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FROM LAKE ERIE TO NEW YORK.
A Mig Canal That VIII Permit the Pass-
are Of BiG Bhips.

age OF Big Ships.
OTTAWA, March 22.-There ID bill be.
fore tho dominion parliament TO incor-
porate the North American Canal COM
pany, backed by American and Canadian
capitalists, with capital of Si0000,000.
The object of the company Is to build .
wide and deep channel with the fewest
possible locks between Lake Erie and the
seaboard. The canal would be 30 vide
and deep that the largest steam vessels
could steam through them at full speed.
There will DO but seven locks between
Lake Erie and the terminals. and but iour
between Montreal and New York. and tho
locks would move two vessels mt the Same
time, ono ascending and the other dc.
scending. 1t is proposed to obtain u char
ter from tho state of New York and make
tho canal from Lake Champlain to tide
water In the Hudson river. No United
States charter will be required, as the
work will be entirely within the state OF
New York. A vessel leaving Lake Erie
would descond TO Niagara and lakes ST.
Francis, Pass Chateaugay and ST. Louis
sections and Lake st. Louis and Lachine
canal to Montreal. Her time would be g.
hours. II destined for New York the total
timo would be 60 hours, and she would
continue her southerly course via Chateau.
gay section mt Lake Champlain and the
Hudson canal and river.
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PORTLAND. Ore, March cc.-Judes
Mathew r. Deady OF the United States
district court Of Oregon 10 critically III and
his recovery IL deemed hopeless. He has
been failing for more than year, but has
been able to hold court up to two weeks
ago. His condition 10 due 10 general
breaking down OF his system. Judge
Deadly was born in Talbot county. Nd. In
isa4. lie came TO Oregon in isie. and In
isi3 was appointed associate justice ofthe
supreme court Of the territory of Oregon.
When Oregon was admitted to the union
In 1859, he was appointed United States
district judge. by special act Of the
last congress he has been eligible to re-
tire on full pay since March Z.
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WASHINGTON, March 22.--Secretary Car
lisle to-day accorded an audience to del.
eRation representing the American lnsti.
tuIe Of Architects. They came to urge
that he exercise tho discretion given him
By tho bill to secure designs from srchi-
tects outside OF the government service
for United States government buildings.
Secretary Carlisle discussed the matter in
detail and indicated his purpose to try tho
experiment of outside competition for de.
signs for some important buildings to be
erected i'm tho near future.
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CARLISLE IS FIRM.
Tho Chinese EAciusion Act VIII he En-
forced to the Letter.


forced To the Letter.
WASHINGTON. March 22.-Sccrctary
Carlisle has replied to certain inquiries as
TO whether he will enforce tho provisions
Of the Chinese exclusion act. as follows
As the act of May 8, 1892. entitled an "act
TO prohibit the coming of Chinese persons
into the Unitd States" has not been re-
pealed, II will he enforced SO far as lies
within the power Of this department.
Section IA Of tho act approved May 9,
1892, entitled ian net to execute certain
treaty stipulations relating to Chinese
provides that hereafter ''no state court or
court of the United States shall admit
Chinese 10 citizenship and all laws in
conflict with this act arc hereby NJ.
iealed." This provision Of the Law Is In
full force aud the naturalization of Chi.
nese In therefore illegal. Chinese mcr-
chants established in business in the
United States who may depart thcrcfrom
with the intention Of returning thereto
will be permitted TO land upon submis.
sion to the collector Of customs at the
port Of first arrival evidence sufficient 10
satisfy him Of their identity as such re-
turning merchants, Chinese persons not
Of that class as for instance laundrymen.
residing in tho United States and who
may depart therefrom, will not be per.
mitted to return.
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a $500 BRICK.

ElashsaA Csaaty AssssssA ss o. $50 .eoo--
Ana,rs ~ Mtsssaia.
Special Dispatch to the standard
MIssouLA. March "a gold brick
valued at 8, so was received at tho First
National bank to-day from the Nine Milo
Milling aud Mining company. at Martina.
The brick Vas tho result Of u 10 days run.
Tho case against Oscar Bache. charged
with nm attempted outrage on tho persou
of his sister-in-law. was dismissed In tho
district court to-day, the defendant plead.
Ing guilty to simple assault.
The county commissioners OF Missouls,
Flathesd and Ravalli counties. In joint
session have appraised tho assessed val.
uation Of Flathead county at 81, $4,000.
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IN CRIMSON And WHITE
Jules PsrTy's Conn CoTsFed Under Z
DfapsFy Of Symbolic Colofx
THRONGs AT HIS FUNERAL
Bardoux, Rlbot and Others Euiogixe
the Iliustrious French Statesman
A Monster Procession. But
No Disturbance.

