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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-09-12

summer colds are the worst of all coIas
sometimes, as it is then very difficult to
protect ones self properly A ten grain
dose Of Quinine will usually break up a
Geld in the beginning. Anything that
will set the blood actively in circulation
will do it, whether it be drugs or the use
of bucksaw.
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etc, was increased from - 10 81 per gal
Ion; ON bay rum from II To - and on
champagne and other sparkling wines, So
as Ia make the rates on bottles not more
than quart and more than a pint, s. per
dozen instead of $50; onc-half pint each
or less, $50 instead Of Sl.Ij; and where
the bottles contain more than quart
>i.25 per gallon additional. Ou motion Of
Plumb tile following amendments were
also agreed To-: The paragraph relating
Ia still wines 10y making the rate per gal
Ion IN casks - cruts instead Of ~ cents,
and per ease l. quart bottles, or u pint
bottles, $3.50 instead nf Sl.i5; extra guam
titles To he taxed 10 cents instead Of ;
cents.
The paragraph relating to ale, porter
and beer in bottles or jugs was changed
10y making the duty ,D cents per gallon
instead of Is cents, and when not
in bottles or jugs .G cents per gallon m
stead of N cents. The paragraph relating
To malt extract by making the duty i'm
casks ~ cents per gallon instead Of ~;
In jugs, GO cents per gallon instead of 80
and when solid or condensed, 80 per cent.
al valorem instead of 10.
The paragraph relating 10 cherry juice
and prune juice was altered 10y making
the duty IS cents per gallon instead 81 90
when containing not more than Is per
cent. alcohol and - per gallon, instead of
- and - per cent. advalo.cm when con-
taiulng more than Il per cent, alcohol.
The paragraph relating to ginger ale,
soda water or similar waters
was amended on report of the finance
committee hy reducing the rate
from Is cents 10 10 cents per dozen bot
ties, and ON motion os Carlisle. 10y insert
ing the word artificial The paragraph
relating to mineral waters and their mi'
tations was struck out OH rrCommCuda.
tian Of the finance committees.
Schedule | lrelatlnE to cotton mauufaC'
turcrs and schedule j relating Ia flax
and hemp were passed over informally
Schedule IL lrrlating 10 wool and man
ufacturers of wool was then taken up.
All paragraphs from ;57 To 81 lrclatinl
to raw wool having been read, Carlisle
moved Io have them all struck out 81 as
Ia have wool put on the free list. lie ar
gued in support of the proposition AN,
urged the same reason which was used Il
Justify the putting of sugar on the free
| list, which he said applied equally Ia put
ting the wool on the free list.
la reply, Aldrich pointed Ia the fac
that while the home product of sugar hat
ohly slight increase in the series Of Ill,
year, the home products of wool had in
creased enormously.
Sherman stated some facts in relation
| To- the wool growing industry of th'
| United States as "A demonstration of thi
wisdom Of the policy adopted in the tariff
of lsi7. lie argued that the wool growinl
| interests should br encouraged, So tha
the quantity and quality produced woul'
| bc sufficient for all WOODEN goods manu-
| featured IN the United States aud for al
wooden goods that We used here, Ih'
| pending bill, hc said, in answer To a gucs
| ton 10y Cullnm, practically rc-cnactcd Ill,
law Of ls,j7, which had operated 50 we'll
After further Cehatc the senate ad
| iourncd.
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He WANTS BIG MONEY
A Citizen Of Red Lodge Thinks He Has
Been DHSpOiled Of $4,000.
And Colonel Sanders Asks that the
Government Foot the Billed
munds' Scheme Dead The
House i'm Bad Temper.
Special Dispatch romc standard.

Special Dispatch Ia the standard.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Colonel SAN
dcrs has presented a petition 10 the SEN
ate in behalf Of Henry X. Horr of Red
Lodge, praying for compensation for inn
provements taken from him by the crea-
ton of Yellowstone National park. ilorr
went upon the land before the park bill
was passed, and endeavored to be heard
AT the time the park was laid out. He was
too late, and says that he would not have
taken $4,000 for the property il he had
been asked 10 sell it.
Edmunds' resolution for a recess for a
meeting of the second session of congress
in November is regarded 10y the senators
rs a dead-letter and "A violation of the
agreement already entered into for an
adjournment until December.
IL the house stays here much longer il
will get into more disgraceful rows as il is
still in n bad temper.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.


