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Mistakes of Cautious People.

From the st. Paul Pioneer-Prcss.
Cautious people are sometimes too cau-
tious. The story of man who considered
seriously for a week whether il would be
wise for him to pay $500 for lot, and.
after deciding in the affirmative, learned
from the real estate man in more care
full conversation that it was 500 per front
foot Is case i'm point.
A few days ago a stranger while passing
a haberdasher's store was attracted by "a
display of shirts. which were further dis
tinguished by a placard on which was
printed the legend: "rhese are IS cents"
| IL happened that in the same case were q
few silk umbrellas which command about
| Ss each ON IA pleasant day, with slight
| tendency to rise IL clouds gather. The Pc
destrian gazed long and earnestly into the
window; then lie wandered away,
only to- return soon aud gaze
times. Finally he entered the store
and asked to look at the umbrellas.
One was brought out and he opened and
examined IL with the utmost care. n
seemed To suit him exactly and he turned
to the proprietor and remarked I'm give
you an even 60 cents for it," The pro-
prietor evidently didn't tlhuk he under
stood Alright for he leaned forward and
said; "Whatp'' The stranger again in
formed him, "fll give. you an even ~
| ceuta for the umbrella" The proprietor
was dazed. Then he began to recover.
"How much do you think IL costs 2" he
inquired.
"Seveuty-five cents"
"And have you been debating all this
time whether you would give that amount
for silk umbrella
The stranger said he had.
The proprietor led him gently but firmly
to the door. "My friend" he said ten
derry, "you are too far from home aud
you'd better scoot before some hungry
car horse gets chance To nibble at you
and makes a funeral of you before the
| mistake is discovered"
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MANY BLOODY BATTLES
Progress Of the Civil War In the Ar.
Sentins Republic.
The Revolution is Spreadipg-Al-
ready Many People Have Been
Killed on Both Sides-Com-
munication Cut OFF.

LONDON, July ga dispatch to the
Times from Buenos Ayres regarding yes
tertlay's revolt says: The first steps at
overthrowing the government were taken
by the artillery and joined by some civ
ilians. Part of the infantry afterwards
joined them and the firing soon became
heavy.
In the afternoon the revolutionary gov
ernuent issued n decree ordering the mo-
bilixing of the national guard late i'm the
afternoon. Attacks were made by the
government troops on the citizens bat
talions. The troops were repulsed. Many
policemen, artillerymen and citizens are
dead. The minister of war Is reported
killed. Here the cable dispatch To the
Times was abruptly shut of.
BUENos AYREs, July 2.-Generals
Campos and Arrendondo, commanding
the insurgents, have seized the arsenal,
barracks and Plaza Lavalle. Their forces
include five military and two citizen
battalions and a cadet corps. The gov
ernment commands seven battalions and
expects reinforcements from Z.rate. The
street conflicts on Saturday were adverse
To the government, the losses on both
sides being large. Many buildings were
destroyed. The navy remains neutral.
Senor Pelegrini. the vice-presitlent, has
assumed the presidency. A later dispatch
from the scene of the conflict, dated 1 30
p. M. says: Another battalion of troops
with arms and baggage has just joined
the insurgents. The populace support the
revolution, which has extended 10 Provi-
dence. The authorities are negotiating
with the Insurgents.
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FILLING THE POSITIONS.

Gentlemen Who VIII Likely he Given
Good Job. ut the Worlds Fair.
WASHINGTON. July 2.-It is reported
that the commissioners of the Worlds
Fair, during a recent visit TO this city
rendered to Robert Il. Porter, superintend-
ent Of the census, the position of chief Of
the bureau OF awards, and To Professor G..
Brown Goode, now assistant secretary Of
the Smithsonian institute, i'm charge of
the National museum, the position OF chief
of the bureau of classification and cata-
logue for the forthcoming exposition.
Next To the Director Generalship of the
fair, these are the most important posi-
tions connected with the exposition. IL is
not known yet IL the gentlemen have ac-
cepted.
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SHE DIED THREE TIMES.
Curious Case Of Catalrp~y and singuls
and Romantic Cure.

