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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-21
1T is ON The INCREASE
Excitement in Paris Over The Panama
Canal SHindlefs.
CORNELIUS HERE'S ARREST
Startling Testimony Expected Be-
fore tho Commission OF In
Quiry-The Prisoner Herx
Interviewed.

PARIS. Jan. D.-The sole topic Of con-
vcrsaton this afternoon was the arrest OF
Cornelius Herr, the prospect Of his return
10 France and the possibility that he will
reveal the evidence which he holds excites
general apprehension. Ou'sido royalists
and socialist.c circles his arrest 10 re-
garded with feeling closely akin to .
panic. The gravest fears exist on account
Of the senate. whose members arc believed
to be threatened more seriously than all
others through Hcrz's return. Everybody
feels that the worst will come out as soon
ns HerE shall come before the examining
magistrate. In view Of Hcrz's capture,
Liberie comes out with the statements that
the documents seized upon the premises
occupied by Herr show Reinach n debtor
aud Herr n creditor as affirmed by Herr.
Before the parliamentary commission
OF inquiry today. Andrieux was called
upon to throw more light upon the bribery
of the i0i deputies. lie said he did not
have the original Of the photographed list
which no submitted TO the commission.
Tho name cut out Of the list, he said, was
that Of high political dignitary. He
promised on his honor not to reveal the
name. aud he must persist In his refusal.
He refused also to give the names n.en-
toned In NJ. Ar,on's notebook on the
ground that there II not sufficient evidence
against the men named. and he did not
wish to blacken their regulations ruth
lessly. As to tho check endorsed by NJ.
Davourst. clerk, presumably as agent for
some high parsonage, NJ. Andrieux
said he could only refer the COM
mission to tho speech Of NJ. Rouvier
In the chamber on tho day Of his retire.
n,cnt from slc ,ninisf -, ,f Anapre Ra.
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THE SENATOR'S.
IAs Tstss Cousty Biii wim Probably
Pasa.

The Tetss County Biii will Probably
epsciai Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA. Jan. 9.-ln the senate to-day
Gibson introduced bill authorising the
creation of state board of charities and
cosrections. and also bill relating to Ger.
tain contracts for the conditional sale or
lsass Of street railway equipment and
rciline stock. In committee Of the whole
the senate considered the Teton county
bill. An amendment was made,
substituting the nsme OF Alfred
b. Hamilton for that Of
Neal McCo nnell for sheriff Of the new
coonty. MIR. Hamilton 10 tho gentleman
Of Boz Elder fame. All Of The democratic
senators and some Of the republicans
vossl for the substitute. and 90 Mr.. Ham,
llton's name went on with ono Or two
othsr amendments. The bill was reported
back with tho recommendation that II
pass. Hatch introduced bill for the co.
enlistment of . normal school at Liv.
insstou. Cullen introduced an act estab-
liahine soldiers home at Glendive.
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IT MEANS MUCH.
a Special Message Of the President to he
Sent to Congress.

rent To Congress.
new York, Jan. c0.-A Washington
special says: President Harrison will
send TO congress within a few days u spc-
cial message which may hnve inn
portant bearing on tho possible annexa-
ton OF Canada to the United States. The
message 10 In response To n resolution pre-
sentctl by Hite, on behalf of the commit.
tee on foreign affairs, July 10. 1892. The
message will nlso deal with another form
,f tho <,,,ossi.,,, -i,cl yiIi .,ravo eu,tar.
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BnnkinR and Currency.

WASHINGTON, Jan. c0.-The house com.
mittee OH banking and currency to-day
ordered favorable report on outhwaitc's $
bill for she payment of redemption and
exchange of the treasury and national
bank notes for new notes. Townsend Of
Colorado drew up paper for presentation
to tho rules committee. protesting in be-
half Of the minority against granting the
request Of the majority. Four members
OF the minority signed il and Cox Of Ten.
nessee. a democrat. will present the pro-
test to Speaker Crisp.
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TO-DAY Mrs. Elliott Zbo-
rowski nee Astor will begin suit
in Paris for the custody Of her
child.
She recently got a divorce
from Baron de Stucrs in Dakota,
the court awarding her the child.
The Baron also got a divorce in
Holland, where the court gave
the child to him. The French
court must decide which Of the
two divorces is valid
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-21
WANTED THE BAKERY.

