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Forty minutes from city or heai.I aao oil MOI
urR FIEY cannot be equalled Large rooms y. honm,i
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PHILIP 4. SMYTH Auctonecr.
- rSDAY JUNE 10 1890 at IL O'Clock. at Keai Estate
ExrhauRc 50 Go Lbcrty--t., y. !. CitY,
pE ,VTIFUI [. OF ZEN ANNE COTTAGE ana g10ihd'
ist completcd all modern rents - rooms
ofgh magnificent views; Doating, hatahH ara
GsHing sewer water; hOr'c cars 30 minutes from
@3d.st 10 Larchmont frequent trons.
ToWNSFND & MAifW. AttyS, lJ Chambrrsst'
Maps az Auctionecr's Office 20 Libeity-t y. y
Wm Zen,cr, Esq. hn directed Jcrc. Johnson Jr' 10
.. nnd without reserve Oh Tuc@dny' June
mr. 400 600 Lots Occal Parkway and othcr
.,r.c,. directly opposite Hiram W. lIowe> inmors
Road Uousr. Get maps and free tickets Immediately
of Jcre Johns ,p Ir.. 80 Liberty ST., New York. ma
303 Fulton 1T. BroOtlyn
RICHARD v HARNETT & CO. Auctioneers,
II will .el AZ auction. WEDNESDAY, JUNE is.
A. 10 ociock noon the Real Estate Exchange ana
~ - Auction Room. 50 " 0j Liberty'st.
PEfEMPTORY SALE
81 lots in the choices, part Of
BEDFORD PARK,
2ithrWard. New-YOFk City.
Situated on Southern Boulard. Subur an.st, cambridge
and Terrace aNoS.
Natural ground almost ready for building. and having
all conven!ences Of the city le innuts Nn htd CthId
Depot and minutes from Bedford Park station.
65 per may remain bcad and mortgage, al
Title guaranteed by Lawyers Title Insurance Co.. aho
policy issued Of charge 70 purchaser
Maps At Auctioneers'. 73 Liberty.st
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OCEAN PARK WAY
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE HIRAM W. """
FAMOUS ROAD HOUSE.

D1uECTIY OPPOSITE HIRAM W. ho"hS
FAMOUS ROAD HOUSE.
y,rr rx,IRsION TO TIE SALE ON ThE
uopsE AND ELECTRIC CARS or CONEf IShAND
,Sn nnOOKLYN RAILROAD.
IyC0MpARABLE RHODE ISLAND CLAMbnNn NM
,XDrR THE MAMMOTH TENT BEFORE TIE
SALE. .,, ,vc,NrxT
BAND. ,,n.c, Par,,
,r,c Cccau Parkway. connecting Pro.rec. @ n",m
,,;,, Co,.v Island /. the FINEST DRIVE ~ IN"
yyOpID and pas.cs through n section o. 'o"''
,,,,Iiod ,s n residential district. -
Tt,r MEAN. OF COMMUNICATIONS Ann
poU,IJED The electric cars OF The tohe' '
Urno,,,x, KIt ms. ono side OF thr properly anu "
pro.,cc, pnr 4 Coucy Island lCui'ers' ""o "
,,nt,on reoch Railroads have stations Win" "
Il ,.r n Iomc-
rr,,. i. The opportunity OF a ihr'ime "" " =,
so.I,ors all investors, both large nn' -h'"' ~ "
hu;iacr. 10 buy the finest lois il hi's- 'o""'' "'
auction prices .o. ,,,,rd 20 per
- n, all purcha.cs of $500 ana uP""" %" '''
-, ,,,x rcuaia on bond and ~ 'rtgagc -
,ri,I.. arc insured by the TITLE 6t AhANrTh -
rnI.sr COMPANY OF NEW -NokN' '"p''"
O., onO O0O with a large surplus.
vor mans free pns.cr. md all addition"' '"i'
lion ,npIy 10 JERE. JOHNSON. Jr, % 'hoefV-''
- york nnd 1893 Fniton- ~, Broohiyn'
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BouLANoER AGAIN.
His Friends Demand That He lie Purged
From Those Charges,


