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FATHER M'GLYNN'S CASE
Apostolic Delegate Satolli Cfitcises The
American Press.
WORDS THAT ARE UNJUST
Utterances OF EcclesIastics and
Laymen In Regard to the Re-
tnstatement OF the Well.
Known Priest.

-, q.
WASHINGTON, Jan. t.-Areno'snop -
.ohi' permanent apostohc ae'eRate IN tne
United States authorizes the puoicauon
oil this statement IN regau 70 tne popes
action IN the case OF Dr. Mcuiynn; On
tue very day of the RECOMMENDATION OF VI.
Nceiyhh with the churcn puoic nossce
was gwen of u. with the statemens mat
Satoiii had absoiyed from censure ana
reconciled Dr. McGiynn; and moreovsss
absoiution was gwen because Mc1iynn
wiiingiy accepted tho condiuons ssa
down by the holy father rs necessary ano
suniclent. This Information % expressso
should have sufilced TO satisfy every ono
with the reconciliation. Also II is hereby
publicly made known that Dr. Mc1iynns
besides processing adherence TO All oocs
trines and teachings OF the Catholic church.
expressed regret Tor any WORD or act OF
his that may have seemed lacking IN -
spect due TO ecciesiasticai autnof1sys
Finally. Dr. McGlynn, OF his own free
will, declared aud promised that no WIN
go to Rome IA. spirit and intention, which
Is becoming to n good Catholic and priest.
Then II is well TO note how deplorabss u
Is that this reconciliation should have
been discussed as II has been In newspa-
pcrs in such manner that private and lay
persons dared pass upon II harsh reproech
and ill considered ccnsurc. That anyone
should have dared speak OF the popss
authority over tho church In AmerscA
as u foreign sentiment ana utteranco
Is enormously erroneous and scandaious.
"Iho action OF the church AND the noty
SEQ in things that belong TO Il Is superior
To every man, Is made the boundary uns-
versal and proper TO every country where
II there mi kf 4 athnlICS. For which rcAD0n
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BOISE CITY NOTES.

lnspection Of the State Penitsntiary-
Bili for . State Normal school.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
BOISE, Idaho. Jan. l4.-This morning
members Of the state board of prison
commissioners and q committee from the
legislature inspected the penitentiary and
its needs were discussed. Tie survey on
the rcscrva ton has been completed and
plans for sewerage system agreed upon.
A sewer will be constructed from the peni.
tcntiary to the Boise river.
The house has passed Mahan's bill pro
viding for tho location OF o state normal
school ut Lewiston. The bill does not
carry any appropriation.
Tho United States district court will
convene here next Monday In compliance
with law. but will adjourn without trans
acting any business and will sit again at
Moscow Feb. Q. whom some Of tho Occur
d'Alenc rioters will be tried.
Sheriff ]. ]. Costello of Kootenai county
arrived this morning with Major Dorland
and John QuiRley bound for tho state
penitentiary. Dotland goes up for I.
years for murder in tho second degree
and Quisley one year for mahom.
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A MILLIoNAIRE'S WILL.
How w. q Ladd Of Portland Disposed of
His Properly.

HOW W. u k8OO OF Fortthnu DispOscu u
His Properly.
PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. l4.-Tho will OF
the late w. 5. Ladd was fled for probate
this afternoon. Caroline 4. Ladd, the
widow Of the deceased. and his three sons.
William NJ, Charles +. and John W., are
named % executors. The widow 10 be-
queathcd tho family residence and the
block adjoining, together with household
furniture, horses. carriages. etc., and an
annuity of 10000. To his sons Is be-
queathcd In trust all tho interest i'm tho
banking firm of Ladd q Tilton. Four hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars are left in
trust with the executors 10 be used for
educational and charitable purposes in
this city and state. The trustees are given
full power and discretion TO select and
designate the beneficiaries of tho bequest.
The deceased indicated the foundation
of an asylum for old and INDECENT ladies'.
To his mother, who resides In Maiden,
Mass, he left an annuity Of $4,000. A
number Of other relatives OF the deceased
living In Massachusetts and New Hamp-
shire are bcqueathcd annuities from tn
$4,000. The remainder OF tho estate,
which constitutes the bulk Of the property,
70 beQueathed as follows: To his widow
and two sons, William NJ. and Charles,
one-fifth, absolutely; to his daughters
Helen Ladd Corbctt Of Portland and Caro-
line Ladd Pratt of Brooklyn, N. Y. each
one-tenth absolutely; Wesley Ladd. the
youngest son. is bcqueathcd one-flfth in
trust until he is 40 years of age. The will
was executed and signed Dec. % 1892.
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Danule Necdham In Butte.

