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IF HE'S FORCED To 1T
Governor Mitchell Nay Declare Jack
sonYille Under Martial Law.
CORBETT IN GRAND FORM
Cripple Creek Increases Its Bid, Of
fering the Pusi!ists $4,000
in Gold Bullion to
Fight There.

JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 3o.-Aftcr break
fast this morning Corbett played hand ball,
boxed with Dan Creedon. wrestled with
McEiroy and finished with n salt bath and
rub down. Corbett says Creeden is one
OF the cleverest men in tho business, his
similarity TO Mitchell in size and strength
making him doubly valuable. Corbett
looks heavier and healthier than formerly
when in training. At st. Augustine
Mitchell is engaged in regular work.
II is rumored tonight that IL all other
means fail, tho governor will declare Jack
sonville under martial law and stop the
fight by the aid OF the militia. Manager
Bowden is still confident that the courts
will decide that no Florida law prohibits
glove contests, and says the arena will be
ready by Jan. 10. IL is an open secret that
there is an opinion by the attorney gen.
eral declaring prize fighting prohibited by
the state law, prepared after consultation
with the chief justice.
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, Dec. ;o.-Mayor
Whiting and other leading citizens tele-
graphed Mitchell and Corbett tonight Of
fering $4,000 in gold bullion TO fight here,
double the amount offered yesterday.
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To So. a senator Married.

WASHINGTON. lice. ~. 4 party OF about
40 persons, including many senators and
menbeas of the house and prominent
newspaper men, will leave Washington
on Monday for Hampton, Va, where they
so v attend the wedding Of Senator
Charles y. Faulkner OF West Virginia,
who is 70 be married 20 Miss Virginia
Whiting Of that place, "Wednesday next.
Among other members of tho party viii
be Senators Ilunton and Camden. Sena.
tor Dubois will be the groou's best man.
from Richmond, and Governor McCorkls
Of West Virginia will ho present, accom-
panied by most of tho state officials.
After the marriage the senator and his
bride will leave for "A two weeks trip
South, going as far as ~. Augustine, Fla,
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Hilarious on Her Journoy.

CnIrrEwA fNLLs,Wis., Dec. O.-A well.
dressed woman II evident refinement, on
her way from thicaso TO san Francisco,
was arrested hero to-day and put in jail
on charge of drunkenness. a, each sta
tion between here and Milwaukee she
would get OF aud try 10 got some liquor.
Finally she received enough to make her
tipsy and hilarious. Tho trainmon tried
20 keep her on the train here, but she got
away just as the started and made such
spectacle of herself that sho was placed
under arrest. She refuses TO give her
name.
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FROM The FATHERLAND
Business Is Fairly Good But The Grip
Is Worse Than Ever.
BETTER TIMES LOOKED FOR
Court Scandal. Occasioned by the
Story of tho Marriage Of Prtn-
cess Elizabeth and Lieu
tenant Siegfried.
Con,richicd rsna hy ihe AssocIat.d rrcss.


copyrighted isas ny the Associated fress'
BERLIN, Dec. So.-The conservatives are
increasing their attacks upon the govern
ment. the latest form being crusade led
by Hammerstein. in tho hyeus ZeifEng, IN
sinuating that there is misunderstand-
ing between Capri,i and the Prussian
ministers. Tho associated press is in q
position to state that there is not the
slightest foundation for these reports con-
meeting the chancellor with a crisis. Cap
riyi is tirmer in bis Office to-day than ever
before. lie has the perfect confidence OF
Emperor William. The friction said To
exist between tapriyi and Gutenberg lis
pure fabrication.
Business has been satisfactory in Ger
many during the latter half of December.
The impression prevails that tho seven
meager years are ended and better times
are coming with the new year.
There have been 90 deaths from influ-
enza the past six weeks. Tho sickness is
more virulent than ever before and IL Is
not vet diminishing.
Ra,i1c,tions of the commercial treaty
Nth Sory,, ,x.r. o>ch,nscJ ,o.day ,t m,
W." 'S''.s "s'e sN~"""SSN 'o"' "
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WAYS OF THE WORLD.

