't you or your friend, but
YOU certainly know her, and just as Ger
rtinly you dislike her. When you dislike
!eople there is one thing you should always
,iu, and that is, look well at their faults
.nd make up your mind that you are not
soing to fall into them. This girl, who is
mite too general to be pleasant, is the girl
vSho, having learned something yesterday
knows everything. She makes herself oh
uoXious by Haunting recently acquired
knowledge, concluding always that the
people who are quiet are ignorant; she has
no hesitancy in ~contradicting anybody; she
makes an e9tire luncheon disagreeable by
giving her Ci,.---- - one '""t %pronuncla-
tons, forgetting that custom makes many
things correct, of which the dictionary has
no mention.-Ladies' Home Journal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-19

Inc boat was yet 700 aIsUauG To pfv...-.
any effective aid. shall never forget the
emotions of that instant. A sickening sen
sation came over me; my brain reeled, my
joints grew weak and my arms seemed to
refuse their duty. The monster was now
nearly at my side. | could see his great
fins appearing and disappearing, and al,
most feel the flashing of his huge tail as ii
beat against the waters. | gave up all my
hopes of this world and all | loved, and
shut my eyes upon my terrible enemy as
breathed a silent prayer for mercy to God.
A moment that seemed years ensued-a
moment of torture more horrible than any
| ever had conceived-when Il loud, sharp
cry rang out just behind me, and at the
same instant a coil of rope fell beside me
as a voice called out in broken English,
Hold on!''
Clutching the cord mechanically, / felt
myself drawn rapidly in among the break
ers, while the enormous monster, perceiv-
ing he was going to be disappointed of his
prey, struck the waves wildly with his tail,
and dashed like lightning after me.
'In with him, hand over handp' shouted
a voice, and | felt myself jerked into one of
the boats common on the coast. At the
same instant a laundering cheer rung
from the crew outside the surf. Forgetful
of everything but my wonderful preserva-
ton | fell on my knees and thanked God
| was alive.
When | looked again, I saw we were
riding in upon the surf and the shark had
sheered out to sea. We were soon landed,
and | then learned the manner of my de.
l%iverance. Having been seen, a boat had
put off to orr rescue, and had already taken
up several of our crew, when they discov-
cred me struggling against the current.
Had l not been engaged in ~endeavoring to
say poor Harry | would have noticed their
approach sooner. AS it was, four of our
crew were lost.
The poor boy, thank God, was washed
ashore that same afternoon, and there was
not a dry eye on the ship when they heard
of his untimely end. We buried him near
Madras, and SO ended our battle with the
surf.-True Flag.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-19
Economy i'm Neckties.

Some small cobblers make a business Of
vamping patent leather shoes for 81. Nine
hundred and n~inety-five men out of a thou
sand throw away their patent feathers as
soon as they crack. The same proportion
of men discard light colored neckties when
they become soiled. Various establish,
ments clean them for fifteen cents each, or
to practice more economy a can of ether
for sixty cents will clean two dozen and a
half Of them.-New York Star.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-19
rhe STORY ID One Woman,s Nailure.

1ne story Oh inc "OIudu y y alluICs
Miss Bella Pateman is an English actress
who but for a wretched folly might have
made great fame and great fortune in
America. When she went TO the States a
number of years ago she was young and
pretty, and her talents were So distinct that
she Immediately took a foremost place in
popular favor. Beginning her American ca"
reer as Minnie Van Wrinkle in Joseph Jeffer-
sons company she gave such promise that
presently she was engaged by Edwin Booth
10 play such roles as DesdemOna, COrdelia,
Emilia, etc. Having acquitted herself
most ~creditably as Booths leading lady
Miss Pateman accepted a two years en-
gagement at the California theatre, in San
Francisco, and here she became a great ia
vorite and was recognized as the foremost
leading lady in the country. But upon
the very eve of that success which seldom
comes except after years and years of toll
this young woman committed a fatal folly.
1t seems that upon a Fourth of July the
stage manager of the California theatre
decorated his pet dog with the national
colors, and one of these decorations was a
small flag tied about the creatures neck.
Miss Pateman happened to enter the
theatre just as the stage manager had
completed the job of decorating his canine.
Il am glad to see," said she, that the
american flag has at last been put to the
only purpose it is fit to serve-that Of orna-
menting a dog!" This sneer, taken in con-
nection with other similar disparaging re-
marks uttered by Miss Pateman during
her residence in the States, was resented
by those present and the affair soon got
INTO the newspapers.
The public made an uproar about 1t n
it lookedSat one time as if the actress would
be mobbed. At first she denied the story,
then she made a publicapology; but neither
denials nor apologies were Of avail-the
blunder had been made and the people
would have no more of Bella Pateman.
The feeling of evaporation permeated the
public elsewhere; wherever she went the
actress was not only taboOed but abused,
so bitter and unrelenting is public resent
ment when once aroused. Recognizing the
hopelessness of her effort to rehabilitate
herself in the esteem of the American peo-
pie, Miss Pateman returned to England,
and has followed her profession in London
and the provinces with varying fortune.
The opportunity of a lifetime she forfeited
when in a of needless i'll temper
she insulted a public that was ready to load
her with riches and hOnor.-Eugene Field
in Chicago News.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-19

Lawyer-What is your occupation?
Witness-I live by my pen.
Lawyer-Then yOU are an author2
WitneSs-No, | raise hogs.-Philadelphia
Times.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
FORT WAYNE ~ 1894.

three others at 5000 each 70 mark the
burial places. making total Of $50, 500.
Fort Msigs was named in honor Of Gen.
Meigs, but he suggested as name for
the village that in after years sprung up
Just east the name Of Perrysburg. in
commemOration Of the hero Of the naval
victory on Lake Erie.
After this victory Commodore Perry
buried his dead on the Island Of Put
Bav. now an important port on
Lake Erie The burial ground ia about
sixty feet from the shore Of the lake. and
IN it, center stands a willow tree, tho
whole inclossd by a chain fence, now in
a fallen and dilapidated condition. Il is
included in an area conveyed by J. De
Rivera to the corporation IN trust for the
public, n insure IL against obhtersti0n.
Il Is proposed - erect a new iron fence
and a granite monument.
GEO. ;. MCDOWELL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
efF1lAifeT.
Registered Physician and Surgeon
Electrician.

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