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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-04
Willie md the NaiI.cs.

Butte. Sept. 3.-Mllic Mars.on was
arrested this afternoon charged with steal
ing two valises from Mrs. ii. {. Cammack.
The girl has becn the head dining-room
girl for Mrs. Cammack for some time. bu;
left there this morning and the valiscs
were missed soon aitor her de-
parture. Tho girl had gone to room
in the Cobban house, occupied by n friend
of hers and Mrs. Cammack followed her
thore and saw both of the missing yalises
in the room. She went out after an
officer and while she was gone one Of
the valises Was dropped out of the
window ana the other was hidden. Both
OF them were fonnd after some trouble
but contained nothing of any value. The
girl at first stated that her friend. who
was formerly clerk in a dry goods store.
had taken tho valises. but she afterward
admitted that she took them herself. She
and her friend were both arrested and
gave bonds for their appearance.
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TALKING OF CLOTURE.
All sorts OF Pressure TO Force tho Repea
Bill Through the senate.

All Sorts OF Pressure to Force tho Repeal
Hiii Through the senate.
WASHINGTON. Sept. SIN tho senate
the entire week will In all probability he
consumed in consideration of the bill for
the repeal of tho purchasing clause of the
Sherman act. Tho bill for the extension
of bank circulation is still on the calendar
as regular order, but there can bo littlo
question that IL will bo side.tracked by it's
author In the interest of the repeal bill.
There IL nothing SO evident as the pur-
pose of tho advocates OF this measure to
force tho senate to squarcly face tho one
issue for which the session was mainly
called. and to allow no side issue TO divert
its attention from that object. This is
understood to be the deslre of the ad-
minlstration and II is probable that IL any
assistance was necessary in bringing the
senate to acquiesco in the programme of
Voorhees,. it would be freely given by
the executive branch Of the government.
There 10 beginning to be some talk Of
cloture and already IL 10 announced that
some senators who have heretofore stoo<l
out against aud rule for tho curtailmsnt
of debate in the senate are prepared In
view Of the exigiencies of tho occasion to
support measure Of this kind. In the
house, which docs not meet until wednes-
day, there 10 nothing promised this week
except the continuation and conclusion of
the debate on rules.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-04
FRANCE TRIES TO BE CALM.
Emperor william and tbs Crown Prince
OF Italy RevlsM the GsrmAn Army.


BERLIN, sept. a-Empcror William aud
the Crown Prince of Italy arrived at Metz
this morning to attend the army maneuv-
crs. After the imperial party attended
church ihore was o parade Of the troops.
The emperor rode ut the head of tho line
as il marched through tho city. The spec
tacle was an inspiring one and tho utmost
enthusiasm was shown. The maneuvers
begin tomorrow. They will he on . larger
scale than usual. Four entire army corps
will bo in the field and engage In mimic
battle. Metz will be the point of attack
OF the hostile army.
Tho emttror on arriving at Mefs to-day
made spoech In reply to an address Of
welcome delivered by the mayor Of tho
city. Ho SAID Metz and its army corps
formed tho corner stone OF the military
power OF Germany, and were destined to
be the safeguard Of the peace Of Germany
and tho whole Of Europe. IL was his firm
purpose. said tho emperor. TO maintain
this pence.
Tho emperor wont to Courcsllss this
afternoon. and from there drove to Nor
VILE, where he has q new country resi-
dencc. The streets were thronged with
residents and strangers and his majesty
WAS Rrocted with the greatest enthusiasm.
He was also presented with an address Of
welcome from the Lorraine diet express
ing tho sentiments Of loyalty felt by tho
inhabitants of the provinces Tor his
majesty.
PARIS, Sept. 3.-Tho newspapers Of
Paris continue to indulge in bitter COM
menis upon tho presence OF the crown
prince Of Italy at Metz. Thoy say his at
tendance Mt tho German army move
meats 10 one of those acts that q nation
like France does not forget. but will not
make her depart from her attitude of
calmness.
PARIS, Sept. 3.-The French press hail
with delight the visit Of the Russian
squadron to France which Is expected.
They consider the fact of the announce
mcnt Of the squadron's coming made
simultaneously with the announcement OF
the visit of the Prince Of Naples to Meta
10 Of political importance aud additional
proof Of tho cordially Of tho Franco
Russian entente. President Carnot will
go to Toulon 20 welcome tho admiral aud
officers Of the visiting fieot.
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SHOT AS THEY ROBBED
Three Bandits Hold Up a Train and
Kill tbs Express Messenger.
ONLY ABOUT $500 BOOTY
They Went About Their Work With
Cool DelIosration and Re-
markaols Nerve and Then
Made rheir Escape.

