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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-26
NOtatki telegraficzne z zagranicy

Notatki telegraficzne z zagranicy.
: Kapitan przyby}ego do
Queenstown parowca Aura
nia' raportuje 0 tajemniczem
zniknieciu W czasie podr6zy z
New Yorku pasazerki pierw-
szej klasy pani Girard, Anne,
rykanki. Sadza, IL rzuci}a sic
ona w morze.
z Berlina donosza, il
wielkie manewra W Alzacyi,
naznaczone ma jesie6 r. b. cd.
}ozone . powodu cholery, od'
beda sic zaraz ma wiosns roku
1898.
- Okret ,,Alaska'' Z linii
Guion, kt6ry wyruszy} d. l7go
wrzesnia z New Yorku do Lii
verpoolu, op6znia sic o 40
godzin. Obawiaja sic jakiego
fatalnego wypadku.
= w Pradze Czeskiej toczy
sic skandaliczna sprawa o zwa.
lenie legat6w zmar}ego hr.
Waldesteina, kt6ry zapisa} po
kilkaset tysiecy z}r. swym
marsza}kowi, kamerdynerowi i
lesniczemu. Rodzina zarzuca,
IL hr. Waldestein W chwili
czynienia zapisu by} ob}akany
skutkiem naduzycia trunk6w.
w liczbie awiadk6w powo}a-
nych W tel sprawie DO sadu So
kard. Schoenbron, Albert Rot.
schild inne osoby.
=. Ksiaze Henryk pruski z
zona synem wsiad} ma okret
W Wilhelmshaven, udajac sic
do Angli Z wizyta do kr6lowej
Wiktoryi.
= Pomiedzy parnelistami i
anti-parnelistami ma nastapic
porozumienie co do fundusz6w
pozosta}ych we Francyi po Par
nellu. Ola unikniecia trudnych
spor6w sadowych, pieniadze te
zostana oddane W rozporzadze'
ME komitetu z}ozonego z
dw6ch anti-parnelist6w.
= Kanclerz Caprivi udaje
sic razem z ces. Wilhelmem do
Wiednia.
Z Rzymu donosza, IL cd.
bywa sic obecnie konwencya
90. Jezuit6w W celu wyboru
genera}a zakonu.
: Robotnicy Ma dokach W
Hull W Anglii postanowili ME
pracowat przy wy}adowywa-
niu statk6w przyby}ych Z
Hamburga.
Z Berlina donosza, IL
Wilhelm ven Puttkamer sio-
strzeniec Bismarcka, przysta-
pill do ,,Armii zbawienia".
= Wyscig bicyklowy po.
miedzy Wiedniem Tryestem
zosta} zako6czony zwyciestwem
cyklisty sobotki. Przeby} on
przestre6 80 mil W % godzin
i 45 sekund.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-26
TelGSRamy ZagFaHIGsRs.
Z dnia % e0rgeSnia 1892.
POdroae ces. Wilhelma.

