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PIuLADuIpHIA. sept, Il. The Pcnnsyi-
Nnnn Railroad company refuses to adj
vance It's rates on coal aud will gather all
the business II can in competition with
the Reading. The latter company wants
To increase suburban rates to cover the
interest ON its terminal bonds, but the
pennsy yl,ania refuses Ia Join in the raise.
Tic Reading directly compctcs with the
Pennsylvania along the Schuyl,ill Valley
and Chestnut llhl lines. aud ON
these liucs no change can hc made by
ou" company without suffering a loss of
business. Nor can a material increase bc
made clscw here, except by consent of tho
Pennsylvania, without putting a check
upon suburban growth Oh the Readings
lines.
The PcnnsSlvania has the whip hand of
the Reading IN this matter. hence tho
effort of the Reading to squeeze Pcnnsyl-
vania on ihe anthracite coal business and
compel cooperation. Figuring on the
business of last year. the Terminal would
cause "a loss of $4,000 year II rates
should be left as they are, bat increased
business would soon make up that deiic.t,
as IL did on tle Pcuu.ylylnia lines, winch
doubled their passenger lraihr ia one year
after the Broad street station was built.
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IT'S A GREAT SCHEME.
Plans for the Construction OF q New
Transcontincntal Raiiroad.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. is.-william Dali
lin, vicc president and general manager
OF tho Atlantic & Pacific Construction
company, Is in the city temporarily. he
gives an interesting account of his airline
railroad To be built between New York and
San Francisco, which will he shortening
the distance more than 800 miles and pro-
portionally saving time.
In an interview he had the following To
say on the subject:
"Ever since October last have been at
work perfecting the plans of the COM
pany. The preliminary surveys are made
ana charters secured in Illinois, Ohio and
Pennsylvania. In addition to the work
already done in Indiana We are now en-
gagged in surveying a route through New
Jersey. The work of grading FOR the road
bed and laying the rails will commence in
1sa3, and the entire road will he conn
plctcd and in operation in the year 1901.
"Thc cost of the division from New York
10 Chicago will be Sl00,00.ooo, and of the
San Francisco end ss1O.OO.Wo. This in-
cludes everything. II will bc thorough
in working the various states. and VIII
secure a right of way extending - miles
on each side of the road. When VIC come
TO river we will bridge il, and II We cam
not go over n mountain We will bore
through il, no matter how long il may he.
"Our main line will run within few
miles of Chicago and within n miles of
Cleveland. Instead OF turning out To take
i'm cities We will build spur tracks TO con-
meet them with the main line. The cities
will come TO us. We calculate our road
will pay for itself inside of six years. We
look for all through and local business
between San Francisco and New York,
and We will get il without doubt when
the roads are completed. ] figure divi.
dcna Of per cent. a year or Si5.OOO.OO
would be declared. We will establish a
81 .ooo. .0U0 plant a, Benton Harbor, Mich,
and there we will build our engines.
freight and passenger cars. make our
rails, and, in fact. everything used in the
construction and operation of the road.
The road will be built with English cap.
| ital, SO Dallin declares.
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ON thr War Path.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. sept. is.--A scnsa-
tioual shooting occurred yesterday after
noon at the Wholesale grocery store of
Roa,cs. Taylor 4 Go. George Forrest. a
icyee contractor aud relative to the eel.
cbra,cd confederate general Of that name,
had dispute with Col. J. l.. Taylor abou,
an account. He left the store. but re.
turned about 4 o'clock drunk and opened
fire on II. l.. Dukes, a clerk, whom lac mis-
took for Colonel Taylor. Eurrcst was
oycrpowercd after a desperate struggle
in which he shot Al Colonel Iaylor's son
missing him. and lac WAS taken TO jail
Dukes will die.
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IN A DENTISTS CHAIR
Sudden Death Of a Prominent Resident
Of Deer Lodge.
NOT A MOMENTS WARNING
An Anaesthetic Administered to
Ailsvia.e Pain Proves Fatal
Through Weakness of
the Heart.
sreciaI pIsnatch to The standari.


