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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-02
POsToFFicE AFFAIRS.
Reports OF the Second and Fourth As
ststant Generals.

Reports OF the Second and Fourth As
sistant Generals.
WASHINGTON. Dec. Tho annual re-
port Of Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral Rathbone shows 4,l05 now postofIlccs
were established during the year, a greater
number than any previous year except
1880. when Il was 4.i27. The year closed
with 81 ,119 postofIlces in tho United States.
The largest increase in tho number of new
postoflces wns in tho southern states.
Rathbonc suggests an amendment TO the
law making the mailing Of green goods
circulars u continuing ofFcnse from tho
time Of mailing to the place OF dcstinat lion,
so that the prosecution can take place ut
either point. A similar enactment in re-
gard to lotteries has about swept them out
Of existence In two years. and he believes
tho same effect would follow In the case Of
green goods swindle.
The annual report Of Second Assistant
Postmaster General Bell for the year end.
ing Juno 20, shows the total cost of inland
mail service to bc Sal .x35.372. Foreign
mail service s816, las. Compared with last
year there was an increase in the star
service of l.l15 routes. 5,s17 miles in
length Of route and sl96.06i in the annual
expenditure. Mail messengers service
showed an increase of 3o4 routes, 5.O5s
milcs In length and 81 .5s7 ,fGl in cost. Tho
railway postoiilcc clerks increased .ssj and
si11.6 $40 10 expenditures. Special facili-
ties on trunk lines showed decrease In
cost Of e9s ,s07.
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Tho Assoolated Presa.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The Western asso-
ciated press continued its session in this
city to-day and concluded the preliminary
work of rcoreanizing under tho name Of
"The Associated Press" The following
board of directors was elected: Frederick
Drscoli of st. Paul. G. w. Knapp of st.
Lonis. Albert J. Barr Of Pittsbnrg. NJ. II.
DcYoung Of San Francisco. Eugene II.
Pertlue Of Cleveland. Washington Hcsinc
of Chicago. w. A. Collier OF Memphis,
j. I. Scripps Of Detroit. Mossrs. Lawson,
Driscoll and Knapp were selected as q
provisional executive committee.
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American CnnItaIis,A

PANAMA. Dec. 1.-C. 4. Oldom. q mining
engineer. arrv cd from New York on his
way to Iquiquc, Peru. as a representative
of tho Huntnjaya company. an American
corporation organized for mining pur.
poses In Peru. Some well known names
are ON the directorate of the company. in
cluding J. Il. Haggin of California. Fran
els Lynd Stctson of New York, Senator
Jones of Nevada. Howard vansindercn of
New York. representing ID. q. Mills, and
Charles X. Flint Of New York.
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DEATH IS AT HIS DOOR
The Days Of Millionaire Jay Gould Said
10 be Numbered
IN CoNSUMPTION's GRASP
Notwith standing the DenIaIs OF His
Low Condition the Grim
Angel 10 Fast APP
preaching.

NEW YORK. Dec. LIT has been deter
mined that Jay Gould 10 suffering OF con-
sumption and 10 doubtless now in his last
Illness. Last winter he went to q more
genial climate and IL was hoped until re-
Gently that he might he able this winter to
get away from New York to some locality
where tho atmosphere is more bland than
here. Development Of his trouble has,
however, prevented his contemplated re-
moval and Gould now lies in his Fifth
avenue home in this city growing weaker
daily.
His entire family 10 within reach of
hurried summons and personal medical
attendants are I'm close attendance. To
seek details of the sick room would be n
fruitlcss effort, for such information Is
rigidly held within family circles. That
Gould has been, as rImored, suffering
from hcniorrhage may or may not be true.
II matters not. The health of the great
financier has many times In years gone
by. been tho subject Of sensational
and designing rumor. This writing,
however, deals with no rumor,
nor is II designed TO arouse a
sensation. Gould is low with consump-
tion. He Is weak. and each day his phys
ical forces less oppose the advance OF tho
disease. His life may bo prolonged Tor
some days, but his days arc well nigh
numbered. and the limit Of his living may
be said now to have been narrowed al
most 10 hours.
At midnight II was stated Gould was un-
conscious. An hour later he is still in tho
same state.
New YORK. Dec. lit is learned to-
night that both George Gould and DIR.
Mum are greatly worried. The alarming
symptoms inGoull's case are hcmorrhages
of the stomach. The first of these occur
red on Nov. %. since which time there
have been several. Because Of tho hem
orrhages DR.. Mum called DIR. Janeway
Wednesday in consultation. There were
many callers at the house tonight. but tho
information given them was only meager,
''very low" with which they were forced
10 be contentcd.
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MORE SPACE WANTED.
Assignments for Exhibits IN the Nisss
and Mining building.

