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HE LOST ALL HIS MONEY
Besides, Ills Delivery Cart Vas Wrecked
and Hk Team Ran Away.
ONE MORE BOLD HOLD.UP
Frank Hoslzev Had to Throw Up
His Hands While Two Pads Went
Through His Pockets and
He Walked Home.

Butte. Nov. 1l.-There was another
holdup in town this evening. Frank
Hoelzer, a dealer in vegetables At No. 10
West Mercury street, was in the vicinity
of the Silver Bow mill about z o'clock this
evening delivering vegetables and col
lecting. He stopped at q house where he
Sold q lady couple of squashes, leav.
ing his team in front Of the
house while he carried the squashes
in. 1t was just dark. He received his
money and came out again. He found
that his team had started on and was dis
appearing on the road towards tho mill.
Hoe,zer thought he saw a man in the
wagon, but was not sure. He started on
at rapid pace after his team, suspecting
nothing. Near the mill there = number
of big wagons. As he passed these, two
men jumped out from behind are wagon,
and a revolver was pointed at Hoelzer's
head. with n command To hold up his
hands. The vegetable man lost no time
in complying, having been taken entirely
by surprise and being utterly without
means of defense. The footpads went
through all his pockets and got between
$50 and sos. He had no watch with him,
but they took everything else he had ex-
cept q jack knife. "You can have it,"
said the larger Of the two men, grufiiy, as
he showed tho knife back in Hoclzer's vest
pocket. The hiGhwaymen then gave him
warning not to look around, and disap-
peared in the darkness.
They were not the long and short man,
but two men nearly the same height, one
being heavier than tho other. The lighter
had mask over his face, either dirty
handkerchief or linen rag with holes cut
In II. 1t was this man who held the gun
at Hoelzer's head. The larger man bore
no disguise. He had q heavy, dropping
moustacho and wore a slouch hat. Hoel.
,cr thought he recognized the smaller man
In spite Of his mask and said:
II know you, and unless you shoot me
| will get even with you." The man did
not answer, no never spoke word during
tho whole transaction. Hoexler started
after his team again. but the horses had
evidently been cut with q whip and in.
duced to run AWAY. Tho wagon was al
smashed and tho horses went home sepa
rAtely. dragging part OF the harness.
There was another hold up few night
ago. Mr.. Baker of No. 60A West Galen
street, went home in the latter part of tn
evening and while passing through Jacl
son street between Park and Galena, wa
stopped by two men and robbed. He ha
only q few dollars with him.
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THE TRAFALGAR MOB.
It IL Made Use OF for Political Purpose
In the Commona

It IL Made Use OF for Political Purpose
In the Commena
LONDON, Nov. 14.-An exciting discus.
sion Of the anarchists right to assemble
in order to commemorate the death Of the
Chicago anarchists, took place In the
commons this afternoon. The Gladstone
government was denounced for permit
ting such n demonstration. Darling
moved to adjourn in order to call atten.
ton TO the use of Trafalgar square ~
meeting place FOR anarchists, who openly
Rloried in tho oulrages at Chicago and
Barcelona. Darling, who 10 q we'll known
author and writer and lawyer, said IL was
the duty Of Asquith, home secretary, to
have satisfied himself as to the objects of
the meeting before permitting IL to take
place.
Balfour, conservative leader. supported
Darlipg's motion and strongly censured
the government. The meeting, according
10 Baifour, was clearly q breach OF law.
John Burns, labor leader and member for
one Of tho Battcrsea divisions, defended
tho Trafalgar square meeting ns being .
protest against the action of the Chicago
police. Tho home secretary, Asquith. re.
plying to the attacks of Darling, said that
the meeting in Trafalgar square was not
dangerous. He regarded IL as q safety
valve for feelings which are dangerous
only when suppressed. Tho motion to ad-
journ was negativcd.
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THE OMAHA END.


