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UNO RENT - ONE LARGE FURNISHED
L room al 32S Tenth street.
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ITO LET-PLEASANT FURNISHED
J. rooms with board. Apply at 12l7 II
street. ml2 l-6t
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TOR SALE-DOMESTIC, NEW HOME,
L White, Standard, Singer, Wheeler & VIII
son, son sewing-nsenines; yn new and see325ndhand
Ninth and streets.
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WE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENTS
w and canvassers exclusive territory, free
newspaper advertising chance to deliver
goods before paying tor them, immense prorts
Snd permanent business Address con-
SOLIDATED. Lynn. Mass. TITS
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M tTANTED-PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help OF any kind, or sober ana industri-
Gus men seeking employment, can be satisfied
by calling or addressing The Intelligence ;"
1O1I Second street, Sacramento. CHARLES
r. MILLER. Proprietor.
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TOR SALE-64o ACRES OF THE FA-
l. nous Pratt Grant, IN Butte County; POSI-
tIvely bargain, for either fruit grain; three
miles from railroad; all level. Write 10 W T.
CoSfAR. Chico Cal, for particulars.
DOR SALE - EGGS FOR HATCHIN0
L from choice lot OF brown Leghorn fowls,
soc per setting, ut THOS. LYNN'S, 14ol d
street, or j. X. CArLETT, Pleasant Grove, Cal.
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GOOD PASTURE CAN BE OBTAINED
VI for cattle, one mile above Folsom For
terms, inquire at the New WM. TELL
HOUSE, Sl4 street. mIS-Iw-
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DOR SALE "A FIRST-CLASS ROAD
L house saloon. For particulars inquire at
72o X street.
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E'OR SALE CHEAP-PoSITIvEL THE
i best saloon in Sacramento. Address r.
NJ, 40, this Office.
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TEO LET-FIvE FINE ROOMS, EITHER
i Tor offices or housekeeping over Van
Voorhies' drug store, Apply at drug store.
no LET-HOUSE WITH BARN AND
l. garden. Inquire corner Twenty-eighth
and X streets. nirI i-tr
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In the House.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Sin the house the
District of Columbia appropriation bill
was passed this morning. Then an hour
was consumed in consideration of the bill
10 promote the efficiency Of the militia.
The remainder OF the day was devoted to
consideration of the bill permitting the
Norfolk a. Western railway company to
enter the District OF Columbia. This was
bitterly opposed aud after three hours
struggle was postponed by recess until
II ~ tomorrow. There is a strong sus-
picion on part of the democratic senators
that Aldrich's amendment TO the McPher-
son silver purchase suspension resolution.
Of which Aldrich gave notice to-day. was u
carefully planned trap. Aldrich says his
purpose was to give the democratic sena-
tors chance to show that they meant
what they said on the floor in debate. lie
was not disappointed in failing to secure
an agreement for a vote on the amend
ment. and feels that he has served his
purpose from party point OF view In
showing discord among the democratic
members.
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cern. The counsel claimed by the oriRi.
nal approval OF the map Il acquired vested
rights which could DO taken AWAY only by
judicial proceedings, it was maintained,
therefore. that no discretionary right was
lodged In the secretary. Tho courts up.
hold this view.
II Is said this is tho first time In which n
court has affirmed the grant Of an intunc-
ton against cabinet officer. II
heretofore accomplished much the same
thing by way of mandamus. but In cases
heretofore the court avoided the grant OF
injunction, though never stating IL would
not under any circumstances do SO.
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THEY WILL VOTE TO-DAY
The BdlotinS for Senator Will Begin
This nofnlns.
MR.. DAVIDSON SWORN IN
He 10 eorne to the House on q
stretoher and Takes the
Oath Of Office-A
Quiet Day.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
HELENA, Jan. 9.-Thc senate met at 1
p. M. to-day. BY unanimous consent
steele was permitted, without previous
notice, to introduce bill regulating tho
practice OF dentistry and creating q state
board OF dental examiners. Matts gave
notice OF his intention 10 introduce bill
establishing the state university at Mis-
souln. Hoffman gave similar notice with
reference to the state agricultural college
Al Bozeman and McDermott ono locating
the school OF mines at Butte. Folsom in.
troduced resolution endorsing the Nc
kiniey act. Referred to the committee ON
capital and labor. The senate then ad.
journed.
caucus OF the democrats of both
houses was held tonight. Dixon, Clark and
Naginnis were invited to attend and give
their views on the legality of taking the
vote for United States senator tomorrow.
AZ was agreed that, TO DO on tho safe side,
bailoting will begin tomorrow and con.
tinue daily in joint session until next Tues
day. II a senator is elected this week his
election will be confirmed by another vote
next Tuesday to make doubly sure. No
ballot Tor senator was taken In caucus to.
night
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BRIGGS IS ALL RIGHT
Acquittal Of The Learned Theolo6iin By
the New York PfesbytsHy.
REPORT OF THE MAJORITY
Il Finds that the Defendant Has
Not Transaresssd the Consti-
tuition of Presbyter-
ianlsm.

