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The great Connell clearance sale con-
tinues to draw large crowds to their store.
They are still giving great bargains and
making extraordinary reductions on all
goods. II you want something good and
want IL cheap 60 to Connelrs.
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No Change Wanted.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 12.-In tho state
senate this morning, an effort by the in
dependents TO change the rule which al
ways prevailed i'm Nebraska that the presi-
dent Of tho senate shall preside over all
joint sessions, so as to mako the speaker
Of the house the presiding officer, was de-
feated 10 to o. the republicans and demo-
Gratis voting against the change.
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Cotton spinpers' rroubies.

LONDON. Jan. IA conference between
master cotton spinners and operatives on
strike against reduction Of per cent.
I'm wages at Manchester to-day, resulted
In q disagreement and tho strike con-
tinues. The masters claim tho reduction
was absolutely necessary. 1t IL stated In
Oldham many millions are invested In
OF them at y. per cent.
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The Knapp Contest
Special Dispatch 70 the standard.

MIssouLA. Jan. 12.-Argument in the
Knapp Mcconnell election case was re-
suIned before Judge Brantly this morning,
Messrs. Huddleston and Campbell defend.
ing the modus operandi Of the contestant
in the premises, and Thomas Marshall
concluding for the contestee on the mo-
tion to quash the proceedings. Al tho
conclusion Of arguments the court stated
IL would render q decision on Monday
afternoon. the 10th. In the event of the
defendants motion being sustained, Il is
expected the question will be carried to
the supreme court for final discrimination.
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Court at Liviagstoa.
Special Dispatch 60 the standard.

Special Dispatch 60 the standard.
LIVINGSTON. Jan. l2.-Thc Bloom MUIR
der case came up In the court this morn.
ing on tho defendants motion for n con-
tinuancc. Tho motion was oyerruled and
the case set for the 18th instant. The
case against Pierce, Hoopes aud Cheatou,
for en.bezrlement was nollied. The de-
fendcnts were Immediately rcarrested ON
another charge 81 embezzlement preferred
by the Commercial Union Insurance com-
pany. Attorney Lippincott Of Butte In
representing the company In the pros ecu
ton of the cases.
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Said by Powderly.

SCRANTON. Pa, Jan. 12.-Grand Master
Workman Powderly. In an address to
union carpenters, said: ~ am o social.
list, and say II without blushing. II the
avowal brings condemnation. am willing
II should. am one of the 65 100000 soci.
aiists in this country. I believe railroads
and public highways should be national
lied, and that the telegraph system should
he owned and operated by the govern
mept."
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A Grain Blockade.