the Union Pacific Company.
OMAHA, Neb.. Nov. H.-Judgc Kelly of
tho Union Pacific, speaking of the rumors
from Washington that il is intended to
commence foreclosure proceedings against
the Union Pacific, said: ut will require
many conferences before plan Of reor-
ganization Is agreed upon. Whether that
plan contemplates foreclosure or some
other scheme. il is pretty hard to fathom.
Whether the receivers will hold 30 days,
six months, or 10 years, Is one OF those
problcms which no man can tell. I'm
doubtedly the government can fore
close without bill in congress to that
effect, should the road default on interest
to the government. But whether this Is
the best Course, wise heads must decide.
On my volition, Monday, l presented
what We lawyers call January rules to the
court. which gives me n right TO Tile q
Gross bill. amend pleadings, or bring
siaii in foreclosure, as may be decided
upon. Undoubtedly il the Union Psci fic
defaults in interest, suit In foreclosure
may be brought without bill introduced
in congress. | cannot speak as to the ac-
ton of the committee for the attorney
general, for am not informed rs 10 that"
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AZ to the Pacific sauadrou.

VALLEJO, CAL, Nov. l4.-It is said on
good naval authority that as soon as the
United States ships Ranger and Mohican,
now at Mare Island navy yard, can bo
made ready for sea, the secretary OF the
navy will order their commanders to pro.
ceed direct to Honolulu and report to Ad-
miral Irwin. The Mohican will be made
the flagship Of the Pacific squadron, re-
lieving the Philadelphia, which will im-
mediatoly proceed to the Mare Island
navy yard. This is done. it is said, to
strengthen the navy in Hawaiian waters.
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Tn, oo,dbups Couldn't stand it,

DECATUR, ILL.,, Nov. IA - Tho State
Bankers association met In annual
session to-day. J. Carl Russell, cashier
OF the Bank Of the Republic Of st. Louis,
was introduced and gave long talk about
the international coinage OF gold and
silver. He said that the governments
present plan is dishonest. w. p. Holiday
of Cairo, called him to order and said his
statements were an insult to any inteiii.
gent meeting. AT that Mr.. Russell left
the stage. Ex.Prcsident Odell Of Chicago
then took the floor and denounced
Russclrs statements as rank hcresies,
saying IL is the purpose of the association
10 disseminate the truth, not un,ruth.
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WORKING ON THE BILL.
Cssgrsssmsn ostsia9 Ready - Bspor
the Revision Of the rari6.


the Revision Of the TariG.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-The new demo.
cratic tariff bill will probably be published
much earlier than anticipated. Resolute
tariff reforlners arc warned by tho atti-
tude Of moderate tariff men In the party
since election that the chances OF party
success and discipline depend on the bold
ness and promptitude in defining policy.
Therefore all haste consistent with delib-
eration will be made in completing the
bill and giving It TO tho public. To this
end, In order to avoid any chance OF
wrans!inR or delay, II has been decided
not to call any caucus to consider the Dill
In advance of its presentation to congress.
That this course will meet with criticism
10 evidenced by the fact that Bland OF
Missouri. Culberson Of Texas and Others,
have openly announced their intention OF
opposing free wool.
Tho work of drafting bill is being
done In subcommittee, which. also, as
fast NJ they complete the work. draft
their part Of the work to accompany H..
In this way the whole work 10 moving for
ward very rapidly, and a large part Of the
report is now ready for submission to tho
house. The full committee must pass on
these divisions, but it is not probable that
any considerable changes will DO made.
1t is expected the final announcement
will be made in 10 days or two weeks. 1t
is generally expected that wool, coal, iron
ore, lumber and salt will be added to the
free list. but the committee jealousy
guarded the list Of manufactured articles
to 20 on the same list. Sugar is still un-
der consideration, though SO far, the ten.
dency is to repeal tho bounty and put it
on the free list. Iron and coal men con-
tinue to protest against placing these
articles on the free list.
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ANOTHER RECORD BREAKER.
Crsmp's New Ship OF War Said to he
Faster Than Any OF Them.

