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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-18
THEY ARE AT IT AGAIN
Long ISLANDERS Causing More Trouble
for the Health 01lcerS.
DON'T WANT CHOLERA NEAR
Orders to the Sheriff to Take
Charge OF Fire Isiand-Latcst
Reports From
Gotham.

QUARANTINE. Sept. l1.-Dr. ,nbury.
who returned from Lower Quara tine to-
night, reports that a new case has deycl-
oped Oh board the Scandia. Tie patient
Is Regime Wesckopf, ~ years of age. and
DIR. Byron transferred her to Swinburnc
island to-day. She il very sick with choi-
era. and is unlikely to live through the
night. DIR. Byron discovered q new case
Of cholera oi. board the Bohemia,
paticn, named Jeanncttc Chamouwiiz. %
years old. She was removed to-day nom
the steamer aud taken To Swinburnc
island.
Il. +. wallin. ia charge of the Surf hotel
nj Fire Island. sent DIR. Jenkins. at s:'D y.
M. the following telegram: Il received
from the board Of health of Islip. a notice
10 vacatc the promises within ten days,
and that they would call on the citizens of
the county TO stop the landing Of baggage.
Captain Cochrane. commanding the
militia here, says that all steamship bag
gage received here will he properly pro-
tcctcd. We are in every way prepared Ia
give them warm reception
DIR. Jenkins wired Mr.. Wall To resist Ia
tho utmost any attempt OF the lsiip people
10 take possession of the island. Captain
Cochranc tclegraphcd Governor Flower
this evening that the Islip board Of health
had directed tho sheriff of the county tn
take possession of Fire Island. eject all
passengers and baggage and prevent the
landing of more. Governor Flower replied
this evening that the Islip board of health
has no jurisdiction over Fire Island. and
tn protect the quarantine line established
by Dr. Jenkins against all trespnsscrs.
The governor further said that il more
men are needed To call on Adiutant Con
crnl Porter. The governor also tclc-
graphed Porter To tho same effect.
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The Worlds racing Record.

TOPEKA. Kas.. sept. l7.- Riley Medium
broke the worlds pacing record over a
hali-inile track here to-day. pacing three
heats, the first in 2:l7tt.. the second in :l3.
the third in 2:li 3-5. Tie quarter was
made ia '2li. the half in 1 10. three quar-
ters In I :jsss and the mile IN Ill 81.
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MRS. HARRiSoN'S CASE.
The Doctors Have Renewed Contidcnc
of Her Recovery.

LOON LAKE., y. V. Sept. lT.-ThE has
been the most favorable day Mrs. liuu-
son has experienced since she was
stricken down with pleurisy nearly ~
days ago. and her physicians express CON
fdcnce this evening of her recovery.
They gravely admit. however. thai the
terrible seeds OF consumption arc still
present. and APT To continue steady in
road. The manner in which she over
come the attendant complication "ncour-
ages them in the belief that she still has a
fighting chance against the more serious
malady with which she is afflicted The
report that she has cancer of the stomach
is omphaticalIy denied by both Dr. Dough.
eriy and DIR. Gardner.
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The celebrated "Lcys' souvenir spoons
are displayed in an unlimited variety of
styles.-handsome and original designs
manufactured and controlled exclusively
by this house. An endless line of bcauti-
ful patterns to be found nowhere else.
One designers entire time is devoted TO
the preparing of these elegant souvenirs
for the trade.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-18

In this. the busiest mercantile house in
town. can be found the largest and hand
soonest line OF diamonds, either mounted
or loose, watches and icwelry. the most
elegant line of silverware, the best and
most reliable makes in all styles of clocks
and time pieces.
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Passenger. From Nrw York.

OTTAWA. Ont. Sept. E.-An extra edi-
tion of ,h" Cupp'io Gc.eiir Was issued to-
day containing a proclamation Of quar-
antinc Oh the Canadian border against
passengers and merchandise from the
city of New York.
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CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
Arrest cf Tw" Papk~r~ In Connection
With th. lron Hall Sass.

