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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-28
No Launch Blown Up.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-A cablegram re-
ceived at the navy department to-day an
nounced that the United States steamer Pen
sacola, which sailed from Callao about three
Uee1s ago, arrived at Acapulco, Mexico,
yesterday. She will take supply of coal
there and proceed northward to San Fran
cisco. No mention was made of the loss CT
Que of her launches and tine death of five
men as reported from Callao.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-28

made other benevolent gifts. When Mr.
Searle first came TO Great Darlington he
was cordially detested by the people, because
he shut off their view of the rev house by
high fence and rows OF popIars. In later
years they have changed their opinion of
MN on account of his liberal gifts to their
public enterprises and the interest he has
manifested in their local affairs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-28
DANIEL HOGAN.
DANIEL HOGAN.
PRICE
I'D I'D: VALUE,
azExnznnazdsazzzHxx III EW ID ~ =

Are words of widely different
meaning. They are frequently
adopted to confuse the reader
for obvious reasons. When we
offer low prices, we include
genuine values. You can OBJ
serve the working of this idea
by consulting this weeks bar
gains.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-28
CLOTHING.
Ladies Picnic.

Commencing TO-DAY, we offer our
entire stock Of Ladies' OMords at manu-
featuring cost.
Ladies DOHguIa xofds regular price So 90 reduced to 81 rs
Ladies' DOngOIa OmNds regular price So reduced to so
Ladies' DOngOa OxoIds regular price o. reduced to 65
Ladies DOngOa OxOrds regular price SO, reduced 10 Is
Ladies DOngOa O1Orls regular price Is, reduced to 90
These are fresh, stylish goods, but we
are overstocked and don't want to carry
any over.
Mems SIS Hand-seWed Low Quarters,
French Calf and kangaroo, all styles, re-
duced TO So IS, saving Of ST. rs pair.
See the display in our corner window
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-28

MiLAIONS FOR HOUSE,
l.t me mouse was completed about year
;a'eI, ana Mr.. and Mrs. Searle have lived in
;e'eT since. 1t stands on hill command
beautiful stretch of scenery.
bunso million dollars were spent on the
ouulng The halls are finished in Mexican
80 - there are forty rooms; the music
a. u contains an organ that cost SIS, 900;
v vol csillngs are decorated with paintings
, vGIed at 200 each; the house is supplied
rn nOa water that is brought two miles and
Clos Iao al al elevator; there are in the china
eio, pe. Tue most costly pieces of delicate for
tbis oiilna"are that have been brought to
NJ c4'S S country. The whole house is a palace
and Dr. :. cearle is IS years old, an educated
b,s ia;s.e,llgent gentleman, aud will inherit
10 bstiss millions. Young Timothy is not
has 1 lyon on as he might be. nevertheless. He
No. fortune Of bis own.
SID e hopkins was well known on both
cietT u sne ocean, but never figured in So
ret,yar, ner HE was passed in travelling or
laraai1leu1 She was charitable and gave
F. 70 public institutions.
aIists az Iue great Darlington Congregation
'N0 Ouiit handsome parsonage and
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-28

so pieces Check Nainsook at 10c. reduced
from 15c.
so pieces Colored French Organdy Muslns
reduced from 35c. to Csc
l lot Figured French Dimity at 30c., lately
Soc.
lot Plain White India Linen at zoe. for
merly 25c.
l lot Bleached Table Damask at 75c.; for
merly sold for 81 yard.
l lot Bleached Table Damask at 81; for
merly sold Cor 81 25 yard.
100 dozen Huck Towels reduced from 81 to
50 dozen.
100 dozen 3-4 Bleached Damask Napkins al
81 25 dozen; formerly 50.
lot Toska Black Lace "a price.
lot Black Lace Flouncing at prices re-
gardless of cost.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1891-01-09