DEER LoboE, Sept. is.-Thc community
of Deer Lodge was shocked by the sudden
death this afternoon of William W. Beau
mont. Being troubled with his teeth he
went in the morning 10 the oiiicc of the
dentist. DR.. Miller. io have some teeth ex-
tractct. la the operation lic desired that
chloroiotm should he uscl. DIR. :. W.
Minshall was called IN for that purpose.
There was nothing 10 Indicate any hidden
weakness or ans reason Why the ohoru-
form shuul,l not l." given. The PLY sic!aE
therefore proceeded fu administer IL. \
very small quantity had been given and a
tooth had not been pulled before the ply
sician perceived the danger. The chloro-
form had taken effect aud tho work of
rcsuscitaiiun was AT once began. Other
physicians were called in TO assis; the at
tending physician and for two hours and
halt they lahorrd To- prevent death, bur
there was q lack uf vitality in the patient
and lie was extinct within three hours
after the chloroforni had been given.
Mr.. Beaumont came to Deer Lodge
about five years ago from England and
Immediately became bookkecpcr aud
one of tho genera! managers for
| Lodge & Beaumont in the butcher aud
/ grocer, business. in which Vosition he re-
maincd up tn the time of his death. He
! leaves "A wife aud live small children.
| What makes the death particularly sad il
/ tho loss to the family. lie loved aud was
| devoted To his wifc and children rs few
! husbands and fathers arc.
| Ills death will be "a luss 30 society in
| pcrF Lutpe, as hc was one of the best
2 vocallsts ~ Montana aEd his services
/ were constantly ia demand and freely
I given 10 all public ard private cnicrtain-
mouts of "a musical character.
Nothing has happened "a Deer Lodge
for a long time that has so excited the
uniscral sorrow aud sy'apaihy of the
community.
No blame seems to he attached to ans
one and IL IL considered one of those uI'
fortunate accidents which viii sometimes
! happen.
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TRIED To SHUTTLE OFF
Murderer Burns Attempt to Cheat the
GalloWS al MisSoula.
TOOK A DOSE OF MORPHINE
The Timely Arrival o. Physicians
Prevented the Coroner Having
a Case-Act of a Man
at Great Falls.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

MrssorLA. Sept. is.-The gallows came
very nearly being cheated of victim this
morning. About o'clock the inmates of
the county Jail we're attracted to the cell
Of Murderer Burns. who was convicted OF
murder in the first degree Friday. Jailcr
Jones was summoned. and it was found
that Burns was almost in a couatose con
diion from an overdose of morphine.
taken with suicidal intcnt. DIR. {. T..
Irain was at once summoned and gave
the usual aniitlo;cs. After working with
linn FOR about two hours Burns was re-
stored To consciousness. How lac obtained
the drug no one seems To know. but II -
thought he had II con -calcd for some
time, with the intent Of cheating the gal
lows III thc Ease went against him. DIR.
Grain states that II he had been u min
utes later IN arriving, lie could not have
brought him back TO consciousness.
Burns was visited in Jail this afternoon
by the STANDARD correspondent. lic WAS
Indeed pitiablc object 10 look at. He
sat in n dazcd condition with b,irly fcl-
low prisoner by his side who jahbcd him
in the ribs at intervals aud walked him
about the corridors tn keep him awake.
He looked as limp "a though hc had been
run through a thrcshing machine. He is
now out Of danger, and unless something
unforeseen happens hc will Yet pay tho
penalty OF his crime upon tho gal,oNs.
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TO DESTROY THE TOWN.
A British Expedition =" Puni.h the black
Mountain Tribes.

SIMih. Sept. ls.-I, is reported hero that
the amccr Of Afphauistau is supporting
the Black Mountain tribes ia tll,lr resist
ancc to British authority. I'.nsc tribes
recently engaged To- surrender to the Brit.
ish Hashim Ali. the cN-chi"f of the iiassan-
zais. When the time arrived for them to
fulfil their eHgagcmcn, they refused to do
SO. aud ALSO refused to "NpCi ilashm Ali
from their country.
Consequently the Indian government
has determined 10 punish them. aud early
in October an 'xp, dition consisting of
400 troops, under command Of Col. Sir
W. Lockllari, will bc sent - the valley of
the Indus to destroy the town of Eaio. in
which liashim Ali has been harbortd.
This Hyiug column will consist Of the
Fourth battalion of the SiNticih rifles. the
Bedrordshirc regiment. the Second battal-
ion of Chorkas. th" Fourth battalion of
Sinks, the sixth and Ihiriicth puuiab ru-
fantry. one native aud three British
mountain batteries, two companies II
Sappers and two spiadrons of tho
Eleventh Bengal lancors. Report has IL
here that tho amecr has sent Rahmat
Shah. the father Of one of his wives. Ia
offer the Dar~csb Wariri tribe three lakhs
Of rupees If they will oppose the British.
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GROVER ALL RIGHT.
He Sends u Letter to the Brother OF
Colonel Kings NIctim

