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CLOSED The SCHOOLS
Measures 10 Prevent The Spread Of
Diptheria In 1issoull
THERE'S NO ALARM FELT
Only Two Cases Reported In
the City-High-Up Northern
Pacific Officials Visit
the City.
Special Dlspatch to the Standard.

MIssorLA, Nov. 2s.-M a meeting OF
tho board Of health this afternoon IL was
decided TO close the schools for one week
on account of tho existence OF several
cases Of diphthcria In tho city. There ID no
alarm fclt that tho disease will become
epidemic. but il was thought best to tako
tins step as n precautionary measure.
There are Mt present two cases In the city,
and there has been one death. Tho
houses and inmates have been qtiaran-
tined, and every prccaution has been
taken TO prevent the spreading OF the dis
casc.
A distinguished party Of Northern Pa
citic officials reached Missoula yesterday
noon by n special train and proceeded up
the Bitter Root branch on tour Of inspec.
tion. They returned last night and left
for Spokane over the Occur d'Alene
branch. The party consisted Of Brayton
Ives Of New York. Jay Cooke. jr. Of Phila-
delphia. w. +. Rogers of New York, Chief
Engineer Kendrick, General Manager
Mellcn and Assistant Engineer McHenry.
Superintendent Dickinson arrived hero
this morning. He was asked il the trip OF
the visitors had any significance. "No,"
said he. ''thcy are simply going over tho
road looking over their property. Messrs.
Ives and Rogers were appointed q COM
mi,tcc by the company To mako q COM
plcto tour Of the road and branches and
report upon its physical and other coudi-
| tions."
Mcssrs. Tiliey 4 Lund, the jewelers. who
were attached for 500 by Sheriff Houston
Saturday. had an additional attachments
of 81 800 placed upon tho stock to-day by
Lowe. Weinberg Il Hyman OF New York.
\ III. T.. Berg, to whom the bill OF sale wos
given before the attachments were issued,
to-day served notice upon Sheriff Houston
and filed an affidavit to the effect that he
was owner OF the goods. and that the
sheriff was holding tho same unlawfully.
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MOURNED AS DEAD.
Career of q Young Man Now In Texs
Prison.

Career of n Young Man Now In Texas
Prison.
WOOSTER. Ohio, Nov. cs.--william Will
son. son of Rev. 7. S. Wilson. Methodist
minister. literally educated, tcnderly
reared, left here for Missouri in 1859. He
soon married. tho daughter of Senator
Clymcr. Since then nothing has been
heard from him and he has been mourncd
rs dead. Word has Just been received
that he is in prison in Texas, convicted of
horse stealing. Since his conviction no
confessed his identity. and SAYS further no
served in the confederate army during
the war. was sent on private mission TO
the north by jefferson Davis, and nftcr
the death Of his wifc and children. joined
the band of the notori Gus Younger
Brothers. and also associated with tho
James Brothers. lie became remorscful
and went to Texas and was ordained as q
preacher in the Christian church. While
in holy orders he borrowed q horse, sold
1t, and was convicted.
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It Pays to Sell Good Clothes

We know all about this because
we've been selling that kind for a
good many years and we sell
more and more of 'cm every sea-
son.
The clothes we make are so
thoroughly good. that people who
wear them continually ask for
them and will have no other
make, no other kind will take
their places. They are so
thoroughly satisfactory. they fit
SO we'll. they wear SO well, and
are SO absolutely correct in style.
and then again there is that super
lativc "hncssc of finish" about
them you will not find in any
other but our own make.
This is good weather for heavy
storm ulstcrs We keep them i'm
all kinds and prices. Overcoats
of every other description.
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TO-DAY the annual Congress
of the American Health Asso'n
will open its sessions in the City
of Mexico.
The meetings will continue
four days and the sessions be
held in the hall OF the Chamber
of Deputies and the Preparatory
School. Delegates will be offi-
cially received by the Mexico
City authorities and President
Diaz, whose second Inauguration
will be witnessed by the Con.
gress on Dec. Ist.
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PANAMA CANAL AFFAIRS.
Another Lively Scene I'm the French
House OF Deputies.