Gus was not held probably because Of the
opposition Of the five Silver Bow rumps.
IL seems certain from talk with demo
Gratis that neither of the plans proposed
will be received at this time. All houses
will meet tomorrow aud probably adj
journ over until Monday,
The evening train from Butte on the
Montana Central struck a man near Elk
Park killing him instantly. He was walk
ing in front of the train and was appar-
emily needless OF the whistle. The engi-
neer found il impossible to stop the train
and the man was struck by the tender
and thrown in snow bank several rods
beyond. He was taken ON the train when
II was found that his neck was broken.
The body was taken TO Elk park where II
will remain until examined by the cor
oner Of jefferson county. The mans
name is unknown. He was wood chop
per and was about % years old.
Emery Bean, an old miner in the
Scratch Grain district, tried the expert
ment Of drying giant powder by his stove.
The result was that the roof was lifted
completely OIL the cabin together with q
good deal of furniture destroyed. Mr..
Bean was buried beneath mass OF ruins.
Both OF his legs were broken and his head
was slightly injured but otherwise he Is
all right.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1891-01-09
RUSSIA AND THE JEWS.
Congress viii Protest In Very Mild Way
to the Cxar.

WASHINGTON, Jan. SIN the house to-
day the bill passed authorizing the issue
Of certificates of service TO telegraph op-
orators who were with the union army
during the war.
The motion by Cutcheon that the house
go into committee Of the whole on the
army appropriation bill was defeated.
Farquhar moved to GO into committee
OF the whole on the shipping bill, and
suggested that the general debate close al
o'clock to-day.
Blount and Wheeler both made motions
extending the time. After several votes
aud considerable discussion all the mo-
tons were rejected, so no limitwas placed
on discussion.
In committee Of the whole Fithlan of
Illinois opposed the measure and Wheeler
Of Michigan favored il. Grosvenor of
Ohio also made an extended speech in
behalf OF the bill, which was frequently
interrupted by comments from the demo-
cratic side. Pending the conclusion of
Grosvenor's remarks the commi tee ros
and the house adjourned.
Cummings resolution with refer
ence TO the treatment Of the Jews
in Russia was under considera-
ton In the house committee on foreign
affairs to-day. II was finally referred 10
a subcommittee with authority to draft a
resolution that will be in conformity 90
the facts reported by the American diplo-
matte representatives In Russia and
which will AT the same time be so worded
as not to constitute an interference with
Russia's internal affairs. II was the gen.
eral sentiment of the committee that the
resolution should do no more than ex-
press the sympathy Of the United States
with tile Jews.
A communication was sent TO the sem
ate to-day by the secretary Of war which
shows there are now three colonels, one
brigadier general and Admiral Porter
drawing pensions of $50 per month under
the act Of congress Of 1887. There are
also thirty-two non-commissioned officers
drawing the same amount
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1891-01-09
nASH CLOTHING
I J....CONCERN....
rs EAST PARK ST., BUTTE.
Any Suit Or OVercOat For
$500

We make this week most ex-
traordinary offer and would ad-
wise everybody to take advantage
of it. Our loss is your gain.
While our business has been sat
isfactory we have still on hand
more heavy weight suits and
overcoats than we should have
at this season of the year. We
therefore announce that we will
sell any suit or overcoat We have
in the house for SI5.oo, no mat
ter how much we asked for them
before, they all go now at the
same price. We do not mean by
that to say we will sell suits or
overcoats formerly sold at $40
and SI2 for SIS. Those articles
you will find are cut deeper than
ever, but everything sold at a
higher price has now been cut to
the uniform price of SIS. We
do not offer any fake discount
and show you the original price
that has been raised IS per cent.
or so per cent, but you can see
for yourself very plainly what
our goods are.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1891-01-09
Some Of the Goods
WE OFFER.

All of you or at least great
many have seen some of our
goods either displayed in our
windows, on our forms or in our
store and We are sure you will all
acknowledge that our stock, while
possibly not as large as some
others is as we'll assorted and con-
tains as many novelties and neat
attractive patterns as can be
found in any store in this city.
All of these now 60 at the uni
form price of SIS. Suits and
overcoats form merly sold at $50,
S25 and $50, all included in this
offer. You cannot make a mis-
take as this is positively the
greatest reduction sale ever
offered in Butte. Do not ask
us how we can do it. Sufficient
that we do it, and the means need
not bother you. All we ask you
is to come and see what we have
and we will guarantee you that
if price is an object you will only
60 away after having bought an
entire outfit.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1891-01-09
SILVER GAINING FRIENDS.
A Prediction That Harrison VIII Have to
Sign or Veto a Free Coinage Law.