He Sends q Letter to the Brother OF
Colonel Kings Victim
MEMPHIS. Tenn, sept. ls.-Frank =.
Posion. brother of David Pos,on., the vic
tim of Col. Clay King, addressed a
letter recently to Grover Cleveland
strongly deprecating the letter he wrote
Kings niece, saying that the action
would in all probability cost him votes in
Tennessee. La a reply Of considerable
length. after expressing surprise at the
Interpretation given the letter he sent
Mrs. White, Cleveland says: "Havc YOU
and others who are inclined 10 criticize
my action. reflected upon the fact that my
letter was written in response To the pitt
able plea of an apparently brokcn-hcartcd
woman? Have you. any of my critics.
overlooked tho fact that ] absolutely de-
clincd 10 interfere with the governor In
behalf of King? Has IL entirely escaped
attention that the letter was written
simply and solely by sympathy which
every true man ought To feel for woman
in distress? In responc 10 your sugaes-
ton that my act may result in a loss Of
democratic votes, you will pardon me IL I
say when political cxpediency forces me
to he discourteous to distressed woman,
am prepared to retire from politics.
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loNDoN, sept. Queenstown author
lilies henceforth announce that until all
danger of cholera infection has ceased
"a doctor will board all American liners ar
irving at uuccnstown from ports In the
United States. and IL any sickness bc
found on the steamer. the vessel must
bc placed in quarantine before any of the
passengers are allowed to discinbark.
otherwise the steamer must proceed dit
rect TO Liverpool. only communicating
with Queenstown for the purpose of pro-
curing the ser, ices of pilot.
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CAN'T Low. y, j.. sept. l.. The uufor-
tunate stcerage passengers of the steam
crs Normannia andRagia were landed here
to-day. No sooner wcrc tho passengers
landed than General Hamilton, on hear
iiig that thcy had nothing To eat to-day.
ordered dinner served tn them. That
the poor immigrants were hungry was
cvinccd hy the rush thcy made Tor thc
food. The women and chillrcn were
looked after by a corps Of women attend
ants. Nearly all the passengers were loud
in their denunciation of the officials on
the Hamburg-Amrricau line on account
of the treatment they had received on the
steamers.
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Grnrge ". turtis, MIII.

William Curtis has bccu admitted To pro-
bate before Surrogate stephen B. stephens
OF Richmond county. The document.
which was dated Dec. -, lss:j, is brief.
containing only two sheets of engrossod
manuscript. In his vii! Mr.. Curtis directs
that all his just debts and funeral ex-
pcnscs be paid. The residue of all real
and personal estate l. beqacath.d nbso-
lutely TO his widow. Annie SHAW Gurus,
whom he also names n his sole executor.
The witnesses to the document are Will
lam II. Cross and Oliver &. johnson.
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On SEPTEMBER 10TH. 1905,
the memorable Plague of Lon
don reached the highest point in
its dcstructiveness.
The first official announce
mcnt of the tremendous calamity
was made on the preceding goth
OF April and during the summer
the population was swept away
by thousands. 10000 dying in
one week. Pest houses, one of
which is shown above, were cs-
tsblishcd for the treatment Of
y -ick.
Whilst we have given due at,
tcntion to the wants of the little
lads, as we'll as TO men of regular
proportions. we have moi been
unmindful of the wants OF cor
pulent as we'll as their tall and
slimly built men. and have there
fore on hand an extensive stock
of suits to fit just such shapes as
above described. Don't place
your order with your tailor before
seeing our stock, for we are sure
YOU can be fitted and the saving
to you in dollars will be an item
worthy of consideration.
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Tho wyominy's Passengers.

FIRE ISLAND, sept. is.-Not the slightest
opposition WAS offered 10y the lslip health
authorities or the bay men to the landing
of the Wyoning's passengers to-day. In
fact no, one of either were io have been
seen uiloat or ashore. Dr. Nuight aud
Manager T.. 7. Wall had arrangements 81
complete FOR quietly aud pleasantly iocat-
ing the rev arrivals that within an hour
after landing every one had possession of
a room aud dinrd. No sickness among
the passcngcrs Is rrportch.
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CHOLERA IN NEW JERSEY.
4 Captain OF a Canal Boat Dies Of the
Disease.