PuILADElrIuA, sept. lT.--Asaignoa A.
=. S,ockwcll and Treasurer John Henry
HAYES uf the Mutual Banking Trust and
Deposit company. were arrested this after
noon aud held IN $1,000 bail, on n war;
rant sworn oU' 10 Gcuage :. Graham. re-
cciNcr. from the iron Hail, charging them
with consp.ring TO divert the moneys of
the Iron Hall into various uulawfgi cham
ncis. and also With obstructing justice by
dcccving the judges Of the common pleas
court
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ALBANY, y. ". Sept. i7.-Labor Com
missioner Peek aud his stcuographcr.
Albert Rogers. appeared before Police
Justice Gutmauu this morning and each
one. after pleading not guilty to the
charges against them. were held in si.0oO
bail. which was furnished, and the case
adjourned until Sept. -.
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4 Day OF snort.

PORTLAND. Ore. sept. 1.-THE first
day OF the asscmblage of Odd Fellows was
celebrated by an excursion 10 the mouth
of the Columbia river, clam bake and a
luncheon. After spending several hours at
the beach the cNcurslouists returned to
Portland, arriving about midnight.
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HE is IN FOR 1T.
One Californian Who Won't Vote for
Harrison aud Hsii

SAS fHANcIsCo. sept. IL Sidney Bell.
a foot pad who acquired notorioty through
IA sensational trial resulting ia his couy ic-
tion FOR The murder ol Samuel Jacobson.
"a trunk manufacturer IN this city. was to-
day sentenced on three charges of high
way robbery to the aggregate of % years
imprisonment. His second trial tor the
murder of Jacobson, new trial having
been granted him, begins two weeks
hence.
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LIP for Zen Ncars.

Special Dspatch 20 the STANDARD.
MissouLA, sept. 1T.-William Knox.
who was convicted Of murder in the see
end degree for the killing of G.. w. Searles
in the fla,head country last June, was
to-day sentenced to 10 years in the peni-
Tertiary by Judge Marshall. A subscr ip-
tioE was taAcu up for Scarl.s' wife and
five little children, tho youngest being
only two weeks of age. by the lawyers,
clerks and others present.
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Sa,ni Display az nsttimsr..

BALTIMORE. sept. 1.-THE first reunion
of naval veterans held in Baltimore was a
great success. There was splcndid pa
rade to-day, and the bomblrdment of
Fort Mcilcnry by naval vessels in the
barhor brought the exercises 10 a brilliant
close,
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Declared Infected Ports.

wAsrISaToS. Sept. 1.-THE United
States minister TO Norway aud Sweden
cables tina, Sweden declares United States
ports an the east coast infected. IL II pre-
suined this means n quarantine.
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MIssouRI VALLEY, la, S.l l7.-four
children Of Mrs. Eckcnback ~. .r burned
to death this morning. They were Sleep
ing up stairs and the mother tried To illi -
lighted gasoline stove. An explosion fol-
loved. She throw the stove down stairs
and ran down herself. but the fire spread
rapidly. and before help arrived tlie house
was a mass of flames. Tho bodies Of the
children were burned to "A crisp.
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TAKING A REST.

IIifIe busIne-s Done Nrste rsIay In the
Court at Occur d'Aiene CITY.
Special Dispatch to tho standard.
CoEUK D'ALrHE Cry. Idaho, sept. H.
Tho United States court met this morning
at ? O'Clock, but "a report was received
from {. W. Bushnell, one of tlIe defend
ants, that he was too sick to bc In tho
court room. No business was done during
the day, other than pertaining to tho court
outside OF the miners cases. The court
adjourned till Q o'clock Monday mornln ".
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HAvEE. sept. i7.-Only three new cases
of cholera were reported In the city ycslcr-
day. against 10 Tor the day before. Deaths
yesterday numbered five. two more than
occurred Thursday.
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Death ot Mrs. DIR. ,. u. Harris.

Special Dispatch 10 the STANDARD
HAMILTON. Mont, sept E.-Mrs. Har-
ris. wife of Dr. j. Is. Harris. who recently
removed hcrc from Helena. died at noon
to-day Of sub-acute Bright's disease. The
funeral will take place from the Hamilton
hotel SUNDAY az II o'clock.
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A Nii,,o;u.Iont.t shat.