WASHINGTON, Jau. SIN recognition Of
the services rendered by the captain and
crew Of the United States steamship Bal.
timore, which conveyed the remains Of
the late Captain Ericsson to Sweden last
year, the king of Sweden desires 10 pre-.
sent TO them 34 mcdals, TO be distributed
as follows: One Of gold for the command.
ing officer, 81 silver, one for each subor-
dinate officer, and 329 bronze. one for
each Of the crew. As the captain and
crew are not permitted 10 accept those
medals except by authority of congress,
a resolution was to-day reported by repre-
sentative Rockwell.
The Star says there seems little doubt
that free coinage will pass the senate
when a vote is reached, and il is gaining
friends ia the house. II therefore appears
possible that President Harrison may be
called upon to pass judgment upon a free
coinage bill.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1891-01-09
PROSPECTS FOR Sill YER
Il Looks as II Harrison Nay Have TO
Decide The Question.
WESTERN MEN ARE PLEASED
They Think There's a Chance That
Both House and Senate may
Pass a Free Coinage Bill
Presidents Threats.

Special 10 the Standard.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-Now that day
has been fixed for a vote on the finance
bill in the senate, Il cannot be doubted
that free coinage measure will be
evolved out Of the hodge-podge bill now
before that body. The free coinage men
in the house are really beginning to think
they will be able 10 pass II in the house in
spite OF anything that Reed may do TO
prevent IL. Ii is hardly probably that the
coinage committee of The house will take
the trouble to report and take up bill in
advance Of the exception OF the senate
measure, although the committee as now
constituted seems 10 be in favor of the
Bland bill on the subject
The report comes from the white house
several times week that the president
will veto free coinage bill. II one comes
TO him, even IL il is passed by the unani-
nous vote of the two houses. Perhaps
he would. Among the democrats
there are some men who are
trying TO get this silver question out OF the
way SO as 10 make the way 10 the presl-
dency clearer for Cleveland. They say
that N they are 10 have him as a candi-
date they ought to have the silver ques-
ton settled before nomination is TO he
made. as his attitude on that subject
would be embarrassing in the estimation
OF many western democrats who are
favorable TO him on other accounts.
The silver men are not at all disturbed
by what the attitude Of the president may
be. They say that they have duty to
perform; II the president thinks that IL is
his duty 10 bo contrary TO them, that is his
lookout, and yet he hopes to be the repub-
lican candidate for the presidency in 1882.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1891-01-09
MCCONNELL GETS TO WORK.
Idahos sixty-Day senator Doesn't Delay
His REQUESTS.


WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-During the morn
ing hour in the senate number OF public
building bills passed, after which Stewart
called up his motion 10 vote upon the
financial bill tomorrow and after tedious
discussion on Stewards proposition unan-
imous consent was given 10 the PROPOSE
ton made by Ingalls, TO the effect that the
general debate on the finance bill should
close at adjournment on Tuesday next,
that then 10 minutes discussion shall be
in order and the final votes on the bill
and amendments be taken before adjourn
ment
German. Sherman and others partici-
pated in the debate.
Turpie addressed the senate in support
OF Stewards amendment for the free coin
age OF silver, and in the course OF his re-
marks declared IL was impossible that the
senator from Ohio (Shermanl could take
a fair, impartial, judicial view Of tina
amendment.
Call next addressed the senate and the
bill was then laid aside.
A few public buildings bills passed.
Mcconnell introduced bills for the
erection Of public buildings at Lewiston
and Boise City. Idaho, which were re-
ferred.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1891-01-09
AT THE POINT OF THE BAYoNEr.
Nebraska's Legislature Meets Under Ex-
citing Circumstances.


