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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-07-15
Ieys,
The .JeWeler,
OWSLEY BLOCK.
PEOPLE AND PLAcEa
OWSLEY BLOCK.


NEwBURG, N. Y, July 1x.-Julia Michael
and Charles Sistare, Of the wounded in
yesterdays wreck on tho West Shore,
died last night.
ToNAwANpA. n. Y, July N.-Tho strike
Of the lumber showers ended Ia the uncon.
tlitional surrender Of the men, who will
seek work as individuals.
WASHINGTON, July lA.--Thsre has been
q daily gain in the gold reserve this week,
to-day the increase being e2SS, S,22s, which
brings the total up to $9s. .37s, ,369.
MEApvILLE, Pa, July 14.-S. ID. Dick,
OF the banking Arm OF J. r. Dick q Co.,
suicidsd this morning. A heavy run on
the bank yesterday was the cause.
new YORK, July 1A.--A cable dispatch
received at late hour to-day said: There
has been taken from tho Bank of Eng
land for shipment to America, Ei75, 900 In
gold.
lNpIASApoLIs, July N.-The Baptist
Young Peoples convention resumed work
this morning. The early religious services
and committee meetings wore followed by
the regular convention.
WASHINGTON, July 14.--The acting di-
rector oF tho mint to-day purchased some
silver, but, for good aud sufficient bus-
mesa reasons. declined to give out either
tho amount bought or tho price paid, until
tomorrow.
BuzzARD's BAY, Mass. July 14.-Othcr
than taking drive over to the Bussard's
Bay poatoffice, In company with DIR. Bry-
ant, President Cleveland passed n very
quict day at Gray Cables. Colonel Ia
mont left for Now York to-day. DR.. Bry-
ant will remain few days longer.
CApDo. I. T., July 1a.--Inspector Fxs-
son of the interior department, has ar
rived hero to consult with Governor Jonos
about the proposed execution of tho con.
demned Choctaws aud will try to persuade
him to forexo tho executions. II Jones
ndheres TO his alleged determination to
execute tho condemned men. bloodsl,ed
will undoubtedly result.
PEMBfRSrLLE. Ohio. July 14.--Willlam
Cook, n section foreman, went homo
drunk and went to bed where his four
children were sleeping, and made . muir.
derous assault upon thcm with mattocls
handle. Ho picked ono of the children
up. dashed him against tho wall and cell.
ing. inaictine injuries chat will provo
fatal. Two or moro Of tho children will
die. Tho entire village Ii up in arms, and
there IL strong talk Of tynching.
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ALLiSON'S ERROR.
He Draws False Conciusioss from tho
silver Depressions.


MISxsAPoIIs. July Ex-senator Allison
OF Iowa. is In the city. IL guest Of Senator
Washbirn. He said to-day that the
present financial disturbances 10 duo
largely to the fact that there is q belief
that IL wo continue the purchase OF silver
We must soon reach silver standard
Added TO this Ia the expansion Of credits
and distrus. Of the democratic policy OH
tho currency and tariff. The stoppare Of
tho purchase Of silver will greatly aid in
restoring confidence, and We can easily
maintain at gold par all the silver wc
have. Silver bullion 10 now far below tho
normal price. and II will advance as soon
~ n policy regarding it's use Is more clearly
defined and will eventually he restored to
its old value. The original intont Of tho
law was to increase the circulating me-
dium aud IL did SO till recently. Now,
however, il had the effect Of causing the
boarding Of gold and creenbacks, causing
contraction. So IL will probably be re.
Dealcd.
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DENVER. July N.-This afternoon W. II.
Bush and NJ. n. Tabor. lessees Of the
Brown Palace Hotel company. made an
assignment. The liabilities are placed at
$4,000, and the assets at S2,22o,ooo. The
assets consist principally of real estate.
hotel furniture and bills due. The failure
includes the furniture OF the Hotel Metro
pole. the Tabor a Pierce Lumber COM
pany. held by Mr.. Bush. Il is believed
that the assets will materially decrease
before liquidation Is effected. Tho fail
ure will in no way affect the Brown
Palace building, which will not be closed.
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CONSERVATION in Mou,r.s,.

