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An Irish priest at Ammergau told the
following story of his bishop: His lord
ship and chaplain came 80 see the
Passion Play. They would fain have had a
room each, but this was not possible.
They knelt down separately TO say their
prayers by their little cots, and presently
il crossed the mind of the chaplain thatii
would not be well 10 make his orisons
shorter than the bishops, and he glanced
over his shoulder 10 see II his lor,lship was
about TO make an end. The bishop, pre-
sumably anxious not 10 scandalize his
chaplain by the shurtness Of his prayers,
also glance over bis shoulder and waited.
The process was repeated several times.
Both suppllants were very tired, and in
time, both fell asleep. They were found
in the morning on their kDces still aud
asleep.
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THE LORD NELSON.
Hosting Machinery Purchased and
shaft Co BE sunk 500 Feet.


Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
GRANITE, Oct. 2S.-August Meyer, presi-
dent Of the Lord Nelson Mining company
to-day concluded the purchase OF the
hoisting machinery and pumps formerly
used by the Buckeye Mining company.
The Lord Nelson company propose to
sink two compartment shaft 30 feet
when they will crosscut 10 the vein which
is confidently reported TO be very rich at
that depth. The previous prospecting
and development work done by this com
pany has been by what is termed in this
section u grass root tunnel, although a
strong lead OF low grade ore has been un-
covered a distance of about 100
feet and the ore very much resembles the
low grade ores OF the Granite and Bi-Ae-
tallic leads.
Harry Featherman, the postmaster here.
met with very peculiar accident to-day.
Having occasion to dyest himself OF a
portion of his clothing he pulled out a
long pocket book containing Sl05 and
laid il down, going away and leaving IL
for sabout fifteen minutes. When he
missed II he returned aud the pockeibook
was gone. Reathermnn notified Consta-
BILE Sam Green who again made search
and found the pocketbook, but the money
was gone. An effort will be made by the
officers and others 10 get the money re-
turned ana suspicion points very strongly
to certain parties as the guilty ones.
About three weeks ago Thomas l.. Pen
rose lost a grey hound valuediat $3.50. The
dog was traced TO Anaconda where deputy
sheriff Stebbens arrested Ed. Leroux and
Joseph Nillendre who had possession OF the
dog. The whole outfit returned here few
days ago. They appeared for trialbefore
Judge Gallagher to-day at 3 o'clock and
set up as their defense that the dog was
stolen from them several months ago al
Butte, and that as a matter Of fact the
dog never legally belonged TO Mr.. Pen
rose. Mr.. Penrose claims to have pur-
chased the dog when pup and has had
undisputed possession of him until be
was stoleu. Judge Gallagher dismissed
the case on the plea that he had no juris'
diction in the matter. The case bids fair
to be a very heavy one before IL is finally
settled,
The Granite hand and large deputa-
ton OF citizens from here and Philipsburl
will go TO Drummond tomorrow 10 meet
the Hon. W. w. Dixon, our next congress
man.
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LET 1T COME.
Western Railways Promise to undcrseIi
The scalpers.

KANSAS City, Oct, &.-The trans Mis-.
souri, committee to-day considered the
charges and counter charges Of the Bur
lingtou and Rock Island regarding the
alleged cut Of San Francisco rates, also
the complaints Of the Wabash regarding
the sale Of forbidden return harvest ex-
cursion tickets, but the meeting adjourned
without final action. In an interview this
evening, Chairman Finley attributed the
present uneasiness TO the scalpers, against
whom he proposes 10 take action. The
nature of his plans he would not diyulge,
but Il is believed Whenever large blocks Of
tickets are found in the hands Of scalpcrs
he will authorize the roads In the associa-
tion 10 sell below the scalpers.
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Keeping Improper Hours.

