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Growth of Meth q disnn.

Sr. PAUL, Nov. Fifteen of the IS
bishops of tine Methodist Episcopal church
arrived ia the ciiy this morning, and as
ex-ofiicio members of the church extern
siou society of the church. were present
at the opening of that society's annual
meeting. The report OF the college of
church extension at Philadelphia to tho
general committee was read by Dr.. Spcn-
cor The growth of Mcthodism the past
year. hc said, had been most remarkable.
The trcasurer's report showed that the re-
ceipis during tho past year were S2S6, ,l5s.
aud the disbursements $3.50, sos, leaving .
balance OF S25.6H.
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Free Coinage Bill.

wAsMYoroS, Nov. 2.-Senator Stewart
came promptly TO the front to-day with a
bill for the FREQ coinage of silver. thus
confirming his statement made In tho
senate that the fight for silver is to be
continued.
The bill prescribes the weight of silver
coins, which are to be issued upon the
basis OF a ratio Of ls to 1. Under the pro-
visions of the bill holders of silver bullion
can dispose OF il at the mint and receive
in exchange silver dollars or treasury
notes. These treasury notes are 10 be re-
dccmablo in silver coin only. which is a
change from the usual form. winch re-
quires their redemption in either silver or
gold.
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1T DIDN'T WORK.
A Helena Boy's schrm for Keeping HE
$50 From HIS Father.

ESQ From HIS Father.
Special Dispatch TO tns STANDARD
HELENA, Nov. 2.-Aifred Butcher, aged
1G, an elevator boy in tho Montana Ma
tional bank building. drew his months
salary, S36. yesterday and started homo
about dusk. Shortly afterwards he was
found bound and gagged OH Rodney
street. He declared that two men had
seized him. tied him up and robbed him,
and that he had dragged himself from tho
alley where this occurred out into the
street. To-day Marshal McCann arrested
Frank Miller. aged Il, and Butchers most
intimate acquaintance. Miller confessed
that Butcher had offered hun So to hold
him up. Butcher wanted to keep his
months wages. but did not want to ask
his father for il. They went up the alley
together and Butcher furnished tho
string, with which Miller tied him, first
turning his pockets inside out. Butcher
was arrested and broke down aud con-
fcssed that Miller's story was correct.
Both boys were dismissed with n repri.
mand. They have been travelling with
some pretty swift females.
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KNOCKED THROUGH THE ROPES,
The Belfast spider paraiyres Biliy MUIR
phy In the sixth Round.

BosToS. Nov. 2.-lkc Weir. the Belfast
Spider. and Billy MIrpiy OF New Zealand
fought six murIcrous rounds a; the Cribh
club here tonight. Murphy was knocked
cleau through tue ropes IN the sixth round
and, though his seconds picked him up
and thrust him through the ropes, the
referee. Johnny Eckhard, OF the Coney
Island Athletic club, awarded the fight to
Weir. Both iucn were badly used up aud
Murphy had 10 be carried from the ring.
His face shove | marks of terrible punish
men,, while weirs face Was scarcely dis
figured. Before tho Weir-Aiurphy fight
Mike Sears of lewiston. Maine. the cham
pion bantamweixhi of New EnslanI. and
Dave Ros. Of Someryille fought nine VIC
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WAsBiNGroH, Nov. 2.--Secretary =. Her
bert said to-day thai there Is no truth
whatever in the report that Brazil is act
ivciy negotiating with the Unitel States
for the purchase of the new United Siatos
warships M,chias. M,ntgom ,ry and Mar
behcad. tbs navy department is utterly
without power to sell the vessels. Only
congress could ID that. No negotiations
To that end are pcnling.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-03

MONTREAL. Nov. 2.-The funeral of the
late Sir J. J. c. Abbott, cx-premier OF
Canada, took place this afternoon. The
remains were taken 90 Christ church ca
tliedra. where final services were held
prior 10 the body being removed to Mount
Royal cemetery. The cortegc was one OF
the largest ever seen here. and the collin
was buried under a mass of flowers.
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POLICY OF THE PARNELLlrEs.
John edmond writes a Letter to the
Associated Press.

