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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-01
GROVER IN new YORK
ClsIslild Gfindly Received BY the Do.
mocfaey Of Gotham.
HE IS HOPEFUL OF VICTORY
Conferences With Prominent Lead
orS In the Party-New York
Local Politics In the
Coming Election.

New YORK, Sept. 3o.-Grovcr Cleveland
arrived from Buzxart's Bay this morning,
and was driven at once to the Victoii u
hotel where he will remain during his
stay. He was received by 400 people ut
the pier.
This evening thcre were many callers
ut Mr.. Clcveland's apartments. Ex-Secre-
tary Whitney remained with Mr.. Cleve-
land most of the evening. Represen-
tatives of both the regular state organixa-
tion and the anti-snappers called and
had conferences. After the state commit
tee adjourned without nominating cam
didate for chief Justice of the court OF APP
peals, presumably waiting the action OF the
anti-members, Messrs. Croker and DAILY
hurried over TO the hotel and had long
talk. Messrs. Hill, Dickinson and others
are said to have been present. On leav-
ing the hotel, Croker said he had an i'm
portant matter but couldn't say anything
about it until Cleveland gave him permis-
slon.
II Mr.. Whitney, who il generally rccog-
nized as Cleveland's representative.
speaks his sentiments, the ex-prcsident
will not oppose third ticket in tho city.
Whitney 10 of the opinion that the more
democratic local candidates there arc, u
fuller vote will he cast for the national
ticket. Croker said there is danger from
the third ticket movement: not that he
fears opposition TO Tammany, but a thirl I
ticket will be used for trading. and tho
trading of Legislative candidates might
cause the loss of the United States SEM
torship.
When Mr.. Grace emerged from o con.
ference he said that he had a long talk
n. l. n II -.. "a q
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SOME WE'RE DISAPPOINTED.
Result Of the I.ersa County. idshs. =
publican Conventtsa.

Result Of the Lersn County. ldshs. H.
publican Conventtsn.
special Dispatch TO the standard
BELLEVUE, Idaho. Sept. 3.-The Logan
county peoples party convention to NOM
inatc q county ticket convened In this city
yesterday. After organizing they cd
journcd and went into q secret caucus Of
the whole last evening. lasting the greater
part Of the night, and this morning the
following ticket was nominated by &C.
cla,natiou: senator, James Mcpherson of
Shoshonc; representatives, n. Z. McCar.
ter of Camas and George W. Hunter OF
Broadfortl; sheriff, q. :. Glenn OF Belle
vue: assessor. Robert Abbott OF Shoshone.
probate Judge, J. L. LongabauGh OF Belle
vue: treasurer. L. Dcnano Of Bellevue;
coroner. Il. W. Marshall of Bellevue; COM
missioners, James Otterson, ]. &. Cum
ningham and j. W. Winters. There wero
several aspirants for almost every ofi1ce
and consequently many were disappointed
ON the result.
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DEATHS RICH HARVEST
MANY HOUSES OVERTHROW
Boats Disabled and Blown Out 10
Sea = Lives Lost at q
Temple-Storm m-Swept
islands

SAN Francisco, Sept. 30.-The Pacific
Mail company's new steamer Peru a.
rived this evening. % days from Heng
Kong. via Yokohama. A gale whish
swept over Southern and Central Japan
last month, lin fiicting such terrible damage
in Tokuschina. also devasted Rinkta "
lands. A report for Okinawa gives the
following figures: -Four hundred persons
were crushed to death: missing, -; boats
blown out to sea, 23; houses completely
oyerthrown, 800; l,l00 partially. Crops
and trees were also greatly injured. Re
ports Of great destruction Of property and
loss of life como from several other pre-
lectures.
During the festival Of Nom In . temple
near Kobe, terrible accident occurred.
The temple Is approached by flight OF
go steps. While q dense crowd was
ascending the steps q man NJ the top
slipped and in falling brought down 10
people. Five were killed outright and
others terribly injured.
A great typhoon also reached the
island of Manila. The Spanish consul at
Hong Kong has received dispatches from
Manila stating that the typhoo reached
there and did great damage. People are
suffering all over the island.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-01
IN AN AlR-rloHr SAFE.
Marrow Escape From Death Of Sev
Jersey Man.

