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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-29
A GREAT RAILROAD SCHEME.
Talk Of big Extensions to the Ilfeneis
Csutral System,

FREEPoRT, ILL.,, Nov. IA railroa6 With
terminal at the Gulf of Mexico, a Dther
on Lake MichlgAn and third at ttb Pa
cific ocean would make system naoec ex.
tcnsive than the world has yet scen. That
may be possible some time; In fact, from
present indications II is probable ana the
Illinois Central will be the company TO
own such . line, according TO well founded
rumors in railroad circles. II already has
line from Chicago to New Orleans and
one from Chicago into Iowa.
Several years ago there was begun from
Sioux City the Pacific Short Line. destined
10 be the most direct limo 10 the Pacific. IL
was built for distance of a few hundred
miles through Nebraska, when work
ceased in the Sound region because of
the lack Of funds. Since then things haye
not gone rs we'll and il is said tho road
can now be bought for Is cents on tho dol
lar. BY pushing west the road could
reach the Pacific coast over n route 30
miles shorter than any other. Tho difii-
Guilty In the way Is 2Oo-mile stretch of
sand which would yield no profits for
years, perhaps never.
1t is said the Central ofYi cials have had
the matter under consideration and think
favorably Of il; that in fact the purchase
would have been made and the extension
begun this summer had It not been for
tho disturbed condition of tho money
market.
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Pcri.hed In the Planes.

on CRY. Pa. Nov. as.-Firc this morn
ing destroyed an entire block consisting
OF II or IL buildings. The loss is es-
timatcd at $4,000. IL is believed three
or four persons perished IN tho flames.
upto 10 o'clock tonight the bodies OF
Mrs. Shields and her three children had
not been recovered. The dead are Mrs.
Hugh Shields, aged 36; Fannie Shields,
aged 1; Charles Shields, aged 5; Myrtle
shields. . months.
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BLuoMtNOToN, H., Nov. -. Fifty men
and boys, employed by the Mclean County
Coal company. of which Vice President
Stevenson is president, struck to-day on
account of n reduction OF II cents per day
in their wages. Tho company claims tho
reduction is necessary on account of th,
hard times aud recent iire losses. The
strikers waited on Wee President Steven
son. but were unable to obtain an audi
once. They will attempt to see him to-
morrow. lie leaves for Washington FRI
lay.
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Races at lienulnCs,

BESSISCs, Nov. %. Five furlongs Dart
won; Hartford, second; Eliza Ann, third.
Time, i:0i4. Fivc-cighths of a mile
West Park won; Little Matt. second
Fatality. third. Time, I :0i. Three-quar.
tcrs Of n mile Terrifier won; Mask, sec.
ond Correction, third. Time. / IL. Five
and half furlongs Annie Bishop won
Plebiau, second; Restraint, third. Time.
l:ll. One mile Marguerite won: Shadow.
second; Bessie Bisland. third. Time,
iH7L. Thrce-luarters of mile Milt
Young won; Addic, second; Strathmaid.
third. Time, :ls.
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PROPHETS OF EVIL.
Predictions That tho knights OF Labor
WIU MT NurxIxa Pnudcrlx,a Eall

Predictions That tho knights of Labor
WIN Not survive Powderiys Fall.
PHrIADELrHrN, Nov. 2s.-The new ex.
ecu,iye board of the knights Of Labor will
continue in session several days. Since
tho assembly adjourned great deal OF
dissatisfaction Is being expressed con-
cerniug tho way the assembly conducted
its business this year. Predictions arc
made that the order will not live through
another year. Powdcriy. if possible. was
more rc,ieent than ever tonight about tho
recent events that have deprived him OF
office.
DIS MoINEs, Iowa, Nov. S.-Soveregu,
successor to Grand Master Workman
Powderly, will leave here this evening for
Philadelphia.
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Sweeney Knock. Out Moore.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard
GlENpIvr, Nov. 2s.-John Sweeny. the
champion bantam weight of the North
west, mot young Moore Of Spokane at
Glendive this evening in a finish fight for
a purse Of $50. Five rounds were fought.
Tho first round was even up, tho second
was a sluaging match. In the fourth
round both apparently spared for wind.
In the fifth round SNecuy struck his fa-
vorite blow on Moore in tho iugular and
knocked him ont.
Sweeny offers to fight any in5-pound
man for $50 to S5rp, the fight 10 come off
nj Glendivc.
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Look Out for a Long Ms.,a.s.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-rhe cabinet
meeting to-day was long one, lasting
about three hours. AL tho members ek-
ccpt Secretary Smith were present. The
president expects TO have tho message
ready to send i'm Monday noon. This aft
crnoon lie was preparing the portion rela-
tive to the evil service and sent for Com
missioners Roosevelt and Lyman to dis
cuss the subject. The message is eN-
pccted to be a lengthy document.
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Tu.,da,'. Railroad Wreck.