LINCOLN, Neb. Jan. s.-The alliance
members took possession Of the house at
o'clock this morning. They placed the
speaker in the chair and put a Gordon Of
assistant sergeants-at-arms around him.
When Lieutenant Governor Miekeljohn
appeared he was not allowed TO take his
seat but stood in front Of the speaker
ready to call the joint session TO order. Al
9 o'clock the speaker issued an order for
the arrest Of the lieutenant governor on
the charge of misconduct in Office and
breach Of the peace. The lieutenant
governor defied the officer and was not
taken into custody. Both sides had a
force Of sergeanis-at-arms within call and
an attempt on either side 10 proceed with
a canvass of the vote would have precipi-
tated row. To avoid this a committee
from each party was sent with a state
ment OF the case to the supreme court TO
ascertain which officer has the constitu-
tional right 10 preside.
Governor Thayer has ordered out a
company Of national guards and at IL
o'clock they have stacked arms in the
corridor OF the capitol. Crowds are ar
riving on every train 10 attend the inaug-
uration Of Governor-elect Boyd, and con-
siderable impatience is shown over the
delay in counting the votes. The militia
is called out only as a precautionary
measure.
The proceedings at the afternoon ses-
sion OF the legislature were less stormy.
The alliance men had cooled down con-
siderably, and when the lieutenant gov
ernor took the char in joint assembly. no
opposition was offered. The returns OF
the last election were canvassed, and the
democratic governor, Boyd, and the re-
mainder of the state ticket, all republi-
cans, were declared elected. A resolution
was then passed receiving the full ALI.
ance vote, declaring the canvass conducted
under protest and that the house In no
wise recognized the election of the off,
GERS who had been returned. They were,
however, promptly sworn in as provided
by law.
Matters were further complicated this
evening when Governor-elect Boyd called
on Governor Tbayer, and the latter in
formed Boyd that he would not give up
the Office on the ground that Boyd was not
a citizen Of the United States.
Governor Thayer has barricaded him.
self in the executive Office with the police
and company of militia on guard. II is
understood he will remain governor. II
possible, until all questions affecting his
successor are settled.
Boyds father, il will be remembered,
| catnp IN this .auntry from Iraia nd w hila
Boyd was a minor. He took out his first
papers but never perfected his citizen.
ship, and his son was never naturalized,
il is claimed, therefore he is ineligible TO
office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1891-01-09
Gents Furnishings
CUT TO THO core

AS uniform prices seem to be
the go we have taken lines of
underwear sold formerly at So. 80,
$500 and $500 and cut them to
the uniform price Of $500. Just
think Of it, all wool regular made
underwear for So 90 per suit.
These goods were formerly sold
at $500 and as we sell fully 20
per cent. cheaper than any house
in town you are getting for s2.oo
goods that will cost you $500 in
any other store this city. AT
these prices il you are supplied
for this year you can well afford
to lay in supply for next year
as you will never get another
such opportunity. Do not think
because we only speak of our 81
line that we do not carry finer
grades. for we have the finest lines
of cashmere and merino in natural
wool and colors at prices to suit.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1891-01-09
HOW SILvER'S CASE STANDS.
Stewards BIN May Vet Pass Through the
senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-The Post will TO-
fimorrow say: The shape in which the
finance bill will pass the senate can be pre-
dicted. The proposition to buy 100000
ounces of silver will be stricken out and
in its place will be Senator Stewards free
coinage amendment. The section pro-
viding for reduction 10 sl,00O
of the amount required to be
deposited by the national banks TO secure
the circulation will be retained, as will
also the section which imposes a charge
for converting gold coin into bars for
shipment. The object OF this change is
10 return again to the export Of gold. The
bond provision will be stricken out.
The silver men in the house said IL was
not certain the bill would not be passed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1891-01-09
stanford WIN RemnIn a senator.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. s.-The repub-
lican members Of both branches Of the
legislature held caucus last night and
unanimously re-nomiuAted Leland Stan
ford for the United States senate. The
democrats decided 10 give the compli.
mentary vote 10 Stephen NJ. White.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1891-01-09
1T MAY HAPPEN.
Idaho Hs. a Chance For . Big Political
sensation.

Special 90 the standard.
Boise CRY, Ida. Jan. SIT is reported
that such thing may happen as that sew.
eral members Of the legislature might be
arrested for felony in connection with the
late senatorial fight. Not much depend.
ence can be put in this statement, although
there is considerable feeling yet on the
Clagelt side.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1891-01-09
DREW GOOD PRIZES.
Chicago Architects Who won't starve
For the Neat Pew Months.

FOr IhC Ntht FeW WohIhs-
CHICAGO, Jan. SIN the assignment of
buildings TO the worlds fair architects
Henry Ives Cobb gets the fisheries build
ings, Solon S. Bcaman tina agricultural
structure, w. b. Jenny tho horticultural,
and Alder 4 sullivan the music temple.
Burling 4 Whiiehouse will design the en-
frances TO the principal buildings. New
York architects will prepare plans for the
central group Of main buildings.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-30
ROYALTY AT TABLE,.
Description OF Dinner Gwen IN
Vienna TO Italy's Kicg and Queen.

