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BODY IN A TRUNK.
There IL Reason 10 Believe That Mrs
Pistro stranglsd Her Child.

rhers IN R.a.ou a Reiieve That MIRA.
pIs,,o s,r..,I,d H.r Child.
p,oov,yx Co.. o. ,... - ,roh-
~ s,,;,a ,,,',.s1. -. ..r..,aJ ,h;s a,.,-
;na n. Wah,r ,,,d ,h. ,,o,;,,o .na
aisn Corons. cr.o n,ar ,ha, he had reason
g. s,,s,,.-,, so,,, 10, l., ,h. aaa,h 20 ,ho
n.,,iy horn infant of Mrs Anne,el,a
pia,ro Mrs pie,ro,s nd has been
20 .,.,. ar,son %. so,,. v..rs Sho h.s
h.sn anne,I;ng 20 the aoctor sor lever.
noon,bs ,he last TINA on Tues,Iav. Yas,
,.r,,av ,ha wonnan,s sis,or called ON ,ho
doc,or and a.kesl him ,o give her a buria
csr,,f,c.,s for Mr.. pie,ro's h,bv- which
sha sa;,I bad died a few hours hafors
,hr.. d.ys after h;r,h. The doctor ren,
oround ,o the house and found tina, Mira
p;s,r, ana her sister lived alone in |, iit,Ia
r,o,,
..yVhoro !. tho co-nsa on ;no,ira.l ,hs
a,,,or af,ar n. h.d InoL ed .ro,,ud
,rho sis,.r nan, int ,hs n,,l, rl..., 4,
,h. r,on, ami n,,iiad an, a ,runI con,.;n.
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AN ADDITIONAL TRAIN.


The Northern Pacific WIN Put on An
other East bound y yer.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
MIssouIA. Sept. 2.--Superintenden
Crimson, of the Rocky mountain division
of the Northern Pacific, received official
notification from the headquarters in st.
Paul this afternoon Of n change in tho
schedule by which the fast train service
will again be partially resumed. The new
card will be effective at II .0i a. m. sun
day, Oct. I. One new train designated as
flyer No. 4 eastbound will he added. arriv-
ing in Missoula at sos p. m. as formerly.
No change will he made i'm the schedule
time of Nos. and 2, other than that No. 1
westbound will be run in double sections.
This change was made necessary through
the unusually heavy increase In passenger
traffic both east and west. Two extra
crews OF railroad mon will DO given en,-
ployment ON this division. The former
service was tho best Missoula has ever
had and the people will be delighted To
learn that il is TO be resumed at SO early a
date.
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AT THE FAIR,
An Excursion of foreiga com,nissione err
Coming Through Montana.


Coming Through Montana
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-After last nights
storm the weather was bright and bracing
and il Is expected the attendance at the
fair will be the largest of the week. This
is state commissioners day. The general
officials of the fair visited the various
state buildings and congratulated the
commissioners on their part in making
the fair success.
The fishermen concluded their exercises
to-day. The principal event was the long
distance fly casting, which was won by A.
c. Leonard OF New York, who cast the
line 99L feet.
Another excursion to the far West for
the foreign commissioners ID being
planned by Mrs. Houghton, one Of the
lady managers from the state of Wash.
ington. A great many foreign commits
siouers signified wish to see more Of the
country, and an excursion has been or
ganiEed to give them chance. The ex'
cursion will travel through Montana,
Idaho and Washington, returning via Salt
Lake.
The attendance at the fair to-day was
300, 16S. of which 10000 were paid.
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ENDED IN A RIOT.
A Mseting of the Asti-Csthoiic Society
Winds Up with Guns anil Briekbsts.


winds Up wth Guns AMI Briekbsts.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Sept. "a meeting
of the American Protective association,
tho anti-Cathol,c society. tonight termi-
mated in riot, in which several persons
were injured. Many members carried re-
volvers and some marched to the hall with
shotguns and rifles on their shoulders.
Twenty patrolemen were sent to preserve
the peace. When the meeting ended a
mob attacked the members as they fled
out Of tho hail. throwing rocks and brick
bats. The police arrested one man, q rail-
road detective named Brown. He showed
his badge to the police and was let 70.
The mob stonel Brown and drawing n re.
volver he prepared to defend himself. Ono
of the mob, a man named OConnor. also
drew his revolver. He and Brown opened
fire simultaneously and each fired two
shots. OConnor received one bullet IN
the thumb. Brown escaped unhurt.
Meantime the police had made many ar
rests.
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DOWN At RIO.
1vssyeody Anxiousiy Waiiisg ~ sss th,
hhells Bsgin to Fly.