NV SoRS, bee. 30. Ernest Lambert,
assistant editor of the Forum, Is dead.
lfNvINwoRru. Dec. So.-The Burling.
ton ran its first train over the new steel
bridge over tho Missouri river to-day. Ths
formal opening takes place next Tuesday.
LAIIoRE, Dec. .o.--Resolutions adopted
BY tho nation al congress declare that So,-
600 people are OH tho verge of starva-
ton and urge tho government TO tako I'm.
mediate steps 10 succor them.
SAN Francisco. Dec. 3O.-Adam IIeroll.
once state treasurer of California. CONT
mittcd suicide By hanging. lie was de-
spondent over his failure TO DO appointed
superintendent of tho United States mint
In this city.
FRESNO, Dec. :O.-Chris Evans wife has
been held in bail for completely in his cs-
capo from Jail. No tidings have been re-
ceivcd from the sherih's posse in pursuit
| OF Evans.
TorEkA, Dec. 3o.-Govcrnor Lewclling
has appointed }. w. Frecborn. sheriff of
McPhcrson county. n member of tho board
/ Of trustees of tho state charitable iustitu-
tons TO succeed Mrs. Lease.
DENVER, Dec. 30.-The missing Lander
| stage has been heard from. The passen-
gers are safe. The stage is in rive feet of
| SNOW. The passengers last night reached
| u ranch near Lost Soldier, having ridden
out on the stage horses.
| wtSNtpEU, Dec. 3O.-Disastrous fires
visited tho towns OF Carbcrry and Miami,
| in this prov incc, last night. Al Carberry
four stores we're destroyed. and at Miami
tho leading hotel and seven other busi-
ness places wcro consumed. Losses
hoayy.
GurUgIE. -. T.. Dec. p.-Last night ].
]. Derr, prominent farmer, was assas-
| slnated. :. II. toss, . wcll-known cattle
man, was nearly killed by Derr's son u
year ago, and he is supposed TO be tho
murderer. lie has been arrested ut King
| fisher.
WASHINGTON, Dec. SO.--Carriiual Glib
bons was a caller upon President Cievs-
land to-day, aud had a chat of some length
with him. There WAS great pressure from
congressman and others who have busi-
ness With the president to-day, owing to
his ihrce days absence.
| NEW IoRE, Dec. 3n.-justices Of the
rcace Newton and Sutherland of Graves
end, with Boss" Mckanc, were arrested
| this afternoon on an order issued by Just
ice Cullen. There are II indictments
against Mchane and two against each OF
the others. Mchane was released on
bonds.
PROVIDENCE. Dec. 80 William A. Ben-
nett. teller of the Globe National bank
has absconded With nearly 10000 Il Is
thought that hc took steamer for
Europe. Tho bank officers believe that
Bennett took $4,000 of the lost money to
speculate in Now England and Manhattan
stock.
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WHERE'S HER HUSBAND
Mrs.. Hershheld Doesn't Know So She
Goes 10 a Lawyer.
MARRIED JUST A MONTH
They Say That the Match Didn't
Ploase Aaron's Relatives and
That Efforts We're Made
TO Smash IL.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

Special III, patch TO the standard.
HELENA, Dec. 3D.-About three weeks
ago Aaron Her shield. cashier of the Mer.
Hogan. cashier of a dry goods store here,
were married in Chicago. On their return
10 Helena they stopped for day or so
with the iady's mother and then took mp
their residence at tho Hotel Helena. On
friday morning Mr.. Hers hfield loft tho
city without, Il is said, mott flying his wife
of his intention. II was soon reported
that he had gone in order To break on
from her. His departure was generally
attributed TO his brothers wife, Mrs. l.. n.
Hershtield.
When the wedding was first announced
IL created quite a sensation, especially i'm
Jewish circles, a Miss Hogan was Cath
olic. Mrs. L. n. Hcrshicld was away at
the time. but returned This week. She had
several interviews with Aaron Hcrshfeld.
and his sudden departure yesterday is
said To have been the result. Mrs. Aaron
liershileid had u forecast of what was
coming, as her husband told her that ef.
forts would be madc to separate them. Hs
was arranging to leave the city with
hrs wife when Mrs. L.. II. hershne'd
reached here. Tho ncws OF hts departure
was not long In reaching his wife, and
then she sought tho services OF a lawyer.
AZ first sho Thought that the story OF his
departure was made up and that ne Was
still In the city. 30 she had an appiica'
ton Tor writ OF habeas corpus drawn mp
TO compel Mrs. J.. ". hershheid to pro-
ducc her husband. When she found that
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THEIR GRIEVANCES.
Again the Northern Pacific Employes
State Their Case.