BRUNSWICK. y. j.. sept. ls.-Jamcs
Carr. "a canal boat captain. was stricken
with cholera this morning aud this even
ing is very low. The case is pronounced
Asiatic cholera 10y Baldwin. inspector OF
the beard Of health.
Carr died this evening. lie suffered lit
tie during the few hours he lived. DIR. Ed
son Of New York will make an cxamina-
tion of tho body. BY order of the mayor
the body was wrapped in antiseptic
blankets and deposited in six-ioot
grave. A guard has bcen placed at the
pest house where Carr died because of
threats to burn il. To-tnorrow six inmates
of the house where Carr was taken sick
viii be sent to the pest house and kept iso-
lntpl
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BuTFNo, sept. is.- The will of the late
Francis n. Root. the millionaire leather
merchant, contains a number of generous
public hcuu"s;- ro the Home for th.
frondles- and the Buffalo orphan asylum
Mr.. Roo, gives SliOuO cu'h: - Eg Syra-
Gus" uU'yr-rit' fo .uuua - .iInttem't'ral
pr,iD- .Yr.' 'r S-'.Du; ,o tAe /! litl,,. ,l lllc
hospital. slpolp; to the neuerai hospital,
$500. To- the Delaware Avenue Methodist
church. the income 81 s-Q..r, and tn 'uo
Methodist Episcopal union substantial
house To bc used as a residence for one of
the Methodist bishops.
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rvo ,t.trr. nronn..l

CINcINSArI. o., sept. lS.- Yesterday
evening. several miles back Of Newport. :.
KS. Annie Barpier and Katie Barpicr,
sisters. wcrc crossing the Licking river in
a skill. Katie. til" younger, only y years
old, fell overheard. Annie, who was -
sears old. attempted to rescue her sister
aud fell overheard also. Tho two sisters
drowned ia each others arms. Their
bodies were recovered.
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1T WAS a FAILURE.
Andrew johnson Attempts Suicide at
Great falls.

Special Dspaich to the Standard
GREAT FALLS. Sept. ls.-Andrew John
son tried 10 hang himself with a piece of
wire tn one Of the large hoNcs placed
around the growing trees to I,rD'ect them.
He was found about . o'cloci his morn
ing unconscious and blcel.lii profuscly
from several wounds on the head, which
at first led the police la suspect foul play.
but the bloody piece of wire and the blood
and hair on the box proved that he had
attempted suicide. When taken to the
station he was recognized as the man whn
claimed To come from Butte a few days
ago. and who had threatened to kill him.
self. His Wounds are not serious. Tho
man evidently is insane.
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struck by a Train.

PHiLApELrHtA. sept. ls.-Samuel W.
De Courscy was almost instantly killed
last evening at Beverly, \. j. He was
crossing the tracks near the station when
n wcstbouud train came along at a high
rate OF speed, striking him and tossing
him to one side. He was living when
picyed M, but So badly injured than ne
died in a few uiLufCs.
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Ben Cant BE There,

WAsHNGToS, Sept. is.-vice President
Morton received a telegram from Presi-
dent Harrison this afternoon. saying that
he would not be able to take par, in the
G. A. Il. exercises and requesting the vice.
president take up the duties assigned TO
the president.
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OniriaIiy Dr ii.,i

CRY oF MsAIco, sept. ls.-rhc truth of
the rImors that cholera has appeared IN
Vera Cruz. san Luis poiosi, Morciava
Qucrctcro. Candclaria and this city is Of
iicially denied.
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Hiots at "a Pete.

BrDA PEsrH. sept. ls.-The ninctie,h
anniversary of the birth 81 Louis Kos
suih. the Hungarian patriot, was fittinRly
celebrated here to-day. 4 fatal fight. aris-
ing from the kossu,h feics, occurred and
a woman Was killed and several others ir-
jurcd.
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For the Release o. Prisoners.

DUBLir. Sept. is.-Ai n meeting in Linz
ericA to-day resolution WAS passed urg-
ing the government 20 release Daily and
oiher Irisli-Americans now imprisoned in
English jaiis for political oifeuses. The
McCnrthyites and the mayor of Limerick
declined to attend the meeting.
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un the seal i;o -.

WASHINGTON. sept. 13.-Nctice was
given by the hight house board that on or
abou, Oct. 70. lS92. light. showing red
aud white filshes alternately at intervals
of Is sec, n Is. will I've exhibited from the
structure recently completed on the north
wcst seal rock n 1T. Georges reef, Cali-
fornia. The light will iilun.inate the en-
tire region,
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The odd Fellows.