'ss"sss - o." 80 Hsy.
LONDON, Sept. 2.-Advices early this
Morning frOm Rio Jsneiro are 70 the effect
that tho city is still In the hands Of the
government forces, but surrender 10
momentarily expected. The rebel admiral,
t'ring OF dilatory negotiations by the gov
ernment, has ordered tho decks cleared for
action, drums beat to quarters, and guns
strapped and run out. AL leyes are turned
toward the haaship, whence the signal to
commence airing is expected every
moment. The utmost CONSERVATION pro-
Vailed among the inhabitants still in the
city. Everybody expects that to-day will
decide the fato OF the city, either to be
fore the firing begins.
Tho following dispatch was sent by the
BrasilIan government yesterday after
noon: The sedition Is confined to
part of tho squadron. AL the
states without exception aRrec with
President Piexoto rs to the necessity
Of suppressing the sedition. The rebel
vessels In the bay are deprived Of the
power Of movement. They cannot land
owing to the resistance Of the land forces.
nor leave the bay on account OF the fire OF
the forts. The republican warship sue
SSSeSa au SoSaptuS out Nos tcPuiSo3 az
Santos.
A prominent Brazilian diplomat now al
Vienna Is quoted as saying that the rebel
admiral was q trusted friend of the late
Dom Pedro; he is convinced that he will
eventually triumph and that Prince Pc
dro, n grandson OF Dom Pedro and son OF
the Countess Deu, now in retirement in
France, will be placed on the throne. A
representative of the associated press has
discovered the princess place of retire
ment. She received the correspondent
kindly. but refused to express any opinion
concerning the revolution, simply deplor'
ing tho trouble and hoping there will be
no bloodshed.
A Brazilian delegation representing the
rebels arrived to-day OH delicate diplo-
matte mission, il is supposed touching
the recognition OF the new government
when established.
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Secretary Of State
Gresham, who arrived in the city to-day
was questioned about the situation in
Brasil. 1--WE have some war ships at Rio.'
he said when asked about the bombard
ment. The secretary added Significantly
''They have instructions to protect Ameri
can interests"
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EVERYBODY LOVED HIM
He Was an Earnest Presbyterian and
Encouraged ths SalVlliol Army.
CHILDREN CRIED FOR HIM
He Chucked the Pretty Girls Under
tho Chin and Kept on Stealing
Thousands of Dollars
Worth OF Gold.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-Chicf Drum
mond tonight said that he was not in
position to definitely say whether or not
the government would prosecute Cochran,
but declared that he would recommend
the abandonment OF the case In the event
of complete restitution being made:
ale is old and feeble and has done good
service in the mint" Chief Drummond
further said. "And do not believe that he
Is altogether responsible for his actions. l
would trust Cochran with millions OF dol.
lars worth Of anything valuable. except
gold. 1t would be safe to give him control
of vault filled with grecnbacks, for he
would not take q cent OF IL. He has ham
died gold all his life and has developed n
passion for II which Is too strong TO I've de.
scribed. Hc thought the government was
rich enough without a few bars more or
less and he helped himself to an extent
that would make his declining years happy
ones"
Forty-threc years ago. when Assistant
wcigher Cochran caught Chief Weigher
Negus stealing gold dust, Negus, now
dead, was discharged; Cochran got his
place. Since then he has often claimed
that he saved tho mint here sj,0yp,ooo.
Cochran had fine home at Darby in
..,li,h ha took much t,riIa ua WAS n
,.."i, 60, ,,,-,u,har - ,ho p.oshy,.ria :,
~hnroh ,nJ aiso ,ooL nui,o an in,crcs, i'm
,h, S,iva,i,n army sne,Ling M mec,,ngs
I'm NJ, Nnri,h N. was divnrced from HE
.,;ca and has one edau.h,e, Twin. Although
hs .,ons o.,c,,n;si his home.
co.hr.,, no, ,,on.v ,,;,n en-. .v.r,. an,
nni,,, 80 ,,;.ar. h,, .nsn, !, MIR on.
sn..d .nd r.cL Lls.s,.s. of an omen.
ha.r,.a ,,r.Ioss .o,J f.iIou Hs wa.
,i;ro,,o,, frnn, MI. ,,;r. Colonol Roshv.
shaI, Ia an .o.n,n, ~ ;noon,n,,ih;I;,v
~ ,.n,,,or .s,a, ,ho, had Ii,.e,I ,o,,e, nor 4 /,
go
Wh.n c..hr., ,,,d tia, n. ,,,s,
u;v. M .vs.v c.n, ,h.t ,c had ..crs,sd ne
s.,h.n ,,,.,n,,,.I,, v,;,h aI,n,s, ,h;,,,;.h
,,.,,,,,nc. s.id. .R,,, wha, Wi, + bays
- ,iyo nm, canno, CIV. v.,,, sverv,hing y
n. .ooun.a % have ,na i,nnr. ..;on ,ha,
,h. ",,.rn,,,.n, ,w.J h;n, .one,hi,g I'M
-. =, ,h.. Ca, H., n. nad r.,,,h..I i,
Ih,.t n.,,,,,,,anI So c.,,,r.n
| ,.La,, ,,,,,, n,,.,o,,,, w.n, ,.;,h ,h, ..i,ho,
40 tho house ,t Darbv Tbcro the dr,
,ec,;ys ,ns.,,hsd MIA, wns unexnec,cd a.
sna ra,h., .,.r,,;,s Co.hr,, md a lals
r.,r.v an ,hs Ton s,n,r N the ho,,ss ,h,
xo,,i., h.y. fili.,i n fr.,-cI..s chemis
with envy. n, wa, .uppl,ed with bIa,
furn.ca. Rnnsen burner.. crucihIas nnJ
ali p,annor of cbemic,I n nnliances nee.let
for ,h. uai,,ng of cold No ona iivo.i \,
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Duckiny Ar.,n., Van Allen.