Nrw oRLgAys, Sept. i7.-The steamer
O,cri. from Cciba. Honduras, reports Cen
eral Nueilla. late in command of tho
revolutionists in spanish Honduras and
recently captured, was shot ai Truxillo
Sunday last.
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A. Hamburg

HhMBrRD sept. 1.- Official cholera
statistics for yesterday place the number
of new cases al 216 and deaths at l's.
The doctors believe the general situation
more favorable to-day.
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At st, I'cicr.i,urg.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept l7.-Thcrc were
reported in 1T. Petersburg yesterday ,s
new cases of cholera and II deaths. II less
cases and more deaths Than Thursday.
Sixty cholera patients were discharged
from the hospitals yesterday.
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he WANTS TO SCRAP.

Young Brndy OF California Challenges
the montana kid."
Special Dispatch to tn. standard.
Ogden. Utah, sept. l7.-loung Brady Of
California is here. and has deposited s10o
with the Utah Athletic club to fight Dave
Rees, tho Montana Kid" at Id pounds.
The club will offer a good purse for tho
contest.
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ahnYn.ki md Gn.Ifrrr.

NEW YogK. sept. i7.-Thc Coney Island
Athletic club has signed Joe Choynski of
California 10 meet George Godfrey of Bos-
ton. for n purs" Of 500, Monday. Oct. n.
Choynski signed the agreement and it has
been forwarded for the Boston man TO
sign.
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All for sIs Dollars.
Special Dispatch to the standard

sp"clal Dlsralch 20 The standatd
BozEMAS. Sept. is.-Thc Office OF tho
Montana Lumber and Commercial coni-
pany was entered last ni.iit by burglars
and the safe blown open. The principal
loss IL Ia the safe which was badly
wrecked. The money secured amounted
TO about ~.
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To Innfcr WIN nen.

WhsHiNOTos. sept. E.-Sccrctary John
W. Foster will leave here Tonight Tor Loon
Lake 10 confer with tho president in re-
gard to letter from Mayor Grant. rc-
qucs,ing the president Ia take some steps
TO restrict immigration during the cholera
epidemic.
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l.irlti Men fNIllp,t.

TORONTO. sept. IA terrible boiler ex-
plosion occurred this morning al Dickiu-
sons stavc mills AT Staple. four miles from
this city. Eight men were killed and the
boiler blown fully 90 feet.
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All work going out Of the factory is per-
sonally inspected and guaranteed by Mr..
Leys. Sapphires are cut to order and a
beautiful line always in stock.
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Bank statement,

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE bank state
meni shows the reserve increased 900.
Banks nov hold S5.s69 600 in excess OF le-
gal requirements.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-09-18

The handsomest line of gol,l-heatled
canes. the very latest in opera glasses and
novelties of every description.
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country from misrule Of every kind. let
party lines be forgotten and u generous
hame Of party patriotism nerve every
heart and move every soul"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
address to the People.