SPRINoFrcLD, No., Sept. 3.-Near the
littlo station OF Mound Valley. Kan, at
O'clock this mornina three mon held up
ST. Louis and San Francisco passenger
train. EXPRESS Messenger Chapmin was
shot and killed. Failing to secure money
from tho express car. the bandits robbed
the I,asssngers. IL 10 es,imst that the
amount Of hooty secured fell not far short
of 500. Watches, diamonds and other
valuab.es were taksa along with cash.
Tho women were not molostol. The
exact manner in winch the express mes-
senger lost his life Is not known, bu, he
fell a victim TO n bullet from one OF tho
outlaws deadly winchesters.
The train, In charge Of Conductor Mills,
arrived In this city at IL this morning.
nearly two hours late. Throughout the
robbery only two shots were fired. and
they were the ones that blottcd out the life
OF tho expross messenger. Rufus Cohen.
chief OF police OF Wichita, was u passenger
on tho train. Tho train crow who went
through the hold up, with the exception OF
Baggage Master Loitwsin, reside at Mo-
nett. and did not como throu -h this city.
Tho only ones besides the women unmo-
Tested, werc those who wero travelling in
tho sleeper. Tho work was per-
formed with tho coolest deliberation.
Tho robbers boarded tho ensino
at Mound Valley. The engineer was
ordered to pull out and keep moving until
ordered TO stop. About ono and half
miles out of the station tho leader called
10 the engineer to stop tho train. The
crew wcre robb,d and ncxt the passengers
in the smoking and chair cars. Chief
Cohen and the porter of the sleeper, who
were armed, had taken up position SO
that thev were shielded but could seq tho
door and waited, ready for battle, but tho
robbers went by that car aud escaped in
the darkness. When tho tram reached
Oswcao q sheriif's party was organized
and started in pursuit Of tho bandits.
When the train halted at Mound city.
Express Messenger Chapman left tho ex-
press car to go to the smoker. H, hal
got out on tho depo, platform and start cd
towards the roar Of tho train. As tho
robbers, who wore on the engine, thought
he was going to give an alarm they opened
fire on him. lie was shot through tho
head. Tho train was forced to move on
aud leave him lying on tho platform.
After the bandits had abandoned the
rsain, Il went back afior the dead man.
Chapman was - years old and lived nj
eopiin aud Leaves wife whom he but TO
cently married.
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ELEVEN STEERS RUNNING WILD.
stsmpsdsd Cattle Clear the Streets Ia
wiliiamsbsrgh. Tossing = Couple OF Men.


stsmpsdsd Cattle Clear the streets In
wiliiamsbsrgh. Tossing = Couple OF Men.
NEW YORK Sept. 3.-Eleven Texas steers
out Of herd Of 10 which landed at the
foot Of North Sixth street. williamsburRh,
yesterday afternoon. stampedcd ut North
Sixth street and Kent avenue. They
dashed OF. with big rcd steer with
long pointed horns 10 tho lead. An Italian
laborer. ran into the middle OF the road
way and strotcbed his arms out 10 stop
them. The leader made for Carosso with
bowed head, and tossed him 10 foe, in the
air. Carosso was unconscious when
picked up, but soon recovered.
Tho steers turned from North Second
street into Berry street. At Grand street,
two boys who tried TO stop them were
knocked down aud tramplcd upon. The
herd wen, along Berry street TO South
Sixth street and down to Kent avenue. A
man got in the way OF tho leader and was
tossed. Tho steers ran along Kent
avenue, aud ut Broadway frightened q
woman who was crossing, and she tainted
on the steps Of the First National bank.
Tho runaways were finally driven into the
yard Of tho Ciymcr street police station,
where the man who had had them in
charge claimed them. They were con-
signed to u slaughter house In North
Ninth street.
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CArhOLICISM AND LABOR.
Archbishop ireland fah Whotsso raa
rra hs In Grspaio L.nzuasa.

