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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-16

WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-ln the house to-
day the first bill called was one authoriz-
ing the secretary of the treasury TO cover
into the treasury Sis,s)0 of the appropria-
ton for the Choctaw and Chckasaw In
dams. Passed. Then there was called
up a resolution givinG-in response TO a
request for information by the presiden,
in his message Of Feb. L., 1s92-the opin-
ion OF the house that there is no sufficient
reason for interference i'm the due execu-
ton of the law for the payment to the
Choctaw and Chickasaw nations for their
interest in the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
reservations. After some discussion the
resolution was agreed To. A bill was
passed to ratify and confirm the agree.
mcnt with the Kickapoo Indians i'm Okla.
homa territory. Adjourned until Satur
day.
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Trouble st Old Yale.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec. l5.-W. G..
venuuln, member of the freshman clnss
at Yale, was arrested last night for theft.
Friday last DIR. Anderson. professor OF the
Yale gymnasium lost quantity Of jewelry
and pocketbook containing n large sum
OF money, the whole valued at 500 or 500.
In bureau drawer In Vennum's room
was found number of pieces OF jewelry
which DIR. Anderson identified ms his prop
crty. The young man sturdily maintains
he is innocent. and declares he 10 the vic
tim of conspiracy. vcnnum belongs In
Wauchita, Illinois.
Tho case of Gaylord vcnnum came mp
In the city court to-day, but was discon-
tinucd. The detective quoted MS tacitly
admitting the gricvous error committed in
arrestinR Vennum, said had the authori.
ties possessed information last night
which they now have. the arrest would not
have occurred. vennum's father 10 on his
way from Chicago, and interesting devel-
opments arc looked for when he arrives.
Common rumor has II that suits for false
imprisonment mny follow.
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Two Men Disa ppear.

ST. LouIs, Dec. 15.-Albert NJ. Lacrom,
n prominent lawyer Of EHlngham. ILL.,, has
been missing since Nov. 23. He had wit b
him when he left Efiingham mt least 81 900.
lie was last seen at the railway depot and
told parties there he was going home. but
nc has not been heard OF since that time.
Henry II. Harris came here from Redfoot,
Tenn, on Dec. 4, and collected 81 900 ON q
shipment Of cotton. and he also is miss
ing. In both cases there is no suspected
cause for the disappearance except foul
play. and the families of both men arc
working on this theory.
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women R~for,ners.

CHICAGO, Dec. I5.-National council Of
the reform union, in tri-annual session to-
day listened TO an extensive report on
dress reform presented by Mrs. Francis
Russell. The report, after discussing all
forms OF dress, recommends one OF .
composite type, loosc-waisted and short.
skirted. After an exhausted discussion
the matter was deferred for future
meeting. The committee on equal pay
for equal service reported that efforts are
being made 10 have q bill introduced in
congress making statutory provision for
reform. The divorce reform con mittce
made report outlining the work of the
committee looking 10 n representation OF
women in the national divorce reform
league.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-16
THE CEARv LAW.
Chinese In America Will Protest Against
the Exclusion Act.