American Pork,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-The house to-
day went into committee of the whole on
the private calender. When the com
mittee rose half dozen private bills aud
the omnibus southern war claims bill,
after several objectionable features had
been stricken out, were passed.
The paragraph in IL Paris 10 the effect
that the government nf the United States
would remove the duty ON the works nf
French art aud the French government
remove the prohibition against American
pork as a result Of the negotiations, was
shown the members of the senate finance
committee.
Allrich said he knew nothing about any
negotiations.
Sherman said Of course the members of
the finance committee knew nothing about
any negotiation the two governments may
he engaged in. But the two subjects mem
toned in the article from H. Paris, he
said, have no connection with each other.
The finance committee will probably rec
ommcnd that the duty he removed from
works Of ART, not only French, hut all for
eign art. There is "A difference uf upiu-
ion on the subject, which has not yet been
settled, hut il will have no relation, lac
said, Ia the action of the French govern
ment against American pork.
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LABoRINCMEN WANTED.
Colorado Railroads In Need Of Help
Hundreds of Men Required.

DENVER, Colo, Aug. S.-lmprove-
ments, especially railroad construction in
Colorado, are greatly retarded through
the inability of the companies TO secure
labor. The Denver q Rio Grandc are the
greatest sufferers. They have AT present
under construction the Grand Junction
branch, 80 miles long; the Rio Grande
Southern, ls5 miles; the Villa Grove
branch, 80 miles; the great tunnel through
Tennessee pass, besides very great
amount of broad guaging, all Of which is
almost at standstill on this account.
The officials Of the road say they can
give employment to from 800 to 40 men
on these new works at - per day, aud the
work il So located as To admit of working
all winter. Several ditch companies and
smelter corporations are equally as great
4 not greater, sufferers from this lack Of
competent labor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-30

WAsHINGToN, Aug. @.-Aeting Secrc-
tary Wharton to-day received a telegram
from Minister Misner Of Guatemala, dated
the 18th inst, as follows: IL went
again TO Acajutla in Salvador on
Monday with three of the diplomatic
corps. met the provisional president
with several hundred of the leading men
of the republic. The basis Of peace was
explained, slightly modified, accepted and
signed by General Ezeta. returned here
when Guatemala also accepted and
signed. Both parties have been officially
notified to retire their armies within Il
hours and To reduce them 10 peace foot.
ing within eight days. This establishes
peace in Central America"
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THE SHORTS WON.