ara ns IN erApato ktuxutxss
HtcAoo, Sept. AT tho worlds labor
congress tonight Archbishop Ireland
made an address, his subject being: THE
Catholic Church and the Labor Question" !"
m ,ng those on the platform were Sam
ucl Gompers, president Of the American
Federation OF Labor. and delegates from
the Social Democratic Federation of Great
Britain. The archbishop began by saying
that the cause of labor was ospouscd by
the Catholic church, and added:
"At the very foundation Of the labor
question lies proper appreciation Of tho
individual man. Religion, says Leo KILL.
teaches the rich man and employer their
work; that the people arS not their
slaves; that thcy must respect in every
man his dignity as a man and as a
Christian; that labor is nothing to be
ashamed Of, but 10 honorable
employment, enabling u man to sus-
tain his life in an upright and
creditable way, and that IL was shameful
and inhuman to treat men like chattels,
to make money by or to look upon them
morcly as 30 much muscle aud physical
power. Hero Is the whole germ Of all so-
cial rights and duty. Labor is not and
cannot be an article OF commerce.
. mcrchantabls commodity as bread
or meat, entirely subject 10
tho laws OF demand and supply.
Modern industrialism preserves nothing
beyond the markc, IN which Il bays labor.
The worry term "iabor market" indi-
cates tho extent TO which the greed OF
power aud pclf has sunk worSingmen.
Specious words are spoken TO hide away
hideous crimes against humanity. "Prcr
II a
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REED AND HIS BEE.
Many Republican. i;sSasd Him ~ Their
NeKi Prs-ld sntiai Candidate.

N~ki dsntisl Candidate.
Washington Corr. Philadelphia Record.
Ex-Speakcr Reed is tho only prominent
presidential candidate m tho house. When
a timid friend said TO him tho other day.
"why do you propose to make speech
on the silver question? Aren't you afraid
that You will hurt your presidential
chances ?" he replied in his calm way. aud
with his philosophical smile: II ncvor
have gotten anywhers by being sileut."
Reeds friends think that he is certainly
going to be nominated In lsy6. They
treat him as though he were certain to
be elected. He occupies. indeed. a unique
position among members Of congress,
whether they are his best friends or OPP
ponents, for they all recognize his
commanding ability and the high
place II has given him. He really towers
above most Of tho other mcmbors Of the
house. and even those mon who come
nearest to him In point Of power arc sepa-
rated from him By very perceptible gap.
Men on both sides defer TO him as though
instinctively. and old members. as well as
new. treat him with q respect which they
show TO no other colleague. Every man
in the house is proud to have Mr.. Reed
listen to his speeches or engage i'm con-
versation with him, and he always has
more invitations to lunch than he can ac-
cept. Even the naughty senate, which
looks down upon members Of the lower
branch. as u calls them, looks up TO Reed.
Senators arc fiattered when he comes
over TO hear them speak. or when he stops
to have n chat with them, and lie can get
an invitation to lunch in the senate cham
Der at least half as often as in the house.
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Bic Week mt ths Fair.

CHICAGO. Sept. 3.-At the worlds fair
to-day there were 1922 people. OF which
.5.i39 paid admissions. The greater
number Of the people who are in the city
to visit the exposition spent the day nj tho
city parks and other places OF interest.
II 10 confidently expected by the manage
ment that the coming week will witness
more people at the fair than in any pre-
ccding week. The Midway Plaisance
claimed the attention of those who visited
the fair to-day.
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And stili Hs Was Too Late.

washington Correspondents rev i oTk sun.
According TO Secretary Gresham and
everybody else in Washington who has
any reason to be informed on tho subject,
Assistant Secretary of State Quincy has
not resigned his Office. In connection
with the gossip about Mr.. Quincy aud the
appetite he has developed among Mass
achusctts democrats for Office holding,
this little story of John Aliens is told in
this weeks issue of Marshall Gushing 9
Capital:
"a young man desired position in the
post Office department, and applied to his
congressman. He was told he could get
no place until vacancy should arise.
Hc waited for several weeks, and one
day, when his money was nearly OK
bench. He found there many
bathers. and among them a young man
whom he recognized as clerk in the divi-
sion where he had sought . place. The
clerk ventured beyond his depth and was
drowned. When his body Was brought to
the shore the applicant lost not mo-
ment's time ia Fastening TO tho congress
man.
"'Now,' he said. Il can have place !;
there is vacancy
"'WhereT asked tho congressman.
"'Why, o clerk in the division tnaming
HIM was drowned this afternoon
"Thc congressman looked ut HIM sadly.
Il regret TO inform you,' he said. that you
are too late; the place has been fllled.'
"'How can that beT shouted the appli-
cant in despair. The man has just been
drowned
"Ycs, know replied the congressman, n,
but the place has been filed. 1t was OBJ
tanned by a Massachusetts friend OF MIR.
Quincy's, who saw the clerk go in, aud
guessed correctly that he could not
SWIM"
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THE TRAIL STILL HOT.
But the Purssit Of the n. r. Train Res-
bsrs IL Fisaiiy Abaadoned
Special Disnafnh In IhA sf,niarl

