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RIDES ROUGH SHOD
Reeds IethOds In Putting The Force Bill
Through the House.
Senator Plumb Says the Members
of the Silver Sextette are
Very far Apart and no
Plan 10 Fixed.

Special 10 the standard.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-"Tom" Reed has
put through his election bill. He rode
rougli-shod over the democrats to-day, and
in one case, when he refused TO yield the
constitutional right on which democrats
insisted when they demanded to have n
roll call i'm order to prove a vote by tellers,
his offense was so rank that even the
timid Mckinley sided with the democrats
and against the man who was Carter's
choice for speaker. The bill will not he
come law at this session of congress-that
is the opinion of an anti-administration
senator, and that style of men among the
republicans, aided by the democrats. will
see to IL that the presidents pet scheme
fails. As Harrison has beaten their silver
bill, they will beat his election bill.
There was meeting to-day of the con.
ferees Of the silver bill and Senator Jones
says tonight that they separated very far
apart and with opinions different as "a
what they shall do. He adds that he does
not consider the outlook promising, still
he hopes for fair compromise.
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susan B. Anthony'~ Follower.

: wAsHISGroS. July -2.=The National
Women Suffrage association, through
Jane II. Spoffart, its treasurer, and the
National Women's Christian Temperance
union, through Ada NJ. Bittenbinder. its
superintendent of legislation and petit
tions, called upon the president to-day
and asked him To sign the bill providing
for the admission of Wyoming on the
Fourth of July.
The Wyoming bill provides for political
equality without distinction of sex. and
the advocates If women suffrage say they
desire tn celebrate the Fourth of July i'm
honor Of this beginning of the republic in
connection with the events for which the
day is already commemorated. Ii is the
intention To have the Wyoming and Idaho
bills sent TO Cape May Point, where the
president will pass the Fourth. and re-
quest him To sign Il.
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.
They Enter An Emphatic Protest Agains
III. Republican Policy.

the Republican Policy.
SCRANTON, Pa. July 2.-The demo-
cratic state convention for the nomina-
ton of state officers met this morning
with Rchey b. Coke as temporary chair
man.
The platform urges the necessity Of
tariff reform in n way ,essening taxation I;
proudly points tn the administration of
Cleveland in comparison with the present
administration; accepts issue of Quayism
rendered by the late republican conven-
tion; arraiens the republican party for
,isurpation Of power in federal admins
tration for placing dictator in the chair
OF the house of Representatives; for disre-
gard of the civil service law; for failure
to fulfill its promises To soldiers; for
efforts 10 promote sectionalism; for reck-
less expenditures; for fostering trusts i'm
its tariff hill for failure to enforce the
contract labor law; for an attempt To
excite a race war by the passage of "A
federal election law, and for corruption in
elections and cringing before a party boss.
After recess ex-Postmaster Harrity was
elected permanent chairman.
Pattison was nominated on the first
ballot.
The platform was unanimously adopted
and nominations were made. The nomi.
nees for governor were Robert Pattison,
William Il. Wallace. Robert :. Wright,
William W. Henscl, X. Chauncey, y.
Black, When the roll call was finished
in the first ballot IL was apparent
that Pattison, who was great
favorite was nominated, and as soon
as the result was announced the nominal
ton was made unanimous. Nominations
for lieutenant governor resulted in the
presentation of the names of Chauncey
II. Black. R,bert Wright aud Hannibal X.
Sloane, Black received majority in the
first ballot, and the nomination was made
unanimous. William Barclay was chosen
for secretary of internal affairs by accla.
nation, and the convention adjourned.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Newsy Nuggets Planned Out at the Nations
Capital.