Special 10 tn standard.
HELENA. Aug. 2o.-Thc attendance to-
day at the races was quite as large n on
previous days and the betting was quite as
lively. The weather was perfect until "A
heavy wind storm came mp in the last
race, aud then there were clouds of dust for
10 minutes. IL was a poor day for favor
ties, except in the trntting race, which
Vera won with ease in three stralghts.
Running, five furlongs, selling race.
Fandango was withdrawn and Eddie X.
substituted. The other starters were:
Bay Tom, b. T., pedigree unknown, 500,
los pounds. owners Brown 4 Blcvins;
Nrnophrn, ch. e.. 10y Aristidcs, dam 10y
imp. Crash, Sl,SO, ~ pounds, owners
Thornton 4 Smith Sunday, h. e., 10y sun.
dance, dam Norma, Sl,Un, I'D pounds,
owner john Dowd.
Bay Tom got the start and kept
IL to the turn, where the horses
were all together. They came down the
stretch buuchcd. and il was not TIL al
most under the wire that Eddie RS slight
lead was noticed. He increased it some
what in the last few leaps and won by
thrcc-quartcrs Of length, Sunday second
with Nenophou only a nose behind and
BAY Tom last. IL was the closest race Of
the season. Time :OlE. Betting sun
day si5. Ncnophon Sl3, Eddie X, Sll, Bay
Tom 81; mutuals paid SiO.2j. Eddie r..
was sold after the race to Jim Butler for
S5g5.
Running, 500, handicap, one mile heats
There were three starters: Justice, ch.
T., 10y Alarm, dam Equity, los pounds,
owners Carlisle 4 Shields; Tom DAILY, ch.
T., hy patscy Duffy, dam Sunshine, los
pounds, owner I'D Gaylord; Guido, ch. r.,
br Double Cross, dam Aurora, liz pounds,
owner W. II. Babb.
First heat The race was grand start
for Justice and hc kept the lead to the
| half mile, when Guido, who had got away
last. closed mp and the three were
| hunchcd. Tom Daly aud Guido then set
the pace and Justice fell behind. At the
| thrc~quartCr pole the race was between
| Guido aud DAILY. Guido was slightly ia
| the lead and increased It to ahouth length
| and a half as they passed the Judges
stand. Daily second, Justice last A pro-
test was made that Guldowas not weighted
| III.
! short. The Judges allowed the protest
! and gave Tom DAILY first place aud jus.
! ticc second. Guido was disqualified and
! his rider fined So. Betting, Justic" SIS,
! DAILY so, Guido so. Mutuals paid sll.
! Many people who held mutnals tore
! up their tickets when they saw Guido
| come IN first. The Judges decision raised
/ a great howl among the Guido men who
| thought the heat should have been de-
| Cllrrd a draw.
! Tom Daly easily won the second heat
Guido being disqualified.
| Vera .......... ....s........ ....... |
| Maud singleton ..... ....H.. ......... ....I 3
] Bon hlbIs.. ........ ....r.....r.-
! Tine, ~. = -, . s.gfl,
! Vera. q heavy fayori,e, $50; Ben Davis
/ SiD: Singleton, s2j.
Running, GJyards, purse 800 Cyclone
/ ch. Y. by lrunchd, +. NJ. Starkcy.
| Nrtuc :, .. ~. 10y Roam Dick, BARKER Il
/ PARROT.
/ Bob Wade ch. :. 10y Roam Dch, A. H
Sutton, Time :Jl. Bobc Wade S29O
Nruir y. S9Ij, Cyclone so IL was grrlI
race NcJtir ;. leading 10 the last ljo yard.
when Wade jumped and beat both 10y n
lengths.
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A Cn.e of Jail IIrenking.

AUBURN. Cal, Aug. 9.-W. II. Daniels,
awaiting trial for the murder Of Robert
Bryant at Cisco last May, and e.. c. Chris
man. convicted Of horse stealing. escaped
from the county jail last night. II is be.
licycd that they had assistance from out
side parties as files aud drills were used
tu elect their escape.
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The Inrih TrrmI,lr.I.

NnNNA, Aug. @-Scycral earthquake
shocks were felt in the Dnnub" valley yes
tcrday. The shocks lasted 10 minutes,
The river rose IN long lines similar
Ia waves caused by a steamers paddles.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-30

VIENSA, Aug. g9.-Some excitement
was created to-day by the report that a
patient in the central hospital Of this city
was suffering from cholera.
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A. HASLEY,

7 A. HASLEl,
PLUMBING, STEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATING.
Estimates Furnished on Application. orders
by mail promptly attended TO.
-. OAK STREET, ANACONDA. -.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
SURPRENANT,
SIGN PAINTER.

Paper Hanging and Frescoellg
Done In the best style Of the art.
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AD,ins Bi,hop.

DruLrN. Aug. 2).-The Bishop Of bro.
more is dying.
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DEOPLR'S MARKET.

barrett 4 Burnett
Wholesale AND RETAIL BUTCHERS.
THE ONLY
srst-class family market In the city. AL Goods
Delivered Free OF Charge.
snop on First Street ASAuospA
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
T. CHRISMAN, ID. ID. s.

II p. CHRIsMAN, d. D.s.
nice, First Street Between Main and Oak,
Anaconda, Montana.
|RETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
by new process. All classes OF Dental Work
axecuted In first class manner. ARTIFICIAL
Teeth Without Plates.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-07-09
Surveyors ut Work.

TOPEKA. Kan, July S-Surveyors
representing the United States Geolog-
ical Survey are camped at Logan,
Phillips County, gathering figures for
q map Of the State. This survey is
geographical in purpose, ana the results
are chiefly of scientific value. Some OF
the practical results, may be of immense
value, the chief of which IL that the
typographical map being constructed
may be used As the basis Of the engi-
neering surveys now being made
throughout the West for the purpose Of
retaining by irrigation those lands
where the annual rainfall is not sui.
acient to insure cropA
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-07-09
ORIGINAL SIN.

