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A.C Smith & Co., Druggists, agents
eiItobsrts' HesperlGp Vonlc.
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Sold everywhere. Price; CuttcuRA,
~ cts; Soar - cis.; RfsulyIST, si.uO.
Prepared by PoTrrE nuruANu tlrNt.
Cat CORPORATION. Boston.
"All Abou' the skin, Scllp and hair"
90 pages, 800 Diseases. mliie' free.
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FOR SALE.

CENtIAL rAnR Iors. $40 rru MONTH
Y ". ~ MCCIrHr q Co IS ". lnd south
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Dancing Matinee.
will givea dancing matinee at my
academy in the Old Fellow Temple
on Market street, Wednesday alter
mon (washingioL's Birthdpy), Feb.
semi, commencing at hnli.past three
O'Clock. ii. b. YOUNGER,
Teacher OF Dancing.
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IT YOU WISH TO BORROW MONEY
4 Cali on SALT LAKE VALLEY LOAN
a TRUST COMPANY. u east. fIrst south
street
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NIONEY TO LOAN NJ o.. TO PER
lNl cent. nnchc. second 1nof. uooly liocL.
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NIONEl TO LoAN iN Any AMOUNTS
lNA on Farms. Improved or uuimuroycd city
property alan on vullntcrs y, NJ. Kennedy
4 %. Ml-Nrl I-m-L.
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NJOSEN 10 LOAN uN IAi,Nls AND CRY
vi properly, mod collateral Good uuirs
bought snort timu loans ono endorsed notes.
Waterman irns. Room b.. Central GIOrE.
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NTONEY 40 LOAN AZ CURRENT RATS.
w j. u. THOMPSON, IS ". second south,
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Is sum PROM frcO no 5000 ONE 10
fye years, az lowest rAtcH. Under Com
mcrcal National Hank jaime. X. shaw.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DLEssoN s. kISNEY ATTORNEY AND
- CuuusclOr,Ht. low t.E.Ut Mccormick B'k
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MONEY BROKERS

pUYs NOTES. REAL E-r N Ann CHAT
ID tics, loans made. !. OusuN, ~ Main 70.
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HE ROBBED The CASHIER
4 Chicago Poslol1ce Clerk Held Up BY
a Daring Criminal
THOUSANDS WERE TAKEN
The Stranger Was Bringing Back
Stamps to the Stamp Depart
msnt and Cashier Robin
son Was Knocked Out

CHICAGO. Dec. l2.-Cashier A. J. Robin.
son OF the wholesale stamp department
OF the Chicago postoiiice was the victim of
q daring aud skillful robbery at half past
seven o'clock tonight. The exact sum OF
money stolen is not known. but II 10 be-
lieved TO be several thousand dollars.
Robinson was alone in the office, when q
signal rap on the door, such as is only
given by employer, was heard. Opening
the door. Robinson was confronted by .
stranger who said:
Does your cash balanccg
"No." said Robinson, "it doesn't"
The stranger then said: II sent my boy
over to-day for stamps and he was given
too many. I've brought them back. This
will probably balance your cash."
Robinson extended his hand for the
stamps aud received blow on his head
with a club which knocked him senseless.
He was unconscious when found, three
hours later. The thief left no cicw. As
lie escaped through window no dropped
money packages containing $3.50.
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No Tariff Caucus.

