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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-08
VERY NAUGHTY WOMEN
English Ladies Who Are Good Judges
Of Whisky.
THERE'S NEED OF REFORM
Champagne and Hot Drinks. with
Occasional Jags. Quite
the Proper
Thing.
Copyright iss, by New York Associated Press

Copyright isa. by New York Associated Press |
LONDON, Oct. "A sharp aud probably
salutary shock has been given high social
circles by startling exposure in regard
20 the prevalence OF drunkenness among
aristocratic ladies', made by Lady Fresle-
rick Cavendish and the Duchess of Bed
ford at q church congress. Lady Frede-
rick Cayendish said that she had been re-
Gently staying at q country mansion
where roomy dining chairs are still used.
the seats OF which are deeply curved to
save the gentlemen from falling o,.t after
dinner; that although heavy drinking had
been abandoned by the men, tho WON.
were becoming inveterate tipplers. Many
have been addicted to ''pick me up" and
some OF them brandy and soda during the
day and something hot ut bed time. She
knew young lady who could not get
through a London season without taking
n cordial" kept handy, at tca, and after
O certain party concert the lady beside had
called for "white cup" deceptive name
for champagne cup.
Lady Cavendish protested especially
against the new fashion of young ladies
and old ones, too, accompanying gentle
men to the smoking room after dinner
and sharing not only cigars but also
spirits. She said distinguished phys
clan had assured her that many ladies liv-
ing idle lives consulted him for nervous
symptoms which revealed condition of
alcoholism bordering on dclirium ,rcmcns.
but alcohol Is not only the fashionable
failing, rs chloral, chloritlyne and morphia
are taken In secrecy In the boutloirs and
were adding TO the inaladics Of modern
life.
The Duchess Of Bedford, taking up the
matter then put tho blame for these evils
on straining OF tho nerve power through
the supposed exigent demands Of society
until the nerves require stimulating. The
argument of the necessity Of stimulation,
she said, afforded but the very
slightest protection against tempta.
tion. Tho real remedies was an
avoidance of mischievous forms
of excitement, together with q total
abstinence. The duchess maintained that
''moderation" was n very elastic term
ard would not meet the evils like al,
stinence. II was a serious thing, she said
for Christian workers pledged to fight
drinking practices of society TO reject tho
practice of abstinence, and she besought
everybody interested to avoid the banter
and jest too commonly used In reference
to the greatest evil Of modern life.
Tho wife of Archbishop Benson, Sir
William Herschel, Dean of Rochester and
others continued in q similar strain. The
whole topic 10 deeply stirring the social
elite
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UNCLE SANS FINANCES.
Secretary Foster Breathing Easier Over
the Situation

Nrw YORK, OFT. 1.-"Secrctary Foster Of
tie treasury is breathing easier over the
situation. Says n Washington dispatch to
the HeroLd. ethan he has a, any time since
the nd djournm. !, of the billion dollar con-
arcss a year and half nro. The rrospect
of getting through another fiscal year
without putting on new taxes or borrow.
ing money 10 run the government il
brighter than for many months. The
very thing which tho MCKINLEY nc, was
passed 4. nreyent. VIZ. an increase i'm the
impor,s of mercbandise. is what h, giving
the secretary boue.
For many months after th. Mckinley
hin was ON the statute books. imports dc.
.ltled ard cus,oms ,rccip,. fell of after
A.. influence OF higher duties. Bu, the
rebound ha. come and proycd ayain that
the laws OF trade nre even stronger than
those Of tho r.nubIice, I, congress. The
customs reccip,s for S.n,.mb.r iumped
from l&.Ip. eio in lso, 10 s,-.o1a ei7 ,hi,
wear. and the rcceipts for the quarter end.
inc Sen,enber 40 increased sam o,O and
made The % for the last quarter n round
SIOOo This may no, mean 800 opD
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MISSIONARY MATTERS.



