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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18

Res0laeaOas lneFoso0o0s1 GoP the n eo nj Agrt-
eslsasal IntsrssAs-O -Oehsr Measures.
wAsHINGrox, March 17.-In the scnats
to-day voorhccs offered a pscamble and
resolution scttinR forth the widespread
depression and decay In the agricultural
interests of American people, the cnor-
mous and appalling amount OF lnortgagcsl
Indebtedness on agricultural lands; the
total failurx of home markets To furnish
remuncrativc prices for farm productions;
the palpablc scarcity and insuisicicncy
of money I'm circulation I'm the hands
the b.isincrs OF the country are affecting
the chances OF prSPs,rsy ,n; and lanos ,.n. an,.
"S &sso,ssa. 90 s Fiat 4 Is the his,e.s duty Of
ali discussion i. % and confederation of mere
diate attention TO the preparation and
s.,sp'pn sas "eu,rs Ss 'sn 70. .Ss e"' ss;sf Of Of
paid iaborcr. Of the United Statc.: He
laid ON the table. and gave notice that at
the close OF the morning business he wosiltl
ask perm.:io;', to ,s,;t submit =. ;'"e :; remarks
Call asked that his resolution in rcla-
ton 20 the nomination Of Swayne ard
for the northern District OF Florida he iai;i
before the senate.
The presiding officer ruled that any mo.
executive session business. should bt'
made i'm executive session. He therefore
declined to entertain the resolution.
Call said ne had submitted another res
luton ON the same subject, which he
asked to have read.
The presiding officer said he had exam
inesl the resolution and be Thought Il open
to the same objection: He did not regard
the resolution as I'm order with open orders.
After q brief debate the senate went into
executive session. Although Call ap-
pealcd from the decision OF the chair
when the doors reopened tine Blair etlanca-
tional hill was taken up and Daniel spoke
in advocacy thereof.
Morgan opposed the bill.
The urgent deficiency bill WINS. then
| taken up and the following amendment
among others was agreed TO: Appropriat.
ing SH5. 600 additional for the expenses oi
the international marine conferences
| stores, etc.. Tor the new cruisers; inscr
| ton Of several paragraphs for the pny'
ment OF district Judges, district attorneys
and marshals for the states OF North Da'
kota, South Dakota and Washington; alS
propriating &2OO.OOO for public printing
| appropriating 5000 additional for the
| maintenance of n refuge station at Point
| Barrow. Adjourned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18
A WAR OF WASH TUBS
LaandPymsl In New York Who Pro-
pose to Knock Cinnamon Out.
Dig Figures Involved in a Fight
Which May Finally BE Car
ried into State
Politics.

NEW YORK. March IA meeting was
hcld i'm this city tonight of the chief cx-
ecutive committee Of the Master Laun-
drsmen'. association representing the
states of New York and New Jersey.
Gales II. Barnard. proprietor Of the Troy
city laundry. presi led. The session was
secret. II was stated by the chairman
chat all the Chinese laundrics in both
states are owned ny six Chinese
corporatious. Some time ago a
out the largest OF the white launslrics,
thinking II they could control these the
nosincss would soon be wholly in thci.
0.SO.0O AS preliminary fund. The
white launslrymen got wind Of the scheme
and Tor the purpose ,;, oi T1.,nscrIrs.ng ,,,
cutivc committee met Tonight. 4 series
Of resolutions wcrr adopted, the
.;.s.""ss sssis sro.as Of viii which is ta s. "t. To
Institute against the Chinese lamnslric. OF
this state and the state of New Jersey a.
vii HpST s raised x % Within % days for the % ,r.
pose named by the three superintcnslents
and president of the executive committee.
wherever Chincsc laundry is iocatcsi
white laundry will bc Established
a. near Il as possible When per-
laundry they are to he followed to their
homes IL necessary and induced to deal
with the white laundry men i'm prefer
laundry will he cut down much that
compction even from Chinese will bc inn
possible. All kinds of influence, not
excepting political, will bc used to
induce the people To trade with the
American laundrics. The Legislature even
will bc appealed tn To stop Chinese traffic.
Every effort. regardless of cost ar method.
wn1 he used To accomplish, tho slesirctl re-
suits, and u necessary another SOO,O0U
will l,e raised. Tonight x2sO,OOO was sub
scribesl by check, and IL In expected that
within 80 days most of the Chinese lauss-
dries will he abolished.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18
THEY KNOCKED IT OUT.
wind0n's Discretionary C1aune Throw %
Out OF the silver Bill.