WASHINGTON, Dec. t2.-The schedule Of
the tariff bill was completed to-day by the
ways aud means committee and . portion
of tho afternoon was devoted TO the adj
ministrativo features of the bill. Rcpub-
Leans think the bill will not be submitted
before Saturday next, while the demo-
Gratis expect to submit to IL by Thursday.
There is no certainty of a caucus Of house
democrats on tho tariff bill. as somo of
tho democrats most anxious for
changes in tho bill are op-
posed to "a caucus. Among tho MEM
bers who signed the call for a caucus were
Morgan, Cockrcli, Richardson. Paschal.
Champ, Clark of Missouri, Smith of
Arizona, Kyle, Capehart, Stockdalc, An.
derson of Washington, Culbcrtson.
Hooker, Bell, Cooper, German, Hayes
Hutchison, stone. No change was made
to-day in tho sugar schedule. Tho COM
inittce changed the malt schedule again.
increasing II from % TO 20 per cent. The
duty OH cut diamonds has been reduced
~ per cent. IN the first bill to the present
rate of 10 per cent.
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EDINBuRon, Dec. 12.-The trial of A. j..
Aionson, tutor of Lieut.. w. ID. {. Ham
brough, on n charge of numbering his pu-
pill TO secure the insurance on his life 10 q
large amount, one company alone having
policies on the young mans life to the
amount of 100000, began here to-day. 1t
is alleged Monson had his pupil entirely
under his influence and could induce him
TO do anything he saw fit. The case is a
noted one. The body of the lieutenant
was found in a wood near Ardlamont I
house last August with bullet in his
head. 1t has been known as the Ardia-
mont mystery. The court room to-day
was almost filled with newspaper CORES.
pondents and artists for newspapers. Tho
prisoner pleaded not guilty and the court
proceeded 10 empanel jury.
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The Union Pacific Contract.

DENVER. Dec. l2.-Receiyer Trumbull.
when asked about the continuation of the
Union Pacific contract with the Rio
Grande between Pueblo and Trinidad for
trackagc arrangement, said he supposed
the contract would remain in force.
though no could make no positive state
,nent regarding the matter. II is likely
he will go to Omaha in n few days To dis
cuss the situation with the Union Pacific
receivers. who are ordered 10 turn over
the department of tue Gulf system to him.
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CHASING OUT ANARCHISTS.
Bomb fhowsrs Not Welcome In Any OF
tho Countries of Europe.


tho Countries Of Europe.
BERLIN, Doc. 12.-About 500 anarchists,
including many women, met here yester.
day evening. Tho police took great pre-
cautions to prevent disorder. Ii was no.
ticed that the anarchists Who attended
were dependent, as they fear the Paris
outrage will lead TO International meas.
ures against them. To-day Herman and
weisenthai, two OF the speakers at last
nights meeting. were arrested and con.
dcmned to three months imprisonment
for anarchistic utteranccs of two months
ago.
VIENNA, Dec. l2.-At Prague coercion
measures wcro debated In tho reichsrath.
Young Cscchs vigorously opposed the
measures and violently attacked the
government. Admissions to the public
galleries were greatly restricted as a re.
suit OF the precautions taken against out
RACES similar to that in the French cam
her OF deputies.
PARIS, Dec. IA man named Sordan
was arrested this afternoon in the ante
room of the Palais Bourbon for expound-
ing auarchistic theories in company with
another man who escaped. A number OF
anarchist documents were found in Sor-
dams pockets. Several foreign an
archists were eNpelled from France to-day.
While Valiant was in America he
MIXED with an anarchist named Graillat.
afterwards iynchcd there. Valiant last
week visited Able Lcmirc. who was
among tho deputies injured by the cNplo-
sion of vaillant's bomb. Able Lemire
took vaillant's name aud address and
gave him few francs. valiant almost
| a1raifs that In l,tS NTH har
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WANTED FOR MURDER.
A Man Arrested for n Tramp Turns Out
to He "A Murderer.

CHcAoo, Dec. 12.-Shcrin q. l.. Hen
derson OF Selano county, Cal. reached
Chicago to-day and identified prisoner
at the central station as Wilky Wilson,
wanted in California for murder. lie was
arrested week ago as a tramp and as he
fitted the description of Wilson, Selano
county officers communicated with Chi
cago officers resulting in their coming 10
Chicago. On Jan. 20, 1sna, Wilson and
three other desperate men, Horrcll, Free
del and Specks, were discovered robbng a
safe in Rio Vista by Night watchinan
Howard. Wilson shot aud killed Howard,
believing he had recognized them. Specks
was aftcrward arrested. lie turned state S
evidence. duplicating liorrell, frcdcl and
Wilson. Horreli and fredel we're shortly
afterwards spprehended and sentenced io
long terms in the san Quintcn prison.
Wilson escaped.
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THEY sMUooLED cHlNAMEN.
Trial Of n Company Engsg.d In a Ne
farious Business

