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New-York tribune., 1890-01-17
Gfl1 u)dllc0.
5iales.

Males.
4 WIIL-nEED 10Y. l6 20 10 ycars Cd.
"a I- wanted iu 'h. counting foo'n "i
aulfalrul -.lr -.o-.f.itc.t-- Tue chi,f
q.a.'F required. un- l~ a pa." 10. ir u
son naIr it -n. Add..-, lu oau hand"iit.
ln.. "sINIY" IoN .. Tribune ptoNh
once. -J- Broa."at.
CoLLLCIOEe rs % +ls. drNer-. -
Y 90 4i2 wsf,hmrn, - To SlS book
arrp.r-. 90 20 I, tugidcer-. al 10 40
Or nru - 90 tli. vait ~. - t. - po-.
f.r. for hotrl- ara .forr,. - 10 rl- bar
f.u..r- o. go. cIr.E-. ~ - sl1 sales
mcl. -- to -a0. con... 81 10 % per week;
,otrlmrn. els o --1 pr month. Al r,
I.fI. H.. sob h.ug fIl flof Lcnt should cal
ald investigate our un.gutllrI facilities i'r
procuring t..m GOOD -i.uat "l~ in Nr"
5 orR. G.o0lgu rud leroy tlty. C., AH-
INIIT ENiLOY NENI 60. 10 Mont
lomer, --t.. Jer-ry 'iJ. near i-ifi'-.
AAIi>NEN wan'rd los uew And re-
- uar.ablo boDa Dos ". -. How, il- and
o. = Perry. pub. lshtG lv Harper Blutn-
ere, sold only h} subscription 'N,'N.Nt
pportunltY for permanent dud indr, r,'n.
d.ut lo-ltlon. AGdrc,, WALTZ. BIO" y,
l,i Na.sau--t.
NVaNIEp.-A Young man q, clerk AID
W hnukl..ep-r. Address foi three day
MORROW 4 DAY. Baker, aud Caterers,
J'i-e> 'it.
~ ANT.D Three good. reliable and ~
w q d. f.fN l.fN NJ ~| ldlff Nfis TOT htiiit
l..,. Room 800. on Broadway.
HJANTfD. ..Iu Gry. Gods commission
~ iu.-- 40 Huf.in-,at ltc about lh y'tf-
lf rt.. muse vIIfr a. good band and Do. COPE
i,.t q, l-uf t.ef-- J.. a. BOZ 2.'-'
w .NNrID Farmer aud vlo. man must
" b, good nl.r and plain gIic.trf,
a.uau o. do l.faI iD9-rwofh DO chile
Cr.u. near ff. p',mtn.ui pia.. NAc
good. Apply o. letter ,o G.. ". III SELL,
$40 fth-aNc.
Females
u EOTFSTANr paid servant 20 wait on
ltdt. must Do. good -0aui-ff.-- TO
.raf.f DDuF OF rf.rrD.- wages -!u.
..'LrAN. IuuTrr pturn 'h'r -dS
NaTh.IlD.a rI fo. -rl.fal lou-c-
~ .ufI. .n nfIt.r iaUH.t T." o.. into
fI. so...r. lHu u... fou N'N-N"r" f;
o.. -t U, -.ui Na-I.. 4.t fpH.r N...Ip- arf
..l-.ir Jnd .tff fl I4 H..u r0Irf rIo. t
a D..uar riu r.f n"tr na' -iI.'i 81
t.l.-' ...l. l d apply r.0f h.m. lI,'H.
Nrtf.-. Ni-. L.. s.. Jnllt~ON, NDntc'Ao,
N,.-hor..
iNAHITD. -G,at pan COOS. vt-h'r anl
W I'I'r cd. Dol i.H.'-- AlI"t %
It.' 5-tu-'
~ '~I.i.H DNtt. ,ofubrom %. days
w uol- f.r.....f h. tuNtili ORGAN
ILAIION >D.I.tl l..5 3iaf,. 10 claigc.
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n)ork u)ailteo.
Males.