CHICAGO, Oct. Tho American board
Of commissioners for foreign missions re-
convened this morning. Tellcrs reported
the election Of the entire ticket for officers
voted on last night. Then the battle be.
tween the conservatives and liberals be-
gan. Rev. DIR. Storrs. who had been elet ted
president, arose and said he was unwilling
10 accept tho position until the board pd
defined its position on the terms uu Ter
which missionaries will be sent abrdAd.
Acting under the rules made at tho meet.
ing at New York and Minneapolis, the
board had felt It not justified in sending
out young men to teach the heather the
doctrine of probation after death. He was
willing TO interpret the rules literally and
commission men who would say
they knew nothing rs TO post
morfem salvation, leaving tho ques-
tion to God; but he could not accept
the presidency II the board was 10 allow
missionaries to teach that kind OF saliva
tion afilrmatively. A resolution was in
troduced rcafiirming the New York aud
Minneapolis rules. literally applied. Pro-
fessor Smythc of Andover. leader OF the
liberals, declared tho rules had not boon
literally interpreted, and said the liberpl
men who had been fitted for tho ministH
had been excluded from missionary wort.
The standard of work had been steadily
lowered for years. The matter OF the
future was discussed AT length by Joscrlh
Cook and DIR. Webb Of the conservatives
and DIR. Quint and DIR. Washington Glad
den of the liberals and others.
A resolution was finally adopted. ane
DIR. Storrs accepted the presidency. Aftcf
some further unimportant business tlie
board adjourned.
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Memori.i ilr.troYed.

From the Cheago Herald.
The little house in which Benedict Arm.
old i said to have planned his treason has
just been demo olished to make room for .
Inrrcr buildiu .. Ii stood in Market street,
Philadelphia. and was over 125 years old.
Ii was to this spot that Arnold invited
Clinton's agent to be sent from New York
To meet him; Il was here that he lived. A
mob chased him tn this house once on ac-
count of some unpopular measures with
which he was supposed to be identified,
aud from its windows certain celebrities
of the city saw him hanging in efflgy in
i7>O. Washington met jefferson and Ham
ilton ia this cottage in later years, sepa-
rately. in an endeavor to patch up Q truce
between those two statesmen.
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IT Is AN OLD DODGE
The Distracted Temporary Capital Wants
to Talk Railroad, Too.
A CRAZY PLAN IN VIEW
It's the Thlnnest Thing on Earth
and There Isn't q Voter In
the State Who Can Be
Fooled by It
special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Oct. ITO say that the Helena
people arc badly frightened on the capital
business is putting IL very mild; they arc
practically In panic, and tho news that
men arc actually going to work on the
Butte, Anaconda q Pacific railroad has
put them In state OF nervous agitation
beyond description.
Yesterday q number Of the most per-
sistent Cracker City boomers, having
heard the news that theNwork had actually
begun which will place Anaconda on q
second transcontinental line, made up
their minds that some kind OF bluff must
be run to try and countcract tho effect of
SO great an increase In Anaconda's
chances. Accordingly a meeting was
called at the pavilion, Mt which Sam
Hauser presided. Sam Ward was the first
speaker. He was followed by Colonel
Sanders and Mr.. Weed. With the ex-
ception of small roast on Butte made by
Colonel Sanders. on account of the inter
rrlption OF his meeting at Butte recently,
the burden of the speakers cry was that
money must be put up to keep the capital
at the Cracker City.
As soon as reference was made 10 rails.
ing more ''stuff." the audience began to
file out and most of those in attendance
had escaped before II occurred TO the "Old
warho sc" 10 suggest locking the doors.
When this had been done quite an amount
OF money was raised.
Though one of the papers here has
stated that Marcus Daily has started n rail.
road TO run from Anaconda to the Sth Of
November. and though all the people here
profess and declare that the enterprise Is
fake, tho meeting thought that some
thing must be done to countcTact the ef-
feet OF SO great an undertaking on the
capital chances. The general and deep
seated conviction was that the now road
would keep from 5000 to 5000 men nj
work who would all vote for Anaconda.
After considerable consultation between
the leaders at the meeting it was decided
to revive the old scheme to build tho Union
Pacific into Helena.
In an executive session held after the
regular meeting II was decided that this
scheme, which has fallen through at least
six times already. should be again resur.
rected with the idea OF cajoling the voters
of Madison and Beaverhead counties.
Helena has determined to advertise that
branch, or rather, as they term il, the
main line of the Union Pacific is to be ex-
tended from Dillon to Helena by way of
the jefferson Valley, leaving Butte and
Anaconda on the side track.
To-day State Treasurer Hickman, who
is now a confirmed capital boomer, and
II. s. Howell were dispatched to Madison
and Beaverhead counties to work up the
fake. There is not q dollar of money be-
hind the scheme, and the Union Pacific
has already refused 10 take up the plan.
This fake will not deceive any intelligent
man in Montana for an instant.
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FUSION IN KANSAS.
Democrats Who Donr Like the Argu-
menf.