House OF Deputies.
PARIS. Nov. 2s.-An Interpolation was
submitted to-day In the chamber OF dcpu.
ties asking why tho government did not
enforce tho law providing for an autopsy
In tho case Of tho sudden death
OF Baron Reinach. tho banker, supposed
TO have committed suicide as result of
damaging exposure in the Panama canal
management.
Reference was mado TO the rumors OF
the burial being only a sham. Minister Of
Justice Ricarl said the doctors had ccrti-
fed death from natural causes. and that
a postmortem could not be ordered with
out previous judicial intervention. NJ.
Brison. chairman Of the investigating
committee. supported the demand and
said the official seal should be affixed Ia
Baron Rienscbs' papers. as IL was imper-
ative that the truth be discovered. Pre-
mcr Loubet said Briosson's request was
illegal. Ericsson protested. whercupon
tho premier said his words could be inter-
prcted only as indicating lack of conf
,lence. and that he could accept nothi ne
but the simple order Of the day. This
crea ted tremendous excitement and the
prcmicr's motion was rcjected-p4 to 2l9.
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Cansda's New Premier.

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. 2s.-A special 10
the World from Ottawa says: The new
premier, Sir John Thompson, will pursue
a policy strong in the direction Of building
up the Canadian dominion; that he has
unequallcd abilities for matching Ameri.
can diplomacy i'm the Bchring sea and
fisheries matters; in the canal questions
and trade relations, and that he will OK.
ert himself In no uncertain way In favor
of u progressive policy of industrial and
commercial development. The new min.
isterial and cabinet positions provided for
in the act several years ago. will bc called
into immediate existence, giving tho pre-.
mier two additional seats. Foster prob
ably will be minister Of trade and com.
merce and Tupper minister Of fisheries.
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AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.
Important Decision Handed Down In ths
Pacific Mail Case.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-The court OF
claims to-day gave a decision favorable TO
the Pacific Mail Steamship company in
its suit against the United States 10 re-
cover slss, ,5s3 additional compensation for
conveyance from Oct. o. 1875 TO Sept. &c,
1885. of mails from San Francisco 20 Now
Zealand. New South Wales, Queensland
and Victoria. otherwise the Australian
colonies. on the ground that the company
had not been paid full sea postage OH LETT
tiers and had been paid nothing on other
articles contained in the mails. The find
ings Of tho court. which were prepared
and read by Judge John Davis, settled
two points In controversy which hare
n most important bearing In ~
final settlement of the case. One was The
definition of "sca" postage as being the
difference between the total postage and
the United States finland" postage plus
inland postage Of the foreign receiving
country, when charged, and plus all inter
mediate transit charges when made. The
other was the conclusion that ns tho
statute OF limitations of the case began 10
run at each trip. the plaintiff can recover
only for period beginning six years prior
to the presentation of his claim to tho
postofIlce department. The cause was re-
mandled to the trial calendar for compu.
tation OF the amount duo In accordance
with the courts opinion, and for such
further proceedings as may bc necessary
to that end,
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QUEER WORK.
A Yoang Couple Mako Torpedoes and
Red Fire In Their BOARDING House.

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Knights of Labor.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2s.-General Secrc-
tary Hayes of the Knights Of Labor says
the headquarters are to be removed from
this city for the reason that the order is
subject TO such decision as was recently
rendered by Chief Justice Paxson when
he constituted himself n justice of the
peace in the Homestead cases. The idea
is either 20 get on the Canadian line nj
Niagara Falls, Ontario. or in the city OF
Washington. 1t is the intention of tho
order not TO be hampercd in the effort to
gather together all industrial organiza.
tions under one roof.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-29
II Is . Close Race.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2s.-The oflcial
vote Of all counties In California with the
exception Of san Francisco gives Harrison
n plurality Of G.i22. Returns from all but
nine precincts In San Francisco give
Cleveland q plurality in this city and
county Of s,ii2, reducing Harrison's plur-
ality as far as the canvass is completed to
$40. II is possible when the official vote
is completed tho electoral vote will be
divided between Harrison and Cleveland.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-29
AGAINST PROFESSOR SMITH.
The Second Charge of Heresy Sustained
by n Vote OF the Presbytery.

The Second Charge of Heresy Sustained
by Vote Of tho Presbytery.
CIScINNATI, Nov. 2s.-The hcrcsy case
of Prof. Henry Preserved Smith was re.
sumed this morning. His protest against
the action of the prcsbytcry Mt its last
session In voting 10 sustain the first
charge rs proper in form and legal in
effect was filed and arguments proceeded
with rs to tho legality of form and effect
of the second charge. which is that Pro-
fessor Smith taught that the Holy Spirit
did not control inspired writer's in the
composition of the holy scriptures so az
10 make their utterances absolutely free
from error. A number of members spoke
in favor of sustaining the charges.
At the afternoon session q vote was
taken upon the sufflcicncy Of tho second
charge In form and legal effect, resulting
Yeas -. nays II. Third and last charge Ia
likely To bc approved without debate and
th o II tho trial proper will begin.
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CHARGES OF 'HERESY
Latest Proceedings In the Case Of Rev.
Dr.. Briggs
HE MAKES HIS OBJECTIONS
Answers to the Accusations Made
by the Presbytery-Trial OF
Prof. Henry Preserved
Smith.