Males.
w NTED.-By an Euglshman and
W ScOtchman, the charge or manage
mrnt Of 20 small truck farm, either on salary
or shares. ". BLABkK. Box 7, Greene,
X. /.
NOrNG Mn -. formerly employed iu
L patent Md cine Office desires pos t'on I;
rau furnish b. Il c.tv references. Address
~. ". IhNDIG. 1913 ith-aNe.
" OUNG NAN (2n would Ike a situation
L TO make himself gene ally u.Cful
speaks German and English. JOHN PFAC, i,
3ol Fast l0Jd-st
Y orNG MAN. practical tailor wants
work Of some Kind 10 woOlen or tai
oring house. Box 4. 159 last 9ist.st.
VOUNG man Of %. c.porlcnced As sales.
i man, b0Okhetpcr and cashier Of whole
sale house d--ires position best references !;
modeldt" salary. g., 10 Steyen-st., Dan
bury. Conn.
NOCNG man. with knowledge Of carpen-
trring. wovld like 20 60 a. lmprONer
or learn a useful trade. a. KING, 32l
West ilst-st.
VOG'ND NAN wishes position a. CLERK in
ia store or driver can speak Eng
l,h. g rmah and bohemian best NeFence.
A1dre-. >. TlCEk $50 East Il,t-st.
NOUNG MAN wishes situation at any.
] thing: ran bring reference. Address
W. J. r., 1sO Fast l25th.st
" DUNG MAN (2I. good education, some
1 cNurrionc. a. collector and office assist
ant aud know dgc Of bookkeeping. desires
position ~ trust, can give bond. {. d. b.,
Box 81 Tflbuno Oftce.
VOCNG man t22l desires position a.
i strnoeraphor. typewriter and general
clerk has know ledge Of Spanish and book
tc.puC Address RI Nj NGTON, Tribune
{ rtown once. I 23S Broadway.
u OUNG nan Of Is desires position in an
o1Sc good pcrWan. HENRY De
IASLY .O3 East 33t--t.
NOCNG NtN -. go,d penman. with 8
years' esp nee lp Cilic" work. desires
ro-it'o in produce railroad or steamship
Office. for iu or outdoor work. Addl s.
], T.. D.. .Oe Quincv.st.. Broodvn.
v OCNG German. 90 familiar with the
1 hardware trade, wishes situation a.
stock or assistant shipping clerk. Address
+. SOI, 81 DuAie.d-st, Brooklyn.
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Gonro dno Rooms.