the Exclusion Act.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 15.-Information
was received from federal authorities yes
tcrtiay that word has bccn sent by the
Chinese Six Companies that there would
be no further resistance to the Geary reg
istration law. At the Chinese consulate,
however, Secretary Tang Hang denied
that opposition to the Geary act would he
withdrawn. BY the last mail from China,
he said. the consulate had received an
official reply from the Chinese govern
ment to monster petition sent by tho
Chinese OF this country to the emperor
asking assistance. The reply says that
the emperor pledges his word TO make
ovcrtures to tho United States government
with q view of opening negotiations that
will lead to n reasonable modification OF
tho law affecting the Chinese subjects ms Il
stands to-day. The Chinese people hero
are assured that there will he no delay
about the measures being taken by tho
emperor to secure speedy relief, and tho
Six Companies are In no wise counsciied
TO abandon tho opposition heretofore
maintained against the law.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-16
The SNOW HIS SHR0UD
Death Of y. Gould Smith Hear bis Home
In Choteau County.
BURNS NOT AFRAID TO DIE
To-Day the OaIlows VIII Hold
His Form. but He 10 Ons
moved-Other Montana
News.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Fort BENTON, Dec. 15.-The body a
w. Gould Smith was found to-day about
seven miles northeast Of Fort Benton.
The cause of death il supposed TO have
been heart failure. How long Mr.. Smith
had been dead before being found In un.
known. A meeting Of the republican
county committee Of which Smith was .
member. had been called for Saturday
night last, and IL h supposed he had
started for Fort Benton and falling from
his horse expired or Was frozen to death.
On Monday his horse was found saddled
and bridled near Teton. As soon ~ thu
news reached Fort Benton searching
parties started out with the result above
stated. No wounds wcro on the body
which was partly hidden by the snow. The
face had been slightly nipped by coyotes.
When found tho body was lying on ito
back, the hands being crossed over tho
heart.
Smith was ono Of the most aggressive
republicans in Chotcau county and .
prominent cattleman, and lived alone o.
his ranch on tho lower Maras, about II
miles northeast of Fort Benton. Ths
body will he brought to Fort Benton to
day and % coroncr's inquest held. Hi
mother, in Milford, Conn.,, has bssa
notified.
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Once Much Respected.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1b.-Last night II was
learned that the woman going by the
name of Ncllio McNamara, who fell from
window, dying from the injuries few
days ago. was no other than Mrs. Shan
non Cole. daughter of Sir John Littledale
of the English high court of justice. Mrs.
Cole procured divorce from her husband
some years ago and was awarded alimony.
Her husband fled TO Canada to avoid pay
men,s, and Mrs. Cole sunk to the lowest
class. The divorce case attracted great
deal OF attention during the trial.
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COOPER'S TRIAL.
That Promised startling Evidences Not
Vet Produces

That Promised startiing Evidence Not
Vet Produced.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HALEY. Dec. l5.-In the Cooper trial to-
day. the entire time was occupied in the
examination of witnesses for both tho
state and defense. Without completing
either, the court adjourned Mt D p. IN. The
defense has sought to prove that Superin-
tendent GrifIiths aud the sampling conn
pany desired to be relieved Of the odium
resting on the company from alleged ir-
regularitics including the Flynn ore swim
die. and to accomplish this purpose gave
Edwin Cooper the warrants and money to
skip the country with, and as soon as he
had made good his escape they would lay
tho entire trouble Mt his door. This is tho
substance OF Cooper's own evidence, hut
whether the jury is so convinced remains
to he seen. Tho couscl for the state Is
fighting hard to break down this evidence,
and II is thought the case will now be SUBJ
mittcd for argument tomorrow. So far
the alleged startling discoveries do not ap-
pear TO be forthcoming by tho defense as
promised.
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BLAlNE's CONDITION.
No Hope for His Recovery-seriousnsss
of His Illness.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l5.-Inquiry at
Biaine's residence tonight elected simply
the response: "Mr. Biaine's condition 10
about the same" From other sources il
10 learned that his condition Is less favor
able than this morning and not only Is
there no doubt that he Is a very sick man,
but his present condition excitcs the
gravcst fears. Persons qualified to speak
by reason Of relationship with the family,
said Blalne's trouble IL with his kidneys.
These become congcsted whenever he
takes cold. Furthermore. his throat and
lungs are affected and his system is grow
ing weaker day by day. He speaks freely
upon the subject Of death. and is prepar-
ing for the end. which he knows cannot be
a great way OF. The death of his three
children within n comparatively brief
period. has sotely stricken him. and his
grief has hastened tho progress OF the
malady with which he Is afflicted.
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ON DECEMBER 10TH. 1878,
occurred what is known as the
Boston Tea Party.
AT twilight sixty men dis
guiscd as Indians boarded two
British tea ships in the harbor,
and cast $40 chests Of tea into
the water. This act was a protest
against the British parliaments
assumption Of the right to levy
duties upon imports into. the
Colonies.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-16
FROM FOREIGN LANDS
Gossip About the DOinSs It The Hone.
tafy Conference.
INDIAN CURRENCY MATTERS
An Effort to Keep up the Standard
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BURNS IS CALM.