Capital.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-MarRaret A.
Shirley was to-day appointed postmistress
at Logan, Utah.
The secretary of the navy to-day issued
circular inviting proposals for the con-
struction OF protected cruiser OF 40
tons displacement, exclusive of arma-
ment, of not more than s2,75O,O0O.
The second comptroller of the treasury
made a ruling to-day adverse TO the claims
oflseveral ousandarmyo oiicers aggregat-
ing nearly S2,5OO,0U0 for longevity pay for
service either at miliannDnnDnBssies or as
enlisted men based q The decision of the
supreme court In the Matson case.
President Harrison to-day sent to con-
gress message transmitting n letter
from Secretary Blaine upon the reports
adopted by the Pan-American conference
respecting postal and cable communion
ton between the United States and ports
of Central and South America. In his
resentatives OF the various countries COM
mend the cooperation of the various
countries for the establishment Of one or
more subsidized steamship lines of
the first class. between San Fran
CISCO and Valparaiso and inter
mediate points, each country 10 pay
its share proportionate 10 the population.
Between the United States and ports of
Brazil, Uruguay and Argentine Republic,
il is recommended also that fast subsi-
died line he established, and an
auxiliary slower line between the United
States and Brazil, to stop mt minor points.
The president In his message says he can
not too strongly urge upon congress the
necessity of giving this subject immedi-
ate and favorable considerations n nd max
ing adequate appropriations to carry the
recommendation into effect; an1 in this
connection calls attention To what was
said on the subject i'm his annual message.
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LITERALLY ROASTED
Terrible Fate Which Overlook q Penn
SylYania Family.
BY the Explosion of a Lamp Two
Children and Their Invalid Father
are Burned to Death-The
Mother at Deaths Door.

GREENsBURd. Pa, July 2.-Last night
Mrs. Adam Steinemer went TO a store
leaving her sick husband in bed and two
children aged three and six playing about
the room. After she left the lamp ex-
ploded without warning, throwing the
burning oil over the children.
Steinemer jumped from the bed To
save the children but he was
so weak he fell upon the hoor and could
not move. When Mrs. SteInemer re-
turned. she found the children literally
roasted. and her husband badly burned.
The neighbors extinguished the flames
with much difficulty. The children are
dead, Steinemer is dying. and the wife is
in critical condition.
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for that purpose, moved TO reconsider.
The motion was tabled.
Springer then moved TO lay the bill
upon the table, stating that his former
motion was to table the bill, and pending
the amendment.
The speaker ruled the motion out Of
order.
Springer appealed, and the appeal was
laid on the table. Yeas 15s, nays 146.
Springer, (having voted IN the afilrma-
tive moved the reconsideration.
Grosvenor made the point of order that
this was q dilatory motion. The point,
which was sustained by the speaker,
Springer appealed, but the speaker de-
clined to entertain the appeal.
Springer protested that this was the
first time in the history of the government
that motion To reconsider had not been
recognized but his voice was drowned in
the calls for the regular order from the
republican side.
Springer moved To adjourn. Lost; yeas
147, nays 157. The bill was ordered en-
crossed and read a third time; yeas 155,
nays 14s. Hemphill OF Iowa moved to re-
Coleman and Lehlback voted with the
democrats in the Affirmative.
Springer, have voted i'm the negative,
moved the reconsideration. Tabled.
Cultivate moved adjournment, which
the speaker ruled out as dilatory.
springer uemanueu tne reauihR OF tne
enerossed bill.
The speaker was prepared for this de-
mand. the bill having been engrossed in
advance and burst of applause came
from the republican side when the clerk
began the reading. Two hours were con-
sumed i'm the reading. The question then
recurred on the passage of the bill. As the
call was in progress great interest was
manifested on both sides of the house. As
| Coleman of Louisiana cast his vote with
the democrats he was greeted with APP
plause from that side of the house and the
applause was reinforced with cheers when
Lehlback of New Jersey also cast his vote
against the measure. The republicans
retaliated i'm kind and as southern repub
licans. Houk. Taylor of Tennessee, Wad
| dill, Mudd of Maryland, and Wilson OF
Kentucky, recorded their votes in the af
firnative cheer after cheer was given
The bill passed, yeas 155, nays 1i9. Tn,
house then AT 9:25 adjourned.
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THE SILVER CONFERENCE.
a General Talk Upon the Subject Hut
Nothing Done.