PAms, Oct. 9.-Roche, minister of
commerce, introduced In the chamber Of
deputies to-day n general customs bill.
II is the minimum and maximum bill,
which has already been introduced in
these dispatches. Replying to a question
by Etienhc, under secretary for the colo
nies, he denied that war had been de-
clnred against Dahomey. The object OF
the expedition was simply to defend the
French subjects in Dahomey. The order
Of the day approving the course Of the
government was adopted,
Goussot, the BoulAugist, brought up the
Boulangist question by demanding legal
action be taken against the Boulangists 10
throw light upon the recent charges
against them.
Minister Constans replied that the high
court of Justice and nearly the whole of
France had already condemned Boulau-
ger, and il is needless for the government
To prosecute, unless new attempts are
made.
De Roulege createda scene by forbid.
ding Reinach, whom he described as
"that lackcy Of all administrations TO in
terrupt him.
President Floquct demanded the with.
drawal Of the objectionable words. De
Roulege refusing 10 Withdraw them the
chamber censured him. Afterwards
Reinach challenged DE Roulcge TO a
duel and the challenge was accepted.
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MISSOULA POINTS.
Programme of Democratic speakers-A
Marriage-Nsw Companies Formed.
Sn.rInI Ii M sfnnnnrh

Programme Of Democratic speakers-A
Marriage New Companies Formed.
Special IN the STANDARD.
MIssOULA, oct. 20.--llon. Z, d. Mats
and Thomas Creighton drove 10 Potomac
this afternoon. where Mr.Matts will speak
this evening. Tomorrow evening he will
speak at Butte, on Wednesday afternoon
a, Flat creek and in the evening at the
Iron Mountain mine In company with
Colonel I. c. Marshall, on Friday evening
NJ Horse Plains In company with Judges
Woody aud Reeves and on Saturday even
ing at Bonner with Judge Reeves and
Colonel Marshall.
Invitations have been issued by the Mis-
soula Social Dancing club for tho first
dance Of the series, TO be given AZ the
X. q =. hall on Friday evening. This is
Que % the loading social organizations of
the city, aud all that can boz wished is ihni
their dances this season may be as pleas
ant as those Of last.
Miss Harriet Hord, county superin.
tendcnt Of schools, has prepared a very
complete programme for tho Teachers
institute, which will be in session here
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. II
consists for the most part OF the reading
Of papers, discussions, music and class
drills, all of which will certainly be
enjoyed 10y the assembled teachers.
The trial Of Pascal, the Indian, was
continued this afternoon. The main wit.
nesses examined were DR.. Saunders, who
testified to the dead mans having been
shot In the hack, and Antoine Finley and
Tcnas.La, who related the confession that
Pascal had made TO them, 20 the effect
that he shot the white man as he rode
along ahead Of him, concealed his body
and took his belt and aftcrward lost IL.
Daniel 4. Bandmann has recently sold
TO parties in the Flathcad country seven
head Of hil fine Holstcin cattle for 81 900.
Mr.. j. +. Seoelist % Helena and Miss
Mary A. 4. Cannon Of this city were mar
riod at the Catholic church this morning
by Father Genna. Only the immediate
friends of the contracting parties were
present.
William Kennedy, Joseph solomon and
Frank II. Woody to-day filed articles OF
incorporation Of the Missoula Cab and
Transfer company, the objects of which
are to conduct general transfer business
for passengers, baggage and merchan-
disc. The capital stock is $4,000, divided
into 1000 shares.
The Boston Qrintette club gave grand
concert nt the opera house tonight. II
was not nearly 50 well attended as 1t de-
served, the reserved seats being all taken
hut the rest OF the house being almost
empty. II was yery highly enjoyed by
those who could appreciate it and adj
mired by others, almost every number be-
ing cuchorel,
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NOW WE'RE GETTING IT
How Speaker Reeds Friends Worked
tho Silver Bill.
THEY WERE ON THE MAKE
Running a Racket With Silver for
the Profit They Gould Make
Wall Street Sharpers We're
Too Brisk for Them.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-The news from
Washington includes painful rumor in
circulation there 20 the effect that several
members of congress who went into n
pool for the purchase Of a large quantity
Of silver, before the silver bill was passed.
have been unable 10 dispose Of their hold
ings and are likely 10 carry their
speculative investment for some months
before the deal reaches the quotation of a
month or six weeks ago. II IL understood
that the pool represents 100000 in sill
yer purchased at prices ranging from Sl.Ot
10 Sl.l0. After the passage Of the act tle
quotations on silver ran up as high as
sl.ls, bat the operators in New York un-
loaded in a hurry, and SO much was
shipped to this country from Englaudthat
the market has been flooded and the con-
gressmen are unable TO dispose Of the
large quantity they purchased.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-At to-day's meeting
Of the executive committee Of the Worlds
Fair national commission, Harris Of Vir-
ginia offered a resolution which he asked
TO be referred to the conference commit
tee Of the commission aud the local iii.
rector, directing that a committee 10 con-
slider the advisability Of appointing a
joint conference committee Of tho two
bodies, to act permanently with relation
10 all subjects in which both bodies are
interested. If this proposition is adopted
il will result in the creation Of body rep
rcsenting both boards which would prob
ably be ia almost continuous session In
this city. and which would exercise
supervision over all practical administra-
tion Of the exposition affairs.
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u pom the manufactured goods of Europe
they favor development of their own in
dustries, and compel well-to-do classes to
pay indirect taxes and have no cause 10
fear European reprisals, because such re-
prisals would have 10 apply ~ cereals,
meat, petroleum, ETC., which are
the very articles these nations
absolutely require. The United States
care but little for reciprocity with Eu-
rope, for they know Europe has need OF
them, aud they will grant II or refuse IL,
as may suit their own interests. They
care a great deal, however, for reciprocity
with nations Of America. Attention calls
to the fact that Brazil is preparing TO Sc
cure a market in the United States for its
sugar. The manner in which Brazil
wrcsted from Cuba the palm OF
being the chief coffee producer
is alluded TO, and warning is sounded.
That same thing may happen with re-
gard to sugar. The letter closes with an
expression of hope that the gravity of
these economical problems In the Antilles
viii receive the attention they deserve,
aud with apprehension well founded, the
writer thinks that Cuban productions, es-
pecialy sugar. may he unable 20 compete
in the North American market with that
Of other sugar producing countries,
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A brutal Assault.

