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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-10

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-10

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-21
1T IS ALL RIGHT.


The Raiiroad 10 be Huiit From wyom-
Ing TO tho Pacific.
CHICAGO. Dec. 20.-The developers Of
the proposed new Wyoming & Utah rail-
road. recently incorporated, TO run from
Casper, Wyo., TO Ogden, Utah, say II Is an
important line. In many respects this is
the most important item of railroad news
of years. No other track of equal length
could 20 completely change railroad rela.
tions. II will extend northwest from the
Elkborn e. Missouri valley road to Ogden,
and give the vanderbils continuous line
nearly across the continent. The new line
will bo perfectly independent OF all con.
nections except the Southern Pacific Ut
Ogden, and will become the most active
competitor instead Of the closest ally Of
the Union Pacific. The route Of the Wy
oming & Utah will follow the old Mormon
trail from Casper TO Ogden. 1t 10 capital
lied at s1o,0O0,OO0. The incorporators arc
Charles A. Sherman and L. s. Weatherby
Of Iowa, Ormond Rambo Of Philadelphia,
A. C. Smith Of Suffolk, Va, and J. A. Van
Horn of Lincoln, Neb.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-21
BRITISH SHIPS Of WAR
TO PROTECT THE CANALS
Explanations offered by Officials
OF the Canadian Government-
The News at WASH
InRton.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2O.-The construc.
tion of revenue cutters on tho great lakes
by Canadian authorities has received ~
newed consideration by officials Of tho
treasury department within the past few
days since the receipt OF the report made
by one OF the lieutenauts in tho service 10
Captain Shepard Of the revenue marine.
In this report the lieutenant gives In do
tail facts corroborating the points out
lined In associated press dispatches sev.
eral days ago. showing that in all essen.
tial features the boats are naval vessels.
The report further states that English and
Canadian officers and citizens explained
that these vessels were built with . visw
of protecting the welland canal from
destruction i'm case OF attacks, and In this
connection the statement is made that
there are 80 vessels in tho British navy
that can be sent TO tho great lakes, and
contracts have been let for enlarging the
shallow west Of the Canadian canals, c.
pecially the Cornwall. 20 rs to admit the
passage Of vessels drawing II feet Of
water. The report docs not excite any
apprehension Mt tho treasury department.
Secretary Of State Foster said. to-day
that the report has not officially reached
him yet. He said the treaty Of 1917 places
no restrictions upon the number Of rsve-
nuc cutters either country may maintain
upon the great lakes. The document
should bc amended in some important
particulars to conform to modern condi.
tions. In its present shape IL is out of
date. and some of its requirements are
ignored by mutual consent.
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OUR GOLD and SILVER
Possible Effect Of ths lOnstlry Conisf.
elCe Is Foster Sees l.
ROTHSCHlLD'S PROPOSITION
Evidence That Financlers OF the
Great Nations Favor the Use
OF Both Money
Metals.

WASHINGTON, Dec. O.-Sccretary Fos-
ter said this afternoon Mt the treasury de-
partment that he thought II q grave mis-.
take to assume that the monetary confer
ence will prove TO be q failure. The tax.
ing OF q recess was expected by the nd
ministration before the American dele
gates left here. Rothschild's proposition,
and bis declaration that unless something
bc done TO insure n better Use OF silver ms
money OF tho nations, serious conse-
quenccs would follow, is in itself hope
full indication that the prominent bankers
OF the world feel the necessity of reaching
an agreement Of such nature rs will se-
cure Approximate unifurmity tho world
over in dealing with the question. The
secretary said that as far as he personally
was concerned, all he expected of the pre-
liminary conference has been accom-
plished. The general feeling of the con-
ference Is even more favorable than an.
ticipated.
Secretary Foster makes no secret OF his
purpose OF repairing ms far as possible
within legitimate bounds, the serious in.
roads on gold holdings resulting from the
recent heavy shipments OF that metal To
Europe. and to that end he has renewed
the policy so successfully employed by
him at earlier periods of his administra.
tion when the gold balance of the treasury
was similarly mcnaccd by foreign infiu-
encc. This policy In brief In to disburse
currency Of any character and dcnomina-
tion desired mt any point in the United
States when II may be needed in exchange
for gold deposited In any sub.treasury ex-
cept that at San Francisco. The person
purchasing currency is gwen the benefit
of the gov ernment rate Of transportation.
II was learned this afternoon that several
bankers have already taken advantage of
Secretary Fosters plan and have added
100000 TO the government gold balance,
and further that there is every indication
that the treasury will speedily recoup tho
entire amount surrendered recently 10
foreign dealers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-21
FACES IN THE GLASS.
The Alleged Miracuieus window ia the
Church at Canton.