The Condemued Muruerer ApporootAy
Has No Fear Of Death.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
MIssoULA, Dec. 15.-All tho arrange
ments for the execution Of John Burns to-
morrow morning have been completed.
The rope has been tested and everything
In connection with the Rnllows found 10
be in perfect working order. The rope 70
tho same one used in hanging the Indian,
Pierre Paul, In this city about ono year
ago. The STANDARD reporter visited
Burns this evening Mt the county jail and
found him calm and talkative. He shows
no sign of mental or other strain, and Il ~
expected he will GO To tho gallows conn
posed and fearless. Being questioned -
garding his true name and residence
Burns declined TO give any informattous
though admitting John Burns was an a.
sumed name. He also declined to mako
n confession and to talk about the case
other than to deny any knowledge OF thu
crime. He will make . statement on the
scaffold.
A number Of sberiffs and other ofhcials
from various portions OF the state arrived
In the city tonight 10 attend the execu-
ton. Among them are Tom No.
Tague, warden of the penitentiary at
Deer Lodge, and Sheriff Quisiey Of Ana
conda.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Dcc.i5.-Midwife Red
warska, found guilty Of smothering Ill
babies, whose bodies were buried in her
cellar, has been sentenced to only one
years imprisonment. Great indignation
Is expressed at the fact that the power ful
influence of some of her former patr ons
was able to save her the full penalty OF
her crimes. As she has been at such work
nearly ~ years there is little doubt her
victims number hundreds.
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AN EDITOR IN HOOK.
sam Corson Arrested for Pubiishias uas
Ideas In His Paper.
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Sam Corson Arrested for Publishing LIE
Ideas In His Paper.
Special dispatch TO the Standard.
GREAT FALLS, Dec. Ia telegram from
Fort Benton states that S. n. Corson. I'd.
itor Of tho Monfanian, was arrested to-day
on q warrant issued by Judge Duboses
His arrest was caused by the followin9
article, which appeared In tho last Issue
OF tho paper:
''Judse Dubose, who has been charged
with completely in the Box Elder steal,
stoutly denies the charge, as does also the
Rirer Press. The Fort Benton Bridge
company. however. has 90 much faith 10
the judges ability In the matter Of manip.
ulating the vote OF Choteau county that 10
has called upon him to reverse the majors
ity vote Of 2ss against the bridge across
tho Missouri river mt Fort Benton. To0
Power. who is largely interested In the
bridge. was also very much interested Ia
the election Of Dubose, although Duboeo
is democrat, and Power 10 supposed 10
be a republican. Evidently there u some.
thing rotten somewhere; somsbody'e
wrong, but who?"
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committee. The matter was finally set.
tied by the adoption OF the following, pro-
sented by Wilson Of West Virginia:
Received. That the inquiry devolved upon this
CON mittee by the resolution adopted BY she
house on the 18th instant be conducted by sub.
committee to he composed Of Ave members.
consisting Of the chairman and four members
appointed by him.
The committee will be announced by
Chairman Springer before tho holiday sd-
journment.
On motion Of Turner, IL was resolved
that o resolution be presented TO the
house. proposing that the holiday recess
should begin after adjournment OF the
house on the 22nd instant and continue
until Ian L.
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PETER WILL FIGHT 1T.
The Cuiiom Bill Regarding the Interstate
Commerce Act.

The Culiom Bin Regarding the Interstate
Commerce Act.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The populists In
congress have taken alarm at certain
measures aimed Mt the interstate COM
mcrce act. Senator PETER to-day said that
he wished to call attention to some sig
niflcant facts in connection with the pend
ing Cuilom bill to amend the act. This
bill, he said, was marked ''Introduccd by
request" and he intimated that II was
done at the request of the railway people.
II was framed TO achieve the very thing
tho interstate net intended to prevent
''poolinR." Under it's terms tho people
surrender the control they now have over
the roads. Then the amendments to Sec
ton 10 would remove tho penalty clause,
SO there would be practically no punish
ment for violating the very essence of the
act. Altogether Senator PETER regards
the bill as q most dangerous measure and
announces his purpose to fight It at all
points,
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SPECIAL