Curious Case Of Catalrpsy and Singular
and Romantic Cure.
The question OF being buried alive was
a matter discussed by party of gentle
man at the San Francisco Bohemian club
the other night. A journalist who was
present tdld the following story:
"LivinRjn San Francisco to-day are two
persons whose strange experiences have
long beeiia mystery TO me. Two years
ago a Boson gentleman came out 10 the
coast. He brought with him his compan-
ion, young woman in the last stages of
consumption. She was pretty and tai
entcd and 10 years younger than her es-
cort. ! am of the opinion that sort Of
platonic love existed between them.
"Three times to my. knowledge the
young woman has apSekj jlls rassed ous
of this life into the other world, and twice
preparations have been made for her
burial. On one occasion her companion
was out of the city. During his absence
she was taken suddenly with n sinking
spell, and the landlady became greatly
alarmed. In two hours the invalid was
pronounced dead by the ladies' in the
boarding house who were In attendance
upon her. As the day advanced the land
lady, seeing no sign OF the gentleman's
return. visited an undertaken lear by,
and preparations were made for laying
out the corpse.
"The body was cold and still when the
undertaken arrived. He viewed the
corpse and went back To his shop for his
assistant. During his absence the miss
ing companion of the dead young woman
arrived upon the scene. IL was now about
o'clock i'm the afternoon. Upon being
informed of her death five hours before,
the gentleman uttered an exclamation OF
surprise. Then, rushing up TO the room
where the body lay, he closed the door
behind him and turned the key. When
the undertaken returned he was refused
admission. Two hours after the gentle
man emerged from the room and ordered
| two suppers to be sent To the apartment.
Later the young lady was seen sitting
upright in bed, eating heartily. Her com
panion had brought her back To life by a
method of rubbing and physical manipn-
lation known only to himself. Twice at
ter this he repeated the performance.
| Three times Ia my knowledge has this
young man brought the young woman
back from the dead. She lives here To-
day, still an invalid, aud Is liable Ia dit
again at almost any moment"
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THE NEW TREASURY NOTES.
How They Will Look when They Osas
From the Press.

The president and Secretary Windom
have approved the designs of the new
treasury notes provided for by the new
silver bill. These notes will be of eight
different denomination as follows: One
dollar, two-dollar, five-dollar, ten-dollar,
twenty-dollar, fifty-dollar, one-hundretl-
dollar and one-thousan,l-dollar. While
each note has n distinctive design out
side of its value designation, they will all
resemble in general form and character
istics the present legal-tender notes. They
will he printed in black ON the face and
in green on the back.
new feature of the notes, intended 10
prevent raising or alteration, Is the
printing Of their value in big black les
tiers across the back. This will be done
In the case of the ones. twos, fives, tens,
twenties and iifties. Block figures will
be us, ii in the case of the one hundred
and one-thousand-dollar notes. as the
width of the note will not admit OF the
Use of letters of the desired sire.
The notes will differ from all previous
issues ia bearing the words, UNITED
States Of America instead Of simply
United States" They will say ON their
face that they are re.eemable in coin and
| ON their backs that they are legal tender
for all debts, public and private. Por-
traits will he displayed ea ths diffeeens
notes, so far as selected, as follows: Ex-
Secretary Stanton on the ones, General
| Thomas on the nves, General Sheridan
on tens, Admiral Farragut on the one
hundreds and General Meade ON the one
thousands. The vignettes for the two.
| twenty and fifty dollar notes will probably
contain the portraits of General McPher-
son, ex-President William Henry Harri-
son and ex-Secretary Morrill, respect
lively The vignettes of Thomas aud
Sheridan will be placed exactly in the
center OF the face of the notes, all the 9TH
ers being placed on the sides.
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A NATIONAL LOSS.
Death of Man who served Ills Country
Long and FAITHFULLY

McLEASsBoRo, ILL.,, July 27.-Judge S.
$. Marshall Is dead. He has been promi-
ncnt in the democratic politics OF this
state since the forties, and was widely
known In other states. He was elected TO
congress from the n:neteeth district In
ls54 and served IA years. lie represented
the democratic party for the state at large
In the Charleston convention. the Balti-
more convention which nominated Doug
lass, and the Chicago convention which
nominated Mcclellan, and was chair
man Of the Illinois delegation at the Gin
cinnati convention which nominated
Hancock. He was also a member of the
consulting convention at Philadelphia
which had for its object the determination
of the proper course of the democracy re-
gartlinR the difficulties existing between
President johnson and the republican
party.
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GUATEMALA WAS PROVOKED
Into n War with San salvador and Now
She Won't Hack Out

