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At THE WHITE HOUSE.
Quarantins still Continues on Acc0r
Of Scarlet Fever.


Of Scarlet Fever.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Little Martena
Harrison continues to improve, but the
white house Is still qunrantined, and big
placards containing information that .
o contagion exists within, are displayed
on the entrances to private parts Of the
mansion. When the quarantine against
the white house Is removed, II In probable
that President Harrison Will take a'fsW
days recreation in duck shooting.
In view of the statement published that
President Harrison's health is failing and
likely to break down before his term Of
Office closed, Postmaster General Wanna
maker was questioned as to the facts. He
said that the president 10 in perfect
health. and not in four years has he bsen
away from his desk single day from per-
sonal sickness. He for months hns been
out In the wilderness Of suffering, and the
shadow OF II fingers for long time on o
nature that feels as deeply as his.
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TO MoNsiONOR sAroLLI.

Important 1nstPucsions Received %
Washington From the vssicas.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Interestins facts
have been ascertained from unquestion.
able sources of information that the Euro
pean mail, delivered at the Catholic uni.
versity to-day. brought Mousignor Satoli.
papal delegate instructions broadening and
widening his powers aud imposing upon
him new duties and responsibilities. which
must necessarily occupy his attention to
the exclusion OF all but the most urgent
business for some time to come.
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METHOD IN THEIR WORK.
Centracts for Public Buiidiags Held
Hack by Treasury Omcials.

WASHINGTON, Jan. A.-Congressman
Owen Scott of Illinois to-day introduced .
resolution calling upon the secretary Of
the treasury or information regarding the
progress Of public buildings In various
parts Of the country. for which appropria-
tions were made in 1880. Upon invcstiga-
tion and inquiry OF the supervis-
ing architect Of the treasury. Mr..
Scott finds that OF 70 buildings.
improvements and extensions for
which appropriations were made In 1880,
contracts for erection were let for only Is.
and for 10 others partial contracts only
werc let. On 80 others nothing has been
done.
Mr.. Scott insists that tho contracts for
public buildings are systematically held
back because of the depleted condition Of
tho treasury. and 1t appears to have been
the policy OF the administration to avoid
every step which would require cash from
the government.
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To Abide by the Law.

PirrsBuRG, Jan. 4-Dcputy Internal
Revenue Collector Mitchell had quito o
surprise in the mail to-day In the way OF Q
Chinaman's certificate Of registration. tho
first ono thus far received. The certifl.
cate in question is that OF Lee Chez, .
laundryman at Jeanette, Penn. He
failed, however, to be properly qualified
before filing the papers.
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Cockr.Ii for Senator.

JEFFERSON CITY. No., Jan. 5.--The dem.
ocratic joint caucus of the general assem-
bly, tonight rcnominatcd 4. NJ. Cockrell
for United States senator 10y reclamation,
starting on his fourth term. An effort to
endorse Governor Francis for cabinet
position was defeated by tho chairman ad-
iourning the caucus.
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CARLiSLE'S CHANCES.
watterson Says He VIII Accept the
Treasury Portfolio.

Watterson Bays He VIII Accept thS
Treasury Portfolio.
ST. LouIs, Mo-, Jan. 4.--Henry Waiter
son. of Kentucky, speaking to-day Of the
attitude Of John G. Carlisle toward tho
Cleveland administration. said: "iou can
state as my belief that Mr.. Carlisle will
accept the proifered portfolio of the treas
ury. This will entail an actual sacrifice
OH part OF Carlisle. for as secretary his en-
penses would be greater than his income.
As senator hc can supplement his salary
by his law practice; ms secretary he could
not. II Mr.. Carlisle administers treasury
irs as the country has reason TO cx-
pect he WILL" continued Mr.. watterson,
mo power on earth could keep him out OF
the presidency IL he wants it,"
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IN zlp's STOMACH.
An Elephant Makes . Meal - Nisssy
Pounds Of Iroa.

An Eiephsns MAKES . hseA - Wisely
Pounds Of Iroa.
BAgABoo, Wis.,, Jan. 5.-An autopsy -.
markablc in itself and with surprising rss
suits was held to-day on the body Of the
mammoth elephant. Zip, that died few
days ago. Although long Of tractabls die.
position Zip, three days preceding his d.
When cutting open the elephants stom.
ach. the knife encountered . reslstance.
and further work disclosed the prsssnce
of tho iron chain, four feet long and
weighing 90 pounds. This explains tho
elephants death and the mysterious die.
appearance Of tho chain on the occasioo
of Zip's recent rampage.
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A Deadlock.