A GEN~LENAN and wiz. going South
~ for month. wish 10 ~ubl't i0l that
time thDir handsomely furnished second STORY
front room, private bath, Miih board. "I
Jfh-aNt. 40 reduced rai'~ highest rti"i-
cucc- exchanged. Can COP adore, j. j.. w,
AN ATTRACTIVE ID FLOOR;
"a. tatu- pl.a a.. tai.c oi uonai. 5I-1Fo..
also rd.G -o.lely furnished ifoi> WIN iiNa a.
baths. .u.tA a. W.t.uu. loarG -u.t.- and
single Rooms; liar-r cn's. oin.e- az de-if-
aUlc lOrauDl-. higl's. reference given 3
Information r.lIdDi, ud ifcr.
s.. G.. LELAND a. CO..
% West 5!ih--t.
HANDsoNELY furnished roone l3rr.
q -Iod. 80 Vc-t 3lrh-,t.
MADISON PARK HOTfL. . Madison
VI a.r.. .,d 30 Fast .3d '-iIail"
IooGs -rf DlOr board tfan- -nt guests ac-
opmuod1ted.
- OON> with board Gr-,-cla-- house /;
II lI-f.rII-. 'aNlr. ft.Ic bond % bOl
week. can or address ". A. NJ. 80 Los
lugtou.ayr.
GEANtRCY PAEN go I.'t.-ileca '.t
furnished i.cm- with iraid lo"-r and
-ur,o. nd.ne. wnro-on'bir: n.irsfhcc-.
> Wi.~T 46Tli- -~J.. Rooms. with board .
> uaI.r dna".foDn r.fr. nre-.
IDTirST. ft Wr-r.-T.. dc-,.eaie 2c-
~ Story come. tug Iopu-t Ia prieet
order. ,Hpoio. loNd ld"ucc-.
10 $50 l5 Nr~g .OJn->T rlIid aoor
ID front other rolm~ with boaid laiiuf
c.niua-royui Uff"urf-.
rH-ST.. WEST 3jl.-iarec snf small
| 4 sunny rooms. furnished heated holm
I..ired terms iea-onab. nroDnn"a4-
Tons hr,trla--.
PARE.-T, ron' Daror
- foor. with or without board single
rooms.
o1 EtST 5S1l ST.. Conner Mad di-'n-a'".
81 rlnncd ulila'e T-,rrh f1aIIf land
some snuarc roCM top nDOr; e.coilent t'D.' {;
reference.
OtTH 81 Wet I2p-Irs rtb.c laroc
Of and snail -lunv rolt r.om-. hand
sonely furnished; iodinc b.-s superior
table: reference.
tCTH-sT. - WIST.-lmec oe faDie
4 . room dino on pa'lor r~i' ri.r.n."-.-
,o- AND l89 EAST 2lST-ST.. Gram
lCi crcv Park. nofth.-An Coean, -G.'
with dui1g-room and bath, private aI',
single room.
1cf WEST 23D-ST.- Tle,altly furn 8
IOf tOou-. pep" AGENT or trdnsicn, tan'~
ioari spc"ialtr.
Ola WI~T IfTH-S r.-~uuhy extension.
OK middle loom. also large bees room
on 30 door and ban rooms; DNr".l"nt table
torn, moderate
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u)ori u)anie0.

Females.
ID HOTO.-A Young girl. perfect photo
4 NEGATIVE rctoucher. uucf stands mount
ius aud positive Ictouching. wants posi-
t.on loo eallrls. AidrrS- Miss KYTIR.
. Elm FIt.. Bo0Ayu.
S.aNulGAPtlER and TYPEWRITER.
- BY an experienced. capable Young
atr references. Address C., Tribune
pnre.
- TTNOGRAPIY and TYPEWRITtNG.
- Lady graduate Packard's College.
onlco cAperleur, CONNER iallY, desires SUIT
able position highest references. ,. e..
80 Mad .-ou-aNe.
II, YPIWRITFR. by young ladv as
i typewriter or office assistant; writes
GOOD hand lest reference, salary moder-
off,. Ad.r- WILLING. Q Nlnc-st., Jersey
t.'v Heights
l4r hNTED.-Y two Young IL ie- po-l l.
" tioI 10 au oH.cc 10 do writing Ad-
dress lloN 500 Mount Vernon. y.
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flats Go fci. uninrni5heO. d.

4 AT 81 AND 81 EAST S6TH->T..
~. near Mad son-aNc.-El CANT apar mont
OF rooms and hatn steam hcai.d and
decorated autl-ycruIu kitchen. modrlitt
tents immediate occupancy. Apply TO JAM
tor OF WN. ). ANDLltSON, Agent.
PAP 3d-aNe.
LCAZAE. lo0.123 Ea-t Satisfactorily
n one loft. Of the new. elegant, irepTooi
apartment, Of - large rooms all light and
an, and cheerful. with all modern Improve
d. cnt, for hone comfort rent $3.50 pr year.
INLAIS TO LET IL THE
Il GORDON.
S9th-st 9th-aNc.: newly decorated steam
beat and an modern Improvements rent
from S35 b. $50 per month. : rooms ana
bath. Inquire 81 the owner. on picnils :.
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Clln Hrnl C:siatc Go Get

