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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-10-19
WITH GRAND CEREMONY
Imposing and Impressive Exercises at
th, Gibbons Celebration.
MESSAGES FROM THE POPE
The Words OF His Holiness Dis.
tInctiy Heard by Means OF a
Phonograph-erillla
Music.


BALTIMORE, Oct. is.-1.he festivities in
honor of the episcopal jubilee of Cardinal
Gibbons began to-day. The cathedral
and Catholic institutions of the city were
elaborately decorated.
Immediately after tho sermon Rev.
Father Hooker, vice regent of tho Ameri.
can college in Rome, read the pope's let
ter Of congratu,ation az follows:-
Leo XIII. Pope-To our B.lored IN James.
CARDINAL Gibbons. archbishop of Btpimore;
Health and apostolic. .oenedictlon. Ia the month
oi o,'oocr heAI recu's the ausPicI"us nay On
raisea 70 nv .n,sSna, " sisn,,v Ne sse ihar.sre
nromntea by yonr devoted attachment 10 ms
and by our sfectIonate regard for you to ex.
press u feelings OF heartiest conaratulation
where Sth we welcome this occasion. thai is no
less Joyous Tor us than h Is Tor You. And whlc
we renoer .nanhs 70 A'n'snty VOC, VINO mas
h,v hesrecn Him IN I,,s cnoa,sss 70 s,snt So
The nri,ileces which lie Ina. ,n.rriflIly vo,ch.
safed to us. OF celebrating the golden Jubilee Of
our episcopalate. In the meantime We send you
memorial Of this gracious anniversary. In
tending likewise as token OF our earnest
sooa VIII .oMaias YOU we mprsovcl l'oNs ,.fs
.a,s,s ans ,n,,ns, ,n,n.rt ,o ,on ya,,r ,,ar,,,
and Ihe faithful intr,sIed 10 your care. our
apostolic benedictIon.
In presenting tho letter, Father Hooker
made au address felicitating tho cardinal,
and expressing the affection of the
American college at Rome and repeating
cordially the good wishes which his holi.
ness in the letter expressed to him. The
musical programme was tho most inn
prcssiye feature OF the occasion. Mass
mas suug hv N vary iary. choir with orga /,
and orch..trai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xhii. IN.
C..-,.., .s..,i., "a - ..C,..''" -,
VI, ,.sU'''n ."a""s y, '"o o'eao anu ~
lie Deun' py the seinihariahs, Sop IN
number, was even more impressive. lm-
mediately after tho mass at the cathedral,
the prelates and Clergy went to ST, Mary q
seminsry. vherc they were entertained a,
ainn.r hv tho ,residept. From tho din;n.
hall The cardinal wn. escortsd to tbe
,nanette where an address Of convratula.
tion was presented bv the venerable Mon.
siynor McColoan. Respondiny 20 ,bs
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NEw YORK, Oct. ls.-Ofiiciais OF the
American Express company here admit
that shortage of $1,000 was discovered
in package shipped To New Orleans, via
st. Louis. when IL reached the latter place,
but decline to say more. believing that the
money has been mislaid mt some point.
ST.. LouIs, Oct. ls.-The reticence of the
American Express people regarding the
disappearance of 10000 is impcnetrable.
but from another source, which has at
least more than the show Of credibility,
comes the statement that the amount
was $3.50, 900 instead of $4,000.
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RRAYroN IVES TRIUMPHANT,
His Faction win Elect the Nor,hsrn Pa
ciic Directors To-Day.

cific Directors To-day.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-Brayton Ives gave
out late this afternoon that having re-
ceived proxies which give his faction an
overwhelming majority in the election to-
morrow Of directors of the Northern Pa
cifc, those ia control gracefully acknowl.
edge defeat, and the only ticket to lie
voted upon tomorrow will be the follow
ing, which has been known as the Ives
Belmont ticket: Isaac w. Anderson,
August Belmont, Charles 4. Barney,
William l.. Bull, J. Horace Harding. Rob-
ert Harris, Marcellus Hartley. Brayton
Ives. Johnston Livingston. Donald Mackay,
August Butler, Wilbur r. Sanders, Win
throp Smith. The Deutscher bank of Ber-
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AT THE FAIR.
Canadians Flock to See the Earl Of Aber-
d~~n-S~cretary Morton Talks.