DENVER. Col, Jan. 5.-The senate re-
solved itself into deadlock and how il
will get out none can tell. Seven demo
Gratis. known ms the ''white wings" fac
ton. have the balance of power and de-
clare they will have large proportion Of
the Offices or not proceed further with
business.
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SILVER PROPOSITIONS.
Bland Doesn't Want Any Compromis
Some suggestions.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-All sorts of sill
yer propositions are being talked over by
tho members of the house. Bland has
been approached by . dozen members
with suggestions Of Q compromise. The
return TO the Bland act Ia the chief COM
promise proposition suggested TO him. but
Mr.. Bland al present refuses to listen to
anything less than the coinage of 100000
worth Of silver per month and to this, the
other side, Of course, will not agree.
Culbertson of Texas, chairman OF the
judiciary committee. has prepared bill
in the nature Of compromise which he
will introduce in the house. II requires
the coinage and use az assets. OF the accu-
mulated silver bullion now in the Treasury.
the present law repealed and the Bland
Law reenactcd.
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All. ~. In.tnlia,Ion.

BUTTE, Jan. 5.-Tonight. Grand Medical
Examiner DR.. J. W. Gum installed the
following officers Of Butte lodge No. !, A.
o. U. W.: Master workman. W. L. Barna.
man; foreman, J. II. Pace; overseer. L. L.
Scott; recorder, W. Z. Bachellnr; hnan.
cIer. George Stevenson. receiver. George
PAscoe; medical examiners. J. ;. Ham
mond, T. II. Ellis and G.. Is. Sarchet;
guide, A. c. Flemrnine; inside watchman,
n. G. Newton; outside watchman, j. Z.
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Morris Iuaugurated.

HARTFORD, Conn.,. Jan. A.-Governor-
elect Luxon b. Morris of New Haven was
inaug,lrated this afternoon with appropri-
ate ceremonies. The fact that Governor
Buckeley Was held over for two years by
reason Of the deadlock between the senate
and house, gave renewed interest TO the
proceedings. The new house OF represen-
ta,ivcs and the senate were also organised
without difficulty.
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An uufouusied Ruu.or.

PITTsBURG. Jan. b.-Ofiicials Of tho
Amaigamatcd association and prominent
Homestead strikers deny all knowledge Of
the Homestead steel workers referred to
in Cincinnati and Chicago dispatches, ms
being in those cities for the purpose OF
raising fund OF SO,uo to prosecute
Messrs. Frick, Lovejoy and Attorney
Brcck for conspiracy.
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Hate for senator.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 5.-The demo
cratic members of the legislature held .
caucus to nominate u candidate for
United States senator tonight. w. II.
Bate was nominated. The nomination 10
equivalent TO election.
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Fought with wipchesters.

DESisoS. Texas. Jan. 5.-Jamcs and
VIII Nevins and Jack Landon. all COW
boys. had a fight with Winchesters and
six-shooters at the "Three-heart" ranch.
in Choctaw nation, yesterday. Will New.
ins and Landon were killed and Jim New.
ins fatally wounded.
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CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Jan. 5.-A special
from Bakersvile says the story of the hor-
rible killing of six people, as reported in
the papers to-day, is a fake Of the first
water. No such occurrence has taken
place.
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THE SENATE.

No Business Transacted Except Receiving
the Governors Message.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Jan. 5.-Thc senate met pur-
suant to call at 10a. m. Senators Bayliss,
Cardwell and Folsom were appointed q
committee to notify the house of the meet
ing. The senate proceeded to the house
ut II q. m. TO listen to the governors mes
sage, and adjourned till II a. m. Friday.
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u,uc,s ,ycrry's Report.

WAsHiNGroS, Jan. 5.-According to the
report Of Secretary Rusk on the opera
ticns Of the bureau Of animal industry for
the year 1889, pleuro-pneumonia has com.
pistely disappeared. The time required
only about five years and the total cS-
penditures were little in excess Of 81 ,5Oo,-
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'rIs Eixed ZIP Now.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Contrary TO general
belief the match between Alex Grcgcains
and Ted Pritchard, which Is to take place
before the Olympic club of New Orleans,
was contaminated to-day. The obstacle
which kept the men from signing was that
the articles of agreement contained no
stipulation relative To what the losers end
was to be nor what expenses were to be
allowed.
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SHE LOST HER HEAD.
The Heroine OF Drama Kills the villain
with Her Dagger.