The Alleged Mlrncu1ous window II the
Church at Canton.
wINoNA. Minn.. Dee. D.-Bishop Cotter
has made an official statement TO the press
with regard to tho alleged miraculous
window in tho church ut Canton, which
has been creating SO much excitement.
The bishop says In substance that tho
manifestations appear TO be explainablc
on purely natural grounds; that other in
tcrpretations arc uncalled Tor. The state
mcnts thus far advanced. however. favor
ing explanations by processes Of polariza-
tion, or unpreycntable introduction of
gaseous blue smoke In cheap grades of
window glass during its manufacture, he
thinks, hardly afford sufficient cxplana.
ton for the unique forms found I'm tho
FIRST window, or OF similar coincidence
OF more defined like forms found In tho
second glass. No theory pointing To the
supernatural origin OF these Appearances
has been shown by investigation to be ten
able, and no one::can be permitted with any
semblancc of warrant from the church To
assert that tho manifestations are mirac-
ulous in their character. Whoever adj
vances supernatural theory docs SO
wholly on his private judgment.
With regard TO people Aockina TO Cam
ton in the hope of being miraculousiy cured
of ailments. the bishop earnestly urges
such 10 refrain from attempting the trip
aud facing the dangers Of the inclemcnt
season and the mcager accommodations
inseparabie from the misnamed pilgrim
ages.
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EXCITING TIMES.
Startling Developments In the PanaO
Canal Investigates.

Startling Dsvelopmsnts In the PanaDa
Canal Investigates.
PARIS, Dec. 0.-In the Panama cauai
investigation case, Victor De Iesscps testi-
fed before the investigation COMMITTEES
that he was not concerned In tho LOTTERY
issue and Was ignorant Of any attempt 70
bribe any one. A search today
In . photographers establishment dIs-
closed proofs and negatives OF The
There checks. When confronted with
them, There revealed the hiding place
Of the stubs and these were seized. Baron
Do Reinach's papers wero also examined
to-day. Many original documents havo
been abstracted and replaced with copies.
Tho greatest excitement was on tho
streets until o late hour tonight. Son,e
papers published rs many M seven cxtsN
editions. Largo groups Of people arr
gathered about lamp posts reading thern
and cxcitedly discussing the situation
The scene presented has not bcen
equalled since the fall Of President
Theirs In 1872.
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THAT SHOOTING ScRAPE.


No Decision Yet As tn the Seriousness Of
wssson's Wounds.
BUTTE, Dec. a0.-Dr. Campbell. who Is
attending tho man wasson. shot In q
brawl in the Palace saloon thus morning.
says his patient Is in no apparent
danger, and that unless something un-
usual occurs he will soon he well again.
Tho bullet entered the right breast short
distance above tho nipple. and striking
rib. glanced and wont around and lodged
in the flesh Immediately under the arm,
where Il still remains. Tho doctor has
not yet decided whether 10 take out tho
bullet. but will probably let It remain
where Il is unless il should cause trouble,
something the doctor does not apprchend.
Fortunately for Wasson the revolver that
Morrow used was a small and cheap af.
fair or the results might have been much
more serious.
Lou Fisher. the waitress who caught .
stray bullet In her shoulder, is only
slightly injured.
Morrow, the shooter, was arraigned In
the police court this morning, and his ap-
pearance bore evidence to tho rough treat
ment lie had received Mt tho hands of
wasson. oven after tho latter was
wounded. His head and face were bruised
and cut aud his clothes were covered with
blood. lie said he went out Of the saloon
and got revolver because ono of his
friends told HIM that Wasson would kill
him. He claims TO have fired only two
shots and that WATSON fired three shots
after obtaining possession OF the revolver,
A charge Of assault with intent to kill has
been entered against Morrow. He is being
held without bail. pending the outcome OF
wasson's injuries.
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DOWN IN UTAH.
The Noted Brock Gang Case In the
Courts.