PoRTLASD. Ore. Sept. l.. The odd
Fellows spent the day quietly for the most
part. Special services were held In "A num-
Der of churches to-day and largely at
tended by visitors. The foreign grand
lodge will begin its osth annual session to-
morrow. A grand paudc will occur to-
morrow afternoon.
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Reports Prom Itu.sIa

ST. PErERsBrRG, sept. ls.-For,y-one
fresh eases of cholera were reported here
yesterday and Is patients died during the
same time. Nincty-ino persons have re-
covered from tho disease. Returns re-
reiycd IN regard 10 the progress of the
epidemic throughout Russia show steady
decrease in the yiriilcuce of the scoir,e.
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workinxmeu and the Pair.

CHICAGO. Sept. is.-rhe Trades ard
Labor assembly to-day. by a vote OF ii9 to
40. declined the invitation of the worlds
fair directors to participate in the parade
during tho dedication exercises next
month. ON the ground that the working
men could not endorse the fair so long as
the gates were TO be closed on Sunday.
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Cholera In France.

PARIS. Sept. ls.-in this city and sub
urbs yesterday % eases of cholera aud l.
deaths from the disease were reported
In liavre the number Of fresh cases is I'll,
and deaths three.
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CALIFORNIA; CATTLE KING.
Death of william Dunphy, the Well.
Known Milllonsirc.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ls.-william
Dunphy. the pioneer cattle king OF Cnli-
fornia. died at his home here last night.
aged 81 years. Dnnphy was one of the
richest men in the state. and made his
money IN cattle. He leaves a wife. an
unmarried daughter. Jennie. son,
James. and a married daughter, Mrs.
Noah Flood. The exact value % his es-
tate is not known. but II is one OF the
greatest in the state.
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Looking nrighl.r In New York.

Nrw YORK, sept. ~. Til" board of
health ISSUED hullctin this afternoon In
which il is stated tha, no eases Of expected
cholera have appeared since the last buiic-
tin. and M deaths from cholera have oc-
cured since Tuesday. The report Of the
bactcriologist in the case Of Mary Com
ncriy. suspcctcri of cholera. Is 10 the effect
that no sprilium "f cholera was discoS-
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In the Naval Hospitai.

Fort MONROE. Va. Sept. ls.-Thc cruz
ser Philadelphia went TO Norfolk. this
morning, and put the three men seriously
injured by the explosion of gun ycsier-
day in the naval hospital.
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Decrease. In Hamburg

HAMBURG, sept. ls.-Two hundred and
cighty-siN fresh eases and - deaths were
reported yesterday. big decrease both ia
the number of patients aud mortality.
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GAINsyui.E. rcNas., sept. ls.-Notwi;h-
standing the reports that cholera is here.
there are no eases In The city, nor have
there been any.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-15
FINANCE AND TRADE.
wxcb.ppe Review.

NEW YORK Oct 14.-The stock nstket was
strong 10 buoyant the greater part OF the day,
and closed strong. Burlington gained IL per
cent; Western Union, ia; while Pacific Mail,
MINI apolis and st. Louis. and Mexican Cen
tral lost kCgS points
Government bonds closed frtn
MoNsY QUOTATIONS..
Money ON call, easy; closing, Offered at per
cent.
Prime mercantile paper-397 per cent.
Sterling exchange--Dul; bankers 60-day
pills$A 95l4; demand, 81 s6H.
BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14.--Bar silver. per ounce
CSC
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.-Bar silver, s5ll0
$3.50 per ounce.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 14.-Mexican dollars,
6s@6sNc.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-15
FRANCISCO. Oct. 14.-Following are the
6AN T HANCIo
closing prices:
Sam Franoisoo Market Review.

BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ID. The vegetable
market is very quiet Tomatoes are doing very
poorly, Gamers getting all they want at from
1920 cents. Green corn is not plentiful, but
nobody seems to want 1t. There is little bet
ter demand for cucumbers, but the su pply is
over abundant Potatoes hold up fairly well.
In fresh fruits, the market was quiet, with
heavy supplies and light demand. Table
grapes of ali kinds were u drug on the market.
Melons came in rather green. Wine grapes are
plentiful, but prices well mai, tanned. Berries
came in more literally and in better condi-
tion. Cranberries are lower. Good apples are
still active, but the market Is loaded down
with poor varieties. Peaches are drug on the
market. Citrus fruits are in fair supply and
steady.