ELGIN, ILL.,. Jan. b.-Mahlom Jones, q
teacher in the high school at Hampshire.
died to-day from dagger wound inflicted
by Rosa Schultz, q handsome young
teacher In the same town. She was the
heroine and he the villain In drama pre-
sentcd by an amateur theatrical company
of which both were members, and In the
excitement OF tho public presentation,
she plunged the dagger. with which she
was supposed to kill him, into his breast.
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Tn Ise Paid OuartePlv.

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-Thc American sugar
refining company announces TO its stock
holders that dividends on preferred stock
will hereafter be declared quarterly in.
stead Of semi-annually.
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His Cure for Uahsppiasss.

ALBANY. n. Y, Jan. 5.-A horrible mur.
der and attempted suicide occurred this
afternoon. William II. Shattuck, q ysArs
old. shot his wife, 10 years old, three times
i'm the head, killing her instantly. He then
shot himself In the temple, but 70 alive.
The couple had not lived happily owing
principally to his wife learning that bsr
husband had given . watch to snothsr
woman before their marriage.
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TO-DAY in Washington, d. C.,
William Douglass Cross, the
colored murderer is sentenced
to be hanged.
This is the eighth time that a
day for his execution has been
fixed. Cross was convicted of
numbering his wife in 1880. but
he always stoutly insisted that
he was innocent and declared
that his wife committed suicide.
The laws delays have been ex.
hausted in his defence, but with
out success.
We part from the old year
with kindly thought 1t has
brought us fair share of pros
perity and many new friends.
Best of all it has enabled US to
serve old friends better than we
ever could before.
During the next few days we
shall be busy taking inventory.
after that is done we shall have
an endless line of Bargains in Suits
and Ovcrcoats. also Boys and
Children's clothing which we will
put before the public at prices
that will demand attention.
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MONTREAL, Jan. 5.-A corner in seal oil
has been attempted by two Montreal
brokers. who hold between them about
1000 barrels. all the supply In Canada.
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Tvphus ON tn. Increase.

New YORK. Jan. 5.-Reports from the
board OF health turned iu late tonight
show instead Of one new case Of the
plague as first reported, there were six.
Tho health board has appointed 30 more
physicians as inspectors.
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Tsphus Fever In New York,

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-One new case OF
typhus fever was taken from the Bellevue
hospital TO North Brothers island to-day.
There were three deaths during the morn.
ing among the patients on the island. IL
10 believed that the disease il now under
control,
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-At 6 o'clock this
evening DIR. Johnston said no found Mr..
Blaine feeling very comfortable; SO much
SO he did not intend to make him visit
tonight.
senator Kenna's condition remains the
sapua
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College Fraternitiss.

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-It has been decided
that building for on exhibition by coli
leee fraternities will be erected at the
worlds fair. The structure will be .
Greek temple ard IL is expected IL will
cost 5000.
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CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Jan. 5.-The senator
ial fight IN this state wakes warmer as the
convening of the legislature draws nearer.
Ex-Governor George w. Baxter is plainly
IN the lead.
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Placed on Tria'.

PIITsBuRG. Jan. 5.-Thirteen members
Of tho Amalgamated association were
placed on trial in the criminal court to-
day charged with riot during the sympa.
thy strike at Carnegie's Duquesne plant
last August.
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The strike on.

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Ths striking telee.
raphers have thrown up hands, and the
strike was officially declared on to-day b.
Past Grand Chief Thurston.
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II is safe to predict that another bogus
republican senator will not be permitted
10 take Sanders place. The next ssuatos
from Montana will be . democrat.-Dtiiss
Erdmiacr.
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Send us SO for one years subscripsioa
to the STANDARD in advance. and receive
besides the best paper published In Mon
tana one of the worlds fair souvenir half
dollars. The Standard Publishing com.
pany, Anaconda.
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roox ne TOWN.