MONTREAL, July li.-The news OF tho
indictment against President Van Horn,
charging him with violation Of the inter-
state commerce law. created great con-
steruation in Canadian Pacific railway
circles. Van Horn has bcen spending his
vacation at st. Andrews, n. b.. but is ex-
pccted in this city this afternoon. Vice
President O'Shaugncssy and other off,
cials ia position TO talk on the subject
are also out Of the city, and nothing could
he learned Of the railroads. sido Of tho
case.
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FORCED TO SUSPEND.
THE Nssieaal HANK Of x sasss Csty Cisssd
by . Ras.

" - ees.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, July N.-Ths Ma.
tionai bank of Kansas City suspended
payment this afternoon and 10 now In the
hands OF the comptroller OF currency. The
assets. President ]. S. Chick said, will bs
between s2.O00,O0o and 5000. 600 and tho
liabilities. between $500. 900 and u 600 900.
He is confident that deposisors will be
paid dollar for dollar. President Chick
steady Withdrawal of deposits since the
beginning Of tho financial stringsncy.
I'VE began to lose deposits early In
along until the failure Of the savings bank
Withdrawals Of deposts has been heavier.
We tbourht Ss could rst through to-day
but We were forced to quit Just i've min
u,es before the usual time. Last night
we asksd the clearing house for help and
that fact was telegraphed to our crsditors
and depositors out OF town and caused
the run to be heavier. We asked for am.
pie aid from the clearing house and this
morning We received t35.O0). The orders
for currency come in 90 heavily. howsvse.
that We could not poss IDLY hll thsm."
The Natiooal Bank Of Kansas City had
. capital stock OF q ,0oO.Ooo. The last
statsmsnt. on May 4, showed . surplus
fund Of 600, 900 and undivided profits Of
s2s.e60. Il has outstanding loans Of about
S3.5Oo.0Oo.
Four Of the other national banks In the
city publish tonight reports OF their con-
daion at the close Of business July ~, and
all Of them being exceptionally favorable,
they arc expected to allay. In . Grsa'
measure, the uneasinsss caused BY to
days failure.
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Refuses to Ray.

SEATTLE, July li.-The Northern Pacific
railroad company has fled in the United
States circuit court 4 notice that II would
not pay S20o.Oo0 interest and sinking fund
OF tho Seattle. Lake Shore Eastern.
leased by the Northern Pacific. but which
recently went into the hands OF receiver.
The payment is due Aug. /. The reason
given for declining the payment 10 that
the contract with the Lake shore has been
declared illegal By the court.
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COUNT HERsERT's DEBUT.
ras Sss Of nisu srek Create, - uprss'
ia the Rsichseag.


BERLIN, July il.-Ths army bill pesssd
to-morrow. During the debate Count
aroused general interest. He declared
that no was satisfied with the adoption Of
the bill, though no Was opposed to tbs
two years service system, because the
socialists, through the short term OF ser.
vice, might corrupt the army. The third
year Of service would serve ~ rsfcrma-
tory sehsme. This remark caused great
upeuar which, for . time, the president
was unable to quell.
Herr Won Karioff appealed to the house
to sustain the chair against such . scanda-
lous violation OF the right OF debate. Tho
uproar finally ceased and Caprivi followed
Bismarck. He said that the two years
system could be carried through without
the dangers which Count Herbert feared.
Count Herbert frequently interrupted the
chancellor, who as last appealed 10 the
president, aud Count Herbert was called
to order.
Herr Bebcl, leader Of the social-demo-
Gratis, said that In listening to Count Her
bert. the house had heard the father
speaking through his son. Tho great
father had bsen unable to kill social
democracy and still less Was tho son able
to do %. With regard to socialism per.
meating tho army through the two years
service system, ho could tell the sovern.
ment that permeation had already been
effected. From tho ranks upwards, so
cialism had its adherants. Bebcl con-
cluded: I'VE exist. You will not be able
to get rid of us except by killing"
These remarks caused most decided
sensation. Later IN the day Count Her.
bert Bismarck planted himself before the
chancellor aud said that he desired to cor.
rect n statement made by Caprivi. This
gave rise to another uproar and tho presi-
dent reminded the count that the article
on which he wished to comment had al
ready passed the house. Tho count re-
tired to his scat amid howls. IAtor, he
apoloaized to the chancellor for irritating
him by his interruptions. Caprivi bowed
an acceptance Of the apology.
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ONE MORE OPEN SUNDAY
ACTION OF THE DIRECTORS
They Conclude That the Public
Does Not Desire the Privilege OF
Seeing the Fair on Sunday
Yesterdays Events.