teraz rozpoczaf ca{y szereg W1o-
czeg po swiecie,
Obecnie wyjechald do Romin,
ten W poblizu granicy rosyj-
skiej na polowanie. Z tego po-
wodu niekt6rzy wyrazaja oba-
we, IL cesarz W mlejscowosci
lesnej, pozbawiony stray,
oddalouy cd granicy rosyjskiej
o pare zaledwo mil, uledz mo-
re powaznemu niebezpieeze6-
stwu. Inni So zn6w zdania, re
w tych warunkach naj}atwiej
mu bedzie -. .porozumieG sic
osobiscie carem Aleksandrem
polujacym W Szpsle bez zwr6-
cenia na siebie powszechnej u.
wagi, gdyby ma sic rozumief
tego pragna4.
To pewna, re ces. Wilhelm
ma powr6cit do Berlina przy
ko6cu tygodnia i re okolo 8
wrzesnia spotka sic z ces. Fran
ciszkiem J6zefem W Wiedniu.
Po drodze do stolicy Austryi
sces. Wilhelm bedzie jeszcze O.
becny IA z}otem weselu Wksie-
cia Sasko = Weimarskiego.
Jeszcze echa paryzkiegO ObchOdu.
PARYz, % wrzesnia. = E.
cha paryzkich uroczysto$ci z
powodu lOO-lecia rocznicy
rzeczypospolitej ijeszcze po,
brzmiewaja.
Gazety monarchiczne stano-
wczo odmawiaja i'm wszelkiej
donios1osci i twierdza, re jubi-
leusz rzeczypospOlitej wypad}
daleko nawet s}abiej, anizeli
zwyk}e doroczne swieto 14go
lipca.
Jedna z gazet podaie przy-
tenn ciekawa anegdote. Twier.
dzi mianowicie, re do udziaiu
W uroczystosciach by3a zapro-
szona przez Rad zamieszka1a
w Troyes panna Danton, wnu-
czka znanego krwawego try
buna i uczestnika reHolucyi.
Zaproszenie to bylo uczynioae
W bardzo uroczystej formie,
ale pozosta}o bez skutku. Pan.
ma Danton ME tylko ME przy-
by}a na uroczystosci do Parry
"a, ale nawet, co wiecej, ca}y
dzie6 rocznicy przepedzi}a W
SVEN rodzinnem miescie W ko-
sciele, b}agajac Boga prze-
baczenie jej pradziadowi tego,
co uwazaia mu "a zbrodnie,
co Rad francuzhi uwaza} "a je-
go zas}ugq.
Wiele seusacyi wywo}a}o
stanowisko, jake zajeli amba,
sadorowie paGstw zagrani,
cznych W obec uroczystosci ju-
bileuszowych. Tylko poselstwa
Anglii W1och by}y udekoro-
nowaneiuluminowane; gmach
ambasady Rosyi by1 milczq
cy,... Z tego powodu rome
gazety paryzkie szla bardzo
gorzkie uwagi pod adresem
Rosyi twierdza, ze "a wierna
s}uzbe Francyi carowi mogli sic
spodziewaG cd Moskali czegos
wiecej....
Pomiedzy ludem rozesz}a sic
z tego powodu dose zabawna
plotka, ktora wyt}umaczyc mo-
zna tylko zwyk3s Francuzom
lekkomyslnoscis, Oto re obe-
cne tr6jprzymierze rozleci sic,
ustepujac miejsca dawnemu
tr6jprzymierzu cesarstw Rosy
Austryi i Niemiec : re pre-
civ takiej kombinacyi stanie
Gala Europa z Francya ma cze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-09-26

dem, prosili jednakze o odro,
genie procesu. Sad przysta}
ma to i obydwu stawi} pod
kaucya po $4,000 do rozprawy
W przysz}a srode,
COdO Tammany.
Tammany postepuje baldzo
lojalnie dzielnie pomaga Cle
velandowi. Richard Crocker
ma posiedzeniu przedwczoraj
szem wyraznie powiedzia}, re
przyw6dzcy W kampanii ME
powinni zachecac do g}osowa-
MIA nikogo, kt6ryby r6wno'
czesnie ME zobowiaza} sic g}os
sw6j odda6 kandydatom ma
najwyzszych urzednik6w kra-
jowych. w pierwszej linii,"
powiedzia}, ,,musimy popierac
tykiet wyborczy krajowy,
tykiet nasz powiatowy dopiero
W drugiej linii.
Don M. Dickinson i Josiah
Quincy odHiedzili wczoraj
Grovera Clevelanda W Buz-
zard's Bay. Dickinson opo-
wiada1, re dla demokrat6w
widoki w Stanie New York
nadzwyczaj SO pomyslne.
Katastrofa kolejowa.
Straszliwe nieszczescie wy
darzy}o sic przedwczoraj ma
kolei Chicago g. Great Western
przy stacyi New Hampton.
Iowa. Pociag z robotnikami
stall ma stacyi, kiedy nadjecha}
pociag kolejowy z "a skretu
zaslonietego lasem wpad} ma
wagony robotnikami zape}nio-
ne. Konduktor lokomotywy
dostrzegf niebezpiecze6stwo
dopiero, kiedy juz by} tax
blisko, IL niepodobie6stwem
by}o pociag zatrzymat, On
sam i palace uratowali sic, ze.
skakujac z lokomotywy; 10 stra.
sznem jednakze by1o zetknie.
Gle sic obu pociag6w. Lokomo.
tywa, try frachtowe wagony i
ostatni wagon W pociagu robo.
tniczym zosta}y pogruchotane
z - robotnik6w ma tym
ostatnim sic znajdujacych do.
sta}o sic miedzy gruzy. Z 20.
sta}o ma miejscu zabitych, 3
niebezpiecznie, a 2 smiertelnie
pokaleczonych.
KOnsul zfOzOny z urzedu.
Ze Stolicy Zwiazkowei mad
chodzi wiadomosc, re Edmund
Johnson, ameryka1ski konsul
W Kehl W Niemczech, zostal
z}ozony z urzedu z powodu:, ze
poda} fa}szywe wiadomosci o
swoich us}ugach zo}nierskich
oddanych Stanom Zjednoczo-
nym 2e jako konsul dopusci}
sic oszustw. Cd trzech mie.
siecy toczy}o sic sledztwo W tel
sprawie i W ubieg}a Niedziele
nastapi1a dymisya.
Johnson zosta} w roku 1872
mianowany konsulem. Raz juz
zosta} z urzedu z}ozonym, ale
napowr6t go mianowano, gdyz
utrzymywa}, re W czasie wojny
domowej kilkakrotnie by1 ra-
nionym W kilku potyczkach.
Okaza}o sic, re to nieprawda,
a nawet, re wcale ME by} w
wojsku, zatem ME m6g} brac
udzia1u W zadnej bitwie.
Rozboj W banku.
w kopalniach Roslyn Mine,
W Stanie Washington, doko-
nano zuchwa}ego rozboju W
banku w hia1v dziah Popo
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ROzboj W banku.