Marrow Escaps From Death Of . New
Jersey Man.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S0.-Fcw mon ever
had more narrow escapc from death
than had City Assessor william Thomp-
son OF Camden, n. j., this afternoon. At
noon he had occasion to seek document
in the great air-tight. nre-proof safe or
vault In the city clerks ONCE In the city
hall. II was a haif-holiday among city
officials and employees. For that reason
II was not strange that tho janitor's as
sistant, closing all the offices and safcs
for the afternoon. should shut tho city
clerks safe without seeing its occupant.
Tho official nj first considered II . Joke.
but one which might prove serious. Then,
as has since been learned. he began 10
shout. But his voice did not reach beyond
the iron walls of his cage. Pulling down
the great books Of record. he battered and
pounded with them upon'the door. II was
as futile an effort 10 attract from without
as his screaming had been. Nobody re-
mained In the clerks Office. and nobody
would or could have heard him II there
had.
Fortunately Thompson was wanted
punctually elsewhere. He had been
known to enter the clerks Office and was
last seen there. That fact alone led "a
the suspicion that he might he in the safe
but the official having the combination
was in Merchantville. Before he could be
summoned Il wns 4 o'clock. Then the
safe was unlocked and Thompson was
taken out. He was unconscious and
nearly suffocated. He recovered In hall
an hour and told an agonizing story OF hi'
sufferipCs,
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AT BILLINGS.
Boiling OF the Political Pot-A Success
ful County Fair.

Boiling OF the Political Pot-A Success.
ful County Fair.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
BILLINGS, Sept. 3o.-The republican
meeting tonight was largely attended and
was addressed by Richards, Hamilton,
Colonel Malone and Weed.
Ben W. Toole has bcen appointed by
District Judge Milburn county commits
sioner in place of W. A. Boots, resigned.
Boots. though removed nearly two years
aRo 10 Castle. retained the Office until now
to keep democrat from being appointed.
Toole is on the democratic ticket for this
Office.
Tho third day Of the county fair was SO
successful that it will be held one extra
day, tomorrow, when some handsome
purses will be hung up for races, and q
great Crow dance will be held.
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Special D,spatch 10 the standard.

GREAT FALLS, Sept. 0.-Owing to the
dissatisfaction Of the heavy tax payers in
regard to the system Of street grading Of
City Engineer Wooley, which is claimed
was incorrect, City Engineers Rinker Of
Minneapolis, Blackman of Butte, and
Sirack of Spokane were called to inspect
the grading finished. An examination
was made and report handed to the
council uhis afternoon. They endorse Mr..
wooley's system, recommending . few
minor changes and suggested the prcpara-
ton of large profile of tho city, which
would pe useful in case of "a big fire.
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To- DAY, ar the MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN. New York
City, the National Exhibition Of
Food Products will be opened
by President Harrison.
The display will include every
variety Of manufactured articles
and also all products directly
from the soil, sea and dairy.
Here one may see what Ameri-
cans eat and the variety Of our
aational fare
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DIXON AND SMITH.
Heartily Received by the Citissns q
Miles City.

Heartily Received by the Ctsissus -
Miles City.
Special Dispatch 10 tho standard.
MILES CITY. sept. 3.-ConRressman
Dixon and Hon. X. d. Smith arrived this
morning and were taken in charge BY the
local democrats. During the day they
were driven to Fort Keogh and also taken
TO some of the neighborinR ranches In
order that they might see some substan'
iial reasons for Custer county's claims to
the agricultural college. They seemed
well pleased with what they saw. THIS
evening they opened the campaign for the
democrats mt tho court house and ad-
dressed very large and enthusiasts
audience, the building being crowded to
its utmost capacity. State Committee
man Myers introduced Mr.. Dixon. aud
after an able argument he vas followed
by Mr.. Smith who was also favorably ~
cciycJ.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-01

OTTAWA, Sept. D.-I is rtimored that
the difficulty between Governor Schultz
of Manitoba and the Ottawa government
over the former refusing to sign certain
orders IN the council passed by the gov.
ernment is broadening and is likely to
result in the lieutenant governor follow
ing the example Of Governor Angers In
disInissing the ministry.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-01
hE DID HIS DUTY.
A Naval Ofiicer's bravery saves n War
Ship from Destruction.

