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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-28
TRICKY Mr.. WEAVER.


ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. I.-Chairman At
kinson of the democratic executive COM
mittcc Of Georgia. has issued reply To the
published statements of General Weaver
and Mrs. Lease. lie says they do great
injustice, not only to the democrats. but
10 the people OF the state. Az Albany no
effort was made to prevent Weaver from
speaking. but when prominent negro Of
that place took the stand TO refute what
Weaver said. Weaver was so indignant
that the negro should attempt 20 answer
him that he left the platform.
The only foundation for the egg story is
that a small boy In an open air audience
at Macon threw an egg aud was promptly
arrested for IL. Wcavcr's claim Of perse-
cution. says Atkinson. Is nothing more
than an ovcrworkcd effort to pose as a
martyr. His statements deliberately mis-
represent the people of Georgia and were
cunningly devised for campaign purposes.
He cancelled his engagements in Georgia
because he saw be had been imposed upon
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NEW Works. THIRD PARTY.
STATE Convention OF the Popuiists At
syracuse.

STATE Convention OF the Popaiists at
syracuse.
SYRACUSE. N. Y, Sept. T.-The peoples
party state convention to-day nominated
Lawrence J. McPariin for judcc Of the
court of appeals and T. B. wakcmand
and I. z. Dean for electoral dclegates-at-
large. A declaration of principles was
read. demanding that all industries, mon
opolistic In nature, be owned and operated
by the state; denouncinR tho action Of
Governor Flower In calling out 'at the de.
mani Of railroad corporation" the en-
tire military forcc of the state for the p,ir-
pose Of over-awing switchmcn on n strike !;
for the enforcement of the state law
making 10 hours n days work; declaring
that the true reason for the calling out
was to serve notice on organized workmen
that in any conflict with organized capital
the power OF tho state was at the disposal
of the latter. and demanding the passage
OF laws preventing this. Laws nre also
demanded giving the cities of the state
absolute control and ownership OF all
street. surface and elevated railroads.
water works. gas and electric light plants
and other public corporations. Rcsolu.
tions were also adopted denouncing mon
opolics organised and extended under the
administrations Of Cleveland and Harri-
son, referring particularly to the Reading
coal combine and the Standard oil trust.
Resolutions dcnouncing Governor Flower
for vetoing the canal appropriation. and
Chauncey Depew for making freight rate
determinations, were referred to u com.
,,,ittao
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IN OLD BOSTON.
state Convention of the Democrats ot
Massachusetts.

5tutc SouNrutbOm uuc hSebuocfhts ot
Massachusetts.
BosroS, Sept. 27.-Tho democratic
state convention met to-day. Hon.
Josiah Quincy, chairman of the state CEN
trail committee, called the convention to
order and was made temporary chairman.
In accepting the position he made n
speech In which he sail that democracy
was suro to carry New York and the
country, and said that the force bill mr.
gument 10 working favorable In the south.
These words, he said, he brought from
national headquarters. The usual com.
mitteos were appointed. Hon. Charles 7.
Russell was chosen permanent chairman.
On taking the chair he dwelt at length on
the state hank plank In the national
democratic platform. reciprocity and the
force bill.
unGRbs platform endorses the national
tariff plank; demands raw materials FREQ
OF duty, especially wool, coal, iron, lum-
ber, drugs. dies. manufacturing chemi.
calls; declares the necessity OF rnisinR q
large revenue by tariff will prevent such Q
reduction therein as to disturb business !;
expresses fear that republican success
means tho enactment OF forcc
bill; dcnounces the republican party
as the fosterer Of trusts, the giver
Of lands to railroads, tho dis
pcnscr of undemocratic bountics and
subsidies; demands repeal of the silver
act as likely 10 dcrange and debase cur.
rency and advocates the removal Of bank
tax on tho circulation Of state banks.
Governor Russell was unanimously re-
nominated and James B. Carroll nomi-
mated for lieutenant governor.
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when man comes upon tho stand and
deliberately admits that he Is u liar By
profession and for pay, that he hns COM
mittcd fraud upon fraud under pretcnss
that he was the friend; that while pro-
tending to be the friend ho was seeking
the destruction Of the persons whose con-
fldcnce he was seeking to gain, can YOU
believe him, and II so upon what prin-
ciple?"
At times in his argument Mr.. Reddy
brought tears to the eyes of the audience
and kept the jury aud everybody else
deeply interested throughout. Following
Mr.. Rcddy. Mr.. Hepburn made the closing
argument for the prosecution. The case
was given to the jury at 80 this after
noon.
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GERMAN CATHOLIC CONFERENCE.
school systsns the Principal Topic Of
Discussion.