New YORK, Nov. 2s.-The members OF
the New York presbytery assembled this
afternoon for tho purpose Of trying tho
charges OF heresy against Prof. Charles
A. Briggs. The charges, eight in number,
touch mostly on the denial Of verbal in.
spiration Of the scriptures, and tho possi-
bility OF salvation aside from tho saving
grace OF scripture. DIR. Briggs read his
answer and the charges rs amended. His
response was q most exhaustive sunmings
up of the defense and took two hours for
delivery. Among other things DIR. Briggs
lays objection to tho order and regularity
OF every proceeding in the prcsbytery In
any action taken against him since the
dismissal OF the original charges In 1891.
He said that IL tho prcsbytery decide
against him. he will proceed and protest
and with the reservation OF all legal rights
OF securing such redress in higher courts
as may seem necessary. DIR. Briggs dealt
mt great length with the irrcgularity Of the
amendments to the original charges, OBJ
jecting that the nature Of the original
charges had been changed.
When DIR. Briggs concluded, Mr.. LAM
per OF the prosecuting committee, sub
mittcd an answer in which he attempted
to show tho falsity OF tho defendants
statement that tho general nature of tho
charges were changed in the amended re-
port. He also claimed the changes made
were effected In the interest of concise
ness and with the purpose Of meeting tho
objection raised by Briggs at the previous
trial. Rev. George Alexander moved In
consequence OF Briggs objections that tho
fourth and seventh charges be stricken
out. DIR. Sutton Immediately offered ms
amendment that Briggs objections werc
not well taken. He made an argument
on this point. but was interrupted by John
R. Paxton. who shouted: "Give us de-
cision and stop his talking" Lawyer Nc
Cook Of the prosecuting committee 70.
stored quiet by proposing that consitlera-
tion Of tho motion be postponed until to
morrow. the committee In the meantime
to consider the objection. Recess until
tomorrow was then taken.
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he WAS WELL KNOWN.
The ssd Death Of jonathan a. Jewell
at Great Falls.
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THE READING coMB,Ng.
Intsrstats Censmsros O@ciais Wakan
- Investigates.


- Invsstigation.
New YORK, Nov. 2s.-The sub-commlttoe
Of the interstate commerce commlttDe
this morning resumed investisaticu Into
tho Reading coal combine. Presideat
Oliphant of the Delaware q Hudeon
Canal company took the stand aud It'd
Of tho amount OF coal mined by his con.
pany and the sections OF the country IN
which II Was sold. He declared, howov1F,
the company was not connected In atR
way with the combine, and was rather ~
posed to Il. He, however, declined 10 subj
NIT statement Of the company's pricGi
month by month during the year 1882.
s. ID. Mackey. . retail coal dealer, To-
titled the Pennsylvania company charg4@
retailers Is cents to 81 ton more tn,
year than last. He promised to submit
comparative estimate Of prices this yca1
and Inst. Ho said retailers wcrc not mako
ing as much rs they did In 1891.
Secretary Street denied that therc was
any formal agreement entered into at tho
tide water meetings. 1t was n natural
outcome Of circumstances that the output
during the winter months was less than
during the summer. This was due to the
weather and other causes. Advance In
other prices was caused by the near OF APP
proach of the demand TO the output.
Street denied that tho near approach OF
the demand TO tho output was occasioncd
by restriction put on tho output, adding
that his company's output this year was
I ,500, 900 tons more than last year. lie adj
mitted that producers OF anthracite sold
their products at uniform price for somo
quality of coal. II was also true, he said.
that prices were fixed by executive officers
of the various companics upon reports Of
their respective representatives at tho
tide water and western meetings. 1t was
further true that at these meetings IL Was
generally agreed on as TO what the output
and tho prices should be for given
months.
A number OF other witnesses were OF.
amined, hut nothing radically differing
from the previous testimony was elected.
Tho committee adjourned to meet In
Philadelphia tomorrow.
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scsIpinx tho scaipcrs.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-Indictments against
several ticket scalpers have been secured
by worlds fair officials who hope to push
these cases TO n more successful issue than
tho last ones. Persistent efforts will be
made TO drive the Chicago brokers out of
business before tho opening of the expo
siiion. In which event the railroad compa.
mics have promised TO make lower rates.
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Want n Settlement.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-Thc Mutual Life
Insurance company has called OH tho
Georgia Central railroad for the imme.
dia,e payment Of 10000 loaned by tho
insurance company and due early in No.
vcmber. There is n disagreement con.
corning the terms Of al and the ofIl.
GERS of the railroad company are enroutc
TO this city TO confer with the insurance
company about the matter.
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SAN Francisco, Nov. 2s.-Judge Nc.
Kecne. of the United States district court,
has decided the case Of the Liebes
Brothers, tobacco importers, to-day. Tho
result is that more than $4,000 10 ad-
vanccd by the firm as duties ON tobacco
as filters instead of wrappers.
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Tho Segregation Riii.
Special Dispatch to tho standard.