CAnadiaus Flock to See the Earl OF Aber-
d-~n-secretary Morton Talks.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1s.-Anoiher glorious au-
tumn day greeted tho school children ut
the worlds fair and they fairly overran
the gatekecpers in their sagerness to get
inside.
Thousands OF Canadians and Canadian
Americans gathered at the Canadian pa
vilion to-day to pay their respects TO the
Earl and Countess OF Aberdeen. An adj
dress was presented to the earl on behalf
Of the Canadians, assuring him that his
appointment as governor was regarded
with the highest satisfaction. The carl
responded at some length. expressing
thanks for the warm greeting and extend-
ing cordial invitation TO the guests to
meet himself and Lady Aberdeen at tho
Irish village tomorrow.
Secretary of Agriculture Morton spoke
on the silver question before the national
commission to-day. He gave the popu-
lists touching up incidentally. He spoke
in part as follows: "To be sure. as your
president has intinated. underlying all
the sciences and arts is agriculture; and
il has just begun to dawn upon tho agri-
cultural mind that 1t needs individual de-
velopment and self-rcliance in each citi-
zen. rather than gregarious organizations
which may be deputixed or given
power of attorney to think for
farmers. Wo all understand that SO
far grange aud alliance organiza-
tons have attended to something else
than farming; they have been worked by
journeymen farmers. who for political
purposes farmed the farmers. These or
ganzations ms a rule. attended to every
thing except agriculture. Many facilities
which have been evolved for the allure
ment of the farmer are very catching. The
teaching of many of the journeymen farm
ers has been to the effect that the money
of the country Is simply "a legal fiction.
That which our people need first and fore
most is an honest, unfiuctuating measure
of values. II gold Is the best money in
the world, then the United States wants
gold. We must have a permanent stand
ard Of debt settlement, a permanent and
unfuctuating measure Of values and me.
dium of exchange. II seems to me that
this great congress Of all nations Illus
trates fully the fact that the commerce OF
the world is product for product, and
money only settles unadjusted balances. "
Hon. Patrick Walsh OF Georgia then
spoke briefly In response to Secretary Nor.
ton and invited Secretary Morton to he
present at the Augusta exposition.
The total admissions to-day were 32S,
94i, Of which 2s9,l2l were paid.
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The Nations Wards.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-The secretary of
the interior has approved the decision of
the assistant attorney general that half
breeds who were paid scrip under the act
of 1854 are not now entitled as ''Indians"
TO allotment. A case came up under tho
the disposition of the Sioux lands under
the act of 1889.
Secretary Lamont has received the an
nual report of BriRadier General r.
Brookes, commanding the department Of
the Platte. Speaking of the Indian as q
soldier. General Brookes says the princi-
pal difficulty seems to be that the Indians
do not speak English.
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GRAND LODGE OFFICERS.
iissouis Chosen as the Next Msstlas
Place of the Grand Lodge I. O. q. v.
special Dtspatch To the standard

MissouiA Chosen as the Next Msstlag
Place of the Grand Lodge I. O. q. y.
Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
LIVINGSTON, Oct. 1s.-The grand lodge
/. o. o. L. adjourned sine die this evening
to meet next year at Missoula. Elective
and nppointive officers for the ensuing
year were installed this afternoon. The
elective officers arc: Grand master,
George 7. Chambers Of Livingston; deputy
grand master, II. w. Nichol Of Hamilton; |;
grant warden, =. :. Washburn Of Helena;
grand secretary. A. j. White of Butte;
grand treasury. C.. ]. Schatzlein of Butte;
grand representative. George Pascoe of
Butte. The appointive eiiicers are: Grand
marshal, c. II. Bray OF Helena; grand
conductor. :. X. Fishel Of Fort Custer !;
grand sentinel, W. III. Reed OF Carlton |;
grand euardin. ]. ;. Kemp Of Missoua |;
grand chaplain, w. +. Bucher of sun
River; grand instructor. Philip Dodson Of
Bozeman. The grand encampment will
meet tomorrow morning with Grand
Patriarch y. ). Washburn of Helena as
presiding officer.
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Aboli.h,ny Certain omces

