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POLITICS IN MONTANA
Hon. Timothy E. Collins and Senator
NattS at Fort Benton.
GIVEN A GRAND RECEPTION
Congressman Dixon. Hon. r. II.
smith and Other Orators at liv-
trgston-M Ella Knowles
Tslks at Dillon.
sleclal Dispatch to the standard.

slechi Ihspatch To the standard.
FoRr BENTON, Oct. h. The tirs, dcmo-
cratic rally of the campaign was held at
the court house In this city this evening.
and brought ont a big crowd. Senator
Natts WAS the first speaker, and instituted
an effective comparison between the rc-
publican and democratic policies in the
matter of tariff problems. he character
izcd pur present tariff laws as fraud on
the people and pointed ont the divergence
OF IDEAS existing among republican states
men regarding this important statement.
Tho extraordinary powers delegated to
the prcsitlcn, by the Mckinley hill were
commented upon. and the danger of such
methods forcibly icscribcd. The eN-
orbitant rates levied on ccr-
tain articles were quoted To show
the discrimination in favor of certain
Wealthy manufacturers. who were thus
enabled io cAtort millions Of dollars an
n,ially from the unprotected masses of
the people. Tie speaker was frequently
applautlc,l and his telling points kccnly
appreciated.
Hon. I. L. Collins followed with an
elective review of matters of vital inter
est To Montana aud was warmly received
by tho crowd. Fort Benton is Mr.. Col
Inns old home and the esteem in which hc
is held b. his former neighhnrs was shown
d, the enthusiastic greeting accorded our
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NEW York. Oct. 5.-Thc steamship
Venezuela arrived from La Guayara
this afternoon. According TO The news
she brought. the long struggle in vcncz,i.
ella is nearing an end and will result in
the overthrow of the government which
has made such persistent fight. CoIino
had Joined forces with Crespo and they
were advancing on Caracas. Crcspo has
possession Of every city and stronghold
except Las Hcqucs. Maracaibo and Car.
acas. On the 18Th there was battle he.
tween the rcvolu,ionists and the govern.
mcnt troops at Macnto, in which the rev.
olutionists wcro defeated.
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GEORGIA RIGHT IN Line
Democrats Record Another Big Victory
In the South.
THE THIRD PARTY NOT IN "
Intelligent Colored Men Cast
Their Votes for Democracy
What the Returns
Show.

CoLuvsus. Ca. Oct. 5.-The elastien
in this district passed of quietly. In This
county the democratic majority will be be-
two IN 1000 aud 1900. A vast majogisv
Of intelligent negroes cast q dcrocrnsic
ballot. Marion county, where the thirvl
party was considered very strong. has
given n handsome democratic majority.
Reports from various counties of tue
Fourth district show = democratic major
uy-Mu scogce gives over l2,Uco demo-
cratic majority. The democrats are firing
caunons and ringing bells and jubilating
generally. Tho state il safe for the demo-
Gratis by about b.0pO.
ATLANTA. Ca. Oct. 5.-Returns from Is
counties out of total OF i37 give the
democratic ticket n majority Of more than
,DDO. There seems little doubt the ma.
jority will reach 5000 whom the vote of all
counties is in. The third party probably
will carry si> or eight counties for the leg
islaturc and their strength will be about -
members of the house out of lI5. The
third party leaders concede not less than
5000 democratic majority at II o'clock
n. m.
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CAUSED BY DRINK.
Death OF u Man WI" Made millions In
stouN city.

CBicAGo, Oct. o. -. The death of John NJ.
Moan, the Sioux City millionaire. In
drink cure establishment in this city,
brings To light AN interesting story, all tho
more curious in connection with the cir
cunistanccs of his dcmise. Ten years ago
hc Was a moncylcss cmploye in tho West
Chicago street railway shops. He ac-
cumulaicd n little capital la,er in the beer
bottling business, and then Ia
the height of the prohibition
agitation removed To Sioux City,
purchasing for a nominal sum $40 acres of
land on the Nebraska side Of the Mis-
souri, river TO which lac built a pontoon
bridge. A town Of 5000 people sprane M
as II 10y magic. and the bridge tolls of -
cents a head charged To Iowans for cross
ing over to Nebraska, where liquor could
bc had. proved ycritable bonanza.
Moau's relatives doni.l that he Was bc-
ing treated for ihc drink habit, saying lie
was suffering from nervous exhaustion and
was given an oycrdos" of chloral. DIR.
Lucas declares that ho died from alcohol
ism,
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FINANCES OF THs LEAGUE.
Arr-.a:s.pat. fof the case Saii season
" lob. --caAes pion.hip a.Iae..