CHICAGO. Oct. GA curious assault
was made tonight upon an ex-gambler
named j. d. Quinn. Two men held him
up in dark spot on tho edge Of Union
park and compelled him 10 strip TO the
waist and poured bucket Of liquid tar
over the upper portion OF his body aud
then added some feathers by way Of
adornment. His assailants then knocked
him down and kicked him repeat
edly. He was found by some people
strolling through the park and the
police notified, hut with no trace Of ia Q
assailants. Quinn has been posing as q
reformed gambler" writing book on
gambler methods and is supposed 10 have
incurred the enmity Of the fraternity,
although sporting men scout ,he idea Of
any such motives having provoked attack.
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IT'S NEW OFFICERS.
Men who WIN Control the Anairs Of Il
Illinois Central.

Men Who VIII Control the Anairs Of the
Illinois Central.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Pursuant to the
policy adopted a year ago, Of establishing
the presidents office and domicile in Chi
cago, and of electing additional directors
resident in Illinois, the management Of
the Illinois Central railroad company to-
day at its meeting effected new organi-
zation, as follows: The vice president TO
act in the absence or disability Of the
president, and take charge Of the treasury
and accounting departments; the second
vice president In charge OF the operating
and traffic departments, the general
counsel and general solicitor in charge Of
the legal department
The following officers were elected;
President, Stuyvesant Fish; general
counsel, b. Il. Ayor; general solicitor,
James fortress; treasurer, Henry De
Wolf; secretary, Alexander G.. Hackstair.
John C. welling % Chicago, who for Is
years has been at the head Of the account
ing department, was elected first vice
president. j. I. Harahan, at present gen.
eral manager Of the Louisville, New
Orleans d Texas railway, was elected Sec
ond vice president.
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TRADE WITH CUBA.



Between American Countries.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-Tbe state de-
partmeut has received copy Of the min
utes recently taken in the chamber Of
commerce AT Havana with reference TO
the Mckinley bill, and the question OF
reciprocity. The statement, which was
transmitted to the Spanish minister of
colonies, was accompanied by a letter
from the president Of the chamber which
shows the existence of strong sentiment
favorable 10 reciprocal relations with the
United States. The statement was sent
10 the minister in response 10 a message
from him asking suggestions as 20 any
notifications desired in the Cuban tariff
The writer says, In part: "Thc new
Cuban tariff proposed by Spain must he
preceded by repeal Of the act Of 's2, be-
cause that act creates insuperable oh.
stacles 10 the development of the foreign
commerce OF Cuba, which is Indispensable
TO the cultivation Of the products of all
Cubans.n Tho writer says that the
greatest market for Cuban goods Is a M.
ton whose ports lie at lis very door. The
chamber Of commerce, they say, does not
hesitate to Affirm that the United States
are 90 be regulators Of the economical
market, just rs England is OF the money
market. The law makers Of the United
States. they further say, know pcrfcctly
well the people whom they reprcsent
h ave abundance 81 necessaries of life,
and they know by imposing heavy duties
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SHOT HIMSELF.
Architect Mullett Of Washington Suicides
Owing To Trouble.