WASH NGroS. Oct. iS.-Curtis of Kan.
sas to-day introduced bill to discontinue
the office of collector of customs at .
large number OF ports in the United
States. Among the places specified are !:
HUMBOLDT and Eureka, Cal; Coos Bay.
Oregon; Yaquina, Oregon; the ports to be
consolidated with adjoining districts, as
tho secretary of the treasury may deem
prudent. Curtis says that the receipts ~
these points are less than expenses.
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SAN DIEGO, Oct. 1s.-The members Of
the late irrigation congress visited this
city yesterday. Al q meeting OF the eN-
ecutive committee Elwood Mead, Wyo-
ming; John II. Cottrell of Oklahoma, and
DIR. Merchant Of North Dakota were
added to the committee. Hon. W. A.
Clark Of Butte, Montana, was elected n
member of the commission TO have charge
of national legislation pending in con-
gress relating to irrigation affairs.
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Another op,n,on From voorhees,.

WASHINGTON. Oct. is.-voorhecs said
to-day that lie would make an effort to
continue for the present the recess system
inauguratcd last evening. His plan is to
hive the senate sit each day from TO 6
o'clock. lie is of the opinion that this
will prove the best plan for turning out
work and getting rid Of long speeches.
He expressed the opinion that the end of
the long debate is near, and intimates
that tho present week may close IL.
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LExiSuros, Oct. ls.--rrack fast. Six
furlongs-Hesperia won, Interior second,
Miss Herndon third. Time, :l6i4. Seven
furlongs won, Peabody second,
Decapoi third. Time. i:9E. Mile and
acknowledgements won. Sabine second,
Newton third. Time. i;is. Mile-The
Queen won, Golden Hope second. Parapet
third. Time, :i2I.. Five and onc-half
furlongs gs-Proba-co won, Little Walter
second, Delmar third. Time, | 10.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. is.-The house com.
mittee on interstate and foreign com.
merce to-day made favorable report on
the bill appropriatina SIS. 900 for revenue
cutter in San Francisco harbor. Tho
cruisers San Francisco and vesuvius have
left New York for the purpose of making
a practical test of the apparatus for coal.
ing ships at sea. at the conclusion of which
the yesuvius will return to New York and
the San Francisco will proceed to Key
West, for a cruise in the West Indies.
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GIad.toue's Programme.

LONDON. Oct. 1s.-At Glasgow las, night
Henry Asquiih. secretary OF state for home
affairs. announced, contrary to the inn
preston made by Gladstone's late speech.
that the home rule bill will not be taken
up at the next session OF parliament, but
the Newcastle programme Is to be carried
out. This means that the Irish question
will be shelycd for some time.
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CAUCUS TALK.
The Democratic Steering Csmmistss Said
to lie Nsktsg PrcgrssS