RIcHfIELD SPRINGS, n. ", July IA
cypher dispatch was received here to-day
hy an official OF the Guatemalan govern
ment. II says Guatemala accepts the war
provoked 10y san Salvador and will con
time it until san Salvador elects legiti-
mate president in place Of Ezeta. A bat
tie was fought July q. The same dispatch
rccites that as San Salvador commands
the cable To Central America the govern
ment only allows dispatches favorable To
itself To he sent.
Honduras, the dispatch further says,
will remain neutral for the present, but
may join with Guatemala IL events re-
qiIire.
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THERE WILL BE MUCH TALK.
How the Legislators VIII Employ Them
selves This Week.


selves This Week.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The tariff bill
will be the principal theme discussed in
the senate this week. 1t is impossible TO
say how long the general debate will last
as almost every democratic senator is un-
derstood to have IA formal speech prepared
for delivery. The advocates of the bill to
transfer the revenue of the marine from
the treasury TO the navy department will
call il up in the morning hbur.
Unless the demand for the river and
barbor bill grows stronger than IL is at
present the managers will not endeavor
to bring il before the senate this week.
In the house the suDdry civil bill is on
for tomorrow. Tuesday and "Wednesday
will he given up to the agricultural COM
mittees which will seek action upon the
compound lard and meat inspect ION bills.
The elections committee is pushing for
consideration the Virginia and South
Carolina contested election cases.
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NEW YORK, July 27.-The French steam
er La Bourgoyne, which arrived here from
Havrc yesterday. in the latter portion of
her voyage made the interesting discov-
cry of case Of smallpox on board. One
of the cabin stewards was the victim.
When the La Bourgoyne arrived IN quar-
rantine he was removed to the pest hospi.
tai. The health officer vaccinatcd all pas
sengers who sat at the table AT which the
sick man waited aud all the steward 5
far,p
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such Delicate Fiattery.

From the Philadelphia Press.
"lou want 10 know the reason why
did not take the pledge, Helen 20
AYES you promised To do it as proof Of
your love-
"But ! couldn't, because II swore that
nothing Intoxicating should touch my
lips, darling, how could kiss you. Zee z"
Aud he acted as il he would take great
deal of lip from her before he would sign
anything like a pledge.
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The Trend Of Trade.

Boston. July 27.-The total gross ex-
changes for the past week, as shown by
dispatches from the leading clearing
houses of the United States and Canada
is $3.50. .275. an increase OF AZ per cent.
as compared with the corresponding
week of last year.
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VIEWING THE WRECK.

Forty thousand People Look Upon the
Scene of Yesterday Cyclone.
LAWRENCE, Mass, July 27.-From early
morning till night thousands of teams
surrounded the scene Of the cyclone and
10000 people were present. More than
5000 has already been subscribed TO the
relief fund. Collections were taken up in
all the churches and mass meeting has
been called for Monday evening. All
patients in the hospital and orphan asylum
are doing well.
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Died ina Well.

wINNIrEG, Manitoba, July 27.-At Ross
burn yesterday two farmers named Dun
canson and Patterson were overcome by
gas while repairing an old well, and both
were brought To the surface dead. Dun
cansou was wealthy Scotchman who re-
Gently arrived from the old country, aud
went into farming extensively.
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The Monitor, Maker.

NEW YORK. July 27.-The committee in
charge of arrangements for the removal
of the remains of the late Captain Ericsson
have received communication from
King Oscar of Sweden stating that he Is
taking an active interest in the final in
tertnent of remains aud when they
reached Sweden he would see they were
received with all honors usually awarded
a Swedish duke or admiral.
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Wanted Tirst Place.

From the Washington Post.
ave got a scheme that is worth thous-
nnds Of dollars" said one Washington
man 10 another.
"Going into business? -
"Well, after fashion. I'm looking for
some bright young man"
las clerk"
"No. think I'll let him he proprietor
aud do the clerking myself. I'll get the
first chance at the funds in that way"
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Ihr Imn.rnr.. NIi..inn.

