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been for a long time in favor Of such con
ference. II believe" lie said, Gin the use
of both gold and silver, and were the con-
ditions reversed and gold at discount 10
compare with silver | would favor measures
restoring them TO parity. think measure
properly framed will pass both houses oil
Congress, though the ultTs-free coinage men
may oppose 1t. do not think it good policy
for the Democratic party to adopt a free-
coinage platform, as the party Is divided
upon that question, | do not think the Sill
yer question has yet received adequate con-
slderation by the people.
VALUABLE DISCUSSION,
Senator Palmer OF Illinois readily ac-
knoweGged that he favored the proposed
bill for an international congress- saying
that be saw no other means of determining
the parity Of gold and silver. The discus
siouS now going on in the country in regard
to the silver question are valuable and must
go on until the public mind reaches some
thing like common ground OF agreement
A e-coinage platform for tho Democratic
party is simply impossible, as the party IS
divided on the question, An International
congress is the only means Of reaching a
satisfactory decision. 1t Is apparent even
now that the proposition will be bitterly OPP
posed, and by some Of the most prominent
Democrats.
Chairman Bland of the House Coinage
Committee is out of the city, but his col
leagues say he opposes any delay in silver
legislation
REPRESENTATIVE CulbeTsOn Of Texas be-
leyes the proposition IS a betrayal Of the
interests of the people to the money power
OF New York and New England, its object
being 10 make way for a platform to ut
some Eastern man aspiring for the Presl-
deney.
Tarsney of Missouri, likewise. is opposed
opposed to the plan
PROMPT ACTION.
Sherman says The best way to resume
is to resume. | think the best way
to settle the silver question is TO
settle 1t. We have to face 1T,
and any bill proposing to relegate to an in
ternational congress is a subterfuge de-
signed to keep it out of the coming CAM
paign. The people of this country don't
need more education upon the subject.
They know what they want Pass a free
coinage bill and send it to the President. Ii
be vetoes it, let him take the espOnsibIllty.'
Senator Chiffon of Texas thought the only
manly effective method Of dealing with the
silver question is to pass an unlimited coin
age law and put it to the test # experience.
Representative Shlyely of Indiana, while
not obJecting TO the proposition, thought no
results would be obtained.
Representative KilgOre If Texas did not
favor delerrlug action until 1893
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Discomfort.
a Bad State Of Affairs Existing at Tame
Deer, Mont

BAD state OF Affairs EXISTING az 1ame
Deer, Mont.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10-An Inter Ocean spe-
cial from Burlington says: Dr. David Nc
Dll, for a number of years Post Surgeon at
Tame Deer Mont, who is in this city, has
received a letter from Mr. Nei,mann Of
Tame Deer, indicating that unless there is a
more peaceful aspect soon there Will be
serious trouble between the white settlers.
Ii says there Is not the best of feeling be-
tween the State authorities and the settlers
On one side and the Indian agents and mill
tsTy on the other. The settlers assert that
the military incte the Indians to acts Of
deylltTy, and then praise them. After re-
citing the cause Of the present trouble as
stated in a St. Paul dispatch last night, MT.
Nejtmann says that troops Of cavalry are
being modified at Tame Deer, and that the
Sheriff has been Teque ted by General Mer-
rltt not to attempt 10 arrest any Indians ac-
cused OF cattle thieveTy until there are
plenty Of troops present TO protect the SET
tiers 10 case of an uprising. The Sheriff
has papers authorizing him to call 80 men,
If necessary, as a posse. The Indians are
said 10 60 heavily aru5d all the time, ready
10 break out at a moments notice.
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CAUsE oF LIE KHEnIvE's DEATH
EXTRA VIGILANT.
The Emperor William to Advocate Precsu-
tionary Measures

