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JAMES q. BLAINE ILL.
HIS Physicians Say II IL Only . sligik



WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-Ex-Secretary
Blaine is confined to his house with
cold contracted Tuesday last, but his con-
dition is now very much improved and the
report Is that he will he entirely restored
to health in a few days. Blaine's we'll
known timidity about his health caused
him to take to his bed Mt tho first intima.
tion of trouble, hut members of his family
have never felt any alarm about his con-
dition. Tho cold was accompanied by tho
usual fever, and il wns therefore deemed
best, as a matter Of extreme precaution,
TO Summon DIR. Frank Hyatt, Blaine's
regular physician. Under his treatment
the fever was reduced and the distin-
guishcd invalid started on the way to re-
covery.
J. G. Blaine, jr., said this afternoon that
there is nothing serious in his fathers
condition. ale had slight fever last
night" he said. ''but this has been re-
luced and he is now resting very comfort
ably. There is no cause whatever for
alarm" Mr.. Blaine is subject to indispo-
sitions of this character and the present
attack Is attributed to the recent changes
in the weather.
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FARMERS ALLIANCE.
Leader Macune withdrsws HE Nane

Leader Macuns witiadraws His Nans
From the kolis
MEMPHIS, Nov. ls.-The Farmers' ALI
ance and Industrial association rccou-
vcned this morning. The following off,
GERS were elected: H. ID. Loucks, North
Dakota, president; Marion Butler. North
Carolina. vice-president; Ben Terrili,
Texas. national treasurer; Editor Taylor
Of the Nashville 7oiier. secretary, and the
following executive board; L. L. Leonard.
Missouri; Mann Page. Virginia; I. Z.
Dean, New York; H. c. Deming, Penn
sylvania.
Macune 10 very disconsolate and to tho
associated press reporter SAID: III re-
signed because the alliance 10 being dr.
vertcd from it's original purposes, and 10
made the tail to n third party kite. This
means that the non-partisan alliance
members cannot longer remain In the
order"
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SCHMIDT FOUND GUILTY.
The Murderer OF Old Man wyant . sut
Ject For tho Hangmau.

rue MurdereP oil Old Man Wya0t suo.
Ject For tho Hsngman.
specia, Dispatch To the Standard.
SPOKANE, Nov. 1s.-Thc jury In the case
OF the State vs.. Henry d. Schmidt re-
turned verdict last night OF murder in
the first degree. after one hours dclibera.
tion. The trial has consumed eight days
In court and so Witnesses testified. Tho
evidence was entirely circumstantial,
there being no positive proof whatever,
but the prosecution made q convincing
case which the defense was unable to
break down.
The crime for which Schmidt stands
convicted Is the murder OF John Wyant
near Spangle last June. Schmidt had
been out of the penitcntiary Mt San Quen-
tine. CAL, but three weeks when he ar
rived here and tried to induce Wyant to
sell his farm for q worthless note,
and failing in this he shot the
old man twice. killing him. To cover up
his crime, he fired q barn on the farm
and threw the body into the burning build.
ing. Neighbors arrived in time to recover
enough of the body TO make Il certain that
murder had been committed and they saw
Schmidt riding one Of his victims horses
from the scene. Enough such evidence
was secured to make the verdict q fore.
gone conclusion. The defense made .
signal failure Of it's attempt to prove m
alibi. The death sentence will doubtless
bc passed within q week.
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Now I'm the Court.

INDIASAPoLIs. Nov. 1s.-Hearing of ar
guments in the legislative apportionmcnt
was continued before tho supreme court
this morning. At the conclusion of Sena.
tor Turpie's Address the court was ad.
dressed by Judge Forkner and Ferdinand
Winter on the econstitutionality of this act.
The argument was concluded by Attorney
General Smith for the appellants. The
court did not indicate how soon decision
would be rendered. Attorney General
Smith still has week to file his brief and
the court Is not likely to be prccipitatc in
its decision.
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One Killed, Many Inlured.

KISGMAS, A. T.. Nov. ls.-A wreck oc.
CURED on the Atlantic & Pacific. seven
miles east of Blackberry yesterday after
noon. A broken wheel under the smoker
Of n passenger train threw the car on the
trcstlc. Four other cars followed over the
embankmcnt. One man was killed and
Is badly wounded. A few of the injured
were taken TO Peach Springs. The names
of the victims or any other particulars
are not obtainablc tonight.
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A Contest In Case idc.