From the Thomasville Evening News,
The News publishes today an address
to the Democratic voters of the End con-
oressional district. 1t is signed by the
delegates from the different counties
that made up the convention that met
in Cuthbert last week The address is
in good taste, AID will commend itself
very layor1bly to the voters of the dis
trict that are not membels of the Ali
aGcn.
The suggestion of the name of Hon.
O. b. Steve ems, of Terrell, as he choice
Of the Alliance of the district, is made
not in Iii tatorial spirit, but simply in
the way of suggestion, aud as the means
for emphasizing the choice the farmers
have made. Mr.. Stevens is man who
has made a success of bis life in bust.
ness way, and in addition 40 this, he ha,
superb Judgment of public men ans
measures. He is in thorough aGer'
with the farmers of the district. ~ Is.
fed with them in interest, and !
monstrated that identity, and Y - ;n+,
est, by using his means and ~ 49, :
their benefit. The ground & n,,;oh :
farmers base their right s,noos+
candidate is one that com .ao ;tsolf
the sound Judgment of -, -
not too l11tch to say thr = Sa,,n no te,th ~
the~yoters of the dis 90 ~ eoSon- ueluno
and they claim the q ,ght =, ", ;o 20" 81 tn :,
LAWN e"Sse"O 'A'S' choice, and to a
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CuthbeIt; also one for Lumpkin While
yet IN the prime of life he has many
years experience in the business, and
ms work is admired wherever seen. We
predict for him prosperous future.
Mr.. A. j. Lee, after having moved his
saw mill to neighboring forest, is now
ready to furnish the public with lumber.
t. s. Pinkston has just finished COM
modious dwelling on Pinkston street
Doctors Il. a. Cook and j. H. Wilt.
ford are having lumber laid down for
nice dwellings to be built in the near
future.
Mr.. A j. Lee has purchased land ON
Church street and viii build soon.
Parrott High School, the pride of the,
town. is holding up admirably with a
roll of seventy-five pupils, and prospects
for quite number more. We feel that
our efforts for a school unsurpassed by
any in the country have not been fail
ure. We do not mean to say we are not
surpassed in number, but for the general
advancement and strictly moral discip-
line which is rigidly enforced by our
teachers we do feel that we are not sur
passed. AS to the competency of our
teachers, after many years of experie nee
the citizens of And ersonville, Cuthbert
and Dawson will testify as to Prof. A. J.
Clark, and of his assistant, Miss Ada
Jumper, nothing will speak louder than a
diploma of high honor awarded her by the
Normal College at Nashville. Tenn, one
year ago. In connection with the literary
department Miss Ludie Clark, a teacher
OF high culture, is teaching a music
school. am sorry to say after all this
there are yet some citizens who fail to
appreciate the effort made for the ad-
vancement of their children and are
Withholding them from school. though
1T is to be hoped that in the near future
they will realize the advantages of an
education and keep them out no longer,
Yes, the school is the pride of the town.
and the trustees never did a better thing
for the towns prosperity than when thew
secured the services of so competent
teachers Now, everybody send to school
and encourage the children in their stud
les, and when they reach the stage of
womanhood and manhood they will never
regret the day they entered Parrott High
SchooI. p,
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Cottondale Dols.

CorroNnAfr -, march Nice
weather fo1 FARMERS, and in spite of hard
times the farmers wea merry faces.
Oats sga fine, and prospects indicate
good crop.
Marriage bells will soon ring abou our
little village.
Wells are numerous about our little
village, but there is one k ind not numer-
GUS THAT is 'Bight-well"
Lieutenant Totten, of Yale University
is again on the warpath. Our Lord will
yet, from what Tottcn says, have to re-
sign OF give up.
Miss Ella Cochran, of Smithville, aad
Miss Lizzie w ndsor, of Villa RIGA, have
returned home after pleasant stay at
Mr.. w. v Avera's.
Some farmers are planting corn.
Mr. john Jennings is on a big farming
basis this year, having used five tons of
guano,
Pleasant Hill academy is on boom.
Forty-fve pupils in attendance.
Mr.. J. J. Kennedy is erecting a hand
some residence.
| understand that fish traps are num-
erous. Messrs. Kennedy, Cummins Jen-
nings and Adams are building a large
one.
Teachers Institute meets again Satur-
| day. 1t seems as though some teachers
don't understand. What's the matter?
THE News is a hustler, It is very
neat paper, and contains valuable infor-
nation. INSTRUCTOR.
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fhamh1ess STATION Items.

CHANBLEss STATION, Ga, March o.
The farmers are making ready for corn
planting next week.
Mr.. Arch Goss lost another pupil last
Sunday night. Frank McGill, little
son OF Mr.. Charles McGill, died with
pneumonia, and was buried at Poplar
Springs cemetery Tuesday. Drs. Patter-
son and Dismuke attended him.
The school at Mt Olive numbers %
nunils in attendance, with 81 on the roll.
The patrons are suited with their teach
er, and are willing to aid and assist him;
Fhe farme S are not using as much
! ouano as usual. Let every farmer plant
! for dry year and cheap cotton, ano
make their debts accordingly.
FARMER,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
the ratification of that choice by the
other voters of the district.
Communicated
The Cuthbert Convention.
n the Fort Gaines Herald