win1Osn's Discretionary Clsuse Throws %
Out of the silver Bill.
wAsHINGToN. March 17.-Eleven menu
hers Of the house committee on coinage,
weights and measures were present to-
slay when the Window silver hill was
again nnder discussion, An amendment
by Representative Bartine prov vitling for
free coinage when the price of silver
reaches one dollar for 113L grains Of pure
silver, was adopted ny a majority vote.
Williams offered an amendment, which
was adopted, striking out the section au-
thorizinR the secretary of the treasury to
suspend temporarily the receipt of silver
bullion at any time when satisfied that
through. a combination or speculative
manipulation of the market tile price OF
silver IN arbitrarily nominal ar flctitions.
A motion by Bartine providing that notes
issued for silver bullion ON deposit shall
be redeemed upon demand in lawful
money. was lost, and n motion To recon-
slider was made, which was pending when
the hour for adjournment arrived. The
bill goes over until Monday. Some MEM
beers of the committee were absent from
this mornings meeting. What has been
done to-day may be recalled or amended
at the next meeting.
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THEY ARE LEGAL.
Tho Supreme Court Decides that the Act
of lAAho'. l.eGA.laaMre arc Valid.

The supreme Court Decides that the Acts
of 1asho'. Legislature Arc Valid.
wAsuINGToN. March 1.-THE aaprene
court to-day render al decision Ina am in
tcrcstinG case growing out OF the acts al
tho 18TH session Of tho Idaho Legislature.
The appellants alleged that they declared
the council of the house of representative
adjourned at midnight after scssion Of
no days, this being the limit of the legisla-
tive session under the congressional law.
They assert that members of
each house remained behind and elected
new presiding officers and passed ~
number of acts. They sued to have thess.
acts declared null and void, and tn pro-
ces,sl as expungp<i from the records. The
Idaho supreme court denied the applica-
tions aud this court nfiir1ns the Judgment.
our institutions depends. m a consisicra-
bile measure. upon the Legislative, exec,i-
tive and judicial departments being kept
separate and upon none Of them infrinR-
ing on Others. Ii is not one of
the functions of the court to inquire into
the record OF Legislative b<Dsiy
and To determine whether the body as
summing to be lcgislatur is legal or not.
A suit presenting this slccstion might per.
haps arise In sosnc case growing out ot
acts passed ny u Legislature, hut the court
docs not pass Ira the present upon
how far ID would be Justified I'm such suit
i'm inqtiiring into the validity of the lcRis
lattirt, the case at issue does not re-
sl,sire u tn do
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Corrupsson in New York.

sioner of Public Works BERNARD +. Martin.
was arrested to-day ON an indictment
charging him with receiving bril,cs while
i'm the shcriF's Office when he was order Of
arrest clerk under Sheriff Grant. He gave
hail in SlO,UO. The indictment was
found i'm the testimony of Charles e..
Francklyn. Francklyn was arrested ot,
October =, 1857, i'm u suit brought by Bashc
Cunard OF the annard sseaInship com.
Ludlow street Jail. He claims that while
there Martin. then order of arrest clerk.
received brihc of - .UD from him for the
privilege of leaving the Jail every day and
consulting with his lawyers. Al I ~
o'clock Deputy Sheriff Patrick Fitzgerald
was arrested.
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THE FRYE BILL.
Charles Francis Adams Gives the 0oa.s
Cosnmlttee Nis llplmion ON la.

Charles Francis Adams Gives the uO0se
COsamittee Hss Dpinios ~.
wAsHINGToN,, March II. - Charles
Francis Adams appeared bcforc the house
committee on Pacific railroads this MORN
ing and submitted printed reports Of the
agreement previously made by him. He
then discussed the Frye bill. That bill.
he said, placed the Union Pacific and
Central Pacific on very different rcla-
tions to the government. As matter of
principle the Union Pacific could make
nO objection to that course. The Central
Pacific never had and ncxcr would have
tine local trade which the Union Pacific
possessed. The question Was whether the
burden should be proIsortronatc to the
strength Of the companies. He always
maintained in dealing with the Pacific rail-
roads that the government. 80 far it's
contract was concerneti. has divested it,
them as "a banker or an Individual would
do. The governments was justified i'm
saying that the Union Pacific. i'm view of
den than the Central Pacific could hear
without bsing crushed. He did not object
:" the EsIsr,i ,,.r prrEi.i"n; OF The fS bill,
on equal terms with the Central Pacific,
neither was he here tn say that the terms
lcnicnt. On the contrary. hc was Obliged
tn say that the provisions of the bill inn
posed as heavy load as the Central
the Union Pacific would bc willing to
take the property ~ the Central Pacific
imposed upon IL. The Frye hill was "a
good and fair hill i'm many respects,
hut there werc "a few material points
which lle would like to see modified.
Adams said the Frye hill was in the i'm
terest of the states through which the
Union Pacific passed, although the peoplc
of those states alisln't ss>e it. They had am
itlca that anything which helped the rail-
road injured them. This was crroise-
o',s idea. The company in its sissirc "a
get liberty was forced tn vary the limit of
safety. and at times hc had hcsitats,sI
whether Il was worth the company's
while. to accept the provisions of the hill
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A Congregational Election Bill.