The Noted Brock Gang Case In the
Courts.
DENVER, Dec. 20.-A dispatch from
Provo, Utah, says: Captain Davis, who
wiped out the Brock gang at West Water,
near the Colorado line, last August, by
killing Charles Brock. Charles Miller and
H. Duel. Is now on trial for his life In
Provo. The only eye witness was Frank
Grant, who accompanied Davis to Brooks
cabin, where the killing took place. He
testified he. with Davis. went 10 Brooks
cabin TO watch for thieves supposed to
have stolen somo money and who at.
tempted 10 burn his stacks. Witness
states Davis was assailcd by Duel with q
club near the door of the house as they
came up and Duel was shot through the
check. Miller, who shot mt Davis through
the window, was next fired upon by Davis
and killed BY bullet through the brain.
They met Brock as they were going home.
They quarrelcd and Davis was struck
with pair of iron hobbies. He then fired
two shots Mt Brock. killing him instantly,
one shot striking him in the side of the
head. the other through the side. The
case has been on trial for two or three
days.
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Meeting with Mig success.

BOMBAY, Dec. 20.-Alexnndcr Russell
Webb. who recently resigned the Office of
United States consul n, Manila TO preach
IslAmisni. is now at Hydrabad soliciting
contributions TO a fund 10 be spent in
sending Islamite missionaries to the
United States. He is having immense
success. BY few days work in this city
he secured S25. 600. and I'm Calcutta and
Rangoon $1,000. In Hydrabad subscrip-
tions OF the Mohammedans have already
reached more than sii 500. He will use
much Of the money secured in India to
establish Islamite newspapers and lecture
courses In American cities. lie will also
publish new translation Of the Koran.
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A Great Huhhuh.

LONDON, Dec. 20.-At o meeting Of tho
creditors Of the Libcrator Building society
to-day there was q stormy scene. The
collapse OF tho society swept AWAY tho
savings Of years Of many mechanics,
shopkeepers and others OF small means.
During the meeting the statement was
made TINT James Spencer BalfOur, one Of
the principal men of the soclcty and q
member Of the house Of commons. had
sold all his property in Great Britain and
fed TO Spain. His son was present at tho
meeting and said to the best OF his knowl.
edge his fathers property was not sold
and his father was not In Spain. He de.
clncd to say where the elder Balfour was
aud great uproar ensued.
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TO-DAY the Society Of the
Cincinnati will meet in Phila-
delphia, Pa.
They convene to choose a site
for the proposed Washington
monument, which will probably
be located near Memorial Hall
in that City. The shaft is being
shipped in sections from Ham,
burg. and the foundations will
be constructed in the Spring.
Colonel Richard Dale is the
principal member of the Monu.
ment Committee.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-21

SALEM. Ore, Dec. 0.-The unofRciA1
canvass Of Oregon for presidential celsctorV
gives the following figures: Republican,
35,002; democrat, i4.2aS; populist, 8.e5 I;
prohibition. 2,225s. Pierce. ono OF the pop
ulists who was endorsed By tho democrats,
received S,si3. Mandamus proceedings
will be argued in the state supreme co0rs
tomorrow. Suit rs to be brought 10 prs.
vent the secretary of state from counting
tho votes cast for Pierce in those counties
in which his name appeared twice on ths
official vote.
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No Causr for Alarm.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ~. O.-Informatio ion
was received at the treasury department
to-day to the effect that the financial
furry In New York is practically over for
the present, and there is no longer any
prospect of n panic. About $4,000 in
gold was taken from the treasury this
week. and about 81 10000 more will prob
ably be the last before the week Is ended.
Secretary Foster Is confident that IL will
be returned through the regular channels
of trade.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-21
An Editors Tro o bies.