A NICE 4-STDRY HOUSE 30in-st.. BE-
"A tw..f Madison and 4th ave-. lease
= COC ..r sale $4,000. DALEY, -
West 3ith.s,.
- YOI- WANT factory Aunding TOOK st
two now nNc--to'y building a-i 4"'h-
-t.. near l-t.ayc.; built in Lf-t-' a. man
n.r. $50 1.si and 1%l l-t-ar'.. ana fO@ 81
@,.. ,.ftb lots = az 0iu ur bulIf ne. j OF
lart.culal,, CHAs. II TODD, l3 WlIi'am-st'
Brooklyn Real Estate.
gCO LIT or LEASE. with Or without
~ our new IA i.Ile-. K"nt9Nc.. bct. kr"p
md Rodney st- built especially 10. mann
flo,ruug busines,; lien, Oh four "a 7, :
sf,adr ,isau foVrr insIrsnc. i0~ -ieAlh
"a ,.,..r Il .Nqfe-. watr.uiTn omp!oYt1 ;
10 AoodWufhcIs possession ai once e'h'f-
/, '.u, G. 3il ferries and shipping p9.Gt Ap-
ylg o. owucr,. j. ;. -. r. lMfAON' D
50. > Koduey-st., Brooklyn, y. }
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Fenl Csiaic Unnico.

yNANTED for manufacturing -puipo,,es
w in central location, about 1,DOV 80
iOOF space fir proof corner bulu.hs -
'errcd steam power and good hght. An'
dress y. u. Boa .3i5.
For other real estste ads. sec I'm page
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BOARD n)anie0.

OAISD WANTED for two ladies' two
ID connecting rooms or q ~. sg uste
room, with ample closets s,pnSi eNpSoSsalirss.'
address NJ. r., Tribune uptown OLhee'
1.23o BroadwN. gg
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n OOK.-By a young girl In a priyats
y family fiTstclass city reference; wages
/ 520 to SO a month no washing. Please
| address NcDONNELL, l,79i 3d-aye.
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OOK-nOU USEMAID.-By two COM
/ " petent American girls good cook and
laundTcss neat waitress; references city,
country moderate wage, IL together. With
| Mrs. TYLER, 3SS 6th-aYe.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-17

COOK, WASH and IRON.-By a German
~ Protestant has boy age I3 years;
moderate wages; good city reference. Call
two DAYS 1916 East 2ith.st.
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domestic 5lluallons tnantet

Females.
n OOK. BY a neat ana strictly temperate
" woman competent cooking alone or a..
sist with washing: soups, desserts, side
dishes, iellios; excellent reference; city or
country. ANNIE. 30 Gth-ayc.. near l7th-st
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THE coUNrRY's BUSINESS.
Statements OF the Principal Ciearin
Houses Of the Union.

Statements OF the Principal Clearing
Houses Of the Union.
BosroS, Nov. 2-The clearing house
statement for the week ending Nov. is as
follows:
New York, s7si, ,lSa, ,s67; decrease Ia per
cent from same last year.
Boston, sl0i, ,372, ,tOl increase as.
Chicago, Ss7, ,l9s,OOO; increase 80,
Philadelphia, SsSa, 30, ,40i; decrease 22.7.
ST. Louis, s2l .6l9.0l9; increase ls.s.
San Francisco. 20.5Os, $50; increase LIS.
Pittsburg, slb,59O.e5; increase las.
Baltimore, 81, ,a3S, ,sl9; decrease Al.
Cincinnati, HAAS. 30; increase 6.5,
New Orleans, sl2i, ,i66,7l2, decrease 90.
Kansas City. sl0l, l,7l2.6O; increase 2l,O.
Milwaukee, Ss,s5s, 600; increase i.s,
Minneapolis, ss.6il. .6i7; increase S.6.
Galveston, s., SIS, 30; increa Sc 2i.7.
Omaha, sS,s4,6li, increase il.2.
Denver, sLlll,67s; increase las.
ST. Paul. S5,li9, ,9l6; decrease l.l9S.
Portland, Oregon, S2,3l2,S30; increase
0.2.
Seattle, sl,l63,Sss; decrease ii.0.
Tacoma, Sl,9i7 ,iO7; increase 93.2.
Los Angeles, SSsS, S,i73; increase 8si.
Salt Lake, 81, ,7i0, ,iO; no comparison.
Total exchanges Of the leading cities Of
the country were 81 ,275,6i3, ,i12, an increase
OF "a per cent.
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'TWASA WORK OF FOLLY
Total Failure Of DeLssssps' Labors On
the Isthmus Of Panama.
THE CANAL is AHUGE WRECK
Even the Traces OF the Excavations
Are Fast vanlshing-The Ma
chinery Worthless Even
For Old Metal.