Haagry workingmen Hold . Deasa.
strstion in Amsterdam.
AMSTERDAM. Jan. 20.-The unemployed
workingmen Of this city held procession
to-day. Socialists had much II pSt1 10
do with tho procession, and 'Wben w
started many began TO bawl sooiAlistio
songs. The procession ~ Il progressed
grew noisier and moro demonstrAtive as
tho police did not interfere. Finally the
mob stopped In front Of q large bakery
and attempted TO take the place By storm.
A number Of police were quickly on the
scene and prevented lootinG OF the shop.
Tho police allowed two men to enter the
bakery and ask for bread from tho pro-
prietors. and they met with promps and
decided refusal. Finally the mob became
90 disorlerly that a body Of 300 police at
tempted 10 dispcrse them. They resisted
and Q desperate melee cnsued. Several
gen d'armes were quite badly injured.
The police, with drawn swords. repeatedly
charged the crowd and inflicted many
sword cuts on the rioters. The procession
was finally broken up, but even then an
isolated batch OF rioters continued fight
ing for hours. The leaders were captured.
The affair caused much excitement in the
city and further trouble 10 feared.
Until II o'clock tonight tho po lice wsrs
busy In all parts of the city charging with
drawn swords upon the disorslerly crowds.
Throughout the city revolutionary hand
bills were scattered broadcast and posted
on the walls and trces. In these bills the
leaders exhort the men who can find no
work to 60 from house to house In the
most aristocratic parts Of the city and do.
mand food and clothing. II refused the
-. si,x>.. sv.. n
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SdPo1()
Buys an all wool suit of clothes !;
good stock, made we'll and fits too.

We have been cutting the
prices of clothing down. so far
down that it will do you good to
call and see the suits we are now
selling from $40 to SIS. they
formerly sold from SIS to $40.
SIS and $50 buys our s22 to S25
suits. You can get good idea
of these bargains by looking into
our window.
Overcoats and Ulsters-We can
offer you at good liberal discount.
1t is getting late and we must
dispose of them and the price
will move them.
Ten per cent off on all boys
and children's suits and overcoats.
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WHAT HERR SAYS.
An Intervisw with One Of the Psnana
Canal Riugstsrs.


Canal Riugstsrs.
PARIS. Jan. a0.-An interview with Hers
has been published here. He protested
been agent In France Of tho triple-alli-
ancc. Tho only foundation for such re-
port was the statement by Bohutel. brothsr
of his first wife, who long ago attempted
to cxhort money from him on the threat to
deuounce him as Prussian spy and Who
had even sent tho documents to General
Boulanger, then minister Of war. endeav-
oring to establish the accusation. Bou-
lancer felt so little confidence I'm Bohutel's
statements he declined to inquire into the
charges. and handed the documeuts to
Herx. Herr said Ee was willing to submit
these documents to q committee OF inves-
tigation of tho chamber Of deputies, and II
the committee refused to examine them
he would lay them before jary Of honor.
So far from being traitor to France,
he was passionately devoted TO France,
and had gone to much personal trouble to
serve French interests. In seeking to de.
tach Italy from the triple alliance he went
TO Rome and cultivated the friendship Of
Crispi. He exchanged letters with Crispi,
which he is ready to produce before jury
OF honor. Herr showed the interviewer .
letter from General Menabrca, formerly
Italian minister at Paris, written in hat-
tering terms. introducing him to Crispi.
Herr also showed another letter written
by Menabrca, in which tho ambassador
expresses high esteem for Herr. Hers
added that lac took Menabrca's own son
into his employment Mt salary Of 1000
francs a month and spared neither pains
or money to gain Menabrea over to the
side Of France.
In conclusion Herr stated that no act Of
corruption could he traced to him. During
the whole Of the alleged campaign Of cor
ruption he was never i'm France, having
been travelling abroad at the time. A to
the future, hc preferred suicide to prison.
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WANT 1T EXPLAINED.
The Schedule for Trainmen OF the Union
Pacific.

The kchsduls for Trainmen OF the Union
Pacific.
Special Dispatch 10 the standard.
OMAHA. Jan. 20.-The grievance COM
mitiees OF the Union Pacific trainmen and
flrcmen are still in Omaha waiting To get
an audience with Mr. Dickinson. X. A..
Mcbride OF Ogden. {. ID. Roberts. &. NJ.
Laly and J. L. Kissick OF Cheyenne com.
pose the grievance committee for the
trainmcn.
Speaking Of the situation this morning
Mcbride said: I'VE have no local grie "
ance. but thcro are several things In the
schedule that We adopted last year that
are not fully understood by all the men
aud VIC want an explanation that will be
full and final for all concerned. We like
the schedule and think Il the best that has
over been tried. but il is no, interpreted
the same way in some particular parts by
all the men,"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-21
BOISE CITY NEWS.
Ftrebugs at work-D~aih Of . Well
Known ldahoan.