This week. We will put upon
special price our entire stock of
Mems listers. comprising kcr-
seys, Freizes and Chinchillas.
SI.oo-This is the regular price
of this coat. Can't be
sold cheaper. Whyl Be-
cause it was closed out
at price. Really worth
$1,000.
SI5.oo-Will cover you with one
of our SIS and $40 coats
which even at that figure
was considered cheap.
SIS beats the record.
$40 oo-This price embraces a
line from S24 to SIS. in
fact have put in a few at
$50 to make it complete.
These coats in particular
are worth your consider
alton.
Overcoats of all other kinds are
shown by us. and our figures can't
be beat.
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Park Counsy's Interests.

Speca Dsp atch TO the standard.
LIVINGSTON, Dec. i5.-At q recent meet.
ing of the business men George L. Carey
was empowered to select q committss OF
seven to act with tho Park county Nom.
hers of the legislature on matters affect.
ing the county. The committee, - IN.
nounced yesterday by Chairman Carey, es
A. j. Campbell. Judge Henry, ]. s.
Thompson. T.. II. Taicott. NJ. Roth, E. C.
Day and George II. Wright. To-day the
committee met aud elected A. J. Camp.
bell chairman and NJ. Roth, secretary. 10
was decided to enter Livingston In The
race for the state normal school. and tw0
subcommittee were appointed to take
charge of the matter. The press commit.
tee is composed of Messrs. Day, Talco<t
and Wright. Tho duties OF the othsg
committee. composed OF Messrs. Thomp-
son, Henry and Roth, will be defined ~ q
subsequent meeting.
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senator Gih.nn Dead.

Hor SPRINGS. Ark. Dec. i5.-After q
lingering. but apparently painless. illness.
senator l.. Gibson died ut 3 p. IN. to-day.
At tho time of his death he was surrounded
by the members of his family and several
close friends. Senator Gibson passed
away as though he merely had gone to
sleep. In accordance with his wishes his
remains will be buried in Lexington, KY,
by the side of his wife.
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INDIAN CURRENCY.
Opinion by the President OF the Currency
Association.

LONDON, Dec. ia special from Cal.
cutta states that Mackay, president Of the
Indian Currency association, returned 10
Calcutta after giving evidence In London
before tho Herschell currency committee.
Mackay says II the committee reports
against the gold standard commercial
men of India must accept the situation.
India, he added. would go on with silver
as best she could for few years longer,
when further experience with that metal
would lead to change. In the mean.
time business In mt n low ebb, and ports
arc blocked with the unemployed. In
answer to o question II banks, as to what
notice would be given il the mints closed,
the government states II can say nothing
at present.
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IN VALPARAISO.
Followers Of Balnac~da Again CaaSing
Much Trouble.


Much Trouble.
VALPARAISO, Dec. 15.-Anotber plot Of
the followers of the late President Balma-
ceda were discovered by the government
n Santiago and frustrated. An attempt
wns made to corrupt the Seventh regi.
mont. but tho fact became known TO the
government shortly before evening. The
police arrested several groups of conspir.
ators. The plan of the plot,ers was To
seize various points in the city TO be sacked
and looted aud prominent government OF.
flcials were to have been killed. A mum.
Der of masks. daggers and rcvolvers was
found. Forty-six prisoners are now in
custody. They are all ex-ofiiccrs Of the
Seventh regiment ordered south, and the
executive intends asking congress for eN-
traordinary powers. Public opinion de
mands strong measures.
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A Court Martial.

SAN Francisco, Dec. l5.-Ths court
martial of Commander Henry L. Johnsoa,
U. ). NJ, on the charge Of negligence in
allowing tho steamer Mohican to @
ashore or the Alaskan coast recently. b.
gan yesterday. The proceedinss are
merely formal. The actual work bsgina
to-day.
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For Crooked ness.
al Dispatch To the Standard.

special Dspatch 10 the Stanuafu.
FoRr BENTON. Dec. l5.-To-<lay County
Attorney Tatten filed complaints A9ainst
John Henry, recent registrar, and David
Cowan. q merchant at Box Elder. chAre.
ing them with completely in the illegal
registering of Canadian half-breeds q
that precinct.
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I,sn iley's Isargsiu.