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-The final meeting
Of the presbytery Of New York in the
Briggs case was held this afternoon. Mod
orator Bliss read a report which hs said
had been adopted by the court as the ma
jority report. II says: "GivinR due cce.
sideration TO the defendants explanations
of tho language used in his inaugural ad-
dress, accepting his frank and full dis.
some phrases and illustrations. and his
aiiirmations OF his loyalty to tho stand
ards Of the church and to the Holy
Scriptures as the only infallibie rule
VI faith and practice, the presbytery does
not iind he has transgressed the limits Of
liberty allowed under tho constitutiou to
scholarship and opinion. Therefore with
out c expressing approval Of the critical or
theological views embodied In his In
augural address or the manner in which
they have been expressed and illustrated,
the prcsbytery pronounces Briggs fully
acquitted of the ofYcnses alleged against
him. the several charges and specifoa-
tions accepted for probation having been
not sustained"
A discussion followed a. to whsthsr %
not the vote ON the report should not have
be en- by ayes and nays. Colonel NcCook
entered formal exception to the action
Of tho presbytery on that account, and
also another exception to the introduc-
tion of tho stenographic report n part OF
the minutes of the trial, as the prosecu.
tion had not been furnished with an Of
flcial copy of these notcs. He sAid be
should appeal the case to ths general -
| sembly.
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ITS ALL ABOUT SILVER
Dain6s Of the House Committee on
Currency and Banking
AGAINST THE SHERMAN BILL
An Effort to Do Away With the
Monthly Purchase OF
6ilVer-In the
Senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-Thc house com.
mittee ON banking and currency to-day
by decisive vote pushed the Andrew
banking and bullion purchase repeal bill
together with tho late amendment for tho
coinage Of tho silver bullion now i'm tho
treasury through the committee. and or
dered "a report TO the house. This was
done In pursuance Of the plan OF oppo-
nents Of the Sherman silver law TO get
repeal Of the bill on tho calendar at the
earliest possible moment. In order to work
out practical legislation at this session II
possible. Another significant feature OF
the meeting was that q motion by Cox OF
Tennessee TO carry out tho state bank
plank in the Chicago platform was de-
feated, II to I. Townsend Of Colorado
offered the Stewart FREQ coinage bill. This
was voted down. Townsend also moved
that the committee permit those In favor
Of free coinage an opportunity to be heard
before the committe, and that tho Sec
retary OF tho treasury, the director
Of the mint and others be
asked TO appear. The majority
was evidently opposed to all delay and the
motion was defeated, 8 to4. The mem
hers who voted In favor of the bill were
Bacon. Wicke. Cate, Dickerson, Sperry,
Cobb, Walker of Massa chusetts and Rus
sell of Connecticut. Those voting against
II were Cox of Tennessee, Kendall. Town.
send and Brossins of Pennsylvania. Tho
members not present were Gantz of Ohio,
Busey and Henderson Of Illinois.
The bill agreed upon provides that ma.
tional banks upon deposit of interest
bearing United States bonds be entitled TO
receive circulating notes to the full rar
value Of tho bonds deposited. AZ present
70 per cent. Is tho limit. Section 2 reduces
the tax OH the national bank circulation
from one-hnlf to one-fourih Of one per
cent. each half year. Section repeals
the Sherman silver bullion purchase net
and reads as follows: "The secretary
of tho treasury shall coin into silver
dollars 80 much Of the silver bullion
purchased under the provisions Of this act
rs may be necessary for providing for the
redemption Of the treasury notes herein
provided for. aud coin from time to time
into standard silver dollars the remaindef
of such bullion for the uses Of the treasur,
o. speedily az the demands upon the
|@rasury msy. FENDER practicable the pa,>
mint out OF the treasury such standard
silver dollars coined under this provision
Of this act for the uses OF the treasury
shall be covered into the treasury rs mis-
cellaneous receipts and any gain OF
seigniorage arising from such coinage
shall be accounted for and paid into the
treasury"
Tho minority announce that they will
fight the bill bitterly.
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Called On Cisvsiand.