ERIE. Pa. Nov. -. Near Conneaut,
Ohio, two freights on the Lake Shore road
collided to-day. Thirty cars wero wrecked
and Engineer John Schwenger and Fire
man William Mchan were badly injured.
Engineer Joel Gaines and Fireman Kirk
vpre killed
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NO EXTRA SESSION,
Governor Mcdonnell OF Idaho Refuses n
Petition From CassiA County.

Special Dispatch 10 tho standard.
BOISE, Idaho. Nov. ga petition from
Cassia county, signed by 80 prominent
citizens calling for an extra session Of tho
legislature, was considered by Governor
Mcconnell. They want tho session for
the purpose of making an appropriation
to maintain the normal schools at Albion
and Lewiston aud also to make a rcappor-
tionment. The reply of Governor Met on
nell to Senator Miller and others was that
no special session would bc called rs tho
legislature had failed to make a proper
apportionment and the same body would
not be likely TO agree upon any fair pro-
position. As to the normal school, tho
original bill did not call an appropriation
and he did not think such bill could pass
either house.
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IGCROPOF DYNAMITERS
Internal Machines Plenty In Berlin,
Dublin and Montreal
AFTER EMPEROR WILLIAM
Cermany's Ruler Receives a Queer
Sample OF Radishes-Suspect
Arrested In Dublin - The
Montreal Conspirators.

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tho nov crci,od susnici,n /, w.s handed
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DrnI,y Nov. os'--Tbe ,o,ico b,x. mr..
rested .Jobn Nearps on susnicio, of boiny
concerned in tho pIacing Of n hoy of dyna.
mite under ,be vaIIs ~ AIhoro,,h h,r-
racks. and OF compl,ci,v in tho murder OF
pa,r,ck Recd nresu,nahlv because la
knew the Tacts Means IL snsncc,ed Of
beipy a member of n dvp,mi,c socic,v.
This af,erpoop h,g fulI M c,r,ridcc.
was found pear Tho raiIwav .,a,ion
Mearns was charged during the dav
with tho murder of Patrick Recd After
n preliminarv examinn,ion he WAS re.
manded. During the afternoon n man
named Nolan was arrested ON suspiciop Of
having been concerned i'm Reeds murder
and being connected with a conspiracy to
cause the dynamite explosion al the Aid.
borough barracks.
Nearnes and Nolan were this cvepi,y
set AT liberty, The only dynamite suspect
now In custody is n compositor named
Sbcriu.
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-29
ARE THEY STILL ALIvE7l
Two Young People said TO Be In New
York Instead OF Drowned.


SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. ga speciAl
from Ithaca, n. ", TO tho Union says
Much excitement has been caused over
the report that DIR. L. S. Merriam and Miss
Mary l.. ieargin, supposed TO have been
drowned in Lake Cayuga, November is,
were in New York city, and that the doc.
tor had written TO friend in Ithaca last
Friday informing him of his whereabouts
Tho report is said TO have been started by
a letter carrier, who delivered the letter to
its owner. The letter carrier firmly de-
nies the story. Every day since tho two
young people disappeared, the Lake has
been dragged by competent boatmen.
Finding the doctors overcoat has created
comment. The coat, together with Miss
leargin's gloves, were found on the bank
Of the lake quite dry. A boat was near 10y
partly filled with water. There are some
who arc inclined to believe tho story that
DIR. Merriam and Miss Yeargin arc still
alive G, and more important disclosures are
looked for.
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Big Loan for Mexico.

BERLIN, Nov. 2s.- Bleichrodcrs an
nounce that Mexico has adopted u further
definite measure to secure the service of
foreign loans Of 1855 and 1890. Tho Mexi-
can government has concluded a new
per cent. loan with tho National Bank of
Mexico and Blcichroders for 100000,
tho service Of which is secured by lien
Of l. per cent. on export duties. The loan
will be issued i'm January.
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IN DEEP WATER AGAIN.
The Erie's Floating Debt Is Rapidly In.
cressiug.

