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Autopsy ON the Isody OF Mrs. Thomas
Results In u Discovery.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21.-An autopsy
upon the body of Mrs. Elizabeth X.
Thomas, who lived with W. L. Morgan's
family near Willow grove, revealed the
fact that the woman had swallowed her
false teeth. For some time Mrs. Thomas.
. widow, had been suffering from q
nervous disorder, which slightly unbal-
anccd her mind. Last Saturday morning
she ieapcd from second story window.
Her jaw was brokcd aud sine swallowed
her false teeth. A physician was called to
attend her. The suffering woman do
clarcd that she had swallowed her teeth.
but il was thought that she had lost them.
Believing that this was a nianiacal whim.
little attention was paid to the woman's
tales. However, although the fractured
jaw was sct and dressed, the victim grew
worse and died. The docicr was puzzled
by the death and he made postmortern
examination. In tho woman's throat
were her false teeth so tightly wedged
that they could not pass down or be
brought up.
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Iowa Day at the Far.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-This is Iowa day
at the fair. Great numbers were present
from the Hawkcye state. There was n
parade. followed by speechnaking by Gov.
crnor Boies and other prominent Iowans.
They were followed by the ringing of the
new liberty bell In honor of the admission
of Iowa TO the union.
The fishermen continued their sports
to-day with a fly casting tournament.
Mimi and Samoen, two Javanese. aged
respectively IA and Is, were married to-
day at the fair with native rites in the
presence Of the Javanese colony and an
Interested throng. The admission to-day
was 230,oi5, of which l97, ,i0l wcrc paid.
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Ersckinrldge Must Plead.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 21.-Ths case OF
Madeline Pollard against Congressman
W. C.. y. Breckihridge of Kentucky, in
which the plaintiff sues for $4,000 for
breach of promise and seduction, came
up to-day before Judge Cox on n demurrer
filed by tho defendant, alleging that the
declaration was bad in substance. The
matter was briefly argued and Judge Cox
overruled the defendants demurrer.
Lawyer Wilson, representing Miss
Pollard. thereupon prepared an order
which Judge Cox signed. requiring the de-
fendant to plead to the declaration within
three days time.
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Passing upou Immiwtsnts.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-At q conference
at the treasury department to-day be-
tween Secretary Carlisle and representa-
tives Of railroad and steamship lines, in
cludinG the Canadian Pacific, II was dc.
cided TO abide by the agreement hereto
fore made for the inspection of immi.
grants landed in Canada but destined for
the United States. United States medical
officers will pass judgment upon who
shall enter the United States and will
issue passports To them as q means for
Identification. The steamship companies
guarantee the payment of so cents head
tax. Victoria, b. e.. was added to the list
Of Offices where immigrants may be
landed aud inspected.
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REPORTS FROM RIO.
They Are Mcager. Hut They Indicate y
Sertoua state OF A dairs.

sertoua state OF Affairs.
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Priva,c advices from
Rio Janeiro say tho bombardment 10 ex-
bardment was not commenced yesterday
was that negotiations between the rebels
and the government were undertaken at
the instance of the foreign powers and
foreign war ships who wished to save the
city from destruction. 1t is not believed
they will amount TO anything. In fact IL
Is believed the government is merely pro-
longing them to allow the non-combatants
to get away and merchants TO savo their
goods.
The statements of yesterday were con-
firmed from several sources. The at
tempt Of the Brazilian minister TO belittle
the rebellion 10 not accepted with any
credence in London. Tho people Of Rio
admit the rebellion has progressed to such
an extent that it is better to lot the city
fall into the hands OF the insurgents than
10 bo sbelled.
Tho rebels OF Rio are In communication
with the insurgents In tho south and all
are acting In unison. After the success at
Santos they propose to attack Porte
the insurgent vessels are said already to
have started on that errand. No doubt
the rebels arc meeting with success. In
fact the report that thcy have occupied
Rio Is in circulation here.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2i.-Business mes
sages are received uninterruptedly from
Brazil. They mako no mention of the
political situation.
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To Break Up sm juggling.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2l.-In order more
effectually to break up smuggling opium
and Celestials into the United States in
the vicinity of Puget sound, Secretary
Carlisle within a few days will issue an
order directing Captain Tosier, of the
United States revenue cutter Grant. and
Captain Fcngar. of the Unitod States
revenue cutter Perry. TO proceed TO the
vicinity referred to and lend their efforts TO
the work of cradicating smuggling.
Secretary Carlisle to-day ordered the
final payment of 81 100 out of tho Chilian
indemnity fund to Seaman Freese of the
United States steamer Baltimore.
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p,,,i,v pou, IN. R.b.,,,o.