BERLIN, July 27.-The North German
Gasette says: The journey of Emperor
William To Russia has given rise to base
less rumors. Nothing more Is expected
from the meeting with the czar than that
a friendly Interchange of ideas may do
away with the existing difficulties aud se-
cure peaceable relations between Ger
many and Russia.
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An Interesting Row.

NEW ORLEANS, July 27.-At Milneburg
this evening a. row occurred between a
number OF men from this city. in which
Jack Hayes, Tom Larnegan and John
Larnegan were mortally wounded. The
cause Of the trouble is not known.
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DIR. BURTsELL'S FAREWELL.
The Deposed Priest Delivers - Touching
sermon To His Congregation.

NEW YoRK, July 27.-Rev. DIR. Burtsell,
paste of the Roman Catholic church of
Epiphany, who has been removed by the
college Of the propaganda at Rome ON ac-
count Of his differences with Archbishop
Corrigan, took farewell Of his congrega-
ton AT mass this morning. He said he
never did aught which he knew to be
wrong. ~ have" said he, mo doubt
erred sometimes, but never knowingly.
| will continue in the same path. will
try To do my duty as priest and n Cath
ollie aud trust you will pray for me-" Dur
ing his remarks every woman in the
church sobbed and the men, too, were
visibly affected.
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FRICHTFUL ACCIDENT.
4 whole Family Killed at "a Railroad
Crossing.

GRAFTON, w. Va, July 21.-A frightful
railroad accident occurred here this morn
ing, resulting In the death of five persons,
all members of one family. just about
the time the west-bound accommoda-
ton train was due from Golden. a woman
and three children started to cross the
Baltimore a Ohio tracks, but seeing
the yard engine coming up the road, they
stopped To let IL pass. While ching
the engine the passenger train struck the
family, instantly killing the husband, wife
and three children. The noise of the
1nUA4kngine Bzroxensed the approach OF
the train being heard.
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DROWNED AT POCATELLO.
Martin Dunn of Denver Meets His Deatl
While Bathing In the River.

While Bathing I'm the River.
Special TO the Standard.
PocATELLo, Idaho, July 27.-Martin B.
Dunn, young machinist employed in the
shops at this place, met his doom this
evening about 3:3O o'clock while bathing
i'm the river. Mr.. Dunn swan out beyond
his depth and before he could reach the
bank he sank and was drowned. Four
men and several boys were on the bank at
the time of the sad occurrence but none
of them could swim. His body remained
i'm the water for an hour and half before
II was brought to shore. The unfortunate
has no relatives in this town having came
here alone about five months ago from
Denver,
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~. Deed. wi,ue.. ui. Patriotism.

From the Chicago Times.
Sandy Lots-I see that Marshal Rams
dell says President Harrison is devoted To
the welfare OF the land.
X. 4. Boomer-Oh. passionately. Aud
have sent him the title deed to several
lots as a mark of our appreciation Of his
patriotism.
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Soldiers Are Needed.

CRY OF MExIco, July 27.-Several rev.
olutionary bands of maraudcrs are near
the Mexican frontier in Guatemalan ter
ritory. Both Guatemala and San Saliva
dor are trying 90 mass troops with the
utmost haste, but Guatemala finds diff
ficulty i'm the dissatisfaction of her sol
diprs.
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Dying Prom Thirst.

LoSDos, July PA dispatch from Sua-
kim says a recent hurricane demolished
the water conductor. causing great
scarcity Of water. Many natives are
diving from famine
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Pail Real I.stats.

WILkEsBARRE, July 27.-Colliery No. Ia
Of the Pennsylvania Coal company was
the scene of an extensive caye-in to-day,
500 acres being affected. Not much dam
age was done above ground.
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Al Brooklyn-Brooklyn II. Columbus =.
At Philadelphia-Tol 5, Athletics 4.
At Rochester-Tbe Rochester-L Louisvillc
game was not played to-day and there will
be no more Sunday games in this city.
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Dr. Collier Dead.

SALISBURY, Md, July 27.-Rey. Robert
Laird Collier. one Of the most widely
known Unitarian divines, died this morn.
ing at his country home.
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The strikers Won.

CHICAGO, July 27.-The bakers strike
ended to-day, nearly all OF the employers
conceding the demands Of the men who
have gained a uniform l0-hour work day
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A r,.rc. Hattie s,iil Raging.