PARIS, Nov. 2.-The official liquidaiors
Of the canal company denies that the
negotiations Of wyse with the Columbian
government for an extension OF the canal
concessions have been ruptured. He adj
mits, however. the process OF ehecting a
settlement with Columbia is slow one
and full Of difficulty.
Reliable advices from the lsthmus
describe the canal works as wrecked and
say even the traces of the excavations are
vanishing. The construction machinery
is stated TO be worthless now and its con
dition so bad that IL is beyond bringing the
price Of old iron.
The Brazilian government has con-
cluded negotiations with the societe
general for a railway loan. This is the
first coupon loan Of the Brazilian repub-
lie. The Credit Mobilier has acquired the
works Of des Metaux for 100000 francs.
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MULDooN's THE MAN.
Eserybody Remember the Honest Lad
Tomorrow.


Special Correspondence OF the standard
BUTTE, Nov. mo one should overlook
the fact that Hugh ]. Muldoon. one Of
Bu,te's rising and talented young men. is
,ha c,rdlda,s for Justice ~ the neace In
s,i,..-l ~, rn,'' .Ss xf. u,,it, r.
Sn'er poS 'o~nsnip. s,1 70 20
the party, is thoroughly quaiihed Tor the
position and the party should show its
appreciation OF his services by giving
him n ronsinv majority.
NJ u,Idoon has had exneriencs In
si.tir. h.Iis in Navada and The fal.
1880, as,ran, frnr, n FnreLa naner ~
,bs time shows what was Thought of him
-
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BURIED UNDER ROCK.
william Kemp Meets with = Serious Ao-
cident at the High Ore.


Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE. Nov. William Kemp, a we'll
known miner employed In the High Ore,
met with an accident this morning at
about s:3O o'clock which nearly proved
fatal. lie was at work in a breast on the
gDO-foot level, when, without warning, n
huge mass Of rock gave way and slid onto
him. When the slide occurred Mr.. Kemp
was in a STOPPING position and the debris
threw him some distance against a timber.
The force Of the shock rendered him in
sensible in which condition he remained
for fully ~ minutes after being extri-
Gated from the pile Of rock aud dirt which
was covering him.
As soon as passible Mr.. Kemp was
taken 10 his home where Dr. Johnson at
tended 10 him. II was found that two Of
his ribs on the right side had been broken
in addition 10 which he was also badly
bruised aud cut about the head, especi-
ally on the right side near the eye.
The accident was one of those unfbre-
seen kind which so frequently happen in
all mines. just before beginning work in
the breast the face had been sounded and
was thought 10 be perfectly safe aud secure
aud nobody was more surprised at the
slide than was Mr.. Kemp and the other
miners at work with him. No blame Is
attached TO anybody, the accident being
purely unavoidable.
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landlords, whom the prospects OF Ameri-
can aims would encourage 20 extort rent
from their famished tenantry."
This evening the parliamentary fund
association gave a reception TO the dele
gates at the Hoffman house. About 30
invited guests were present. Among
them were Eugene Kelly. Hon. Robert
Roosevelt, Judges Morgan, 0'Brien and
Fitzgerald. Mayor Grant, ex-Mayor Grace,
Bourke Cochran, General OBrien and
President Gleason Of the municipal coun-
ell Of the National league.
An address of welcome was read by
James A. German, expressing the deep
sympathy Of all true Irish Americans and
all liberal Americans for the Irish cause.
Il was signed by Governor Hill. Mayor
Grant and the chief officers Of the Irish
societies,
Each Of the delegates spoke briefly.
Dillon made a stirring appeal for aid
and pictured the condition Of his con-
stituency.
O'Brien said he asked that his men be
not struck down in the last hour OF win
ming the battle when American help and
purses could save them.
T. ID. Sullivan said sympathy for the
cause was growing in England and preju-
dice was passing away.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2.The fol-
lowing horses, property of John Z. Mad
den Of Lexington, have been sold at auc-
ton: Dundee, two-year-old, by imported
The Rake, dam imported Flora Melon
aid, bought by John L. Madden, $500;
Chimes, two-year-old, by 0nondaga, dam
Fonwatch, George Morgan, Harrodsburg,
KY, $3.50. Among the horses, the prop
erty Of General John 4. Wheeler's Bona.
ventura stud, Nashville. the following
we're sold: Governor Porter, gelding by
Vanguard, M. Storm, Sacramento, Cal,
$40; Billy Duncan, yearling, by Van.
guard, same, $50.
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sHosHoNs DIDN'T PUSH 1T.
Practical End of the Logan County Seat
of War.