wAsHISoToS, Sept. d. There is con-
siderable talk on the iloor of the senate
regarding the appointment OF j. Van
Allen 10 be ambassador to Italy. and while
the appointment has not been before the
senate sufficient length Of time to per-
init thorough canvass OF its Illness, tue
sentiment So far developed is cert ainly
adverse to Van Allen aud 1t has become
evident that his confirmation will be quite
strongly opposed.
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The yalkyrie Arrives.

New YORK, Sept. 22.-Lord Dunraven's
yacht. the valkyric, to contest in the in
ternationai race for the America cup, for
whose safety much anxiety has been felt.
arrived this morning. She was greeted
with noisy demonstrations by the fiotills
of yachts aud other water craft in the bay.
Tho yacht sailed from Southampton on
Aug. 81. She was delayed by head winds
and high seas, but came through
staunchly without accident.
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Census Burrau'. Report.

WAsBIsoToS. Sept. 22.-The annual re-
port of Superintendent Robert II. Porter
of the census bureau, was submitted tn
the secretary OF the interior to-day. The
disbursements of the bureau during last
year amounted 10 S9.i5s.5s2. Eight rcgu-
lar bulletins were issued aud la.50J pages
of matter. relating TO the census. printed.
The special report on irrigation was COM
pleted. The total number of mortgages
In the United States was shown to be
4,gL5. ;6l,
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GRAvEsEsD, Sept. 22.-Track Fast. Six
furiongs-Oporto won; Ornus, second
Halton. third. Time, :i5H. Five fur.
longs s--Longbrook won; Hartford, second
Drum Major. third. Time, l:13A. SiN
iurlongs gs-Charinion Won: Pedestrian,
second; DerlarRilla, third. Time, ;iil.
Six furlongs-Marshail won; Shelley
Tuttle. second; Wornser. third. Time
l:li4. Five furlongs-Florencc won,
Innocent. second; Gordius. third. Time
:O2h. Six furiongs won
Volunteer H., second; rab, third. Time
l:l5A.
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GUILTY OF oRos cARELEssNEss
The Cero asr's Jury severely Censures tho
Illinois Central

KASKAKEE, H.. Sept. 2.-The coroners
jury this evening rendered q verdict hnd-
ing Engineer Thomas Ames of the second
section aud 0rville Duncan. fagman OF
the first section, guilty Of criminal care
lessness in causing the wreck at Manteno
ON Sept. Is, and holding them To the
grand jury. The jury also found Con-
tluctor W. B. Tyner and Engineer William
Sampsell of the first section guilty of
gross carelessness. The verdict con-
cludes: I'VE further believe the Illinois
Central Railroad company guilty OF gross
negligence in no, providing proper signals
and telegraph stations for locating pas
senger trains while running between
Homewood, ILL.,, and Kankakec."
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Ihcnt.nsd hy Her Teeth.