wAsHINGroN. March 17.-Ktlly of KAN
sns introduced a bill I'm the house to-day
to provide for the election OF members of
the house. II declares that no state law
or constitution shall deprive any citizen
duly authorized OF tho right tn vote for
naer .,;1s;1s Oh s'c 1s,. .cHs''Gw Gi,n.s rm. ~
the congressional election districts in each
state Immediately upon the publication of
the basis of representation. Districts are
to he made up of contiguous territory and
nearly equal i'm population an possible,
and I'm case congress fails tn arrange the
districts 80 days before election, rcpresen-
tatives are to he elected from the state at
large. Elections are to bc held on the
Australian system.
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MozAMBIQUE. March, l1.-It il reported
that Buchanan. acting British consul,
hoisted and salutcd the British flag In
the Shire district.
LISBON, March 1..-The action Of Eng
lish Agent Buchanan i'm hoistinH the
British Nag in the Shire district to-day
has caused great excitement here. The
government has made a formal protest
TO Salisbury. Feeling runs 40 high that
il il feared an attack may he made upon
the British legation. and \ guard of troops
has been placed there tn prevent any hos
tile demonstration.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18

CHIcAao. March IA special from
Tacosna says that "A desperate prize fight
occurred thcrs. to-day between Jim
Smith of Denver and barney Curtis OF
Spokane Falls, fighting at catch weights.
Sixteen rounds were fought. Curtis had
the worst of IL from the start hut he
seemed able to stand any amount of pun
ishncnt. Finally i'm the 18th round Curtis
was pat to sleep by a right-iiansicr from
Smith which landed under his chin.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18

ABERDEEN. -. d., March l7.-Soush Da-
kota druggists don't like the prov visions of
the prohibition bill. especially those ~
quirinR petitions signed by twenty women
necessary To secure permits, the $1,000
bond clause and general features OF the
measure. All Abertlecn druggists sl0ned
H.. 1,,. sss.asr sS n'.ss .aas9.s.s 70 no
all other towns indicate that the advice Of
President Stcarns of the Pharmaceutical
ussssciation to sign a similar agreement
will lyc generally fallowc<l.
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In the Hou~~.

wAsIiINGIoN. March i1.-In the house
to-day. under "a suspension OF rules. the
following bills and resolutions werc
passed: The joint resolution requesting
the president to invite the king Of the
Hawaiian islands To select delegates tn
represent his Kingdom i'm the Pan-Amcri-
can congress-: the bill for the transfer Of
the revenue cutter service from the treas
ury department to the navy department
the bill creating the offices of assistant
general superintendent and chief clerk of
the railway mail service. Adjourned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18

NEW YORK. March 17.-At the annual
meeting of the Commercial Cable Conn
pany to-day. the following directors wcrc
elected for tine ensuing year: John w.
Msckay. James Gordon Bennett, Hector
and jules Dccastro. A. n. Chandler,
George -. Coe, W. q. Scott. q. c. How
land. Charles NordhoH, r. &. Platt, K. J.
Matthews, Richard Irwin ausl A. Decassrss.
The only new name ON the board is w. l..
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18
Policy OF the New Ministry.