A Naval Omcers bravery Saves u War
Ship from Destruction.
New YORK. Sept. D.-The United States
ship Philadelphia arrived to-day, and it
has been learned that tho recent accident
during the sham battle mt Baltimore,
came near blowing up the ship. When the
cartridge exploded before the brcech of
the gun was closed. the chute leading to
the magazine was opened and particles OF
the ignitcd powder bag went down into
the magazine. Lieutenant Fremont. who
was in chat 20 of the powder division, did
all he could to suppress disorder, but all
but two men fled from him. With the aid Of
these two he succeeded in cxtinguishing
the fire before il reached tho cases Of pro-
fcctiles
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A FALSE REPORT.
Facts About Haup.'s Lottery and what
He Glatms

Facts About Haup.'s Lottery and what
He Claims.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
HELENA, Sept. 3O.-ReferrinR to an item
in Thursdays Miner concerning an order
from Postmaster General Wanamaker
concerning II. L. Haupt's alleged lottery
schemes. Assistant United States District
ATTORNEY Mcdonald says that the news is
wholly false. He shows telegram from
the assistant United States attorney gen.
mcnt, saying that the use OF mails fer
Haupt's business in this connection is
wholly unlawful, and that the fraud order
of WanaInakcr is still I'm force and pro-
misses that il will be enforced.
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Hack. III. Hrotitsr,

PITrsBuRo. Sept. D.-Thomas McCaf-
frey. "A brother OF Dominick McCairrey.
deposited $50 as forfeit that James J.
Corpctt cannot make good his assertion
that he could knock Dominick out in four
rounds. McCaifrcy says the forfeit is for
n bet OF s.. 600, and the contest can take
place al the Manhattan club. the Coney
island Athletic club. or the Madison
Square garden six weeks after the signing
of the articles.
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ONLY a SCARE.
Ru,noP, OF DIphtheria In the Neighbor-
hood OF phiiipsburg.
Special Dispatch To tho standard.

Special Dispatch 10 tho standard.
PHrLtPsBURo. Sept. D.-A report has
gained circulation ,hat several eases of
diphtheria exist In this locali'y. II may be
well to state for the benefit of those whom
IL may concern, that diligent inquiry has
failed to reveal single case of the dis
case in this neiehborhood. The scare,
however. has no, been without its advan-
tages. For some time suspicious eye
has been turned upon the water supplied
TO the town of Philipsbure, and lately a
test Of I, was made. Tho result showed
tina, 1t contains larg. percentage of a
substance resembling brick dust. Those
who wcrc suspicious at first will not hes
itate nov to give the stuff its credit.
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Tn. Monetary Cnnrr~nc..

WAsIISoToN, Sept. 0.-Secretary of
the rcasury Foster said this afternoon
that he is much encouraged over the pros
poets Of the international nonctar.' con-
ference, which be is satisfied will be held
before long. Information has been re-
ceived that several persons prominent in
monetary circles az home and abroad will
,ake an active part in the proceedings.
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Craving Nor. serious.

CrpAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Sept. D.-In the
operators strike the situation Is becom-
ing more serious. A number OF train
mems meetings are called 10 consider the
matter and Chief Operator Ramsay said
to-day that an investigation is being made
concerning the Rock Island with the b.,
e. X. d y. If found that the Rock Island
owns controlling interest, o strike viii
lie declared on that road.
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Broke the Record.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Sept. 9.-windlc
made mile. flying start, to-day in . :oi i-5,
beating Zimmerman's record and the
worlds record Of 9 :0o 40. Windle passed
the thrce-quartcr post in I So 3-5. lowering
the record of :;i3 rs by Tyler.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-01
SOME STILL ALIVE,
Efforts to Save the Lives of the Impris.
oned Miners.