BuESos AYREs, Sept. 2l.-Ths National
troops in Corrient have joined the revolu-
tionary movement. The crews of the
gunboats Republica and Bcrmejo also
declared sympathy with the Tucuman
rebels. The Argentine government or
dered the National guard to he mobilized
throughout the country and determined TO
put down the rebellion II possible. Every
thing Is quiet In the capital. The authors
tics still continue to arrest oil persons
reyolutionisis.
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EXPLOSION IN A MINE.


FOREMAN wore Naktu Lamp Ia
Hts Cap aud Five Men Were Killed.
WILREsBARRE, Pa, Sept. 2i.-By tho
carelessuess of mine foreman an explo-
sion OF gas was caused in the Plymouth
mines this afternoon. in which five men
were killed aud six injured. The dead are !:
ID. NJ. Jones, William Jones. John flan-
nigan, William p. Jones. Joshua Lightly.
The three first lived at Wilkesbarre and
the others at Plymouth. They all had
large families. While tho men werc at
work Assistant Mine Foreman Lightly de-
scended the main shaft TO inspect the
works. He had not gone more than 20
yards when the naked lamp in his cap ig-
nited the gas and terrific explosion oc-
Cured, killing and injuring the men as
stated. The conclusion was felt through
the entire mine, and rescuing party
which was quickly organized entered tho
workings. The unfortunate men were
found under debris and taken AT once to
the surface, where the injured were cared
for.
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No kussia In fii.'n.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 2l.-On a writ OF habeas
corpus Adolph krug. the defaulting Seat
tie treasurer, was released to-day. but q
proper warrant having been secured he
was Immediately rearrested. When the
habeas corpus case came up before Judge
Egan. 10 was shown that Krug was ar
rested by Frank Campbell of Seattle with
out the formality of n complaint. The
Judge said such proceedings were more
agreeable to Russia than the United
States.
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BAD PIECE OF BUSINESS
The ", nsn Shot by ths Grow Indian
Police Guilty Of No Cfima
THEIR BODIES IDENTIFIED
Ono Was George q, Hamilton. OF
Dillon. and the Other His Neigh
bor. Eugene Willard-Creat
INDIGNATION In Billings.
Special Dispatch to the STANDARD.

Special Dispatch to the STANDARD,
BILLINGS, Sept. Y.-The bodies OF the
two white men killed by the Crow police
on the reservation having been brought to
town last night. an inquest was held to-
day. One Is fully identified rs that OF
George b. Hamilton. tho adopted son OF
Philip Thorpe Of Dillon. His wife and
brother are here, and will take the body
to Livingston for intermcnt. He was evi-
dently shot In the hack, and the wound
on the back of his head looks as u he had
been dubbed with gun. The other man
was evidently shot while holding up his
hands above his head in siaa of sur
render. Ho Is thought to be Eugene Will
lard, q neighbor OF Hamilton in the Fish
Tail basin. Neither Is known to have
been guilty of any crime, and public feel-
ing Is growing strong against the Indiana,
rs thcro seems no certainty that the white
had even fired a shot, and that Hamilton
had surrendered his gun before the shot
was fired. District Attorney Weed has
been wired to investigate the matter,
which looks like bad piece Of business.
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THEY TALK CLOTURE
Plat and Hoaf Have Schemes Which
Afe Referred 10 q Committee
WHITE OPPOSES REPEAL
Voorhees, Again Asks Whom a Vote
May Be Taken, But He Gets Lit
tIe Satisfaction From the
silver Senators.