Srrcia. Dispatch 20 the standard.
GREAT FAILS, Nov. is.-It is now stated
that John 7. Athey. republican. will also
contest the election of w. NJ. Cockcrcll.
democrat. endorsed by tho peoples party
for clerk Of tho county court. The matter
will probably be taken up in the district
court in few days. The returns show
Cockercll's majority about q. II is alleged
that many violations of the Australian
ballot system have occurred and will prob
ably be set forth in Aihey's petition for
contest,
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Court NJ Deer Lodge.
spec,a, Dispatch to the standard.

fpec'a' Dlspatrh 70 the S,andarl
DEER LODGE. Nov. 1s.-Frank Coyne
was tried to-day on charge Of grand lar
ccny. II was alleged that on Sept. 3O.last.
he entered the cabin Of Silven Gregory.
near Pioneer. during the latter's absence,
and stole tbcrcfrom certificate Of de-
posit and n sum OF money amounting to
about 800. He was acquitted by the jury
aud discharged from custody. He was de-
Tended by Percy Nnp,on. lately arrived
from Oregon. and who Is q brother OF the
clerk of the district court.
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4 WOMAN'S REVENGE
Investigation Into The Eurdsf Of Patr.si
TieIly.
MRS. DOWTY'S FATAL SHOT
Claims that the sianderous Talk
Led to the Perpetration
OF the Awful
Deed.
Special Dispatch to tho stsndar 1.

Special Dispatch to tho STANDARD
LIVINGSTON. Nov. 1S..-Acting Coroner
Hosford, Under Sheriff jackson, DIR. AL.
ton. Frank Robson and q STANDARD re-
porter went up TO Cokedale to-day, where
an inquest was held on the body of Pat.
rick Tierney, who was killed last night.
The cause Of the shooting 10 best told In
the evidence Of Charles Ackelmier. who
testified substantially as follows: about
@ 80 last evening I was sitting in my sa-
loon when William Watson came in and
said, Pat Tierney has been shot; he
wants you.' started to get up and Wat.
son opened the door and said: Send for
DIR. Alton and the sheriff. I went over
and wired them, and when came back
found Mrs. Mcdonald and her daughter,
Mrs. Dowty, rapping on my door. Mrs.
Mcdonald said: Have you heard how
bad Pat is hurt?' answered: No.
Then Mrs. Dowiy said: Charlie,
shot Pat Tierney up at Carr's
house and IL the sheriff wants
me am here said: All right. will
go up 10 your house with you and then go
over and see how badly he is hurt I
then saw them over In their house and
sent for q man to keep watch of the house
and then went over to see Fat. When I
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For I,inm.king Purposes.

SAN ANTONIO. Tcx.. Nov. 1s.-Eighteen
thousand pounds o! dynamite and other
explosives have been received for the
government rainmaking experiments two
miles east OF the city. The test will be
made Monday.
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DOINGS OF The malta
1 Story Of HlckedneS Told to the New
York Police Authorities
TO ESCAPE FROM ENEMIES
Mario Condo Seeks Protection
HIs wife Murdered bv Mem
bers OF the Dreaded
Secret Order.

Flaccomia was mystcriously murdered in
front of Cooper Union q few years ago.
Superintendent Byrncs. then inspector In
charge of the detective bureau. mnde the
discovery that n foreign assassinating So
ciety, known % the Malta, had agents in
this country, and that the order was in
several cities OF the United States. The
assassination Of Flaccomia was laid at tho
door Of the Malta, but members Of that
order are SO secretly banded together that
the murtlercrs have never been arrested.
A marked victim OF the Malta has asked
for protection mt police headquarters from
ngents of the order. who have sworn to
kill him. This man is Mario Condo. an
intelligent Italian. He has told his story
TO the police.
Tho story Condo told Detective For
mosa began 10 years ago when
he was still boy in Italy.
His father was an Italian nobleman. n
1s4O q murder wns committed In Paris,
where his parents lived. His father was n
wealthy man and tho lower and criminal
classes had great hatred for him. To
shield the real murderer, his father was
arrested and thrown into prison. where he
was kept for three years. Notwithstanding
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THEY MAY NOT STRIKE.
Teiesraphers On the Queen q Crescent
Nav ArbItrnte Their Troubles.

TeIegrnphers ON TIC Queen y Crescent
May Arbitrnte Their Troubles.
CINCINNATI. Nov. IA. - Judging from
what has been accomplished to-day, the
prospect Of strike by the railway tele-
graph operators on the Queen q Crescent
system il moro and moro uncertain.
President FELTON,, Wee President Harvey
and General Manager Carroll held n
lengthy consultation to-day on the subject
and invited the grievance committee Of
the telegraph operators TO meet them this
afternoon. This last conference WAS held
late and for lack of time no definite set.
tlcment was reached, but an appointment
for meeting tho same parties tomorrow
was made. From what has been said by
Vice President Harvey, the inference has
been drawn that compromise is possible.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
MIssorIA. Nov. 1s.-Thc board OF
worlds fair managers concluded its meet.
ing i'm the board OF trade rooms this even
ing. Entire satisfaction was manifested
with the work SO far accomplished. and
the members from visiting towns will
leave for their respective homes in the
fnoruinr.
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uouor;up ,he General.

