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BREAKING UP THE FAIR.
Some OF tho Attractions to Go to saI
Francisco and Others to Augusta.

Some of tho Attractions to Go to San
Francisco and Others to Augusta.
Cuc,co. Oct. 3i.-There was a decided
,,i,,,nu,,on in a,tcndanec at the fair To-
d,y. Thcr,yh oiyicially closed las, nigh,
Mn. ga,cs arc still omen and tho attrac.
lions uncbanue,l: but 4, IL evident that
CbicaUoans have about completod their
visit, and tho outside world had made its
colcu,ation. 10 denart when the ON ioioI
end came not anticip,tiny that tho yatcs
would continue TO swing on their HINGES.
soma of the e,b,bitors W I'M go d,rcct 10 tho
,nidw;n,er fair at san Francisco. A nun.
her of nlais,nce attractions are going
there and others arc going TO The Au,usta
cxnosi,ion nt Augusta. Ga. which oneps
Nov. "A and Continues until D,c. IA. Tho
r,ana,ors of IN. last named exnosition
h.y. arr.r,,d with Soma vino have boon
re,.ined bv Californla 20 no 10 Augusta
t,r.t nnl nroceed thence to ,be Pacific
co..t
Tho exhibitors are not scrambline 10 Get
aw.v. Prcparations are going on i'm ali
the buildings prcparatory to moving. hut
80 ouietly that visitors are not aunoyed,
The plaisanco people aro hard to move.
Sope of Them say they are going to stay
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CHICAG0'S DEAD MAYOR
Thousands View The Remain; Lying In
State In The City Hail.
PLANS FOR THE FUNERAL
All Business viii Ee Practlcal ally
Suspended To-Day-Prenderga
Jeered and lnsuited by His
Fellow Prisoners.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-Ths remains of the
late Mayor Harrison were borne to the
city hall to-day to lie In state. Dense
crowds throngcd the streets and side.
walks for blocks around the Harrison
mansion on Ashland boulevard previous
to the start. In the main IL was not n
fashionable throng. but such rs in life he
liked to move among and speak with. The
remains were viewed by vast crowds OF
borrowing citizens.
A solemn stiffness prevailed as eight
fire department captains emerged hearing
the coffin Eight police captains followed.
sharing the honors as pallbesrcrs. The
cortcgc was long ono aud the distance
20 the city hall through the heart OF the
city, two miles, was covered, n considera-
bic thing in Chicago.
Tho utmost simplicity characterized the
march 10 the city hall. The henrsc was
perfectly plain black. q vehicle with no
noddiug plumes. and no music resounded
above the tread of feet following the re-
mains. Meatimc great throng had gath.
cred abou; the city hall, men, women and
children. As the cortegc approached
hats were dofycd in revcrent silence. As
the hearsc stopped before the entrance.
strains of Chopin's funeral march re-
sounded from n band on the steps, and as
the casket was borne within, sobs
were heard on every side. The
casket was deposited on a
catafaiquc in tho main corridor. sur.
rounded by floral offerings. The doors
were opened and seemingly endless
stream of people began moving past in
two lines. All day long they passed rap.
idly and il seemed as IL they would con-
tinuc all night II permitted. They looked
upon face perfectly natural in the peace.
fulness of death. The dead mayor looked
as il sleeping.
Tho funeral will take place tomorrow
morning from the Church of the Epiphany
on Ashland boulevard. Before tho
services. the remains will he taken from
the city hall to the church. Tho funeral
procession will proceed from tho church
10 Graee!and cemetery. The column will
be large one. many societies having ap
piled for place IN line. Tho public
schools. the board OF trade, banks and
ther places OF business will bc closed to
morrew out Of respect to the dead.
Prcndcrgast. Harrison's murderer, Il
having rough time in Jail, tho othc
prisoners scizing every opportunity TO jec
at the wretch and shrek imprecations a
him. So exercise outside OF his cell Il
made practical impossibility. To-da,
the assassin seemed for the first time tc
realize his position. All along he has ap
parantly labored under tho dc!usion tina
his companions in crime would look up t.
him. but to-day he seemed to understand
that he was abhorred even by hardened
criminals, as n cowardly assassin.
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FREwEN VERY HOPEFUL.
The Great Esgiish Bimessiiiss Thinks
Silver Will Cems Out All Rizht.