The Emperor William to Advocate Precsu-
tionary Measures.
BERLIN. Jan. 10-A prominent office
holder says that 1t is generally under
stood among inner officials that in
his speech next Thursday the Emperor
William will ask for a new appropriation
for the army, will recommend the erec-
tiOn of now deienses along tie
Russian boundary and will continue
his recent reprpssive legislat on in
regard to Alsace- Lorraine by suggesting
some further radical measures stamp
lug out the French tendency Of that
territory. You will fud." said
the official. when the Emperor's
speech is printed that his wishes in regard
to Alsace- Lorraine will be quite as emphatic
as were those OF Philip II in his treatment
Of the MoOrs, although possibly not so dis
astrous % his subjects"
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HOW THE MAHDI DIED.
Poisoned by Young Girl Whose Family
Hnd Pean SlAnRhternd

Poisoned by Young Girl Whose Family
Had Been Slaughtered
LONDON, Jan. 10. - Father Ohrwalder.
the Austrian missionary who re-
Gently escaped from captivity among
the Mahdists. tells a thrilling story
as to how the original Mahdi came
to die. The father of the woman
who slew the Mahdi was a respect
able citizen of Khartoum. When the city
was captured. the Dervshes butchered his
younger children and enslaved his wives
and seized and divided his property.
The daughter, girl of unusual
beauty, was taken by the Mahdi
to be an inmate of his harem. The
Mahdi, although known to the general body
of his followers as an ascetic, really led
licentious life. The opportunity Offering
she poisoned a cooling drink, which the
Mahdi took with fatal result. She was tor
tuVp1 m 1nntn
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Revolt at Buenos Avres.

New YORK, Jan. 1O.-The Herald's South
American advices says: At Buenos Ayres,
Argentine, rumOrs are current that revolt
has taken place among the Seventh
and Second regiments of the line. 1t
is commonly believed the revolters
were sUbOrned by followers of General
Roca. The Government has taken measures
to suppress the insurrecti0n. The First
Regiment and Third Artillery have been
ordered to re-enforce the Buen0s Ayres gar
risOn. Cartridges were served all the men,
but it is feared that despite these prepara-
tions the insurgents are so strong that they
will march from Rosario, Mendoza and La
Plata upon Buen0s Ayres.
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CHURCH TROUBLE.

q Congregation Dissatisfied With the Ap-
pointmen. Of an Assistant Minister.
PITTsBURG, Jan. 1G-Father Miske-
wIecz Of the Polish Catholic Church, re-
Gently discharged his assistant, Father
Ptulski, who was a great fayorte with the
congregation, appointing Father Kalosinski
in his stead. The congregation became in
censed, and to-day a moo OF 200 people fol-
lowed The priest and his assistant 10 their
house. where they were hello in state Of
Siege all day. This evening they were
forced 10 obtain police protection on their
way 10 and from the church. Serious
trouble NAV vet result
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THE WHISKY TRUST.

Organization Of Distilling Companies in Oppo-
sition to the Syndicate.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10-Two large distilling
companies have been organized here 20 fight
the whisky trust.
PEKIN GlL), Jan. 1O.-The Dispatch says:
s Z, WesteTman has Withdrawn from the
trust and organized an Independent distilling
company, whose product will be put on the
market IN opposition 10 the trust.
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UNHAPPY MARRIAGES.

An Enormous Divorce Docket to Be Dis
posed o.
LONDON, Jan. 10.-The official list of suits
for divorce or separation to be heard at the
ensuing sitting Of court is unusually heavy
There are 50 defended causes, 1856 unde-
Tended, 80 10 come before common juries
and 10 for special juries. In addition to this
there are 80 cases which are to stand over
DV consent
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Duke Of Clareno Seriously III.