BUTTE. Jan. ii.-Dannic Necdham, who
Is to fight "Shadow" Maber before the
Butte Athletic club, arrived from san
Francisco this afternoon. Tomorrow aft
ernoon the two will meet mt the Office of
j. W. Cannon to sign articles of agree
ment. Ncedham. who claims the weller
weight championship of the Pacific
coast, has been in the ring for
about eight years and has won
30 battles while hc has suffered only two
defeats. He is 20 years of age and Is a
fighter from his soies up. During his time
lac has me, some Of the best men in his
class and made one Of the longest glove
fights on record. which he fought with the
Australian. Dawson, and which lasted l0s
rounds. He was recently defeated by
"Billy" Smith. who not long ago whipped
Maber at Portland. Tom Hogan of San
Frauciso, who will train and second Need,
ham, also arrived to-day.
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THEY MEAN BUSINESS.
Citizens Of MIssouia Out Aftsr the oeass
Unisersity.

Citizens Of MissouiA Out Aftsr the 0ease
University.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
MIssouIA, Jan. H.-The meeting a tho
State University club this evening was
largely attended and was tho most en-
thusiastic yet held. II was decided 70
establish permanent headquarters at Hell
ena with Colonel j. L. Sloane and Pro-
fcssor Hamilton in charge. A committee
was also appointed to prepare and
print for circulation among the
legislators q memorial setting forth
the advantages Of segregation Of the w.
rious public educational institutions Of the
state to counteract the influence OF ms
mortal already presented by champions OF
the consolidation scheme. Il was also de-
cided to invite Butte, Boxemau and Dbl.
lon to present similar individual memoe.
ials In support of the same measure. Tho
report from tho lobbying COMMITTEES now
mt Helena is most favorable to the success
of Mlssoula IN the race for tho university.
The flnance committee rendered . most
fiattering report, showing conclusivsly
that the people of this city are entering
heartily into the proposition.
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A DELEGATE FROM ROME
Ionsi6nof Satolli viii Represent The
Vatican In America.
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND SPEAKS
An Apostolic Delegation Perma.
nently Located In the United
States-The Catholic
Church as Il ls.

ST. PAUL, Minn., Jan. ii.-whcn asked
by an associated press representative
about the institution Of an apostolic dele
CATION in tho United States this afternoon,
Archbishop Ireland said: "Yes, n perma-
nent apostolic delegation has been estah-
lished in the United States and Monsignor
Satolli 10 named the first apostolic dele
gate. I am heartily glad that the coutro-
versics agitating for some time past the
American Catholics are over and peace
will reign. For Catholics Rome is the SUI
preme tribunal, but Rome is rather far
away. A hand nearer by is needed that
ut will may reach out and bid the sea be
placid. IL some men seeking In most
effectunl ways mako evident to
their allies the necessity OF q
delegate In America, thcy could not
have adopted, ms proof Of their thesis, moro
effective arguments than the methods they
have been pursuing. The Catholic church
In America is now thoroughly organized.
She has on her territory q supreme court
branch Of the appellate court Of Rome,
deriving from the latter it's life. but capa-
bic in itself of immediate action. In adj
dition to our own energies and inspira.
tions We shall have IN all our undertakings
direction and impetus 80 directly as never
before Of sovereign head Of the church.
Catholics will have a moro prac-
teal realization OF what church
unity and papal supremacy mean.
Papacy will appear TO all of us in its true
light. harmonixing magnificently with the
aspirations Of modern democracy, and ac'
celebrating the march Of all that Is useful
good and elevating i'm modern progress
The clouds of old fogyism, said TO be
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BLAINE Is MUCH BETTER.
He Passes Comfortable Dsy-what His
Ihyylcians SAY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. H.-Ihis has been n
good day for Mr.. Blaine. the best he has
passed In two days. Dr. Johnston visited
the house at 10 o'clock tonight, remaining
only few moments. He said that Blaine
is stronger than in many days. and passed
an easy, comfortable day. Mem
bers of the family shared in
tho improvement, young James taking
advantage Of II to spend the evening out.
and the young ladies receiving at home
one or two intimate friends. There wcro
but few callers during the evening and at
II o'clock as usual the house was closed
up for the night. DIR. Johnston stated he
would not return during tho night unless
sent for, and from indications he could
see no reason for that.
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THE REPRESENTATIVES,.
A Bill TO Establish . state Water Com
mission.