menf.
TOPEKA. kas.. Oct. The straightout
democrats who protest against the fusion
made by the democratic party with the
populists at tho convention held last July.
at which il was agreed to vote for the pco-
pies party state ticket In return for the
support Of tho peoples party for thu
democratic electoral ticket. assembled
here to-day. In numbers the convention
was disappointment to the projectors.
The convention was called for 10
O'Clock, but the attendance was SO slim mt
that hour II was decided 20 wait till II 80.
in the hope that the morning trains would
bring in more delegates. When that time
came il was decided TO attempt only 4
preliminary organization i'm the morning
and wait until the afternoon trains ar
rived. NJ. Mitchell called the meeting to
order and introduced A. A. Harris of Fort
Scott as chairman. In his speech he out
lined the policy which the convention OK
pected to pursue. II was simply TO regis
ter protest and absolvc all democrats
from allegiance TO the July convention.
A recess was taken till this aft ernoon.
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FIGHT WITH OUTLAWS
One Deputy Sheriff Killed and In.
0.hoi Wounded.
IN THE COEUR D'ALENES
Result OF a Raid by Sheriff Sims
Ono Gssperado Dead-Peter
Rreen Indicted for
Murder.
Special Dispatch to the standard


WALL ACE. Idaho, Oct All yesterday
afternoon Sheriff Sims and his dsposiss
appeared tn be acting in . mysterious
way. II developed that tho preparations
were being made for Wholesale raid. The
bold iefu. os who have been doing all
the iawlessness, laid at the doors OF the
Miners union. were in hiding up Big
creek. about four miles above Wardner.
A special train carrying Is deputit left
Wallace Mt dark, meeting a posse Of eight
more from wardner at the
mouth of Big creek. They crept
upon the cabins of .be refugees
under cover of darkness. The desper-
ADDE'S being completely surrounded were
called upon by Sims to surrender. and re-
piled with oaths and at once opened a
fusilade ON the posse. Clarence Cunning
ham. deputy. was shot In the thigh; Sam
Morgan. another deputy. was shot in the
body in two places and cannot possibly
live. The suddcnness of the attack dis
concerted tho officers but for . moment,
when they opened fire on the
cabins and poured vollcy after volley
into them. Owing to the darkness a
great number of the refugees escaped. but
the sheriff said the raid was rewarded by
the capture Of five of the worst criminals
Shoshone county has yet been afflicted
with. Clayton Miller. the Kentucky out
law. Bob Horn, who has been the terror
of the South fork for n number of weeks,
Mike St. Clair and Cbas. Roberts, all
badly wounded, were captured. Thos.
Griiii,hs, better known as BLACKSMITH
Tom," was shot through the left lung and
died while being taken To WaIdner. The
people of the South fork arc In q state of
great excitement.
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Racing M Morris Park.

MoRRis PARK. Oct. Track fast. Six
furiongs won. Wah Jim second.
Chiswick third. Time. :l2N.
Seven furlongs won. Fagot sec
ond. Es,clle third. Time. ~.
Five and half furlongs- Rebccca won.
Rowe,i colt second, Hugh Penney third.
Time. :O5I..
Wakefield handicap. | lie miles XII.
deer won. Russell second. Sleipnir third.
Time, ~.
ono milc-Adolbcrt won. Speculation
second, Lady Superior third. Time,
l:itE.
One milc-Quecnie Trowbridge won,
Julien second, Strcphon third. Time,
Al.
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YESTERDAYS RACES.
Hal Pointer On aa ohio Track-N No
ris Iark.

Hal POINTER On au ONO Irack-At Mor-
rIs rark.
CHILLIcoTHE. Ohio, Oct. "A large
crowd of people went Wild over the per-
formance Of Hal Pointer and Guy In the
free-for-all pace. Flying Jib was too lame
to GO. Tho horses got away nicely In the
flrsks-h0st, keeping close Together, Hal
casnnI AsJosvs<ssewfrc half n length ahead
In 2O7k, beating his race record one Sec
ond. In the second Hal Pointer went to
pieces at the first quarter. Al the second
quarter Guy was Is lengths ahead. but be-
fore coming into the home stretch hc won
out. with Guy running. In 2:ll. In the
third Pointer broke badly in the first and
third quarters and came very nearly be-
ing dis,anced In 2:O9s4. In the fourth they
kept well together until the third quarter.
when Hal broke badly and IL was all he
could do TO get inside a:l3A. The decii-
ing heat will be paced tomorrow. Martha
Wilkes, In 2.0s, eslualed her time.
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TO PROTECT PROTECTION.
Philadelphia Monopolists Give Freely ia
Help Republicanisna.


