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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-06
RUSHING OUT SMALL BILLS.
The Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing to Work an Hour Extra.

Washington, Aug. 5.-Acting Secretary
Curtis has ordered the force of the
bureau of engraving and printing to work
an hour extra each day until further
orders, beginning Monday next, in print
ing national bank notes, for which the
demand just now is very great. This de-
mand Is occasioned by the fact that the
national banks are expanding their circu-
lation.
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DEATH IN A DUEL.
A Mexican Killed and the Mother Of
the Combatants Wounded.

the COmbatants wounded.
Puebla, Mexico, Aug. 5.-Advices were
received to-day from San Juan Bautista,
state of Tobasco, of fatal duel between
two prominent young men of that city.
The principals were Aurelio AmOro and
Jesus Sugo, who had quarrel over a
trivial business matter. The
affair of honor took place on the
principal street, the weapons used being
pistols. Both men were killed and the
mother of Jesus Sugo was seriously
wounded while attempting TO stop the
affair
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AWorld,s Fair Hotel Fails.

Chicago, Aug. 5.-The Columbian Visi-
tors Association, conducting worlds
fair hotel, assigned to-day. The assets
are s.. 900 and liabilities $4,000.
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AN Enforced Vacation.

Lowell Mass, Aug. 5.-Faulker's mills
have shut down for an indefinite period.
The Lowell Company's grain depart
ment has laid l 900 hands off for month.
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A CANNON oF I7e1.
It Was Captured From st. Clair's Sol
diers BY the Indians.

Greenville, O. Aug. Eight miles north
of this city to-day John Neff found a
cannon captured from st. Clair's soldiers
by the Indians during the retreat from
Fort Recovery to Greenville in 1901. A
derrick was used to extricate it from a
hole IL feet deep. II is of brass, six fee t
long. and shoots six pound balls.
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In a Reoeiver,s Hands.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 5.--Claims amount
ing to S115 put the Alexander tum ber
Company in the hands OF receiver to-day.
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A Shut Down at Lawrence.

Lewistown, Maine, Aug. 5.-The Lewis
town mills shut down to-day at noon for
four weeks.
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THE OTHER OFFICERS.

The candidates for chaplain were: Re
George G. Woodruff. of Connecticut, Pre-
byterian; Rev. S. w. Badaway, Meth
dist; Rev. w. o. S. Thomas, of the Di
trict of Columbia, Baptist; Rev. e. {
Bagby, of the District of Columbia, Cam
belite; Rev. Mr.. Journey, of North Car
lima, Methodist. One candidate displaye
a card bearing this inscription: MY pla
form, one minute prayers" On the thir
ballot, Mr.. Hadaway, of Maryland, wa
ominated. The caucus adjourned {
l0:55 O'Clock
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-12
Tho Search for Young CarI,n.

vANcoUvER, Wash, Nov. 11.-Brigadicr
General Car!in has organized four well.
equipped parties of United States troops,
so men liz all, to 60 TO the relief Of his son,
W. Z. Carlin, A. l.. Himmelwrighi and j.
Harvey Pierce. all Of New York, and Their
guides who are lost in tho Bitter
Root mountains, Montana. The general
is satisfied that everything has been
done for the relief Of the party, still he is
apprehensive of accidents, such as
stampede of their pack train and separa-
ton in searching for members. Three OF
the relief have already left points in
Idaho and Montana for the head of tho
Clearwater, and the fourth left Fort walla
Waila to-day. The weather i'm the vicinity
of Missoula is reported fine. and II IL con-
tinuss will greatly facilitate the work Of
rescue.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-12
QUIET and ORDERLY JOB
These Train Robbers We're Polite and
Courteous Bu. Frank and Firm.
NO WISH TO SPILL BLOOD
They Get Away With 1000 or So.
and the Passengers Didn't
Know q Thing About II
Till All Was Over.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Nov. 1.-THE Illinois Cen.
trail train due hero at I 80 this morning,
was held up at Mayfeid Bridge, Ky..
eight mlles south OF hero, by live masked
men, who are supposed 10 have boarded
the train at Bardwell. Tho robhors en-
tered the express car and secured small
amount of cash and q valuable package,
the contents of which are unknown. Tho
robbers then jumped from the train and
made for the woods, followed by several
pistol shots from the revolvers of the
messenger and the conductor, but with
out effect.
The passengers were not disturbed. The
robbery was SO well planned that thcre
was scarcely any excitement. Three men
climbed the engine tank. One covered
the engineer with n revolver and adj
dressed him by his right name, saying po-
litely: "Mr. Clare, pull out as soon as
you can." He told the engineer he had no
wish 10 hurt him, but would kill him II ho
disobeyed. Fireman Butler ran AWAY and
hid on the pilot of tho engine. Ono Of tho
robbers fired the engine like IN old timer
from Hardwell to Port jefferson. Here
the engineer was instructed to stop tho
train at Mayfeld trestlc. There the
robbers sent the engineer ahead OF them
at tho point of pistols and shot-Guns to
tho express car. Engineer Clarke called
to Messenger Mcneil to open tho door as
commanded by tho robbers and the en-
ginecr told the messenger not to shoot,
the robbers using him as target. The
car was opened. Tho robbers secured two
packages of money, one of q small
amount and the other said TO contain
5000. The messenger had hidden the
other valuable packages. Tho incidents
Of the hold-up wero SO quiet that the pas
sengers ON tho train were not aware what
was taking place ahead. The robbers
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-12
CUBA TRIES IT AGAIN
Ono noFo Effort 10 Establish Her Own
Independence
THE LEADERS VERY HOPEFUL
BY Some the Movement 10 Thought
Premature. But the Revoiu-
tion 10 Already Well
Under Way.