PARIS, March 2.-Thousands Of stran.
gers caunc to the city to-day to attend the
funeral of Jules Ferry. An immenso
mortuary chapel was erected In the court
yard at Luxembourg. The cofiin, covered
with crimson and white, remained until l
o'clock In Sale Gardcs where the body lay
In state, and was then removed to the
catafalque. Al II o'clock persons having
in vitations begun to arrive.
The municipal authorities came In .
body followed by delegates from scientific,
military and literary associations. Every
department of the national and municipal
government vas represented as well -
foreign nations.
Senator Barsioux in an eloquent oratio0
eulogised Ferry. NJ. Casimir-P -Perrier, pFss.
ident Of tho chamber of deputies, II. Me.
line and president of the council and u.
vosgcs all spoke Of ferFy's courage, pat
riotism and sterling integrity. NJ. Riboe
spoke at tho greatest length aud with evi-
dent emotion.
The coffin, covered with tri-color, Was
placed on tho funeral car and escorted by
infantry, cavalry and artillery lgom Lux-
esnbourg. II MAS followed BY an almost
endless procession through tho streets
filled with uncovered crowds. The balco-
mics and windows from Luxembourg "a
the railway station were thronged with a.
lent men and women. Al the station tes
troops moved hack the crowd and formed
double lines between which the CONN was
carried to the train for St. Die. Thew waa
no disorder during the services or on tbs
way to the railway station although the
police expected and prepared for hostiis
political demonstration.
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cLARK.s SUCCESSOR.
it May He Either oliver w. Misk %
Joseph %. Mtltard.

Joseph d. MiIiard.
OMAHA, Neb., March 2.-Presidsut s.
u. u. Clark speaking of his probable
successor ~ president Of the Union Pa.
cific to-day said: "0liver w. Mink. the
present comptroller u tho Union Pacific,
and Joseph u. Willard, one Of tho dircc-
tors, are mentioned for the place. Both
are strong men, citheir one of them would
direct ths affairs OF the company with
signal ability. Sir. Mink is perfectly we'll
acquainted With the financial standing OF
/. the sysie4A = knova iss nsedA 9cbu.
cations and VIM tssey use due and ] feel
surs he would carry cut the present policy
thereby strenstieninG Ne condition. Mr..
Millard 10 an old friend Of mine, whom I
regard with much favor; he too knows the
road. its physical needs and requirements.
He has been over every foot of u o num-
bsr of times and II elected would make an
excellent president. He 10 In addition an
able financier and the directors could
made no mistake BY eIecting either one OF
tho men."
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Only q Little Lie.

TACOMA. WASH. March c2.-The dis.
patch from Montreal last night TO the ef.
feet that 800 Chinese landed from the
Northern Pacific steamship Tacoma, were
giving the Canadian health officials good
of trouble and that smallpox had broken
out among them. is declared here TO be
absolutely without foundation. The Ia
coma brought only 10 Chinese and they
were only admitted after rigid inspection
and fully guarantined.
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DELEGATES TO BRUSSELS.
CLEVELAND VIII send Representatives q
the Next Monetary C0nference.

Ctevelemo Will 9en0 hepreeentotiveo "
the Next Monstary Conferencs.
WASHINGTON, March y. 2.-Several friends
of silver coinage in the senate claim v
have positive assurance from Presideno
Cleveland he will send delegation =
Brussels In May TO represent the United
States at the international monetary con-
ference, and that he has already taken
steps to notify various nations taking part
that our government will be pleased TO
have them represented. Allison and Tel
Ter are reported To have received theso a..
surances, and it 10 not improbable that
Teller will tako the place of Jones OF Ne
vada rs. representative Of the free silver
republicans on the delegation from THE
country. Allison has refused positively 70
return to Brussels and Jones does not de-
sire to 60. The president will designate =
democrat In accordance with his views ON
the silver question to tako tho place OF
Allison. Among the names suggested as
his possible choice are Edward Simmons,
prominent New York banker, exIomp-
troller w. I. Trenholm aud ex-Secretary
Fairchild.
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D,.. want. More Rusissss.