Assignment for Exhibits IN the Nisss
and Mining building.
CHICAGO, Dec. There IL great de-
mand for space In the mining building at
the worlds fair, and most of the states
awarded space are fast completing mr.
rangcments for exhibit. California. how
ever, 10 one state which is showing . do
cidedly tagging spirit. Though IL was rs.
signed one Of the most desirable parts OF
the mines and mining building In the
main aisle and directly opposite tho
Mexico display, the California worlds fair
board have not yet accepted this space.
Moreover i'm recent letter to tho worlds
fair management the secretary OF tho
California association said they were
not yet I'm position to state
whether they desired the spat .
allotted them or not. Every inch Of space
In tho mining building is wanted and
several states that don't know whether
they want a place for exhibits in the build
Ing or not are clamoring for an increased
allotment. The worlds fair management
is considerably wrought up over the lassi-
tude shown by the California commission,
and is anxlously awaiting n reply one way
or the other. The California commission,
II In believed. In doing nothing to foster
exhibits for this great building. and Is dis
playing most vaccillating method Of
making such statements rs that they havo
not made up their minds rs yet rs to
whether they will want space or not. II Is
more than possible that IL some definite
move is not made shortly, tho space as
signed Ia California will he allotted TO some
other of the states that show an inclina-
ton to make good exhibit.
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HInckley strack Il Rich.

SAN Francisco, Dec. Tho supreme
court OF California to-day affirmed the de-
cision of Probate Judge Coffey finding
Florence Blythe the heir to the estate OF
Thomas Blythe, deceased. The contest
over the estate. which consists of property
in the business portion of tho city now
valued at about s5,0DO,o0O, Is ono of the
longest on record. Tho heircss is now
Mrs. Fritz Hinkley. having been married
two months ago to n son of Daniel b.
Hinklcy. one of the owners Of the Fulton
iron works of this city.
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KEEP 'EM ON THE RESERVE.


Fiathead Indians Not Wanted In Missouia
by tho Board of Health.
Special Dispatch TO tho standard.
MIssouLA. Dec. 1.-The board Of health
has requested Major Roman to keep the
Indians on the reservation until such time
as all danger from diphthcria has been
avcrted. While II is not believed that
there are many cases among the Indians
mt present II was thought best To pursue
this course. Tho great trouble has been
with the rowing hands Of Cree Indians who
have infested the city for tho past two
months. They can bc seen any day
on tho streets, whole families Of
them. from n papoosc strapped Ia
its mothers back, to full grown buck.
One new case was reported to-day. the
wife of Engineer wylie. Rev. q. G. Clark
and little Marion Hathaway, daughter Of
J.. G.. Hathaway, who have been down with
tho disease for several days, arc now
thought to be out Of danger.
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CURRENCY IN INDIA.
Comment In England on the Brussel
Conference,