WASHINGTON, July The confcrees on
the silver bill met this morning and spent
an hour discussing the difference between
the two houses. They separated at noon,
having come To no conclusion. Ii is said
there were three propositions presented
for consideration.
The conference adjourned To meet to-
morrow. The house conferees brought to
the meeting copy Of the bill as il passed
that body, and this formed the basis Of
whatever discussion took place. A great
portion of the time was spent in "A general
talk upon the subject, and no definite
proposition was before them. The con-
ference was satisfactory in its tone and
tendency 10 the members.
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GLADSTONE'S VICTORY
The Tory Candidate In Barrow Badly
Defeated by q Liberal.
Salisbury and His Government Have
Been Emphaticaiiy Snub-
bed by the English
Electorate.

LONDON, July IA parliamentary cleo
ton was held mt Barrow, in Furness,
to-day, the outcome Of which was looked
forward In with much interest and con-
siderable anxiety by all parties, resulted
i'm victory for the Gladstonian candi-
date. The vacancy was caused
by the resignation of Z. s.
Caine, liberal-unionist who wished
TO test the feeling of his constitu-
ency regarding the licensing clauses of
the local taxation bill relating To the COM
pensation Of publicans, and who resigned
just before the clauses referred To were
dropped by the government. The vote
was: Duncan Gladstonianl. l.994 I;
Wainwright conservative. 1,s'i2; Caine
(liberal-unionist, 1,2s0. In 1885 Caine
was elected by 3,2i2. against lss2 for the
home rule candidate.
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A Kick Against Mckinley.

PARIS, July "A deputation Of MEM
bers Of the chamber OF deputies called
upon the minister of commerce to-day and
urged that the government maintain "a
law prohibiting the importation of Ameri-
can lard. Roche replied that the prohibi-
tion of importation of American lard
might have been one of the motives for
the Mckinley bill. France could not at
present meet Americas avowal of an
economic war by concessions and no inn
mediate change would be made in the ex-
isting position.
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PARIS, July 2.-Thc commission sent by
the government 10 Panama tn investigate
the condition Of the canal to-day issued a
further report, dwelling with the defects
and omissions of the four plans proposed
for the completion of the canal. Accord
ing To the first of these plans the canal
is to be isolated. no Use To be made of ex-
isting waterways. The second plan pro-
poses To make Use of such waterways. The
third provides for ship railway as "A por-
tion of the proposed inter-oceanic route,
and the fourth for "A tunnel through the
high land at Culebra.
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They wouldn't Cheer.

LONDON, July 1.-The staff of the CEN
tral telegraph Office at London. number
ing 4,0UO persons, refused TO cheer for the
queen Oh invitation of the officials in
honor Of the postal jubilee. Instead of
cheering they groaned for the queen.
They also groaned for Postmaster Cen
eral RaIkes as "A protest against his treat,
ment of their demands for amelioration
of their condition..
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AUGUSTA, Me-, July The democratic
state convention to-day discussed the in
sertion into the platform Of resolution
submitting to the people again the ques-
ton of license or prohibition. The reso-
luton was adopted after a stormy debate
by las to ~. Following this Mr.. rhomp-
son of Belfast was nominated for gov
ernor by acclamation,
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CISCINSATI. o., July 2.-The tempera-
turc moderated last night and Is still
lower to-day than at this time yesterday.
The accumulated effect OF the previous
hot weather, rather than the heat Of that
day. caused nearly twenty prostrations
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Carpenters strik. Ended.

CINCiNNATI, July 2.-The striking car
penters agreed To return to work. for the
bosses are willing To give ten hours pay
for nine hours work after July Is. OF the
1900 men unemployed l,OJo will be able To
obtain work.
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A Cool Wave.

CHICAGO, July 2.-The long promised
cool wave has arrived. bringing relief to
the sweltering inhabitants. At y o'clock
this morning the thermometer was Is de-
grees-a drop of nearly twenty degrees
since yesterday.
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American A..oclauion Gam.-

At Columbus Columbus ,, Syracuse 4.
At Louisville Louisville 5. Brooklyn 3.
At ~. Louis st. Louis d, Rochester ?.
Al Toledo 90 Athletics kicked against
umpirc's decision aud forfeited game to
o, the score standing Toledo 1, Athletics ).
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BRIEF TELECRAMS.

