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CALCUTTA. Oct. There is serious
disturbance at Cabul, the capital of AZ
ghanistan. The assistant COMMANDMENTS
chief abused Sepoy Of one Of the regi-
ments. whereupon the regiment fired n
volley, killing the assistant commander
in-chief, and then fed from the city. But
they were pursued and captured by troops.
Eleven Of the mutinous Sepoys were con-
victed and blown from the mouths Of cam
non. All of the troops at Cabul were
thrown into intense excitement by the
execution. and II was found necessary to
swear them on the Koran to loyalty. The
disturbance. IL appears, has not yet ended.
Further arrests have been ordered.
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SALT LAKE, Oct. Mime thousand pco-
Pile attended the second days session Of
the Mormon conference and all voted rs
unit TO sustain the authorities of the
church in Office. President George d.
Cannon announced candidates for office
and said their manner Of voting was diff
ferent from other peoples. With them Il
was ''vox populi'' and his word came di-
rect TO the people through Willard Wood
ruff, as his prophet, seer and revclator.
The vote then followed aud the authori-
ties of the church were sustained.
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They Will SIT 1T OUT
1T LOOKS LIKE A BLUFF
Voorhees, stiil Prstends TO De Con-
fidsnt OF Passing the Bill. But
Few OF the Oteer Repeai-
ers Believe II.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Secrstary Car.
lisle made visit n the senate wing Of the
capitol this afternoon. The visit created
. mild sensation, ~ the secretary had Just
como from conference with the presi.
dent. and II was naturally supposed that
hc had some important message. He
spent two hours in conference with vari.
ous democratic senators, among others
voorhees, and Harris. The report was
soon In circulation TINT he had been sent
~ the presidents representative to ar.
range terms Of an agreement with tho op-
posing forces In tho democratic ranks in
the senate, and there were senators ready
to name the terms which he offered.
Inquiry, however, developed the fact
that they were merely dealing in surmises.
The purpose of the secretary's visit seems
to have been just the opposite Of that at.
tributed to him. Senator Vance told q
representative Of the associated press that
Carlisle had gone to tho capitol for the
purpose of preventing compromise and
Senator voorhees, virtually confirmed tho
statement.
After the conference with Carlisle, voor-
hees said to an associated press repre-
sentative that the administration forces
had no compromise to suggest or ask, and
they are still determined to make the fight
on the old lines. On Wednesday, q night
session would be begun. He had assur-
ances that there would be Q quorum of re-
peal senators on hand; that they would
remain until the bill could be disposed of.
and there would be no adjournment until
Il should be passed. II would seem, there.
fore, IL there 10 to be . compromise, It can
not como until after the night session test
10 tried.
1t is but fair to say that there are but
very few repeal senators as sanguine of
the success of night sessions to pass the
bill In its present shape as is Voorhees,. A
large majority of the senator's assert that
tho bill cannot be passed except in mod.
flied form, and others agree with Senator
Manderson in the assertion that IL no
compromise IL reached . recess OF the
senate until December will be necessary,
which would virtually mean the abandon
ment Of tho bill. Senator Carey. who
has not so far identified himself with
either side, said to-day that the inevitable
result OF the night session experiment
would be an asrssmsnt upon compro-
mise bill
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Earcthnurht IinMarled-

How easily $40 or SD can be saved in
buying your winter outfit. Judge for
yourself how to do this and give thought
TO the following facts. He VINO pays no
rent. pays no interest. pays cash for his
goods. can give you more for your money
than the man who has to pay all the
above items Of expense. Examine the
goods and prices of the NJ. j. Connell COM
pany and sec IL We are right.
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CHICAGO, Oct. The Chicago police
are OF the opinion that Stonewall I. De-
france. recently arrested in Detroit, is the
man who swindled lawyer Jacob Newman
of some thousands of dollars last Febru.
AIRY. Defrance was arrested charged with
defrauding the Flour City National bank
of Minneapolis and the St. Paul National
bank more than n year ago. The total
amount said TO have been obtained from
the Minnesota banks is more than $780,
600.
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aud were succeeded by Cannon Of Illinois
In opposltlon, Hunter OF Illinois In sup.
port, and Hull aud Cousins OF Iowa Ia OPP
position completed tho list OF speakers for
the afternoon session.
At The night ssssion only eight members
were In their seats. Kileors Of Texas &C.
cupied the chair. The speakers were
Grady, democrat, Of North Carolina
Dunn, democrat. of New Jersey; Nc.
Cleary, republican, OF Minnesota, and An.
dsrson, democrat, Of West Virginia. The
house at 0:25 adjourned until Monday.
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They Accept the Cut.