Nssocfheu fress
[Copyrghicd by Associated rress.l
LONDON. Nov. 2.-Oa Oct. 20. T. r.
O'Connor, president of the irish National
league of Great Britain. sent o letter to
tho general manager OF the associated
press critlcixing the Parnell wing OF the
Irish party, accusln; them of deserving
Gladstone. To-day John R,lmoni. leader
of the Parnellites, writes to the general
manager of the associated press in reply.
He says that tho attitude of the Parnell-
ties has been misrcprescutcd, that II is
not promulxating new policy; that tho
policy of the Parncllitcs toward the liberal
party Is precisely what IL has been all
along. The Parncllitcs are willing to
support tho liberals as long rs they
remain true To thcir pledges to
Ireland. but they are absolutely
independent and mean TO lot thcm know
that by putteriny with home rule They con-
vert tho Parneliites from supporters INTO
opponents. IL is not tho intention Of tho
Parnelliies to throw Gladstone out of
power and restore Salisbury. What they
intend Is to givs the present government
to understand that its existence depends
on Irish votes aud that the price to bc paid
therefor is adherence to tncir pledges on
the question of lromo rule.
Tho reason for calling attention to this
fact now is that the attitude of the liberal
party towarl home rule has entircly
changed since Parncl's death. Gladstone
then declared that Ireland blocked
the way, and tho only way to
get legislation FOR British interests
was to first pass home rilc. But now it
is proposed to hang up home rule and
take up n long lis; OF British reforms. for
getting tho promises of strong fight il
the house of lords rejected the measure.
In order, rs they claim, to he able to carry
next election. Eednond admits tht
truth OF thsscsesras bat says IL 10 tha-in-
tention Of the party To see that only tbs
prop,r part OF the British reforms Is pro-
cceded with. and that the elections arc
not indefinitely postponed. Otherwise
home rule will be hung up indefinitely.
He declares that II tho Newcastle pro-
grammc is carried out, home rulo will not
come up again in live or six years. He
points out that Gladstone is an old man.
and to put home rule OF SO long would DO
to rclcgaio il to tho mercy OF somc one
less friendly or less ab.c 10 effect his de-
sires than Gladstone. Therefore ireland
must continue to block the way.
He declares that IL the Parncilites can
have the assurance that the dissolution of
parliament will take place by tho end oil
1891 they will be content TO help purely
British measures during all Of next year,
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House OF Common. I,ea..embies.

LONDON. Nov. 2.-The house OF COM
mons reasscrnbled to-lay with a slim At.
tendance. Right Hon. Henry Fowler,
president OF the local government board,
amid cheers from the liberal benches,
moved the second reading of the England-
Wales local government bill. While
Fowler was speaking, Gladstone. looking
bright and well. entered the house aud
was received with enthusiastic cheers.
The house adjourned at midnight after a
dull session.
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Ryan Too Much for .Jrmic.o,.

wArEaBrRy, Conn.,, Nov. 2.-Tommy
Ryan, tho champion welicrweight,
knocked out Harry Jameson Of Bridge.
port here to-night in two rounds. jamie
son fought at les pounds and Ryan at l4o.
In the 1rst round Ryan seemed to be sizing
up his man, but in the second he sailed in
with a rush which dazed Jameson. and
ended the fight in . knockout OF the most
pronounced character. Walter McNaily
spared Danny Rctzell only two rounds,
when the referee decided the contest q
draw to save police interference.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2.-Advices from
Yokohama report great fools in the
Oxayma prefecture. Two hundred houses
were swept away. The fate of more than
100 persons is uuknown. luundations
also occurred IN Other districts with great
loss of property. In Nandship Futaka alta
50 people have been burucI alive.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-03
Two-MiIe Foot Race.

ALBANY. Nov. "A two-mile foot race
for purse of 500 nnd the champ onship
of the world betwcen Smith of this city
and Everett &. McLelland of Pittsnurg
was run here this afternoon, resulting in
a victory for Smith, who won easily In .
minutes "a 3.5 seconds. finishing fully 20
yards ahend. Tho first mile was made in
4:56. Tho betting was 10 TO in favor OF
Smith.
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G. X. wells Company Attached.
,ecial Dispatch 20 tho standard