WASHINGTON, Sept 21.-In the senate
Pener introduced o bill creating the bu.
reau OF loans, similar TO his bill! of 1897.
faAtt introduced his amendment to the
rules providing for cloturs, and addressed
the senate In favor OF it's adoption,
Hoar, republican of Massachusetts, said
some years ago he introduced method of
dealing with cioture and he asked that his
plan be referred with Platt's resolution to
tho committee on rules as q substitute for
II. On Teller's motion the resolution and
substitute went over till tomorrow morn
sng. White of California then addressed
the senate In opposition to the repeal bill.
When White concluded, George, who
was entitled to the floor, said he preferred
to 60 on in the morning, being i'll. voor
hees moved that the pending amendment
(Peffer's), be laid on the table and de-
manded tho yeas and nays. Pending tho
motion Butler, democrat, of South Caro-
INA, moved an executive session. Teller
suggested the absence OF quorum, but
when It was disclosed he thcn moved that
the senate adjourn. The ayes and nays
vcre demanded and taken, and the senate
refused to adjourn. Buffers motion to
go into executive session was also voted
down.
Aoncr uhoScu tuat tue senate adjourn
and voorhees, again asked for a vote on
the pending amendment, but after some
discussion both motions were Withdrawn.
Voorhees, asked whether there was any
time in the calendar when the opponents
of repeal would agrec to take q vote on
any proposition connected with tho sub
5ect. Tho senator from Colorado said
there were Is senators who desired to
speak. Would he agree that after Is
days debate, one day to zach senator, q
vote should be taken? Teller did not feel
authceized to speak for the other senators.
Voorhees, then put IL in the form of q re.
quest, to which Wolcott, Of Colorado,
objected.
Morgan Of Alabama then addressed tho
senate on the pending amendment. He
said as . member Of the committee he had
not objected to the house bill except to
the last clause pledaing the good faith Of
the nation TO the maintenance of the
present ratio of our coins, and his only
objection to that was found in the phrase
providing that present legislation shall
not effect the legal tender quality Of sil.
yer dollars "heretofore coined" which
was, he thought, by implication an impair.
ment of the coins hereafter to be issued.
At T:15 Voorhees, moved to 20 into exccu-
tive session, and at 7:s5 the senate ad.
journed.
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lnceudiapy Fire nt Dillon.
,.i Ms match tn thu. Standard

DILLON, Sept. 2i.-A small frame build
ing on South Montana street was discoy-
cred to bc on iire shortly after so'clock
this evening. The tire soon spread and
consumed two more of tho surrounding
frame buildings, while third one WAS
partially torn down. None Of the build
ings were occupied save Schultz's photo-
graph gallery. The total loss Is between
5000 and 5000 with no insurance. The
fire Is OF incendiary origin.
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Delegates to the Irrigation Congress.
specIA. Dispatch 20 the standard.

HELENA, Sept. Ex-Governor Richards
to-day appointed the following delegates
to attend tho irrigation congress at Los
Angeles on October 10: William A..
Clark, Silver Bow; T. II. Klein schmidt,
Christian kcnck, Otto Peterson. Frank L.
Singer. Lewis aud Clarke: Nelson Story,
Gallatin; Y. T. Burton, Choteau; o. Y.
Goddard, Yellowstone; J. A. Brown;
Bcaverhcad; w. II. Sutherlin. Meagher; |;
George Eichorn, Custer; George r. Field,
Cascade.
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IN THE HOUSE.
Reed shows HIS Temper as Usual. But 1t
Does Him No Good.

NSe1 cAAoWe Hsb AompcF NJ Ntuaie nut =
Does Him No Good.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-An error Of the
Journal clerk which Incorporated in
Speaker Crisp's rulings yesterday refusing
10 entertain certain motions the reason
deal of satisfaction to Reed. After the
speaker examined tho journal. however,
upon his statement that they did not re-
fleet his rulings, Reed made no objections
to q correction.
Against the protest of the republicans,
the democrats Of the house committee on
rules this morning decided to report an
order for two weeks debate on the federal
election laws repeal bill and then vote.
The republicans wanted to postpone tho
time OF beginning and ending the
debate. On the assembling of the house.
the order was reported and the previous
question demanded.
Reed demanded the ayes and nays to
determine whether the democrats had a
quorum. BY q good deal of effort tho
democrats barely succeeded in mastering
a quorum and the previous question was
ordered. The vote was 175 to AZ. Thirty
minutes was allowed for debate. Instead
of devoting the time to discussion of the
order or tho measure il pertained to, ex-
Speaker Reed opened the debate on the
correctness of Speaker Crisp's ruling yes
terlay. II know" said he, ''the demo
cratic party has no desire to establish ono
man power; but the proposition estab-
lished by the speakers ruling yesterday
giving the committee on rules the power
TO originate legislation and making IL
unamendable by the house has no parallel
except under the first consulate in
France"
General Catchings In q strong reply
pointed out that Reed misunderstood the
meaning and intent Of tho rules adopted
by the house. A vote was then taken on
the adoption of the report and il was
adopted. Yeas, l79; nays. 3.
The house then passed to the report OF
the committee on accounts assigning
clerks to the committees. This was the
signal for the regular biennial effort In
the interest OF economy and retrench-
ment. The chairman's report gave per
diem or annual clerks to all committees.
The minority had prepared q report
against all the committees with clerks,
but the report was not presented. long
debate ensued, during which Paynter
offered o substitute to the majority report
aboiishing clerks To the committees on OK.
penditures in the different departments
and the committees on tho alcoholic
liquor traffic, education, emigration. lev.
ees and improvements OF the Mississippi
river, mileage, militia and ventilation and
acoustics. The substitute was carried. l7o
TO sS. Grain of Texas moved to reconsider
the vote, but pending the motion the
speaker laid before the house the correc-
tions he had noted in the journal, and
after they had been made the house adj
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Ihe Tarin NM