Also the Judge and courshouAe- nIliitia
icafea ont % Queli Threatened War.
Jackson. Miss. May h--court con.
vcncd az Isroolshavcn Monday, and the
FIRST business transacted wns to Indict
and jail ten whitccaps for shooting q
calored man and burning HIS cabin
some weeks since. Thursday morning
a mob Of 100 men rode into town and
surrounded the courthouse and mil
They were all from the country. armed
with shotgmns and muslSets, and swore
they would release every prisoner An
important cnse was being tried. but
whom the gnnners appeared tho law.
yers, witnesses and Others were panic.
stricken
For an hour the mob held the court.
house In a state Of siegc. repeatedly
threatening 70 KIN Judge Christian and
the officers Finally tho citizens mus
tered. and arning themselves went to
the rescue. The mob led 70 the suburbs
md fortified themselves IN the bush.
sheriff McNair autographed Gov.
Stone for guns, aud. in company with
Adjt Den, Henry, he won't % the scene
In person. carrying with him forty
Winchestors and 1000 cartridge Since
HIS arrival there Thursday evening
nothing has been heard. but trouble
n expected,
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the reception Of exhibits should cease
with the opening Of the exposition,
does not appear TO b. enforced. Scores
of ears loaded with exhibits are still III
the grounds, and the prospects 81 com
plotting the installation In all the build
ings by the end Of next week does not
appear 10 be bright The presence 81
visitors, 81 course, retards the work
and unavoidable delay IN the shipment
Of some exhibits can not be charged ~
the exhibition
This Is notably the case with the
Russian, Norwegian and Danish exhib-
its in the Liberal Arts building. These
sections fronting On columbia avenue
are barren Of exhibits md even the pa
vilions have not been erected Us yet:
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Gathered Prom an Parts Of tho Country
ny Telegraph.

Gathered From an Parts OF the Country
ny TeleEraph.
There will be reunion az S,,ats az
the Worlds fair, beginning Jaiy 81.
The Ada Rehan silver statue 81 Tho
Worlds fair viii be unveiled May so.
The khan Of Khelat Is said u have
murdered ). 900 Of his subjects since he
began IFS reign in. 1857.
The attack on Mrs corse. treasurer
Of W. G. T. T. building COMMITTEES az
Chicago has ended and the charges dis
missed.
The big steam pipe in Machinery
hall, jackson park. Chicago. burst Fri
day morning. Three men were dam
gerously scalded. Two are uneon-
scious.
Col. j. w. Cooney, appointed post
master at Boston, was made surveyor
Of the port eight years ago and WAS
afterward private secretary to Gov.
Russell.
The st, Petersburg Church Messenger
says that out Of the $4,000 pilgrims
journeying to Nazareth, the majority
persisted Of exposure during the terrible
weather encountered on the way.
The woman who stopped President
Cleveland in the corridor Of the Lexing-
ton hotel at Chicago last Monday morn
ing was insane Her name Is Annie
Rink. She was sent to Kankakce.
The Montana people Friday morning
decided to open their building IL the
Worlds fair May IS, when formal re-
ception will be given Gov Richards and
members of his staff who arc in the
city.
Mrs. Potter Palmer threatens 20 re-
sign from the board Of lady managers.
1t was the climax Of the qtarrelling
and lack OF harmony that has char
acterized the meetings Of the board this
spring
In the eastern portion Of Guba f,009
troops have been modified to suppress
any further revolutionary uprising.
Government officials at Havana an
nounce that opposition 70 amy irTolu-
ton has developed in all parts Of tie
island
The treasury depar tment has award
ed the contract for furnishing paper for
printing United States securities DUR
ing the next year 70 Messrs. Crane ~
Co, Of Dalton. Mass. at iat1c per
pound for bank note paper and sstse
per pound for check paper.
The delay in the issue by the prcsi-
dent Of the proclamation in regard TO
the .extradition treaty with Russia is
due to the non arrival Of the treaty
from Russia. It is expected To reach
here in few days. after which the
presidents proclamation will speedily
follow.
Nv. L. Hall, of the Emitted States revc-
nue. service, has just completed q round-
up OF al the Cinnamon III the Black
hills, and states that except few ut
TT Meade in the employ OF the govern
mcnt they had positively refused TO be
registered 81 comply IN any manner
with the Geary law.
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THE GAMBLERS
In Stocks Get No Sympathy
From Washington.
Small nllls 20 Ne r.sned NJ the GOVERN
mcnt TO Protect the Gold Reserve b.
Lessening tho Demand for an ~
change Of Gold Tor Currencr-