po~hhebSs
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. i..-The trial of
James Lottan, cN-collcctor of customs;
Thomas Jordan. ex-captain of inspectors
of customs, G. J. Mulky, ex-special ascnt
of the treasury department: Capt. John
Ross. formerly master of tho steamer
Haytian Republic. and others TO the mum
ber of 10 in all, charged with conspiracy
to smugglc Cinnamon into this country,
began here this morning. The ease is at
tracing great deal OF attention owing to
the prominence Of the parties connected
with II.
The jury hzving been secured tho after
noon session began with tho opening for
,ha governmsn, by dim Glarin. who said
the evidence would show tho part each de-
fendant played In the conspiracy to smug-
glos Nathan Blum was then called as the
governments first witness. The defense
objected on the ground that Blum has
been convicted Of infamous crime. Tho
objection was overrulod aud Blum's tesii-
mony admitted, subject to exception.
Blum testified tina, Dunbar, Jaeklinc,
Thompson and himself, comprising
tho Merchant Steamship company.
decided about March, 1892, To en-
ter into the business OF bringing
Chinese laborcrs into this country by
means Of fraudulent certificates, and had
q contract with the Canadian Pacific
Steamship company to carry from Van.
cover all tho Chinese bound for Portland
for &c apiece. The business prospered
and they saw they could get higher
price, SO they raised the faro for China
men TO $50. Bannon, an attorney and
notary Of this city, madc out a large mum.
Der Of blank certificates. for which he re-
ceived 81 each. Ching ChonG Qui secured
photographs and Blum took them TO Van
couvcr, together with Bannon's notatoriai
soal and there put seal on the certia.
Gates over the photographs.
| Before Blum concluded other objections
we're raised by the defense and the re-
maindcr OF the afternoon was taken up In
presenting tho law on the subject.
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Race. at New Orlenos

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l2.-Six and one
half furlongs -Silyerado Won; Rouser,
second; Dutch Hughes. third. Time,
:26L. Five furlongs flenneria won; I;
Ethel W. second; Governor tiili, third.
Time. :OiL. Five aud one-half furlongs
Carmen won; Little FL. second; Rally,
third. Time, i;ioi4. Five and onc-half
furlougs /. won; IT. Pancras, Sec
oud; Winnie Davis. third. Time, :i3h.
Fiftecn.siNteeuths- Strathmeath won
wedgcflcld, second; Coronet, third. Time,
t.sttg
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Another Chicago Crank.

CHiCAoo. Dec, 12.--Some days ago John
Wcstgrath. a cranky farmer, living near
Batavia, ILL.,, issued n circular calling on
the unemployed in Chicago 10 meet him
on the lake front Mt daylight this morn
ing fully armed 10 demand relief from
the city. 1t twas not known what result
the publication of this document would
have. nnd. as a precaution. 600 policemen
were held in reserve all night to suppress
any outbreak, but none occurred. No
armed men appeared in response 10
wcstcrath's summons,
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Is.ceS mt Hcnninys,

BEsSINGs, Dec. 12.-One mile-Shadow
won; Arab, second; Captain T., third.
Time, 1 :i6. Four and oue-half furlongs-
Berwin won; Benjamin, second; Wood
Roche won; Tartarian, second; Terrifier,
third. Time. :o2k. Steeplechasc, full
course-St. Johns won; Geronimo, sec.
oud; Baronet. third. Time, 4:26. Five
and one-half furlongs-Ontario won; Lit
tie Mat, second; Fiction, third. Time,
1:l0. Mile-Dillon won; I; Robin Hood, sec.
ond: Augusta Bell, third. Time, IA.
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Hard times have been
the cause of many business
failures and some of the
finest Jewelry Stocks have
been thrown on the market
at a great sacrifice. We
have watched these bank
rupt stocks closely, and
have bought largely of
their finest goods. and at
such LOW PRICES that
we are prepared to SUR
PRISE our customers
with the bargains we have
to offer.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-The World will say
tomorrow: 1t is asserted that there is a
project in New York to equip n war vessel
10 Venezuela and capture important sea-
port towns and gain possession OF custom
houses. The revolutionary movement in
Venezuela against Crespo is in the hands
Of groups of exiles in New York, Paris
and tho West Indies, which are abund-
nntly supplied with money. In the event
of the success OF tho revolution il is be.
licved General Pcraza, now living i'm
Brooklyn, will be made president of the
INpublic
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FEDERAL ELECTION BILL
4 Fight 0Tsrt be Election Laws Begins
In the United States Senate
OVER UTAH'S ADMISSION
Indications That the Bill for Utah
viii Pass the House In Spite OF
the Opposition OF ColdbuGs-
Proceedings Yesterday.