Silver Will Coms Out All Rixht.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 3l.-One Of the most
interested listeners to the closing debate
on the silver repeal bill was Morston
Frewen, the leading bimetallist Of Great
Britain. Frewen does not think the cause
of biine;allism by any means hopeless,
but on the contrary, believes that the wide
attention which has been drawn to the
subject by tho discussion in tue senate
will serve to force the question to the
front the world over. He has no doubt
that the very interests now clamorine
loudest for repeal will be forced by bust.
ness exigcncies 10 come TO the support OF
silver coinage in a few years. He has the
highest admiration for the way the silver
side Of the question has been presented IN
the senate. and regards Senator Jones OF
Nevada as one Of the greatest authorities
OH finance in tho world. One of the re-
suits Of his visit to America II this time
may be the formation of an International al
association in the interest OF silver.
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UP. AND THE oRsAr NORTHERN.
The Passenger Associations rhinks There
May B,n Fight

CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-The committee OF
tho Western PASSENGER association ap-
pointed to confer with the receivers and
General Passenger Agent Lomax OF the
Union Pacific on immigrant business, to-
day notified Lomax that they could not
confer with him alone. The receivers
must be present or there would be no con-
ference. The Union Pacific served notice
on the Western Passenger association that
Oh November 3, IL would withdraw from
all local associations in which the
association lines are members. The menu
bcrs of the association think this means
trouble. and believe that the Union Pacific
is preparing for struggle with the Great
Northern. II tho Union Pacific goes into
tho fight on transcontincntal rates. il will
stand an excellent show of winning. as its
mileage is shorter to the coast and it is
not under its receiyership Sompsped to
earn more than operating expen6sA
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WILL PROBABLY PASS.
The Chinese Bill to Go Through tho Sem
ate Without Opposition.

are WITHOUT opposuiohs
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-The senate, in
al! probability will bc occupied tomorrow
with the bill extending tho time for six
months in which Chinese laborers can
register under the Geary law. Senator
White of California arrived this morning.
He and Senator Perkins expect to speak
upon the question as do also Senators
Hoar and Davis, but it is not probable that
there will be any factious opposition to
the bill. There are some features of the
measure OF which White and Perkins do
not entirely approve, but as it recognizes
tho principle that tho Chinese can be ex-
cluded from the country by legislative en-
actment, they will probably content them
selves by explaining CALIFORNIA; attitude
upon the question. Hoar and Davis will
probably make an objection TO tho doc
trinc. The general undcrsta nding Is that
there will he no objection to taking up tho
bill tomorrow morning.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 3l.-Diring the pro-
cress of the Tammany ratification meet
ing tonight. fireworks were set off ia the
street. An iron-lined box, in which tho
pyrotcchnics had been delivered. was
placed over n big bomb before II exploded,
The box was blown into fragments. which
scattered in every direction. injuring
nearly a scorc of persons ani shat;crnE
doors and windows in the vicinity. pI
the injured. Mrs. Donovan is not expected
TO live and her husband. James, is Grip.
pied for life.
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IN THE SENATE.
Prayer IL offered aud ths Desert Land
Enny Bili Passed.

Prayer IL offered aud this Desert Land
Entry Bili Passed.
WASHINGTON, Oct. a.-The senate
opened with prayer this morning for the
first time since 0ctober Il. Walthall,
from the committee on public lands, re-
ported the senate bill extending the time
for final payments on desert land entries.
Tho committee amended the bill SO as to
extend the time of payment for one year
instead of three, and to make IL apply
only to entrymen who are unable to pay.
As amended the bill passed. A rcsolu-
ton, authorizing the committee on agri-
culture and forestry to continue during
the recess its investigation into state agri-
culture. authorized by the resolutions of
April ~. 1892, and March 3, 1898, was
agreed to.
Blackburn, democrat. OF Kentucky Of
fered the following resolution. which was
agreed TO:
Rsspirfd. That the committee on rules be
instructed to inquire and report 10 the senate
what revision and amendments to the rules. II
any. should be adopted TO secure more Ell.
cienE ana satisfactory disposition Of the busl.
ness of the senate.
Cockrcll. from the joint commission on
the conduct of business in the executive
bill relating To contracts for supplies,
which provides for the board 10 compare
all bids received and recommend their ac.
ccp,ance or rejection. The New York and
New Jersey bridge bill was then taken up
and the remainder OF the days session
was almost entirely consumed with debate
on the measure. The bill passed withou,
division.
Gray. democrat, of Delaware, moved
that the house bill TO amend the acts ap.
proved May ., 1892, to prohibit the coming
of Chinese persons into tho Caiied States
be taken up so that it would become un
| finished business. Davis. republican, o.
| Minnesota called for n divisional voted
yea and 8 in negative. No quorum voting
| Gray withdrew his motion. The senat,
then. at 80 p. m. went into cxecutiv,
session, alter which il adjourned.
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PROBABLE COURSE OF ACTION
How tho Repeal Bin Will BE Forced
Through the House