Ftrebugs at work-D~sih OF Well
Known Idahoan.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
BOISE, Idaho. Jan. 0.-The legislature
did not hold any session to-day. having
adjourned until Monday out Of respect
for the memory OF cx-Prcsident Hayes.
The people of Boise arc quite worked up
over the attempt Of unknown parties hero
to set the buildings Of David Levy on
Main street. between Sixth and Seventh,
on fire Ave times In the last three days.
Notwithstanding Mr.. Levy has two watch
men constantly on guard. A fire was
started this afternoon about o'clock in
one Of the upper stories and was not ex-
tineuished until considerable damage had
been done.
A telephone message received this
morning from Silver City announces tho
death Of Judge Lyman. who has been an
bonored citizen OF that place since 1868.
He held many places Of trust In tho gift
Of the people of Idaho.
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Manted to Poison Herr.

PARIS. Jan. 2o.-M. Andrieux told the
parliamentary commission to-day that
some years ago Lc received from Brasil .
letter signed ANAL" i'm which Baron Dc
Reinach was accused of having hired the
writer to poison Cornelius Hers. When
the letter was shown to Reinach he pro-
tended he wished merely to frightsn Hers
into leaving Paris.
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THE JOINT SESSION.

Ne Change From the Precsdiag Baiiot
for Senator.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
HELENA, Jan. O.-Thc senate and house
met In Joint session at noon to-day. Thcre
was no change in the ballot for senator,
which was; Sanders, 32; Clark, q; Dixon,
IL, Collins. 2.
After the ballot had been taken tho leais-
lature. on motion Of Tallant, adjourned In
rsspsct to tho memory Of ex.President
6A4ea.
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He Muat RsalRn,

SAN Francisco. Jan. D.-A morning pa.
per says TINT William B. Chamberlain.
United States bank examiner. has been
notified he must forward his resignation
to Washington. The reason given 10 that
Chamberlain discounted number of his
own notes with national banks. Cham
berlain 10 prominent in republican poll.
tics. and was ut one timc president of the
Union League club OF this city.
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BITTER ROOT and TETON
TIo Isv Counties it Least viii Be
nade.
HAMILTON FOR SHERIFF
No Change IN the Senatorial Fight
kiiGalion's Bill Passed by the
House-Adjc djcurnment to
Honor Hayes.
sprc,al D,spatch 10 tho STANDARD.

Special Dispatch to the standard.
HELENA, Jan. cO.-ln the house this
morning tho following notices Of bills
werc given:
BY Murphy-Amending section 1880 OF
the revised statutes.
By r. Bray--Locating certain state In
stitutions. This is an omnibus bill and
leaves the places Of location blank.
BY Graves-RegulatinH the liabilities OF
hotel keepers. This bill requires adequate
fire escapes.
BY Lockey-Creatine q commission Of
immigration and another defining .
felony.
Tho committee on agriculture and stock
raising reported recommending the pas
sage Of the bill providing for the repeal of
the cstray law. The committee ON APP
propriat ION and claims recommended the
passage Of the bill for tho relief Of Emily
Swan and others. Tho committee on
judiciary reported, asking that several
bills be referred to other committees.
The bills introduced to-day were as fol.
lows:
pealing all Of chapter 10l. from section
l796 to section 1886. The bill provides for
revision OF road laws. Thrcc commission.
GEu uEO W 10 oAS W. ~ Ns'h
engineer with salary Of 81 800 per year.
Tho road tax 10 raised to 81 per year, or
two days work. The age of exemption is
raised to 80 years. The bill defines OBJ
structions and provides for punishment.
BY &. ii. Bray-Providing for o reform
school. The bill appropriates $4,000 for
the school. The limit Of age of persons
committed Ia fixed at IL years. Tho
school 10 to be controlled by the board OF
state prison commissioners.
BY A. r. Brny-Rceartling the liabilities
Of employers to employees. Corporations
and compa nies are mnde liable for de-
fectivs m achinefy and for neglect or
carolessness regarding employees. One
employe is to recover In any accident re-
sulting from the carclessness Of another.
The committee on towns, counties and
highways recommended the passage OF
the bill for the county OF Bitter Root with
nueudments a. to the names Of officers
uryppscd. The list of officers NJ amended
" az follows; County commissioners,
.. N. Johnson. B. r. Chofiin and Abe
Mithnsr; sheriff, Thomas II. Irvine;
treasurer. John A. Landrum; clerk Of
court, r. Givinn; county clerk, Charles
johnson; assessor, John Simpson !;
county attorney, s. J. Knapp; super
intendent OF schools, J. J. Bond !;
coroner. T. b. Owens; county surveyor,
G. F. Jones; public administrator. J. w.
Lancaster. The salaries Of the officers
arc: Treasurer. s2,200; sheriff. $500;
assessor, O. 500; county clerk, s., 100; clerk
Of court, ei,5O0; county attorney, 81 30;
supsrintendent Of schools, $1,000.
The salary bill was put on final passage
and carried by vote Of 81 tot. On the
third reading Kilgallon's anti-Pinkerton
bill was passed unanimously, 81 votes be-
in9 cast. This bill IL substantially as
originally introduced. Eligibility to ofIl-
cial service was reduced from two years.
residence In the state to ono, and six
months In tho county instead Of ono year.
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WARRINGTON MOTIFS.
Intsssstiag Dits se Move Essn TIE No
tisa's Capital.