BosToN, Nov. 14.-The new commerce
destroyer. Columbia, was sent on her pre-.
liminary trial over the government course.
from Cape Ann, Mass, to Cape Porpoise,
Maine, to-day. Under forced draught she
developed speed Of 22.s7 knots per hour,
and under natural draught, eo.2 knots.
The official trial will DO made next Tues
day, when il is thought she will easily
make - knots and earn a premium for
her builders. William Cramp d Sons of
Philadelphia, of 100000. The length
Of the course is 1897 knots. and il was
covered in hours and IS minutes.
which includes n minutes expended ut
tho turn, tho fastest time ever made by
an American ship of war, and. when the
exhaustivcness of the test and the length
of the course is considered, tho feat 10 un-
surpassed by the navics Of the world. Ed-
win Crsmp was jubilant when an associ-
ated press reporter greeted him. Said he:
'The Columbia far exceeded my utmost
expectation. She proved herself mar
vel. / nm delighted at the manner in
which she roelcd of tho knots. There
was not hitch in the entire proceedings
and the engines are Inarvels Of perfec-
ton. expect she will do as we'll II not .
trifle better on the official trial."
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Before Judge Knowles.

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
HELENA, Nov. h.-The United States
court regularly opened to-day. Judge
Knowles excused several summoned as
grand jurors. Grand jury now consists
of 10. including 4. NJ. Fox and j. X.
Walkup Of Anaconda, &. A. Griggs, Bill
iugs, J. A. kimball, Forsythe, and %. L.
Armstrong, Livingston. the others bcing
from Helena. Tho grand jury has lot
of cases to come before them. including
Charles Jones, the train robbcr, and
Jimmy Smooth, captured with him on the
Blackfoot reservation by the posse, and
Milt Wall. colored, who robbed the Liv-
ingston postoiiicc while employed as mail
driver. Judge Knowles set November "a
for the trial of the case of L. A. Penrosc.
widow OF W. J. Pcnrosc, TO recover insur-
ance from the Pacific Life Insurance
comDany.
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III, Jags Did II.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 14.-Thc navy de-
partmcnt expects soon to issue n circular
calling upon inventors TO submit designs
for new small bore rife, which is to re.
place the arms at present in use in the
service.
Passed Assistant Engineer William Min.
itzer by direction of tho president. was
discharged from the navy. He was found
by the board which examined him NOR.
ally disqualified for promotion to the next
grade by reason of drunkenness, and un.
der the laws the president directed his
discharge from service with one years
nav,
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MNsric PtrK, Mass. Nov. lt.-To-tlay
the final preparations were made fcr
contest between Directum and Alix. IL
takes place tomorrow. Both horses are
in the best condition and the track Is fine.
The trotters were worked out this after
noon. and both made fast time. The
sports arc favorirg the king IN betting. A
number of bets are reported NJ odds OF
500 to $50. One individual announces
that he will put up 5000 tomorrow ON the
queen. even money, but this 10 looked
upon az pool room move.
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The Tour of IdAho's Governor.
,ecial D,spatch 10 the Standard,

PARIS, Idaho, via Montpelier, Nov. a.
Rousing meetings were held to-day in
Ovid and Liberty, to welcome Governor
Mcconnell. In the afternoon procession
a mile long entered this city under an arch
of welcome finely decorated with flags
and cverarecns, which spanned tho main
street. Tonight, to accommodate the
crowd. tho large tabernacle was thrown
open, Walter Hoge presiding. After music
by tho band and glee by Sheppard
Brothers, r. S. Spence introduced Gov.
ernor Mcconnell. who spoke In his hap
piest strain. Vocal music was rendered
by Mrs. Nye and the Tuller Brothers.
Bishop Bulge rendered q very elegant
banquet at his residence. To-morrow's
meetings will bc held ut bloomington,
Fish Haven and st. Charles, and the meet
ings will conclude in this county with q
grand rally at Montpelier Thursday night.
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HERE'S MORE OF 1T.
lt Takes = Good While To Clear rp the
Troubles Of tho Great Faiis Folk.