Again the Northern Pacific Employes
State Their Case.
81. PAUL. Dec. 50.-Iraud Master Will
kinson. of the Order OF Railroad Train
men, arrived in the city this morning, and
has been in consultation with delegates of
the Northern Pacific trainmeu in regard
to reduction Of wages and the inaugura-
tion of n new schedule. He declined to
talk for publication. but il is understood
that the trainmen are less inclined 10 be
aggressive than any of the other orsaniza-
tions. In accordance with arrangements
made yesterday with General Manager
Kendrick, the engineers had a long con-
ference with that official and General Su-
perintendent Kimberly this morning.
going over all the specific grievances. The
other organizations will be given a hear
ing later, delaying tho tinai conclusion
some days. In the meantime tho new
scale Of wages will so into effect on Nom
lay.
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RoId RraurrcctInni.ts.

OMAHA, Dee. 3o.-1he two corpscs
found in n box last night at the Pacific
Express oflico havo' been identified as
those of Mrs. L. A. ID. Brown, wife of q
well known Omaha man, buried In Forest
Lawn cemetery on Thursday, and NJ. w.
A. McWhinncy. an old soldier, who died
at the county house and was buried on
Tuesday. The graves were robbed by un-
known parties. The box in which the
bodies were found was addressed TO John
Robinson, Iowa City, Iowa. IL is believed
they were intended for the medical col
lege connected with the Iowa State uni
ycrsity. There is 10 trace Of tho man who
took the box to the Office.
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Threatened By "a Woman.

NEw YORK, dec. -. Mayor C.lroy re-
cciscd note ia French to-day warning
him not to allow anyone to go into
church or court where Rov. Dr. psrkhurst
is, as by 80 doing lac would prevent a great
disaster because they are those who wish
TO mako him Jump in the air. because
he disgaced New lorh aud did 80 much
harm TO unfortunate women. The letter
is evidently written by woman aud
mailed in the Teuderloin district where so
many unfortunate women were thrown
on the streets by the closing of their
holtSs-.
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Wrecked by % lien,l.

GhLyEsroS. Dec. D.A Ncbs special
from san Antonio says: Some one drove
a bolt into the point Of a split switch at
McDono,igh. on the Southern Pacific. last
night. causing tho east bound special
freight to leave the track. The engine
was turned over on Engineer Taylor and
Firemad Turner. Both wero cNiricated,
but Turner's legs were crushed of and ho
will die. Taylor was badly injured. Head
Brakeman Weed was severely injured.
six cars, loaded with silver orc and beans,
we're demolished.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. an.-SiN furlongs-
Sir Charles, won; Blizzard. second !;
Fortune. third. Time, :l7E. Five fur
longs Gussic. won; Seaside, second; Cor
dius. third. Time, :oiE. Milo and six
teen,h- h-Pcscador, won; Cadmus, Second; ;
Racine, third. Time. 1 :53. Stceplochase
Tcmplcmore, won; Loncweli, second !;
Ceto, third. Time, 3iIE. Six furlongs-
Pennyroyal, won; Faro, second; Royal
Flush. third. Time, :l6Is.
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Al New Orleans.

NET ORLEANS, bcc. 3n.-Seven furlongs
Bret Harte won; Tom DAILY, second !;
John Irwin, third. Time. :23IE. Five
and ono-half furlongs Rosebud won I;
Winnie DAVIS, second: Emperor Billott.
third. Time. :0Sa,. Six furlongs a.
tion won; Tippecanoe, second Jim Hogg.
third. Time. l:l5ai. One mile Brasos
won: Michel. second; Tasco, third.
Time. :i2Is. SiN aud onc-half furlongs
Carmen won; Miss Perkins, second; Cor
man. third. Time. :925,
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wteToS, Va, bee. %. Prank Billings.
lea accompanied by his wife arrived at
tue insane asylum for commitment. lie
called his wife to- him TO kiss her good
bye and with razor cut her throat, sever
ing the carotid artery. Before the attend
ants could oyerpower him. he cut his own
throat with the same razor and died in
siantly. His wife cannot recover.
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Too Late to indIct Him.

W,sHSeroN, Dec. 80. The grand jury
OF the district Was discharged without
having returned an indictment against
Dopjan, the crank who wrote threatening
letters TO Vice President Stevenson and
senator tlills. The court officials say the
DOMAIN case came UP too late for the cur
rent grand Jury 10 act IL. The prisoner
will have to await the action OF the ne NJ
grand jury, which assemblies some weeks
hence.
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They VII Fay Fart.

