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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-23
WITH SHOT and SHELL
The Bombafdmsnt Of Rio Janeiro Is
Ksp! Up With Serious Results.
ALL BUSINESS PARALYZED
The insurgents Reported to Be Get,
ting the Fest OF it-Peixoto
Says He'll Fight to
the Last.
isaa by Associated Press.

Copyrighted isa3 by Associated Press.
LONDON. Nov. 2o.-The Ilnes tomorrow
will publish the following dispatch from
Rio Janeiro, dated Nov. Is, via Montevi-
dio: Heavy artillery fire continues daily.
During the bombariincnt Saturday a
shell burs, at Fort Lagc. killing an officer
and l. mon. There have been many cas-.
ualties in the streets.
Foreign diplomats consider il impossi-
BILE To take further steps for the protcc-
tion of life and property, and the naval
commanders concur IN letting both sides
proceed without further interference.
The insurgents are confident of success.
They have captured Bage, in tho province
of Rio Grandc DO Sui, and are making
progress uorthwards. President Pcixoto
is preparing for n stubborn defense Of Rio
and states that he intends fight ing to tho
last. and when his ships arrive he expects
victory.
All business is suffering severely and
every branch is stagnated. The financial
position of the government is difficult,
the treasury exhausted and the fact that
Pcrnambuco is declared in a state Of
siege, shows the spread of the movement.
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SEEMS TO BE SETTLED.
Tho Committee Agrees To Put Wool and
Iron Ore On IN. Free List.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The iron orc
men are defeated. The men who COM
batted SO valiantly TO keep this article of
the FREQ list to-day were informally noti-
fled by the members of tho ways and
means committee that il has finally been
decided by the democratic members, that
iron orc shall be placed on the free list.
The iron ore mon threaten to carry the
fight To the floor of the house.
Tho committee to-day concluded tho
wool schedule of the now tariff bill. The
measure pro, ides for tho admission. FREQ
OF duty. all woods, and also repeals what
Is known as compensatory duties on
woolen goods and reduces ad valorem
duties on such goods. Ii also repcals
compensatory duties OH carpets, rugs and
mats and reduces ad yaiorem duties
thereon from 10 per cent. al valorem to 10
per cent. al yaloren. IL also reduces
duties upon certain qualities Of waste to
20 per cent. ad yalorcm. The duty on
shoddy, muneo and certain other wastes
is put at p per cent. ad valorcm.
More than 900 petitions. kilograms and
memorials were received by members Of
the committee from temperance societies
throughout tho country asking that the
whiskcy taN be raised.
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c,u.rai Itu.L'. Funeral.

viEoouA, Wis, Nov. 222.--Ncarly all tho
details of General Rusk's funeral have
been arranged. Services for tho family
exclusively Will he held nj tho residence
tomorrow afternoon. Al tho close, the
body will be escorted to the Methodist
church by tho Masonic fraternity aud will
lie In state, guarded by Grand Army
comrades. until Friday afternoon when
public sery icos will bo held. Tho follow
ing honorary pail bearers have been
selected: EN-Attorney General Miller.
ex-Sccrctary Noble. Assistant Secretary
of Agriculture Willis, ex-senator Angus
Cameron. Senators Philetus Sawyer and
John c. Spooner, eN-tovernors Heard and
Fairchild, Supreme Court Justices John
B. Cassaday, Gen. Frederick e.. Winck.
ler, Hon. Henry 4. Payne and Wallace G..
collins. Tho active pail bearers ser, ed IN
General Rusk's regiment, tho Twenty
nth Wisconsin infantry, in the late war.
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STABBED HIS PARTNER
Three Times Peter Keller Plunses Ills
Knife Into Jamas Gray.
SLEPT IN THE SAME CABIN
When Keller Came Home This
Morning He Found the Door
Locked-Then He
Cot Excited.