Description OF Dinner Gwen IN
Vienna TO Italy's Kicg and Queen.
From the american -4nalyst.
There is no table in the whole world that
is served so daintily or artiSticalIy as that
OF the Austrian court. The damask is so
fine that it looks like satin. and for lunch
or afternoon tea is replaced by heavy.
white silk cloths and napkins, edged with
point de Venice and adorned vita the inn
perial crest In raised gold embroidery The
Wanda are prepared SO prettlly that it
seems almost Il pity to break up and eat
them. and the fairies themselves might feast
on the tempting pieces montees prepared hr
the artist that. presides over the imperial
kitchens
Particularly remember "A dinner given
in honor Of the King and Queen of Italy
at the Hofburg. in Vienna, some years ago,
as the eliminating point OF luxury COM
bined with the most refined and exquisite
taste. The tRble-cloth was strewn with
forced violets, nesting so close 60 one
another that they formed a perfect bank Of
fragrant blossoms, leaving only room for
the plates of senIi-transpareutS evres Of the
Famille Rose, each of which was sur
mounted with a thick garland of mar
guerites.
Marguerite being the Christian name of
tue w eeH OI lJai1t neT iltbie uhlleSake nau
been used with great protusion in the
decoration OF the festive board. Before the
plate OF eSch lady slender tulIp-shaped
vase of Venetian glass mounted in finely
wrought gold contained a bouquet of mar
gurites and violets, powdered with diamond
dust. The menus were engraved on thin
sheets of hammered silver with the Ans
trian eagle embossed on the corner Every
thing was served on gold dishes. and the de-
sert plates were a marvel of beauty worthy
of Benvenuto-CellIni.
When the sorbets were placed before the
distinguished guests faint murmur of ad-
miration was audible. For even the blase
eyes of the people satiated with every form
of luxury were changed with the little
double-headed eagles made of dslicately
spun sugar, punched on a pale pink glass
ball containing a tiny electric light On
the back of each diminutiYe bird was a
large daisy, also made of spun sugar, where
in the sorbets were served, aud the gold
plates on which the whole rested we're
garlanded with Parma violets,
The dinner was really what one may de.
scribe without exaggeratlon as being the
apotheosis of gastronomy. The dining hail,
scented as with dreamy incenses. and lighted
with mellow wax candles, the soft bril-
liancy OF which would have entranced even
Luoullus had he been throned there on his
ivory chair, was sight to be remembered.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-30
AT THE COURTS.
Items Picked Up Here AID T lere in the
Court Rooms.

Items Picked Up Here AID T lere in the
Court Rooms.
Mayor McDonough disposed of big
docket in police court yesterday morning.
"Disorderly conduct and drunkenness" were
the main charges. A crowd of negro ball
players. who were arrested by Policeman
II. ID. Morgan, were fined 81 or two days
each.
Minnie Brown and Ophelia Sutton, two
negro women, were fued 50, or two days,
for raising a disturbance while drunk.
r. S. Stephenson, a suspicious character,
was run in by policeman for lying under
a shed at the foot of Lincoln stIoet, but was
dismissed.
Richmond Allison, was dismissed on a
charge of striking and abusing @ negro
woman Ellen Williams.
Nine other cases were tried, the majority
being charged with plain drunk, three of
which were dismissed.
The jury in the Kane case against the
Savannah, Florida aud Western Railway
Company failed to agree and a mistrial was
declared yesterday.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-30

Women are not slow to
comprehend. They're quick.
They're alive, and yet twas
a man who discovered the
one remedy for their peculiar
ailments.
The man was DIR. Pierce.
The discovery was his
d" Favorite Prescription -
the boon to delicate women.
Why go round with one
foot in the grave" suffering
In Observation-Disclosures
when there's a remedy at
hand that isn't an expert
ment, but which is sold un-
der the guarantee that if you
are disappointed in any way
in it, you can get your
money back by applying to
its makers.
We can hardly imagine a
woman's not trying it. Pos
sibly it may be true of one
or two-but we doubt it.
Women are ripe for it.
They must have it. Think
Of a prescription and nine
out of ten waiting for it.
Garry the news to them!