Architect Mullett of Washington Suicides
Owing to Trouble.
WASHINGTON, Oct 20.-A. B. Mulle,t,
one of the best known architects i'll this
city and for years supervising architect Of
the treasury department, shot and killed
himself this evening at his residence. lie
had been in poor health for a long time
suffering from rheumatism and other
complaints. But il is thought financial
trouble was the chief cause Of his act.
DIR. p. j. Murphy, the surgeon in charge
OF the Columbia hospital, who for many
years has been Mulletps family physician,
made statement OF the circumstances
OF the shooting substantially as follows:
About O'Clock he called at the house
10 see Mrs. Mullett, who was slightly in
disposed. After prescribing for Mrs.
Mullett the doctor took leave and went TO
his office, just across the street. lie had
been there but short time when son
of Mr.. Mullett came running over and
asked him TO come 10 the house at once.
He hurried back and found Mullett
lying across the bed in his
sleeping apartment, and partially dis
robed. He was unconscious and bleeding
profusely. The doctor made hasty ex-
animation and found the blood came
from a wound about two inches above the
right ear. The dying man gave three or
four gasps, and died within seven minutes
after the wound had been inflicted.
When the doctor first entered the room
he found Mrs. Mullett lying by the side Of
the body of her wounded husband, weep
ing bitterly, with her arms thrown around
his neck. The doctor removed her gently
from the room, and then gave his atten-
ton TO her husband. Later in the eve
ming the coroner was sum
moned, and after an examina tion
of the body gave verdict Of
death from suicide, due 10 melancholy.
Mr.. Mullett was 55 years old and very
well known. lie designed maly of the
public buildings that have been erected
in the different cities. Among them being
the New York city post Office aud tho i'm
posing state, war and navy department
buildings in this city. Mr.. Mullett had u
severe case Of lagrippe last winter from
which he still suffered. For the past few
months he has been at times despondent
and gloomy.
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turhance bill" aud the land bill Of 1857
were drafted on the basis that Panell
suggested. Balfour was responsible Tor
this exceptionally coercive government
and he ought to supervise il on the spot.
Morley adhered to his previous asser-
tion that the police had used excessive
force in Tipperary. ltwas no bodily in.
jury, which Balfour said sticking plaster
would mend, but the stings Of the insults
which inaamed the people. Such scurril-
lous talk showed Balfour was unfit to
govern Ireland.
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credi, Due the NAVY Department.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-When the adj
vertisements for proposals for building a
ram, torpedo boat and torpedo cruiserw was
issued Saturday, it marked the completion
by the navy department Of AL work Of new
construction which it las been authorized
TO undertake, with two exceptions. These
arc submarine monitor and the duplicate
Of Yesusevius. which il is unlikely will be
constructed on the lines originally laid
down. Congress at its last session made
provision for six new vessels, most Of
them of heavier type, and Of more com
plete construction than any heretofore
undertaken TO be built, and the navpl alI-
thorities are felicitating themselves upon
the fact that they have within three weeks
after the adjournment been able 10 COM
plete all Of the designs, issue proposals
aud in several casss award contracts for
the construction Of their vessels. In addi-
tion TO the record Of quick designing. the
construction bureau was charged during
the time Of preparation OF the plans for
five vessels as authorized 10 be built by
the preceding congress.
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An Insult 10 Governor Campbell.

COLUMNS, o., Oct @.-The lower
branch Of the legislature reconvened this
afternoon, the senate having adjourned
until tomorrow. Governor Campbell
sent message to the house hut tho
speaker refused TO recognize his private
secretary, and tho adjournment motion
was rushed through. Governor Campbell
looks upon the action of the speaker as a
personal insult.The message suggested "a
non-partisan board of improvements for
Cincinnati be appointedby the mayor aud
nn election held in April. The message
will 20 10 the senate tomorrow.
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CARTER WAS RATIFIED
When He Attempted 10 Explain TO the
People Of Helena.
MANTLE'S PRETTY PLAN
To Show How Popular Carter Is
About a Cane That
Was Bought In
Butte.
TIES PRETTY PLAN