New YokK. Nov. 1.-THE leaders Of the
Cuban revolutionary party of this city say
they have private advices which state that
the rebellion against the government 10
already well under way. The movement
10 thought premature, but enthusiastic
Cubans predict success. The leader of the
revolutionary party in America and the
most trusted adviser In Cuba, Jose Marti.
editor of La Pa'ric. says undoubtedly
tho revolutionary movement in Cuba 10
worthy Of consideration. The aovernment
has kept close watch of all communica.
tions from the island, thus revealing the
gravity of the state of affairs. Cubans in
the United States are anxious that their
country establish lasting republic. Gem
erai Carrillo, leader of the rebellion. Is
said To have succeeded in creating . gen.
eral uprising in tho province Of Villas. IL
In not believed that the difficulty has yet
extended beyond the central portions Of
the islands.
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CONCERTED ACTION.
II 10 Thought All the Anarchists Of Eu.
rope Are Working ia Harmony.

II 10 Thought All the Anarchists Of Eu.
rope Are Working ia Harmony.
BARcGLoSA, Nov. ll.-Aragon, the
French anarchist, one OF the men mr.
rested on suspicion Of being connected
with tho outrage at the Licero thcater,
turns out to have heen friend of Pallas,
the anarchist executed for Attempting the
lifo of Captain General Marines Campos.
The lodgings of the Frencl, anarchist
were searched shortly after his arrest and
photographs OF, the Chicago Rnarch-
lists and other anarchistic prints wore
found. The police also seized docu-
mcnts which lead them to.bcliovc that tho
bomb throwers were leagued with a gang
Of thieves, as when tho panic-stricken
audincc escaped from tho theater on tho
night OF the explosion numerous attempts
to snatch jewelry, purses and tho like
were made. So much alarm has boon
caused among tho thcater-going public
at the Liccro that all places of amuse-
mcnt havc been almost deserted since.
PANS, Nov. IA high Spanish police
official has arrived here on special mis-.
siou connected with the recent dynamite
bomb outrage at Barcelona. Several ar
rests Of French anarchists are expected.
They are suspected of completely In tho
Licero theatcr explosion. II is believed
that the investigation will result IN dis
closures showing that the anarchists OF
Europe are acting In concert and that all
the recent outraRes and conspiracies havo
been carefully planned by a central COM
mittce whose headquarters have not yet
been located.
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Ispbbera Had Al Tor rvU.

PARIS. Ky, Nov. ll.-Lnst night eight
strangers rode into North Middetown. II
is supposed that their intention was to
rob the bank. They shot at every person
on the street and mortally wounded Burt
Morris. an old negro. The citizens opened
fire on tho desperadoes who answered
with a yolley from their pistols. The dcs-
pcradoes left but returned an hour later
and were charged upon by the citizens
anI driven out of town. Three of the
robbers were badly wounded but we're car.
ried OF by the others.
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ROME. Nov. 1.-The report 10 circulated
by the Voiks Zsifung Of Cologne to the
effect that Satolli Is to he elevated to q
cardinal. II undoubtedly originated in re-
ports circulated in the United States some
months ago. The associated press Is au-
thorized 10 state that tho announcement
of tho Voiks Zeitsng 10 quite premature.
The pope desires Satolii 10 remain in the
United States until his mission is COM
plctcly ended.
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BUTTE OFFERS $4,000.