IL Takes Good While To Clear up the
Troubles OF tho Great Fsiis Folk.
Special Dispstch to the Standard
GREAT FALLS, Nov. 1l.--Henry Prentiss,
agent of the Boston & Great Falls Land
company. was arrested to-day OH q war.
rant sworn out by Robert Vaughn, chnrS-
ing him with accepting brbe from Con-
tractor Charles +. Walker of $500 as pay
ment for securing Walker the contract
for the construction of school house in
the Boston & Great Falls Land company's
addition. II is also stated that Prentiss
raised the figures in tie bid by tho same
amount. He was taken before Judge
Race, pleaded not guilty and was held for
examination Saturday. Prentiss recently
resigned from the school board after con-
Teasing misappropriation Of funds, and
he says he is not guilty Of the charge in
this complaint.
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The Gaming Schedulr.

Butte, Nov. H.-The change of time on
the Northern Pacific road will not go into
effect until Nov. 10. The wcst-bound train
will leave as at present. The eas,-bound
train will leave Portland at O'Clock but
will reach ST. Paul at a. IN. instead of
20 d. M. n gain Of five hours. 1t cannot
oc told lust " hat time the train will leave
Butte. but It will probably be at II or i2
o'clock i'm the morning instead OF IN the
afternoon. The trip from Butte TO ST.
Paul will be lessened several hours, and
the ride TO Chicago will be made in two
nights instead of three.
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Special Dispatch to tho Standard.

Special Dispatch to tho Standard.
HELENA. Nov. 1&.-Finai stops were
taken by Governor Richards to-day 10 Sc
euro the $4,000 annual appropriation
which Is due from the general government
10 the experimental station which is run
In connection with the agricultural col
lego at Bozeman. The law, which Is
known as tho Hatch act and which was
passed by congress In 1857, made an ap.
preparation of $1,000 annually TO zach
state for the support of an experiment
station. Some technicalitics had TO be
overcome before Montana could secure
its appropriations. This has been done
aud tho papers we're sent to Washington
to-day. The money given for the expert
mental station can be used only for that
purpose. The agricultural college got
$4,000 for the last fiscal year and 5000.
for the present one. This keeps going uI
1000 year until SIS 900 is reached.
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CHICAGO, Nov. IA. The steamer CAMS.
teo is believed to have fouudcred at tho
foot of Lake Michigan. near tho Straits Of
Mackinac, with all hands drowned. Ru-
mors of the wreck were circulated late
this afternoon. The information comes
from St. Ignace. A ferry steamer
reported that the wreckage driftcd ashore
marked "Canisteo." She carried crew
of IA and consorts of six and seven men
respectively.
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THE GOVERNMENTS PART.
Statesmen who Don't Want the Union
Pacific to Get Away with It.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-One of the
most important topics which il 10 believed
will he touched upon by the attorney gem
eral In his forthcoming annual report is
that relating to the protection Of the in.
tercsts of tho government in the Pacific
railroads, particularly in the Union Pa
cilic. The attorney general has had fire..
guent conferences on tho subject with the
Pacific railroad committee of the senate,
but SO far it is believed no final conclu-
sions i'm the matter have been reached.
One report has IL that Chairman Morga an
of the committee has prepared bill for
foreclosure against the Union Pacific.
Faulkner, the only member of the com.
mittec in tho city says, however,
that there is no bill on the subject yet pre-.
pared. 1t is said that the bonds issued by
the rond are first lien on it's property and
that the government. except by special
legislation. could not foreclosc. unless 1t
first took up and paid tho bonds.
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IT WAS A GOOD sEND-OFF.
Thousaads % People Help - Open the
Aagasta show In Coed style.