W kopalniach Roslyn Mine,
W stanie Washington, doko-
nano zuchwa}ego rozboju W
banku W bia}y dzie6. Rano
przedwczoraj Tacoma made.
sz}o 10000 dolar6w przezna-
czonych do rozp}acania robo.
tnik6w. Rozb6jnicy przypu.
szczali zapewne, ze pieniadze
te by}y W banku, podczas gdy
przeniesiono je cd razu do
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-19
A spriug Combine.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. lathe Columbia
Spring company, capital stock s2,Wo,0O
has Just been formed, with headquarters
In this city. II is made up OF tho C.cve'
land Spring company. the Hess Spring
company Of Cincinnati, the Canton Spring
company of Canton, Ohio, the Liggct,
Spring company aud the La Belle Spring
company of Piusburg. the 81. Louis
Spring Spring company, the TuihiIl Spring
company OF Hammond, ILL.,, tn, Wood.
Smith company VI Fort Plain. n. T.. the
bridgeport Spring company OF bridgeport
Conn, and the Moline Spring company oi
Moline. Ill. Each surrendered its works
and took stock In the new company. The
officers are: President, L. Bourne oi
Cieyeland; vice president. Alfred Hess
of Cincinnati; treasurer. ID. Cobaugh oi
Canton, Ohio; general superintendent, T.
j. Hess of Cincinnati; secretary, II. d.
Myers of Canton.
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ISpIASApoLIs. Ind, Dec. ls.-Ths In
dianapolis police are searching for Mrs.
Nancy Glenn, tho central figure OF the
famous Glenn murder suit OF 15 years ago.
An investigation by tho coroner into tho
death OF John W. Martin prompts the de-
mand for Mrs. Glenn. Martin had an all
ment in the feet and was attended by .
woman physician who gave the nams OF
Mrs. Dr. Patterson. Martin died under
her treatment. aud when II came to sscur.
ing burial permit, Mrs. DR.. Patterson
could not bc found and q coroner's inves-
tigation was the result, IN which ID was
learned that Martins death Was the rs-
suit Of excessive use of q patent remedy.
This caused the officers to investigate
moro closely the identity OF Mrs. DR.. Pat.
terson. and they discovered that she ives
none other than Mrs. Glenn. who has bsen
living in retirement here since her release
from prison. Il is believed Mrs. Ciem has
fed the country to escape criminal prose.
cutlOu.
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SENATE AND HOUSE.


This Week.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.-With the APP
proach Of the holidays, the attendance in
both houses of congress In diminishing,
aud II 10 doubtful whether quorum can
be maintained in either house during tho
few days remaining before the Christmas
exodus begins. This state OF affairs neg
ativcs the possibility OF action on subjects
OF large popular interest. In the senate
morning hour Tuesday the McGarrahan
bill will be further discussed. Tho anti
option bill still hangs over the heads Of
the senators ms unfinished business and
will come up for further discussion during
the morning hour on each OF the three
working days remaining before recess, but
reached in that time.
Tomorrow in tho house Is suspension
day, and an opportunity Is given each
committee to pass one bill. provided II can
secure two-thirds vote and escape the
point of "no quorum" by oven one num-
Der. The temper of the house is not fa-
vorablc to an increase of the private obli-
cations Of the government. and it Is
doubtful il any pension or claims bill of
much importance can get through. Tues
day is special order for the bills from the
committee on public lands, and wcdncs-
day is similarly allotted TO tho commerce
committee.
Thursday Is chiefly set apart for adj
journing over tho Christmas recess. and
apparently will not be otherwise note
worthy. After the holidays appropriation
bills will begin TO monopolize the time Of
tho house.
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THE LOGAN MONUMENT.
IL Will Be Designed by . famou
American Sculptor.