ST. PAUL, Nov. ia special to the
PioAeer Press from Butte. Mont, says:
Frisky Barnett, o wsll.known western
sporting man In this city, tslsgraphsd
]. ]. Corbstt's manager this evening that
he would guarantee Corbstt and Mitchell
purse Of $4,000 IL they would fsht In
this city or Anaconda. The Same infor-
formation was sent to Richard z. Fox,
Billy Edwards Of Now York, aud Corbett.
BUTTE, Nov. fi.-For several weeks ef.
forts have been made In Butte to raise .
guarantee for the Corbett- Mitchell fight.
Papers have besn passed around among
the psoplc OF Butte to have them sign .
portion OF the guarantee. The railroads
have been expected to furnish the
greater portion of tho guarantee as
they will get the most ofthe benefit. II Is
understood that about 10000 in guaran-
tee has been obtained and the rest will
doubtless 10 Forthcoming II IL appears
that the fight can he obtained in this sec.
tion. While both tho city and state law 10
against prize fighting, IL Is thought by
some people that for On occasion
of this kind the officials would
not oppose the fight. II is
argued that an event OF this kind would
bring to Butte people from every part Of
tho United States and would make things
prosperous In Butte for q long time.
There Is no building in Butte largo enough
for the fight, but tho hackers claim
that they can put up build
ing in short time and will
do SO IL il is ascertained
that the fight can be held here. II the
officials don't permit tho fight in Butte IL
is proposed to have It in Anaconda, II
that is allowed.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1i.-Bowdcn and Ma
son arc to arrive here tomorrow from
Jacksonville, Fla. They come to complete
arrangements for securing tho Corbett-
Mitchell fight. A check for 5000
to dcfray tho training expenses OF tho
pugilists has reached Manager Rouse Of
the Police Gaze,te, and IL Is thought an
agreement will be signed by Monday eve-
ming.
DALLAS, Texas. Nov. 1i.-Twenty thous-
and dollars has been subscribed hero FOR
the Corbett. Mitchell fight. Travelling aud
training expenses arc guaranteed.
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STUART HAD FALLEN.


a Searching PsSty discovers ths Loes
Man In Critical Condition.
specia, Dispatch to the standard.
MIssorLA, Nov. 11.-This morning .
party Of IS mon left Drummond in search
OF James Stuart, who left that place
Wednesday morning in company with
Tom Bastian on hunting trip. The two
mon separated and in the evening Bastian
returned expecting to find his companion
at home. He was not there and had not
heen seen or heard from. All day yester.
day ls men hunted over the country with
out results. This morning . larger party
left in the direction where tho man 10
supposed to have gone. In the evening
the men returned with Stuart, whom they
found at the foot OF steep ledge where
he had fallen anu was badly bruised. His
limbs were broken and IL 10 feared that he
is injured Internally. A physician reached
Drummond at o'clock this evening and
pronounces the injuries very serious.
Stuart 10 man Of about so years old and
has been for some time store keeper for
the Granite Mountain company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-12
Nor. Union P.c,oo x.csIxsr..

NEW YORK, Nov. li.--lt is announced
authoritatively that it has been decided on
the part Of tho government to ask the
court to-day TO appoint J. w. Doane of
Chicago aud Frederick Z. Coudert of New
York TO be associate receivers OF tho Union
Pacific. This will givo the government
three representatives. Receiver Clark
will be placed in charge of tho operating
department and Receiver Mink OF the ac-
counts In the departments. II is under
stood that additional receivers arc likely
10 bc appointed TO represent the other se-
curity holders OF the Union Pacific.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-12
MISSOULA MATTERS.