.~~s sssS oh tuo We AT9to w.
bsrs IL Fisaiiy Abaadensd
Special Dispatch to the STANDARD.
LIVINGSTON, Sept. 3.-The pursuit oS
the road agents has come to nausht, the
sherifs posse having been disbandsd
aud ths chase abandoned ut Ubet, Fergus
county. last Friday evening. This was
done under the direction of Sheriff Ram
sey OF Yellowstone county, the reason 40
signed being that the Northern Pacific bad
refused to pay the expenses incurred In
the chase to an amount exceeding SEQ,
The posse was composed Of ~ mon aud
the expenses already have am ounted Ia
$500.
Ex.Undcr Sheriff jackson returned thia
morning via Billings and tho remaindes
of posse will bc lat home" tomorrow.
Mr.. jackson said tho posse followed the
robbers trail to ubct, and when the chase
was abandoned Il was not because the
trail had been lost. He IL satisfied that
Gay and Gross aro two Of tho road agents
and that there were only four OF the out
laws. The trail led due north all tho way,
the robbers being headed straight for the
Missouri river. Forty miles from where
the holdup occurred. the outlaws changed
horses In n pasture where the animals
had been previously left, and, leading the
four jaded horses, rode 20 miles further
before calling halt, having covered the
20 miles in six hours. Tho posse rode Is
miles the first day, being then ncaror to
the robbers than at any time since.
The outlaws fairly burnt the ground up,
SO furiously did they rido. They passed
IS miles east OF Castle and went through
wire fenced fields without difficulty, being
supplied with wire cutting instrument.
Mr.. jackson 10 OF the opinion that tho out
laws will circle round and come back to
tho mountain rendezvous Of Gay and
Gross near Castle. Some surprise 10 on.
pressed in Livingston because of the sher.
ills abandonment of tho chase while still
Oh fresh trail.
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GENERAL MILES in LIVINGSTON
Hs VIII spend - Week In Moatana Hunt
Ing aud Fishing.
!. Dispatch to tn. stan iari.

specia' Dispatch to the stan iari
LIVINGSTON, Sept. 3.-Ccn. Nelson A.
Miles. stationed at Chicago in command
of the Missouri department. and third in
limo OF succession ms commander IN chief
of both departments Of the United States
army. arrived in Livingston from the West
this morning by special car. He 10 accom-.
panied by one Of his aides, Captain Mans.
and also by General Barlow and his
brother, " New York, DIR. Daily.
Of Pittsburg, Photographer Remlng.
ton. of New York. DIR. Goldman and
Mr.. Bangs of Boston. The accompanying
party lef, for Cinnabar this morning and
are making tour OF the park. General
Miles. however. will spend woek hunt
ing and fishing o, the Boulder in company
with his nephew. Arthur W. Miles Of this
city. In the early days General Miles was
stationed ai Fort kcoyh. and has fought
Indians all over the Northwest. lie as
sisted in the capture OF sitting Bull, the
famous Sioux chief. In 1880.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 3.-Peter McCooey. la
boring man, was instantly killed by bur-
glars early this morning. The robbers. IN
making their way through his room.
aroused McCooey by knocking over a
chair and he sat up in bed, when thoy
shot him. Thomas Higgins. who was cap
tured by tho police within two hours alter
the murder. confessed TO the killing.
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FRESH FROM MiSsoULA.
No Trace OF the Burgiars-rorsst Fires
Are spreading.