NEW YORK. Oct. "A dispatch from
Philadelphia 10 the Herald says there was
an interesting conference some days ago
ut Mayor Stuart's private residence.
After the meeting adjusted itself TO busi-
ness il was announced the national cam
paign committee required exactly 81 COO.
600 for campaign purposes and Philadel-
phia was expected to contribute literally.
After protracted conference Joseph ID.
Aremus of the big dry goods house OF
Coffin. Artemus & Co. went forth as q So
licitor. Drexcl. Morgan & Co. subscribed
$1,000; Thomas Dolan. $1,000; +. Ham
Diss,on. $1,000: Post master General Wan
amakcr. $1,000; John and James Dobson,
$4,000, and there is another $1,000 SUBJ
scriber whose name did not obtain. Cof-
fin. Artcmus 4 Co. pledged 5000, as did
Strawbridgc & Clothicr. One firm has
conditionally subscribed $4,000. while
another company has pledged $4,000.
Much Of this money will be used In New
York.
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Record breakers,

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. wv. W.
Windle. the biryclist, rode a mile this
morning with flying start in 2:O2 3-5.
beating his own and the worlds previous
record of 2:Oi i-5. The trial was made in
strong wind. He was paced by two
triplets. each taking him half mile. Not
only did he beat tho mile record. but the
half mile. his time being SO 40. The time
by quarters was, first. 20 2-5: half. 50 Al (;
thrcc-guarters, 1 80 10: mile. 2:O2 3-5.
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Through u Trestie.

New ORLEANS, Oct. "A passenger
train on the Mississippi Valley road went
through n trestie this morning near Hayes
station. Joseph Gccti, the fireman. was
killed and Engineer Comar slightly In
jured. The passengers escaped with a
severe shaking up,
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Funerai OF Ernest Reaaa.

PARIS. Oct. The funeral Of Ernest
Renan was held this morning in the Col
lere of France. Many eminent men at.
tended. OF course there were no religious
services. The funeral Grafton was deliv-
cred by NJ. Bourgeois. minister Of public
instruction. He expressed the hope that
the remains would be finally buried in the
Pantheon. The body was taken and in.
tered for the time being in the cemetery
at Montmartro.
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LONDON. Oct. IA startling discovery
was made to-day in Whi,cchapel near the
scene OF the murders of "Jack the Rip
per-" workmen in an old building dis
covered a box containing the skeletons Of
three adults and everything points TO
crime at some remote period. The dis
covery created great excitement.
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SAN Francisco, Oct. An Eramiier
reporter visited and interviewed the fugi-
tive train robbers. Evans and Sontag. In
the almost inaccessible Businesses of the
Sierra mountains IN Fresno county. They
told him of their wandcrings and adycn-
lures since the fatal light with the officers
of the law at jim Young's on August ..
They arc now comfortably situated, with
full winters supply Of provisions.
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Crespl's Victory.

WASHINGTON. Oct. "A dispatch from
Admiral Walker confirms the report of the
victory of General Crespi of Venezuela. Il
SAYS the president and ministry have
abandoned the country Crcspi takes pos
session OF Caracas to-day.
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NASHVILLE. KY. Oct. In a fight with
moonshiners in Lincoln county this morn
ing. 5. d. Mather. deput, Internal venue
collector. was killed. aud George Spurrier
and c. ;. Carwell. deputies. were NOR
tally wounded. No particulars.
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NOT VERY SUCCESSFUL.
Gaiiatin Republicans In Need OF Caadt-
dates for the state senatorship.

Special Dispatch To the Standard
BoZEMAN, Oct. The republican
county central committee held meeting
to try TO find some one willing to go on
the ticket To fill the places made vacant
by the resignation Of Story, Weaver and
III ggins. After several hours of caucus
ing, DR.. L. T.. Safiey, the defeated candi-
date for sheriff. was chosen for the va
cancy on tlie legislative ticket. The po-
si;ions of senator and coroner remain un.
tilal
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Pro,est.d HI. Ipocc.nec.