IRoSwooD, Mich. Sept. 30.-Two hum
dred miners worked all night taking turns
In the Norris iron mine. seeking to rescue
the II men buried in the shaft by the fall
OF ground yesterday. Late at night signals
were given and answered on an iron pillar
which extends down into the shaft where
the men are entombed. showing at least
some of them are still alive. The scenes
about the mouth OF the pit are most har-
rowing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-01
Iowa for Democracy.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3D.-A number of
prominent democrats had lengthy con.
ference with the democratic campaign
committee this afternoon, urging that
with proper effort. Iowa can he carried for
Cleveland and Stevenson. Tie commit.
tee decided to aid n general distribution
OF documents and an assignment of
speakers. the energetic campaign already
being conducted in Iowa by its leading
democrats
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-01
An Old Feud the Cause,

LEXINGTON. Mo-, Sept. 3.-Harry Plat
tenburg and James Mcdowell renewed an
old feud last night. Platienburg killed
Mcdowell and dangerously wounded Po-
liceman Gray.
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Tn, Closing Games,

Special Dispatch to the Standard
MIssoULA. Sept. G.-The Missoula bass
bail club goes to Philipsburg tomorrow,
where they play three games and close tho
ball season of the Montana league.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-10-01
FIRE AT RUMSEY.
four Buildings Burned to the Ground
Work of fncend laries.

WORK nj incenuiaries
special Dispatch TO the standari.
PHiLIpsBURG, Sept. 30.-At Rumsey,
about 10 o'clock last night, vacant build
ing, known as the Rumscy Athletic club,
caught fire. Before the fro could be con-
irolled Il reached two adjoining buildings,
one general store owned by Mr.. Dun
bar, and the other the postofiice building,
owned by Mrs. scribner. All three wcr,
burned to the ground. II is believed the
lire was inccndiary; loss about S.0p. No
insurance.
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Killed By Robbers.

GUTHRIE. D. T.. Sept. 3O.-ft 10 reported
that sheriff Nippall Of Cowley county,
Kansas. was killed by the robbers who
robbed the bank at Dexter, while pursuing
them in Usage county.
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speclaI Dispatch TO the standard.
MissovLA, Sept. U.-Frank Noble burg
iarixed Conductor Joe Sawhili's house last
night. He was arrested at Garrison this
morning and brought back and lodged In
iail
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LoMered tho Recnrd.

WICHITA. Kas.. Sept. O.-Belle Acton
lowered the worlds yearlinG pacing record
over regulation track to-day. To 2:2iH.
She is owned by L. ID. Gould of Fullerton.
Neb.
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MERRIMAcK, \. H.. Sept. a.-A monu-
ment TO Matthew Thornton, one of the
signers of the Declaration of lndepend-
encc, was dedicated here to-day.
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Cholera nj Hamburg.

BAMDrRG, Sept. 3.-Ofiicial report
places the number Of deaths from cholera
yesterday at "a, an increase Of &; new
cases, 33, q decrease OF II.
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Missoula's Voters.

Special Dispatch 20 the standard.
MIssouLA, Sept. S.--The total rcgistra-
tion up to date is s3s. This is about two
thirds of the voting strength of the c.sy.
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I,,c NrM I.n.iAI Card.

WASHING -, sept. SO.-Thc new re-
turn postal card will be placed on sale at
all postoilices Oct, Is.
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BosroN. Sept. 30.-The Atchison, To-
roka & santa Fe statement for Auguss
shows an increase Of S2s2 ,329s In surplus-
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LONDON, Sept. a.-The decision TO re-
duce the wages Of spinners affects l1,0UO,-
90 spindies using American cotton.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-19
Pretty Fads in Flowers.

Every girl who considers herself ''in the
swim" endeavors to be always au fait re-
carding the various fads that from time TO
time society adopts The very swagger
Young woman Just now tries to wear always
certain blossoms which she considers dis
tinctly her own. going SO far as to match
the perfumes she Affects with the flowers of
her choice. The chrysanthemum, which is
at present very fashionable, still cannot be
made to do duty in this line, as its reign is
short, while Its peculiar odor is not one that
any one would care to adopt in perfumes.
However, many maidens look very
picturesque at dances or receptions with
looselv-tied punches of these feathery
Japanese blossoms hut the real fad belongs
to those who, summer and winter, cling to
one blossom and one perfume. Violets are
always in high favor, and as they are at
certain seasons, like roses, frightfullv high
in price, their adoption is for the girl with
the long purse.
Spicy carnations, iasmines and roses OF
all sorts under this heading, while orchids
and lilies are likewise adopted by those
who seek for the unique in this as well as in
their other belongings. Sachet powders
are likewise to be In harmony, and In
future, or at least until the rabble adopts
the practice, a young woman Will be
recognized by the fragrap ce emanatlng from
the folds of her gown or the depths OF her
glove box 1t is pretty fad, and one very
beneficial to the florists and chemists.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-19
Conue III Faut.

