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Your Liver. z

Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without q
healthy Liver. When the
Liver is torpid the Bow
els are sluggish and con-
stipated, the food lies
in the stomach undi..
gested, poisoning the
blood; frequent headache
ensues (; q feeling Of lassi-
tude, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
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ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means Of restoring more
people to health and
happiness BY giving them
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It acts with extraor-
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the living
These devoted the
CHRONIC AND COMPLICATED DISEASES
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DISEASES OF WOMEN,

Such q has bafied the skill Of eli other ply
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positively cured by never-failing method.
FRxE EXAMINATION OF THE URME-Each
person applying for medical treatment should
send or bring q TO ounces of urine, which
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will receive careful chemical apd microsco-
pical examination.
WONDERFUL CURES by our improved method
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Premature Decline OF Manly Powers, Kindred
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NEVER SEEN o,sAppoINrg

Asst segeneral family remedy for Dyspepsia,
Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc, I hardly
ever use anything else, and have never
been disappointed In the effect produced;
diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels.
w. J. MCELRoY, Macon, Ga
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Small Tumors, Cancers. Warts, Moles. etc.,
Removed without acids, knife, pair or soar.
New methods, Electroysis.
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j. j. McCLELLAN, M. d., Specialist
OH Chronic Diseases.

'AND1NG. Oh chrome DSe"SeS'
Cure of all ongandng and difficult
EAR THROAT will visit this county and meet their many
,su them Charge the latest and best for
They will visit this county four weeks thus saving their pa
visiting the CITY, AZ they the
only surgeons this country who their own Man
akns Models illustrate and make plain to all afict
ed the and nature OF their diseases.
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He MAY GIVE 1T AWAY
Idaho Cattle Thieves Trembling In EI-
peCiatiOn Of Exposure.
CURSES ON THE SHORT LINE
Every Station Yard Is Filled With
Loaded Cars Awaiting Motive
observation-disclosures of
the Union Pacific.
Special to the standard.

Special 10 the standard.
BELLEVUE, Idaho, Oct. ll.-William
Ledford was arrested here yesterday on
the charge of being implicated in the cat
tie thieving gang mentioned in Wednes-
days dispatches. He is now in jail at
Shoshone awaiting examination. Other
arrests have been made and the affair is
the talk of the whole country around. IL
is surmised that one Of the parties under
arrest will turn states evidence and give
the whole gang away.
All the side tracks in the railroad yards
at Shoshone are covered with freight cars
awaiting motive power. These ears are
for Ogden, Salt Lake and Utah common
points reached 10y way OF the Utah &
Northern. All freight of that description
has hitherto been hauled around by
Granger. Now that the Utah d Northern
has been broad gagged it will be shipped
south from Pocatcllo directly TO its desti-
nation and the 400 odd mile detour via
Granger avoided. But the Utah 4
Northern is not quite ready 20 take this
business, hence the accumulation.
A similar state of affairs exists at
Pocatello, Glcnn's Ferry, and all ends Of
divisions along the Short line. II will
doubtless continue until after the holi-
days, when the railways will secure a
partial rest until the busy spring trade
begins.
This state Of affairs. while satisfactory
TO the train crews, which are thereby en-
nbled to earn largely increased wages, is
very annoying to shippers and consignees.
The mails continue TO be delayed inter-
minably. Salt Lake and Montana papers
have been day late all the week. Mail
from the east has been in arrears still
more. The blessings bestowed upon the
Union Pacific by disguised communit,
are not III for publication.
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GETTING TiRESoME.
Harrison's Western Pilgrimage Nearin.
an End.