CHICAGO. Dec. 20.-A. s. Merscr. alter
nate worlds fair commissioner from wyo-
ming and editor Of the northeastern Stock
journal, published Mt Cheyenne. Wyo..
who was arrested several months ago upon
the complaint of John Clay. of the firm Of
Clay. Robinson & Co.. charging him with
criminal libel, was given bearing before
n Justice OF the peace. who took the mat
ter under advisement until Dec. %.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-21
II Was Nos ArgasA.

Special Dispatch 70 the stAndaFd.
BOISE. Idaho. Dec. 2o.-The writ OF mans
damus which was served on the state
board Of canvassers, was not argued this
morning as expected. State Auditor
Mooney asked for continuance, ~ Mr..
Burgan, scnator-elect from Koosenai and
Latah counties. desired to be present to
look after his interests. and because an
attorney in the case was otherwise en-.
pioyed. The hearing was continued till
tomorrow. and probably will not como ~
till Thursday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-21
They Have Absolute Control,

COLUMBIA, s. C., Dec. 20.-Govcrnor
Tillman has signed the bill putting the
absolute control OF all railroads in the
state in the hands of tho railroad commits
sioncr, from whose decision there is no
appeal. Tho railroad employees Of tho
state are incensed Mt the governor for
signing tho bill and will inaugurate q
campaign against him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-21
Stnulboul Sold.

NEW YORK. Dec. a.-The celebrated
trotting stallion Stamboul. 2:o7H, the
property OF the late Walter 5. Hobart of
Hobart farm, San Mateo. Cal. was sold at
auction at the American institute building
this forenoon for $1,000. Tho purchaser
was ID. II. Hamman. banker Of this city.
who owns q stock farm In Orange county.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-21
HOLIDAY IDEAS.

Smoking Jackets.
Lounging Gowns,
House Coats.
Berth Robes,
Gcntlcmcn's Fixings.
Handsome Silk Mufflcrs,
Silk and Satin Suspcndcrs,
Silk Handkcrchiefs,
Fine Neckwear
Silk Umbrellas,
Fine Walking Sticks.
Seal Caps.
Fancy Night Robes.
Dress and Business Suits,
Boys Suits and Ovcrcoats.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-21

HELENA. Dec. D.-In tho supreme ooure
to-day an answer was filed TO the rcply OF
the Chotcau county canvassing board, do.
nying all Of its allegations. The court
then made ruling for subposnas to issss
for all persons having custody Of returns
of Box Elder district to come In Friday
With the documents IN question.
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For an Investigation.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-Hon. John F.
Durham, minister TO Hayti, now in this
country on leave OF absence, has been
instructed by the secretary OF state TO re-
turn without delay to Port au Prince, and
investigate the arrest and imprisonment
of Frederick News, n respectable American
merchant of that city. Tho secretary of
the navy has placed the Atlanta at the
disposal of the state department TO take
Minister Durham to his post.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-21
Money From Chill.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ao.-The 81, 900 paid
by the Chilian government i'm the settle.
mcnt arising out Of the Baltimore affair -
Valparaiso, was covered into the sub.
treasury at New York to-day. Arrange
mcuts will be made as soon rs possible
for an equitable distribution to the people
for whom IL is intended.
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win Go To California.

WASHINGTON. Dec. a0.-Gcncral Rose
Grams will leave Tomorrow afternoon for
Los Angeles, Cal, in hope Of recovering
his health.
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GmIn l,aAhn An AfricA.

BERLIN. Dec. 20.-Adyices dated Nov. 20
declare the report of the death of Emin
Pasha are erroneous. He is following
Stanley's route through the Congo state,
and except for the affection Of the eyes, is
in exceptionlly good health.
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MELBOURNE. Australia. Dec. 2-The
advocates Of free trade adopted . rssolup
ton conrratulating the democrats of tho
United States upon their victory. Con-
gratulations were also cabled 10 Cisvb
land.
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Prom a Lopdo. Pspsr.

LONDON. Dec. .O.-The Daily Nesrs says
OF the Brussels conference: I'VE hope
the conference will not DO resumed. Each
country must do it's best for itself. Amsss
lea cannot afford to delay until May, pse-
haps not until July steps to prevent The
depreciation of her silver notes."