10 lie Nskisg Prosrsss
wAsHfSoroN, Oct. 1s.-The democratic
steering committee of the senate WAS In
session great part of the day, trying to
devise scheme for the settlement Of the
differences existing on the financial ques.
ton on that aide of the chamber, and APP
pearances at the Close OF the day indicated
that progress had bcen made. 1t is as.
sorted that the committee has pro9rsssed
Tar enough to prepare rough draft OF q
bill which 10 to be submitted to the senate
as soon as . majority Of the senators can
be consulted upon its merits. The mem.
bers OF the committee refused to confirm
the report. as did also those with whom
they consulted. The story afioat also as
serts that the bill which Is to be submitted
will simply provide for an extension Of
the present Law for one year from July I,
next.
One great obstacle which apparently
stands in the way Of progress is the atti-
tude Of the repeal advocates. 1t 10 stated
that an effort Is being made TO bring these
members to see the importance of set
Element of the question, and that the
scheme to bring about party measures will
be dropped il IL is unsuccessful and re-
publican senators asked TO Join democrats
SO as to make majority OF tho senate.
The democratic conference for the pres
ent has given way to q consultation of tho
senators individually, and il will not be
decided upon until late in tho week, II at
all. Discussing the situation this after
noon, Senator PettiQrew said: "The DEM
ocrats as a party cannot agree nor can tho
republicans as party. There are 3S sem
ators, republicans, democrats aud ..popu.
lists, against repeal and eight are counted
with repeaiers who are anxious for com.
promise. When either Of the parties car
agree upon q measure, the silver and com.
promise men would get together and
frame bill which would go through, be-
cause they would have votes to put it
through"
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The Gold Reserve Decreasing.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-Ths depletion
Of the gold reserve In the treasury con-
tinues and to-day IL stands at $s2, ,96s ,073.
a decrease of si0,6l6,0o) since the LIST of
October. The currency balance has in
creased about Ss,O0o,O0o during the pres
ent month. To-day II is SCI ,s92 600. About
$1,000 .O1O. however. Is made up of sub
sidiary coin, and from $3,O)o,O0) to s., ,O0O.-
900 net balance is being used daily in con-
nection with replacing currenc, torn and
unfit for circulation. The working bal
ance at the disposal Of the department is
very small, and resort 10 made to gold 10
meet current obligations. The receipts
of The government for the month up to
date have been si5,35l, 900, and the cxpen-
ditures Sl7, ,2l6,OO0.
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CHICAGO, Oct. ls.-The annual meeting
OF the Illinois Central was held to-day.
John Jacob Astor was elected director to
take tho place Of Arthur Leary. deceased.
b. +. Aver, W. Luttgen and j. w. Auchin-
Gloss, directors, were reelected. Tho
policy of the road the past year was in
dorsed and the following officers were
elected: President, Stuyvcsant Fish; vice
president, J. c. yelling; second vice pres.
ident, J. +. Harahan. T. II. Gibson was
elected treasurer in place of Henry DE
Wolf. The annual report showed an in.
crease Of not earnings over 1899 of $5s9, SIS
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Cherokee Boomer. Dead Broke.

GUTHRIE, o. T.. Oct. 1s.-Eyery town in
the territory is filling up with people from
the Cherokee strip. who come in hungry,
cold and without cent Of money. Every
day brings In the news of the death of
one or moro of the unfortunate settlers
and the suffering among the improvidcnt
people who rushed into the strip with no
money and no means of making liveli-
hood Is terrible.
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KINGS OF The GOLDBUGS
Tho National Banker Association In
Annual Session at Chicago.
ECKELS SPEAKS HIS PIECE
OF Course He Lauds Monomctai-
liam to the Skies and Jumps on
Silver-A National Monetary
Commission Proposed.