DENVER. Oct. T. The vote of the en-
gineers. iiremeu. trainmen and telegraph
operators on the proposition of President
Jeffrey of the Denver a Rio Grande
railway, that they were to accept 10 per
cent. reduction in salaries until January
1, was counted this evening. While there
were individual votes against tho accept
ance of the cut. the vote of the different
organizations was unanimously in favor
Of submitting to the reduction.
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At tho Fair.

CHICAGO. Oct. This is Polish day Mt
the fair. The weather IL bright and beau
tiful. The proceedings at the fair were
preceded by q parade Of IS 200 Poles down
town, the organizations going in n body
afterward to the fair, where a celebration
In honor of Kosuske was continued.
There were addresses by Mayor Harrison
and others, and singing by the United
Polish Singers of America. Tho new lib
erty bell rang at noon In honor of Massa-
chusetts' independence, declared by the
house of representatives Of that state sit
ting at Salem on this date liza, with John
Hancock in the chair.
1t is estimated that Isl, 900 people arrived
In the city to-day. The railroads arc
almost swamped by the unprecedented
number Of passengers. From the num-
bers reported on the road II is certain
that many thousands moro will arrive
during the next "a hours. Chicago day
will be Mondays attraction. The total
admissions to-day were 256,735, Of which
222 ,l76 were paid.
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A Roar From Auatria.

BERLIN, Oct. Tho bourses here and
In Vienna are decidedly affected by an
article from the Friedeabiat in Vienna,
which last night made severe attack on
the Servian government papers for pub
fishing what II classed as false statements
to the effect TINT Austria was erecting
forts in Linn valley and in Southern
Bosnia, as a point Of support for an even.
tuai advance upon Salonika. The article
caused great anxiety In Constantinople.
where the Servian press 10 charged with
fomenting an anti Austrian agitation
IN Bosnia and Herzegovina. II dc.
clarcd that the action of the Servian
press demanded serious attention. Such
sharp warning as that addressed TO Seryia
has seldom been addressed TO European
power. and it can be taken for granted
that the article reflects an official remon-
STRANGE delivered by Austria to Servia.
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IN THE SENATE.
Voorhees, Gives Notios OF . Contia no us
Session BsgInning Wednesday.

Voorhees, Gives Notice OF . Contia uous
Session Bsginning Wednesday.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I'm the senate
this morning, after tho transaction of rou-
tine business and after several resolutions
had been referred to tho proper commit.
tees, the repeal bill was taken up and
Voorhees, was recognized and said: "Mr.
President: desire to state this morning
in the hearing OF the senate and Of the
country that on Wednesday next, after
the meeting of the senate, shall ask it to
continue in session until O vote is taken
upon the pending measure, and shall
ask and expect the senator's to maintain
q quorum for the Transaction Of business
until the end Of this protracted struggle
shall be reached"
Roach, democrat, of North Dakota. then
addressed the senate In favor of repeal,
but said he should ask in connection with
IL some legislation recognizing silver as
legal tender money and for its continued
coinage.
Allen. populist, OF Nebraska, then oh.
tanned the floor, hardly half dozen SON.
ators being present. Allen made long
argument in favor Of the free coinage OF
silver, taking the position that the remon.
citation OF silver would result in an in
crement OF value and restore the value
which has been deprecated by legisla-
ton.
White asked how, IL universal legisla.
tion deprecated the value Of silver, it's
value could be restored by the legislation
OF this country alone? Allen did not ad-
init there was depreciation Of silver In a
comprehensive and broad sense. Instead
there was merely disparity between
coined gold and silver bullion. At 4
O'Clock, without concluding his speech,
Allen yielded and the senate adjourned.
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Ihe.r CIo.iny Week.