ST. Louis, Oct. ll.-President Harrison
arrived this morning. The trip from Kan
sas City was uneyentful. On the arrival
of the president he was taken in charge
by Governor Francis, Mayor Noonan and
the reception committee and given n
military escort 20 the Southern hotel, while
military salute was fired and the null
titude cbecred. The president reviewed
the procession from the balcony Of the
hotel.
In his address at the Merchants ex-
change, the president aroused great enthu-
siasm by referring to the extension of
roads running southwest OF the tidewater.
He could see no reason why the trunk
lines should not run 10 the southwestern
coast as well as 10 the eastern. He be-
lieved we would regain our share of the
worlds commerce. That from these har-
bors on the gulf would develop great
and profitable trade with South America.
After lunch the president was taken TO
the Merchants exchange, where he was
formally welcomed by the governor and
the mayor. The president responded
briefly. The party then visited the fair
grounds.
The president is hourly in receipt Of
kilograms giving the condition of Justice
Miller, aud should his death occurs to-
night or tomorrow il will probably hasten
somewhat the presidents return To Wash
lngton. The programme, however, is 10
spend tomorrow quietly in Indianapolis
and leave for Washington the following
morning, making hriei stop at several
Indiana aud Ohio towns.
Hon. Mark Macdonald, Of California,
one Of the worlds fair commissioners-at-
large, came down from Chicago 20 renew
the urgent invitation Of the board of Iii.
rectors and Director General Davis 10
visit the worlds fair city and inspect the
worlds fair site. The president was com
PEELED again To decline. The Chicagoans
had invited him before hc had left Wash
ington, but he replied that his schedule was
already made up and he could not in jus
| tice to other western cities visit Chicago
at this time, particularly as he had already
visited II on the occasion of the opening
Of the auditorium.
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More Red TapeIsm .

retary Spaulding of the treasury depart
ment has issued a circular to the officers
of customs and others, calling attention
to section of the new tariff law, provid-
ing that on and after March 1, 1891, no ar
ticle of imported merchandise which shall
copy or simulate the name or trade mark
of any domestic manufacturer shall be
admitted at the United States customs
house. In order TO aid the customs oili-
GERS in enforcing this prohibition IL is pro-
vided that domestic manufacturer who
has adopted a trade mark may require
his name and residence and the descrip-
ton of his trade TO be recorded in the
books for that purpose in the treasury
and may furnish 10 the department fac
similes of such trade marks.
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SANDERS ON THE STUMP
He Tells MiSSOula People What Bad Men
The Democrats Are.
A WEARY OLD WAR HORSE
Defending His Crime of Stealing
the State-Hls Love for Car
ter-None Too Much En-
thuslasm.
Special TO the Standard.

Special 10 the standard.
MIssoULA, Oct. 1l.-Wilber +. Sanders
Of Helena spoke this evening at Bennett's
opera house. Bon fires, music and firing
of bombs had drawn a crowd and the
house was packed but the meeting was
grand fizzle. The colonel was introduced
by ). G. Murray and dcommenced speaking
about $3.50 O'Clock and continued two
hours or more. His speech was rambling
talk in vain attempt to cover the whole
field of modern politics. He talked about
the changes of 20 years in the country
and Washington. He condemned the ac-
ton of the democrats in the admission Of
Idaho and Wyoming and the duty on
lead ore. He tried to defend Speaker
Reed, made sport of Hon. Martin Magin-
mis-, talked about tin plate, pensions and
democratic state senator's.
Sanders also undertook To explain the
Sith precinct steal, gave discourse on
the United States senate, tried To explain
Carter's pair with Boatner and dodgcd
the question and got of on tangent. He
lauded Carter 10 the skies and talked
about other lesser subjects too numerous
10 mention. There was n very little en-.
thusiastic applause and slightly more that
was not enthusiastic. The speaker fire..
quently hesitated hut said n number oi
witty, pleasant and sarcastic things. The
affair was not a success. The speaker
was not convincing and the audience were
not enthusiastic. An old timer said: 81
have heard him speak time and again and
never heard him do SO poorly
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A WOMAN SCoRNED.
She Makes Trouble For Her Recreant
Husband.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1l.-An evening paper
says that Chief of Police Marsh has re-
ceived letter making rather sensational
charges against j. Z. Shawhan, said TO
have been n member of the San Fran
cisco board of trade. He has wife in
San Francisco. She married him in Ken
lucky. They went to San Francisco aud
lived happily several years. Since he left
San Francisco, however, she asserts she
has learned of his misconduct with other
women. She also makes the graver
charge against him Of misusing funds en-
trusted TO him by her mother 10 invest.
Since his arrival in Chicago he has not
made any remittances and she believes he
is living high life here while she is with.
out money.
She wants the chief Of police TO gather
the proof and she will come and prose
cute.
A reporter found Shawhan on the floor
of the board of trade. lie said he had
separated from his wife. but couldn't un
derstand why she had written. They had
corresponded regularly. lie wouldn't
talk about the accusations further thar
10 caution the reporter not 10 give cur
rency To the "misstatement of his wife ol
others, as he had good business connec
tions in Chicago aud San Francisco
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~ Morris Park.