PARIS, March 17.-The policy of the new
ministry will bc one Of active work and
political Cancellation. The republican
majority in the chamber Of deputies will
ton Of the government will turn In it's COM
slant effort % protect the moral. indus
trial. commercial and economic interests
Of the country. Special attention will be
devoted 10 the Amelioration Of the condi-
tion OF the laboring classes. The budget
submitted by Rouvier will be- adhered TO-.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18

SALT LAKE. March 1.-Two rooGh
characters, Fred worner and fellow
named Granville, tonight cndeavored tn
rob J. Weston, just arrived from Colo
RADIO. Weston WAS not agreeable and n
duel with revolvcrs followed. worner he
ing shot through the neck and probably
fatally hurt. Granville Was instantly
killed and Weston was only slightly
wounded.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18

WAsHINGToN, March 1S.-Baker Of New
York, chairman OF the house committee
on commerce, to-day introduced q bill
amending tho interstate commerce net,
and . number OF amendments recon-
raj interest. particularly 10 railroad rnen,
prohibits the payment, directly or inii-
rectly, of any compensation whatever by
one railroad to another for the sale of
tickets influencing business in its favor.
Penalties are provided for violation OF
this order.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18

PEsrH. March i5.-in the lower hoslss,
of the Hungarian diet to-day Count Won
Sxapary, the isew prime minister, stated
that the new Hungarian cabinet would
adhere to the forcixn policy pur.ued by
the government since 1sss. ircluding ths.
triple alliance. Tho cabinet would pursue
"a rational cconoIllis policy.
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what sallivan says.

NEW YORK, March 17.-To-nighs John
L. Sullivan said: ~ shall never fight
again under London rules and I will only
engage in ono more glovc contest and
that viii probably be with either Jackson
or Slavin. The athletic club where the
hight takes place will have 60 put up 81, :
OOO. / have not come down one penny I'm
my price and don't intend TO.
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sho, for Refusing so Open the s.r~.

CLEvELASD. March 17.-Late tonight u
burglar entered the station of the Nickle-
Plate road at Dartst,urg and demanded
Agent Arthur Penny to open the safe.
Penny refused and the burglars shot him.
the agent dying in n short time. The
ruftians escaped.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18
New f'easssa Measure.

WAsHIsoroN. March 17.-Representa-
tive Merrill Of Kansas to-day introduced a
bin providing service pension OF - per
month to certain soldiers OF the late war
and widows. Its enactment into q Law
will place 100000 additional pensioners on
the rolls at once and about fifty-two
thousand each year thereafter,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18

vICKsBCRG. Miss, March 17.-The river
il falling for a distance OF % miles below
and so miles above the Raleigh crew asse,
which 10 steadily widening and was l.6OO
feet wide this morning. The flood will
submeree the finest portion Of north
Louisiana.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18

CRIcAGo. March IA special from
Port Townsend, WASH, says: Mis- Regina
Rothschild, daughter of the late Baron
Rothschild. n pioneer merchant. leaves
here tonight To around the world
aaainst George Francis Train. Five
thousand dollars have been contributed
by citizens for expenses. She will start
eastward.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18
The Labor Conference.

BERLIN. March 17.-The International
labor conference to day appointed COM
mittees ON work in the mines and Sunday
labor of women and children.
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reri.hesl In the Fl.m-..

AUSTIN, Mimi, March 1.-THE resi-
dcncc of +. Augustus CARL and wife. early
settlers in this county, burned Saturday
night and the old folks persisted. Nothing
il known about the origin of the fire.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18
He d Oue Of lt.

JAG KsoN, Miss, March 1.-THE indict-
ment against John L. Sullivan is qunshed.
the court holding that the indictment did
not show that the fight Was public or that
Kilrnin fought Sullivan.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-18
The Tobacco Crop ss.4ily laJuresi.

AsHEvILLE. n. G.. March 11.-Reports
from the great tobacco counties Of west
ern North Carolina show that at least one
thiryl Of the plants have been killed by
cold weather.
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Tn lse Tried In ApriI

81. LoCIs, March i'.-Charies r. Vail,
charged with the murder of his wife. was
arraiancd in the circuit court to-day and
pleaded NOT guilty. April !. was set for
the trial.
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DrcIareA . Diylaend.