of the worlds fair leave but q short time
for your visit. Don't forget that the
Union Pacific offers the best service and
rates as cheap rs any line to Chicago. No
change OF cars at Kansas City via the
Union Pacific and Chicago & Alton rail-
road. See your nearest Union Pacific
agent for rates or other information.
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IN THE HOUSE.
Another Day Consumed In the Federal
Elections Debate.

Elections Debate.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Tin the house
Everett Of Massachusetts opened the de-
bate on the election laws bill. He ad-
mitted that the laws were within the
scope of the constitution but the power
should only be exercised under extreme
pressure.
Grosvenor of Ohio followed In opposi-
tion. He made vigorous assault on the
democratic party for trying to strike down
national protection OF the ballot. Refer
ring 10 the Van Allen appointment Gros-
vonor said evidence Of the most degraded
condition to which politics ever descended
was at hand when o respectable gentle
man, referring to Horace White of New
York, argues that man who puts up for
the corruption fund of party should not
he recognized by appointment to Office
but should be entitled to have his money
refunded.
Oates Of Alabama advocated the pass.
age OF the bill. Hepburn of Iowa, ex.
solicitor Of the treasury, said IL was On in
solent assumption of the democrats that
the republican party WAS interfering with
their domestic affairs. '.We have the
same right to require honest elections in
the South as we have IL there is trespass-
ing within the limits Of our own state.
The decried statutes do not interfere with
state eiections but only require that there
shall be proper scrutiny and peace at the
polls SO that every man shall have the
right to vote as he pleases at federal cleo
tons"
Swanson Of Virginia and weadock of
Michigan followed In advocacy Of the bill,
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Washington Grain Damaged.

SPOKANE, Oct. 7.-Dispa,ches from all
parts of the Palousc and Big Bend grain
sections In Eastern Washington say that
serious damage TO crops has resulted from
the heavy rains of the past week. The
harvest is full month late aud much
grain is still standing. Some stations re-
port a loss Of - to 50 per cent.
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Conductor Douglas, skip. to Canada.

Special Dispatch TO the standard
HELENA. Oct. clyde Stauffcr was
brought here to-day from Butte by Mar
shall McCann aud charged with completely
in the Montana Central freight car rob
berries. lie was arraiened and held in
$500 bonds. which lie was unable to give.
The Montana Central officials are in
formed that y. T.. Douglass, a conductor.
wanted on the same charge, deserted his
train to-day near Great Falls and started
for Canada. having gotten wind Of the
fact that he was wanted.
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GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
No More May he Ordered Constraetsd
by the Present Congress.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.-Secretary Car
Isle sent to the house to-day In response
to resolution n statement showing that
there Is In course OF construction or au-
thor.sed. 100 public buildings in various
parts of the country. with q total limit
cost Of s36, ,205, ,13i.l9. Tho total
amount already appropriated is
81, s,697. .232.77, leaving yet to
be appropriated, $685.. .iss.42. The
total balance of appropriations available
is ~, 1851. The object Of this informa-
tion Is understood to present reasons why
no more public buildings should be or
dered by congress until the force In the
supervising architects Office 10 increased,
30 that the buildings already provided for
may be begun. No buildings have been
authorized since tho Fifty-first congress,
yet there are 40 upon which no actual
work has been done aud - Of which has
not received any attention Is TO prepara-
tions or plaps.
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Low PRICES RULED.
Paio Alto Bred Horses Bring Less Than
800 q Head.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. The Wood.
ward aud Shanklin combination sale of
trotting stock commenced here this MORN
ing. The great Palo Alto consignment
from California was first offered, but
although the animals were bred in pur-
pile, no large prices were realized. In
lot OF IS, and at cost
Of shipping Of sG6 per head, many OF the
animals went for less than 500. The
largest prices realized were for Esparto, q
2.ycar-old colt by Piedmont, dam by Elec-
tioncer, and Pavilion by Electricity. to
George A. Singerly Of Philadelphia. The
crowd was large and composed Of trotting
horse breeders. During the morning IA
head were disposed of for total sum OF
s., ,365, an average of $l69 per head.
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at is pleasure to sell Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy" says Stickney & Dentler.
druggists, Republic. Ohio. "Because n
customer after once using il. is almost
certain to call for it when again in need OF
such n medicine. We sell more of 70
than of any other cough medicine we
handle, and It always gives satisfaction"
an equal. For sale BY all leading
druggists.
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ENGINEER LAUER KILLED.