A Bill TO Establish . state Water Com.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA. Jan. N.--In the house to-day
the following bills were introduced:
BY Babcock-A bill providing for the
payment of ordinary expenses OF the state
government for the fiscal year. ending
December. 1892, and December, 1888.
BY Scharnikow-Four bills. sembracing
the codes as reported by tho commission.
These were referred to the judiciary com.
mittec under suspension of rules.
The following bills were read:
BY Rose-A bill providing for the loca.
tion of the normal school at Dillon.
BY HufIman-A bill appointing . state
water commission. This bill provides
that the state shall be divided into two
departmcnts. one on tho cast side
and one on the west. II creates
reservoirs and the water commission is "a
have full management and control OF the
water. Bonds arc 10 be issued for the de.
velopment Of the water supply for irriga.
ton in the various valleys. All water is to
be the property OF the people.
BY Mcntenib-A bill regulating primar,
elections and to prevent and punish lille,
gal voting. making il a misdemeanor to
vote n primary elections unless qualified
to vote at the same precincts ut any gen.
eral election.
These bills were referred to appropriate
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BUTTE. Jan. l4.-floyd Estabrook, In.
FAINT daughter of Nelson Estabrook. oe
South Butte. died to-day. The funeral
will take place Sunday AFTERNOON from
the family residence.
Clarence W. johnson. infant son Of j.
w. johnson. died this morning and viii
be buried tomorrow afternoon from a.
East Park street.
The funeral Of W. 5. Long took place
this afternoon from Sherman's undertake
ing rooms. Rev. Mr.. Blackiston conduct.
ing services.
The body Of .Kittie Lee. the murdered
woman. is being held 1t Mccarthy D No
Bratney's undertaking rooms AWAITING
the arrival of . sister of the dead woman.
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SATURDAY AT HELENA
Tho Senatorial Contest Viii Delay
Business
THE STATE INSTITUTIONS
Strong Opposition to Consolidation
-Lobbies Organizing for the
Campaign - House and
Senate Business.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

HELENA, Jan. l4.-while both houses Of
the legislature are In full running order,
there is general disposition to refrain
from pushing important measures or to
make q bold fight for anything till the sem
otorial contest 10 over. Lobbyists for the
public institutions and new counties
are hero In great force, and some of the
more enterprising have opened UP head
quarters already for vigorous campaign.
But until II is certain how events arc
finally to shape themselves with reference
to tho senatorship the boomers Of colleges,
penitentiarics and insane asylums won't
be very aggressive. The moment the sen.
ator 10 chosen. however, look out for .
series Of fights, perhaps fully as
spirited as tho present scrap, for
tho public buildings and for tho
educational institutions. Senator Gibson
will figure as tho leader Of the consolida-
tionists. BY little mancuvering he got
Aiatts' university bill, Hofrman's agricul-
tural college bill and McDermott's school
OF mines bill all referred to tho education
committee, of which he, Gibson, Is chair
man. While his report will favor CONSOLE
dation very strongly, 1t 10 liable to be .
minority report, the other two members
being Matts and Goddard. the former of
MnIah ,',n wa, vans 70. ."e s'a'e unversny AZ MIS-
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To-Day, President-elect Gro.
yer Cleveland goes from New
York City to Lakewood. N. J..
where he will remain until he
starts for Washington.
He will there write his inau-
gural address and also settle
other preliminary questions, such
as the personnel Of the next
cabinet, the date Of the extra
session, and the measures to be
then introduced ancssuch other
matters as the exigencies Of po.
ities may require.
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committsss and the house adjourned TO 10
O'clock o. no. Monday.
the JOINT BALLOT.
Hsa. =. z. Csllias Enters the sssstesial