WASHINGTON, Dec. is-Tho Logan
monument commission, appointed to Sc
lcct n design for monument tn be erected
in this city Of John A. Logan, have agreed
unanimously upon model designed by
Franklin Simmons. tho famous American
sculptor, who lives in Rome, Italy. The
model by sculptor Simmons WINS selected
from large number submitted. II will
he an equestrian statue representing Con-
erai Logan on n fiery stecd, wearing the
full uniform OF n major general Of volun-
tecrs. The statue will rest upon high
pedestal. Both pedestal and statue will
he Of bronze, being in this respect differ.
ent from any equestrian monument in
this city. General Logan In bronze will
look down OH posierity from Iowa Circle
mt the junction Of 18Th street and Rhode
Island avenue, N. w. The monument
complete will cost $4,000. Mr.. Simmons,
who is in Rome. has cabled his acceptance
of the proposition aud will start from
Rome within tho next few weeks for tho
United States to give personal attention
to casting the statue. etc.
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Tax on spirits.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.-Representative
Owen Scot: of Illinois Is collecting facts
and figures. and Immediately after the
holidays will request the ways and means
committee TO accord him hearing on the
bill increasing the internal revenue tag
on whiskey. Thus far the committee taa
given no indication of it's attitude to
wards the measure, but It has attracted 90
much attention throughout tho country
that Scott expects considerable support.
Tho bill increases taxes on distilled
spirits from 30 cents TO S1.25 per gallon,
and will make the tax on whiskey produce
amount to $90,000,OO0 annually. Tho in.
crease proposed in the bill will give al.
most 40 per cent In revenue, or total OF
Sl25 10000, for spirits alone. This will
partially destroy the loss of revenue by
the Mckinley bill on sugar.
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Killed by Rangers.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. ls.-The Times.
Democrats special from San Antonio says
A dispatch received here to-day states that
n detachment Of Captain Brooks company
of state rangers yesterday came up with
two Mexicans well armed and equipped
while scouting in Starr county. The
they told apparently a straight story. In
mediately OH their release they opened
fro on the rangers. The latter returned
the fire with a volley which completely
riddled both Mexicans with bullets, kill
ing them instantly. II has since been as
certained that the Mexicans were men,
bers of the band Of rcvolutionists which
recently invaded Mexico.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-19
OUR EXPORTS OF GOLD
Secretary Foster Talks Of the Plnin.
Cial Situation.
HAS NO FEAR OF A CRISIS
Powers Of the Treasurer to Main-
tain the Gold Reserve
No Cause for
Alarm.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s.-Secretary OF the
Treasury Charles Foster to-day expressed
himself freely TO reporters respecting the
alarm felt in financial circles over the an
ticipatcd large gold exports. Ee said:
MY duty will he performed in the inter-
est of public welfare as vigorously a. II
my timc was not soon to end. Every re-
source at my command will be availed to
preserve gold and silver as I am COM
manded by law"
"How about tho reserve in the treas.
ury?"
mo ono can obtain gold from the treas
ury without paying money for IL, and with
the money thus received can recoup tho
gold. There is also the right vested in the
secretary OF the treasury to sell bonds IL
necessary to maintain the gold reserve In
tho treasury. The situation as to the cash
balance is such as to permit the free use
of the cash received for gold to again OBJ
tain gold"
"will tho gold reserve be maintained 2"
at will be. I firmly believe with the
resources at tho command Of the depart.
mcnt, I shall not bo seriously embar-
rassed In more than maintaining IL.
recommended to congress In my annual
report that the reserve be increased from
SlOo,OOO,OOO to $i25 100000.
As tho sccretary's report was prepared
before the present abnormal drain OF gold
to Europe started, the secretary reason
ably claimed credit for fully anticipating
the present pressure, and taking oil the
precautions to meet il.
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FUN AT A DOu FIGHT.
One Man Murdered and Others seri-
ousiy Injured.