Inssrsstiag Dits sf Nsws Eesn the Ne
tiss's Capital
WASHINGTON, Jan. O.-Ths senate end
houss paid an additional marx of rsepect
to the memory Of sx.Presidcnt Hayes BY
adtouruiug without tho transactlon Of any
miscellaneous business. In tho house the
general deficiency appropriation bill was
reported and placed on tho calendar.
Warner Of New York, from the commistes
on manufactures presented o report on
the sweating system and II was placed
upon the calendar. Dcarmand OF Ata-
souri,. from tho committee on election OF
president, etc., reported . bill 10 repsai
the sections Of the revised statutes con-
ccrning supervisors OF election.
The court In general term and the
criminal court adjourned In respect to the
memory Of ex-President Hayes after
euloGistic remarks by members OF the bar.
II can bs said definitely that thsrc will
be no vote on the anti-options bill bcfors
next week, and possibly not before Tues.
day morning. II 10 apparent, however,
that the opponents OF the measure do not
hope very strongly for success. A eonser.
vative view of the situation leads to tho
conclusion that tho George amendments
will be voted down.
The house committee on manufactures
to-day adopted tho report OF the sub-com.
mittee detailed to inquire into the ''swsat.
ing system Of tenement house labor"
The report 10 q voluminous document
embracing all testimony taken b. the
committee, aud . careful analysis
Of tho various suggestions looking 70 .
correction or an amelioration OF the evils.
The committee inclincs favorably to tho
use Of tags on all articles Of clothing. by
which they can be traced 10 place the
manufacture prohibition Of the interstate
commerce in goods madc under unhealthy
conditions and definition of such oon-
ditions. But as II 10 only by further care
full consideration the details OF any leGis-
lation proposed that bill can he intelli.
gently drafted to meet tho requirements,
the COMMITTEES, In view Of the early expira-
ton Of congress, simply submits the re-
port with the recommendation that such
legislation will be had by congress, with
tho least interference with business of
citizens and tho least exercise of federal
Jurisdiction which will effectually prevent
interstate commerce In articles Of clothinR
or personal woar made under unhealthy
conditions.
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The sale Of table linen at Connell's dur
ing the week has been very large. This
shows that the Butte public has an eye to
tho beautiful and the economical. Given
first rate goods and low prices, as in this
instance, and there you find the crowd.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-21
BLAINE WEAVER.

ais Condition Not DO Favorable - Il
was
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Blaine is not 20
we'll this evening, though the change IL
said not to be alarming. Both physicians
and James G. Blaine. IT,. who wcre out OF
the house at the time, were hurriedly sum
moned about o'clock. DR.. Johnston said
upon leaving the house later, that Blaine
is about the same ~ ho has been for two
days. 10th doctors will return late to-
ni0ht.
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IL Is slow Work.

OLYMPIA, WASH. Jan. 2O.-The sena-
torial deadlock continues. The 2ist ballot
to-day stood: Allen. a.; Turner, 2s:
Griges, a; Teats, o; Wilson. I. The Anal
ballot Of the day stood: Allen. 81; Tur.
ner. %; Criges, democrat, "a; Teats, pop
uiist. o; necessary 10 choice, 81. After
agreeing TO take but two ballots . day
until . senator was elected, the joint scs.
sion adjourned.
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The Crew I.ost.