CHICAGO. July iA,-Tbo worlds fair 10 10
be closed on Sunday after July 49, The
admissions OF next SUNDAY have already
been donated for the rslIef Of the families
Of the lremeu who lost their lives in tho
recent fire on the arounis. and but for
this fact the fair would probably have
been closed next Sunday.
The vote of tho local directory. rcsciud-
ing it's former action, was Overwhelmingly
In favor of closing, staudiug "a to 4. When
the meeting Of the directors was called
late this afternoon, an address. strongly
advocating closing, and signed by most Of
the leading CHICAGO clerpyrnsn. was read.
After several speeches In favor of closing.
resolutions were adoptcd, setting forth the
fact the action Of opcnjng the fair was
taken In response 10 urgent appeais
from persons and orpaui.atious. repre-
sentinu a largo majority of the public,
as we'll ms from stockholtIers of the corpo-
ration. and also i'm accord with re solutions
adopted by the city council of Chicago.
etc. Ii now appearing by the actual sd.
missions that the general public does not,
by its attendance. manifest a desire that
the exposition bc kept open zach day, and
II the fair in kent omen Suud nv Il will no.
.,ujre an Attendance Of moro than ia. 600
laboriua men and women. employes of
tho exposition, and others and IL further
appearing that the number of laboriug
meu and women whose services arc ne.
auired 10 keen the exposition omen on
Sunday ia disproportionatc 10 the num-
her OF visitors, ali previous resolutions of
opeujnr on SUNDAY ars rescjuded. 10 take
OBJECT after the 18TH instant.
CHICAGO, July N.-The weather IL still
hot and steamy at the world's fair grounds
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MINNESOTA THIS TIME.
A cyoioae Works Damage st saltwater
Two ktlled.

SALTWATER, Minn.. July N.-Shortly
after o'clock this afternoon, q cyclone
struck this city. doing great damage To
property, besides killing and injuring q
great number Of people. The dead are:
william Ancz.
Sam Simonson.
The injured arc: August Nelson, Frank
Erickson. Ole wssting. Sam Stone and
II. Durpris Of Savannah, ILL.,, Georo Rob
inson and Louis Stolts.
None OF the injured will die. Tho
weather was very sultry before the storm.
and about O'Clock the storm clouds werc
seen approaching from the west and
south. They met near tho city and i'm.
mcdiately after, the storm descended and
tore path so feet through large portion
Of the town. Several buildings werc com.
pletely destroyed and much minor damage
done.
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Suspended Pensioners.

at the pension Office to-day that $50 pen
sioners had been suspended up 10 date
under Secretary Hoke Smiths recent rul-
ing. The suspensions are not confined to
any particular locality, but are distributed
throughout the country. No pensioner
has yet been dropped under the decision,
for the reason that the 90 days allowed to
pensioners. in which to make proof of
disability, have not elapsed.
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CELISA. Ohio. July li.-R. j. Tanner OF
Reagan, Nebraska, and r. A. Gabriel. Of
vinton, Iowa, passed through this city to.
day. They made the trip from New York
to Cclina in % days. They remained all
night and left hero at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing. Gabriel will loave Tanner at his
homo st vintoa, Iowa, and Tanner viii
make the remainder Of tho trip by him.
self. He is employed by the New York
Herald to make the trip around the world
on horseback as near as hc can.
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PENSION F.OUR.a
sesssneat showing the work es sn
Prs>eat Adaintst patiou.

S>ent Aootohsttsuto0e
WASHINGTON, July IA ststsgnsnt
PREPARED at the pension bureau shows
that between April last, when the pros
ent administration OF tho bureau took
formal direction Of its affairs. and July j,
l1.O4A original certificates OF ail kinds
were issued. OF thcso 2,354 were invalid
certificates under the act Of June "a. is9o,
and S,O43 were widows certificates under
said act, making q total Of 1897 original
certificates issued under that act for the
first three months OF democratic power.
II 10 also shown that there were Issued
1850 additional pensions under the act OF
juno %. 1880, making grand total Of
l3.606 certificates issued under that act,
during the first three months OF demo
cratic control Of tho pension bureau.
Tho total number Of original certificates
of all kinda during tho fiscal year ending
June 30. 1893, 12i. .6ss. OF which % .2o7 were
under the act OF Juno "a, 1880. aud IA
were issued 10 army nursss. There were
also issued during tho past fiscal year q, ,693
certificates granting additional pensions
under tho act OF June q, 1890. During
the fiscal ycar ending Juno 30. 1892. thcre
were issued 22a.231 original certificates
and the not increase to the rolls was l39.-
s0s. As the total number OF certificates is
sued during the fiscal year just closed 10
hut 1?l .62s, IL would seem that l0l 800 less
certificates have been issued for the fiscal
year OF 1892 than for tho fiscal year OF
1892; and as the loss TO the rolls during
the last fiscal year from death. remarri-
age. etc., will amount to at least 5000. Il
will be seen that tho net increase to the
roll during the past fiscal year " III be but
Q1 GA aDafnat 110 0lQ AtRArAnno ~
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TAKING IN THE COAST.
The Vice President and ais Party iu
SOuthera Cn1ifornta,