SAS Francisco. Sept. 22.-Dr. Stewart.
a Coiuso dentist who flied Addie Gil
mour's teeth. to-day positively identified
the head found floating in the bay as
hers. Dr.. West, who Is the accused of
tho murder. denies that no made a con-
fession to Miss Gilmour's father that the
girl died and the body was cut up. West
nov sad he told Gilmolr the story to get
rid of him. Vests defense will be that
the girl is still alive and the prosecution
cannot prove that she Is dead.
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Tin Iln'c Man uficture.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-lt is expected
that the the treasury department will
make public in few days the tin plate re-
port for the fiscal year ended June 10.
The result by the new rule, counting only
plate that is both made and dipped in tho
United States. according to the recent
ruling of Secretary Carlisle, shows that
the American production is considerably
short OF the amount required by the Me
Kiniey law to keep the duty in effect aftor
October l, 1897.
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Eaxnrah,. hank st.t.m.as:E.pecsed.

NEw YORK, Sept. 22.-foreisn banking
houses will not admit that there Is any
chance of the immediate export OF gold.
but other persons say II the rate OF ex.
change continues to advance the possible
ny of expectations will very quickly be.
come certainty. According TO u WE'LL
Informed hank president. the bank state
ment tomorrow will bc very favorable
nue-
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All Lost save One.

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-The steamship
Prins Wilhelm II. from Port Au Prince
brings news Of the foundering OIL Cape
Theron OF the Haytian war ship Alessan-
DIRE Potion, with crew OF 50 men and the
following Haytian diplomats enroute to
Santo Domingo 10 negotiate q treaty;
General Molini NJ. Cohen. Haytian ex-
minister to Mexico and N. De Jeans, Hay
tian consul general. One sailor was
sayed
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BISMARCK GETTING BETTER.
The Emperor's Message of sympathy 4
still Much Talked About.

BERLIN. Sept. 22.-Accortiina to the re-
ports of his physician. Prince Bismarck Is
regaining strength. The intimate friends
of Prince Bismarck say the old statesman
was greatly pleased and touched at receiv-
ing the emperor's message of sympathy
and offer of residence in the imperial cas-
tie. The emperor's message TO tho ex-
chancellor is still largely discussed, not
only by the newspapers In every part OF
the empire but AT public gatherings every
where. Nothing the emperor has done
since his accession to the throne has con-
tributed SO much TO his popularity as has
this recognition OF the man who did so
much for the building up of the empire.
The reconciliation between the kaiser and
cx-iron chancellor has produced an cspe-
cially excellent impression in South Ger
many.
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CESTRALIA, H., Sept. 2a.-Thc report
that Harter. ono of the three robbers who
held up the Illinois vestibule in this city
Wednesday evening. has been caught Is
incorrect. Harter is supposed to be hid
ing in st. Louis. Two of tho captured
bandits. Jones and O'Dwyer. have waived
a preliminary examination aud will be
tried at tho Jauu ary term of the circuit
court
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Any woman with an eye To beauty can
not but admire The beautifal combination
of colors in dress goods now shown by
Connell Go. Not the least part of their
attractions is tho low price at which they
are offered. So perfect has the science OF
manufacture become that you can pur-
chase elegant. all wool dress patterns Tor
s.. a. to 81 80 each.
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Pretty Indefinite.

Snoclal DSnltch 70 the Stn1iaFd
MrssoULA, Sept. 2...-Shcrif S. G.. Ram.
sey received telegram from Helena this
afternon signed by John Mincip. which
reads as follows: "You will arrest wo.
man on No. 4, who bought ticket here
dark hair; front tooth decayod; medium
size; also arrest tho man that is with her
return both to Helena"
Under Sheriff George Hall was on hand
when the train arrived. but as there were
a, least half n hundred people who an
swcrs TO the above inaccurate description
IL was necessary TO abandon the hunt.
The author Of the telegram appears to be
shrouded in as dense n cloud of mystery
as the accused.
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Death of john Leary. IN. cat,l.m,s.

specla Dlsplich 20 tle StlnIiFI
KALrsPEL. Sept. e2.-John Leary, a
wealthy cattle owner, and n pioneer of the
Flaihead valley, died suddenly at noon to-
day of heari disease. Hew 90 years of
age. Had prospecicd all over Montana,
locating in this valley L. years ago. He
was "a stockholdcr and director in the Con-
rad National bank aud the owner of a
large amount 1f land ana cattle.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-Dr. Washington
Gladden. was the principal speaker AZ the
parliament of religions to-day. Religion
and Wealth" was his subject. Prof.
Philip Schaeif. Rev. Joseph Cook and
Judge Hanna of Boston were among other
speakers.
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Roanok. onietinx Down.