~. SSeSs
nss. Z. Z. csllias Enters the sssstesiai
Rass.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
HELENA. Jan. lA-The ballot for senator
to-day resulted a. follows: Sanders. -;
Clark. "a; Dixon. 9; Mulville, 2; Collins, z
Beecher voted for Collins and made an
address for his candidate. Brown and
Buford wero paired. Gibson voted for
Naginnis but changed later to Collins.
The vote In joint session to-day for sem
ator was another of the many surprises a
this historical session. Populist Beecher
has recorded his vote alternately for The
candidate OF his party and for dsmocrae
His step to-day was only natural act as,
finding his candidate unavailable and
Hauser Withdrawn, he desired to honor
his fellow-townsman. Gibson did not ~
any time pledge himself to his party cau-
Gus and was unhampered. He
still remained faithful to his first
nominee but after Beecher's cxprcssion
Of his choice was free to change his vote -
recorded. Much suppressed excitement
was shown when tho votc was taken.
There Is much suspense and every ono 10
prepared for startling developments at
any moment. The situation seems as far
from solution as at any time. Clark can
no longer claim q united front against
Dixon, as new force now opposes him.
The Dixon men arc still firm and arc
yielding nothing.
Sanders is still active, but is nov less
sanGuine; indeed, there never was the
slightest hope for q republican. II In
week carly. The house is fairly ut work
. Iii
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Senator stanford's Wealth.

SAN Francisco. Jan. l4.-The grand
jury Of Santa Clara county. In which Sen.
ator Stanford's celebrated Palo Alto stock
farm is located, rendered q report ycstcr.
day. 1t says that Senator Stanford Is rs.
sessed for the year 1892, at o valuation OF
$4,000, while In the estimation Of the
grand jury 100000 would be faircr as.
sessment for the trotting thoroughbred
stock Mt Palo Alto. The assessment for
the buildings and Improvements amount
TO Sl0c. 900. while the valuation thereof IL
ut least Si.2O0.000. These improvements
include the buildings Of Leland Stanford,
Jr,, university.
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A YOUNo DEVIL.
The Horrible Crime of worthless Ma,
In n Peuusylvauia Town.

CHESTER, Pa, Jan. 14.-A tragedy was
enacted here this afternoon which will re
suit in the loss of two lives and in all prob
ability OF the conv iction OF Thomas Rod
gers as double parricidc. Rodgers is "A
years old, the victims father, Thomas
Rodgers, aged 60, his mother, Martha
Ann, about the Same age, and married
sister, Mrs. William Kildcy. Thomas
father reprimanded him to-day for his
laxiness, declaring that he must
TO to work. Thomas answered :
"You can't put me out" and going up
stairs secured his brother-in-law' revolver.
His vito and daughter tried to save
Rodgers, but Thomas deliberately fired
two bullets into his father. The first shot
entered the thigh and the second lodged
In the heart. After the father had fallen
to the floor. young Rodgers kicked him in
tho face. His mother attempted 10 escape
by tho cellar door, but q bullet from the
revolver struck her In the back aud pene-
trated her left lung. Mrs. Kiltley fled from
the house and her brother shot her while
she ran in almost the same place he
wounded his mother. The bullet glanced
ON the shoulder blade and thus saved the
young woman's life. Tho revolver now
empty, tho wouId-bc murderer ran up the
street TO an alderman's Office and enter
ing. locked the door against n large crowd
which followed. The police were notified
and Rodgers was locked up.
His three victims were taken to the hos
pital, where physicians announced that
the wounded father and mother could no,
live until morning. Both the parents be-
lieve that their son intended To kill his
father. Young Rodgers said the attack
was tho result Of family row and in
tended to kill the old man. Ho gave no
reason, however, for his assault ON his
mother and sister. There is much excite
ment in the community and extra precau-
tions arc taken by the police to gaurl
against lynching. Rodgers senior, died
shortly after o'clock tonight.
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The woman's Protective union will
give turkey dinner in the basement OF
the Hamilton block. West Broadway. on
Tuesday, Jan. II, commencing at noon
and lasting till o'clock in the evening.
The dinner will bc followed by grand
ball IN the evening NJ Renshaw hall.
Tickets TO the dinner. 80 cents. Adms-
sion TO the ball. si.t0. Music by Van Or
tons orchestra.
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A kchoonrr Wrecked.