NEWARK. n. j.. Sept. 27.-rhc sixth Ger
man Catholic congress was formally
opened this morning with the celebration
of poutiflcal high mass by Archbishop
Corrigan of New York. rev. DIR. Hciter of
Buffalo preached sermon In German,
speaking Of school systems Of various
kinds. He said in all our parochial schools
English is the main language. Our
parochial schools. he said. are real Catho-
lie institutions that have no national ten.
dency except that the scholars are taught
TO become good citizens and remain prac-
ticai Catholics. These schools arc neces-
sary and must be maintained.
Al secret meeting held Inter thssnsH
constitution proposed at the BuffaSo c0sis
gress last year was adopted, A meetina
of the young mems Catholic societies wss
held this afternoon. and tonight there WINS
q public demonstration In Caledonian
park. at which Governor Abbott and others
spoke.
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IN THE NUTMEG STATE.
An Opinion Hsnded Dowa IN the E1oe-
ti0u Cases.

An Opinion Hsnded Dowa IN the Eise.
tion Cases.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, Sept. N.-Ths
supreme court Of the state has disd . do
cision in the quo warranto cases OF Phslan
vs.. Walsh and Sanger vs. Henry to-day.
The question whether tho general o.
scmbly has lost the power to declare IN
election Is PASSED by the court desirine IL
to remain an open question. The differ
ent classes OF ballots In dispute
wcre discussed and the majority
declares that tho superior court 10
advised that the ballots rejeetsd
by tho modcrators, giving no reason there.
for. and those rejected for being double,
would be counted in estimating tho whole
number Of votes cast, and that
errors in tho count should b
corrected. The opinion also specifies
instructions In regard TO . number
of other ballots, rejecting some and ac-
cepting some. Judges Seymour and Fenn
dissent from the opinion OF the majority,
that tho superior court should have
counted tho ballots which the evidence
show were rejected for being double. Thsy
hold the motlerators could do nothing but
follow the plain instructions OF the Law,
and that the action of the superior court In
both cases should he sustained.
Unless Phelan and Sanger 90 into . new
trial and can find evidence 20 show the
election OF officers properly rejected by 606
double ballots. they cannot hope to take
Office during the present term. The legis-
laiurc convened at Hartford to-day to con-
slider this case. After q caucus both
houses adjourned. the senate until to-mor.
row, the house until the 18th OF Novsmber.
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HOLD THEIR CONVENTION.

Democrats OF Alturas County. Idaho,
Place q Ticket In the Field.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
HALEY, sept. 2s.-The Alturas county
democratic convention convened in this
city to-day and put the following county
ticket i'm the field: w. II. Broadhead of
Ketchum for senator; John Condor Of
HALEY and W. :. Myers of Smoky rep
rescntativcs; Charles Harvey of HALEY.
sheriff; Hen Gray of Haley, assessor; w.
II. Watt of HALEY, treasurer; DIR. ID. Wig
gins of HALEY, coroner; Z. A. Mandell of
HALEY, surveyor; Charles Birkin, John
Chambers and Henry Cowan, commits
sioncrs. Harmony prevailed throughout.
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GRAyEsESD, sept. 27.--Six fririongs-
wah Jim won. Rosa II. second Crochet
third. Time. :l6A.
One mile-Nomad won. Mordbtte sec
ond. King Mac third. Time, I IA
Six Iurlongs-Osric won. Queenie 1'row-
bridge second. Addie third. Tunc. 1!16.
Sensation stakes. one mile-Eauity won,
May Win second, Count third Time,
i;424.
One mile-Mary Stone won. Canitlabra
second. Fiiclio third. Time, a2iI.
Five furlongs-Spartan won, Sir Richard
second, Balance third. Time. :02k.
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WHEAT IN MONTANA.
A Bright Outlook for the Farusrs-A
Proposed FIGURING Atil.