wAsHISGroN. Dec. 1s.-Senator Cullom
fred tho first gun to-day in the battle
over tho federal election laws and sue
ceeded in drawing sharp return tire
from Hill of New York. After Hoar's sec
ond Hawaiian resolution had been laid
over until tomorrow, Cullom took the
fioor and spoke at length on the election
repeal bill. He asked II the mandate OF u
corrupt judge like Maynard should deter.
mine the complexion of the legislature
which elects a senator, or tho Drawn and
muscle of Mckane should control the
elective representative in congress. and
congress have no power 10 protect the in-
tegrity of Its own members. In tho course
of his remarks Cullom attacked the New
York machine and Maynard and was in-
tcrruptcd with n reminder from Hill that
the election referred to would not have
controlled the New York senate, and
whether or not there was anything crimi-
nal in that election was not relevant to
the present question. Cullom retortcd
that the action of Maynard iuaugurated
the scheme which resulted in changing
the character OF the legislature. Hill dc.
sired to inform the senator and the coun.
try that his statement was not n correct
one.
Further colloquy ensued, Cullom main
tanning and Hill denying that the result of
the recent election was an indication uf
approval of the republican protective pol
icy. Cullom then went on with his speech,
referring to pulling down the American
flag nj Hawaii. which could not have been
accomplished by all tho power Of mon
archied Europe. but which had been COM
mi,ted by order of an American president
n "nauIv h,n,iso,, do,,ocr,,i, sccrs,nrv of
st.,er II. I.,u,b,cr,
S,eunr, Addressed tho sen,,o i, favor
of the reneaI of ,bo federal eIec,ion laws
but soon dr;fte,, into !, discuss;on of The
financial question and n,,ributed the o, iIs
con,nI,;ned Of 10 the cold s,a,dard Tbo
senate then wen, in,o exccn,iye session,
and a, A o'clo,L adiourned un,i, to.uor.
row.
Tho ho,so ho,,, tho ,,;s.,ssi,, of ,ho
,dmiss,on 81 I,,h % s,a,ohooi Tho
nrnc;naI ,oin, n, ;ssu. us !. ho,b.r tho
an,hI;,, az, ShouId con,,in a nr,yi.o Inn,
,,os;na ,,oins and non,i,io. for roIy,, M.
on. marr;,ges. line conten,iop on ono
hand bcinp tha. the state should come in
an oo,,aI soo,,,a u;,h ether s,.,.s mn.
b,n,,;c,nnod hv s,ch rroy;s,on,. n, IN,
o,hor ,I,a, n. no,yo,nv /, ,d hcon s,amned
ont bv federal statutes and AS the adpi..
s,on Of ,ba terri,orv would rcpe,I tho
s,,tu,o. concress sbon,d mako thai conJi.
ton nr,c,ic.I,, I, n.rt os ,ha n, hI,nr mo,
Morse Of M,.sachusc,ts- onposiny III,
h;i, r,,,,e , y,co,,s ,.s,ul, an I-,,h and
Wormnnis,, rcc.II;n. NH The ou,raoes of
rIurai n,,rri',,cs thc Noun,,in Na,dow
nsss,crs bIood n,oneme,. and the reyc.
i,,;ons az ,h. eudoymnn, house.
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Special Dlsna,ch TO tho standard.