NEw YORK. Jan. &C. X. Tinsls, one OF
tho leading democrats Of Montana. eame
TO New York few days ago to ses Cisvs-
land about the Montana ssnatorship.
''Tho Montana senate" no said, islands
seven republicans and nine democrats.
Three populists in the house seem to hold
the balance Of power. The popuiists have
agreed to support . democrat, providing
his views on the silver question are In &C.
cord with theirs. Al . result OF this dsal
. democrat 10 almost certain 10 b
elected"
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COURT AT LIVINGSTON.
Criminal Cases to Be Tried In Park
County.

County.
Special Dispatch 30 tho Standard.
LIVINGSTON. Jan. 9.-District court con-
vened this morning. Judge Henry presid-
ing. Charles Bloom. the murderer OF
Tommy Gavin, was arraigned and took
tho statutory time TO plead. Attorney
Smith asked to have the name Of W. w.
Erwin. the noted criminal lawyer OF ST.
Paul, entered as one Of the attorneys for
the defense.
The case Of Maggie Dowty, charged with
tho murder of Pat Tierney, was called
next. No information has yet been hicd
against tho prisoner, but will he soon. Al
torney Smith asked that the name of
Judge Duffy Of Butte bo entered as asso-
ciatc counsel for the defense, and County
Attorney Miller entered the name Of Allan
II. Joy TO assist the prosecution. Judge
Duffy. who has volunteered his services in
behalf Of the woman, asked that the case
be set SO ns not TO interfere with murder
case he has mt Butte on Jan. y.
Other murder cases to be tried arc
Charles Norihrup for the killing OF Dan
Durgan at Horr. and James Malloy for
killing william Chick mt Cooke City. The
Malloy case was called for trial this after
noon at o'clock. but no jury had been Sc
cured. The docket contains 10 civil and
i3 criminal cases.
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IN ILLINOIS.
rweaiy.Fsur Electoral Votes For c1svs.
laad end oaevsnson.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Jan. s.-Ths electoral
college met to-day and cast the vote OF
Illinois for Cleveland and Stevenson, ~
votes. David Z. Euslow Of Carlinville was
chosen official messenger to carry the re-
suit to Washington.
This afternoon the electors called Ia .
body upon Vice President Stevenson, who
has been In the city since morning, hold.
ing an informal ievce at the hotel. Chair
man Lovejoy acted as spokesman, and
brief address announced the action OF the
electoral college. Mr.. Stevenson replied
In brief address of thanks and thcn had
. pleasant talk with all the electors, and
in the course Of his general talk said he
Was satisfied that the last democratic con-
vention did wise and proper thing when
II voted for . strong resolution on the
question of tariff. II at once stamped the
representatives OF tho party as having
honest convictions and the courage to OK.
press them.
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supre me Court Decisions.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-Thc United States
supreme court. in tho case Of tho Dc La
verge Refrigerator company against
Fcathcrstonc, to-day ruled that the patent
was not void because of the death Of tho
inventor between the time Of his applica-
ton for patent and it's issuance by the
patent office. The court holds that the
patent should lie granted to tho heirs or
assignee Of the inventor. The court denied
the motion for an advance Of tho case Of
Merrick ex rel. VS.. Charles Foster, secrc-
tary of the treasury, popularity known as
the silver brick case.
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~ Murtisred fer Money.

CoTToN PLArr. Ark, Jan. a.-Rubsn
Atkinson. q prosperous farmer living tw0
miles south Of this place, sold soms cotton
Saturday and returned home last night
with some cotton pickers. This morning
his house was discovered In ashes aud In
them were found his charred remains and
also the bodies Of o woman and child. who
lived with him. Atkinson was murdered
and then robbed and the house burned to
conceal the crime. A negro has made .
partial confession and there u good dsal
Of talk about iynching.
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Relic. Of a rr.hI.,oric race.