ROANOKE, Va. Sept. 2s.-The intense
excitement of the citizens over the unfor-
tunate occurrences of the past few days
has subsidized aud the city Is now quiet.
The last of the victims of the bloody af-
fair have been buried and the wounded,
with the exception of two, will recover.
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The Invention of iird..

We say hearty amen to the experience
OF the old lady. who calculated every
night. "Gol bless the man who Invented
beds" Beds havo much decreased IN
price since the old LADY liv ed. but they
will he much less at ConnelIs sale next
Monday.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 3l.-The Ives -Roborts
billiard match tonight ended in Roberts
favor, he scoring 1,215 while Ives made
1000. The totals to date are: Ives. 5.0ot;
Roberts, i.765. Ives average for the day,
AL Roberts. 1871.
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LONDON, Sept. 22.-Auother of the min
ers cntoinbed in the mine was rescued
this morning, leaving only Sc ven below.
There are reasons to believe they are still
alive and may be saved.
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rnr.Iamrnt Adinnrna

LONDON. Sept. 2,.--The house of COM
mons and the house of lords adjourned
to-day until November.
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SAVINGS BANKS MAY ACT.
MEETING OF PRESIDENTS.
THEY RECOMMEND THAT THE TINE CLAUSE
BE ENFORCED
R4T1FICATIoy BY TRUSTEES NEEDED.
THE RESOLUTION ADOPTED WAS ONLY ADvIS.
DRY. AND EACH BANK MUST ACT BEFORE
THE CLAUSE GOES INTO EFFECT-NO
INITIATION OF SUCH STEP IN


WALL STREET.
II was learned last night that an important
meeting of presidents of the savings institutions
of Ncw-York an Brooklyn was held yesterday at
the Immigrants Savings Bank, Nos. 40 and 81
Chambers-st., at which it was decided to recon-
mend 10 the trustees and directors Of the various
banks represented TO enforce the sixty days
notice clause of the Savings Bank act. The rcso-
luton adopted by the presidents provided that the
full requirement of sixty days notice be en-
forced against Withdrawals Of $500 or over For
sums under that amount it was recommended
thatJa notice of only thirty days be required.
This action was entirely advisory, and before
becoming operative must be ratified ana adop'ed
by tho trustees of each individual institution.
The fact. however, that radical course IS
oven advised is indicative of an unexpected ef-
feet Of the stringency In the money market.
The meeting of the savings bank presidents
was attended by the heads of nearly all 'he
savings institutions of this city and Brooklyn.
II was presided over by John Ilarsen Rhoades,
president of the Greenwich SAVINGS Bank. whether
the sartion taken was unanimous or not could
not be- definitely asccrtancd last night, although
il was reported that the resolution recommend
inu the enforcement OF the clause was adopted
without dissent The question Of the adNiSa-
biHty of the step had also been considered AT
meeting of the Clearing House Committee when
is composed of National bank presidents
No intmation OF such an action was had in
wou S,ro,t Yesterday. one bank official III
speaking of the report last night pointed ont
material difference which exists between Nr"-i orN
savinqs institutions AMI those in som" Other parts
Of the country, especially those when
have recently failed in the West. Those banks
have brn engaged in more or less
OF commercial business, and mad
thus incurred the risks inevitable IN such
business, and have suffered greatly from inc
stringcncy in the money market. Inc New
York institutions on the other hand, are NOR"
carefully restricted by law in the character oi
their operations, their investments being llmlted
10 certain definite lines beyond which they may
not 90. Hence il was thought that action by inc
New-York savings banks might possibly be easily
avoided.
Savin,s-blnk presidents were hard 10 find last
light. as most Of them wcr" out OF the ci'v'
~. 4. Sturgs, president of the Seam"ls savings
Rink. No. Il WalI-st at his home, No
n West Twcntieth-st. When asked ny Inc
T,ibube rcporter what the result Of the meeting
of the presidents was, he cNclaimr ~ ""S'
where did you get that lnioinitloh' , =,
Dd Won adopt recommendation thh, III"
sixtv-days' notice rule should b" enforced
We'll | cannot discuss IN" matter. W'"Fl w,
d.sirc ,o max. any such action known. W" VIII
probably send the information TO tn" newspapers