NORRIS PARK, Oct. il.-All ages, five
furlongs-Bradford won, Reilly second,
Park Ridge third, Time, l:09A.
Three-year-olds and upward, amile and
a half-Come-to-Taw won, Saluba second,
Sorrento third. Time, 2:i9.
Twoyear-old files, five furlongS-Guil-
dean iilly won, Correction second, Evan
gcline third. Time, OBJ.
White Plains handicap, two-year-olds,
six furlongs-Gascon won, La Tosca sec-
ond, Kirkover third. Time, 1:l7H.
New Rochelle stakes, for all ages, a
mile and quar,er-Tourname won,
Diablo second, Senorita third. Time,
2:l5.
Three-year-olds aud upwards, mile
and a STANDARDIZATION won, Floodtide
second, Golden Reel third. Time, :57.
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Al Fair Oaks.

RICHMOND, Oct. 1.-THE Comte DE
Paris and party spent the day at the
battle field Of Fair Oaks or Seven Pines.
Comte DE Paris was much surprised to-
day over cable dispatch in the morning
papers saying that the Confess De Paris
is alarmed at the political situation in
Portugal and had telegraphed him 10 re-
turn at once. The Comte said to a repre-
sentative Of the Associated Press, al wish
you would contradict that report. Ii il
not true and was probably started for
speculative purposes. The Confess has
not telcgraphcd me Of any trouble and
do not think she will find il necessary %
do So"
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THEY RAiDED A SALOON.
Serious shooting Array In a California
Mining Camp.

CALIsToGA, Cal, Oct. ll.-Ncar the
Bradenard quicksilver mine in Lake
county last evening several masked men
raided a snloon kept by Steven Rich and
wife. Great shooting began and Mrs
Rich was fatally wounded Rich was
badly hurt and w. II. Mcclure, one Of the
raiders. shot dead. Mrs. Rich recognized
two of the assailants as men from the
mine. The raid was probably uaugu.
rated 20 clean out some Objectionable
characters that hung about the saloon.
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Lady BoodIers Arrested.

New YORK, Oct. l1.-Cornelia V. Miller
and Priscilla Field, wives of tine London
bankers styled Field & Co., who failed a
month ago with liabilities amounting to
$4,000, were arrested i'm hotel here
to-day. They are said to have come 10
this country with the funds which should
have been applied TO the liquidation of
the debts of the insolyent firm.
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The Mormon Republic,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1l.-A private dis
patch from Governor Warren, OF Wyom-
ing, gives the results OF the official can
vass OF the vote of that state made al
Cheyenne to-day. The republicans elect
every state officer and their members of
congress by majoritcs ranging frora l,iiJ
To 2,567. The senate stands Ia republi-
cans, ? democrats: the house Of repre-.
sentatives q republicans, o democrats.
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TUOHY is FREE.

The Helena Coal Dealer Discharged by
the District Court.
special 10 the Standard.
HELENA, Oct. 1.-THE first case OF the
state versus the coal dealers. which COM
menccd last spring, ended to-day in the
acquittal of p. J. Tuohy. He is a prom
inent coal dealer OF this city, and was in
indicted few months ago for receiving
coal stolen from the Northern Pacific
company. Other prominent coal dealers
and several well known employees OF the
railroad company were indicted at the
same time, making altogether the most
sensational series of indictments in Hell
ena in recent years. Tuoby's acquittal
probably means that the other cases will
not be brought TO trial.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Two Men Killed In an Effort TO Get Away
From the Law.

AKRON, Ohio, Oct ll.-Thcre was ter
rible tragedy at Orrville last night.
Coroner Boydston had arrested John
Sweeney and had him in custody on the
depot platform. just as an engine was
coming along pal of Sweency's stepped
up from behind and pushed Boydston in
front Of il. The coroner was terribly
mangled aud must have died instantly.
He retained his grip on Sweeney, how
ever, as he went down, and the prisoner
was fatally injured. The man who
pushed him down was caught and placed
i'm iail
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MONTANA PRESBYTERY.
In Session at Deer Lodge-Tho,s Present
Reports Made.