SEATTLE, July 2-The loss by last nights IRE
i sitp,tou.
PARIS, July 2.-Eyraud has made "A full con-
fessiou IA the police.
VIENNA, July Terrible rains have fallen in
the interior Of Austria. Great damage has been
done by storms, esleciall, In upper Austria.
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Iii.mnrrk nnn,t LIN.

COLOGNE, July AIT yesterdays CO.
lonial banquet Herr Wolf said that Prince
Bismarck had declared he would never
have signed such a treaty as the Anglo
German agreement
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ON THE DIAMOND.


At Pittsburg Pittsburg rs, New York ..
At Cincinnati Cincinnati q. Brooklyn l.
At Chicago Chicago 4. Philadelphia, :.
At Cleveland First game: Cleveland
4, Boston ,.
AtCleveland- Second game: Cleveland
4, Boston ,.
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The Government sustained.

WELLINGTON, July 5.-The New Zeal
and legislature. by a majority of six, re-
jected the motion proposed by Balance
expressing a want of confidence in the
government.
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The OGDEN CARNIVAL.

" WE treut Succe-s Nesterday --BrfI-
liant scenes.
OGDEN, Utah. July 2.-The second day
of the Rocky Mountain carnival was n
more successful event than the first. The
principal event was fitting match Mt the
tournament grounds this afternoon par
ticipated in 10y Il knights magnificently
arrayed i'm armor. This evening at the
palace a royal ball is In progress. one of
the most brilliant events ever seen in the
west,
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brotherhood Games,

At Pittsburg pittsburg .. Bostonl.
At Buffalo Buffalo IL, Brooklyn II.
AT Chicago thicago 10, Philadelphia 3.
Al CleYelnnh-Cl CleYeland q. New York J.
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They Smashed Windows.

LEEDS, July "A mob tonight broke all
the gas work windows and fired revolvers
at random. Soldiers were called out and
suppressed the disorder.
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The Platform Men Go Back.

ST. LouIs, July 2.-The strike at 81.
Louis of the platform men is over and
business is fully resumed.
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An Editor Gone Home.

BERLIN, July Herr Preller, chief ed
itor of the Hdmbt1y Correspondent, is
dead
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q r. cHRIsMAN. ID. d. 8.

once, First Street Between Main and Oak,
Anaconda, Montana.
. sTKETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
by new process. All classes OF Dental Work
executed In first class manner. Artificial
Teeth Without Plates.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

AeOLICE MAGISTRATE, JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC, CON-
VEYANCER, ETC.
First Street. Anaconda. Mont.
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State
There D. one fact which no one ~oall sas-
pecf-th8f 40 ls easier % tram an adull hon
tz.keu in q snare gh4n 81 animal born in a
nleuaeerie The hou ~ the isooIt is iu the
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threshold ~ 3 uensserlei No ! cneriSh,
AID llke uie. yoa a4so olierl lsh. the hope that
some day perhaps We may sce haa laineg
eaten This contingency sometimes occurs.
in fact more often than Is usually supposed.
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nageTie a. II not wear slnce the propIieior
narrowly escaped oeing aeVu0rca 10 hls i,ear
Groom. al DnGlons sur Marne lie Ncs.il
have persisted II hls son Adrlan feson had not
.hroNn himself. -abre in hand. between lie
Two comtatauts and kilei ihe beaf "a tas
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of FIGS Is taken, IL Is pleasant
and refreshing ID the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly Ga the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sYs-
TEN efsctually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Eigs is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro
dueed, pleasing 10 the taste and ac-
eePtabie 10 tie stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial ia lis
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand VIII pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SK2UP co.
SAY FRAAC4SCO ca.
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A - FSSMENT ROLL Tor The opening an eX-
= tension % t%,s-sr.. from MrboWell-st. 10
+ itth-age.. iu che ei-y 90 Grand Rapids.
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MEMORIAL 0N II. ". GRADY
Os TALMzSE EULCSlZEs TnE DE-
CEASED JOURNALIST.

Es4lah Wrote with the Psu ~ Ma "a
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