Proposed FIGURING MIL
speca Dis-afch to the Standard
GREAT FALLS, Sept. T.-It 10 now ST
tied question that washpurn, Crosby D
Co.. the large Minneapolis milling firm.
will build q branch Touring mill with .
capacity of $1,000 bushels in this city.
John washburn OF this firm was in this
city some weeks ago looking over the
ground aud examining the prospects foe
wheat raising in this vicinity. When he
left Il was not known whether the COM
pany would build or not. To-day Paris
Gibson received the following telegram
from Minneapolis:
Have decided TO build the mill. Have farmers
prepare tor large wheat production.
WILLIAM DUNwoopY.
Mr. Gibson says that work on the mill
will begin soon.
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81. I.ouls' MAYOR.

ST. Louis. sept. a1.-In the city council
tonight q resolution was introduced pro-
viding for the impeachment of Mayor
Noonan upon charges OF drunkenness and
generally improper conduct. The rcsolu.
ton was defeated by "a majority Of one,
but il is understood il will be rein,roduccd
next week.
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To buck the Iru,t.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 27.-Thc gentle
men interested in the erection of sugar
refinery in this city in opposition 70 the
sugar trust to-day effected the organza-
tion of a new company 90 be known as
the McCahan Sugar Refining company,
with capital Of s2.oJo.oo. Tho officers
are: President. w. W. J. McCalan: !:
treasurer. Richard ;. Pomcroy; secretary,
w. W. j. McCahan, jr. The capacity is
to be regulated by demand.
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said by senator sherman.

MANSFIELD. Ohio. sept. Elm speech
this evening Senator sherman referred To
Clcvcland's letter of acceptance, calling
particular attention To the fact that no
mcntion is made In Il of the Chicago tariff
plank. "lie did not dare endorse it," said
tho senator. "for democracy IL the only
party since the formation of the federal
government that dared proclaim protective
tariff unconstitutional, and IL ill wish IL
had not before the election. Talk about
the latter-tlay democracy being tho party
of Jefferson and jackson, why they would
not own IL IL they were alive to-day"
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Tennc..rr Mnnn.hinrr..

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. 27.-In Nc
Marry county yesterday. United States
Marshal Brown and posse captured five
of the notorious gang of moonshiners, in.
Guiding a son of old jackson aud cousin
of Rube Burrows, destroyed a couple Of
stills and 600 gallons Of product.
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ST. JosEPH. Mich. sept. s1.-There Is
much excitement here over the case of a
man named wcdi. five miles in the coun-
try. said to be suffering every symptom of
cholera. Tho public schools are closed.
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Michigan Republicans.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Sept. 27.-The
republican state league met this morning.
Hon. Phillip Colgrove Hastings was elected
president. A number Of short speeches
was made. Al the afternoon session the
convention completed Its business, nomi-
Mating for chief justice Of the supreme
court to M vacancy. Judge Frank A.
Hooker of Charlotte. This Was the only
nomination tn be made.
Hon. ]. Sloat Passett OF New York
opened tho republican campaign here to-
night. addressing large audience on tho
issues of the day.
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Nouolnted by Hen,

WASHINGTON. Sept. 27.-The president
has appointed Prof. Thomas c. Msnden-
hall superintendent of the coast geodetic
survey. United States commissioner In
the International committee to settle the
difference between Great Britain and the
United States in the matter of q boundary
line between Alaska and British Columbia.
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Ilnn,isd the streets.

BRUNSWICK, Ca, Sept. 27.-A terrific
electric storm and cloud burst to-day did
great damage here. Wafer ran through
the streets foot deep, flooded Easements
aud ruined much property. Tonight
several stores are still inundated and
much inconvenience Is experienced.
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In American stxl..