LIVINGSTON, Nov. 2s.-A meeting Was
held Mt the Livingston club tonight in the
interest of the segregation bill. Alvin p.
vinnedgc. J. II. King, Judge Savage and
DIR. Emrick. Of Chicago. were selected to
visit Washington in behalf OF the bill. A
standing committee Of seven will be
selected to visi, Helena and urge the legis-
lature to pass joint resolution favoring
the bill and assist Park county members
In all matters pertaining to the county.
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Cold Weather In Vienna.

VIENNA, Nov. 2s.-Thc weather in this
city to-day was bitterly cold, the mercury
falling TO Is degrees below the frces-
ing point. The people in the poorer
quarters suffered intensely from the cold.
Free soup kitchens were bcsieged by
crowd of hungry women and children.
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TOLEDO. Ohio. Nov. 2s.-The lumber
firm of Bills & Koch has assigned with liz.
bilitics of sl5O.0Oo: assets about $4,000. A
dispatch from Tccumsch. Mich, says the
banking firm OF D. =. Bills 4 Co.. the se-
nior partner Of which Is interested in tho
lumber firm. closed its doors to-day. No
statement is made beyond that Of tho
bank being all right.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-11-29

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Nov. 2s.-Thcrc is
going To he a fight over the governorship.
Kolb declares he is elected by 5000 ma.
jority. but was counted out. Jones, on
the o,her hand. says there is not tho least
foundation for Kolb's charges. There is
no law for contest by a state officer in
this state. and kolb's chances hang on
the passage Of q law now before the state
legislature.
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Tn. Charr,. Sustained.

BosroS, Nov. 2s.-Judge Putnam in tho
United States circuit court this afternoon
passed upon the indictment OF cx-Prcsi-
dent Potter of the Maverick bank. The
judge sustains the counts charging Potter
with making false entries and quashcs
the counts charging him with making
false reports To the comptroller.
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Their Nundax'a Work.

LIBERTY. Mo-. Nov. 2s.-1t was learned
to-day that the burglars who blew open tho
vault OF the First National bank, Sunday.
secured $4,000. They had dynamite and
fuse attached TO the inner vault contain
ing $1,000 in gold. but were evidently
frightened away before ready TO touch Il
or. They made their escape from the
town with horse stolen from n residence
near by. No trace Of the men has been
found.
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wAsHrSoroS. Nov. 2s-Thc transitory
commercial arrangements between the
United States aud Salvador have been
superseded by definite arrangement. Il,
is believed at the department. of state
that the arrangements will tend to greatly
promote trade.
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WAS DECLARED A DRAW
Gfss6lils and Costello Tight Eighty
Hard Rounds
AT THE CONEY ISLAND CLUB
Lots OF Blood Spilled. but Neither
Man Knocked Out-Tho
Contestants Evenly
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standing I,y Old Hands.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Nov. 2s.-Many non.
union men taken on at the Carne gle mills
during tue strike, realize they will have to
give place to the returning strikers and
are leaving before they are discharged.
Many old men are being unemployed.
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ST. Loris. Nov. 2s.-No,withstandin. !.
the denials from Chicago and Milwaukee.
there is n general feeling here that the
proposed consolidation Of the largest four
cxpor, breweries Of the United States is a
sure thing.
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BuESos AYREs. Nov. 2s.-Municipal
elections were held to-day in the cities Of
the vnrious provinces. and disturbances
are reported from several places. The
most serious occurred mt Bolivar. where
tho police and mob had an encounter in
which h is reported several policemen
yero shot,