From the Lewiston Journal
Pat was detailed as sentinel when the
Seventeenth Maine was near Culnepper,
and was told to be- very careful and not 10
let anyone or anything fool him. lie took
his place and all went well until .
o'clock next morning, when he heard the
sound Of some one approaching. "Hat"
yelled Pat "Who comes there2" "The
officer OF the day responded the new
conner, and gave the countersign. "And
faithm says Pat, "what business has the
officer Of the day 30 he peekin' around at
night Clear out or I'll put a bullet hole
through ye.n And the officer had 10 clear.
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likely 10 arise at any time. Therefore,
Grierson recommends that the Black
Tanks, their hereditary winter camp,
which was taken from them by white men
two years ago be restored, that their rcser-
walton he enlarged, defined and their
title made good. The report says the re-
cent survey has shown thata railroad can
be constructed throughout the Grand
Canon Of Colorado at feasible cost, and
liberal encouragement should be given by
thegovernment 10 hasten Its completion
and open up that famous wonderland now
beyond the reach OF many.
Grierson disapproves OF the proposition
made by the Indian inspector TO organize
a regiment OF Indians as a dangerous ex-
pertinent.
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Mr.. Pottsr's Rapid Gait.

Walter Poscr, Boston's young Napoleon
81 finance, was a rather gay young man.
II was his delight TO give fine dinners and
publications. at one Of Boston's best known
hotels; and at one Of these banquets,
given In celebration of thu success of n
deal in Texas lands, II is told that at
o'clock In tho morning the members Of
tho Germania orchestra were summoned
from their beds. Not a single glass Of
wine and cigar were thought sufficient,
but a bottle and a box. This dinner,
which has never been equalod In Boston
for sumptuousness, is said 70 have cost
Mr. Potter 900.
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CHEERING THEIR oPPREssoR.
Baifour Given an ovation by Starving
IFlshmen,

DUBLIN, Oct. -Balfour received an
ovation on landing at Achill. lie said be
was glad 10 meet the people aud ex-
pressed sorrow for the failure of the pota-
toes. He was glad he had been able to
sanction the construction Of the railway
which would give them employment. A
number OF peasants escorted Balfour 10
the various fishing stations and after
wards escorted him over the mountains.
Balfour promised To finish the bridge be-
tween the two points of land and
pay the expenses out OF his
own pocket. Tho peasants chcered him
and expressed gratitude.
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nnenInr OF Na.h,IIIe Kac...

NASHVILLE, Oct. 9s.-This was the
opening day Of the West Side Jockey
clubs fallmceting.
A mile: Bobby Beach won. Marion C..
second. Argenta third. Time l:4lA4.
Two-year-olds, iive furlongs: Roseland
won, ParaDet second, Whitney third.
Time :W.
Threc-year-olds and upwards, six fur
longs: Amasa won. Tom Karl second,
Elsie II. third. Time l;l6A4.
Three year-olds and upwards. i've and
a half furlongs Hopeful won, Robin sec.
ond, Event third. Time t:li.
Two-year-old maidens, four and hal
furlongs: Ira d. won, Coronet second
Eugene third. Time SO.
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REEDS TROUBLES MULTIPLY.
New York business Firms Contest His
Rulings In Court

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.--Upon the applica-
ton Of Ballin, Joseph & Co., importers,
Judge Lacey to-day granted an order re-
quiring the customs appraisers to produce
all records regarding the appraisement Of
a certain consignmens Of cloths on which
the firm claims too high duties were as
sessed. The firm alleges the goods In
question were manufactured worsted.
The interesting point OF the suit is that
the firm contends the act OF May 0 pro-
viding for the classification Of worsted
cloths as woolens does not apply because
the act was not passed according 10 law.
They assert there was no quorum in the
house when the bill was certified 10 have
been passed, and that il was not legally
enacted, though declared passed by the
speaker.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-Six furiones-
Bellwood won, Tanner second, Bellevue
third. Time, l:l6.
Three-year-olds and upwards, a mile
and sixteenth won, Busteed
second. King Hazen third. Time, l;5iI.
Fillies, 9-year-olds and upwards, SIX fur
longs-Helen Rose won, Virginia second.
Biddy Boyle third. Time, 1;l7H.
A mile and furlong-lceberg won,
Blue Jeans second, Bradford third. Time,
Isl.
Three-year-olds, q mile-Cornelia won,
lIericlcs second, Sellick third. Time,
l:i5.
Stceple-chase, s-year-old-Natches won,
Mogue second, Punch third. Time, 4;J0.
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CLEVELAND, Oct. s.-A call has been
issued for national convention Of the
non-partisan National woman's Christian
Temperance Union 10 be held in Allie
cheney City, Pa, November 10, 30 and q.
The representation Is fixed at one dele
gate for every 100 paying members Of the
auxilaries state unions, and in unorgan-
ired states or territories one delegate for
100 members or FRACTION over 80.
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SLICK Mr., WHARTON
he is Wanted By a Large Number Of
Chicago People.
WAYS THAT WERE SHREwD
Insurance That Didn't Insure to
Any Great Extent-The Windy
City is Shy One Well
Known Broker.