n Great Northern Passenger Train Suns
Into . Pile OF Rocks.
Special Dispatch TO the standard.
KALIsPEL, Oct. Tho cast-bound pas
sengcr on the Great Northern road struck
rock slide near Columbia Falls, killing
Engineer NJ. L. Lauer, and slightly injur-
ing Fireman NJ. 4. Mcmillan. Late rains
loosened tho dirt and rocks from tho
mountains came down on the track. The
train was going around sharp curve.
The engineer was OH the rocks before he
saw them. The engine was thrown lcngth-
wlse across the track, and the baggage
car left the rails. Engineer Lauer was
one Of the best known and popular men
on the line. The body will be brought to
Kalispel. A wrecking crew Is at work
clearing tho tracks.
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Tho A..ocIa,.d Pres. Get, rh,r,.

CHICAGO, Oct. rs. Levy Lawson, man.
ager for America of the Reuter- Telegram
company, In a dispatch to the associated
press says: "It gives me great pleasure
to be able to announce that We were SO
far ahead with the news of the yacht race
Thursday, supplied to MS by your associa-
tion, that we practically had no compe;i.
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MtssouiA Matters.

special Dlspatch 70 the STANDARD
MIssoULA, Oct. THE Daily Missoulidn
made its last appearance this evening.
Hereafter IL will be issued weekly.
There was desperate fight in q saloon
on West Front street late last night. A
lumberman whose name could not be
learned was badly beaten before his as
sailnnts could be pulled of. The man
were made.
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LEAMINGToN. Ont, Oct. 7. The
schooner David Stewart Is ashore of here.
Six people are hanging to the rigging in
momentary peril Of being washed of.
Another schooner, name unknown, has
gone down with all on board.
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Australian. Again I,.a,en.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. The Philadel-
phias defeated the Australians MT cricket
in two innings, which they played to-day.
Score: PhiladeIphias, 2g7; Australians,
2U6.
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Johnson's Fast Mile.

CHICAGO. Oct. tom Eek, manager Of
John ). johnson, the bicyclist, is greatly
incensed over tho dispatch from SPRING
field. Mass. stating that Johnson never
made the record attributed to him ON tho
kite track ut Independence, Iowa. Eek
contradic,s tho story in tho most en-
phatic manner and says he can prove the
mile record,
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MontsnA Appointmsnts.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Tho president
has appointed s. Z. Murray postmaster at
Lewistown, Mont, and Charles Rumley
melter at the United States assay Office
Mt Helena,
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Paper Currency In Circulation.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Senator Mander-
son authorizes the statement as his opin-
ion that the test Of physical endurance is
to be applied in the senate next week and
will result in either a compromise or ad.
iournment of congress.
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Al L.stoniA.