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2i.-A very promi-
nent democrat on the ways and means
committee says the new tariff bill will be
completed within n month. II congress is
still in session II will be Immediately pre-
sented. Tho demo, rats on the committee
feel in view of the unrest among business
men on account of the proposed revision,
tho new schedules ought to be made
known rs soon as possible SO that bust.
ness can sooner adjust itself to the new
cpnditions
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Muhnr Me-, MrAuli6..

New YORK. Sept. 2l.-Iu a letter from
Otto G. Floto. received this morning at the
Office of a sporting paper. it is stated that
an effort Is being made TO revive boxing in
san Francisco aud that Peter Maher,
champion Of Ireland, aud Joe McAuliffe
OF San Francisco would meet in a four
round contest within q day or two,
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Died a Brilliant Death.

GrESs. Sept. 2l.-The sham battle with
which the maneuyers of the Austrian
army were concluded to-day was the most
brilliant spectacle of the weeks opera
tions. An officer Of the regiment Of Ian.
GERS was knocked from his horse and died
in a few minutes. The emperor's suite
aud guests left Guens this afternoon.
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MYsrERioUsLv DISAPPEARED.
Nothing Hsari Of Tom Bsrs Since He
Drew t5 900 From ths Bank.

special Dispatch TO this stantard
HELENA, Sept. 2l.-Tom Bare, an em-
ploye Of the assay department OF the Drum
Lummon company ut Marysville, came
here on July Is last and drew all his
money from the Merchants bank. Tho
exact amount is not known, but it Is re-
ported to be 5000 or 5000. Since then
nothing has been heard Of him. A week
or 30 ago II. 5. Amos OF Maysvilie was
here and said he had written to Bare's
places. but could get no track Of him. Tho
dsappcarance In very mysterious and foul
play is suspected. as some one may have
seen him draw his money from the bank.
Bare was n sober man about 10 years old.
Manager Bayliss OF the Drum Lummon
thinks Bare may have gone OF hunting.
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SHOT IN MONTANA.

A South Dakota sheriff Pursuss Horss
Thieves Into This state.
BkLIFouacH, s. D.. Sept 2i.-on Mon.
after horse thieves. This morning mes
senger from the Little Missouri country
reported that the sheriff encountered the
party and in q fight one "rustler" named
Lopex was shot through the breast. A
man named Duchuermc was captured.
The shooting occurred in Montana.
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l,est and Comfort.

As cold weather approaches we are more
particular about our beds. And to those
who need new mattresses this winter the
sale Of the stock OF the Montana Furni.
ture Co. by NJ. J. Connell O. viii be found
great boon. They will save lots of
money by taking advantage of this oppor-
tunity. Sale commences Monday.
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Non. of the Mou,y An siuh,.

MARQUETTE. Mich. Sept. 2l.-There are
no new Developments in the express rob-
berry matter. II the Pinkertons know
where the money Is they have kept very
quiet about Il here. So far as any ono
here knows. none of the booty Is in sight
or actually located yet. The officers, how
ever, are confident of recovering the
money. The hearing of the prisoners has
been postponed until next week.
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Robert, Doe. a LittI. B.tt,r

CmcAGo, Sept. si.-rho scoro in the
Roberts-Ives billiard match at the end of
the fourth nights play is: Ives, 4.0oi I;
Roberts. 3.i9). Tho play was more even
tonight than last. Roberts scoring go
points before lvcs made thousand. The
highest runs were: Ives, l36; Roberts, "a.
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u.I,., Gu, U, IN, Girl. Rodv.