Cry or Msxico. March 2.-Prcsident
Diaz is very ANXIOUS to establish closer
trade relations between Mexico and
Central and south American countries.
To this end he has sent an authorized
commissioner to those countries to bring
the matter before the governments.
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CHcAGo, March pa Washington
special says: Commissioner Blount has
gone to Honolulu clothed with extrn-
ordinary authority. Should any trouble
arise on the islands pending his investiga.
tion. naval commanders and Minister
Stevens will he expected to follow his adj.
vice. Ho has discretionary orders, II is
said, TO decide after his arrival whether
the continuance Of a Temporary protcc.
tornte il desirable and whether American
sailors should he continued on shore.
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hameihLnx DroRs.

CHEYENNE wyo.. March e2.-Alvin Ben.
nett. district attorney for johnson county.
says the case against Frank Canton. ono
Of tho invaders charged with committing
murder near Buffalo Inst winter, will he
dropped. The principal witnesses have
disappeared.
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LIrcHFiELp, Ill.,, March s22.-An invssti-
CATION into yesterdays fire and explosion
has shown tho boilers to be intact, yet OBJ
servers are 10th to believe that the four
dust caused the explosion. The coronsr's
jury returned verdict in the case Of John
Caerivi. finding no one tn blame for his
death and holding the accident ~ un-
avoidable. Nothins has occurred 10
change the previous estimate Of the loss.
In addition to other losses fully et0.0o0
worth Of glass was broken in town.
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The millinery opening Of tbs Connell
Co. will take place on Monday and Tues.
day next, March q and p. As this is an
event TO which tho ladies of Butte look
forward they will be pleased to know that
special care has been taken in selecting
the stock this year, and that Il IL larger
than ever before.
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MOR0AN'S MISSION TO EUROPE.
He Il Not Going After t5O,0OO.OOO is
Gold for the Govern pnept.

WASHINGTON. March 22.-The state.
mcnt published this morning that J. Pier
pont Morgan, the New York banker whu
sailed on the Majestic from New York tQ:
tiuy tBfU Art rs n reprcSs8s1esS90Rt tnIE
government to negotiate n loan OF so. 0.OO0.-
coo in gold from foreign nations, Is
stamped as o fabrication at the treasury
department. As on all other topics affect
int the financial policy Of the present ad-
ministration, Secretary Carlisle refuses
absolutely TO discuss such questions.
Morgaa's mission. IL there be any. 10 prob
ably in behalf OF New York bankers who
desire to have European firms prepared to
become part of syndicate to take bonds
should circumstances demand their issu.
ance.
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The question Of table linen b always q
interest to good housekeepses. Ths
material points being thoss OF pattern,
style, quality and price. The Connsll Co
study these and hence they have stock
of which they may feel justly proud. and
in which their trade take delight " pur.
chase. f
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Presidential Nosninasiens.

WASHINGTON, March 2. The president
has sent the senate the following nominA-
tions: John =. Seymour Of Connecticut,
commissioner Of patents; Silas w. Lamor-
caux Of Wisconsin. commissioner Of the
general land ofiice; William II. Sims ~
Mississippi. first assistant secretary of tho
interior; Edward A. Bowers Of Washing
ton, ID. G.. assistant COMMISSIONER Of the
general land Office; Henry {. He'll, second
deputy commissioner Of pensions; II. II.
Lurton of Tennessee, United States circuit
judge Of the sixth judicial circuit; Frank
Z. White, United States marshal Of Ne
braska; Max Judd of Missouri, consul
general ut Vienna.
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Lose by Floods.

STOCKTON, CAL. March 22.-Breaks In
the levces Of this county during the high
water Of the last few days have resulted
in the inundation Of i0.JO acres Of land.
The loss 10 nearly 81 .OU.OO.
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LONDON. March 22.--James W. Hobbs
and Henry q. Wright, solicitors. havo
been convicted Of fraud and forgery in
connection with the bankruptcy Of tho
Liberator Building society.
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Freeman Not . Free Man.