ST. Loris, Jan. l2.-As result of early
marketing Of grain by the farmers and the
light export and shipping demand, there
is a grain blockade In this city, with little
prospect of relief. Elevators are full TO
the roofs and 500 loaded cars are on the
side tracks for which there 10 no storage
capacity. Some roads are refusing further
shipments Of grain for this city.
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Want MORE MONEY
The Worlds Fair Commissioners VIII
Lsk For $4,000.
NEWS OF THE LEGISLATURE
Another Ballot For esnator-A Busy
Day In the Houss-Ths SEM
ate's Short Session-Ap-
polntmonts.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Jan. 12.-The house, In its
morning session, transacted considerable
business. Tho following bills were intro
duced: BY A. +. Bray, notice Of o ball to
provide for the location aud purchase OF
Warm Springs as an insane asylum. and
o bill providing for the relief of Emily
Swan, ct al. by Scharnikow, an act regu-
lating licenses, another providing that the
per diem Of members be limited to S8 per
day and mileage fixed ut 20 cents per
mile. and bill to repeal the estray law;
by Monteath. . bill regulating primary
elections; by Burns, an act creating
Bear Paw county from . part Of
Choteau county: by Metzel, q bill coating
the normal school at Dillon; by Babcock.
an act amending section SOS Of the fifth
division of the compiled statutes; o bill
locating the state prison ut Billings, and
an act to amend tho revenue law; by
Tierney, an act lcgalixing the funding
bonds issued by counties by Lewis, IN net
creating the county of Valley from q part
OF Dawson county; by Jockey, an act
amending statutes 533, b34 aud 53s, con-
cernine articles Of incorporation, concern
ing the use of water In bitches, and maxi
ing females eligible for notaries public re-
spcctiveiy.
Tho report of the code commission was
referred 10 the judiciary committee. Bray,
Bach and Jockey wcrc appointed commits
tee ON the governors message. II was do
cided that committees needing clerks
shall report TO the house the number
needed. All clerks shall net under the au-
tbority of the chief clerk. Alice Mean.
drews of Deer Lodge county was an
pointed clerk of tho committee ON print.
inc,
Following are the standing committees
appointed:
On vays and means: Lockoy. Mouteath.
Mckay, Murphy, Sappineton, Loeue and
A, r. BRAY,
Judiciary committees: Bach. Scharni.
kow, Butler, Fitzgerald, Tallant, Lewis
and Carpenter.
On appropriations and claims: Bah
cock, Huffman, Losec, Lawrence, Logue,
Davidson and Smalley.
On privileoes and elections: Beecher
Bach, Burke, Tallant and Jockey.
On agriculture and stock growing: Sap
piuston, Ward, Lockhart, Metssf; Coder
Mckay and Truman,
On ednc.tion. Mon,aa,b. Ioclsv
Fleming. Tallant. Wahle. Dudley and
Wilson.
On mines and minerais. Ki,e.i,on.
Fitscben. Bonner. Burrcli and winter.
I'm towns. co,ntie. and hiohvavs Small.
Law Ronnar Wahls T;s-,,.,, T,.;,. W.
60. T':, u u. ps '~'
Sicse. new's' nu'n. s"u Dao.:
On incorporations and manufactures !:
Iierney, Lockhart, Burke, Losee ana
Annear.
On military Affairs: Graves, Rose, Flem.
inc. Fit,oerald and Dudiev.
IN SesIe,.I ,eis,;ons. E,,,o.r.d No,
~, cs. rss 80, ~ 81 p
Don uo.usn, ~ In suu :. IA nsS'
Oh lnternaI improvements: Rose, Sef'
fers, Coder, Fitschen and Davidson.
On public lands: Logue, Ash. Butler,
KilRallon, Gootlell, SWEET and Lewis.
ON water rights and irrioation: Huff.
man Van Cisvc, CoodeiI Trnn,.n an
Wa. "'' "''1
"a
Oh stete oooros ana omcets: Lewis
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uis Leg Crushed.


Special Dispatch To the standard.
MIssoULA, Jan. 12.-R. Best, . logger
In the employ Of the Blackfoot Milling
company, was seriously injured while ut
work at one of the conpany's camps
nbout 40 miles from this city, and was
brought In early this morning for treat
ment. II appears that log became
looscned aud fell on his left leg. crushing
II above tho ankle. II is probable that
amputation will be necessary.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-13

Customers when attending the clearance
sale Mt Connell's should not forget that
there are some splendid bargains in
lAdtes' cloaks, suits and underwear on the
second floor.
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To Guard spa,n'. Interests.

Madrid, Jan. i2.-The Spanish cabinet
decided to-day that IL England should
send a squadron TO Tangiers to compel
satisfaction for recent murder Of English
men by natives in Morocco, Spain would
dispatch three war shiTs 10 reach Tspsies
Of the same time.
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TO THE GRAVE.
BeAy OF the Late General ButIer Leaves
Washington for Lowell

WASHINGTON. Jan. i2.-After brief re-
ligious services Mt the house. the train
bearing tho body of General Butler left
Washington at 3:i5 O'Clock this afternoon
for Lowell over the Pennsylvania and
New York & New England road. Presi-
dent Harrison paid visit to the Butler
house this afternoon and viewed the body
OF the dead general.
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THE SENATE.

Only Routine Business Transacted One
Bill introduced.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Jan. 12.-The senate met this
morning. Hoffman introduced Q bill es-
tablishing and locating the state agricul-
tural college at Boscrnan. After the usual
routine business, the senate adjourned to
10 "A. m. to-morrow.
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ON THE OHIO.
Lee Covers the River ut Louisville
Gorges Formed.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Jan. I2.-The river 10
frossn solid from Jeifersonville bridge to
Twslve-Mile island and men and boys
have been walking across nil day. Heavy
gorges have formed at Alton, Wolf Creek,
Lsavenworth, Brandenburg and Salt
River. Smaller gorges have also formed
at intermediate points. The rapid falling
Of the river In the harbor last night caused
boats to be left aground.
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HARD ON JEFFERIS.

Indicte Tor the Murder Of Misc Ayres
NJ Brighton.
SACRAMENTO, CAL. Jan. i2.-The grand
jury to-day found indictments against
George B. Jeiferis, the locomotive engineer
now In Jail on suspicion Of having killed
Miss c. o. Ayres. the Brighton railroad
station agent. Tho grand jury finds two
counts against him. Tho first charges
him with the murder Of Miss Ayres. the
second indictment is for biRamy. for hav-
ing married Miss Ayres on the 9Th day Of
July last, when he had wife residing In
Oakland.
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LAST NIGHTS CAUCUS.