Comment In England on the brussels
Conference.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-The Indian currency
commission will resume sittings early in
January, whether tho monetary confer
cnce has or has not by that time been
brought to close. Members of the COM
mission are certain TO have by January
some definite idea Of what the issues Of
the Brussels meeting are TO be and how
they may effect the currency in India.
The associated press has already reported
that the Indian commission had under
consideration tho proposal TO declare o
gold standard for Russia. There 10 no
doubt as to the fact that certain strong
adhcrents of o single standard tried to
snatch tho vote from the commission In
favor of gold standard for India.
Some members who were fully cocniz-
ant Of the momentous consequences Of
such decision. yet adhered to II. desiring
English delegates should be armed with II
when going to Brussels as n weapon
of defense and offense against the BIZ
metallistE. These tactics of ''bluff and
bounce" are not approved by q majority
of the commission. who justly thought the
Brussels delegation would accurately
gtiagc the decision or reported rccom-
mcndation of tho Indian commission.
Ultimately the commission will smash the
gold standard proposal, and il II makes
any important delegation whatever to tho
government, II will suggest the temporary
suspension OF silver coinage IL the vice
roy's counsel should decide to be advis.
able.
The commission has been taking evi.
dcncc from Anglo-Indian bankers. manu-
facturers and tea planters. Most of them
favor doing nothing and allowing busi-
ness and currency values to find q level
under the existing laws. OF those who
spoke of evil arising from the unlimited
coinage of silver in India, the principal
ones simply advocated the government of
India shall have the power TO suspend at
its discretion tho coinage Of silver.
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They're Now In Hook.

MERIDIAN. Miss. Dec. 1.-The noted
Kcmper county outlaws, Tom and Walter
Tolbert, for whom posse has been search
ing for n month. have been finally cap
turcd. Tom was was discovered in Ncs-
hoba county yesterday and wounded in
half dozen places. but managed to cs-
cape. Later, realizing the necessity of at
tention for his wounds. he surrendered
with hts younger brother Walter. Tom
will be sent TO jackson peniteniiary To
serve out n life sentence while Walter will
be taken to Kempcr county to stand trial
for murder.
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Ro.hschlid's Plan.

LONDON, Dec. Ia special correspond.
ent reports that the committee of the
Brussels international monetary confer
ence devoted last night against the Roths-
child scheme. This, however, the corres-
pondcnt says, Is not taken as bi-mctal-
list defeat. The committee will now pro-
coed to decide upon the combined Roths-
child and Soctbeer plans, with modiflca.
tions proposed on behalf of the Latin
union. 1t is expected a majority and
minority report will be presented to-mor-
row. Tho prospects Of an early agree
mcnt by the conference are considered re-
nptn.
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From China and ,Jzn,n,

HALIFAX. n. s.. Dec. 1.-The first En-
glish mail from China and Japan. via Van
couver. has arrived here and will he dis
patched by the steamship Labrador on
Saturday. The first mail from England
for China and Japan is expected by n
steamer due Saturday and will be des-
patched Monday TO make connection with
the steamer leaving Vancouver on Dec. IL.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-02
Inaka Like n Match.

LONDON. Dec. 1.-The Royal Yacht squd-
ron's challenge in behalf Of Lord Dun.
raven will reach New York Saturday. Il
complies with all the New York Yacht
clubs conditions. SO that the race for
Americas cup in August or September
seems assured. The challenge will again
be christencd the Valkyrie.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-02
MAKING A CLEAN UP,
An E9srt % RIA the smsky City sf Ua
dss,rabls Women.