HELENA. Nov. 2.-Thc {. *. Wells Com
pany, printers and stationers. was closed
to-day on attachments for SIS .0oJ. on two
notes for 900. One is due to D. A. G..
Flomer and the other to the First National
bank. j. X. Watson also attached tho
concern for Ssss for rent. The liabilities
oil the flrm are placed at 5000 and tho
assets at $4,000.
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San FRASoIseo. Nov. 2.--One mile
Francisco won; Morton, second; Don
Fulano. third. Time. l:f5H. Three
quarters of q miie-Last Chauce won:
Pescador. second; Bridal Veil. third.
Time. 1:l3H. Five-cighths of a milc-La
Reina won: Carmel, second; Bordeaux.
third. limo. ! :03. One mile aud 20
yaris-Steadfast won; Happy Day, scc-
ond. Time, 1:4754. Ono mile and n six.
teenth hilarat won; Guadloupe, sec
ond; First Lap, third. Time, I 80.
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Greeniauder Dreak. n Record.

TERRE HAUTs, Ind, Nov. 2.-This is
tho first aud only day of tho record meet
ing. Tho worlds two-miie stallion trot.
ting record was broken by Grccnlan,lcr.
he making tho two miles in 4 :l, which
beats the stallion record by Il seconds
and comes within half n second of tho
worlds record. made by Nightingale last
year. Tho track was in no condition for
record breaking and Doble deemed it in
advisable to start Nancy Hanks and
Arion
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ALLEN MAY GET 1T.
Populists Are Figuring on EIcc,ing =
President in 1895.

President in 1895.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.--Thc populists in
congress are e!ated over the prospective
result of the fight for unconditional repeal.
They claim it will mass the advocates Of
free silver in the South aud West under
their banner. They say they expect 10
capture the presidency in 1885,, and are nj.
ready seriously discussing candidates.
There is a strong sentiment IN favor Of
Jerry Simpson. and PETER has q follow
ing; but Allen OF Nebraska. vino held the
senate Is hours, seems to have charmed
the members OF his party in tho house to
such an cxten, that he is now enjoying u
presidential al boom. Watson Of Georgia is
spoken of for vice president.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-03
Exchanging Cou-te sies.

LoSDoS, Nov. "A dispatch to tho
Ddiiy Ns,cs from Madrid says that the
Spanish warships yesterday bombardci
all tho Arab villages aud houses on the
Rff coast and will continue 10 do 50 ns
loRg rs the tribes are hostile. The Arabs
glmcly replied aul u num5,r OF shots
strack the ships.
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Al Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 2.-Track fast. Six
furlongs--M Merry Eyes won; Josie d.. Sec
ond; Somerset, third. Time, :i4H. One
mile and 20 yaris-Indigo won; Rogue
fort, second; Boro, third. Time. :iDE.
Six furlongs-Buckwa won; Freeman,
second; The Broker. third. Time, is,
Seven furlongs-lda Pickwick won: Imp.
Somersault, second; Lucille, Mancttc.
third. Time, 81. Four and onc-half
furiongs-Tommie Tucker won; Evear,
second: Darwin wedgewool. third.
Time, .56E. Six furlongs- Prince Kinney
won; Tea Set, second; Safe Home, third.
Time, ! IA.
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n.n.,I nIdn.t say. Them

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Nov. :.-The fail
ure of lhs tirm of Samuel Blaisdell jr. d
60. of Ch,copec. Mass, large Wholesale
dealers in cotton anl wool stocks OF all
grades, WAS announced to-day. Liabil-
ties, $50, 900; assets not known.
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Ocean Record ,,ros.u Again.