ARR :s'Apat, fol the ease 4,.i season
~ lot. Chou. pion.i,ip ssras-.
NEW ioHs, UT. The National lcag,Io
base hall magnatcs held a secret meeting
yesterday. II is understood the confer.
encc was for the purpose Of debating ways
and means of making good $1,000 short
age in ~" notes given for the purchase of
tic Association clubs. The amount TO be
paid them wac something like - 32 900 and
u can be readily imagined wha; n drain II
'Aas been ON the clubs to mako the notes
'ood " WIS found that seven of tho
'wclvc clubs made more money last sea-
son but were worse OIL financially on ac-
count of the drainage n,cas,oncd hy the
sinking fund.
Al "A late hour Tonight lie result of the
meeting Mas anrrui,cci a. follows: Tho
SECRETARY Ii authorized Ia take steps TO Sc
cure tie renewal of the notes given by ths
Organization. TIE contract season of
is.si will be f.on April to sept. 20. the
championship games not To exceed 1so
during the season. the time. place and de-
tails of holding them to he decided by the
president of the National league and di-
rcctors. The annual meeting of the or
eaiixation will be in Chicago No,crnbcr
III. Resolutions were adopted expressing
the sense of the meeting that no change
in the membership Of 'h" league is advis-
able and none will bc made uulcss by the
voluntary withdrawal of some of the
clubs.
1t is asserted that the Bostons and
Clcyclauds will play oil the worlds series.
beginning probably Oct. II or ls. the
games to he played in those cities c>clu-
sivplN.
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tlAegGZ g.:

ON OCTOBER 6. 1921. Jenny
Lind. the Swedish Nightingale,
was born in the city of Stocl-
holm.
The greatest of singers was
the daughter Of a teacher of
languages and teacher Of chill
dren and a lonely child. whose
bIdlike notes while at play.
gave an carly promise of her
future fame. Her path to the
zenith of musical distinction was
however strewn with many dis
appointments.
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Nothing more tasteful or dcsir-
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them elegantly made. handsomely
trimmed and in the latest fabrics.
Another good thing we are show-
ing is Three Button Getaway
Sack, with Double Breasted Vest.
Neat and Dressy. In regulation
cutaways, no matter what your
taste, VIC 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 worstcds. and as to patterns,
well, VIC can give you what you
want. no matter what it is.
Agents
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,a.,-s ;.-zafcFsl wish { rsl..; -,.I 4.rn-
act, toppi,,. 2r.,1 lac l.cfye. Lit .--id.
iio was trsa. al L.ck 10 ts.o ls>g -Li. ..iSc
this afternoon. lle n...uo an antS mo, .ei,.
statement coufSssinR to various crimes
committed by the gang.
Ollie OSec Is still at large. After tho
battle was over a search Was made for the
money the bandits had secured from iisc
banks. II Was found ia sacks whcre II
had boon placed by tue robbers. Ono
sack Was found under the body of Dob
Dalton, Who had fallen dead upon 1t
while he was escaping FROM tho bepk,
the other tightly clincl,ed in Texas
Jacks" hands. The bodies Of tue dead
citizcns were removed Ia their rcsl,cstivc
homes. while tue bodies of tho haMlits
were allowed TO remain where they had
fallen until tho arrival Of the coroiler,
who held an inquest. the jury returning a
verdict according 10 the FACTS.
The excitement Was of the most intalise
character aud the fate VI Ollie Oecc.
should he bc captured, by universal con.
sent. will be hanging by the people.
Other topics which attracted universal
comment were the fuliillncnt OF tho
proplicsy that the Daltons would die
with their boots on and the peculiar fate
which dccrccd that they should die by tho
hands of their old friends iu the place OF
their birth and by The excellent marks
manship of Spears, who with three shots
sent death TO as many bandits.
The Daltops were nupicro,s family.
There were five boys and three glrls. of
the boys two were engaged In farming.
one In Oklahoma where their mother
lives and one near Coffccvillc. where the
Il. L..
Dalions were second cousins of the James
boys and through them related TO
the Ionngers, now serving 1ifc
terms of Imprisonment in the
pcniicniiary OF Minnesota. Bob became
horse ,hicf when mere boy and was
soon joined by his brother Grafton. They
were finally ruin ont Of the territory and
the next heard of them was In California
where they took 10 train and stage
robbing. After an exciting experience
they returned TO the Indian territory il,
1859. when Oklahoma was opened 10 sct-
tlcmcnt. securing the homestead of their
mother where she still lives. At the iip,c
OF the opening, Bob Dalton was Cnits,tl
States deputy marshal. being selected bn
account Of his peculiar fitness TO deal
with desperate characters. After tho
opening lic returned his life of outlawry
and he and Grafton were joined by their
brothcr Emmett. the youngest of tho
brothers.
Latcr-Emmett Dalton is not dead. He
is slowly dying in a room in the hotel
here. and his death is expected any mo-
mcnt. The Indignation against tho rob-
bcrs was so intense this afternoon that
THE citizens wanted To lynch tho dying
bandit. To prevent tins. the coroner
gave out the statement that he was al
ready dead. Up TO II o'clock tonight,
Ollie Ogce had not been captured. a.
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Special plspafch 10 the STANDARD
MIssorLA, Oct. S.-Jamcs RickArd, who
MAS injured at Iron Mountain yesterday,
was brough, in to-day on the Occur
d Aicne train and placed in the Sistcrs'
hospital. The accident happened while
Mr.. Rickarl was seated on q wagon
loaded With heavy logs and driving tho
team down a steep hill. The wheels Of
the wagon struck a stump the jar aiding
him OF with the logs rolling ON top. His
injuries consist Of compound fracture OF
the thiyn, q dislocated ankle aud heoken
collar bone and several severe bgsiaoa.
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I,acinU at Morris Park,