SAN BERNARDISo. CAL, July 14.-vice
President Stevenson and his party, con-
sisting Of himself and wife, Chief Justice
Shope of the Illinois supreme court and
daughter. Judge Ewing. wife and two
daughters. Mrs. Scott, sister-in-law of tho
vice president. and Judge Burnett and
daughter. arrived in this city this morn
ing. After having brcakfastcd, tho party
was called on by q joint committee Of
prominent citizens Of this city and Los
Angeles, and q short reception was held.
Owing to tho early hour. no attempt at q
demonstration was made. Tho party left
for Riverside. accompanied by the Los
Angeles committee. After short stay at
Riverside, they will make tho trip around
the belt limo and thence to Los Angeles.
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Two very prc,,y windows of ladies' hose

Two very pretty windows Of ladies' hoso
are being shown by the Connell Go. The
window is trimmed with colored hose in
tan, blue. modes, states and reds. In
tho other window black is principal color.
Both windows are very attractive and tho
prices at which the goods are marked are
still more attractive. Sale on these goods
commences Monday.
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Takes Nothing Back.

DENVER. July is.-Eastern papers have
been telegrapning here asking the real
import of Governor waite's incendiary
silver speech. In an interview to-day b
declared he meant just what he said and
will not withdraw q single word.
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Savings hank Carried Down.

KANSAS CRY. Mo-. July N.-As . result
OF the failure Of the National Bank Of
Kansas City today, the Frsnklin Savings
bank this evening made an asssiRnment
for the benefit Of its creditors. The latter
bank cleared through the Kansas City Ns-
tional aud considerable nj its money 10
tied up In the latter's failure. The bank
carried lins of deposits amounting now
20 only $4,000. The assets are consider
ably In excess Of that sum.
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DENVER. July lathe chamber Of com
merce and board Of trade has issued q
notice that the call for the meeting NJ ST.
Louis. Monday. July IL. il withdrawn. for
tho reason that all sections will be largely
represented at the Chicago convention
Aug. ].
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De u,i-Au n uai.

Conneil Co. take inventory Of their stock
twice year. As 10 but natural they ind
several lines Of goods of which they prefer
10 lose money than to keep. They do this
either to discontinue the particular article
entirely, or to replace IL for better.
Their semi-aunual inventory sale com.
rueuces Monday.
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VAN HORN INDICTED.
The Canadian Pscihc's President Charged
with Violating the Isw.

with Violating the Lsw.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE interstate
commerce commission confirms the re-
port from Tacoma that President Van
Horn Of tho Canadian Pacific and several
local agents Of the road had been indicted
By the grand jury for violation Of tho
Interstate commerce act. In making q
secret cut of passenger rates.
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READY TO RESUME.
Two Suspended banks Have Msndsd
Their Finances.

wAsHisoToS. July H.-The comptroller
Of currency to-day authorized tho First
National bank OF Los Angeles, Cal. and
the National Bank OF Commerce Of Provo,
Utah, to resume business. The banks
will resume with plenty of money, none
Of which Is borrowed. but obtained by the
collection of amounts duo on notes or
supplied by the directors.
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LosDoS. July li.-A special from Siam
says that % Siamsse were killed and 20
wounded yesterday, during tho exchange
of sbots between tho forts Mt the mouth Of
the Meinam river and the French gun.
boats.
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CALLED HOME.
The Alert Ordered to Return From the
AsiAtic squadron.