New York, Nov. 1s.-Gen. Isaac I. Cat
lin of Brooklyn has been mentioned for
the office of commissioner OF pensions.
General Catlin admitted this morning
that he was aware of rumors coupling his
name with the Office of commissioner. but
declared he did no, know where the rumor
ennn nnnLal
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xs.v.n.ou VII, he rhsrs.

BLOOMINGTON. Nov. ls.-The vice pFesi
dcnt-elect has accepted an invitation TO
attend the opening Of the new CONNER
ciai club house ut Atlanta, Dec. 70. The
invitation was rendered by delegation
of Atlanta citizens, beaded by Hon. Clark
Howell, editor OF the Consultations.
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An Express Contract.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-Tho Kansas &
TEXAS railroad has entered into n con-
tract with the American Express company
10 perform express business over the Mis-
souri,. Kansas & Texas system from Feb.
1, 1898.
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It n. "A l.lpdsiIle

DAYTON. Nov. ls.-No trains have ar
rived here over the Pan Handle since 3 o..
IN. Thursday. A landslide near Rich
mond is the cause. The wires are down
and the report cannot bc verified.
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AN IOWA STORM.
Telegraph and Oihcr Electrical Wir
Prostraled nt Dubuque.

Frustrated at Dubuque.
DuBrQUE. Iowa, Nov. ls.-Dubuque's
first winter storm proved the severest and
the most disastrous experienced for many
years. Snow began falling yesterday
morning. accompanied by high wind.
and by night a blizzard set in. and in 0
short time telegraph communication was
entirely cut of. In the city telephone,
fire alarm and every kind Of electric ser
vice was rendered useless. Il Is inn
possible to estimate tho damage, but In
tho city only 1t will run away up into
the thousands.
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PARIS. Nov. 1s.-Fivc employees in a
brush factory at Marco died during the
past two days OF u mysterious illness. re-
sembling n plague. The victims have
been engaged inserting bris,les imported
from France. Tho factory has been
closed.
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A Democratic yictorv.

BLACKSTONE, Mass, Nov. 1s.-The
Blackstone cotton manufacturers will adj
vance wages on December o. The prices
have not yet been made known.
LOWELL, Mass. Nov. 1S.-The carpet
corporation has followed the lead Of the
cotton mills and raised wages five per
cent, beginning December 5.
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SAN Francisco, Nov. is.-Charles Tur.
ucr, the colored middlcweight of Stock
ton. and Jim Williams. of Salt Lake.
Utah. engaged in a contest for 81 zoo
pur5e at the California Athletic club last
night. Turner was whipped in the
eleventh round.
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jaime. a. Bis,ne's Name.

WASHINGTON. Nov. I'D. :. Carrway
was arrested for attempting To pass n
check for sioo upon which ho had forged
the Endorsement of James G. Blaine. He
was an ex-clerk of the pension Office.
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CAPTAIN BOURKE KILLED.
shot In Cold Blood by . United States
Deputy Marshal.

Los ANGELES, Nov. 1s.-News reached
the army headquarters of the department
Of Arizona this morning Of the killing Of
Capt. John G. Bourke. the famous officer
of the Third cavalry. In the court room at
San Antonio. He was testifying in an
investigation Of the violation OF the neu-
trality OF laws i'm the Cara rising on the
Rio Grandc border. His testimony an
gered Paul Friche. United States mnr-
shal. who shot him before tho bystnnders
could interfere. Bourkc is well known In
this department, having been on General
Brooks staff while he was stationed here.
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Sr. PETERSBURG. Nov. is.-Cholera con-
tinues to increase in violence and the pso-
Pile are alarmed at the fresh outbreak. Il
is urged that most stringent measures be
adopted to prevent the spread Of the dis-
ansQ.
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Two sailors Drown ned.

EAST TAwAs. Mich. Nov. 1s.-The
small schooner, Spa,lding. Of Mount
Clemens, dropped anchor during a gale
last night and struck against the Emery's
dock. badly damaging both. The cap
ta.n's son.in-law and the mates son were
(lrovnc
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GALES ON THE LAKE.
wind the Cause Of Much Worry In Ship.
ping Circles.