Practical End of the Logan County Seat
of War.
Special To the Standard.
BELLEVUE, Ida, Nov. Awe are not
ready was the substance Of the argu-
ment made by the attorney for Shoshone
before Justice Beatty at HALEY in the
matter Of the county seat Of Shoshone VS..
Bellevue. In last Mondays decision the
court had allowed leeway of Is days for
Shoshone's advocates 10 regain their
breath and present arguments why Mon
days decision should not stand. Satur-
day was appointed at the suggestion Of
Shoshone's counsel as proper time 10
hear motions.
The court was in session and invited
motions. 1t had been expected that
Shoshone would ask for an extension of
time in order 10 extend the alleged char
table assistance to Logan county officials
who now live in Shoshone, but who would
have 10 move 10 Bellevue before their
terms OF office expired, on January LIST, IL
the county seat were removed TO Bellevue
now. No motions were made, however,
and the probation was not extended by
the court. There was flash in the pan
and that was all.
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Big Gladstonian Victories.

LONDON, Nov. Municipal elections
were held in England and Wales yester-
day. Where the results turned on politics
the conservatives gained 80 and the liber.
ais 81 seats.
The leading features Of the returns
from the municipal elections is the fact
that not a single dissident liberal success
is yet recorded. The labor candidates
won some seats from the conservatives.
The Chronicle says the results make a
bad outlook for the government and show
what will happen in the event of an ap-
peal 10 the country.
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THAT FORGED CIRCULAR.
Three Republicans OF Helena Conoocted
the Affair and sent u Out.

BY the Standard $ Special Wire.
BUTTE, Nov. 2.-Several prominent
members Of the p. o. S. of A. of Helena
we're over here to-day In conference with
members Of the p. q. s. Of A. of this city.
the object of the conference being The
"Sons of America letter. The Helena
men brought with them evidence OF the
strongest kind in regard 70 the authorship
Of the letter.
After the conference 4 republican meni-
ber Of the Z. O, 5. of A. of this city, who
was at the conference, was seen by q re.
porter and said: Ave have discovered
the whole scheme from beginning 20 end.
The scheme was laid in Helena.
being concocted by three men.
The letter was composed by these men.
The first copies were made by typewriter
but il was decided that typewritten letters
wouldn't take well. SO copyist was en-
gagged to write them.
The letters were all sent TO Butte 20 be
mailed from here. II was deeply laid
plot, but although l am a strong repub-
lican lam greatly pleased that the effort
to use our organization for dishonest and
base purposes has so sienslly failed.'
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PERE HYAcINTHE TALKS.
He Raves About the Power OF tn
Church and Pope