The Haussr Men All Switch - W. A.
Clark.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
HELENA. Jan. 12.-Twenty-six votes were
cast in tho democratic caucus tonight for
Clark. The Hauser men all came In,
Davidson being represented by proxy.
Gibson was absent.
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IN JOINT SESSION.
tor shows but Little

The Ballot for senator Shows but Little
Change.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
HELENA, Jan. 12.-The ballot for United
States senator to-day resulted no follows
Sanders, az; Clark, Is; Hauser, 0; Dixon,
8: Mulvillc, 3.
Folsom and Gibson were paired. Bcecher
changed his vote from Hauser to Mulville.
Lockhart changed from Hauser to Clark.
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WORLDS FAIR COMMISSIONERS.
Special Dlsp.

They Meet at Helena-Other Meetings
Land Comm .ssioner.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
HELENA. Jan. l2.-Governor Richards
appointed r. o. Hickman state land COM
missioner to-day. The appointment was
confirmed by the state board of commits
sioners IN session here.
The state league Of building and loan
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Nearly a million dnl1nrr !,

Nearly million dollars in gold il
on the way to this country from Lon
don, and the fact will be hailed as d
snnburst Of hope above the business
horizon, which has for 50 long a per.
iod Of time been overhung with the
clouds Of apprehension. It is a gol.
den omen that at last the tide has
turned our way; that the period d
financial stringency is relaxing, and
that Europe, whose harvest fields have
been parched BY unprecedented
drought, must buy our grain and pay
for it in our own golden CON.
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"Sizzard" is new word with which
the New York World decorates its
pages. II fills a want felt each month
Of the American Summer and will, We
are inclined to think, have wide popu-
larity and d long one. We are now in
the thirteenth year Of blizzard, N
which first appeared in the winter 1880
ol'as 9 new word and had quite As
much against its reception as "siz-
yard. 4 sizzard is a mighty hot
wave. About three months ago Ne
were lodging around the corners TO
escape a blizzard. NON We are seek
ing a cool place out Of the way Of Y
sizzard.
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Ex-senator Edmunds, upon being
asked the cause Of the business depres
sion, said it was due TO the popular
fear Of Democratic experiments. On
being asked the remedy, hc said he
had no legislation to propose beyond
the repeal Of the Sherman Silver Pur-
chase act His proposed treatment
bellies his diagnosis. Edmunds is out
Of politics, as he says but he can't
get out Of the habit Of talking like an
ingrained PARTISAN.
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4 LEADER

Since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly IN the
lead among pure medicinal TONES
and alternatives containing nothing
which permits its use as beverage or
lntoxicant, 1t is recognized as the best
and purest medicine for all ailments
Of Stomach, Liver Or Kidney. 1t will
cures Sick Headache, indigestion,
Constipation, and drive Malaria from
the system. Satisfaction guaranteed
with each bottle OF the money will be
refunded Price only SOC. bottle.
Sold by E. q Williams, il. 4 Co.
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Foreign visitors who have come to
this country to sec the Worlds Fair
are getting good ideas Of What Ameri-
ca really il. Mann things arc donbf.
less, revelation to them. Most ~
them come over here with very cr1de
notions regarding both the county,
and the people. The vast majority IL
the visitors are intelligent Men Mil
woman who are capable Of fofmine
correct opinions, and Who arc M
blinded bya prejudice. They viii carry
home with them fund Of informa.
tlon which willn only Ne an addition
% their own knowledge, but which
VIII aid IN giving 10 tile people, ST
Europe more correct IDEAS about Ma
United States and its people. Among
the visitors from across tile water ate,
large number Of correspondents 81
Engllsh and Continental newspapers.
which are now devotingmore attention
70 the Worlds Fair than they have "a
any American event since the c,y;l
war. All this ought 10 prove II a,reat
and lasting benefit 10 the country ana
make for il host Of sincere friends q
al parts Of the world
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Lizzie Borden is acquitted of tho
foul crime which never oughtto have
been charged against her. But that
acquittal cannot restore her standing
in the community in which she lives,
cahnot place her back in the same osti-
nation she enjoyed before; cannot lift
the burden Of suspicion which has fas-
tened itself upon her. and cannot make
good that ten months in Taunton Jail.
u is an awful responsibility 10 charge
crime upon an innocent person.
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GOAL OPENING