LONDON. Nov. The Cunard line
steamer Campana. which left New York
on Oct. Is at 3 ~ a. M. arrived OIL Brow
head at II :O5 y. m. this evening. making
tine passage in ) days. hours and - min
utes. breaking all previous records.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-03
MASCOT'S BAD BREAKS
NEVER ONCE IN THE LEAD
Directum Had Things So Com
pieteiy His Cwn Way That the
Race Was Tame-Pascai Low
ers ths 10 Nile Record.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The trotting match
between Directum and Mascot proved tn
he no sensation mt all. So far rs the race
itself was concerned. there was but one
horse in il. The only sensation in the
days programme was the enormous
crowd gathered at Fleetwood track to see
the sport. between 6.00) aud 1,0o) people
being present. After the first heat. dur
ing which Mascot broke badly twice. il
was hard TO &c, even money on the black
horse. After Mascot had again shown de-
citled breaking proclivitics in the second
heat, the odds turned to 100 to 90 on Di-
rectum's winning three straight heats.
Directum won tho toss for the pole and
when they were sent away in the first heat
on the second scoring Directum got pretty
nearly half n length advantage. The
horses had not made more than 100 yards
when Mascot threw up his heels in n
shamefu! break and lost five or six
lengths. Kelly hold D.rectum back until
Mascot got within length OF hin. Mascot
then broke and Directum had things his
own way to the finish. which he passed at
least five lengths ahead of his opponent.
Time. 2:l0h.
Direclum got little the best of tho
start in the second heat, too. and held it
easily. passing under the wire fully four
lengths to the good. Time, 2:o1sx. In tho
third heat Drectum was in advance when
the racers were told to 60, and increased
his advantage before the frat turn. Tho
pair went for half mile with Mascot's
nose well on to the whecls of Directum's s
sulky, and thon the black horse shot
ahead like a bullet. Mascot, however,
kcp, going oil tho time, and when they
came into the stretch be again tapped tue
leader. Kelly, then. for the first time
during the match. compelled Dircctum to
exert himself, and he put half length
between tho racers. Andrews kept tho
gelding moving but could not decrease
the lead. and in these positions the con.
testants passed under the wire IN the third
heat. Time, 2:0sA.
Another interesting event to-day was
the lO-mile trot of Pascal, holder of the
record for the distance. made at stockton,
Cal, Of % :223h. To-day Pascal made the
distance IN a6 rs. thus knocking of one
minute eight and a quarter seconds from
the worlds record and that, be II remem
bered, on the usually slow Fleetwood
track. He trottcd of the miles as follows
First, o:3aI.; second, 5.0iE; third, 7:3s
fourth. lo:i3: fifth, i2:5lIl sixth. Is :3iH
seventh, 1s:iol; eighth, II al:iss4; ninth,
rs :32E; tenth, S:15.
Another record beaten on the finely pre-
pared track was for the members cup. 10
be taken by any members teams that
would beat the record, 2:i9E. Matthew
R;ley's team, Clayton and Reference,
made the milo in 2:lsls.
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DEs MoINEs, Nov. 2.-Dr. George c.
Sanders, a prominent physician, was SEN
fenced to SIX months in jail in the United
States district court for attempting to in
ducc the postmaster TO sell postage
stamps at less than the regular price.
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WA.HISoroH. Nov. 2.-C,oper of indi-
ana has introduced bill in the house
authorizing states to tax national bank
notes AMI grceubacss and all other notes
circulating as money.
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PITrsBURG. Nov. I'm the first OF n
series Of three games between Dc oro. the
champion pool player o. the world, and
Clearwater, the American champion. for
slb0 a side. tonight. De Oro won by a score
of s0s to iS2 in CO innings.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-03

NicErow.. Pa, Nov. "A train on the
Reading road this morning crashed into
another standing on a siding. baggage
master was Killed aud three others slightly
hurt.
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ious rounds. Both men were badly of
when the referee gave the tight to Ross TO
prevent interference on the part of tho
police.
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Winter Excursions to Canada.

1t only costs $40 for round trip
ticket via Great Northern Railway
from Warren to points in Ontario
and Quebec, west of Montreal, good
for 90 days, with extension OF time
at small additional charge. To
points in Quebec, east OF Montreal,
and Maritime Provinces. round
trip ticket can be had ut g cost OF
single fare added to rate to Montre-
NJ. Fifteen days transit limits al
lowed in each direction. Tickets on
sale Nov 2lst and 28tll, Dec. 9TH,
and daily from Dec. 11tll to 31st.
Stop-overs subject to rules OF line
traversed. For further informant tion
see F. E. Whitney Agent, who will be
pleased to:give particulars concern
ing trips to any part of the coun-
trY.
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The BEST PLAsTER.-Dampen u
piece of flannel with Chamberlain'e
Pain Balm and bind it on over the
seat Of pain. 1t is better than any
plaster. When the lungs are sore
such an application on the chest and
another on the back, between the
shoulder blades, will often prevent
pneumonia. There is nothing so
good for q lame back or II pain in
the side. A sore throat can nearly
always be cured i'll one night by ap-
plying a Flannel bandagc dampened
with Pain Balm. so cent BOTTLES for
sale by e. F. Whitney, druggist,
Warren, Mimi.
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WHEAT QUOTATIONS.