SAN Francisco, Jan. "a morning pa
per says man digging into the mount.
aims in tho Santa Maria and Ariama val
leys in the coast mountains unearthed
curious copper implements. stone vessels,
polished stone collins and other things
which appear TO belong TO persons far an-
teslating tho earliest races heretofore
known on tho coast. Near the same
places are polished monoliths with inscrip-
tions similar to those on the Egyptian
obelisks,
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TO-DAY the trial Of Vicomtc
Ferdinand de Lesseps and others
implicated in the Panama Canal
scandal will begin in Paris.
The great Engineer who orr
ginated. and supervised the con-
struction of the Suez Canal, is
eighty-scven years old, and the
ruinous fiasco on the Isthmus
which has swallowed up so many
millions Of French money. has
blackened the names Of many
men prominent in French po.
LticS
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IN THE SENATE.
A Resolution to suspend the Monthly
Purchase of silver.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-In the senate
this morning the resolution Of Mcpherson
of New Jersey, directing the secretary Of
the treasury TO suspend all purchases Of
silver bullion under the net OF July II.
1880, was taken up. Mcpherson addressed
the senate In favor Of it's adoption. lie
took ~ his text tho plank In the last
democratic platform, denouncing the
Sherman act as o cowardH make-shift
and declaring II must be repealed. He
said Il WAS on tho strength Of that pledge
that more than 100 electoral votes which
Cleveland would not otherwise have re-
coived were cast for him. The people de-
mandcd to know whether that pledge
would bo fulfilled.
When Mcpherson finished. Aldrich
gave notice Of his intention to offer q sub
stitute. II proposed to uthorize the issue
Of bonds to procure gold IL necessary to
maintain parity between gold and silver
coins and treasury notes, and also pro-
vided for tho suspension Of the purchase
| Of silver bullion tie LIST Of July, 1894, IL
before that time there he not nm inter
national agreement reached by which gold
and silver be given equal mintage rights
at an agreed ratio. Aldrich asked unani-
nous consent that vote ON the original
measure and tho substitute be taken to-
morrow, but Daniels objected and the
Joint resolution went over without action
and without any agreement. and the
quarantine bill was taken up. White
| Of Louisiana offered an amendment to the
third section, which was agreed to. adding
| the words: "All rules and regulations
made by the secretary OF the treasury
shall operate uniformly and In no way
discriminate against any port or place"
White also offered an amendment pro
vbding that all provisions OF the bill will
expire the LIST Of January. 1896. No dis
position was made Of |, before adjourn.
ment, but 1t was agreed that after routine
morning business tomorrow tho quaran.
tine bill be taken up and continued till 2
o'clock. when the anti-option bill will have
the right Of way. II was also agreed that
the McGarrahan bill go over till Wcdnes.
day In the morning hour.
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FOR THE FIRST TIME.
A. 1pjunetioa GRANTED Against an Order
Of Secretary Noble.

WARRINGTON. Jan. o.-in the case OF the
Union River Logging railway company OF
Oregon for bill of injunction agains,
Secretary Noble. OF the interior DEPART
ment, the United States supreme court, IN
an opinion by Justice Brown, to-day af-
firmed the judgment of the district sii.
preme court granting the injunction. The
injunction was applied for 10y L. ID. Nc
Kenney, counsel for the company. TO re-
strain Secretary Noble from rcvoking the
approval Of his predecessor map OF loca-
tion Of the company. Secretary Noble s
action was based on the ground that the
company was not general transportation
company as contemplated by congress
whom il made the land grant TO the corpo-
ration, but o private logging railway con.
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The great clearance sale OF the Connell
company begins "Wednesday morning Of
this week. They have just completed
their inventory of stock and now intend to
make room for spring purchases. GUS
toners should remember that goods will
be sold during this sale for eastern cost.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-10
ELAINE CETTINO WEAkENs
Ply sicIans Say the Great statss0aa 10
Growtng Worse.

WASHINGTON, Jan. a.-Dr. Johnson paid
Q visit to Blaine between and 9 o'clock
this evening. He said Mr.. Blaine rested
comfortably all day and was much bsstsr.
He rallied considerably and there was no
reason ns far rs DIR. Johnson could 80 tn
expect fatal determination during tho
night. DIR. Hyatt, after q visit, reiterated
what DIR. Johnston had said about the con-
dition Of Blaine during tho day, and added
that thcrc werc no signs Of fatal turn
during tho night.
Al q. IN. Tuesday-Ths doctors give
out the following bulleetu, "Mr. Blaine
passed comfortable day until O'Clock
last evening. when he became not 90 well.
At this hour--l q. m.-he 10 still losiAs
strength"
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llounsl for Omaha.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
PocArELLo, Idaho. Jan. 81. II. Morri-
son, chairman of the local grievance
committee of tho order of railway con-
ductors, left this evening for Omaha to
attend the annual session Of the grievance
committee of the order.
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Fire at Created Rutte.