ST. prTrRsBrRG. Sept. 2I.-A gang Of
robbers to-day captured a railway st alton
a, Kotokovo. attacked the train and
robbed the railway cashier of 5000 roublcs.
Tho cashier was mortally and other oiii-
cials badly wounded.
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TWO KILLED.

Fatal Result OF Wreck IN IN AAbsma
Railroad. Dol.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Sept. "a pas.
sengcr train on the Western railrusd OF
Alabama ran into freight cars which by
some ones carelessness were left ON the
main line early this morning, and vas de-
rallied. Engineer Willis and Bifeman
Willis were killed and tho baggsso and
mail agents badly injured. The passen.
gers were unhurt.
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Altar a Ioup Life.

NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-Justice Beach OF
the supreme court has appointed Wright
Holcomb referee in proceedings to dis
solve the Kuickcrbocker Fire Insurance
company. which has had a life of moro
than 80 years. Competition made bust.
ness no longer profitable.
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To-Day. at San Diego. CAL,
will be celebrated the 3soth an.
niversary of the discovery Of the
bay on which now stands q
Aourishing city.
The local authorities have
made elaborate preparations to
commemorate the event, and
orations will be delivered, recit-
ing the thrilling history of the
bay since the first coming of the
Spanish conqueror.
We want to make special eff.
fort in Boys and Childrcn's
Clothing for this season Conse.
quently VIC have an extra large
and variated stock. comprising
all goods of the latest make, in
fact novelties of the highest or.
der. Endeavoring to secure you,
patronage we will make oul
prices a special induccment and
have marked only a living prof,
on these goods, which We car
easily convince you of by seeing
the goods and prices.
In Overcoats the same argu.
ment holds good. and we've some
beauties in this line.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 27.-E. p. Howell, editor
and proprietor Of tho Atlanta Constitution.
In an interview here TODAY, said although
he was o Hill man at the Chicago convcn-
tion. he now believes Cleveland will get q
much larger vote than Hill would.
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ROANOKE. Va, Sept. T.-Gcneral
Stevenson addressed large audience
last night. He said that the national
treasury was threatened with bankruptcy
through tho extravaganza Of the Fifty-first
congress and by the Mckinly bill, which
defrauded the government of SO.00D.G0
Of revenue. He declared the force bill
furiously living issue.
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THREE ARE DEAD.

An Express Train Runs Down . Hand
Car Loaded with Men.
ST. Louis. Sept. T.-Ncar Greenville,
ILL.,, this evening vandalia expsess train
coming around q sharp curve dashed
into hand car on which were six section
men. Three of them were killed and the
others seriously hurt. Their names are
not yet obtained.
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Arrived nj Home.
tch 10 tho STANDARD.

Special Dispatch 10 tho standard.
MIssoCrA. sept 27.-The Hon. +. G..
Higgins and lis bride arrived here yes'cr-
day. They were given n warm welcome
by their many friends. They will be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Prescott
until preparations are completed for their
reception at tho handsome residence
which Mr.. Higglns has secured here.
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Aftrr tn. Healing Gambling.

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-The state senate
committee investigating the Reading com.
bine has decided IA report to the attorney
general that under the state Law tho Read.
.lng allies in this state had no right to
combine to control prices. and recon.
nicuding such action as may seem advis-
able.
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Jim Ont of the Pen,

KANSAS CRY, Mo. sept. 27.-Frcd Witt
rock. alias "Jini Cummings," the noted
train robbcr who pcrpetra,ed the s5iooo
express robbery near 81. Louis about four
years ago. was released from the peniten-
tiary yesterday.
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MissouiA ltepu blicaps.
Special Dispatch to the STANDARD

Special Dspatch 10 The stan'Iard
MissoULA, Sept. 27.-The republicans
are making extensive preparations for q
mass meeting TO bc held at the Bennett
opcra house Saturday evening. Hon.
Alien Miller Of Ogden, Utah, will be the
prime ipal orator ON this occasion.
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After Much Baiioting.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, sept. 1.-THE dis
trict democrats after a lengthy deadlock
nominated J. Z. stallinss on the thousand
aud first ballot.
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NE carry and manntae-.
tire lie largest line of
SonVentr Spoons in the
state. Any avork yon wish
pm on a SPOON from a bho-
kogyabh, ae can ao in first
class style on short notice.
LEYS I'VE owsIa 'sstltstoc Block
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
CALIFORNIA DAY BY DAY