NORRIS PARK, Oct. a.-fivo fnrlongs--
Rival won, Tormentor second, Wah Jim
third. Time. 51l..
Onc mile Michael won. Mr.. Sass sec.
oud. Dcrfargilla third. Time, i:ll.
seven furlongs-Great Hopes won, Can.
vass second. Lallah third. Time, I :2ak
Albany stakes, six furionas-Emin Bcy
won. Spartan second. Carmen, colt, third.
Time. :lo...
One mile and an eiShth--Strs'hsnssth
won. Equity second, Adcbert third. Time,
10.
Five furlongs gs-Propriety won, Bertha y.
second, May Lose third. Time, 5s3z.
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REAL ESTATE MEN.
They Are Holding mn Interesting Meet |
Ing AZ lsu tiaio.

BUFFALO, Oct. 5.-pclcgates to tho
national real estate congress come in rap
idly and now about 1000 delegates arc
present. Western men are present in
read dealing With affairs interesting tho
dclcgotcs. Benjamin Harlwick, mana
Oh the subject Of .'booIns." He said tlero
II no policy so fatal to the general welfare
OF the real estate business aud which i'm
variably reacts Oh any locality upon which
il Is put in force. as the boom movement.
A boom draws To any particular place a
number Of persons who buy simply TO hold
in the hope of being able to unload on
somebody else. This class Of buyers are
no good to any locality.
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TWAS A OREAT SIGHT.
Omcars of War Ship witness the Erup-
tIon OF . Volcano.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. D. In a letter to the
navy department from tualaska. Sept.
~. Commander Evans of tho United
States steamer Yorktown. states a new
and very violent volcano crup'ed on the
Alaskan peninsula about latitude 81 north.
Longitude l59 degrees ~ minutes west.
Tho noise of the eruption. which took
place during the last week of August, was
hcanl ~ miles. Clouds. ashes and cin-
dcrs were so dense that at distance of
lJo miles at sea the steamer ~. Paul was
compelled io light lights at 10 in the morn
lug. The decks were covered with ashes
to such an extent that many buckctfulls
were swept up and threMn overheard. No
loss of life ~ property from the explosion
IL heard of ut the date of Evans letter.
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FOR A NEW TRIAL.
Attorneys Trying To Proiong the Life Of
Murderer burns.

Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD
MIssouLA. Oct. 5.-Argument was heard
to-day In tho distric, court on a petition
for a now trial in the case Of Burns. the
slayer of Maurice Higgins. itwas asked
on The grounds that portion of the tcsti-
mony was takcn outside tho presence Of
the court and I'D" defendant. THIS refers
TO the time during tho trial when the jury
were taken 10 the old bridge tn invcsti-
cato tho possibility Of the sheriff when
looking for the murderer. seeing "a man
on one end ri the bridge when he himself
was al the other end. Tho court took the
question under adyiscmcni.
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ONLY NINE GOOSE EGGS.
What tho Butte HALL Team Pound st
Helena Yesterday.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
HELENA, Oct. 5.-Isuttc was shut out to-
day i'm the opening game for the pennant.
Helena won the game in the first inning
through an error Of Werrick. q passed ball
by Brennan. two bases on balls and hit
by Hassamcr. Mullane's work wAs SUI
perb, but two hits being made on him.
Butte had men ON bases IN essry inning
but the eighth. Munday's good work In
the box aud splendid support kept the
visitors from crossing the plate. Helena
had also men on bases in every inning ex-
cept tho last two. March's work was sat-
isfactory and there WAS n good attendance.
Helena ..,,.........,,i o.
Hutte ...-- ..-......s.O u ~ % 60
Hts-lieiena ., nutte !. Errors-ifeicna ..
Butte I. Three base hi,s--strothers. Twe-bake
hits-lrrnnan =. Double plass-wcirlck. Weir
ick To Powell Bases on balls-By Mullanr 9. ty
NIunday D struck out-By Muliaa~ ., by Mum
day q. Impire-Msrch.
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AIRAsY, y. T., Oct. 5.-Stass Labor
Commissioner Peck returned from New
York last night. While there he had .
talk with Josiah Quincy at the democratic
national headquarters and gave him
transcripts of tables L and y, which
show that i'm tho constructive trades there
were IL. .5si individual increases in wages
in 1881 over 1880, and ia is9o there were
only Ii increases. These tables will APP
pear in Pcck's report of the effect II tho
tariff ON labor.
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HELD UP THE CAR.
Work of Four Daring Darkies IN st.
Louis.