des'Pahls Women.
PrrTs BuRo. Dec. l.-Never before In the
history of Pittsbure Was such scene vii.
ncsseds 70 In the city hall this afternoon. A
least $50 inmates Of disorderly houses, who
were ordered TO leave the city by to-inor-
row afternoon, gathered In the mayors
ofiice. They were Of all grades and coo.
ditions OF their class Of society. Ths
women insisted upon seeing Mayor Gossr-
ley, and when he made his appearance,
they wanted to know what they were 10
do. Mayor Gourlcy made q speech In
which he said, In part: II am sorry fcg
you women. ! did not close you up for "a
months of my term. for tho reason I did
not think II would help this evil. When
the ministers of tho city, wives, mothers.
sisters and brothers came to me to insist
on tho law being lived up to, had to To-
sue the order. take all the responsibility
and do not know what you can do. have
nothing to offer you. think Mr.. Browns
orders tco hasty. do not believe In hurry
ing you out In tho streets like dogs"
One of the females said: "Some OF
these women, in fact a great number of
them, live away from hero. They have no
money and no friends, and what are they
TO do?"
THAT don't know" said the mayor;
"but will try and see what tho ministers
will do and let you know by tomorrow
afternoon"
Tho women went down Smithfleld street
to Fifth avenue in q body, attracting q
great deal Of attention. The ministers Of
the city propose at once to take care Of
the women. Scare of tho fallen" will bo
the sole topic OF discussion next Sunday,
and active measures will be taken to pro-
vide homes for those who wish to lead
moral lives. Hundreds Of women left to-
day for other cities. many going to Wheel
ing, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Columbus and
Chicago.
This evening delegation Of l2 or Is
colored prostitutes called at tho residence
of Rev. DR.. McCrary Of tho Third United
Presbyterian church and asked for pro-
lection. He has boon q leader In the
movement against the social evil and
prominent In the Sunday closing crusade.
He told the women he could do nothing
for them. While he was talking largo
crowd gathered about the house and in
dulged in cat calls. The women then he
gan to sing. Nearer NV God TO Thee,"
but the sound Of an approaching patrol
wagon caused the crowd to disperse.
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DIR. SCOTS FUNERAL.
The Remains of the Father-in-iaw OF
Hnrrison Co bs Laid in the GrnVe.

The Remains Os the Fnther-tu-taW OF
Harrison Ia bs Laid in the Grave.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The body Of DIR.
Scott. President Harrison's fathcr-in-iaw,
has been prepared for burial. II will bc
removed to the east room. where tho
funeral will be held this afternoon Mt 3
o'clock. At the close Of the services il
will he taken by special train to Washing
ton, Pa, where il will arrive tomorrow
morning. His remains will bc buried be-
side the remains Of his wife and son. Tho
presidential party accompanying IL will
then return to Washington. Tho pail
bearers are Secretary John w. Foster. At
toruey General Miller. Postmaster Cen
eral wanamaker, Secretary Noble. ex-
Justice Strong. Judge Shcllabagcr, Judge
Wiley and DIR. Wharton.
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I,uek. Final seud-On.

DORCHESTER. y. b.. Dec. 1.-Buck Olsen,
a sailor aud burglar. was hanged here this
morning for killing Policeman Steadman
while the latter was attempting To arrest
him for burglary last August. Bucks pal.
Jim. recently confessed he, not Buck fired
the fatal shot. but the sentence of the
court was not changed. Bucks last words
were "Lct her co.
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IN GERMANY.
Debate on the Budget Re-
gartiing the Army.

garding the Army.
BERLIN, Dec. 1.-During debate on the
budget to-day, DR.. Buhl, leader of the ma
tional liberals. said his party would vote
for the demands Of the government for
money for military purposes rs far rs
compatible with the vital interests of tho
army bill to the full extent practicable.
In the course Of his speech DIR. Buhl COM
planned Of the inadequate share Germany
has taken In the celebrations In honor of
the four-hundredth anniversary Of the dis
covcry of America. Chancellor Won Cap
rivi said Germany was worthily repre-
scnted at Columbus fctcs at Genoa md
Spain. Herr Licbknecht, the socialist
leader, In his speech urged that tho
militia system bc established In Germany
and political morality be improved.
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COLUMBIA, 5. C.. Dec. Tho special
house committee on prohibition bills re.
ported favorably on that drafted by tho
prohibition state chairman. Matters are
becoming decidedly warm on the prohibi-
ton question. and there is every prospect
Of n severe struggle.
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Cleveland aud His Ducks.

ExMoRE, Va, Dec. 1.-Cicvcland re-
turned from his cunning at 4:l5 o'clock
to-day. The conditions were exception.
ally favorable to-day for ducking. and all
the sportsmcn seemed satisfied with their
days work.
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Mare Trouble In samoa.

LONDON. Dec. IA dispatch TO the Ex.
change Telegraph company received from
Samoa 10 to the effect that native insur-
gents have attacked English residents.
Orders have been tclegraphed TO the COM
mander of the Australian squadron TO
send the war ship Ringaraoma to Apia
without delay.
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Gou,d's BiIliou. Attack.