Through the HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.-The silver men,
or the most intense silver men i'm the
house will. il is said, insist that the repeal
bill be put through by force, and without
any agreement on their part as to the
time when the debate shall end. or any
thing else. They say they mean to be
forced into submission. The mode OF
procedure in the house tomorrow will
probably be this: AS soon as the speaker
lays tho bill before the house Wilson Of
West Virginia will move that the house
concur in the senate amendments, and
upon that he will demand the previous
question. Then someone will suggest that
time be given for debate. Wilson will in
sist upon the previous question. Then fiji.
clustering will begin. Ii is doubtful how
much strength the silver men will have.
hut there is little doubt that these men will
have sufficient strength TO call the yeas
and nays, and that will force the commit.
tee on rules to report cloture resolution.
This will be done il filibustering begins.
Tho repcalers have been worried about n
quorum aud to-day could count but 165
members who voted against all the amend
ments when the bill was pending la the
house before and il all the other men,
bers, about l3o. who supported silver in
some form, should refuse to vote on tho
various motions, 1t would leave the house
without quorum. But it is understood
that they will not do this.
Bland will be given an opportunity 70
move to commit the bill to his committee
on coinage, weights and measures,as such
a motion is privileged under the rules. II
would. OF course. be voted down. 1t is
probable that tho rules committee will
fix the time for voting on the bill at some
time tomorrow evening, perhaps about 8
o'clocE
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The wrattan Murder.

WAsHINoToS. Ind. Oct. d.-lt now APP
pears that the murderer of the Wrattan
family. Stone. last night before tue grand
Jury stated that Charles :. McCalrerIy,
whose wife is heir 10 the Wraitan estate.
and Roncrt SNanegan. were among tho
accoinpl.ces in the murder. Snanegan
was brought before the grand jury this
afternoon but Was not he'd. For some
reason McC Caflerty was not brought in.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-01
UNCLE GAM IN BRAZIL.
An Omeisi Dsnial Made Of the Reported
Treaty.

LONDON. Oct. 31.-The Brazilian minis
ter Of this city, In an interview regarding
the alleged secret treaty between the
United States and Brazil, is quoted as say.
ing: Il received dispatch from my gov
eminent yesterday making q statement
similar to the ono cabled to tho associated
press. While It is possible that such
treaty. In tho general conception of the
word, does not exist. you can depend upon
II there 10 good understanding between
tho two republics. and the United States
will not permit the restoration OF mon-
archy II II can prevent IL. Ameri-
can warships have not gone
10 Rio Janeiro for nothing"
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3i.-Conccrning the
statement from London as TO the utter
ancc of tho Brazilian minister touching
the treaty between Brazil and the United
States, Secretary Gresham said: II can
scarcely believe the Brazilian minister has
made any such statement, for thcre is not
q particle Of foundation for it," He added
that thcrewas no understanding in regard
TO the affairs of Brazil as far as he knew.
MendoIca, the Brazilian minister, said:
"There can certainly be no truth in the
statement. I do not think the Brazilian
minister in London made the statement
accredited to him. Hc has certainly been
misrcpresentcd. I know nothing Of a
treaty having been entered into between
Brazil and tho United States"
LONDON, Oct. 3i.-The Times has the
following adviccs from Rio Janciro under
date of October q: The insurgent
fleet, in conjunction with Fort Vilieeaig-
non, daily bombards Nicthcroy. Santa
Cruz and san Jose. but has suffered se-
vcrcly, though there has been no loss of
life. Tho Irovisional government, which
has been firmly established nt pesferro
and Santa Catar.na. Is organizing land
forces. The insurgents have plenty of
munitions of war. Decisive action by Ad.
miral Mello is expected shortly. The Re.
publica rammed tho transport Rio De
Janciro, which was conveying 100 troops
TO Santos and 800 of the troops were
drowned. Admiral Mello confirms the
truth OF this report. He denied that no
has any intention OF restoring the empire.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. Ex-senator Black.
burn SAYS IL is his purpose. rs chairman of
the committee on rules, to take mp tho
subject of amendment and revision of the
rules of the senate as authorized by tho
resolution introduced by him aud passed.
by the senate to-day. as soon after tho
convening Of the regular session as may
be practicable. He declined TO indicate
what changes ho would advocate or
whether he expected to secure the cooper
alton of majority of his committee.
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WAsHrSoToS, Oct. 3i.-Owing to the ne
cessity of transporting a large amount of
gold bullion from the assay Office at New
York TO the mint at Philadelphia. and
gold and silver bullion from the mint at
Carson City to San Francisco. as well as
the increased deposits of gold bullion at
minor assay offices, II will be necessary TO
obtain an appropriation for defrayins ex-
pcnses. Secretary Carlisle to-day sen, to
the senate request that Sl5,0O1 be appro.
priatcd Immediately for the purpose.
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Nancy win B- Tried in Civil Court.