CHICAGO, Oct. D. The whereabouts Of
S. Wharton, who has been engaged in
the money lending business In this city
several years, is troubling a number Of
citizens and particularly the Chicago
Trust and Savings bank and the United
States Loan company. For q week
Wharton has not been seen and his wife
and creditors finally concluded he has
left the city. II Is asserted his indebted
ness will amount 90 $1,000, nearly $4,000
of which is due 70 70 financial institutions
named above.
Il II asserted Wharton frequently pur-
sued the plan Of double dealing in hy-
pothecating notes made 10 him. When
the note became due, II is asserted. he
was accustomed TO notify the signer that
he could not carry itunless new one was
made. When this was done he promised
10 destroy the old notes, but instead Of do
ing SO would leave them with the flnan-
cial institution where he had placed them
and negotiate the pew one a, another
place.
II is also believed certain Philadelphia
people will be interested in wharton's
fight. II is asserted he, with an
other man, bought several years
ago, the charter Of a defunct
insurance company In Philadelphia, tho
Columbia company. Whorton's clerk
said to-day he thought Il was in this and
similar concerns much Of his employers
gains had been lost.
President Tolman Of the Chicago
Trust & Savings bank, says, however, but
little was paid for the charter. He thinks
the Columbia was only one Of three or
four insurance companies in which Whar-
ton was interested and that all Of these
were used only to catch the premium pay
ers, who never got anything out OF the
company but their policies.
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BRUTAL RUSSIA.
Many Thousands OF Her Peasants are In
Revolt Against Her Tyranny.

LONDON, Oct. 2s.-The Tsiegraph's St.
Petersburg correspondent says; The Sec
rotary Of the interior has received a telc-
gram containing alarming accounts Of
peasant reyolts in the Kharkoo and
Yekaterinoslar districts in southern
Russia. Nine thousand troops are operat-
ing against the peasants in Bogodookhoy
district, who refuse 10 betray their leaders
and declare they will not relapse 10 serf-
dom, prefering instead 10 die fighting.
The peasants are prowling about in
armed bands, firing and pillaging the
land owners residences. They have
burned 500 acres Of forest on the river
Semara, and have destroyed immense
quantities Of corn in Bakayotsky. The
minister Of the interior has telegrsphed
the authorities in that part of the empire
abolishing all peasants rights in the dis
tirbed districts.
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ARIZONA INDIANS,
The Steel OF the White Man Has swep,
Them Away.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-In his annual
report upon the operations OF the army in
the department Of Arizona, Brigadier
General Grierson, commanding, says now
that Forts Mcdowell and Verde have
been abandoned with view 10 their early
transfer TO the interior department for In
dian school purposes, the authorities
should consider the advisability Of reduc-
ing with the least possible delay the num-
ber OF Indians in the vicinity of San Car
los agency by removal Of the Zuma and
Mojava Indians TO these reservations.
Keeping so many Indians at San Carlos is
detrimental 10 their advancement and
tends to renew all old feuds. The white
men have taken up nearly all the hunting
grounds Of the peaceable Yavni
Suppai Indians in Cataract canyon, Ari-
zuna and these Indians have become ex.
asperated 10 such a degree that trouble is
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A swell wedding.

PARIS, Oct. 2s.-The religious marriage
Of Mile. Moherenheim, daughter Of Baron
Moherenhcim, Russian ambassador to
France, 10 Lieutenant Deseze. took place
to-day and was attended by Madame Car
not, wife Of the president, and all the am
bassadors in Paris. A crowd gathered
outside the church aud as the bridal party
came out they were greeted with cries OF
"long live Russia; long live France"
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A GIGANTIC FAKE.
sudden Termination of the Worlds Cham.
pIonship nall Cannes.