AUouBfA. Ca, Nov. lA.-For the third
time In the history OF Augusta, the people
Of this city have been joined by represent.
atives Of over half the states Of the union
in the formal opening Of the Augusta ex-
position. On this occasion. however.
there 10 joined with this enterprise the
Georgia state fair, under the management
OF the Georgia Agricultural society, the
two combined forming an exposition that
will equal in its scope and magnitude any
similar enterprise ever attempted in
the history of the South. To-day
5000 people turned out to witness
the grand procession Of military and civic
bodies and tho flremen OF tho city. In
tho exposition building is the finest aRri-
cultural display OF southern products ever
seen. In the industrial, mechanical and
electrical departments, nearly nll tho
states and eight nations are represented.
Among tho attractions are many of tho
best features from tho midway plsisance
OF the worlds fair. Other features of the
fair are the stock, cattle, poultry and pet.
stock exhibit. President Patrick Walsh
of tho Augusta Exhibition company, de-
livercd the opening address.
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PIrrsBuRo. Nov. li.-Mark Ten Sine. .
Chinaman representing the Great North
ern railway ia this city. is establishing q
Chinese agency. The company is reach
ing out for Chinese trade and placing Chi.
nese agencies in all large cities. Mark
Ten Sine says that the company will start
Hong Kong, Jan I.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. n.-Tho treasury
statement issued to-day showed loss Of
81 1885, ,09O in the currency balance from
that of yesterday. Tho total available
balance stands s9s.s76.l70. The receipts
Of tho government for tho month has
been 81, ,1sa 600; expenditures, SIS, ,3Si 900.
Secretary Carlisle is quoted to-day rs say
ing that he has no intention now to toll of
tho seignorage and coin it. He is con-
vinced that it can only be done by act of
congress.
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Here's More Reform,

PITTsBuRG, Nov. li.-Nearly thousand
delegates met in the First United Presby.
terian church at Allegheny tonight when
tho Rev. DIR. Mcmillan called the annual
convention of the National Reform asso-
citation to order. The committee on plat
form presented a long series of resolu-
tions embodying the principles of tho
national reform movement. The report
was adopted, and the convention adj
journed until tomorrow.
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ST. PAUL, Nov. 1i.-In the United States
court this afternoon, the Farmers Loan
& Trust company of New York brought
suit to foreclose mortgages for three sets
of bonds on the Northern Pacific railroad,
aggrcgating S53,0o0,0O0 and asked for tho
appointment of receivers. Judge Cald-
we'll appointed the same receivers as hero
tofore, and directed that all the indebted.
ness be considered preferred claims.
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Aft.r the Isnbbcrs.

PESDLEroS. Ore, Nov. IA large
posse is securing tho mountains in pur-
suit OF tho Milton bank robbers. There is
slight chance Of their escape. Every ferry
across tho Columbia river Is guarded.
Hopson. the president OF tho bank, who
was shot by the robbers, attended to busi-
ness to-day, his injuries giving him but
little trouble.
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Grent Ealia All Right.

WASHINGTON, Nov. determinations
Lamoreaux, OF tho general land office, has
decided in favor of the Great Falls Water
Power and Townsite company the case
which involved the whole town Of Great
Falls, Montana. The decision is that the
Townsite company is an innocent pur-
chaser and, under the act of March 3, 1891,
could not be disturbed in its possession of
the property.
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The Can adian Line's Cut.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE cheap rates put
on east-bound California trafiic by the
Pacific are not proving source
of much revenue to the line. There is as
yet no positive knowledge whether the
Canadian Pacific intends to apply the
rates to the west.bound trade. II 1t
should, there will he the liveliest kind Of
q furry in passenger rates.
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Nothtay Worthless

About Oregon Kidney Tea. II 10 an
hones, medicine, and will do all that is
claimed for II. Ii moves the bowels. con-
trolls the action OF the kidneys. subdues
tho irritation in the kidneys and bladder,
and restores them to healthy action. IL is
natures own remedy, and contains no
poision.
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He ls Missing.

ROANOKE, Va. Nov. li.-Col. Jehn Z.
Penn of this city. brother-in-law Of j..
Hampton Hoge. who was recalled from
his mission TO Annoy. China, received a
letter from Henry e. shaw Of the San
Francisco Morning Call saying that
Colonel Hoge left San Francisco on Mon
day. November q, for Washington.
Colonel Hoge's relatives or friends here
know nothing of his whereabouts.
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In Teller's Honor.

DENVER. Nov. Ex-senator Teller was
given n reception at the Brown Palace
Hotel here tonight. Thousands of people
crushed their way through 10 shake hands
with silver's able champion. Speeches of
congra,ulation and praise were made by
leading citizens of the state.
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wAsBtsoToN, Nov. li.-Sccre;ary Car.
Isle to-day accepted tho res ignation of
Supervising Special Agent Tingle. which
10 TO take effoct December Is.