Percy Head duet, the Misses Cora and
Maud Mills; recitation, Whsle Maj tin !;
song, Miss Nellie Rose; recitation, Miss
Mamie Sheldon; song, Wilma Hildreth ;
recitation. Mies Katie Hall; recitation,
Miss Stella Brock; solo. Mrs. Strack I;
song, Mics MinRa Roper, accompanied
Dy Miss Frazier. The proceeds of the
entertainment will be used to defray the
church debt.
r. II. Hewitt, special agent of the
horticultural commission, was in this
city Thursday.
large one. Parker Bros. have already
purchased 1000 sacks OF this seasons
crop.
Mrs. VIM, Bevans has gone to Los
Angeles to receive treatment for an eye
trouble.
DR.. w. G. Head, of Garden Grove, the
Peoples party nominee for state sena-
tor for this district, is a well known
farmer of this county. He served one
term in the state legislature from Los
Angeles county several years ago.
The field day OF athletic sports and
games which was 20 have taken place in
this city on September 9th, has been
postponed, and will not be held until
October 2lst. Prizes will be donated by
merchants and others, and the gate
money will be used to equip an athletic
club room in this city.
A pleasant social was held at the
Christian church Friday evening.
R. W. Dawson, of Glendora, has taken
up his residence in Santa Ana, and will
be associated with his brother John in
the butchering business.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
SAN PEDRO.
An Artist In Troub;e-Shipping and
Other Notes.

An Artist In Troub;e-Shipping and
Other Notes.
SAN PEDRO, Aug. 27.-The people of
this place are without taste for the
artistic. Today Town Marshall Hult ar
rested Louis Rector for peddling without
license. Rector is an itinerant agent
for enlarging pictures and throwing in a
frame with each one. When asked to
get license, he wanted to pay only 81.
As he was unknown and had no money,
he was next asked to leave the pictures
and frames for his appearance next
week. In this he was also obdurate.
He said that if he gave up his pictures
he wonld have nothing to work on.
The Corona landed ten passengers
from San Diego today, and going north
took twenty five tons OF freight.
The schooner General Banning, Cap
tain Carlston, sailed today for Navarro.
The steam schooner Pasadena, Cap
tain Hamilton, sailed today for Eureka.
Mrs A. G. Polhamus, of Coronado,
arrived today and will visit here.
James Glass went TO Catalina tonight,
on the Hermosa.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-28
UNIVERSITY.
A Demorest Medal Contest-Psrsonals
and Notes.

A Demorest Medal C0ntest-Personals
and Notes.
UNIVERSITY, Aug. 27.-Last Friday
evening temperance recitation contest
for Demorest silver medal took place
between seven young ladies in the col
lege chapel. There was good attend
ance, and the hall was neatly decorated.
The contest proved to be quite exciting,
the audience applauding each speaker
loudly to express their approval of his
efforts. It was a close contest. and, as
was expressed by many in the audience,
''they all deserved medal" But there
was only one medal, and it rested with
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Tolchard and Mr.. M.
J. Hall to decide the winner.
After due deliberation the judges de-
cided Miss Carrie Hawver winner of the
contest, and DIR. A. G. Williams pre-
sented the medal to her, with few
words
Miss Hattie Cover has been elected
teacher in the University public school,
vice Miss Mary Davis, resigned.
University Court of Foresters won
seven first prizes and two second prizes
at the recent Redondo fete of the
/. o. F. G. P. Adams, Will Harmon
and Jim Peters were among the lucky
University winners.
B. T. Tilden and family spent the past
week at the Santa Monica beach.
Mr.. Doyle has recently moved into T.
E. Browns cottage, corner of Thirty
seventh and McClintock streets.
Presiding Elder P. F. Bresee breaches
this Sunday morning in the Univer-
sity M. + church. A love-feast service
will be held after the sermon.