SAE FRANCISCO. Jan. li.--The steamer
Costa Rica, which arrived here to-day
from Departure bay. reports the schooner
volant was seen floating bottom up OH
George rock. Nothing has been heard Of
the volnnt's crew Of nine men. The
volsnt was valued at $4,000.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan. Ex-senator
Stanford stated to an Ereaing Post re-
porter to-day that the report that he was
TO resign from the senate 10 untrue. He
says his health is good and he does not
consider he would bc doing Justice to his
party or his country by resigning.
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$40
Buys an all wool suit of clothes
good stock, made well and fits too.

We have been cutting the
prices of clothing down. so far
down that it will do you good to
call and see the suits we are now
selling from $40 to SIS. they
formerly sold from SIS to $40.
sIS and $50 buys our Ses to S25
suits. You can get a good idea
of these bargains by looking into
our window.
Overcoats and Ulstcrs-We can
offer you at good liberal discount.
1t is getting late and we must
dispose of them and the price
will move them.
Ten per cent off on all boys
and children's suits and overcoats.
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oovernor Turney's Inauguration.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. li.-Governor
Buchanan to-day signed and returned a
resolution calling for the Inauguration of
Covernor-elect Turncy at Winchester
Monday. In consequence. Governor
Turncy will be inauRura'cd by tho su-
prsme Judge and committee composed
Of The speaker and five members Of each
house OF the general assembly.
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For Utah'. statehood.

WAsHISoToS. Jan. H.-Cainc OF Utah
introduced in the house to-day bill TO en-
abls the people of the territory hc repre-
sents to form a constitution and enjoy
state government. and be admitted to the
union as a state.
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Fred Bacon left yesterday TO buy dress
goods for NJ. j. Conncll Go. LADIES' may
expect the very lates, styles and novelties
st Connell's, as Mr.. Bacon las excellent
taste and is first rate judge Of goods.
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A SHORTER WORKING DAY.
Union Pac ac shop Hsnds NJ Poeaeells
VIII Work Fewer aouss.

Will Work Fewer HousA
Special Dispatch to the standard.
PocArELLo. Idaho, Jan. 1A.-Ordsrs
were received tonight to cut down the
hours of work in the shops here from 10 TO
eight hours. This Is ON account OF the
falling of in the coal trafhc to the north
on account Of the closing down Of 20 many
of the smelters.
There was q rumor tonight that there
was To be q new division superintendent
at once. Mr.. Calvin IL out Of the city, bat
the rumor was denied at headquarters.
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fd-rr Mills VIII.

SAN Francisco. Jan. 1.-THE will Of
the late Edgar Mills was filed for probate
to-day. The estate is valued nt more than
H.2D,0oO, bcquca,hcd TO his three chill
drc,,
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David II. Beck of Virginia City, has
charge Of the second floor at NJ. j. Con.
nell Co.'s. in the absence of Mr.. Read. who
went East last week to select cloaks and
suits for spring.
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THE STATE SENATE.

Yesterday.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA. Jan. 14.-In the senate this
morning bills were introduced for the cre-
alton of Valley and Teton counties.
Folsom and McDermott werc appointed
on the joint committee TO examine tho
business Of the worlds fair commits
sioners.
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A HORRIBLE DEATH.
The Wife OF . Prominent Californian
Fatally Harmed.

Fatally Harmed.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Jan. n.-Mrs. NJ. r.
Woodward. tho wife of q prominent at-
toruey Of this city, met with n horrible
death at Sierra Madre yesterday while
cooking q meal. She accidentally upset
an oil stove, setting fire to her clothes.
Her husband. who is an invalid. carried
his wife into the bed room and covered
hsr with clothes. Her lower limbs were
horribly burned and death followed In
thru hourg
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The new ribbon and glove counter at
NJ. j. Counelrs is very tasty and pretty.
II improves the appearance Of the store
immensely,