PAEis, Texas. March 22.-S. 7. Free
man murdered his wife nj Avertown To.
day. beating and choking her in horrible
manner. He surrendered and o lynching
10 expected.
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He HASN'T PROVED IT.
Great EKeitsAsat IL Berlin Over ALL
wardt's Aceusatiea.

wsrAts Acessatisa.
BERLIN, March 2.-Thero was q lar
attendance and much excitement ~ the
opening Of the rslchstag In expectation
that Rector Ahlwardt would produce tho
lQcpmenfasa sanfnA - .aiaiuad Eo,ald show
fraudulsnt prnctIces by BIJIhafck with
Hsbrsv 0oauciers, by which tho govern.
ment haa been swindied out Of enormous
sums. Immediately on the opening of tho
body Ahlwardt arose and said he wished
To lay few papers on tho table. There
were sxclsed cries demanding he furnish
the house With all the documents. II In
number, which be Was yesterday directed
to furnish. He satd that after Easter he
would produce the remaining documents.
After some debate . COMMITTEES vas ap-
pointed 10 oxaInins the papers already
submitted. aud tho body took rsceas for
an hour.
Upon tho rsasssmblinG Of the house tho
chairman stated that the committee had
carefully examined the documents sub
mittsd to thsm, but found nothing 10
prove the assertion Of Ahlwardt. Ahl.
wartit again aross and reiterated his prom.
ise to produce after Easter other docu-
ments In his possession. among which. hs
said, Was . letter from the presideut Of
tOo eouotc o tWUtku soouk ohptCsetbtk
thanks for money sent 10 tho German
government. The president OF the reich.
tag forbade Ahlwsrit TO refer 70 docu-
mcuts be bad not produced for the inspsc.
ton Of the houss. Speecbes were made
by number Of members, ell Of whom,
withour regard TO party. condemned Ahl.
warsit Tor the charges he had made, with
no apparent proof to support his asser.
ttons. Ahlwardt protested that tho docu.
mcnts inspected by the committee would
be meaningless until tho arrival OF tho
others from Lspsie. Throughout tho whole
scene tho greatest excitement prev allied
aud the members showed by every action
after tho report Of the committee that
they placed not the slightest confidence In
the charges made by Ahlwardt.
There Was intense interest among the
psople in the proceeslings Of the reichstag.
Thousands gathered before tho building
aud clamorod for information as to the
progress Of the debate. Ahlwardt was re-
coived with such coutempt as has not be-
fore been shown by one deputy to another
In parliamentary precedentA A statement
Was made this evening of the result of the
examination Of the Ahlwarlt documents.
They arc simply receipts given to the
diskont ntogescllschaft. OF which Dr. Miguel
was the director. by tho Roumanian Rail.
way company. Tho diskontogesellscl,af,
In \ private concern and, In its dealings
with the railway. WAS trying To save l,
from financial ruin. The reichstag I'D
journed until April II.
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How The Ship Of State Is Being Stssfed
By Aer Hsv 00csfS
BlSSELL AND HIS POLICY
He Regrets That the NEWSPAPERS
Have Misrspresented Things
Somewhat-Office Seek.
ers Coming In Hordes.