WASHINGTON. July 1s.-Orders have
been sent TO Commander Book. com.
manding the Alert, TO proceed home,
reaching homo no, later than the last of
September. Her cruise. three years, is out
on October 8. when her crew is entitled to
discharge. She has been on duty on the
Asiatic station aud when last heard from
was at Cbemilupo, Corea.
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CHICAGO, July i&.-The French scction
Of the fair to-day celebrated the fall Of tho
bastile with short speeches aud other ap.
propriate exercises.
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English Opinion.

LoNDoN. July i4.--ln the house of com.
mons this evening. Harcourt, speaking OF
the Siam affair. said that tho government
was disposed to believe that tho French,
naval officers had acted without tho ar.
thority of tho French government.
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France May Apologize.

BANGKOK. July 1.-THE French minis
ter has informed the Siamese government
that the commanders Of the eunboats
Comete and lnconstants misundcrstood
the situation whom they fred upon tho
Pakanam forts and ascended the Mem
dam river. Their instructions contetn.
plated no such action. Tho anxiety which
prevailed throughout the city yesterday
and last night has bsen partially allayed
by the arrival Of another British eunboat.
The announcement was made this after
noon that an armistics had been con.
cluded. and the incident might possibly
be explained by France as regretablo.
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FOREIGN WARS.
keports Conserving the Brasilian sns
samoan Iusurrectious.

Reports Conserving the Brasiiisn and
samoan Iasurrections.
WASHINGTON, July l4.-The department
of state 10 without information further
than that contained in the newspaper dis.
patches. regarding the revolt in Rio
Grande do Sui. II 10 not believed to be
necessary to issue an order OBTAINING the
United States ship Philadelphia, at Rio do
Janiero, as Captain Parker has discrc-
tionary power to remain for time. IL the
emergency appears to justify II, but II is
assumed that he will proceed on his voy.
age a. soon 40 hs has supplied his ship
with coal, in visw Of the prsvalence Of
yellow fever on the Brasilian coast and
the necessity for her presence ~ Samoa.
The latest offieial reports from Samoa
make no direct reference to active hos-
Utilities, but do state that serious compli-
cations have arisen 10 connection with
the administration of the tariff laws aud
ths operations Of the land court, which 10
burdsned with an almost insxtricable
MAS Of conflicting elaine. Thess reports
havs, In . measure, prepared the depart
msnt to give crsdenes to the uuofhciai
reports Of impending hostilities between
Malistoa and Mataafa, and Il IL felt de-
sirable that the Philadelphia should touch
at Samoa at the earliest possible date.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-22

dinarily made in 80 minutes. There is a large Westinghouse airbrake by which the speed can be regulated and the ma chinery stopped entirely at a seconds notice, and every possible precaution has been taken to guard against accident.
 The sensations of first ride on the great wheel are novel and delightful Scarcely any motion is perceptible to those within the cars. The earth seems gradually to recede and then as gradual ly to approach again, as though it were undulated by a tremendous earthquake, and the blue waters of the lake seem to be moving in a mighty tidal wave.
 From the top of the wheel birdseye view of the White City may be obtained and Chicago and the surrounding coun- try spread out in delightful panorama.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-22
Daisy MilIcr's Little Brother.

The willful little brother of Daisy Miller Is no less true a type than his old
 r and more famous sister. One has but lu watch our Childron's manners with a very little attention to discover this. It will be noticed too. that those little ones whose parents are wealthy enough to leave them i'll the hands of trained serv- ants have at least on the surface, the best manners uniicd to the most docility. This seems to he largely because the serv- ants exact a certain sort of subJuGatlon from them ls well as a ready obedience tu what commands they themselves may be allowed to give. The average parent, on the contrary. has no apparent idea of enforcing mS desires. Listen to the
 Don't do this" and Do that" as said to the children you encounter in pub lie places, and notice how seldom any heed whatever is given to the speech. Once in 50 times is liberal allowance, -Philadelphla Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-22

ton game" One man falls as in dead faint. His pal, with the air of q doctor, administers restorativcs and gives his professional opinion that this man Is suffering from chronic starvation" Then a few dimes are usually contributed by pityinG bystanders. A gentleman who saw this trick played i'll the Palmer House concludes his account thus:
 With unexpected sprightliness the poor fellow rose from the chair, grasped the arm of his confederate, sauntered lightly out of the hotel and down the street. while the man who had given him dollar enjoyed the laugh of his fellows
 After it was all over. each enc tried tc figure out how the man could have faller with such skill as to strike the hard hool with his shoulders instead of his head"