Reports Made.
Special to the Standard.
DEER LODGE, Oct. 1.-THE Montana
Presbytery is in session here now, there
being present, Rev. c. X. Compton, Ana
conda; James Rei., Deer Lodge; Adam
Johnston, Deer Lodge; William Cobleieh,
Corvallis; L. NJ. Ellis, Stevensville; T. v.
Moore, Helena; ]. W. Sanderson, Boze-
man; L. j. Groenveld, Butte; Hugh La
mont, Missoula; I. A. Wicks, Boulder;
A. &. Mcmillan, Granite. Elders II.
NJ. Patterson, Butte; I. w. Catlin, Deer
Lodge; j. NJ. Waters, Bozeman; c. w.
Burchard, Dillon; B. A. Cook, Boulder.
Reports from all the churches show
good work and indicate much progress.
Rev. I. V. Moore handed down a very
elaborate and interesting report from the
last general assembly. The presbytery
will be in session the whole of Monday, to-
morrow being devoted 10 religious ser
vices.
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NOT FOND OF WORK.
A Tramp Who Begged a Working OUTFIT
and sold IL aud skipped.

Special 10 the Standard.
GRANITE, Oct. ll.-Some five or six
weeks ago five men who pretended TO be
looking for employment applied TO
Durand, the wood contractor. Mr.. Durand
accommodatingly supplied them with
axes, blankets and provisions and hauled
them into the timber, where they agreed
to chop wood; but il seems anything per-
tanning 10 work was not 10 their taste aud
they accordingly sold everything they had
procured Of Mr.. Durand's store aud left
for parts unknown. Deputy Sheriff
Barnes has, however, located some of
them aud left this morning To get them.
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FRANCE EXCITED.
Her People Look Upon the Mckinley
Bill as a blow at Them.

PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE agitation over the
new United States tariff law is greater
than ever during the last week. The Wild
est ideas as to the scope and effect of the
law are prevalent. Lyons virulently re-
monstrated against the heavily increased
duties on silk; Bordeaux was equally ex-
cited about wine, and the whole of
France was in condition of extreme ir-
ritation and apprehension, which was
reflected by the newspapers. Mr.. Lock-
roy treats the idea of European zollver-
Elm against America as eutopian.H holds
that France, unassisted by other coun-
tries, can open the gates Of the American
Chinese wall by profiting by the word
reciprocity" which figures in the new
law.
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STONES FOR THE STARVING.
England's Latest Blur Towards Furnish
ing Food for the Irish.

LONDON, Oct 1.-THE government has
advanced Midland Great Western Rail-
way company, of Ireland, 100000 to en-
able the company to build lines to connect
the coast with the inland markets in the
distressed districts of Ireland. The Tele.
graph says the help afforded to poor ten.
ants by this opportunity to procure work
will prove opportune. as il will enable
them to earn money to tide over the worst
winter months and purchase potato seed
in the spring. The fisheries along the ex
tent Of the Irish coast will be developed
by the facilities afforded by the railroad
company TO transport fish TO the inland
towns.
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GoNernment RY Enrce.

BERNE, Oct. 1.-THE ultramontane gov
ernment in Ticina has been reinstated. In
addition 20 the extra troops who have
been sent 10 Ticino three battalions Of in
fantry have been ordered to proceed TO
that canton 10 guard against further out
breaks.
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End OF the Spanish Cri,i..

LISBON, Oct. 1.-THE ministerial crisis
is ended. Sor LOUISA is prime minister.
Sousa is the prime minister and minis
ter of war; Candido, minister Of the in
terror ana education; Brandas, justice /;
Gouva, finance; Fumes, marine; Bocago,
foreign affairs; Ribeiro, public works.
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Census Reports.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE census re-
ports the population Of the state of Arkan-
sas at LIPS, $50; an increase OF 3d. $50,
or 40.23 per cent. The population of the
state of North Dakota is 1s2,425 an in
crease of BIG. or 3gi.20 per cent.
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LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. ll.-Dr. j. Con-
verse, widely known throughout Nebraska,
Kansas and Iowa MS the protector Of the
Nebraska q Missouri railway now the
Burlington), and one of the most promi-
nent citizens Of this section, died AT his
farm to-day in his Goth year.
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NANCY is THE DANDY.
bud DobIe Secures AN Easy Victory on the
Cincinnati Track.