MIssouLA, Nov. Ill. II. Mott, who
for some tirno has managed the Florence
steam laundry, has decided to locate in
Anaconda. With his thorough knowledge
of tho business, he ought to mako . sue
cess of his Anaconda laundry.
i. p. Wright, cousin of DR.. Buckley,
10 visiting in the city.
G. L. Esterbrook and Miss Rosa Eichs
were married on Monday by Rev. j. Sails
man.
Numerous hunting parties are being or
ganized for short outings before the win.
ter weather sets IN.
The snow in the mountains west OF this
city Is reported as heavier than usual, and
10 still increasing in depth.
Missoula is enjoying the novelty OF
trains on time IN both directions, the
tunnel and bridge both being in shape as
present.
Business men arc said to bc making
good use OF the new long distance tele-
phone which is found to be great con.
venience.
NJ. G. Macaulay. the notorious, who has
been without jag for some time was run
In this morning by offlcer White with
enough of load to mako up for his long
abstinence.
DIR. j. j. Buckley, CHIEF surgeon OF the
Northern Pacific, has been called East by
the serious illness of his father, q proiui.
nent physician Of Delhi, n. y. He will
leave in the morning.
Charles Hawkes. this afternoon had an
attachment served on the livery stock OF
Charles &. Daley, West Front street. The
attachment is for rent due and amounts
10 81 800. No hacks or carriages were al
lowed to leave the stable to-day. IL 10
probable that the matter will bs settled
some way in few days.
somc time ago Andy Schilling sued Mrs.
Mary Glenn for an old debt of Sl6. When
tue time set for tho trial came around
Mrs. Glenn did not appear and tho case
was awarded to tho plaintiff. Now Mrs.
Gleim files an affidavit saying that illness
prevented her from being present at the
trial aud asks to have the case reopened.
Mr.. Schilling has filed counter affidavit,
claiming that Mrs. Glenn was not Ill and
that she was on the street at the time OF
tho hearing Of the case. No decision ~ to
tho rehearing has been reached.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-12
Val. Defeat. p.nu.yIy,pia.

NEW York, Nov. 1.-The Yale aud Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania football elevens
met at Manhattan field to-day. II was
not a championship game as tho univer-
sity has Withdrawn from the league. Big
intcres. was manifested nevertheless. II
was a wcll-played game on both sides. Il
ended in favor of Yale by a score OF 1; toe.
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The Olympia IL o swift One.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 1.-The new
cruiser Olympia on It's first trial trip estab-
lished her position rs queon Of the navy.
She made maximum speed of twenty
one and twenty-six hundredths knots and
averaged slightly under q knots on run
OF 6s knots, with heavy sea and q strong
head wind. Her builders believe she can
be mado to 60 % knots. This would give
the Union Iron works o bonus OF 10000
for extra speed.
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CHICAGO. Nov. i1.-Richard Park. the
sculptor who modelled the famous Mon
tana silver statue of Ada Rchan, has been
sued by his wife for divorce on the
ground that he has never contributed to
her support. They have lived apart for
1--WE years. Sic SAYS he Is well 20 do.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-12
Ard NrKi,i.y WA, r,.,,.s

HAMILTON, Ohio, Nov. 1.-THE Dunckie
Banking company OF Mildlctown. Ohio.
assigned to-day. The capital stock is
5000 and the rcputed wealth of the
stockholders 81, 10000. Charles Duncklc,
the president, has been hard pressed
lately. The bank has no, been paying
checks for two weeks. Mr.. Dunckle Is
president of the United Paper company.
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ST. LOUIS. Nov. ll.-Martin Heller, n
contractor and builder. engaged on goy-
-rnment work, las disappeared with \
large amount belonging TO the govern
mcnt. aud tho sub-contractors believe
that he has gone TO Australia.
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To-day. Cour.ing Match.

MIssoULA, Nov. ll.-Frank G. Higgins
and W. w. White will leave in the morn
ing for Deer Lodge. with four hounds. to
take part in the coursinR match there.
Mr.. White will take Nadjy and Pride of
the West, and Mr.. Higgins will have Mink
aud another young dog. Frank Conley of
Deer Lodge and George Macdougal of
Butte will also have dogs to take part in
the match.
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nl.tinr,ian Mith . piierence.