LIVINGSTON. Dec. i2.--Last Wednesday
Michael Kosmerly, a Cokedale coal miner,
left this city for Austria, having passage
from New York via the Bremen limo
steamer. Last evening Postmaster Swim
tiehnrst received telegram from Trans
fer Superintendent Moseier OF Cleveland,
Ohio, stating that kosmeyly was found
dead last Sunday morning near the Erie
railroad at Hubbard. Ohio. When Kos-
merly left this city he had several hundred
dollars in currency.
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Races at San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Dec. l2.-Five furlonas
-vivaio won; Brownwood, second; Addis
Chapman, third. Time, I :oi. Ono mile
Bridal Veil won; Morton. second; Dono-
hue, third. Time. :i6s.. Fifteen six.
tecnths-Prize won; Sympathetic Last,
second; Broadhcad, third. Time, 30.
One mile-Forerunner won; Adolph, sec.
ond; Zaragosa, third. Time, 1:i6h. Five
eighths of mile-Lovcdals won; Muti-
neer. second; Amida, third. Time,
ltAk
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usacinc In Mexico,

City OF MEyIco. Dec. l2.-Tho races
were we'll attended. Half mile-Myrtlc
won: Sawyer H.. second; Inona, third
Time, :j0l.. Five-eighths-Nor,llwe
won; Pcregal. second; Morgan g., third
Time. l :05. Thrcc-fourths-Guar won
Hercules. second; Haymarket. third
Time, LIS. Thirtecn-siNtcenths- Francis
Pope won; Constantine. second, Prince
Idle, third. Time. :2L.
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Asup.rintcnd.nt Assaulted.

AKRON, Ohio. Dec. i2.-John McFarlin,
superintendent Of the street railway COM
pauy, was assaulted last night and found
In his dooryard with fractured skull aud
a deep cut iu his neck. lie is still uncon-
scious and cannot live. James McFecley
and Abe Williams, tough characters seen
in his company, are under arrest.
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Playiug billiards.

NEW YORK, Dec. la.-Slosson and Sehae-
fer were contestants in the second night
of the three-cornered billiard tournament.
Slosson won in - innings. score 800 TO
SAL. Slossou's average, 30; high runs.
l2S, ~. Schaefer's average. % e-io; high
runs, l27.
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PALLRMo, Dec. le.-rhe excitement at
Partinico continues. The municipal
guards have Ted and tho populace has
forced the provision dealers to lower
prices. and has refused to pay octroin du-
ties for three days past. Bands of peas
ants are securing the country TO prevent
laborers from going to work.
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A Factory burned.

AuBuEN. Ind, Dec. IA church fur
ni,uro factory bArned here early this
morning with loss OF $4,000. George
Frcderickson. night watchman. was
burned to death. Ii is reported that he
was bound by robbers and burned in the
building, TO which they set fire.
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The Couchiin Trial.

CHICAGO, Dec. ia.-Couehlin's trial WAS
resumed this morning with James =. Bo-
land, chairman of the Cronin COMMITTEES,
on the stand. Ho testified To the identih-
cation Of Cronin's body. Several other
witnesses were also examined.
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NAUGATuck, Conn, dec. IA ten
round fight between Tom Ryan of Bridge
port and George Guthrie of Chicago was
broken up by the police at the end OF the
third round. Guthrie was practically
knocked out and lay on the floor helpless
when the police interfered. Both were
arrestel,
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A General HANGED.

Ell PAso. Dee. ia letter just received
from a man nov engaged in the disturb
ances headed by General Canuto Neri
says the reyolutionis's recently captured
aud hanged General Vicente vileda Of the
federal army, formerly a supreme court
Judge.
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"Examiner" People Indicted.

Special Dispatch 20 tho Standard
BoisE. Dec. 1.-The announcement of
the Indictment of w. r.. Hearst aud I. T.
Williams Of tho San Francisco Eraminer
was made In the federal court to-day.
The indictment will bc sent to san Fran
cisco, where they can so before the
United States commissioners aud give
bonds for appearance here. The case
will not be called before the next term OF
court.
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RoMr, Dec. 1s.-Thc American bankers
MaqGay, Hooker & Co., who failed yester-
day. have made statement showing over
a million and quarter lire above liabil-
tiles. Ii is stated creditors will lose nolh-
Ing.
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Work of IN. y,.,s,i NH,

Akron, o., Dec. i2.-Tho Akron iron
company has gone into the hands of re-
cciver. the result Of tho failure OF Ault-
man a. Co. of Canton. with whom il was
intimately connected. Liabilities arc
stated TO be SjOo.0Oo: assets, S5OO,OJO.
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New Chinese Inspector.

WAsHiSGroN, Dec. 12.-Carlisle has
appointed Wong Chin Foo OF New York
Chinese inspector.