Are spreading.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
MIssouLA, Sept. 3.-The officers have
been unable SO far to find any trace Of tho
burglars who looted tho Hatfield house on
Friday night. The men had ~ hours start
before tho burglary was discovered and Il
is doubtful u they will be captured.
Forest fires are doing great damage IN
tho hills around tho city. On Trout creek
the flames are sweeping over large area.
A careless party started q fire on the hill
just enst Of Mssoula, and this afternoon
u large tract of valuable pasturage WAS
destroyed. The members Of the party will
be arrested.
Officers arrested man named Thomp.
son to-day for drunkenness. He had q
fearful attack Of dclirium tremens and
was running about the streets trying TO
evadc imaginary pursuers. He Is IN the
county Jail.
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Butte, Sept. 3.-The sale Of seats for
the lecture to bc given by Ianatius Don.
nelly, at Maguirc's opera house. Wednes-
day evening. will open at ~ o'clock Mon
day morning. The lecture Is Mr.. Don
nclly's best. and there should be large
attendance.
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Assignee sale.

Goods are being sold out at actual cost
by the assignee at Wishon's old stand, Al
Last Park street.
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PRESCOTT. Arir., Sept. 3.-E..w. French,
probate Judge and ex-ofilcio superin.
tendent of schools, was last night charged
with forgery and embexslenent. He has
been presenting school warrants with the
forged signatures Of the trustees.
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Notice Of meeting Of members OF the
parish OF the Catholic church of Butte,
Montana. A special meeting Of th- mem-
bers OF the parish Of the Catholic church
OF Butte, Montana, Is hereby called to bs
held at ST. Patrick's church in said city OF
Butte. silver Bow county, Montana. ct Q
o'clock y. IN. on Monday. the 18th Of Sept.
A. ID. 1883. The object OF the meeting Is
to consider the question OF Incorporating
the said parish under the laws OF the state
of Montana and also Of incorporating
under said laws tho Catholic
school known as the ST. Patrick's
school in Butte City; to elect
trustees and authorize them to do what
ever 10 necessary to effect such incorpora-
tion to adopt or authorize TO be adopted
such bylaws as may be necessary TO gov
eru said corporation and To consider and
provide for generally tho property and
business OF said parish and school. AL
members Of the parish are earnestly in-
vited to be present at said meeting. BY
order OF the 1T. Rev. Bishop Brondsl. p.
De Slere, pastor.
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FOOLED the OFFICERS.
Clever aud successfui Russ Of . Thief to
serure His Freedom.

secure His Freedom.
BUTTE, Sept. IA couple OF daring
sneak thieves attempted to 70 through ths
CobbAn house In East Broadway about q
o'clock this morning, and met with pretty
good success until they aroused one Of the
inmates and were frightened OF. The
thieves wers both caught. but ono Of them
managed to regain his liberty by pretty
smooth move. The fellows first went
through . trunk belonging to Miss
Mary Toole. which was standing out in
the hall way, aud secured gold watch and
. few other valuablss. They then got into
IN adjoining room by means Of Q skeleton
key, but secured nothing but . pair Of
trousers with empty pockets. They next
tackled the cooks room aud were busily
engaged In going through her trunk when
sho woke up with scream. They darted
out OF the room aud down tho stairs like .
shot. with the cook In close pursuit, but
she gave up the chase st the foot Of the
stairs. as she was not dressed Tor . long
run in the cold night air.
Tho clerk for the Electric Light COM
pany was sitting in front Of tho ONCE, at
the corner Of broadway and Arisona, and
when the men ran by no suspected some-
thing wrong and started after them.
They turned down Arizona before they
noticed that Chief Leyden, Sergeant Car
roll aud Officer Hogan were standing
just below on the corner OF Park
street. As tho fugitivcs nsared
tho corner this man who was
ia pursuit called out to the officers to
stop them. Tho thieves then turned into
tho alley way and one OF them climbed
upon tho roof of one Of tho buildings
facing on Park: :street. while his partner
ran on up the alley. The fellow who had
climbed up on tho roof was soon dislodged
bv Chief Leydcn and q few minutes later
Officer Hogan came up with the other one.
Tho man who was captured by Officer
Hogan pretended that he had been chAs-
ing the other fellow and when he got up TO
him he looked him straight I'm the face and
said: You're . HI of fast runner. I
tried hard to catch you but l couldn't"
Tho fellows coolnoss aud seeming SINGER
ity threw the officers completely on their
guard and after few sharp questions he
was allowed to go. When the other fellow
was searched Mt the Jail the watch which
had been stolen from Miss Toole's trunk,
aud which has her name engraved on IL,
was found on him. He gave the name OF
James Sheehan. His action and appear
ance stamp him as an old jail bird aud all
around crook. All efforts TO recapture his
partner have so far proved futile.