Wicked Feeling Working Up Over Original
Package Shipments-Bloody Riots Not
Unlikely.
OTTAWA, Kan, July 3.-Another sem
sation was created here yesterday over
the original package" question. At an
early hour two agents of Kansas City
house made their appearance in Ottawa
and employed dray to convey their
goods from the Santa Fe depot to 121
Main street. This fact had no sooner
been noised about than church bells be-
gan ringing and hundreds of the citi-
zens were to be seen rushing pellmell
toward the spot The original package"
men were already there, and on being
confronted by the Infatuated mob and
asked to return to Kansas City they re-
fused.
While thus parleying q dray load of
packages arrived, which had the effect
to excite to unbounded fury large
majority of citizens present
They accordingly attacked the wagon.
unhiched the horse, and rushed down q
back alley with the dray and contents.
They had not proceeded far, however,
until the wagon containing 1.-The
packages" broke down and scattered
the packages" about upon the ground.
A convenient wagon was brought into
service and the packages" conveyed to
the Santa Fe depot and reshipped to the
firm at Kansas City.
The package" men, with their attor-
ney, j. W. De Ford, left on the after
noon train for Topeka and their final
actions will no doubt determine the
course of the citizens
Public feeling. while opposed to the
opening of an original package" house,
is not at all one-sided and great riot
may be the outcome of another attempt
to start one in this CITY.
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Four People Drowned.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. July a-At two
o'clock yesterday John Thompson and
his wife and fourteen-year-old girl Bes-
sic, and Richard Smith and wife and
three children. started to row across the
Youghiogheny at Mckeesport twelve
miles above Rttsgurgh. The boat was
old and rotten, and when the middle of
the river was reached it gave way. Both
men sank instantly and Miss Smith and
Alice Thompson followed, after rising
three times to call piteously to
their mothers to save them. Robert, an
eighteen-year-old son of Mrs. Thompson,
dragged his mother to the boat, and she
and her infant child were supported by
the brave boy until help arrived. Mrs.
Smith also saved herself By clinging to
The submerged boat The bodies of the
two men with their daughters were re-
covered
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Cloudburst In Texas

VAN HORN. Tex, July a.-The noon
train out of Ell Paso eastward had three
coaches, . sleeper and the special car
Mayflower. 1t was moving along at .
high rate OF speed, when at this point
it suddenly ran into an enormous food
of water spreading over eight miles.
along the valley and inundating the en-
tire town The train was instantly
slowed up but the flood from the mount
aims increased so rapidly that the ties
were washed out from under the track.
Fifteen minutes before the train ap-
preached Van Horn the track was per.
fectly dry. The water came down in .
food.
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Anthony Left in Charge.

LEAvENwoBrH, Kan, July S-The
strife in the police government gives
credence this morning to the announce
ment made at police headquarters that
Colonel j. L. Alternately will tender his
resignation as police commissioner p
G. Lowe is believed to be weary of
his burden as commissioner, and it is
thought that his resignation will follow
This will leave d. Z. Anthony in full
charge until Governor Humphrey shall
appoint men to fill the vacancies.
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Among the nameless heroes, none are
more worthy of martyrdom than he who
rode down the valley of the Conemaugh,
warning the people ahead of the Johns
town flood. Mounted on & powerful
horse, faster and faster went the rider,
but the flood was swiftly gaining, until
it caught the unlucky horseman and
swept on, grinding, crushing, annihila-
ting both weak and strong.
In the same way is disease lurking
near, like unto the sword of Damocles,
ready to fall, without warning, ON its
victim, who allows his system to be-
come clogged up, and his blood poi
soned, and thereby his health endan-
gered. To eradicate these poisons from
the system, no matter what their name
or nature, and save yourself q spell of
malarial, typhoid or bilious fever, or
eruptions, swellings, tumors and kim
dred disfigurements, keep the liver and
kidneys healthy and vigorous, by the
use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. It's the only plood-purifier sold
on trial. Your money is returned if it
doesn't do exactly as recommended. A
concentrated vegetable extract. Sold
by druggists, in large bottles, at SLIGO.
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A. n. KELLOGG NEWSPAPER Co.,

ses 4 $40 DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO. IL
224 22s WALNUT STREET. 81. LOUIS. MO.
ia - ONTARIO STREET. CLEVELAND. ONO.
I77 4 ,7s ELM STREET. CINCINNATI. ONO
20, WNANoorIE STREET. KANSAS CITY. NO.
"a 4 20 JEFFERSON ST.. MEMPHIS. TENN.
"a TO % EAST SIN STREET. ST. PAUL. MINI
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HENDRICKS HoNoRED.