Butte, Nov. e3.-At 20 o'clock this
morning therc was stabbing ARRAY in
Copper street. Pete Keller and James
Gray occupy cabin together. Gray
is working and Keller is not.
Gray has rcproved Keller often for
coming home so late, and this morning
when Keller went To the cabin he found
the cabin door locked. He was very mad
and began TO break down the door. He
succeeded In this and entering he was
greeted with blow from
stick of wood in tho hands
of Gray. lie then saw Gray stoop
down and thought he was going for
butcher knife. Keller drew his knife. A
struggle ensued in which Gray was
stabbed thrcc times. Keller gave himself
up at the police station. 4 physician was
sent for to examine Gray's injuries, the
extent of which cannot DO told yet.
IL is feared that Gray's injuries arc
serious. lie is stabbed once in the lower
part of the abdomen, once on the left side
and also has cut ON the left side. Gray
says he locked the door on his
partner because no was out SO late, and
that Keller broke down the door and be-
Gan cutting him with a knife.
Dr. Tremblay was called and bandaged
up tho wounds. Tho cabin was cold and
tho place very unsuitable to make an exc
animation. Chief Leydcn, as soon as pos
siblc, got u hack and removed Gray to DIR.
Wells hospital.
The knife was n small sized jack-knife.
Blood was on ono Of tho blades about an
inch long, when Keller turned the weapon
over to Chief Lcyden.
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Got IL In for the Doctors.

CoNsIAsriXortI;, Nov. ~. Tho spread
of tho cholera is increasing here. Dam
eerous agitation is evident among tho
the lower classes, owing 10 reports that
the governments doctors pronounce all
the patients examined by them TO he suf.
ferng from cholera and then poison them
with pills. Il is said that the object of the
government phy sicians Is To cNaggerato
tho cholera ia order to continue to draw
big salaries for attending people. The
fact that some mistakes have occurred
has tended to confirm the startling rmors
aud trouble is feared unless tho bad I'M.
preston is removed.
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10 that lite best coursc is to 60 into bank.
ruptcy, where. BY it's policy, II has forced
90 many good men,"
rHUEsroS's POSITION.
Minister Thurston OF Hawaii is not
likely to receive his passports, although IL
was said Mt the state Department this
morning that there is abundant ground
for such action. Were ii in any other
country or in this country under any
other circumstances, his passports would
be issued immediately. II is claimed that
his letter is breach Of diplomacy and
amply sufficient to warrant this move
mcnt in Immediately sevcring all the rcla-
tions with tho Hawaiian minister. Such
action would be taken but for the reason
that the American people might not think
II fair play. as the right of any man TO
talk and give his side of controversy is
always conceded. To force Thurs,on 10
leave this country would be considered by
tho people evidence of disposition not To
allow his de hearing. The department
chooses to consider the publication Of the
statement by Thursion, a vitality inter
ested party in the outcome OF the Haw-
allan affair, and not an official statement
OF the Hawaiian minister.
Thursion this morning said he had not
received his passports from the United
States government yet aud had no reason
TO expect them. There was no diplomatic
Improperly, he said. in foreign minister
making personal statement in his de-
Tense when he is personally assailed. and
he considered that he and tine members of
the provisional government as individuals
had been personally assailed and their
...,.t ,.I
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ROASTING Sc CRETARY MORTON.
Tho Grangsrs Don't Like His Remarks
at Chicago y Little hit

SyR,cusE, \. u, Nov. Elm tho ma
tioIal grange this afternoon the commit
tee on the good of the order submitted a
report on the language used by Secretary
of Agriculture Morton at Chicago. Re-
ferr,ng 10 the grange 1t was alleged that
he condemned and ccnsurcd the organiza-
lion. The language was characterized as
unbccoming n gentleman, n man in high
office aud member OF tho president s
cabinet. II was resolved that so far as the
grange was concerned there was not one
word of truth IN what the secretary said I;
that tho secretary, by stating untruths,
proved himself unworthy OF his position |:
that tho president owes IL to the farmers
of the largest agricultural nation in tho
world 10 appoint a secretary of agric ulture
in sympathy with them. The report was
adopted. 4 committee was appointed to
submit, the report to President Cleveland.
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silver Purchased Under the shcr

WASHINGTON. Nov. 90. Director Pres
ton of the mint has prepared a statement
showing the amount and cost OF silver
purchased under the act of July II, 1870.
from the date the act went into effect,
August 81. 1870, to tho date OF repeal. Mo-
yember ., iSa3. Tho amount was i6s.6si.-
$50 fine ounces, costing Sl55, 5,aSo, $40. tho
average cost per ounce being s0.o2L. Tho
present market price is about 20 cents per
ounce. II is certain that of the purchased
amount S35,os7. ..sj worth has been coined
into standard silver dollars, leaving iio,.
6aJ,1 ounces Oh hand. This amount will
coin Sisl .ol5!0DD.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-23