WASHINGTON. May hThc disturbed
condition Of the market IN New York
Wednesday and Thursday provoked no
Sympathetic response krom Washing
ton, although, Il secfnA 70 6o general
belief IN New York that the ndmi&trn-
tion win take some step 70 relieve the
stress Of the situation II win not BE-
very pleasant news In the east. but
nevertheless, Il a fnct that neither
the president nor the secretary Of the
treasury seems 70 be impressed with
tho notion that they arc called upon "a
come 10 the relief Of Spectators Is
those who are affected BY the recent
sudden changes Ii stocks arr com
monty characterized here. An Official.
IN discussing this matter Thursday,
said:
'sWc can not understand why heavy
reduction 10 the price ~ cordaRc. or
sugar, or whisky certificates should
have the consideration. care or protec.
tion 81 tho government II Is a matter
with which tho government has moth
ing 10 do. ind the appeal 70 the govern,
ment for help win not be regarded.
With the 0.000,000 danger line
passed IN safety, there II a feeling o.
financial security In administration
circles TINT shows itself ID the present
apparent indifference 10 the bond quea-
tion. There i no denying the fact that
bonds were thought 70 he necessary, of
Of lenst strong probability. not long
since, while now Il Il q remote cpntin.
Rency. Tho gold reserve can be drawn
upon for 90. 900. 900 or 100000, 900 more
without evil consequences, leaving the
government handsome and. compnra-
lively, abundant supply for redemption
purposes.
All the timo there il tho expectation
that gold shipments win cease and tho
current be turned the other why. Tho
lntest reports Indicate d ahipment on
Saturday next of about q, 900, 900 IN
gold There WINS In the Treasury Thurs
day tDs,000. 900 Ia round numbers. The
gold reserve has been gradually crawl
Ing mp 10 the 800, 900 point but tho
threatened shipment, II carried Into of-
feet, win retnrd tho movement. Offers
of gold nrc still being received, but not
III any great quantity.
Danlxa have been complaining Of the
scarcity Of currency 81 bmnli denoininn
ton. Their complaint win noon be
remedied. AZ 10 Il understood 20 be tho
purpose OF the treasury department 70
insno notes hereafter Of the amnlioat
denomination possible. This plan was
tried some months ago under the former
administration, IA order "a protect the
gold reserve, and II worked very sat
lsfnctorily Notes Of small dcnomina-
tion remain In circulation. while the
larger denominations ard held because
they nre less ca6y Of distribution. Tho
consequences Of the accommodation Of
notes Of large denomination Is the ulti-
mate presentation Of them for gold
For some unknown renson there was
d heavy issne Of large denominations
Just before tho change Of ndminietrn-
tions last March, but the small notes
will have full scope 10 try their contin
nous circulation feature hereafter
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TO KEEP OUT CHOLERA.


WASHINGTON, May S.--In accordance
with recent act of congress Secretary
Carlisle has lssned an order that until
further notice MI baggage Of steernge
passengers destined for tho United
states from foreign countries shall he
labeled A rcd label Is TO indicate that
the baggage has been inspected and
passed, and yellow label that the bag
gage has been dislnfeetcd.
Each immigrant or Storage pnsacn-
ger Il 10 be furnished with an inspec-
tion card by the consular Or medicni
officer at the port 81 departure. which
"a TO contain information for the nation
al and state health oiiicersof tho United
States. and win greatly fncilitate tie
,emigHnts' trnnsportion. Cabin passen-
gers from cholera infected ports Or
places are to be given special inspec-
tion cnrd and their baggage Is 10 be
properly labeled
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CIyn war n Nlrararna.

PANAMA, May 5. Mail advices bring
d news that revolution has broken
I In Nicaragua. The movement b
n outcome Of the old hostility enter
tanned BY the eastern department
toward the western department Of the
republic. Ex-President Savnla is lead
VI Of the insurgents He has succeeded
in capturing the important city Of
Granada, capital Of the province 81 the
same name. Sayala's success in getting
possession Of the place is said 70 be due
to treason on the part Of the garrison.
United States Minister shannon, ne
companied by his family, took passage
on the steamer at the Nicaragua sea-
port Of Corinto for home