CHICAGO. Oct. 3i.-An inquest, over tho
remains OF Captain Alfred HedSary, who
was shot by Lieutenant Nancy. was held
at Fort sheridan to-day. Witnesses testi-
fed Co the occurrence ns already detailed,
aud tue jury returned n verdict that the
man came to his death from gun shot
wound Inflicted by Lieutenant Nancy. The
matter was then turned over to the federal
authorities, but it is understood that the
civil courts and not courtmartial will be
allowed to deal with Lieutenant Nancy.
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DEATH OF JUDGE HoSMER.
He Was Appointed Chief justice Of Mon
fan, nv Pre.id.ut Lincoln In 1864

He Was Appointed chief justice of Mon
tana bv President Lincoln In 1864
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 3l.-lIezckiah l..
Hosmer. cx-rh!ef justice Of Montana, died
in this city to-day, AT tho ago of IS years
and II months. He was born ut lIcnder-
son. n. y. After being admitted to the bar
no went TO Ohio. edited the Toleda Blade.
OF which ho was ono OF the proprietors.
and started tho daily paper OF that name.
In 1864 he was appointed by President Lin
coin chief Justice Of Montana, and occu.
pied that high position for eight years. In
1873 he came to San Francisco. where he
devoted himself principally TO literary
work.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-01
New Chaplain OF the House.

WASHINGTON. Oct. Sl.-The democrats
of the house held q caucus tonight TO Sc
lect n successor TO tho late Rev. Samuel
w. Haddaway as house chaplain. On the
third ballot Rev. Edward w. Baglcy. pas.
tor of the Christian church of this city. was
selected by vote Of 63 TO SO for Rev. Isaac
Teanton. of the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist church.
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SoUTH bend. Ind, oct. 3l.-Tho very
Rev. Edward Sorin. superior general Of
the Order OF the Holy Gross. and founder
of the University Of No,ro Dame. died this
morning after lingering illness of
Bricht's disease.
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NlsIiic SnnnIY Of GraIn.

New YORK, Oct. 3l.-The visible supply
OF grain on Saturday. Oct. %. complied by
the New York produce exchange. is as fol-
lows: Wheat. 69.33s.0 .0)J. au increase OF
2.3i9.ol0: corn, a,lI5,OoJ, an increase Of
4ii.yo; oats. $4,000. an increase az
$500: rye. $4,000, an increase OF 66.OJ0
b ,rlcy. 2,.l).OOl. an increase of 375,00l.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-01

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3l.-Postmastcr
General Bissell to-day transmitted 10 the
secretary of the treasury estimates for the
postoificc department, for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1895. The total amount
is go, ,S9e.is5, as against ssi, ,ool ,3li for the
present fiscal year.
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Amos Cumming. III.

WAsHINGroS, Oct. A.-Reprcsentaiiyo
Amos Cummings of New York was taken
suddenly i'll while in a bath room in the
basement of the capitol shortly after the
house adjourned this evening. lie had
three congestive chills. At midnigh; he
was reported as resting easily.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-01