SrElNGrlrip, Mass. Nov. 80. The fire
which broke out in Dickinson's block at
midnight was not controlled Till eight
blocks had been destroyed, resulting in an
estimated loss Of nearly half a million
dollars. Besides Dickinson's block the
following were destroyed; 4 iiyc.story
brick. owned 10y ]. Weber. grocer: two
hyc-story bricks, owned 10y J. X. Dexter &
Co., rag dealers; ilye-story block, owned
by John Doolan, rag dealer; tiyc-story
brick. owned by A. \. Mayo 4 Co., stock
dealers; Glendowcr hotel, tho Abbey
block and part of tho Wright block.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-23

LONDON, Nov. 222.-The suit Of tho
Chilean government against the Royal
Mail Steamship company, claiming the
ownership of :Ess silver bars. valued at
ElJo.Ooo. which we're conveyed from Chic
To Montcyideo branch of River Platte
bank by tho British warship Espiegcl NJ
President Balmaceda's request dnripg the
recent civil war of Chile. commenced to-
day. SIR Richard Webster opened the
case for the Ch lean government.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-23
American beef Better Than Eur,ish.

LONDON, Nov. "a house of lords com.
mitleo Is considering the question of
marking foreign meats killed in tho
United states" IL is SO like English beef
that the public is unable to tell tho diff
ference; IN fact. the committee is of the
opinion that large quantity Of English
beef Is inferior to American. The com.
mittec recommends that dealers In foreign
meats be registered aud have signs stat
ing tho fact affixed to their shops.
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SAN Francisco. Nov. 2e.-Five furlongs
-Suc Abbott won; Raphael, second !;
Normandic. third. Time, 12a. Ono
mile-Thornhill won; Carmel. second; ;
priccllc. third. Time, Las. six furiongs
-Nomad won; Realization, second;
Royal Flush. third. Time, l:i2s4. Oas
mile Revolver won; Sympatheiic's Last,
second; 81. Patrick, third. Time, :i2ii.
Five furlonGs-Hobair won; Broadmede,
second; san Jacinto, third. Time,
I
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NASHVILLE. Nov. ae.-Track heavy.
Five furlongs Carmen won: Diamond
Dick, second: Calhoun. third. Time,
| :07. Five and oue-half furlongs-Gass
won: Fred Gardner, second; Marcel,
third. Time. IL. Six furlongs-Service
won; Linda. second; Oxford, third. Time,
I:l1A. Six and onc-half furlongs f,oro
won; Lord Willow brook, second; Pretti-
wit. third. Time, 70. Five aud one
half furlongs Tom Kelly won; Emma
Mac, second; Henry owsley, third. Time,
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TACOMA, Wash, Nov. 22.-S. II. Hart.
president, and r. =. Dinsmorc, cashier. of
the Buckley state bank, have disappeared
and their creditors arc attaching their
property. There is shortage of more
than $4,000 in their accounts with Tacoma
and Seattle banks aud the farmers Of tho
neighborhood. II is thought that Hart
and Dinsmore sailed for Japan on Sunday
from Vancouver. Be. Hart was former
resident of Showcgan, Maine. and bins
more of Chicago.
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Tho union PaeIfle AfAir..

NEW YORK, Nov. -. The conference of
the representatives of tho various inter
cs,s in the | Mon Pacific railroad was re-
sumed to-day. The meeting was secret,
but Il is learned that IL il intended TO form
a reorganization OF tue committee. Scna-
tor Brice will probably bo chairman. IL
is believed that DreXcl. Morgan d Co. wall
assume charge Of the business of reorgaui-
zation.
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Rumor. ,tn ramiIy Quarrel.

CmcACo. Nov. 22.-An btcr OccdI
Washington special says: 4 report is
gaining wide publicity that there is a
sharp difference of opinion IN tho cabinet
Oh various matters, aud that as result,
Gresham and IIoke Smith have threat
cnod 10 resign 1t cannot be determined
whether there is any truth in the report.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-23
Crooked Figures,

CLEyfiANp, Nov. Ca discrepancy
has been discovered of moro than sl.UO.-
600 between the figures given by the local
national banks Ia tho comptroller OF tho
treasury and to the auditor for taxation.
The discrepancies III tho figures occur
in the statements Of surplus aud undi-
vided profit. Tho statements 10 the comp
trolior were made May Is aud 10 tho audi.
tor May II, 1898. No explanation Is given
except the difference of ono day IN dates.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-23
HiCHwAYMEN IN HELENA.
They Hold Up . saioonkesper aad HIS
Wife In q Road House.