New YORK, Nov. 2s.-At to-day's meet
ing of tho directors of the New York. Lake
Erie & Western, the members of the boar d
Of 1893 were reelected. The net floating
debt of the Eric road Sept. 30, 1893. was
ss.H2.41s, against s5.iil,6l7 in 1892 and
S3.S5i.2 .290 in 1891; current liabilities. So
736, $50; current nssets, s3,i23.s56. IL will
he necessary for the board TO devote carly
attention to the preparation and promul-
CATION of q plan for the rcadiustment of
the financial affairs Of the company which
shall include tho discharge of tho present
floating debt and provision for reason
able amount of capital to bo expended in
the improvement Of the property. No
action is yet taken regarding paying the
interest which falls due in December.
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llArea In GnlIfornia

S,N FRANCISCO, Nov. Fiyc-cighths
Of n milc-Patsy UNeil won; Tom MIN.
bus, second; Ice Stanley, third. Time,
:os. Six furiongs won; Cassie,
second; Fortuna. third. Time, I:i5Is.
Five furlongs Jim n. won; Ida Glenn,
second: Hal Fisher. third. Time. :oj.
One mile-Garcia won; Xanipost, second
Donahue. third. Time, ;t5iE. Five fur
longs Vivaio won; Thelma, second; Red
Bird. third. Time. i:OS.
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An Express Agent Robbed.

CuEYESNE, Nov. 2s.-Georre Kelly,
agent of tho Burlington & Missouri al
Bertrand, Neb., was sandbagged and
robbed OF si.ocO last night. The money
arrived at 10 p. IN. on passenger train
from Omaha. directed to the bank of
Bertrand. Kelly was slugged after tho
train had left and while he was entering
the station. The robber escaped.
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welcoue to the New Road.
plspatch 70 the STANDARD.

Special Dispatch 70 the STANDARD
BoIsE. Idaho, Nov. 2s.--William r. Mer-
rill Of Chicago. general manager of tho
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy road, ar
rived in this city to-day by special car.
Mayor Soma and the city council met
him at the depot with carriages and
showed him around the city. lie will
meet a number of prominent citizens in
the city hall tomorrow 20 talk over rail-
road matters.
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som. worthIe. LIZ. Insurance.

tniCACo. Nov. 2s.-tpon application of
Attorney General Maloney of Illinois
Judge Horton to-day entered a decree dis
solving the Total Abstinence Life associa-
ton of America. BY this action policies
falling due hereafter will bc worthless.
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Brlradi.r General Otis,

WhSHISuTos. Nov. Is. Tho president
has appointed Colonel 4. :. ous of tho
Twentieth infantry to be bricadier general
To I'LL the vacancy caused by the retire
ment of General Carlin.
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spain on Her Ear.

MApRIp, Nov. 2s.-The Cortes will meet
i'm December for the purpose of voting
extraordinary supplies for a Morocco
expedition. 10 enable Spain TO act against
the sultan himself IL he refused TO submit
TO the claims of the Spanish goyernmet.
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withdraw. From IN. Association.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2s.-This morning
the Rio Grande d Western railway in.
formed the local passenger association
that, from Dec. Is, that road would cease
TO belong to the association.
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sugar From Russia,

ST. PETERsBrRc. Nov. 2s.-Tho Russia
sugar manufacturers have decided to eN.
port 100000 pounds between now and
March.
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John Drummond Hay Dead.

LoNpoN, Nov. 2s.-Sir John Drummond
Hay, ex.minister to Morocco, Is dead.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-01