ATLANTA. Ca, Oct. 1.-Roscoc Maraple
was hanged at Lafayette. Ga, for the
murder Of Nephemiah Evittc. He pro-
tested his innocence on the scaffold.
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For renny.on's Funeral

LONDON. Oct. iT.-Tennyson's funeral
services will he held in the parish church.
Hasiemere. Monday. The b~iy will b
buried in the poets corner, Westminstse
Abbey, Wednesday. next to Brownings.
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To HcIp the Good Can.s.

NEW YORK, Oct. I'll, is reported W. r..
Grace. on behalf OF himself and the anti
snappcrs. to-day contributed 10000 to
the democratic national campaign fund.
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To-Day, in New York City.
will begin the grand celebration
OF the 4ooth anniversary of the
discovery Of America by CO.
lumbus.
The festivities will continue
for a week and will include
parades of school children, mill
tary organizations and societies,
musical performances, a naval
review, the unveiling of statue
OF Columbus. and a grand pub.
lie banquet
Do you wish the Latest and
Nobbiest Street Suit ? Then buy
the Double Breasted Sack Suit.
Nothing more tasteful or desir-
able for young men has been
shown for a long time. We show
them elegantly made. handsomely
trimmed and in the latest fabrics.
Another good thing we arc show
ing is a Three Button Cutaway
Sack, with Double Breasted Vest
Neat and Drcssy. In regulation
cutaways. no matter what your
taste. we can suit you. Every
body wears them, and we have as
wide a range of fabrics and pat
terms as the market supplies. We
show very desirable fabric cassi-
mercs. chcviots from plain and
fancy worsteds, and as to patterns.
well. We can give you what you
want no matter what it is.
Agents
YoUMANs & MILLER HATS.
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For Killing Her Child.

NEwBERRY. 5. G.. Oct. Anna Tribble.
unmarried. colored. was hanged to-day
for the murder of her infant.
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For Wife Murder.

ASoKA. Mich. Oct. ,.-William Wilson
was hanged to-day for the murder Of his
wife I'm May last.
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New YORK, Oct. Nv. B. Hollins q Co.
to-day received from the Speyer syndieaAs
collaterals of the Georgia Central, paying
$500. 40 In cash..
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The feature Of the day was the balloon
ascension OF Professor Larne. The hal.
loon rose to IA height of i,D0 feet and tbeu
the areonaut dropped TO the ground with
q parachute. The Pioneer society is hold
ing ball in the opera house tonight
which is largely attended,.
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HANCMAN'S DAY.
A Number OF Muid~rers Sent TO the
Great neyoud YESTERDAY.

SPARTANsBuRG. s. C.. Oct. John Will
iams. colorcd. who killed Major Hamman.
of this city i'm September. 1891. and Mil.
bury Brown. colored, u years old. who
killed an infant child at Gaffney City. in
June. were hanged here on the same scaf-
fold to-day.
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Y,r. Hys,eris cured ~ pr. Nii..' S.rrin..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-01-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Depot HOTEL Clark Il Green, Pro.
prICtOpS.
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SGALMAGUNDI.
10 Advertisements Allowed Under
Tnis Head.

Judge Belkuap has returned to
Carson. .s
There is3 but one prisoner in the
county isfs
Go and hear the lecture at the
Presbyterian Church tonight.
E., S. Farriegtoa, Esq, left for
Heleaa, Montana, last night to spy
out a location.
Bishop A. W. 'Lsonard gave the
INDEPENDENT Office a friendly call
yesterday afternoon.
MI. NJ. Armer. formerly cf Virginia
City. gave the INoEPEVDENr otii:e a
friendly call this morning.
There Will be II leap year ball Mt the
Lamoille school house on the night
of the 2Sth of this month.
The Times Revie,o says that inei-
tatiOus are out for the marriage Of
Miss Gertie Hillman> and Hugh w.
Nelson tonight.
Sochless Jerry Simpson, OF Kansas,
thinks the Presidents message on
Chilian affairs sounded like special
plea toget the Irish vote.
s. f. Wasp: Papa" said talk
alive little gia, lam made of dust?"
"No, my child. IT you were you
would dry up once in whiae."
The jury that found verdict in
fo"or of Senator Quay liz his libel
suit against the Pittsburg Post was
composed Of eleven Republicans and
one Independent. Every Democrat
on the panel was excused by Quay's
counsel.
Congressman Oaies, OF Alabama, an
ex-Confed"rate, says that the old
Sontt orn rebels are prepared to fi9ht
like devils for the maintenance of the
honor of the country; and that, If
Chilli does nat apologize, we ought to
whip hell out of her.