ST. Louis, Oct. "a street car on the
Cass avenue line was held up in the very
heart OF the city about midnight by -four
negroes. One Of the highwaymcn placed
a revolver TO the drivers head. the Others
went to the rear and with pointed rcvol.
vcrs ordered the conductor to turn over
what morcy he had. The car was crowded
with passengers. who began screaming
crowded with persons returning home
after the Yelled Prophets parade. Two
policemen rushed TO the car. The robbers
became frightened and only one was cap
turcd.
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Mitt l,,,nuiu MT Hama

wAsuINGroS, Oct. 5.-Thc Post to-ioy
will cay ,ha, there is no longer any doubt
that the president will ho compelled to
landon his plans for participation in the
Columbian exercises at New York next
week and Chicago later. The condition
of Mrs. Harrison is such he will not he
able to leave her bedside and AT the cabi-
ne, meeting yesterday he practically noti-
fled the members hc would not leave
Washington.
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sTRoNo-WILLEo WEAVER.

lie j. Dcfcrmincd Ia tacc the Music At
Pulaski.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 5.-tien. J. d.
Weaver, the peoples party candidate for
president, has an appointment TO speak
Saturday NJ Pulaski, where he was in
command during the war, and when il 10
charged he was cruel and tyrannicai. An
aticInp, was made Ia have him withdraw
his appointment. but il failed. A meeting
has been held to adopt measures to secure
him respectful hearing. bu, some con-
scrv ati,c people fear trouble. Every effort
l. being made TO avoid IL.
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DEMOCRATIC PREACHERS.
Able Orators Enthusiastically Greeted hy
Citizens OF Livingston.
Special Dispatch to tho standard

~AUsO oIHb0Eh bsOtuQbt0bttc0uy Srcetfu ny
Citizens OF Livingston.
Special Dispateh to tho STANDARD
LIVINGSTON, Oct. 5.-Congrcssnan w.
W. Dixon and Hon Robert B. Smith dc,li-
Gated the new opera house this evening by
opening the democratic campaign in this
city with rousing democratic rally. The
opera house was crowded from parS,ie,tc
To tho galleries by ladies and gentlemen
from tho city and adjoining country, and
a moro Interested OF onthusiastio audience
weuld haYe been hard To And. The first
speaker introduced was T.. L. bay OF Liv-
inaston. candidate for attorney general.
who spoke feelingly of the hearty sym-
pathy accorded him by the residents of
this CITY. Cor whiel, ke would ever bo crate
fs,l. tie then ,liscourscd tbs tariff AZ son-
siderable lcneth.
Mr.. Haston. candidate for state treas
urcr. followed Mr. Day. and said that he
lad como 90 the West with cattle when "A
boy and had followed that business ever
since, and Sas therefore unable 10 mako
q speech; that he MAS in tho light to stay.
and that in the democratic roundup this
fail il was tho duty of every democrat to
labor until cvery maverick boro the demo-
cratic brand.
CONGRESSMAN Dixon was then intro
duced. and was greeted with terrific APP
plause. he discussed tho tariff, SILVER,
mineral land and Cooke City railway bills,
and clearly showed up the republican
party ON these vital questions. Mr.. Dixon
spoke for half hoir. and was followed
by X. b. Smith. who delivered what every
ono prononnccs the best speech ever heard
in Livingston. Mr.. Smith was at his best.
e.
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IDAHO DEMOCRATS.