BusToN, Dec. Jo.-The Union Pacific re-
ceivers have applied for authority to pay
certain interest coupons falling duo Dec.
I, Jan. 1, and Feb. l. Special efforts wore
made by the receivers TO secure inn
mediate authority TO pay the interest on
tho Union Pacific first mortgage per
cent. bonds, resulting in an order author.
izinc payment. Possibly few days de-
lay will occur in the payment Of other in.
teresi, due Jan. I.
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Her Brother Her Ayencer.

HoT SPRINGS, Dec. Wing Song Woo,
Chinaman. was arraigned before Judge
Bush this afternoon charged with having
criminally assaulted little Oracle McLain,
n white girl. During the examination VIII
McLain, the girls brother, rushed into tho
court and fired two ineffective shots nj tho
prisoner before being disarmed.
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Hoc- Iirel for Good.

WASHINDroN, Dee. 20.-lt has been de.
termincd to drop from the rolls of the
state department Col. J.. Hampton Hoge,
ex-consul 10 Annoy, who had got as far as
san Francisco on his way 10 his post when
he was recalled. Nicr investigating the
charges and considering fIs defense, Sec
re,ary Gresham decided not to reinstate
him
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tHIchGo, Dec. 5o.-There is a strong
probability that Chairman Caldwell of the
western passenger association, will have
his jurisdiction extended over California
territory. All tho California lines. except.
ing the Southern Pacific, have expressed
themselves favorable To the plan.
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Special Dispatch to the standard

SpecIaI %. NiICII 70 IIv oIsIIIAII7
BoIsI. Idaho, bee. ~. In the district
court to-day Judge Nugent dismissed the
information against the county commits
sioncrs charging them with taking fees in
excess of what they are Justly entitled TO.
lIawley and Reeves on the part OF certain
citizens will take tho matter to the SUI
preme court,
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Got Her Diyorce.

SALT LAKE, Dec. o.--Arguments in tho
Irvine divorce case closed to-day and
Judge Zane awarded Mrs. Irvine decree.
lie commented severely upon Iryine's
having killed Montgomery without giving
him chance to explain or defend him
self. No ono but coward would have
been guilty of such an act.
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BECAUSE SHE'S A MAN.
Mr. spate Wants - pisorce On Very
Peculiar Grounds.

OMAHA, Dee. 10. Oscar L. Spate has
filed a petition for din orcc from his wife.
Honorah Spate, on tho ground that tho
person to whom he had been Joined in
wcdlock was a man. The Spates we're
married in Chicago, March Il, 1857. Both
have been residents of Chicago n number
of years. As soon as Spaie discovered
the true condition Of affairs, he left his
wifo and came To Omaha. where he has
since resided. Mrs. spate is believed To
be still n resident of Chicago.
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ipAHo'S MINERAL PRODUCT.
The Total is About si.ooo.ooo ~ Com
pnred Mith AZ 600 600 In INa!

Boisr, Dec. 3o.- The Wells Fargo state
ment of tho gold, silver and lead product
of Idaho this year as complied by Alfred
Eofi of the Bo,ss National bank shows: !:
Cold. si,si5.Oo0; silver. sl.5os 900; lead,
s77s.Ooo; total 81, ,o2.,,o 600, as compared with
$1,000 last year. The greatest falling
OF was in Shoshone county whcro the
production was nearly one-half less than
that Of last year.
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Sr. LOFTS, Dec. 9.-Colonel Pate adj
miis having sunk $20o,O1O ia his Mexico
racing venture, and has arranged TO dis
pose Of his stock Of ihoroughbreds valued
at $4,000 to liauidato the debts hanging
over the track.
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The Rocky Mountain Leased.
,ectat Disp..frh In fha standard

HILENA, Mont. Dec. 30.-lt is an.
nouncd here that W. i. $. Hawk, for some
time general manager of tho Rocky Noun
tain Telegraph company, has leased tho
line from it's owners.
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CRIIrLL CBLtk, Colo, Dec. Thurs
day night in the Camilla mine, at - depth
of .i3 feet, vein OF quartz Was struck,
eight samples from which assayed on an
average S9eS TO the ton.
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Blown From tho TRACK,

Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
BOULDER, Dec. 3O.--A severe wind storm
occurred about one mile north of Wickes
last night. II blowed two box cars and
three ore dumps off the track of the Mon
tana Central, causing q delay Of several
hours to this mornings passenger trains.
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Ei.hop coS.'s Fourth Letter.