HAMILTON, Ohio. Dec. 1s.-The citizens
of this city have not got over the excite
ment caused by the cold-bloo,ied murder
of Grant Fox Of Port Union at n dog fight
near that place early last Sunday morn
ing. About 20 Hamilton sports were ar
rested. charged with aiding and abetting
dog fight. Among these were John j..
Ryan and Joseph w. Smith, two members
of tho board Of education. They pleaded
guilty md wcro finod $25 and costs each.
Ryan received q jail sentence Of - days,
but II was rclnittcd by tho mayor. Jack
Brady, n blacksmith, who was hurt at the
night, is liable to die at any moment. The
two Cookley boys are not SO seriously hurt
ms at first supposed. The citizens, ire
spective Of party, are calling loudly upon
Messrs. Ryan and Smith to resign as
members Of the school board. Every
effort is being made TO capture the
murderer or murderers OF Grant Fox, but
rs yet tho officers have failed Of success.
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DEATH ON THE RAILWAY
Eight Hen Killed In Z Collision on Tbs
Great Northern.
OTHERS SERIOUSLY INJURED
A Fast Express Crushes Into the
Caboose OF a Wrecklng
Train = Names OF
the Dead.

MtSNEAPoLIs, Minn., Dec. ia special
to the Tribune from Alexandria, Minn.,
says: A frightful accident occurred ON the
Great Northern railway this morning mt
Nelson station. flve miles east of here, in
which eight men were killed and five in
jured. There had been q collision at Nell
son and q wreck train was there clearing
up. About 1 O'Clock this morning the
train and caboose were left standing on
the main track with o number of cars.
The east-bound freight was due about
O'Clock, and as II approached the engi-
neer, seeing the track ahead occupied,
shut OF the engine and called for brakes.
The speed was too great to stop and the cn-
gne struck the wreck train, piled
the caboose on top of the next car,
setting both on fire. Fourteen men In the
caboose jumped of, five were hurt, three
were burned beyond recognition, and four
killed and one was totally burned up with
out sign Of his remains being found.
The names of the killed are: Ncls. q.
Dakken Of Nelson, Christ Martenson OF
Osaki, Ole Mar,enson of Osaki, John En-
gcstrnnds Of Spruce Hill. John Akcrson
of Spruce Hill, Engerstrand's nephew,
name unknown, Con Drummer Of Iank-
ton, S. c., one unknown.
Tho injured are: A. NJ. Breen of st.
Pat Harmon of Boston, Mass, David Reed
east.bound freight.
and wcrc asleep in the caboose when the
engine struck il. Obergland, foreman,
was the only one awake. and had barely
49, 4 Il. l...
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FIxINo FOR DEATH.
Leraag Pieksriag ef the Ran Fraae1s'
scall" Dangerously III.

Leriag Picksriag ef the saa Frsae1scs
'Acsii" Daagsreusiy IN.
SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. tailoring Pick
cring, senior proprietor Of the San Fran.
cisco Morning Call and the Evening Buiie-
tan, 10 reported TO be dying. He 10 81
years Of aee and has 0 wife and sou,
years old. Loriug Pickering is one Of the
Oldest and best known newspapcrmen on
the coast. Up to within . few days before
the recent election he was seen regularly
at his desk I'm the Office Of tho Call, bat
feeling tho effects Of overwork went to his
ranch at Haywards, when his indIsposition
developed into . combination Of kidney
troubles. About week ago he returned
TO this city. since which time no has been
confined to his bed, and tonight his ply.
sician has given up all hope and says he
will probably not live till morning. He
recently made numerous improvements
In the Morning Call, which Is now the old
est morning paper published in San Fran
cisco. His death will cause no change In
the management Of the paper by George
X. Fitch. who is also n pioneer California
man, and with Pickering, is one of the
proprietors of the Call and the Bulletin,
and the present policy will still continue
with both papers.
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A Change I'm Its build.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec, 1s.--Sccretary
Charles Foster has ordered change in
the specifications for the new revenue
cutter Calumet, now being constructed by
the Bell Engine works Of Buffalo for the
Chicago station. The present spccifica-
tirns call for an iron hull. but as there has
been good deal of difficulty in securing
iron Of the requisite quality, tho secretary
directs that the hull be built of steel which
will show n tensile strength Of 55.00O
pounds to the square inch. of 25 per cent.
elongation in eight inches and capable of
being doubled fiat when cold. II is under
stood that this change is satisfactory to
the contractors.
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POOR DE LESSEPS.
Sick iu Bed He 10 Summoned to Appear
Before q Magistrate.