Peter E. Dnlqaist has moved
with his family to the Roseau com.
try. sssss
= You can subscribe for any paper
published in the world at the sSHEAF
Office. Subscriptions received for all
Scandinavian pnpers.
- The subject for next Sunday
evenings sermon at the NJ. D..
church will be: "'rhe Anglo-Saxon,
and the Worlds Redemption.
= Interesting and appropriate
Thanksgiving exercises were given
by the pupils OF the city schools yes
terday afternoon. Many visitors
were present.
We called on the court house ring
at Warren, on Saturday, and found
them all scrubbing their floors-get-
ting them ready for the court week
spit. They will need to be dunged
out and disinfected next week. f..
Stephen Leader.
The above is not very fattering
to the people of Stephen when it is
considered that they were the princi-
pnllitigants at this term of court.
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Hair Chains.

Braided to order at the following
low prices:
Rolled gold Mountings 5 4.5O
Solid s. 1000
Work guaranteed or no money.
Address,
N. K. NELSON,
EckvOll, MINI.
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40 and 80 DaYs. !"

This announces Winter Excursion
rates to Canadian points, via Great
Northern. Tickets sold November
21st, November 28th, December 9Th
and December 18th to 31st, incIu-
sive. Further Information cheerfully v
furnished by Agent F E Whitney OF
the Great Northern, who will be
pleased to talk with you about trips
to any part OF the country. 5O-56
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twill pay you to make Il trip to
A. Chabot, Crookston, Minn., for
your fall purchases Of Dress Goods,
Flannels, Clothing, and boots and
shoes.
For rent.
3 A four-rpom house conveniently
located for rent. Apply to A. NJ.
ANDERSON. ,..
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profits vanish but the goods
must GO" That is the latest pro-
clamation by Whitney.
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SAVE MONEY by going to the
New York Store, Crookston, Mimi,
for unheard of bargains on winter
goods. Everything must be closed
out at once. A.. .CHABoT, Prop.
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= Rcad the WARREN SHEAF and
keep posted on county affairs. Sub
scription only one dollar to Jan. /,
1895
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An immense stock of clonks,
shawls and blankets to be closed out
Ar GREAT BARGAINS at the New
York Store, CroOkston. Minn.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

. I have II head OF good working
and driving horses, chat I will sell
on time or trade for oxen. Also one
Percheron stallion to trade for land.
-. - GEORGE BUTLER,
l:ss.s.<@s;; s. Warren, MINI.
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profits vanish but the goods
must GO" That is the. latest pro-
clamation by Whitney.
Smoke Our standard''long Hava-
ma filled.
Everything in the line Of push
goods at Taralseth's.
Whitney has the finest line OF new
California dried fruits ever brought
to this market The prices ,lre very
low. Try them. .'.
Don't forget to go to Taralseth's
for good bargains.
Goods are now sold cheaper at
Taralseth's brick store than ever
before.
Patronize a home industry and
smoke Our Standard
We have printed a Horse Lien
blank which is exactly what every
horsenlan wants. Small convenient
size, will, u stub tokeep forreference.
A straight liep, requiring only the
signature of the owner of the horse,
and fulfilling the requirements OF
the law. Books OF 5O-75 cts, at
SHEAF office.
A fog horn isn't needed to attract
the attention Of the public to Whit
l.ney's bargains in clothing. He will
sell yon good suit from $500 up
ward.
The doom OF dress goods has been
sounded at Whitney's. They are to
be sacrificed at once.
Four Binders for sale ut prices
that will make it an object for You
to purchase now. S. Cooke.
II fyour wife sees those lovely ties
at Whitney's you will surely have d
handsome present before long.
Cutaway suits at Cu.away price.
at Whitney's.
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Do you zUN7lt a lN71d
loan you can 9etit NO W
at the BG7ak Of Wnr1'e71.
L. LnDlberSOH.
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BUSINESS TOPICS.
For Sale.

Liudberg & Lundgren have 20O.-
GOO OF good tamarac shingles for
sale which will be sold at reduced
prices.
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Dress MnkinS.

! have opened up dress making
parlors in rooms over Anbol's hard
ware store, md will be glad to meet
all those having work in that line to
be done. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Miss MARY Anderson.