CINCINNATI, Oct, ll.-Fair weather
brought out over $500 people TO the
Queen City Mile Driving park this after
noon to witness two great 4-year-old
trotters try conclusions as to their prowess
as flyers in front of wheels. The contest
was between Nancy Hanks, driven by
Bud Doble, and Alabaster. driven by
Myers, for 5000 side. Nancy Hanks
won three straight heats. Time 2:23L,
2:A, 2:l7A. Alabaster broke in all three
heats while Nancy Hanks never broke
and won easily.
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Cash Enough to Run a Paper.

New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE weekly bank
statement shows a reserve decrease Of
ss,356,0OO. The banks now hold s3,155,OO0
in excess of the legal rule. The heavy
loss in the reserve caused the stock mar
ket TO close heavy and weak at slight
declines.
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BUNGLING ROBBERS.
They Hold Up Train hut Lose Th.iI
Nerve at the Last Moment

Nerve at the Last Moment
Fort ScoTr, Kas.. Oct. ll.-Last night
the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas passen.
ger train was robbed by four masked men
near Schell City. Mo. The robbers com.
PEELED the engineer to dismount and knock
at the express door. The messenger
threw out many packages not knowing
how much they contained.
The robbers got no money. The cx
press messenger told them no money was
carried on his train. They took his wort
for il and allowed the train 20 proceed.
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NO BLOOD SHED.
Swiss Liberals Protest Against the Action
OF the Government.

BERNE, Oct. n.-All public meetings
have been forbidden in Bellinzona by
order Of the federal alcommissioners Thou
sands of liberals are ilockine TO Bellinzona
TO protest against the action Of the gov
ernment The demonstrations were
peaceful, but various Indignation meet
ings were dispersed by the cavalry. The
people made no resistance, and no blood
was shed.
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One knight R.lenscd.

Troy, n. Y, Oct li.-Justice Grogan Of
West Troy this morning discharged John
Herman, charged with placing obstruc-
tons on the New York Central tracks. on
the ground that there was no evidence
before the court that crime had been
committed.
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COUNTING THE VOTES.

Election.
Special to the Standard.
BOISE Cry, Ida, Oct. 1l.-Ross Hutch
ins was shot and instantly killed at Hun
ter station, on the Idaho Central, in this
county, last night, by Mr.. Jennings. ON
account Of some land trouble. Jennings
is in custody.
The board Of commissioners is can
vassing the vote, but as yet cannot tell
anything accurate. The result will be
known tomorrow. Very interesting de
yelopments are expected shortly in con-
nection with the senatorial fight. Dubois,
Shoup, Mcconnell and Claggett are can
didates, j. i. Kegan OF Wallace is here
engineering Clagget's fight.
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O'I,rien and Dillon.

DUBLIN, Oct. li.-lt is definitely known
that Dillon and OBrien were not among
the passengers on the steamer La Bour~
goyne from Hayre. The theory that they
went on u yacht aud boarded the steamer
outside is the favorite Que.
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Christian Alliance Omccrs.

New YORK, Oct, 1.-THE Christian ALI.
ance now ia session here has elected Rev.
II. Simpson, of New York, as president,
and Miss Carrie Judd Montgomery, Of
California, recording secre tary. The re-
ports for the past year are very favorable.
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General FisL's Successor.

MoHoNK LAKE, n. Y, Oct ll.-At the
meeting Of the board Of Indian commits
sloners this morning the vacancy in the
presidency caused by the death Of Cen
eral Clinton B. Fisk, was filed by the
election of DR.. Merrill T.. Gates, president
of Amherst college.
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PARIS, Oct li.-An explosion Of pctro-
leum occurred in Skittlc's alley, at Soig-
nolles. Twcnty-sevon persons were Sc
vercly burned, and many Of them so
badly that they will die.