AGAIN. TVS III rIgnG now-sne Knows
how to do it-whew, whew-you'd bet
ter go to bed-puff, puff"
Then followed day of tribulation,
the guests being given an explanation
which they received good-naturedly.
In the afternoon the wife went to an
intelligence Office and left word to have
girl sent at once. That evening there
was q timid knock at the side door.
The wife went to see who was there.
A familiar and welcome voice was
heard:
Its me-Katie. If you please,
ma'am, wants to came back I've
changed my mind about lavin,"
The wife INDUCED in series Of rap
turous ordinations and Katie was
once more installed in the bosom of the
family, where she continues to reign
Detroit Free Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-01

sparkling ruddy tints. Seated in q
low easy chair just within the glow,
during the leisure hour before dinner,
Mrs. Maynard was musing bitterly,
with no interruption save the tinlxling
melodies that Miss Hilary's idle fingers
were sweeping from the glistening
white keys of the piano-forte. But soon
the PLAYER rose from the instrument,
and. coming toward the fireplace, she
stood revealed in the fitful red light, a
slenc er, queenly figure in her softly
clinging black gown.
Mrs. Maynard quickly reused herself
from her revcrie on Miss Hilary's APP
proach and addressed her with slight
nervous trcmor in the voice that she
vainly strove to keep in its usual sweet,
ow, even tone:
My dear Miss Hilary, if you will
permit me, should like to speak to you
about Mr.. North. Is it quite true that
ae is an old friend of yours? You
know, my dear child, you are in GER
sain sense under my social guardian
ship, and feel responsible for your
Tor anything affecting your happiness"
The proud girlish face changed color
slightly during this address, and the
red lips were firmly compressed for an
instant as if to control a sudden culver
of pain; but. the eyes remained dreamily
| fixed upon the glowing fire and there
was no indication of emotion in the
low voice that presently answered:
"Pray. do not include Mr.. North
among any of the possibilities affecting
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-01
His Dead Wife a. Show,

A johnson county (Tex.) man whose
wife died some years ego found upon
disinterring the body recently to trans.
fer it to another burial place that it had
become petrifed. Being Of money.
making disposition he has been taking
the body around for exhibition along
with some other CHASTITY objects and is
doing paying business. He is to be
married again soon and intends making
n bridal tour to the worlds fair, taking
along wife No. 1, where he will exhibit
her in side show and thus defray the
expenses of the trip and make money
besides.
The Middletown IN W Street Railroad
and Power company has been incorpor
atcd to build and operate street sur ace
railroad through the streets of Middle
town, length five miles; capital $50, 900
AT London auction yesterday Il rare
edition of 'Epistola Christofori Colnni, "
printed in Rome in 1903, was bought fol
315 pounds. This work is believed to
have been the first printed account of the
discovery of America.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-01

what share you and Mrs. Maynard have
had in this business. 1t looks bad for
you, North; don't deny it, now. Are
you mixed up in that forgcry?"
Even eyes less shrcWd and unfricndly
might have seen the gradual whitening
of Norths face, though he held every
muscle in such iron control that it's eX-
preston did not materially alter. 1t
might have been anger alone that
sent the color from the lips that
were compressed like marble for q mo-
mcnt beneath the sweeping dark mus
tachc.
"You don't answer me, North" cried
the major, cXultingly, after brief inter
val of silence. You stand convicted
without one word to say for yourself.
Oh, told you SO! Heavens and earth,
sir, you don't fool mc!"
Did you expect me to answer such
an accusation as that?' demanded North,
haughtily.
mo, didn't expect it,. North.
thought you would try to cvade the
charge, and so you did. But it will all
come out yet, North, depend upon it.
your iniquities will be exposed, sir.
And now it appears that you and Mrs,
Maynard are putting your heads to-
gether and trying to find that girl-that
Annie Dupont. Isn't this so, North?'
Pardon me, this is Mrs. Maynard's
own affair. Whatever she is pleased tc
communicate to you, Maj. Maynard
you are at liberty to know. You are
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-01

WASHINGTON. D. c., March L. For N En- r.
land: Rain or snow, followed by fair weather
winds shifting to southwcstcrly, slightly
warmer.
For Eastern New York, Eastern Pom
sylvania, Now Jersey, Delaware AMI Mary
land: Light rain or snow followed by gcncr
ally fair weather, slightly warmer, south
westerly winds, except stationary tcmp2ra
turc and variable winds in Maryland and cen
trail Pennsylvania.
For Western Now York: Fair, wcstcIl,
winds, slightly warmer.
For Western Pennsylvania: Generally fair
stationary temperature, southcrly shifting t.
sOuthw CStCrly winds.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-01
A Little Comedy Of Errors