From the Fort Gaines Herald.
Mr.. EDITOR: Having been deleoat,
to the alliance convention at Cuthbert o,
Feb. %, and there seems to be an attemp
to mislead and prejudice the people
against the gentleman recommended h,
said convection as suitable man to rem.
resent us in the next congress. I feel il
a duty owe the convention, as explana.
tory to the people, to give the plain and
stern facts connected with our conven.
ton.
We had before our body the names OF
the following distinguished gentlemen
Hon. r. G. Mitchell and Rev. Rushln. OF
Thomas; Col. G. B. Wooten, of Albany:
Judge J. Fl. Query, of Dawson; Hon. L.
Q. jackson, Bainbridge; Dr.. l. H. Hand
OF Baker, and Dr.. A. NJ. Raines, of Quit
man.
From the fl ct that Judge Query only
had five supporters, and am flee to say
if we had been there till now he could
not havepolled any more, q assert this
from full knowledge of the situationl.
his friends thought it best for pruden-
ial reasons not to sacrifice his name.
There were about eight ballots tax, n
without any material change in the
count Rev. Mr.. Stevenson, of Thomas.
went to Mr.. Stevens and asked his con-
To no mt hfnfN H..
he protested, and not until solicited the
third time would he consent, then only
on condition that his recommendation
could be made unanimous. 1t is now in
timated by Judge Query that Mr.. Stev-
ems was unfaithful. l am frank to saw
that Mr.. Stevens was a staunch support
er of Judge Guerrv, first, last and all the
time, and it was only from the facts
as before stated that his name was not
balloted for.
Now, as close friend and supporter
OF Judge Cherry, say, in attempting to
brand Mr.. Stevens as traitor, he must
charge myself and his other friends IN
the convention the same; as it was done
by conference and agroo,,,,ont .,o 49,
means in the interest of Mr.. Stevens.
am tree to say that shonld Ar, ee~, ems
be elected to the sd congress it will be
clear case Of the Office seeking the man
and not the man the Office, one of tie
foremost essentials for honest represent
tation and honest Legislation, as chronic
office seekers are detrimental to honest
government. DELEGATE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
Communicated
A Card from o. b. stevens.

"A CdFU from W Is, SJSFellSt
Letters similar to the one from Dele
gate have been received by me from ev-
cry delegate In the Cuthbert convention
who was friendly to fudge Guerry's liz
tal6sts, all ii Which clearly disprevcs
any effort or intention of treating him
unfairly. and any statement to the con
trary is absolutely without Foundation
had never had any Intention of running
for congress up to the very instant of my
'accepting the endorsements, and then on
ly upon being beseiged by the other
friends of Judge GHerry and the unani-
nous request of the convention. What
wrong has been perpetrated by the con-
vention endorsing myself, and refusing
to endorse Judge Query? Not single
wrongful act on the part of his friends
can be pointed out. After using all
efforts in his behalf, and doing no good,
what reason is there in saying shat |
oughtto make further sacrifices? 1t is
I'true i and Judge Query have been good
friends, and | have always been ready to
do him kindness, but above any obliga-
ton to him as a friend was aluder the
higher obligation of abiding the action OF
that convention, and if its actieh pro ,et
adverse to him my allegiance TO rim wa,
at an end, should he oppose it. He has
no right to expect anything else lbs,
greater cause to be offended VIII u S !,
than he has with me, but ] .s,,.;1,Sss,.,, !
make due allowances for &c sraon
think he is the only mo - ~ ,;ol
to RIM for congress ~ .'''1' o.
-, .a,,,,eat;oS, or, rather, the farm
els oopVe"'aeH did not think so. The
! ~ ~ V%''@S or strife or bad feeling.
Vn9 wv n-of that convention is rattle
~ le people and the nomination give
!, o me. I will endeavor to make fait
iii representative. / am authoriz
I'd by the convention that endorsed I
d. to say that they will cheerfully abide t
e- action of the Democratic conventions
n support the nominee, whoever he may
or The farmers and laboring classes co
he pose three-fourths of the Dem ocratic
a tiers of the district, and they have ris
to to be heard in selecting q man to rep
is sent them. They have seen fit to pl
u the leadership upon me, and will
,is all honorable means to secure the no
SIX nation. .. 3. STEVENS
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-03-09
PARROT Paragraphs.

PARRoTT, GA, March 5.-Everything
is quiet and serene in our town. The
weather is perfect and the farmers are
hopeful
Parrott Variety Works are beginning to
be recognized by other places as well as
PARROT. Mr.. r. w. Terrell, the mana
ger and proprietor, has just completed
contract for the handsome hotel a