PARIS, Nov. 2'-Pere Hyacinthe to-day
commenced n campaign against clerical
ism, in his own church with a vociferous
address. He said that the republic was
firmly established, but after leaning to-
ward atheism there was now danger OF
lapsing into clericalism. Pupils Of the
Jesults, he said were swarming into the
military colleges and republicans
threaten 10 bow to clerical government
after the most bigoted pattern
OF the South American republics.
He thought this due TO the republicans,
shutting their eyes to the power Of religion
in society and he advocated national
churches, rejecting the authority OF the
pope, allowing the priests To marry and
abollshiDg the confessional. The fund
for the monument Of Garibaldi is receiv-
many subscriptions in France, fact that
shows better feeling toward Italy among
the French people,
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GRIM VIsAoED WAR.
u Has Broken Out Once More In the God
cheaux Domain.

Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE, Nov. 2.-Josephine and Hector
Godcheaux INDUCED in one Of their period
ical domestic wars to-day. The fight be-
gan this morning with slight skirmishing
on both sides, which continued until this
afternoon when Josephine advanced in
regular order. and the skirmishing as
sumed the dignity OF a genuine hattie.
She opened her full batteries upon Hector
and compelled him 10 retreat amidst q
shower Of dishes, tin pans and other arti-
cles Of domestic utility that she had the
strength to hurl at him. Hector
now invoked the aid of friendly power.
The police, and Josephine was speedily
conveyed 10 the station where she was
given accommodations in the bridal
chamber.
After she had been incarcerated several
hours her unfeeling spouse sent her o
generous chunk of ice with recommenda-
tan that she apply il externally and In
ternally assuring her the results would
prove highly beneficial.
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HE WAS AN ANARCHIST.
Terrible Tragedy Near St. Paul Yes
terday.

terday.
Sr. PAUL. Nov. "A terrible tragedy
occurred nj South 81. Paul this morning,
A young herder named Mickle was driv-
ing some cattle belonging TO Rogers
Brothers, the well known live stock men,
across land belonging 10 George Robarge,
10 reach the pasture ground. Robarge
came out and assaulted Mickle.
Benjamin Rogers, whose house is but q
short distance away, heard the trouble
later, and going over to Robarge's place,
asked him TO mark line Of his property
and prevent future trouble. Robargc
assaulted Rogers with an AK but was
driven back. William Rogers came
10 his brothers assistance and Robarge
got shotgun and fired one barrel into
Williams shoulder, seriously wounding
him, and the other into Rogers head
killing him instantly.
The murderer then reloaded his gun
and going 10 his barn, blew the top of his
head of. Robarge was an anarchist.
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EARLY CLOSING ADVOCATE.
They Form an Assembly Of the knights
of Labor.

Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
Butte, Nov. 2.-The recently organized
assembly Of the Knights Of Labor, COM
posed Of clerks who composed the early
closing association, met this afternoon in
Miners Union hall for the purpose of
eleciing officers. j. White was elected
master workman; Henry NJ. Murphy,
worthy foreman; L. w. Rittenhouse, re.
cording secretary; ]. G.. Baily, financial
secretary aud ]. Heilig, treasurer.
Resolutions were passed making IL the
sense Of the assembly that all merchants
be requested to close their stores NJ )
o'clock each evening until Dec. 10. After
that date stores to be kept open as usual
until Ian. after which, o'clock was TO
be the hour for closing.
Various other committees were ap-
pointed among which was Que TO secure a
permanent place Of meeting.
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Bold. bad MIR. Kelley.

By The Siandarlls Speclal Wire.
Butte, Nov. Tonight as Walter
Thayer was walking along Park street he
was suddenly approached by a we'll.
dressed man. Without a word the stranger
jerked Mr. Thayer's cane from his hand
and raised il as If To strike him. Mr..
Thaycr quickly drew a revolver, at the
sight " which the other man dropped the
cane aud ran down Main street as fast as
his legs could carry him. Officer Walsh,
who witnessed portion of the occur
renee, succeeded IN arresting the stranger
who gave his name a. j. j, Kelley.