CYYIHIANA. Ind. Dec. is.-Mrs. ALA
Wilson, widow of the late w. II. Wilson,
sold the famous Abdallah park near the
city this morning to Ben Hey of Cincin-
natl. for 81 500. The park contains one
of the finest mile tracks IN the state, q
grand stand aud extensive stables and
contains - acres.
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They Use Guns.

wAy2EsBoRo. Ca. Dec. 15.--The ven-
delta between the McForrills and Jones
eliminated this afternoon in resort to
arms. J. W. Jones was shot through tho
right side and Charley McForrill shot In
the right side and chest. Both are seri-
ously wounded. Walter Mcforriil was
also painfully but not seriously
uornded
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For Grinding Corn.

HAMBURG. Dec. I5.-Anotler mill has
been started in this city for the grinding
of Indian corn exclusively. This is the
third of the kind now running. Tho es'
Establishment Of these mills is due TO the ef
fort of Charles Murphy. special agent oI
the United States agricultural depart
ment, who was sent to Europe to work w
their corn al n food product.
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wAsHiSoroS, Dec. l5.-Thcre was n
meeting of the committee on ways and
means this morning. to consider the reso-
luton of investigation into the financial
condition of the treasury. Some favored
an investigation by the entire committee,
while others believed the results could be
expedited by assigning the work 10 sub
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RENDERED TO HILL.
New Works. Noted senator TO Have .
Place In Clevelnnd's Cabinet.

New Works. Noted senator to Have
Place In Cievelnnd's Cabinet.
ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 15.-The Times
Union tonight, under q Washington date,
says that United States Senator Hill has
been rendered the portfolio of state by
President-clect Cleveland. This 10 fol-
lowing the custom TO givo to their leading
opponent portfolio. United States Sen
ator Hill was approached while In New
York by close friend Of Cleveland. and
as a result Cleveland and Hill met In Bal
timore later OH, where all differences were
healed, and Cleveland In person rendered
Hill the portfolio Of state. This would
result in the following changes in New
York state: Governor Flower and Hon.
Edward Murphy, jr., would bc sent to the
United States senate, placing Lieutenant
Governor Sheehan in the governors chair.
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CRY or MEXICO. Dec. i5.-At . cabinet
meeting held yesterday Sub-Secretary OF
Finance Lunantour read tho budget for
the ensuing fiscal year. II established
complete equilibrium and Was approved.
II will be sent 10 congress tomorrow. The
senate approved the insurance law and
authorized tho president TO restore all
existing railroad concessions.
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Immigration Regulations.

LONDON. Dec. 15.--The Chromicte's
Vienna correspondent says. according to
information from scmi-ofiicial source,
the United States immigration regulations
will form the subject Of international cx-
change of ideas and the European powers
will probably make representation on the
subject 10 Washington.
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ri. Credentials Pfc.ent~d.

LONDON. Dec. ia dispatch from Tien
Tsen. states Connor. the newly appointed
British minister to China, delivered his
credentials to the emperor. Connor did
not insis, upon his majesty giving him an
audience in the inner palace. This action
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Valuable Horse khat.

CoLuMBrs. Ca. Dec. i5.-The 2-year-old
horse Recz fell in his stall to-day and re-
ceived injuries Of such character that he
had To he shot. The horse was owned 10y
j. j. McCairrcy, who refused S225,ooO for
him
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He 10 - Cmuuibai.

Special Dispatch 20 the Standard.
CANON CRY, Colo, Dec. l5.-M Packsc,
the man who is In the penitcntiary foP
killing and eating fivo men, IL making a.
effort to get out of prison.
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texiu,t Nlaspurv

ROME. Dec. i5.-Thc pope will send to
Italian bishops a letter denouncing Free
Masonry as pursuing "A satanic aim in re-
placing Christianity by naturalism.