WORLDS FAIR, CHICAGO. Oct. 5l.-H.
I.icbcs 4 Go. of san Francisco received
the only award ayains; the worlds compe-
tition for the best display of sellskin gar
mcnis as regards workmanship, quality
aud desirable styles. They also received
three other awards for manufactured
furs, etc. 1t Was conceded all along that
competition with the LIebes company was
impossible.
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ANOTHER CRANK HEARD FROM.
Ho Demands $1,000 Prom q New York
Poltcs Sergeant.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3i.-Sergeant Pagan Of
East Thir,y-iifth street station, WAS behind
his desk this morning when wild-iooking
man entered and in a fierce voice de-
maudcd 500. Seeing he had tough
man to contend with, and in order to gain
time. Pagan invited the man into a wait.
inc room. The two were talking when
Patrolman John Rose entered. Il owe
this man S5,0oo,' Pagan said. "ofiicer,
take him down TO the bank aad see that
he gets it, The crank joyfuliy arose. As
soon as he came in sight of the iorAville
police court, however. lie realized tho
trick played on hun and refused TO enter
the building. A rough and tumble fight
resulted. tho policeman being victorious
Pending the arrival Of Judge Grady, the
fellow Was put In tho prisoners pom.
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NORFOLK. Va. Oct. a.-A collision oc.
Cured on the Norfolk d Western road
hero this morning, resulting in tho death
OF ]. Andrews. the engineer and Ed Hand.
o laborer, and serious injury 10 live others.
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rhi. One W.o,.d stoo. 900.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3i.-A crank called on
Chief of Police Byrnes this afternoon and
demanded sioJOoD which he declared
Byrnes owed him. OF this $4,000 was in
tcrest, whic. he wantoI IN pennies. lilo
was locked up.
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,I,uy.r with y, Respect for Law.

SAN Francisco, Oct. M.-Clark L. X.
Royce. once a prominent lawyer here, to-
DAY received n sentence to serve seven
years in the state prison. Royce embez-
rled the funds Of the Veterans Home as-
sociation.
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y, poli,ie. in Ihsirn.

CHICAGO. Oct. 3i.-The fourth annual
convention OF the Non-Partisan National
W. &. L. L. commenced here to-day. After
an address of welcome and responses,
Mrs. Ellen ]. Phinuey. president OF the
organization. made lengthy address.
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New YORK. Oct. 3l.-Monsrolia An
drcws, the man arrested yesterday In tho
Office Of Edwin Gould, was remanded 10
Jail to-day pending an examination as to
his sanity. His words aud actions while
in court were such that every one present
was convinced that no is insane.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-13
r[ntmraI C.

There is every reason to believe
that before many months roll
around Ceredo will be enjoying the
Injuries and comforts Of natural gas.
For a long time the question has
been agitated, but now a company
has taken hold Of the matter with
the intention Of COMMUNICATING the
devoutly to be wishrd for end.
Leete 81 Williams, Of Huntington.
are making preliminary location
surveys for pipe line about 40
miles long, to be laid by the natural
Gas Co, Of West Virginia, head.
quarters at Pittsburgh. The line is
70 extend from the Warfcld gas re-.
gion in Kentucky to Central City,
and when completed will furnish
gas TO Ceredo Huntington, Central
City and adjoining towns.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-09-13

Two Baptist ministers oyer lu WAYNE c0un-
On lasL week INDUCED lu loud aud Justly rnag
words, and inlu went FOR eacn OILERS uies
after tbe u0sf approved flc.ics Gf the arena.
ll % alIl irnt nItcr fne curtain frnnurf fNfr
received more pointed ana practical ideas on
Use eHlfacN OF immersion than ever before.
strange what effect cold water Will produce
upon some people 70 Mpuuiuinoef.
The above Is base fabrication No two
ministers in thig county ever INDUCED Ora
"cuss Words" OF which the people are aware.
Rev. .. ~. Peters, pastor Of toe ~. b.
church. south. at Wayne was assaulted BIZ
Dr hurgeas fOr rsdc stiOusne niadoiu aneWs-
paper article against the Dr.s brother who
is n minlatcr OF tna same denomination as
Rev feicTs-but no naptisf ministers over
had any trouble Orb this county Chat vol know
Of ana mo ministers Of any denomination
ever cussod end fought. as reported lnanum
bss ~ state papers
The Newspaper lsr at Huntihrtou. who
works strictly fof revenue onlyf'is rtsuon.
sibit Tor such uonacnacsi ard dlsfspufahis
stories as iho one mentioned above The
Wheeling Hegistel cohiaibed n8sfiv q col.
ANN in regard io iho "aehfing mmi.ier.H 40
Wayne. and there was nos a single word of
irufb ln tne entire article.
The ministers of this county afa ptac5abie
and God fearing Theg think more about
sewing aouis thau "fhe most approved fac-
iics Of iho arsna.r