Dubois offered . resolution. which was
referred to tho COMMITTEES on CONTINGENT
expenses, for the appointment of . select
committee Of senators TO investigate tho
facts as to the recent difficulties between
the employing silver miners and the work.
ing miners Of Idaho ~ to the employment
OF armed detectives in connection with tho
difficulties, the nocersity for the use OF
United States soldiers, their conduct, etc.,
with power to net during the recess and
take testimony.
Cullom. who 10 one Of tho senators ap-
pointed members of the commission to in
quire into the workings Of tho several ex-
ecutive departments OF the government.
applied 10 the senate to-day TO be relieved
from his duties ON the commission; but II
develo ped In the course Vi the discussion
that the law did not provide means OF
filling any vacancies that might occur.
The subject gave Hoar an opportunity for
challenging the constitutionality Of the re-
cent appointments by the president OF
senators as delegates to the Brussels
monetary conference and In other civil
capacities, and he thought the question Of
sufficiently grave importance 10 have IL
referred ith Cullom's resignation to the
committee on privileges and elections.
Finally In view Of the difficulty In the case
Cullom wit hdrew his request ami Hears
motion fell with II.
The National Association Of Democrat
clubs has issued Q notice recommending a
simultaneous celebration on the 18th of
April, the next birthday of Thomas Jeffer-
son.
Some comment has been caused by the
failure to confirm Edward B. Whitney OF
New York, nominated to be assistant at
torncy general. The nomination has not,
II is said, been reported from the judiciary
committee, although the committee met
last Monday. An objection would carry II
over until the next meeting OF the commit
| tee. At the caucus Of the democrats which
nominated the ticket for senate officers il
was agreed certain republicans should not
be disturbed. Among them are the vener-
able Assistant Doorkeeper Isaac Bassett
and Acting Assistant Doorkseper Charles
b. Reade.
Secretary Morton has appointed Judge
Henry A. Robinson Of Detroit, Mich,
/ statistician OF the agricultural depart
ment, vice j. y. Dodge, whose resignation
to-day Was accepted to take effect April I.
A COMMITTEES Of non.union employing
| printers Of this city called on Cleveland
ana PEsson'ea "" 'snu ~ '"s
"on.hon n'.a Ns ss.." ~ .s s. s,"'. ~" "
paonc prin'er snu PIVus sss"s. u'o
eno., n.oe y ue SOss"n " u"'o"
Win.e1 ts, 20 'uuuo ssna no' !" NJ
on the ground that he 10 not Q union man.
Five members OF tho Missouri delesa-
tion In congress called at the postoflice
department to-day and held conference
Wv" .. =
ueiese',vs e s'os
NeneIa' n's,s ~ W wn.s ..e Mu' wouaa
pe sNe" " ''o oo''i.'oAe'e. ~ n,e',s
uon W soas' -. ss' spt"es ~.
pos .n.' 4. r. ,'..,.as,.s - :, 4. In a.,
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New ORLEANS, March a22.-Thc track
vas slow. Tho results were:
Six furlongs-Ed jackson won; Rebcccn,
second; Winnie Woods, third. Time
l:l9N.
Five and one-half furlongs -Loftin. jr.
won: Kidora, second; Miss Gilky third.
Time :ilE.
Five furlones- Billy Duncan won: John
J. j. second; Mildred third. Time :06 !.
One mile--wsdeefieid won; Excelsios
second: Cornet third. Time la7A.
Handicap. six furlongs-Tramp won
Bill Howard second, Emperor Billet,
third. Time IL.
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minister to Brasil, Harry Hawkins Of
Duluth for governor Of Alaska, and c. J.
Mcdonald receiver Of the land Once at
81. Cloud.
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FoR THE rwENrv-sEvINrHrIME


ssd HALF
LONDON, March 22.-The 0xford-Csm-
bridge boat race started at :5 u. N. A
light wind Was blowing. At Claspcr's boat
house Cambridge led by three feet. A. the
end Of two milcs Oxford had passed Cam
bridge and WAS leading by o yard. which
increased to quarter Of o length, and.
going on in tho lead, won tho race by .
length aud . half. Oxford's time WAS
isa7.
To-day for the fiftieth time the crews Of
Oxford aud Cambridge sat In their shells
on the Thames and rowcd for dear life.
and Oxford won its twenty-seventh vic
tory. Tho course is tho historic stretch
between Putney and Mortlakc. four and n
quarter milcs. On Putncy bridge before
the racc began rows Of people lined the
parapst. On tho wide forcsliore In front
Of the rowing club houscs great crowd
gathered.
Each sitic of tho river was lined with
tugs. barges. whcrrios and all manner Of
craft. accommodating sieht-seers. Ashore
and afoat there was h gay show OF hunt
Ing. Along the course balconies werc
fllled with gaily dreasod ladies. The start
took place from Stone Road bridge st
Putney. Cambridge ~on tho toss and
took tho Surrey eide. The tide was rum
ming strongly and a slight wind was
blowing. All being In readiness. tho
Official starter fired the pistol and amid
the shouts Of admirers and hootinG aud
screaming Of whistles the crews shot up
the stream. Yolls Of sxeitsment and
shouts OF encouragement to both crews
arose all along tho cosir~s ~ the t,oats
caino in sight. aud - they passed craft Of
every kind tn be seen on tho Thames,
closed in behind and crowded after.
Al Ciaspcr's boat, Cambridge Was leading
by three feet. In tho last half Of the race
Oxford forged ahead. A. the thrcesluas-
ters point Oxford was six fcct In advance
aud led by yard at Chiswick. about ~:
miles frosn the start, and maintained the
lead 10 the end aud won by ~ leneths.
The race 10 of added interest TO Amer.
icans this year by rcason Of tho prospective
appearance of thosc famous crows IN
Americn. agninst Harvard or Yale. So q
comparison of the time mado NJ home
and abroad becomes . matter OF import.
auce. In tho four mile race Harvard and
Yalc have never equallsd the time made
BY Oxford last year. In less the distance
was covered in 20 minutes 10 seconds. The
time OF tho race Was the best ever made
over the course. The best previous time
was that Of Oxford last year, IN minutes
"a seconds.