Special Dispaich 10 the Standard
HrLEsA, Nov. Highwaymcn began
operations hero tonight and from de-
scriptions IL Is thought they are
tho tall man and the short
man who committed SO many crimes
in Butte. Al least two men of that physi-
cal description entered the saloon and
residence known rs Wassweiler's road
house not far up tho gulch above
tho Broadwater hotel tonight, aud
held up wassweiler and his
wife. They got a Winchester shotgun
and small sum OF money. They threw
the gun away n short distance
from the house. An alarm
was soon given and tho police and
shcriH's officers were soon on the hunt.
but at midnight had not found the high
waymcu. They woro masks over their
faces, so that n description was impossl-
klo
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N.., A.rx Much Alixr.

WASHINGTON. Nov. aa2,.-Cnder a Kansas
City date some reckless newsInoIser sent
out rumor that United States Senator
Vest of Missouri had committed suicide,
adding that no one knew where Vest was.
The fact 10, Wee, 10 here and 10 very much
alive.
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A..irn,n.ntin Bosem,n,

Sncclai Dispatch 10 tho standard.
EoZEMAN. Nov. The Bolcmau Mcr-
camille company made an assignment to-
day To George l.. Ramsey for the benefit
OF its creditors. The liabilities are $4,000
and the assets arc said TO bc $4,000. All
the creditors are outside parties with the
exception of the Commercial Exchange
bank. which has claim amounting tn
- Opn
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NEwBERN. Tenn, Nov. ss.-ffre last
night DESTROYED half dozen business
houses. causing loss of s5n.0uo. Leo
bradshaw and Fat MoiIat, white. aud Id
Gilbost, colorcd. were burnt To death. IL
is believed that other bodies are in tho
ruins, several were seriously hurt.
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MApRip. NOV. s2.-Thc govern nent has
sent the sunboat Rio pouro to the west
coast Of Africa, in compliance with re-
quest Of the governor of that place. who
reports that tho factory IL thrsatensd With
an attack by the Moors.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-23

CHEyENNE, Wyo., Nov. Judge Smith
dismissed the case against Henry Smith.
charged with conspiracy to murder George
Welluau. who was connected with the iu-
vasion. On tho ground that the prosecu-
tou failed TO make cut case. smith has
been iu jail one year waiting his trial.
WHICH began today.
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Af,nr The Me..sre

WAsiiiNGgoS, Nov. 2s.-It was stated
this afternoon that none of the reports OF
the cabinet officers will be given out or
made public until after congress has met
and the message of the president sent in.
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is that its best course is to 60 into bank.
ruptcy, where, by it's policy, II has forced
90 many good men,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-04

The following from yesterdays Pitts
burgh Post will be generally endorsed
in Wheeling: One OF the most popular
crews of the Baltimore & 0hio's Pitts
burgh division is that of the Wheeling
flyer, No. GIG, running between this
city and Wheeling. Everyone OF the
crew is known to hundreds OF patrons
of the line. The train is in charge OF
good natured Charles Adams. Veteran
Engineer Thomas Noble is at the throt-
tie, while Fireman Sim Shook is on the
left side OF the cab. The baggage mas
ter is James Gibson, ant the brakeman
Samuel Hendricks. Engineer Noble has
record remarkable Tor its length,
which is thirty.three years, twenty
seven of which have been passed in the
service OF the Baltimore d Ohio. He
began his railroad career on the Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh in 1860.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-04
The
Youngsters
- 77z H.

From Oldest to youngest, we have a specalcare
for the BOYS and their Wearables. If there's any
where that quality has to stand on its own bot
tom, it's in Chidren's clothes. But we've solved
the problem at the popular price, and now there's
scarcely a family in town who is not enthusiastic
over our S. Suits. Our trustable values begin
way below that, so by the time you reach the S.
grade they have ripened into rich effects. The
Bows watch out for looks, the Mothers for wear,
WE FOR BOTH, and so we please both. There
are hundreds of Single and Doube-Breasted,
Short Pants Suits in our S. grade, most as many
at this one price as fill other stores at all prices
Ours are stoutly made. The kind we sell are the
lasting sort The patterns are mated to the years
that are to wear Them the last stitchS as secure.
ly and carefully taken as the first; they are trim.
med tastefuy and durable. Take the BESSIE
MER SUITS that's one of the S. variety. It's
double in seat and knee. 1t doesn't seem as if the
most careless wear could work its ruin +; and that's
the sort the whole line is made up of-flrm and
fawless. If you want to make a comparison, put
them beside the offering at Sc and 81 elsewhere.
In other words, we save you dollar or two on
every S. suit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-04
PROTEST. AGAINST REDUCTION.
The d. & o. Employees Action-The Ont.
come IN Doubt.