special Dispatch TO the standard
BELIEVE. Idaho. Oct. 5.-The demo
Gratis Ind large turnout at their rally
here last evening. Larscn's hail was
packed full 10 hear the speakers. Hon.
John HALEY acted as chairman and the
meeting was addressed by Hon. l.. Is.
True, the nominee for congress: Hon.
John NJ. Burke. nominee for governor
Hon. =. 4. Regnn. nominee for treasurer;
Col. q. v. Bryan. nominee for lieutenant
governor; Judge +. Ensign. nominee for
judge. and OILERS. Tho speakers direct cd
their attention to the faults of the rcpui,-
lican party referring only in kind words
toward the peoples and prohibition par.
ties. Tho withdrawal of tho democratic
preside ntial electors from the state ticket
and endorsing those Of the peoples party
was publicly announced from the plat
form tonight.
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Mlss Ella - Dtlloa.
Special D,snsteh to tho Standard

DnLox. Oct. 5.-Afiss Ella l.. Knowles.
the pooblc's party candidate for attorney
general, addressed n large audience in the
opera house this evening. The band was
In attendance and great deal of cnthusi-
asm was manifested. Miss Knowles ary,i.
ment Was about exclusively confined to
the silver question and was well receive,
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lniaI liN,irni,hni,Ia.

NEW YORK, Oct. D. William Lincoln
formerly paying teller in one of the lar.
gcst national banks in this city, died last
evening of hydrophobia at his handsome
residence IN Morrisiana. The doctors
agree that IL was a genuine case of rabies.
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4 steamer Ashore.

NEw loEK. Oct. j.-Dlspatchcs from
Key West state that the steamer Panama.
from New York 10 Havana. is ashore on
Elbow reef. AZ the company's offices no
news had been received. The Panama
left here sept - for Havana with mails.
passengers and freight.
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For n i,~.,ratpinr Order.

CHICAGO. Oct. Master Of Cbanccr,
Barber to-day declined to recommend an
injunction in the suit brought by the Gar
field Park club to restrain the city 81
Chicago from interfering with racing.
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BITTER ROOT STOCK.
sale of Marcus Dniy's Horses at lie x
n LII

sale of Marcus Dnly's Horses at Leains-
ton Last Night.
LEXINGTON, Oct. 5.-for,y-six head of
troriers owned by Marcus DAILY, Bitter
Root stock farm, Montana, we're sold To-
night for sas.sS,. TIE principal sales
were Mllroi blk C, by Guy Wilkes, dam
Manon. Augustus Sharp, Louisville.
s2..D: lolo Maid. b m. 10y Alc>andcd
Button, dam Molly, Debois Bros. Denver.
Col. S..025; Madrona. blk Z. by Guy
Wilkes, dam Manon. ]. Il. Smith, Bir,ning-
ham. Ala. s3.e,3.
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Work of the Matla.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.--In tho investigation
into the death of Elgero Martino, the
Italian killed in a saloon sunday night,
the police have found evidence that it Mas
the work of the Malta. The seven Ital.
ians who were present at the time Of the
murder have been arrested.
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Popuiists at Phiiipsburs.
pcciai Dispatch TO the standard

PHlLiPsDuRG, Oct. 5.-Thc peoples
party hold meeting here this evening at
which about 60 persons were present. Ad-
drcsscs were delivered by Carl Me,cr,lick
and others. The tenor OF the speeches
was somewhat similar. being substantially
. reiteration Of tho Omaha platform. This
10 the first Of sogics Of weekly meetings
which 40 70 b heh hero until tho olec-
tions have takes plAcs.
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They Mnut Claws.

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-A committee Of
prominent republicans waited on Henry
Clcws this afternoon and offered him the
nomination for mayor. He promised to
consider the matter.
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Freight Cars Derailssl.


special Dispatch to the standard
MIssoyLA, oct. 5.--Fye freight oars
were dcrailcd 10 miles east Of Missouls
this morning and DELAYED the cast bound
passenger for . few hours. No one vas
h,tr
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NEW York, Oct. 5.-Thc managers Of
the peoples party i'm New York have APP
pcaled To the free coinage OF silver men
for SlU0,OO0, 10 use in the campaign.
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A N,trL Inlluni.u D,al.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 5.-Col. Janaes II.
Rice. ex-auditor of state, and one OF the
best known business men and politicians
of this state, died this morning Of pneu-
ulpuil.
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snow In r~nu.ylvanis.

PHILAbELpHIA. Oct. The arst snew
of the season fell here thiP ssseensea.
Similar adyices have becn recrived kssm
several points ~ .h~ i..--s-ss- ~ the sssse.
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LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. AT a horse sale
hero to-day, Elcctioncer. stallion. was
sold to Mile. Conpie of Paris for Sl5, 600