DETROIT. Mich. Nov. 1s.-Thc wind
blew terrific gale on the lakes last night.
The average velocity was nearly 10 miles
per hour and the maximum 80 miles. II
is hoped that few disasters will result
from the galc ms ample notice was given
of its approach. The only serious casualty
reported In this vicinity Is that of tho
large schooner Hattie Wells, lumber
laden, which was driven ashore on the
west side Of Lake Erie during the night.
She 10 exposed to the full fury of the gale
and the seas arc breaking over her. The
crew succcetlcd In reaching the shore.
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ON NOVEMBER 10TH, I4o7,
Vasco Da Cana. doubled the
Cape Of Good Hope, and dis
covered the Ocean passage to
India.
Succeeding navigators had
sought to reach India since
I4i., but it remained for Da
Cana to double the Cape pre-
viously discovered, and be the
first European to reach Calicut
by the ocean route, and open
India to European trade.
We do not know OF any other
stores in this city where man or
boy can better be completely
clothed from head to foot. 1t is
often an advantage to have ones
shopping condensed as it may be
done at our place. especially when
only good things are dealt in.
The character of our clothing
has been raised steadily year by
year until now our new trade in
mems clothing comes chiefly from
former wearers of custom clio th-
ing. Of course our prices must
be below custom rates. $50 to 5 30
buys a thoroughly satisfactory
Overcoat or Suit made up in latest
style. cut and trimmed as good
as the best.
1t goes without saying that
with our large outfit and ample
facilities we do not permit our
selves to be surpassed either in
the qualities or prices of furnish
ing goods, hats or shoes.
Boys and children's clothing in
all gra1cs and styles.
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General Isosecrans' Illness.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1s.-General Rose
Grams. register of the treasury. will be re-
moved TO Fortress Monroe this evening in
hope that the change will remove the
present danger in his case OF paralysis.
His advanced age and growing fccblencss
well nigh destroy the hope Of his recovery.
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Children Crcmated.

HIAwATHA. Kan. Nov. is.-Two Of
Farmer Beetles little children found a
match and set fire to stack of straw.
Their clothing caught fire and they were
burned to death before any ono knew
Of Il.
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The Conneli company are agents for the
celebrated Christy and Bennett hats. the
best and latest in the market. Everybody
wears them. The Conneli company are
selling them for a. Got one.
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Turned Over To the Yankees.

LONDON, Nov. 1s.-Augustus X. Kerr.
who was arrested at the request of Ameri.
can authorities on n charge of cmbczzling
$1,000 from the Jarvis Conklin Trust
company of Kansas City. was brought up
on remand in the court to-day, and the
magistrate turned him over to the Amsri.
can officers who we're sent after him.
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NEw YORK. Nov. is.-The national
democratic headquarters broke camp to-
day. Hereafter letters for officers of the
committee should be sent to their per-
sonal addresses.
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IN HONOR OF STEVENSON.
Citiscns OF GAlesbarg Have . Grand
Celebration.

AeIeDrutlOu.
GALEsBURG, ILL.,, Nov. 18.-vice Presi-
dent-Elect Stevenson was given n hearty
reception here to-day. The town was
beautifully decorated in his honor. the rc-
publican business men vieinR with the
democrats in beautifying their places OF
business. A committee of prominent citi-
Gems met Mr.. Stevenson md party at
Peoria and accompanied them 10 sli1
city. A large crowd from this and other
cities assembled at the depot and chcered
Justify rs Mr.. Stevenson appeared. Hon.
Newton Batcman, John II. Finley, prcsi-
dent of Knox college, Mayor Cook and
other citizens escorted Mr.. Stevenson to
the Union hotel in big procession. At
the hotel number Of ladies' assisted In
tho reception, which was grand affair.
Democrats from 40 miles around were
present.
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Hare you tried the new cutter nj Con-
nell's yet? Sam Clerke says he is the best
workman he has ever had. Order a suit :
il il isn't satisfactory and does not III, YOU
don't have TO take 1t.
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r.it From Ms Horss

LONDON. Nov. is.-while hunting In
Lancashire the horse ridden BY Sir bachs
Cunard. reared and fell ON his rider. Sir
Bache Was badly hurt, but he will recover
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ON THE RAILROAD TRACK.

fS0dy OF an Infant Pound NeaF LIS.
lngsioa.
srcc y Disraich 10 the standard.
LIVINGSTON. Nov. ia telegram re-
ceived In Livingston this evening states
that baby was found on the railroad
track nine miles below the town this
evening. The child had evidently been
born on the train and thrown of. An
inquest will be held.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-02-12

seems confident that he will be the
successful man.
The high water which backed out
from Tennessee River has almost
entirely disappeared, and our farm
ers are correspondingly happy.
The Sunday schools at Chestnut
Hill, Wesley Chapel and Flatwoods
are in q Aourishing condition, and
convenient for the people Of Way
WAY, February;5 5.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1892-02-12

Collins excursion TO st. Louis
on Wednesday; February II, is not
only very cheap but certainly prom
Uses to prove one of the most con-
venient, delightful and really en-
joyable excursions ever organized.
Just think only 1926 from Hol-
low Rock to st. Louis and return,
and only 1855 from Camden to st.
Louis and return. Buy your tick
cts at once and avail yourself of
this rare, cheap, and delightful OPP
portunity to visit the great, gay,
beautiful, and historic city of St
Louis,