LONDON, Jan. 10.-The Duke of Clarence,
Oldest son of the Prince of Wales, is seri-
ouSly i'll at Sandringham. He is suffering
from influenza, complicated with pneu-
mDnia
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The new KHEDIYE.
Abbas PaSha'S Accession Rec
OgniZed by the Sultan.
Arrangement Made for an Official ReC0p-
tiOn at Cairo.
No Change Anticipated in the Present Re-
latiOHS Between The Governments
Of England and Turkey.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

CoNsTANTINoPLE. Jan. TO- - The
Sultan yesterday told the French En-
bassadors that he had consented that
Abbas Pasha should succeed his father.
Is is understood in diplomatic circles the
accession Of Abbas Pasha will not alter the
present situation or precipitate fresh nego-
tiatlons between England and New Turkey.
ALEXANDRIA, Jan, 10.-Abbas Pasha,
the new Khedve. will be met on landing
here by the Cabinet Ministers, who will es-
cort him to Cairo. An official reception
will take place in that city.
GENERAL SATISFACTION.
CAIRO, Jan. 10.-The news that Abbas
will be recognized by the Sultan as the
Khedive has caused general satisfaction
here.
1t is generally believed here that Sir F.
Miner will be selected as English adviser
TO the Khedive. The better class of natives
are united in the belief that English eyacua-
tiOn would be impossible under present
conditions, and could certainly not be
thought Of until Abbas is firmly settled on
the throne.
CAUSE OF THE KHEDIvE's DEATH.
CAIRO, Jan. 10-Drs. Hesse and ConOnas,
who attended the late Khedive during his
last illness, have presented the Premier
with their promised joint report on the case
They assert that the KhediYe's death was
due 10 infectious pneumonia, complicated
from influenza. The Khedive requested
that morphine be injected TO relieve the
pain, but they did not do so.
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Chnrnh Gnarded hu Armea Men

WmKEsBARRE, Jan. 1O.-The Hungarian
Church at Plymouth was again the scene of
a disturbance to-day. A faction became
dissatisfied with the new priest, won't into
the church with reYolYers and forced the
submission Of the other faction. Armed
men are guarding the church tonight. Sc
Tious trouble is appreheuded.
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Natural Gas in a Church

TIFFIN Ohio, Jan. 10.-Whne services
were being held in the Reformed Church
here this morning young lady suddenly
tainted. a few seconds after she was taken
out fourteen other members of the congre-
CATION tainted. Physicians were immedi-
ately summoned and the sufferers were re-
stored 90 Consciousness with great difficulty.
The physicians say the people were as
phyXiated by natural gas escaping from a
fue into tie church. The entire cOngrega-
tiOn was affected and are still suffering
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Inenrnratinn nf nhin,s Gnuernnr

COLUMBUS Ohio, Jan. 10.-Several clubs
and military organizations arrived to-day
TO participate in the Inauguration exer-
cises tomorrow. 1t is expected that the
Iarade will be one Of the longest ever held
at any Inauguration. Major Mckinley
attended church at the Wesley NJ. Z.
Church to-day escorted by the Cleveland
GraYs.
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ENsLAVED COOLIES.

The British Government Charged With Per-
mitting the Traffic.
LONDON, Jan. 10.-Mr. Varley. socialist
ana purist. recently visited Singapore and
has written Lord Salisbury charging the
Government with permitting the traffic in
Chinese coolies to be carried on in Singa-
pore. lie says these coolies are drafted by
thousands, almost naked, and thrust into
large receiving sheds In Singapore by agents,
commonly called slave.dealers, whence they
are shipped to Sumatra, Borneo and other
countries in English steamers, and hired out
by agents to a system of enforced labor
where they have no voice concerning posi-
ton, work or paw.
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BISHOP W. PERKINS.

Appointed Senator From Kansas by Gov
ernor Humphreys.
Governor Humphreys of Kansas has filed
the vacancy caused by the death of Senator
Plumb by the appointment Of Bishop w.
Perkins.
Bishop w. Perkins was born at Roches-
ter, Ohio, and was 80 years old on October
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Central Station charged with robbery.
Morrillo knocked down a sailor on Battery
street. n ear Lombard, and took package
from him. Special Officer George Dwyer
saw the robber at work and gave chase, but
although he captured the thief he did not re-
cover the tobacco. which MorrillO handed
to partner, who ran off in another direc-
tiOn
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TRAINS DELAYED.
Heavy snow-Storm ard Much Suffering II
Kansas and Oklahoma