BUFFALO. Dec. SO.--Bishop Coxc has
issued his fourth open letter TO Mgr.
Satolli, again denouncinc the position of
the papacy and the papal delegate on the
public school question.
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scHocK COVERS 1900 MILES.
Close OF the si.-Day bicycle Race in New
York City.

NEw SoRg, Dec. :p.-The following is
tho final score In tho six-day bicycle race
concluded at 10 T.. M: Schock, 1870;
Waller, i,isi; Martin. 1.i3o; Albert. i.il0;
Van Emberg. i.i0l; Golden. |. .3l3; Aicxcll.
l,l90; Forster, 1,0i5; HosIncr, o69; Bar
ton. ] l.OOs: Ashingcr. $40.
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NEw YORK. bee. 3O.--Tho bank sta to-.
nent is as follows:
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PERSONAL.

Montagu Williams, the eminent English barrst0
who died last week. was overcome with stage
fright when lie made his first speech in court-in .
horse stealing casetha he hurried home TO his wife
excaimns: My dear. shall never go I, court again.
have mistaken my profession; I must try some
thing else" But Mr. Williams did not try anything
else. lie was soon back at the "OM Bailey snz
first case and his retirement from active practioe
he participated In nearly all the most important
criminal cases In the English courts.
Mr.. Robert T. Lincoln, United States minister h
England; was given a reception by the Union League
Club OF Philadelphia last Friday.
Benjamin Constant gave his friends something q
surprise by removing from his old and rather spa,
ciOus apartments In Paris to home in that city,
letter from the French capital to "The PHILADELPHIA
Telegraph" says: Ills new home Is at once more
central and more easy Of access than was the olA
Also II is much handsomer in every way. bdne
OF the most superb Of all the residences occu.
pied by P0rsan artists. In fact, believe that With
the single exception Of the hotel Of NJ. Bonnat tn
them all. 1t is sItuated on the Rue Pgale, not
far from the house once occupied by Victor Hugo.
1t is in two divsions-a private hotel one side
pies an entire building to itself being Just opposite.
The former ediice originally the hotel of the
Marquise du Halay."
An autograph letter Of Dean Swift has recently been
discovered among old papers at Captain Loder.
Symonds's seat, Hinton-wadrist Manor, Berkshire.
1t Is addressed TO member Of the Earl OF OxfordS
family, and says: ~ have the honor to be captain
of band of nineteen musicians Including boys which
are hear, about five less than my friend the Duke
OF Chandos and understand music like a Muscovite:
but my choir Is so degenerate under the reigns Of
former Deans OF famous memory, that the race Of
people called Gentlemen Lovers OF Music tell me I
be very careful In supplying two vacancies which
have been two years endeav0ring TO do For you arc
to understand that in dtsposng these musical employ.
ments determine to act directly contrary to Minis
ters of State, by giving them to H. se who best de-
serve. II you had recommended person TO me for
church-ivng in my gift would be less curious; be-
cause an indifferent parson may do well enough, II he
be honest but singers like their brothers the poets,
must be very good or they are good for nothing"
Mr.. Thomas Hooper, Of Allegheny, Penn, is one Of
these numerous American gentlemen who take up
science diversion, aside from their regular bust
ness, and yet become experts Of National reputation.
He Is successful carriage maker; but he Is also an
archaeologst, and has collection OF Indian imple-
mcn's numbering about 1000. some of his specimens
not equaed by anything In the Smithsonian lnst-
tuition, II is said and he has extensive correspond.
ence with the clrators Of European museums In re-
latiOn TO exchanges. 1t Is possible that his collection
will he placed In the Carnegie library when that build
Ing Is completed.
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Cockran's {, at just disappearing through the
door Things is getting lively" indeed and
it is only. 50 to speak, "just in the edge OF
the evening" They are only Z" beginning to
hum" "And the best thing about it." says
MIR. Simon Slodger Whitney. lodging one or
two loose missiles that seem to be coming his
way, the best thing about it is that it is all
amongst friends and without any hard feeling"
We extend our congratulations to the Re-
publican converts who have just marched into
Tammany Hall. They have struck the lunch
counter just in time. Not indeed to get any
thing, but 70 help celebrate and have lots Of
fun. They may not stand any sort Of chance
for victuals, but if they circulate around brisk
ly they can catch some Of the crockcry OIL the
fly. The air is full of it.