New York, Oct 2s.-The worlds
championship series between Brooklyn
and Louisville came TO an unexpected
close this afternoon. Seven games hay,
been played, each team winning thrc,
and one being tie. The cold weather
was too much for the spectators, aud tho
series will be played of next spring. To
days score was, Louisville 6, Brooklyn 2
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LONDON, Oct. &.-The Cologne Gdsctts
has an interview with L. =. OConnor In
which he is quoted as saying the o'Brien-
Dillon mission 10 America had nothing 10
do with the potato famine which was the
brudish work OF the British governments
sour only concern he says, ''is 10 get
money for political purposes. The mis-
sion counts upon getting El0O,uuO.
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BERsE, Oct. 2S.-while the Lugnano
conservatives and liberals were celcbra-
ting with fireworks over the result Of the
elections, the commander Of the fedora
ton troops ordered them to desist. The
people resisted and they were attacked
by the troops and several wer wounded
on both sides. The commander Is blamed
for excess of real.
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committee Of ladies who resolved TO raise
sl0O,0O0 and give II TO Johns Hopkin
university for the purpose Of founding a
medical college into which women would
he admitted, have accomplished the task
and the trustees have accepted the fund.
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A B.rk.Action Race.

From the Boston Globe.
The Japanese books begin where ours
end. the word flnis coming where we put
the title page; the foot notes are printed
atthe top Of the page, and the reader puts
his marker at the bottom. The best rooms
ola Japanese house are always at the
back. and the architects, when building,
begin with the roof.
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END 1T FOR EVER.
Ireiand's Famine Must lie Checked By
Her Freedom.

NEW York, Oct. st. Il. Gill, delegate
Of the Irish parliamentary party, said to-
night, referring To the statement made in
some papers shat the Irish party were in
different on the famine question: Moth
ing could be more erroneous. The relief
Of distress will form form n leading part
Of our programme. Bulboc also intends
TO appeal for means Of advancing that
policy which aims at ending forever this
periodical recurrence Of fam
inc, this periodical throwing Of our coun-
try upon the charity Of the world, the
policy, In a word, Of Parncll and Glad
stone.
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About an Over Draft.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Judgment was en-
tered against vanderhof, Morrison d Co..
bankers and brokers, in favor Of the Ma
tional Park bank for S66,5i6, representing
an over draft made on their account in
1883 and which they have siuce refused 10
make good.
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BDINBuRoH, Oct. Gladstone In an
address TO the workmen to-day extolled
free trade. He said the results Of the last
fifty years Of legislation had been that
trade had multiplied five fold, the popula-
ton had doubled, aud the material, social,
moral and political condition Of the
country had enormously improved.
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NEWPORT. r. l.. oct. sS.-Dennis u.
Sullivan, treasurer Of the father Matthew
total abstinence society, is believed 20 be
short in his accounts about Sl,p0 aud his
property has bcen attached 10 recover tho
amount
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An Insurance Company Fails.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2s.-The Mutual Fire In
surance company assigned to-day. The
company expected TO make settlement in
full, having a large increase of assets over
liabilities. The cause Of the failure is
said to he unusually severe losses sus-
tanned during the past year.
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Rarnnm,. CIrcn. Wrecked.

MACON, Ca. Oct. 96.-By rear-end col
lision Of two sections of Barnum's circus
train this morning one man was killed
and one fatally injured and a number Of
horses also killed.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, oct. 2s.-The war
rants in the criminal libel suit OF cx-Gov-
ernor Pa ttison against W. r. Jordan, pro-
prietor and J. j. McLauren, editor Of the
Morning Call, was served this morning.
Both waived hearing and gave bail.
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NIAGARA, Get. 2s.-The bridge tender OF
the rail suspension bridge claims 10 have
seen a skiR containining man pass
under the bridge this morning. The boat
capsized at the first breaker and the man
was not seen again. Nothing more has
been learned about the matter.
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Big Failure in Denver.