Special Correspondence OF the standard.
HELENA, Oct 0.-The republicans
held big mass meeting at Ming's opera
house this evening. Bonnres and red
lights assisted in calling out crowd and
the building was completely filed when
the speaking began. ALI of the big re-
publicans were on the stage. Chairman
John w. Thompson Of the county central
committee presided, assisted by c. c.
Newman, president Of the Carter club.
Hon. Thomas Henry Carter was the first
speaker of the evening and was greeted
with applause as he arose. His entire
speech was a series OF explanations which
did not explain, and very lame apologies.
He was badly ratified at times, particu-
larly when he attempted to explain the
pair with Boatner. He discussed the
silver issue and bolstered up the republi-
can side as best he could. His voice was
bad and his speech as a whole was re-
garded great disappointment 10 the re-
publicans.
Secretary Mantle spoke for ten minutes
in his usual stereotyped way. He finished
by presenting gold-headed cane to
Carter, which he said was a gift from the
Cour d. 'Alene miners.
The presentation drew forth great ap-
plause.
A Butte man here to-day said that
Charles Warren bought the cane in Butte
yesterday and that Mantle fixed up type
written speech to-day to accompany II.
This evening big democratic meeting
will be held at Ming's opera house. Gov
ernor Toolc and II. b. Smith will speak.
Tomorrow the sixteenth grand lodge,
/. .. o. f., of Montana, will meet in this
city for three days session. Many Odd
Fellows are now in town. And il is ex-
pected that 400 will be present at the
grand banquet Thursday might. Some
sixty delegates will be present.
The majority Of the coal eases collapsed
to-day. The case against John Brady, the
street commissioner, was nolle pressed,
as were those against the others, except
Murphy, whose trial begins tomorrow.
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DANCED TO DEATH.
Dakota Indians Reported In a Frightfui
Condition.

MINSElPoLIs, Oct. 2O.-The Tribus's
Pierre, 5. D., special says: A Aphysician
living at Fort Pierre yesterday returned
from a visit TO a band Of Indians 25 miles
from here, whittier he was summoned by
"squaw men" who informed him the
entire band Of 900 would die off unless
something was done for them. Thirteen
have already died and many Of them arc
down with mountain fever. These red
skins have been realizing the new mes
siah craze by fasting and executing ghost
dances without stint for two months until
they are helpless and have brought on
disease,
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JUST like PRECINCT 81
How Chicago Republicans Protect The
Ballot Box.
SANDERS NEEDS THE
OF Men That They Were
Paid by Republicans to Ille-
gally Register-Tactlcs OF
State Stealers.

CHICAGO, Oct. ea.-An evening paper
publishes the starment that a negro
named Dunson wts arrested to-day for
improper registration. He admitted to a
member of the democratic campaign
committee that he bad been paid for do
ing so by a member Of the republican
committee. lie alsp gave, il is asserted,
the name of another member of the re-
publican committee who, with the first
one, secured the Illegal registration Of
several hundred negroes, He gave the
names OF several other republican work.
ers, and il is asserted they will all be ar
rested as soon as possible.
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AKniiMny ni AuctInn.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9.-The Missouri and
Arkansas division Of the st. Louis, Ar
kansas & Texas railway, commonly
knownas the Cotton Belt, extending from
Birds Point, Mo-, opposite Cairo, Ills, TO
Texarkana, Ark, was sold at auction to-
day. II was purchased by a reorganiza-
ton committee. General Louis Ritfger-
aid, president Of the former company, be-
ing the bidder, for Si,Oo,0o. The Texas
division will be sold under a similar de-
cree at Waco, Thursday.
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IL VIII IInrt America

LONDON, Oct. 2O.-Ina speech at New
castle Monday Lord Granville said the
tories pretended they were confident OF
the result Of appealing 10 the country; yet
they delayed dissolying parliament as
lcng as possible.
Referring TO the new American tariff he
said Il is certain To be more injurious 10
America herself than 10 England.
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EIGHT MEN DROWNED.
Fatal Ship burning OF Lexington, Lake
superior.

PoET Huron, Mich, Oct. 2O.-The
steamer Annie Young Of the Lake Su-
perior Transit company, took fire and
burned 10 the waters edge off Lexington
this morning. The steamer Ed Smith
went 10 her rescue and took thirteen Of
her crew of and brought them here. The
balance OF the crew, eight men, took TO the
yawl. The drowned are A. Mcdonald, j..
Donnelly, j. Crosby, J. Gallagher, J..
Connolly and three deck hands, names
unknown. Young had cargo OF coal
and merchandise. She was OF G93 tons
burden, valued at $4,000. The mate was
badly burned.