SAN Francisco. Sept. 2i.-Dr. Vests
mistress was arrested to-day charged with
being an accessory to the murder of Addie
Gilmore. Tue police say the Staley wo-
man saw West perform the operation on
Mss Gilmore aud after the girls death
assisted in cutting up the body.
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SAN Francisco, Sept 2i.-Notice has
been given by the Southern Pacific com.
pany that on Oct. / tho rates will be re-
stored by that company to the old figures.
This means that the SIS cut out Of Los
Angeles will be done away with.
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BosroS. Sept. 2l.-Asa b. Potter's trial
is over. Judge Putnam brought 1t to an
abrupt end this afternoon by declaring
there was no evidence to convict him. He
took the matter away from the jury and
dismissed the case.
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Basrbtli lestrrdty.

At Cincinnati-7; Boston, S.
At Pittsburg-ls; Washington, 1.
AT Cleveland-l6; Brooklyn. 5.
AT Chicago; Baltimore, i3.
At Louisville-t; Philadelphia, 1s.
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OMAHA. Sept. 2i.-The Union Pacific
employees have voted not TO submit to a
reduction In wages. On the Nebraska di-
vision the mon voted to make loan to
the company of 10 per cent. of their
monthly salaries until Jan. I. The pro-
tective board Of the system will meet here
Monday and make Anal arrangements for
federation.
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Al Grave.end.

GRAvEsEsp, Sept. 2i.-The fight be.
tween this track aud Guttcnburg and Cliff
ton Is ended. Representatives from the
associations and western pool rooms held
. coufAssncs last night With the result
that the war was declared on. The tele-
graph wires into Gravescnd which had
formerly been cut out just before the
horses went to the post for the first race
remained in position this afternoon and
Information was sent to pool rooms. The
weather and track were good. The re-
suits: One mile and sixteenth -Strath-
meath won; Merry Monarch. second;
Terrifier. third. Time. I: isN. Five fur.
longs--Frog Dance won ;wernberR, second !;
Torch bearer, third. Time, sos. Culver
stakes. six furiongs-Dr. Hasbrouck won;
Correction, second. Time. .i44. Brook.
wood handicap. one milo and three-six.
tecnths-Daiiy American won; Herald,
second; Saragossa, third. Time. 2.oiH.
Five aud half furlonss-Wah Jim won;
Tiaress, second; Little Billy. third. Time,
:07sz. One mile AMI sixteenth-Now
or Never won; May Win, second; Decep-
ton, third. Time, I 40.
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BOUND TO GET ONE JOB.
The Mountain Preacher Had Either .
Funsral OF Conversion In Prospect.

The Mountain Preacher Had Either .
Funeral OF Conversion In Prospect.
The mountain circuit rider met me at
the foot Of Hurricane Gap in the Pine
mountains and we rode along together,
says writor in the Detroit Frss Press,
aud about mile from where the roads
forkod we were stopped by a mountaineer
with n Winchester whom the preacher
knew. He presented me in due form and
when the native knew l was an ''outsidsr'
he didn't hesitate to talk.
II just stopped YER" he said to the
preacher, "ter AK yer to come up to the
house in the morniu'."
Anybody sick ~ inquired the preacher.
"No," and the mountaineer hesitated.
"You know you have been q talkin' ter
me fer q long time erbout gittin' religion
an been holdin' on?"
The preacher nodded aud looked
pleased, for there was tone OF penitence
In the natives voice.
"Well, Two crt,out made up my mind
that I've got ter the pint whom sonethin's
got ter he done. Jim Guliins came by my
place this mornin' an killed. ono Nv my
dogs when ! was away, an you've heerd
mo say what l thought OF Jim Gul!ins
many time afore this"
Tho preacher nodded sorrowfully this
time.
"well, I'm goln' down to see Jim now"
continued the mountainccr. "an' IL git
him I'll be ready to jine the mee,in' house
when you come up in tho mornin'. an Of
Jim gifts me you'll havo a funeral to
preach, SOS you won't lose nothin' by 1t.
nohow. l must be gi;tin' along; good
by" and, swinging his Winchester into
the hollow Of his arm. he hurried away
through the thlcket. leaving the circuit
rider and mo sitting on our horses In tho
road completely knocked out by the sud-
denuess Of IL all and tho peculiarity.
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Scribncr's Magazine bound at the STAND
ARp Office.