LANSING, Mich. Nov. 1.-THE supreme
court has handed down a decision holding
that the inmates of the soldiers home at
Grand Rapids arc not cntitle TO vote In
that township. II Is held, however. II they
take the proper oath on election day their
ballots must bs received.
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SAN Francisco. Nov. 1.-The Muliard
won. Trix. second, Porcelle, third. Time,
l:ilH. Six furlongs-rigress won; Para
meta, second; Prize. third. Time. 1;li.
One mile and sixteenth-HapPS Day
won; Don Fulano. second; SIR Reed,
third. Time, l;i9a. One mile and y
half-Cyccro won; San Jose. second; First
Lap. third. Time, 3:25. Five furlonSs-
Cocheco won; Jim r.. second; Toots,
third. Time. :o09..
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TAKEN TO BOULDER.


rested In Helena
Special Dispatch to the standard
HELENA, Nov. 1l.--E. e. Weaver and E.
Staufrcr wero arrested here to-day by
Sheriff Mcneil of Jefferson county and
taken to Boulder to answer charge of
burglary in the night time In connection
with ..the robbery Of Montana Central
freight cars. Weaver was tried here once
for petit larceny but acquitted. He was
to have been tried this afternoon on an.
other charge of petit larceny, but the case
was dropped after his arrest by Mcneil.
Stauffer was also charged with grand lar
ccny here. but tho county attorney had
the case dismissed, not having enough ev-
idcnce to convict. On tho return of
Cigarette Smith from New Mexico he is
said to have furnished evidence on which
tho charges in jefferson county arc based.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-12
Ways That Are Dark,

CHICAGO, Nov. 1l.-Federal authorities
here are investigating the importation of
Chinese brought over ~ performers in the
Chinese theater in Midway Plasance.
Tho testimony shows that 4so men and
women were brought from China as ac-
tors and employees, and the officials believe
that many laborers were imported under
tho pretcnse that they were actors. Chin
Pau Qua, manager Of tho show, returned
to San Francisco before tho officers could
secure him.
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NASHVILLE. Nov. 1.-THE track at Cum
berland park to-day was lightning fast.
Five flrlongs-Topic won; Evear. second;
Alopaihy. third. Time, l:oaH. Five and
a half furlongs-Golden Hope wont Willie
G. second; foo,runncr, third. Time, I :o9.
Seven furlongs-Henry Young won; Pc
dcstrian, second; George Beck, third.
Time. :27ii. One mile-Floroy won;
Borro, second; Potboy, third. Time,
l:iiis. Six furlongs-Shuttle won; Alibi,
second; Lady Gay, third. Time, :i6.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-12
FOR UNEMPLOYED WOMEN.
a Commlttes Appointed to Formulate q
Plan Of Assistance.

Plan Of Assistancs.
BUTTE, Nov. n.-Thero was . very largo
attendance tonight ct the meeting held
under the auspices of the Women's Pro
tective association at their rooms in the
Mantle & BielenberG block. Unemployed
women were present from Meaderville,
South Butte, Centorville aud walkerville,
and there was also large attendance Of
people interested In tbs welfare of tho
women. Several speeches were male by
men and women and a committee was APP
pointed to formulate a plan of assisting
the unemployed during tho winter.
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yfo,.I Isaysm,n Ieased.

srrc'A u psuitca IN tr' s'anigr
Dozf,iAS, Nov. 1.-THE Hotel Bozeman
was to- lay leased by L. {. Child of this
city. The lease runs for one year. with
the privilege OF eSiending. NJ. Child
has been in business IN Bozemln for some
time aud Is we'll known. He will eudeaYor
to make the hotel one of the best on the
road in every respect.
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WITH SHOT AND SHELL.


and Thing. Are Getting Serious.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Hraid's
Montsvidco dispatch says: Word is Just
received from Rio that all banks closed
to-day and tho boinbardment was rs-
newed. There was heavy fighting
between tho rebcl forces aud loyal
troops at Nictheroy. Fire from the
fort finally sank the rebel torpedo boat.
though not before the insurgents guns
inflicted considerable damage on Mic
theroy. Tho republican newspapers
Of Rio report that tho fed
eral troops were defeated in Mar
Gao Lopez. The British consul here
advised tho shipping interest that all
goods now In tho harbor other on ships or
lighters will hereafter be protected by the
commanders of the foreign warships. Tho
revoiutionists gained foothold on land In
a suburb OF Carctta aud held IL in spite of
considerable skirmishing.
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Professor shoup Dead.

DUBUouE, Iowa. Nov. ii.-Psofcssor W.
J. Shoup. brother OF Senator Shoup of
Idiiio aud for - years prominent in school
affairs of this city ani state, died this
morning. He is the author Of several text
books.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE treasury
Departments adviccs from Londan arc
that silver Is weaker at g 5-ls pence; a
falling Oh Of I'd. since yesterday.