SKIRT trimmings are everywhere visible.
but they are seldom wide. Puffings, plait-
ings, rushes, tiny frills. fur and feather
bands abound: and sometimes, on very ele-
CANT costumes. the slender fur boarder is
headed by a rich bead and metal passe-
menterie-
ASIDE from very popular shaggy woolens
for tailor gowns-tweed, cameTs hair. home
spun. eheviot, etc.-are those of less substan-
tial quality. which makes stylish and pretty
costumes with slightly trained bell skirt,
blouse bodice and collar, deep cuffs, and
girdle of dark or black velvet
In ornaments and jewelry feminine attire
calls for jet this season. The new importa-
uons in hsirpins, necklaces, brooch and ear
rings are taking, both in pendant and con-
ventional designs. So much jet is used on
costumes that it is quite ''au fait" to have
jewels correspond for calling or demi-toilets.
THERE is such a variety of modes from
which to choose this season that all figures
can select the style OF dress which best &C.
cords with their requirements. There are
the Empire and Directoire waists for slight
figures; trim, tailor-made coats in English
fashion for stouter forms, princesse models
which greatly aid in imparting a slender
effect, besides the comet skirt and long
waisted French bodice, which impart an at
tractive symmetry to the generality OF
figures
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-19
THE TOWN HALL USED.
A Hayesville Justice Has to Seek Larger
Quarters to Hear Case,

A Hayesville Justice Has to Seek Larger
Quarters to Hear Case,
Th ere was a hearing in Hayesville yester-
dav before Justice White that was so largely
attended the Town Hall had to be used. 1t
was the case of the persons who raised a
riot on Pittsburg, Ft Wayne and Chicago
train Saturday night before election. The
railroad company was the prosecutor and
Bigley, Frisby, Jones and Reeder were the
defendants They were fined and held
under bond not to drink for year. The
costs amounted to 500.
The trial commenced at o'clock and it
was noon before the last witness was
heard. The defendants then agreed it
would be q good thing to plead guilty.
The men were all drunk and on the train
got into political discussions. A general
fight followed in which couple of men
were badly cut 1t is a usual occurrence
TO have trouble on the last train Saturday
night on this road and this means was
taken to break the practice up
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LLEGHENY VALLEY YRAILWAY--TAKING
"A effect June &c. Trains leave Union station
eastern standard timel: Cory Ac., a. M; Brae-
burn Ac., G:5O a. M: Niagara Elk, daily. $50 a;
m arriving at Buffalo. 5:45 p. m; Dubois and
Wiamsport. $40 n. m. arriving 1T Williamsport.
Gas p. m; Kittanning Ac.. 9:O5 a. M: Valley
Camp Ac 1o:l5 Il. m. : Braeburn Ac.. l2:05 n. NJ;
Titusville and Du Bois Ex. 30 p. m, Valley Camp
A. lsO p M E%en,Sn AZ - M; M ks1ae- Rrae-
burn Ac., 6:i5 D, M; Hutton Ac., 1850 p. m; Buff
falo night Ex. daily $50 p, m, arriving at Buff
falo 7:5U q. M: Valley Camp Ac.. $3.50 p m Val
Emlenton, sos a. M; Kittanning. 12:4O p. m. !;
Braeburn, 9:50 p. m. Pullman buffet parlor cars
on day trains and sleeping on night trains be-
tween Pittsburg and Buffalo.
DAVID McCARGO, JAS P. ANDERSON,
Gen'l Supt. Gen! Pass. Agent.
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Arrabella looked without the front. The
next time Arrabella 'fainted, !" and her
Young man, all pallid and scared, screamed
for Aunt Betsie, that august lady appeared
with alacritv. :,
Just take of her front piece" she shouted
loud and clear, '1'll warrant she'll come
to-" She did, she was already to-, but
not in time to stav Aunt Betsie's cruel hand
we'll, it was a shock to Arrabella's young
man, but he stood it nobly. And as for Ar
rabella, it really improved Der health, for
she never tainted any more.
The application of that little story to the
fashion plate lies in the fact that the bonnet
was worn with a whole false front of hair,
looking exactly as shown in my drawing.
The strings cover the juncture of your own
HAIR with that which you have brought, and
even Aunt Betsie would hardly detect the
fraud. FLoRETTE-