LAroSIA, Oct. The track was light
ming fast. Seven furlongs s-Lorenxo won; 4;
Senator Morrill,. second; Aurora. third.
Time, 1: :2s. Observation-Disclosures
won; Pida, second; Crab Cider, third.
Time. 1 :35E. Free handicap sweepstake,
six furlongs = Equator won; Audubon,
second; Prince Carl, third. Time, l:i6k.
Free handicap sweepstake, one mile-The
Reaper won; Sister Mary. second; Aide
baran. third. Time, l:DI. Cincinnati
Hotel Autumn handicap, for all ages, ons
mile and q quarter Tanbien won
Faraday, second; Ida Pickwick. third.
Time, 2:BH. Seven furlongs-Red Cap
won; Deceit, second; Tom DAILY, third.
Time, 20.
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Al Morrin PArk.

NORRIS PARK. Oct. TRACK fast. Six
furlongs-Nellie Peyton won; wah Jim,
second; Charmion, third. Time, i:i2K.
Five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won; Drum
Major, second; Illusion, third. Time,
1891. Seven furlonRs-Sir Excess won !;
Dobbins, second; Rubbison, third. Time,
1:2sA. Wakefield handicap, one mile
and a sixtecnth-Mary Stone won; Prince
George. second; Picknicker, third. Time,
las. Five furlongs-Astoria won; Min
nehaha. second; Will Elliott, third.
Time. :5s. Seven furlones s-Speoalation
won; Henry Young, second; kirkover,
third. Time, 1 :27k.
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Did ven Vi SOP to consider the fact
that the inhabitants Of this earth have
never seen bat one side of the moon, and
to inquire the reasons why snch is the
case? The explanation is this: The moon
makes one revolution on her axis in the
same period Of time that she takes up in
revolving once around the earth. Thus
the same geographical region of the lunar
surface is always toward Us. As one ok
PLANTATION usually calls for another, it
may not be ont of place to mention the
fact that the reasons the two motions of
the moon above referred to SO nearly
coincide are these:
The moon is not a RI globe. but is
very elliptical in form. 1t did not in all
probabilities originally start ON its axial
rotation with precisely the same velocity
with which it moved around the earth.
but the very best astronomers say that
the two motions were not far apart in
the start. Assuming that the moon was
semi-liquid or at least soft in those re.
mote days, the earth's attraction caused
the lunar surface to elongate, and in the
untold ages which followed lbs axial TO
tation, owing to the attractive influence
of both the earth and the sun. was made
to correspond with it's orbital movement
around the earth.-St. Louis Republic.
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ola Time Bankinr prethods.

While discussing the matter of the
troubles and trials of banking business
of today President James Espy of the
Ohio Valley National bank said to a
group of friends: II tell you that we do
not know anything about the peculiari-
ties Of the banking business. / have
heard officials of the bank when / was be-
ginning in the business rehearse the expe-
riencesi in early banking in Virginia. AS
is well known, the residents Of that state
were not much given to business tactics.
Whenever they had occasion to issue a
note, and it was quite frequent, the bank
officials had to drive around to the vari-
Gus farms, or to the place where the
maker lived, and it was quite difficult to
get them to sign the original, but much
more 80 a renewal. Experts got so they
could tell whether the note was renewed
in the house or in the field, as they could
tell whether it was written on the pom.
mel of a saddle or at a regular desk
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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TO THE wARBLlNG vlREo.

Sweet little prattler, whom the morning sun
Found singing, anil this llveloag summer day
Keeps warbling still: here haze | FRAMED
away
Two bright and happy hours that passed as
ore, r.
Luiled by tEy silvcry converse. Sust hegan
And never ea,l9a. Thaa dost ITeachata nae
sweet patisnee end her wucst reality.
Tho sense OF ttGssl ald weeks AMI lnaa-les-lsal
rla @ MFNEgR8E
foarce altering i4 tlReiT eo3fl Ye hAatlM b.
.,ql Quiet thau TITS, anitoiktFfe.t 5nnot4@i,
And hnmely pastsr2es, ,iIaGga Ise.cssl dt.tGE
Laom gray abave us both az tifics. AZ. StI
Ee c~ons:anttathy woodland Aote, hseel I, I'd
b. re ii AFT thou SASS be t5vednn heard
-A~ghtsa.d i-aME;nan in Fuath'SG Companion.