CuYcAco Oct 1a-Tha haoksra, ron.
cress arr. osi bv IN. xor,d,s fair .uxiIi.
srv on.ns'I q, ,hs mr., ;ns,i,n,s ,h,s morn.
inc with m ADDE'S. NJ velcome bv Mavor
Horr,sor yoIIoved hv pres;den, Rhawn
~ ,hs ar,aricon R.ntars, o.socia,ion.
The reror,. N of;,csrs and o,h.r routine
hus;ros. c.,cur;ed come ,ine. altar which
uor u EcLo,s comn,roiler os cur.
rencv, xas ;n,roduced and delivered an
a,,d-o..
After hr;eev r.viswi,, tho financial, de.
nrassior ,hr,,g which ,hs conp,rv ia
nassing and the remark,hIo .kilI with
which the bonkers Of ,he coun,rv met the
unprecedented condi,,ons. ComptrolIer
FcLa,. s,id ,h., c,r,,,l.,, ,,.rn,.n nan, re.
coverv from exi.,ing ,ronbics could not he
.x,.c,si un,,i our an. nc,.I l,ws nro made
a. accord WITH ,hcso ,h,t gov.rn tina
uorld,e ,r,de until o,r currencv takes
uniform;,v nd .Ias,ic;,v and our ncople
an. ia ~ tho ,,crnicions doctr;ne that
money which is cbea n and plenty Is a bless.
;ro ana a sourc. 81 woal,h ins,aad ~
c,rse and can.a ~ fnanciaI n, nic and
uI,ima,e rover,y
Con,innino che corn,,ro,ier said. .Ru,
n is aid ,hat I'm hrinoin. !. about a JifYerent
"a, ~ Ilr.nc;ai ,sws the hanLin. inter.
es,. ,,u., hoid aIrof 7, i. . s,riLin, iiIus.
,rs,,on ~ m. ex,.n, 40 which ,,nro,son;no
ma s.;on and nrc;,,dico have cren, into o,,r
roli,ic. tim, IN the nrcsent smeroepcv
,rh;ch conSror,s tho ,,,,,n,rv honLsrs aro
cnn,n.i,., 10 ha.,,.,s .s ~ tho .dvi..hiI.
i,v fr,n, the =, a ndno;n, ~ nr,dencc NJ
ac,;y.Iy ,,o;n, tine rane.i ~ a moasure
-h,ch s,.,isv s,ands conf.ss.,I,v as tho
source In ths In rcest deoree M mast tlis.
..,.rs nj . ara r,.naco 20 fn,nro nros.
rer,y Snrelv ,he hankino in,arssts ~
,ha co,ntry ~. vast ononch and of suf.
n.;an, ;,,,y,o-, A., w.rr.r, rosna,,Su,
.r;n, nd o,rsT,, con s;dara,;on r,i,hon,
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-, =. ,h., h.nL.r. a., .ola.h hu, No,
80. =. ,.n,,,ra ,h.r ,n.n IN ,,h.r
w.iL. of life .nrelv not mora so than tho
s,Iy., ;n,sres,. which ,o.d.y inysich r,os,
io,,sI, ...ins, ,h.n, .nd x., .,i,h inco,.
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h,,, nn n,,,;ydf,,, ~ the vo,c. NJ ,h, ,,s,rIs
- -. - ,,.Li,o ,ha snndan,on,.I
r-,nn,,,l. ~ o,,r oovar,n,.,, ,hs ri,,,, ~
.,s.;,,, e. ,.n,,.I hiss,, "A !. h,.-
80 ,hs, ,S.;r r.'n s.,esh ,,,s,'ass. 80,
a,,d s,,,;,;on I'm a i.gi.Istive an.c,n,.nt
,h., ,,,iii co,nraI Tho covarnn,snt % h., !,
sns.;.i .,ro,, ~ ,hs;r srso;aI nro,,,o,
Tha con,n,r,iiar uan, ON - sav ,h.,
h.nL .,ocLa ar, no, hald hv hsnkar. mi
.;.h ,,s,,,. rni,, h,,, .ra ,..;ao,v d;s,r;h,,,.J
and ,hst ha nIcrs as ,Ss;r rsnresen,.,ive /,
90 .n,,,,s,.,, v,i,h ,ho 0n,ncial m,n,o..
nan, ranr.s.n,in, Iarcar nnn,har y,
,oor,ls ,,ors :. ,ds,v sca,,arsd and enhr,c.
;no ',ora cis .s.s and cond,,;ons ~ ,,aon,e
.a .~s % ".s, ). ,.s.,,,
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Su ffocatsd by Gas.

CHICAGO, Oct. ia. W. Steembloch.
his daughter Ida and his son William
were suifocated by gas last night AT the
Raiser hotel. The dead bodies were dis
covered this afternoon. The family came
to the worlds fair from Hampton, Iowa.
Ii Is supposed that they blew out the gas.
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sui officer at that place. to act as consul
for the United States. DR.. Gruenwalt.
having to go to his own Office one day
while acting in this capacity. left . Chi
nese interpreter rs deputy in charge OF
the Office Of the American consulate and
from this It Is supposed the impression
got abroad that Chinaman was acting as
CONSUL
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IN 2:O5 10.