Kansas and Oklahoma
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 10.-DisDatches from
various points Of Kansas and Oklahoma
state that a severe snOw-storm pre-
vailed here to-day, causing much delay
to trains. The Texas express of Santa Fe
is indefinitely late. All trains from the
south on tie Missouri Pacific are delayed
from one to three hours. A dispatch from
Guthrie says the storm viii cause much suf-
fering among tie new settlers who are for
the most mart lily clad, badly sheltered
and lnsufficiently prOvisioned. A dispatch
from Arkansas City, kanS., SAYS: The
boomers" who are waiting along the bor-
deTs Of the Cherokee strip for the opening
Of that coveted land, are suffering from the
same causes.
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over my body, and got under my
nails. The scales would drop OF
OF me all the time, and my suf-
fering was endless, and without
relief. one thousand dollars
would not tempt me TO have this
disease over again. l am poor
man. bus feel rich 20 0e relieved
of what some OF the doctors said
was leproSy, some rinsworm.
psoriasis. etc. l cannot praise
the CUTICURA REMEDIES too
much. They have ma lie my skin
as clear and free from scales as
baby'S. All l used OF them
uau 2S worth If vau had haayr
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Investigation of Bank Failures.

morrow viii say: Congressman Mutchler
will offer a resolution empowering the
Banking Committee to investigate the fail
ures Of the Spring Garden and Keystone
banks to ascertain if they were due In any
way to the negligence Of Government Off
Gals
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contest court IN tie ShTieVllty contest, Ien-
deTed n decision late last night in favor OF
Z. 5. Guyman, the contestant. Guyman
will be sworn in tomorrow and will assume
the duties at once. No trouble is antici gated
over the result of the contest, although it is
looked upon as victory for the Botkin fac
tipu
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Arrest of NihiIists.

ST PETERSBURG, Jan. 10. Two Nj
hlists have been arrested at Moscow. 1t is
stated that there is evidence that they laid
bombs with an electrical attachment under
the line over which the imperial train was
TO pass from Crimea
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Iamna Gnrdnn Rennett

PARIS, Jan. lO.-James Gordon Bennett.
who has had slight attack of influenza, is
about to start for Cairo, Egypt from
whence he will 60 to Abyssinia.
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A Cnmmarnial Treaty.

PARIS, Jan. 10-The commercial treaty
negotiations between France and the United
States, it Is believed. viii be completed at
the end of this week.
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Senator Gibson

ANNAPOLIS (Md.) Jan. 10. - Senator
German and his friends who control the
Maryland Legislature, have arranged to
elect to the Senate Gibson, the temporary
SUCCESSOR Of SenRtor Wilson
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A TRAGEDY.

One Brother Accidentally Shoots His Younger
Brother.
PALERMO, Jan. 1O.-Two boys. sons Of
J. w. Weleh. resident here, were out
shooting ducks yesterday. The older boy,
aged 10 years, in showing the younger boy,
aged years. how to use the gun, accident
ally discharged the contents into the abb o.
men of the smaller boy. After the injury
he carried his brother home In n cart, and
then to Oroville where he died in the even
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Redoudo's Onening Ball.

REDoNDo, Jan. 1O,-The opening ball of
the season at the Redondo Hotel last night
was largely attended by prominent Los An
geles citizens. The music was superb. and
the ballroom was scene of enjoyment
thrOuChout the eVeninp
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Russian Wheat Prohibition.

ST.. PETERSBURG, JAN 10.-An imperial
decree has just been issued, extending to
Finland the prohibition of the expectation
of wheat from the Russian empire.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. H. Archmandrite
Frendinos to-day opened the new Greek
Church in this city. 1t is the only one in
this country outside of San Francisco Two
hundred people were present.
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William Dunn, young teamster, inter
fered between two quarrellng strangers on
Twelfth and Mission streets last night and
received deep, long knife cut on the fore
head for his pains. He was taken to the
Receiving Hospital for treatment.
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Aransas Freight.

SAN ANTONIO (Tex.), Jan. 1O.-The Su-
perintendents Of the various roads at a
meeting have decided that they viii handle
freight of tie ATansas Pass road.
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Failure Of banking Companz.