PARIS, Dec. 1s.-Ferlinand dc Lcsscps'
chateau Louchenaye will be formally sold
on Jan. 10 in order to establish an usufruct
estate which will secure TO his wife after
his death. II transpires that despite the
fact he was confined TO his bed, De Les
scps was summoned TO appear before tho
magistrate. He asked that the cross of
the Legion Of Honor bc placed on his
breast. and when this was donc he
'ssak back on his bed delirious.
Since then hc has thought that the serving
Of the summons was only q dream. He is
very feeble both mentally and physically.
There 10 a strong sentiment among GER
tain flnanciers, headed by Christophole,
governor of Credit Foncicr, that tho gov.
ernmcut should make last strong effort
to save the money II has already placed
in the venture. Ii is said more than 500.
600 shareholders are ready to make last
strong effort to save the money they have
already invested.
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To. NIGHT at Concy Island.
Johnny German and Jimmy
Lynch will fight and will meet
in the roped arena.
Johnny German is the amc-
teur ex-champion, and Lynch is
already matched for a 60 with
Dixon ifweights can be arranged.
Dixon weighs but IIS lbs, and
will concede Lynch only two
pounds. Both men are to weigh
in at I27 lbs, and may fight at
y2s lbs.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec. is.-A peculiar
accident happened here this morning. An
alarm of fire rang and engines responded.
The horses of engine No. were too anx.
ious to respond and caused several acci-
dents. Before the driver could get on tho
seat of the engine the horses dashed out
Of the engine house door and ran at break.
neck speed across q bridge. smashing
buggies and running over people all along
the way. Tom Con, fireman, was run
over and fatally hurt. Several bug9ies
were smashed and their occupants mors
or less hurt. The engine was turned over
and completely demolished. Tho total
loss by the accident will amount "a
- Un
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-19

OMAHA, Dec. ls.--wiliiam I. Allen. ne.
sistant general manager of the Rock
Island road. talking Of the strike of tho
operators ON the road, said the company's
lines are now fully able to transact all tho
necessary business. About 75 strikers
have been given their old positions, hut
but whether any of tho rest otild be rein
stated In q matter not yet determined. A
conference by the company and its en-
ployes in the telegraph department will
bc held soou
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-19
HOLIDAY IDEAS.

Smoking Jackets.
Lounging Gowns.
House Coats.
Berth Robes,
Gentlemcn's Fixings,
Handsome Silk Mufflers,
Silk and Satin Suspcnders.
Silk Handkerchicfs,
Fine Neckwear.
Silk Umbrellas,
Fine Walking Sticks,
Seal Caps.
Fancy Night Robes.
Dress and Business Suits.
Boys Suits and Overcoats.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-19
A Valuable stud.

NEW YORK. Dec. is.-Thc Hobart stud,
~ horses, arrived safely from California
this afternoon and is stabbed i'm the Amer
lean institute building, pending sale on
Tuesday and "Wednesday. This is the
most valuable herd of domestic animals
ever taken across the continent. Much
interest attaches TO the coming sale.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-19
KNIGHTS OF THE ROAD.
Annual Meeting Of Helene Divisisns Or.
der Of Railway Cesdacsors.


der of Railway Cesdaos0rs.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
MIssouLA. Dee. ls.-Helena Division,
2i3. Order of Railway Conductor, held
their annual meeting at Knights OF Pythias
hall this afternoon. Tho reports OF the
secretary and treasurer showed the divts-
ion to bs In healthy condit ion. the treas-
ury having over 81 900 TO it's credit. Tho
following officers were elected for the en-.
suing year; Chief conductor, William
Dyson; assistant chief conductor, J. J.
Ward: secretary aud treasurer, n. b.
Miles; senior conductor, Frank Prouty;
junior conductor. A. II. Alexander; inside
sentinel, J. Mcdonald; outside sentinel.
A. II. Holbert delegate to the grand di-
vision ut Toledo next May, NJ. b. Miles;
alternate. John Dandell; division COM
mittec, John Dandell, chairman, John O.
Paul and Frank Prouty.
In the evening the members present
were banquetcd at the Florence hotel.