LONDON, July 27.-A dispatch sent from
Buenos Ayres at O'Clock yesterday says
that fighting is still going ON at that hour
aud many have been killed aud wounded
on both sides.
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Isoor Thing.

MUNICH. July 27.--while the Prince Re-
gent was out driving in the suburbs to-
day his carriage collided with a tram car
aud the prince was thrown out aud badly
bruised,
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A Tow-IIead'. Reward.

LONDON. July 27.-The Earl Of Jersey
has been appointed governor of New
South Wafes.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Kalsominlng, Paper Hanging and Frescoeing
Done In the best style Of the art
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Barrett & Burnett
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
THE OTHER ONLY
Frst-clsss family market In the city. All Goods
Delivered Free Of Charge.
Shop on First Street ANACONDA
The daily critic., 1890-08-08
PERSONAL.

Ia Judge Sawyer, Of San Francisco.
who Is over go pears old, was thTashed
soundly about a week ago by an irate
husband who caught the aged Judge
flirting with bis wife
The Duchess of Albany paid what Is
considered a high compliment 10 Ten
nYson last Wednesday IL was the
poets birthday, and she made a visit Of
congTaiuatiOn 20 him. He was born in
1853
Although The German Emperor has
ordered that October 20 the birthday Of
Field Marshall vOn MOltke, be cele-
bTated throughout the empire, the silent
Field Marshal has said that he will pass
II In the mOTtuaTy chapel cOniaining
The body Of his wife.
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett
have laid away fortunes in AmeFiC ln
earnings, but they made no money In
London Billy Florence has made
more friends 10 England than any
American player ever did, but his
friendships never brought any money
10 bis box Office.
Richard Carmichael a Well-t0yd0
farmer 0f Queen Anne County Nd.
has kept a diary for thirty years. aud il
shows lhat il has invariably rained on
The 25lh Of July during that time.
The Prince Of Wales Is going 70
Hungary toBard the end Of September
tD visit Count Festetics and Count
kIolyi and there viii be q series Of
bunting parties on their respective
estates
Mr William Astor Of New York en-
joys an income Of s23. sos a day, Mr
John ID RoCkefellers amounts 10 SIS
7l5 AlT Cornelius Rnnderbilts q Sl5.-
000. and Jay G0uld's b S74j0
The daily critic., 1890-08-08
PAE.AMERICAE IMPORTATION.
mr.. Curtis at the Head OF Bureai
for Its Dissemination.


mr.. Curtis at the Head of bureau
for ITS Dissemination.
MI W. +. Curtis will, within the
neXt ten days, report plan 10 Secretary
Blaine for the organization Of the bureau
Of information concerning Pan,Ameri
can countries, and for which Congress
has appropriated the sum Of $50, 600
This amount Is 10 be advanced by the
United States and the different eOun-
tries will be assessed for their share on
the basis Of population Il being the ion.
preston that the States interested will
aggregate one hundred million souls.
The Pan American delegates, when
making their tour Of the United States,
were surprised TO learn how little was
known OF the couRtTies lying south Of
this country, and they determined that
II would be advisable 10 establish a
bureau, under the supervision OF the
State Department, with headquarters az
Washington, for the dissemination of
information, which could not fail 10 be
beneficial 10 all the countries concerned
Secretary Blaine selected Mr. Curtis
who IS a well known newspaper CORE
spOndent Of this city, for the position
Of chief Of the bureau, aud he has
alTe sdY entered upon his duties,
The daily critic., 1890-08-08
EEY0ND - REACH

ID seems So strange, Beloved b be away
from al the ioslle Of these human things
and far
aud backward look upon tbis troubled
state,
Aa0u tLe earth shines some useHsats star
So passing strange for souls concerned as
ours
Iu disenlbodied apathy unm0Fad to rove
and b tie settled quletu1e uf rest
Never ls rack who sclrus or WlQ may
love-
Would We e back To EeX our souls anew
Ponder the problem p Jour doubtful faith
again.
Nay Tempt u= uqt4 Who gain lhla shell
tered place.
Wltl prohered passion only pledged 30
PAIN.
Your mortal Pleasauee lolIs - offered
llle,
Even tle pleading q sour tender eyes De-
5Eeelt
Light love ana laughter aaant thelr wiIes
IL vain
saes - $40 suffered are bsyoud tie
reach
-Ma1gassi & Blalaaa