"Unless you deserve condemnation,
you surely do not require pity. Your re-
guest is confession, Mr.. North"
ShS left him then, Gin order to receive
some one who had just entered the
drawinp-room; and North, reviving as
if t,um the effects of sudden dash of
cold water. found his wits sufficiently
to resolve upon an Immediate departure.
lie had succeeded, after waiting few
moments for the opportunity, in max
ing his adirux to Mrs. Maynard, and had
reached the draw;ng-room door when
Williams confronted him with a mes
sage.
Maj. Maynard's compliments" he
said, bowling low, land will Mr.. North
please come up to the ma jOr's study for
fow momUntS?"
1t flashed upon North's mind instant
" that there must not appear in his
manner the slightest hcsitancy about
complying with this request, and he
therefore asscntcd ut once; but he was
in no cuviablc state of mind rs he fol-
lowed Williams up the broad staircase.
Oddly enough he had never calculated
upon the probability of his being com
PEELED to meet Mai. Maynard, and he
lltLNl lN'l HIS llLlINl lN'l ttll
emergency. He had no time now to do
moro than 10 rally his sclf-posscssion
and nerve himself to meet the uncx-
pectcd in whatever shape it might pre-
sent itself to him, falling back upon
mcasurably clear conscience as 4 sus-
tanning factor.
The majors 'atudy" al
though there was nothing in the apa
pointmcntS of that luxurious den or in
the occupations daily pursued within
its four walls to warrant such Il dCsig-
nation was situated near the first land
ing of the winding stairway.
As North entered he perceived Il gen
tlcman in n richly embroidered dress
ing-Euwn, lying at full length in re-
clining chair. In his first glance North
recognized in this person the irascihlc
invalid whom he had within the past
hour encountered uu the street.
This speedy Identification of his as
| sailant affected North somewhat us an
arthuuallr shock might have done; but,
conrralinE his feelings rs well rs possi-
bic, he advanced with the greeting:
Good morning., Maj Maynard. be-
Hcvc this is the second time to-day that
| have had this honor"
A silent, snccring scrutiny was at
| first his oulyanswrr, ana North was be
ginning to feel seriously annoyed, when
at last the major, motioning toward =
chair which North declined, began in a
hooking way:
ooh, you're not 'preoccupicd now,
ell? You recognize me, do You, Mr..
North? Heavens and earth, sir! It's a
wonder that YOU didn' come in prGtcnd-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-01
Il II 0U1an's B0ek.

~ H/FS'|C - - ttCVs
The handspring Of her life.
What can she do, where can
she go, SO long as that deadly
backache saps both strength and
ambition
She cannot walk, she cannot
stand; her duties are burden
some she is miserable.
The cause is some derange-
mcnt of the uterus or womb.
Backachc is the sure symptom.
The one unfailing remedy IS
Lydia z. PiukAam's Vegetable
Compound. A woman discov-
cred it and gave it to woman.
Mrs. Z: ". Lane, Of HoToke,
ULrSS., tells what a comfort it is
to write to a woman about her
peculiar troubles, and have a
woman read her letters and give
a woman's SYM A
pathy and help. ~ ESM
Thousands send Va SWA
Mrs. Pinkham ~ ~
letters, grateful IT, ...,-r4'IkJa
for renewed life. II TT77ISS~4A6Ss4a
All druggists sell it. RIT0\NSSA
Address in confidence, $1A<NSZM1
A'DI Co. e. L iISnt MAss MED G~A% &a<a<
Lydia e. Pinkham'S z%<x2g :~..
Liver Pills, rs cents. W.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-01
Ashton e Garr1ty,

Plumbers, Steam and Gas Filters, Tin
Roofing, Hot " alter Heating Especially.
aO6l BANK STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-01
JOSEPH A, JACKSON, ARCHITECT,

Lilley's Block. Waterbury, Conn,
And ~ West I25thB st, New York.
Plans and Superintendent for all classes
uildi0gs.
to secure for clients: the best results with the
east expenditure.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-01
CHAPTER XVII.

CHAPTER XVII.
Player King" 'Tis not strange that cen
our love should
With our fortune change,
For it's q question left US yet to
prove,
Whether love lead fortune, o,
else fortune love
Hamlet.
In Mrs. Maynard's drawing-room a
soft glow from the sea-coal fire in the
CRATE was filling the early twilight with
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-01

-"Helen, it don't look well. you wear
ing such expensive bonnets and your
husband in debit Helen-''There,
dear, thought of that myself, and
only to-day ordered four new ones that
arc real plain. Inter Ocean