CRESTED Butte, COL. Jan. AT an
early hour this morning fire broke out in
Tetari & Carlisle's store and because Of a
defective water supply, rapidly spread un
ill an entire block OF frame buildings wal
destroyed. Thirteen firms were burned
out and several families lost everything
The total loss 10 $4,000.
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pro.,cct. OF Another win Case.

SAN Francisco. Jan. 9.-Egbert Judson.
capitalist. and interested in several big
manufacturing companies. died here to-
day aged 81 years. lie was a bachelor
and has no relatives in this city. He leaves
fortune estimated ut several million
dollars.
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Everybody will attend the grcnt Conuell
clearance sale this week. II will he a
clearance sale OF seasonable goods IL good
values and low prices can make il so.
Consult your own interests and make II a
point TO attend.
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Jack Ashton's Funcral.

New YORK, Jan. 9.-Thc funeral Of the
late pugilist. Jack Ashton. occurred this
morning. The services were simple. Tho
remains were deposited in a vault IN CAL
vary cemetery. Peter jackson and John
L. ; ullyan sent letters of coincidence and
floral tributes.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-10
Robbed IN. Court uouss.

wAsusGroS. Jan. 9.-Burglars entered
the clerks Office mt Fairfax court house,
blew open tho safe, scattered the records
over the floor aud burned some. The safe
contained George vashington's will. but
the burglars evidently overlooked IL for II
WINS undihturlled.
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Duly Installed.

TOPEKA, Jan. Ex-Governor Llewelling
and other officers, all popuiists, wcre duly
installed In office at noon to-day. Llewell.
ing's inaugural had special interest, from
tho fact that he is the first OF his party 70
hold that office
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Bricklayers and Massas.

BALTIMORE. Jan. s.-The conventinn Of
the bricklayers and masons Of the lnters
national union met here this mcrnine and
will continue in session two OF three weeks.
Two hundred delegates arc present from
the United States and Canada.
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Blooded Heres ssld.

LEXINGTON. KY, Jan. AT Woodward
q shanklin's salo to-day, 80 head we're
sold for the aggregate amount Of 81, ms.
The best sales were; Erminis, 10 Al
Hutcbings. Danvillc. Ky.. $500; Elsie
Wilkes, to John ]. Payne, Lexington, Ky.s
$500.
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s,,ndersi Hiis Mother.

PARIS, Jan. 9.-Maurice Bernhardt,
son of the actress, Sarah Bernharit, chAl-
lenged the editor Of Vie Pavisieans on nc.
count of the publication OF an article
which he claims reflects slanderously On
his mother.
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Fir. In New Bruasw lck.

Sr. JOHN. n. B., Jan. 9.-In fire at Cen
treville woodworking factory, black.
smith works, shoe factory and . numhse
of other buildings were destroyed. Los
Si50, 900; insurrd for half.
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SAN Francisco. Jan. "a suit vas
commenced to-day by the attorney SEN
eral against tho Central Pacific railroad
aud several other companies to recover
taxes levied for the year 1887, aggrsesting
with PENALTIES about 81, 1,0O,0O0.
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UNION PACIFIC rRAINMEN.
They wiii Hold . Meeting In Omaha =
Day-.Ail Harmony.

Day-.Atl Harmony.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
OMAHA. Jan. 9.-Three delegates Of tho
Union Pacific trainmen arc in the city to
attend the annual meeting OF tho Rriev-
ance committees Of all departments Of
the limo tomorrow. They declare that tho
affairs of the employees are very har.
monious, and that nothing 10 likely to
occur Mt tho present meeting to cause
trouble.
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THE CONTEST CASE.
The Committee Meets but Takes No
Action.
Snacial Dispatch IN fle Standard

Action.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
HELENA. Jan. 9.-The committee on
privileges and elections met to-day previ.
Gus TO the convening Of the house and
hotly discussed its future action. An
earnest debate of the situation led TO q
final decision to investigate tho Box Elder
vote TO exhaustion. Tallant being pcremp-
tory In this and all sides concurring.
Doubt as TO the power of the committee to
command service for witnesses and papers
led to On affirmation of the former tlccis.
authority,