The d. & o. Employees Aotion-Tho Ont.
come IN Doubt.
The wage situation on the Baltimore
& Ohio has assumed very interesting
phase. The ttainmen and telegraph
operators. through their representa-
tives, have fled a protest with the com
pany against any reduction whatever in
wages. The members OF the grievance
committees from this section who went
to Baltimore last Thursday to confer,
in company with committeeman from
the entire system, with General Man
ager Odell and other officials in regard
to the proposed z! per cent reduction
have arrived home and say that moth
ing definite had been accomplished
after two days and half OF discussion,
except that the employees had notified
the company that they we're not only
opposed to the n per cent cut, but to
any reduction whatever. The confer
ence then adjourned, the committee
men leaving for their homes.
The matter is at an interesting stage,
and what the outcome will be, now
that the conference failed to accom-
plish anything, it is impossible to
state. The company may insist on a
reduction anyhow, but IT is not likely
to do so Immediately. One committee.
man intimated TO Pittsburgh paper
that the company was not convinced
that the delegates represented the SEN
timent OF the great body OF the train
men and operators. and to demonstrate
this would have poll taken. Another
employe commenting on this, said with
emphasis that if such poll be taken it
would fully show that the sentiments
OF the men were as represented by the
committeeman. The latter did not go
to Baltimore in ignorance OF the senti-
ments OF those they represented.
The railroad protective iraternal or
CARNATIONS are perhaps more strongly
organized on the Baltimore Ohio than
on any road in the United States, and
they stand together in any matter af-
iecting their common veal. The rela-
tons between the company and train
men have heretofore been OF the most
satisfactory and auicable character.
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Tho lyenthor In september.

From the record of the weather last
month kept by @. Schnepf, the govern
ment observer, the following focts will
appear: Nineteen days were fair and
four clear; two were cloudy without
rain and rain fell on five. The wRrmest
day was the 7th, when thethermometer
registered 90, and the coolest was the
10Th, when the mercury got down to
Il. The average temperature was 675,
az against FOL in the same month OF
1892. The rainfall was but LOS inches,
while in September, 1892, it was 3.l7.
There were two thunder storms last
month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-04

4 quiet wedding took place yesterday
afternoon at the residence OF Rev. Dr..
D. A. Cunningham, on Fourteenth
street, the contracting parties being
Mr.. Albert Herman, OF Geneva, Ohio,
and Mira. Margaret Mcbride, OF South
Chapline street. They left on the 2:45
train for Cleveland over the Cleveland,
Lorain < Wheeling road. whence they
willgo to their future home in Geneva,
0hio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-04

THERE can be no health for either
mind or body so long as the blood is
vitiated. Cleanse the vital current from
all impurities by the use OF Ayers Sar-
saparilla. This medicine recruits the
wasted energies, strengthens the nerves,
and restores health to the debilitated
system.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-04

SEVERAL persons have come to me
with ill-ftting glasses, claiming to have
been fitted by other parties, under nv
methods and instructions. wish to
say to the public that have never in
structed any one in my method of eX-
amining the eye and fitting glassea.
PROF. II. Shelf,
The Optician, lilo Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-04

In the circuit court yesterday an
order was made referring the case OF
Oscar 0ukum & Co. Va. Sarah L. Par
sons ct al. to George r. E. Gilchrist,
commissioner in chaucery.
In the case OF Sarah Dixon Vs. James
Z. Rogers, executor OF Charles Nichols,
deceased, judgment was entered for
S4q5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-04

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record a deed made August 26 by Mich
CLAUS MIchelfelder and wife to William
A. Strauss, for Sl,700, lot fronting
twenty-six feet on the west side OF Nc
Colloch street, south OF Tenth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-04

Clerk Hook yesterday issued a mar
rage license to William Henry Haver-
camp, aged twenty-seven, native of
Preston county and resident OF Wheel
ing, and Frances NJ. Korm, a native Of
Brooke county and resident Of Wheel
inn