SAN Francisco. Jan. O.-The huh OF
the schooner volante was towcd into port
to-day bottom up. Il was found on the
northern coast of the state. She carried
crew of eight, all of whom arc supposed to
be lost.
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Special Dispatch to the standard.

BozENAN, Jan. o.-Hoaan Hauscn had
a hearing before Judge Mcpherson to-day
on charge of burglarizing Helliugcr's
saloon some time ago. He was bound over
TO the district cour, in tho sum OF $50.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-01-21
cOuOHLiN IN CHICAGO.
One % the Alleged Cronin Murdersrs Out
Of Joliet Prison.

CucA0o, Jan. O.-Dan Coughlin was
beought back from Joliet prison tonight
and placed In the county jail. He has
Aged visibly since going TO prison. He had
little TO say about his case. merely express
ing Joy at the granting Of new trial and
his belief that Il means his ultimate free
dom. On the train from Joliet he held
what might be called reception. The
cars were filed with members Of the lcgis-
laturs returning from Springfield, and
many Of those who knew him as q police
ofdcor, crowded around to congratulate
him.
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Cut I'm Two.

Fancy Doylies and Roman embroidered
tray cloths and scarfs. silk squares and
covers. finger oyl lies and plush scarfs, all
at half price in the remnant sale ~ Con-
nell's next week.
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Elkins for senator.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Jan. O.-Thc re-
publican caucus nominated Stephen B.
Eikins for the long term and Judge Ed
mond Coxwell for the short term In the
United States seuate.
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An Extra Ind ucemenf.

Not content with anything that 10 Just
ordinary. the Connell Co. have decided to
include all their line Of novelty dress pat
terms and broadcloth dress patterns as an
extra inducemont to ladies TO attend their
sale Of remnants next week.
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An Nexf Neck

Cotton laces, thread laces. silk laces.
Smyrna laces, Oriental iaces, Spanish
laces. in black and white. all on special
sale next week at Connell's.
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which, on account ee delays % traias, ~.
rived too late. Prssidsnt-slset Cleveland
arrived at II 30, two hours late.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-29
McCaugney n 90.

are sole agents for the Alaska Refrig orators
Handsome and convenient. Call and ex
anime.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-29
a SENSIBLE LETTER.
The Grand Army Commander Wishes No un.
necessary Expense Incurred.

MILWAUKEE, July 10 1t having been
brought TO the attention Of Commander.
in-chief Weissert OF the Grand Army that
large sums OF money were raised at In
dianapolis for fireworks and other means
OF entertaining the veterans at the national
encampment, ho forwarded the following
letter 20 the chairman Of the committee on
arrangements In view OF the depressed con.
dition Of affairs In the country:
While appreciating the'generosity Of the pa
triotic citizens Of indianapolis in preparing for
the entertainment OF the e7th national encamp-
ment q. A. r., which is 10 assemble for the
third time In your city. aud owing 10 the great
financial depression that prevails all over the
country, and the distress and suffering that
exists, and are likely to exist. on account of
the closing of mills factories and other places
usually employing large numbers of men. IL is
my wish, and am quite sure speak the SEN
timents OF every comrade OF the q. A. r., that
no unnecessary expense be incurred for the
entertainment of the veterans of the Grand
Army and the represen tatives To the said ma
tional encampment.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-07-29
the BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
The Country Showing Great Strength and
Stability...F ailures For the Week.

NEW York. Jaly 20 The hardest week
yet has left the business world still able 70
rejoice I'm the soundness and strength dis
closed. Prices of stocks were greatly de-
pressed Tuesday aud Wednesday, closing
lower than any other day since January,
1879, aud the fall on Wednesday averaged
over ~ per share. aud yet only two failures
resulted, and those Of brokers not esps-
cially important A sharp rally followed
on Thursday with buying from London
and by shorts. and especially significant
buying by small inves tors. No banks
he.s or at other eastern cities and no east
ern firms Of large importance have gone
down, but numerous banks failed at the
west, including some Of high repute and
large business.
Failures during the past week number
Ss6 In the United States against ri last
year, and % ia Canada against % last year
Only three failures were OF capital above
100000 each. and only 90 Of capital over
5000 each. Over 80 banks stopped during
the week, but nearly all were at the west.
Last week the failures in the United
States numbered 457 and the previous
week 374