Boston, March 17.-The Oregon Rail-
way 4 Navigation company has declared
. regular quarterly dividend OF one and n
half per cent, payable April I.
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NEw HAVEN, Conn. March E.-Edwiu
Rowe, jr.. OF this city and James kennan
of Arkansas. both Yale students. were
drowned yesterday while attempting to
make Milford i'm row boat.
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Bisusrck Reported to Have R~signed.
BERLIN. March IA report Is widely
current this evening that Bismarck has
rendered his resignation to the emperor.
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wAsRINoroN. March 17.-John n.
Lewis was confirmed ms postmaster at
East Portland, Ore.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

W Wdrszawie zmarf dnia 9go
z. m. Stanisfaw hr. Broel-Plater
b. dyrektor i g16wny kierownik z
likwldcwanego branku ,,Tellusa".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

Iorwi. Onegdaj ma pred
miesclu Mokrem z powodu aresz-
towania jak1ejs dziewczyny przez
pollcyant6w Ruemmlera i Brze-
zlnlskiego przysz1o do b6jAi mic
dry policyantami a Is zo}nierza-
mi 81 pufku piechoty. P%ollcyant
Ruemmler uzy1 rewolweru i rani}
ciezko kilhu zofnierzy. Koledzy
poranionych zofnierzy pokaleczyli
Ruemmlera p%a|aszami, poczem
tenze niebawem nmar1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27

Warmuiska d.yecezya. Najstar-
sly syn kupca Preussa W STU
ME, nowo wyswiecony X. J n
Preuss odprawi} W srode % z.
m. prymlcy e swoje W kos
ciele sztumskim. Zosta} on
powo}any ma kape-
lana do L m k owa pod Oh
sztynem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-11-27
PLACCIE IA
ZIEMIE POSLKHE
ZabOrema mn skiewskim

Il PetersburQa plsza do ,,Cza-
su" pod dnlem 20 pazdziernika:
(En) Zrobl}em W tym mlesia-
Gu wyczieczke ma Wo}yn, Poodle
i Kliowszczyzne. Sam naocznle
przekona}em sic o stanie l liczbie
%dok}adnej cerkwi prawosfawnych
koscio16w katolickich. Me spotka-
lem wloskl bez cerkwi, a koscio}Y
TAX rzadko rozsiane, re parafanle
ME a musza jechac O cztery,
szesc i wlecej mil do swojel swia-
tyni. z kazdym roklem sLesunek
TAXI coraz sic pogarsza ma nleko-
rzysc koscio4ow wskutek tego, re
wzbranlaia budowaG move kosclo}y
l naprawlac stare. w gazetach
rosyjsklch czytafem niedawno
obliczenie Jakiegos madrego sta
tystyka, kt6ry usi}owaf przekonac
czytelnlka, re cerkwi jest stosun-
kowo mniej, niz k%oscio}6w. Nova
tn oczywiscie o rachunku stosun-
kowym odpowiednio do iloscl
glow, przypadajacych ma jedne
cerkiew hub ma jeden kosci6}. Ow
Observation-Disclosures, zaalarmowa.
nv swojem odkryciem, VIOLA ma
gwaft o ratunek.
l urzednicy organa w}adz ra-
tuja.
A poniewaz kazda prawle
gmina posiada w}asna cerkiew i
nowych ME ma juz gdzle ami ola
kogo budowac, wiec wykonawcy
najnowszej polityki k%oscielneJ
mysl przeciw owego statystyka
poteguia zmiany propagowanego
st6sunku, znosz2c i kasujac koscio-
}y.
w okolicach przezemnie zwie-
dzonych kasaJa W ten sposob W
obecnej chwill koscio}y Berem-
blu, B%erestecku l Ostrogu (kosclol
pc Domlnikankach), przydzielaJqc
odnosnych parafian do saslednich
parafian t}omaczac 6w gwalt
TEN, re "a mafo jest parafian, vice
ME NIGGA utrzymac w}asnej para
fiji.
Zwracam uwage ma ~sprzecznosG
argumentowania: raz p%owladano,
lie "a wlele katolikow przypada IA
ieden kosci6}, a drugi raz, re ich
Jest "a MAKO, a oba argumenta wy
wynaleziono ola jednego celu =
zniesienie koScloI6w; ME MONA
wlecej cerkwi budowat, to niechze
bedzie mnieJ koScio}6w. | ten
w~}asnie faKU przeItonywa, re tn ME
chodzl c obrone prawosIawia (kt6-
re zagrozonem chyba bye ME no
re W panstWlc prawos4aWnem),
lecz o przesladowanie katollcyzmu,
4 pomledzy m~iejscowych ma
Rusi przesladowcdw katolicyzmu
~wyr6znla sic zacietoscl2 gubernator
zytomierski, Jankowski, renegat,
p%ochodzenla polskiego, syn zo4nie-
RIA, kt6ry walczyi pod Grochowem
pc stronie polskiej. Przejaf sic on
TAXA nienawisci2 do wszystkiego,
co Jest jednoczesnie kauolicklem
Tub polskiem, re nlenawlscl tel