Unvailing Of His Monument ut Indianapolis
Immense Thr0nG In Attendance-Sens
ator Turpie's Tribute.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July 2.-The
city was thronged yesterday with
visitors to the unwilling Of the
Hendricks monument Governor
Campbell and party, of Ohio, and Gov
ernor Hill and party, Of New York, ar
rived Monday, and among the earliest
arrivals was Governor Francis, of Mis-
souri, Early in the morning delega-
ton of the Cook County Democracy, 800
strong, accompanied by the famous Sec
ond regiment band, came in by special
train from Chicago, followed little later
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Notes ON the Heat.

CHICAGO. June 2a-There are no signs
yet Of the cold wave which has been
anxiously looked for, and to-day started
out as if it would be more sultry than
Friday. The people stricken down yes
terday number nearly twenty. Two
men died and three more in the hospital
will not live. The others are out Of
danger.
The day is much warmer than yesrer-
lay, the signal service thermometer
registering So degrees at eight o'clock,
Or s degrees higher than at the same
hour yesterday. At eleven o'clock the
thermometer indicated temperature Of
p = 95 degTeeA
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Denver Dissatisfied.

DENVER, Col, June 29.-There is great
dissatisfaction here over the way the
census in the city has been taken.
Complaints are innumerable and it is
asserted that through the negligence Of
the enumerators the city has been
cheated out of from 10, OCO to 25, 900 peo-
pie. Governor Cooper, with other lead
ing citizens, will call meeting to Or
ganize for the purpose Of having the
city gone over again
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1T II Used by emit
DREN'6 CHILDREN,
Thousands Of young men and
women in the U. 8. A. owe
their lives and their health and
their happiness 20 Ridges Food
their daily diet In Infancy
and ChildhOod having been
Ridges Food. By Drsggis:s,
IS cents up. WOSDI.R1CH
L. CO.. Palmer, Mass-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-22
: { Al |.

Sacques is made on honor,
from the best skins obtain
able, and in material, style
and finish cannot be ex-
celled anywhere.
You make no mistake in
buying now, for you never
again will be able to
duplicate the prices we are
willing to sell for.
We will sell you an ele-
CANT Seal Sacque for
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Cable Rrevit,es

The body OF NJ Mariani French ambassa-
dor to Italy, who died in Rome Saturday, was
conveyed to the railway station for transpor-
tatlou to France yesterday, with imposing
ceremonies. The whole garrison, under
arms, kept the route to the station. The re-
mains were escorted by large body of mill
tary, the ministers, secretaries of state. mem
bers OF the diplomatic corps, generals and
court officials. Everything connected with
to display sympathy with France.
Postmaster General Raikes, of England.
has assumed the parentage of q colonial
penny post bill which he intends to introduce
III parliament. Meanwhile he is earnestly
advocating the measure on every available
occasion with the result of having already
gained several converts to his views,
Mr.. Parnell, in consequence of his expert
ence with the Ennis board letter and other
forgeries designed to discredit him, has
adopted the typewriter as the medium of all
OF his correspondence for the future, and
caused 1t to be known that any communica-
ton in manuscript of subsequent date. pur-
porting to have emanaJed from him, is q
forgery per sc.
The great bridge across the Firth of Forth,
which will be formally opened by the Prince
OF Wales i'll March, was tested Yesterday by
900 tons. The test was pronounced i'll every
respect success.
A meeting of miners was held at Bochum.
Westphalis, yesterday, at which it was de
elded that Herr Schroeder should be the can
didate OF the laboring men of that district for
the reichstag.
Five men were sentenced to prison at Staub-
ing, Bavaria, yesterday, for participating in
stabbing afiray.