New YORK. Dec. 1.-The following state
mcnt was issued from the Gould resi-
dence this morning: "Gould is eating
well, sleeping we'll and Is as well ms he has
been In years. That he is not dangerously
-, 0thorvise III, may he seen by tho
prsparAtions he is making to go south for
tho winter. He has no bemorrhagc. and
has recovered from tho bilious attack"
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WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The public debt
statement issued to-day shows the cash
balance in the treasury TO be sl3o. .3as .ois.
a decrease in the deb, during ths month
Uf 81. Or g35
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Do YOU want perfect fit in suit I? Thcr

GO to Conncll's. They have one of tho
best cutters in the United States. They
use the finest trimmings. do first-class
work and guarantee perfect flt in every
suit. Remember the place. N. J. Con-
nell company.
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cood Mr.. Gear. pu,ies.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l.-Ex-Governor
Gear of Iowa formally assumed the duties
of assistant secretary of the treasury.
The president delegates him power to
sign treasury warrants and act rs secre-
tary Of tho treasury in certain contin.
yeucies,
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Mrs. Rernnrtl.. ne,,h

SAN DIEGO. Dec. lit was learned to-
day that Mrs. Anderson Bernard, who
committed suicide ut the Hotel Coronado.
purchased the revolver in this city. No
word yet in response TO the telegram to
Hamburg. Iowa. The remains have been
cmbalmel.
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Special DISPATCH 10 the standard
MIssouLA, Dec. Carl Sanders was or.
amined as to his sanity to-day, and COM
mitted To the Warm Springs asylum. Ho
was brought in from Iron Mountain.
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Go TO the Connell company for rubbcrs.
ovcrshoes and rubber boots. They carry
the largest stock. have the best assert.
mcut. have any and all Sizes. and sell
their goods for less than any house in
Montana.
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A Nrw MI..ouia Paper.

snccial Dispatch TO the standard
MissorLA. Dec. 1.-The Fopniist, n new
papcr devoted to the interests of the pee
pies party. made its appearance to-day
with Frank {. Ives as business manager,
aud II. A. Pelkey as editor.
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Mr.. Psr,c,l'. Creditors.

LONDON. Dec. The creditors Of Mrs.
Charles Stewart Parnell have accepted q
plan of settlement by which they viii re-
ceiye their claims in full with interest.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard
HELENA. Dec. To-day at sheriHs
sale the Helena Journal Was bid In by the
Merchants National bar~
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Ordered to Warm springs.
4, pts,.t.h In the Standard

HELENA, Dec. IA. J. lawson. the
wcll-known photographer, was adjudged
insane to-day and ordered taken to Warm
Springs.
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TNOR SALE-A SNAP! HAVE PAID $1,000
Il on O first-class house and lot on Jackson and
Tenth street which wish to dispose of at once:
will sell cheap or trade Minneapolis Office, $40
Front street
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BLACKS NTH.

RoBhRI G. WESrERMAN. HEAVY FoRC-
,ar s anu senerai black smitaing. machine shin
s.eaincnAe building and work fre-escapes "a
sian pipes made and put buildings: wsliborins,
100, nsase2 OF al Kinds: call fer plans and esri
.--1.Ss, in-iy equipped TO 90 all kinds az xrork
- x seu "a the state shop on West street betwsao
III, Seattle Wash 4. ". BOX
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REAL ESTATE RROK ERS.

Np-.UF DoRFFEL, REAL ESTATE PRO
-, ~ .. 9ays and sells all kinds of real esta.a
-sl-ILAsS BUSINESS AND RESIDFECTS
property In all parts of the cit1y e. I-.>1E
sponasnce solicited w. 4. LedSerwood reai $500
spS. saseesso or TO Lewis & Ledgerwood, room "a
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FOR RENT-RANCH.

DANCH FOR RENT: FORTY FIVE ACRES:
IL half in cultivation balance ready for cultiva-
ton: house tools and stock place. T.. F. Witt
ler James street power-house.
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