oue neat AT nashville.
NASHVILLE, Oct. ls.-Monroe Sails
bury's i-year-old horse. Direcium, set the
stallion mark at : :o5Jt in the free-for-all
trot at Cumberland Park to-day. Ham,
Inns Nightingale and Hazel Wilkes wero
tho only other starters, and after the
black whirlwind had won two heats in
slow time the distance flag was waived
and he was driven FOR a record. The first
quarter was covered in 32 seconds, the
half IN :05 1-5. The last half was trotted
IN :0lA. This smashes the stallion rec
ord, the 4-year-old record aud the race
record for trotters. Directum will proba.
bly, bc sent tho latter part of the week to
beat Nancy Hanks mark Of 2:0i. The
2:15 pace was a battle royal between At
lantic King. Barney and w. w. p, a
Montana-bred horse, who won after ter
rifle drive i'm tho last eighth from Barney.
Stamboul made an Intellectual effort to
lower his record. Manager, Doble's gray
PAGER. clipped q second of his record and
also set the mark for 5-year-old PAGERS.
George Starr drove his double team, Au-
bone and Tembia, mile to beat . :2i in
o.l.s.
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Thought 20 n, Yellow Jack.

Boston, Oct. 1s.-Thirteen of the crew
of British steamer, which arrived here
yesterday from protesgaso. Mexico, are
sick with what is supposed to be yellow
fever. Tho vessel was held at quarantine
and not allowed to come to the city until
the nature of the disease has been deter
mined. Two died NJ sea.
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No Chinese Consul,

WAsHIsoToS. Oct. lS.-It is stated at
the state department that the report that
q Cbinaman is acting as consul for the
United States at Annoy China. is incorrect.
According to the dispatches on file IN the
department, IL appears that when the con-
sui and vice consul left Annoy, they re-
quested DE-. Gruenwalt, the German con-
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HUTCHINSON. kas., Oct. is.-The Hutch.
inson National hank suspended this
morning. The officials claim that tho
bank is perfectly solvent and every one
will be paid In full. There 10 no stats-
ment Of liabilities or assets as yet
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IN THE HOUSE.
Geary and Dewitt Warner Of New York
Almost Come to Blows.

Geary and Dewitt Warner OF New York
Almost Coms to Blows.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The remainder
of the week in the house promises TO be
exceedingly dull. Il was decided to post
pone the consideration Of the bankruptcy
bill until next week. During the first
morning hour, the bill to reduce and regu-
late the fees and work of the United
States district and circuit courts and tho
terms made with district attorneys, mar
shals and commissioners was taken up
and passed. Geary then called up the New
Jersey bridge bill. Dewitt Warner of New
York and Geary almost came to blows In
dispute over an amendment to the bill,
after which II passed. The house then re-
sumed consideration OF the printing bill.
Without action on the bill tho house ad-
journed.
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SAN Francisco, Oct. Isl Is now
learned that yesterdays report that
Charles L. Pair bad been restrained Of
liberty on the ground of insanity, as gen.
orally printed about tho city. is untrue.
On the contrary he is speeding through
Arizona with his wife on the Santa fs
train.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 1s.-R. J. Rosean
cables Surgeon General wyman that there
are five cases of cholera at Antwerp. This
10 q new outbreak.
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FoRscLoslNo THE MORTGAGES.
A Movement TO Force the Sale of the
Northern Pacific.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. is.-The Farmers
Loan 4 Trust company of New York this
afternoon began a foreclosure suit against
the Northern Pacific on the second een-
eral and consolidated mortgages. This
company figured one oil tho plaintiffs
in the receivershp suit and now takes ac-
ton to forecloso tho mortgage IL holds,
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SHERIFF AND JAiLEk n kDlcIED.

Charged with Embs xxiement
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
KALIsPEL, Oct. ls.-The grand jury re-
turned indictments this evening against
Sheriff Joseph Gangner and Jailer Me-
Gown, charging them with ernbezzlement.
Bonds in the sum of 81 .5Do each were
given. Judge Dubose in charging the
grand jury called attention to certain
charges alleged against the sheriff and his
jailer, and the indictments are the result.
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which is interpreted to mean that II de.
sires to force the sale of tho road. Judge
Jenkins issued an order consolidating tho
two suits and the receivers will continue
to conduct the road.
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Death of Gouucd Il

PARIS, Oct. ls.-Gounod, the composer,
died this morning at 8 o'clock.