Under the direction Of Mr. chas. b
Colborn, general manager Of the Bay
ard Coal and Coke Company Of Bay
ard, IN eleven foot coal opening la,
been made Mt Stoyer Station, on I'll,
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Lieutenant Pearey has gained much
by a years experience in Greenland,
and his plans for his coming sojourn,
promise greater comfort than has been
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Gentlemen would not use 6 Blush Of
Roses if it was a paint or powder, of
course not, It is clear as water, no
sediment to fill the pores Of the skin.
Its mission is to heal, cleanse and puri-
fy the complexion Of every imperfec
=tion, and insures every lady and gen
tlemen a clear smooth complexion.
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When moths begin to get ia their
work, and If you want ii save yoni
4wooSens, carpets, so from the rayages
n this pest sou can got nothing more
sure 70 kin tlIem than COAL. TAR
CAMPllORs which Is much cheaper
Man camphor, aud more effective A
large supply of above article jnst re+
ceiyed ~ a. NJ G.lbort 4 BRO n, Drug
.gist, l2N Queen street.
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Al the season Of tie year approaches
for contagious diseases, il would be
well 70 have you premises fumigated
and dlsinfected We have Just re-
ceived a large supply and can furnish
carbolic acid, chloride Of lime, tar, and
any Of the we'll known disinfectants In
any quantity. r u Snodgrass x ca,
dispensary druggists.
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The attendance at tho Worlds Fair
grows handsomely, Tuesdays paid
admissions having exceeded 100000
The great success Of the Exposition Is
not only an indication of the improved
condition Of affairs in the West, but It
will help materially to keep money in
circulation in every channel Of trade.
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THE LATEST sw1NpLg.

The latest swindle is for clerical
looking stranger to stop at d farm
house. a little later a buggy contain
ing man and woman who are anxious
to be married, drives up. Tho stran,
ger consents to tic the knot and the
farmer signs the license, which turns
out to be note, payable at the bank.
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The heated term bids fair to square
accounts for the chill weather Of May
without much difficulty. The promise
Of a sultry summer, which weather cx-
perts dangled before the eyes Of the
public 50 long, may be realized after
all 1t is a season for fans, and crack
ed ice, and for making haste slowly.
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AT PUBLIC RENTAL.

The butcher stalls in the market
house md the wagon stands around
the market viii be rented at public
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June oath, 1893 at 10 O'Clock, Il. M. BY
brder Of city council
%. l5.2w II WILEN. Serg't /
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SPECIAL WORLDS FAIR RATES.

y Commencing juno 10Th speeia
limitcdfate Of $24. 90 for the round tri1
will apply from points on the Clunber
land Valley Railroad Via Penn rail
road. For particulars apply to tickle,
agents. Cliff.
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Be oAulIoua


During hot weather, suci as prevails
at present, everybody may wisely prac-
tice self-rostraint and moderation ia al
things. Excessive physical and men
tai exertions is to be guarded against
Few persons can with safety eat Of
drink as much with the thermometer
IN the ninetics Ms they may when it Il
IN The fortics. The habits and diet
must be regulated according 70 the
season Particularly necessary Is eau
tion Just now. since the extreme heat
has como rather suddenly and finds
many nDprepared for II
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THEE AT WILSON COLLEGE.

a thief entered four rooms at Wilson
College, Chambersburg, during tile
l&cture by Judge Gordon Tuesday
evening Of last week and stole i guam
tity Of valuable property from the
students.
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CATERPILLAR REMEDY.

The caterpillars have already begun
their destructive work on the fruit
trees. A good way to get rid Of them
is this Take corn cob, saturate il
with coal oil, stick it on the end Of 4
long pole, and then light il and burn
the web Of the caterpillars.
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FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE %.

Tho fight in the board:of Regents Of
The West Virginia State University, at
Morgantown, for the dismissal Of the
Aprcsident Of the institution and several
Of the professors, has been postponed
until June 80, at which time the board
vii. meet
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W. Va. CENTRAL PLANS.

Should the plans d the WA. &.
Railroad materialize at Clearspring,
two companies will be formed, one for
manufacture Of brick and another for
tho construction Of steam cnjines and
thrashors.
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THE BoN.roN

To-day's billof fare includes Soft
Shell Crabs, Hard Shell Crabs, Devil
ed Crabs, Spring Chicken, Hamburger
Steak, Vegetable Soup, sc. Sliced
Water Melon, etc. Oysters in every
style. G. f Schlotterbcck, Prop'r.