DENVER, Oct. 2s.-The sheriff to-day
took possession Of the store Of Samuel
Pellton a Bro, furnishing goods, etc.. on
attachments amounting 10 $4,000. Il Is
believed the assets will largely exceed the
liabilities
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Marausling ties.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9s.-The interior and
war departments have issued the neces.
sary instructions to their representatives
in Colorado 10 secure the return OF the
marauding Utes 10 their reservation at
once.
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DUBLIN, Oct. 9s.-Balfour is now in
West Port. Il is reported he is deeply i'm
pressed with the scenes Of general wretch
edness Of the peasants and the prospects
Of q famine.
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Mundy b. Dead.

LosDoS, Oct es.-Mundy, the librarian
is dead.
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Mail.Rnl,hnr LIhsr,,sh

WAsHISoTos, Oct. 2s.-The President
granted u pardon In the case Of Charles
II. Condor. convicted in Wyoming Of rob
bing the mails and sentenced in 1s79 10
Imprisonment for life.
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For BirchaIl's Life.

OTTAWA, Oct. ga cable from Sir
Charles Tupper announces he has for
warded petition for commutation of the
death sentence Of Birchall, the murderer
of Benwell, got up in England by the
family Of the condemned man.
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DIcKERlNo WITH THE INDIANS.
The Tongue River Commission Now nj
Work.

RUsHvILLE, Neb., Oct. 2s.-The north
crn Cheyenne commission, consisting of
Gen. Nelson A. Miles, Il. b. Smalley and
Joseph Zerfass, completed its conference
with Sioux and Cheyenne Indians at Pine
Ridge agency in regard 10 the transfer Of
the Cheyennes in satisfactory manner
and left last night for the Tongue river
agency Of Montana 10 complete Its labor.
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CHICAGO, Oct 2s.-Eycry steam fitting
establishment In Chicago Is idle. All
union men and - per cent. OF the non
union are on a strike, which began yester-
day.
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KESsIE, Kas., Oct. 2s.-The Edwards
county bank failed to-day. The assets
are said TO exceed the liabilities by a
large amount and depositors will doubt
/ less receive their claims in full
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Growing Serious.

LISBON, Oct. 2s.-Adyices from Mozam.
bique state the British gunboats safely
ascended the Shire and entered the Ruo
river. Letters Of recall have been sent 10
Senior Freiias, the Portuguese minister 10
Tnpiand
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Los ANGELES, Oct. 2s.-The national
convention Of trainmcn today reelected
the old officers. The plan Of operation
and supreme council as arranged last
summer were unanimously approved.
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BERLIN, Oct 2s.-The National Gazette
alleges that Professor Koch, having dis
covered cure forconsumptives by inocu-
lation, will devote himself 10 experiment.
inc
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DoNDoN, Oct The coronor's Jury in
tue case of Mn. Hobbs, rendered yer.
diet Of murder against Mrs. Piercey.
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PmLApELrHiA, Oct ss.-Miss julia
Mariowe. the actress is very III. She u
threatened with brain fever
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AWFUL If TRUE.
A Vessel with seven Hundred Emigrants
said To Have Eoundsred.

LONDON, Oct. SIT is reported that .
vessel with 100 emigrants ON board has
fuundcred of Cape ST. Vincent.
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Death Of briggs sMIn.

CINclNSATl, oct. 2s.-Briggs Swift, the
noted pork packer and merchant, died
tonight.
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TO sroP SMUGGLING.
Cardinal TasehereAu Says Catholics Must
Not DO IL.

QUEBEc. Oct. 2s.-with a view TO sup
pressing the enormous whisky smuggling
in Quebec, Cardinal Taschereau has Is
sued n letter TO his flock on the evils Of
the traffic. He strongly condemns SNUG
Hlcrs, who are heuceforth deprived of The
benefits Of sacrament.
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BALTrMoKE, Oct. 9s-Mrs. Davis, Miss
May Garrett aud their associates Of the
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TWO MILLION HEADACHES
Burned By a Fire In Kentucky brewery


CINCINNATI, Oct. %. Fire in the George
wadman brewery, Newport, Kentucky,
last night destroyed warehouse contain.
ing 10000 barrels Of barley and malt.
Loss $4,000. Insured.