MARSHALL MOI, Jan. 1O.-The Cordell-
Dunnca Banking Company of this city sus-
pended yesterday The assets and liabili-
ties are each about $4,000.
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here and said you would have cured nus for $500 90
You would have had the money. looked Ike the
picture (NO. 2. page 40 in your BOOK "How to
Cure skin Diseases" but now 1 am as clear any
person ever was Through force Of habit rub my
hands over my arms and legs 10 scratch once In n
while. but to no purpose. l am all well scratched
twentyeight years. and Il got 20 be kind OF seeoat
nature 10 me- 1 THANK you thousand times.
DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury, Vt
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snow.storm in Nebraska.

OMAHA, Jan. 10.-Reports from all sec
tons of Nebraska show that general snow
storm is prevailing, the strong wind drifting
the snow badly. All trains are delayed.
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A BOTKIN VICTORY.

Fne Probate Jrdge in the Contest Court Decides
IN Favor Of Guyman
ARKALON Q.ans.), Jan 10.-All is quiet
at the seat of tb1 Kansas war to-day. There
will probably DO no further trouble as long
as the state troops remain at tie scene.
The Probate Judge, who has been sitting as a
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Death Lurks in Righ Places.

PARIS, Jan. 10,-The Empress of Austria
and the widow and daughter of the Khediye
OF Egypt are i'll with influenza.
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To Rnra for Nntnrnl Gas

SAN JOSE, Jan. 10.-W. j. Peatt of Beth
lehem has contracted with a well-borer of
Stockton to bore for natural gas at Bethe-
hem. The work Will be commenced in Feb
ruarX
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Admiral Rogers Memory.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-At a meeting OF
the Metropolitan Club this afternoon reso-
lutions were passed Of respect to the men-
Ory of the late Admiral Rogers.
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Fiva Persnns nrnmnnd

PARIS, Jan. 1O.-Five persons were
drowned through the capszng Of boat in
the harbOr of ST. XalerY to-day.
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to inquiries in his behalf as to their origin,
and the investigation may result in the i'm
prisOnment of some of Bismarck's press
agents, and may possibly get Count Herbert
Bismarck into trouble.
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Personal.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. - Representative
Cuttings sister and niece, residing in New
York City, have arrived here for short
visit,
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SCRATCHED % YEARS
A ScaIy, Itching, Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

II I had known OF the CUTICURA REMEDIES
twenty-eight years ago. Il would have saved me
500. 90 aud an immense amount OF suffering My
disease (pS0riaSs, commenced on my head in a
snoL not largar than cent. IL snread ranLdLE all
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Attacks on Won Caprivi.

BERLIN, Jan. 1O.-Freauent newspaper
attacks on Chancellor Won Caprivi have led
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1t would take 145, 600 cars OF 1000 bushels
each to haul the wheat grown in Kansas
last year,
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Robbed a Sailor.

c. II. Morrillo was arrested about 8
o'clock yesterday morning and taken to the
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Rooked for Robbery.

officer OConuor and Detective Dillon ar
rested Peter Farrell last night and booked
him at the Central Station for robbery on a
warrant taken out by P. kavsnagh. On
November 9Th last, Farrell and Richard Sc
guine, since arrested, 1t is charged, robbed
Kavanagh Of S6 on Long Bridge in South
San Fran iScO Farrell left town soon after
the robbery aud only returned TO this city q
few days ago.
The fUZZ found on hogs this winter in the
East is said to indicate that the cold will be
very severe.
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AN OBNOXIOUS ORDER.

Strike Of Employees on the Indianapolis Street.
Cars.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1O-Ten DAYS ago
President Frenzel OF the Citizens Street
Railway Company took up all the badges Of
the employ and notified them that except
on strictly company business they must
either pay fare or walk. This morning a
strike was declared. The company then
posted a notice that every man failing TO
report for duty by noon would consider
himself discharged. The notice had no
effect, and there is not a street-car running
In the CITY tn-daY.