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THE LOWER HOUSE.
Tho Free Coinage Memorial Passed
Unanimously.

Tho Free Coinage Memorial Passed
Unanimousiy.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
HELENA. Jan. 24.-In tho house to-day
Bonner, chairman OF the committee on
labor. to which was referred house bill
number ., an net regulating tho hours Of
stationary engineers, and fixing penalties
for violations thereof, presented major
ity report, reporting the bill back with q
substitute which they recommended for
passage. Winters presented a minority
report on the same bill, recommending
passage Of the original bill.
Bills were introduced as follows:
BY Losce-To create o lien upon the
services OF stock horses, and TO protect ag-
riciiltural and racing associations.
BY A. +. Bray-To seSrcgate q portion
OF townships 3 and I north, range west,
Of jefferson county, and to add tho same
to Silver Bow county.
by Tierncy-To create tho county Of
Broadwatcr. defining It's boundaries and
providing for It's organization.
BY Annear-To amend an act concern
ing tho storage Of Runpowdcr and other
high explosives. approved March I. 1883.
BY Lockey-To amend section 1898, Nth
division OF the compiled statutes.
BY Lockcy--An act fixing tho qualifica-
tions Of electors on questions authorising
tho raising OF money.
Loguc gave notice of the Introduction of
bill for an act providing for tho stamp
ing Of gold and silver bullion into various
tokens of sizes and weights.
House bill No. 30, nppropriating money
for the payment of salaries of the officers
and attaches Of the legislative assembly,
was passed unanimously. Senate bill No.
9, relating to cstrnys upon tho public do
main. was passed unanimously. House
Joint memorial No. 2, for tho passage of
time and passed without q dissenting
voice.
The house went into committee OF the
whole and recommended that the bill ap-
propriating money for the relief of Emily
Swan and others be referred to the com.
mittee on appropriations and claims.
At the afternoon session. Monteath gave
notice OF the introduction Of q bill "a
amend chapter 81. fifth division Of the
compiled statutes. as did also Burrell fou
an act to compel the use Of safety signal
appliances upon mines operated by shafts
or inclincs. The house went into commit.
tee Of the whole with McDonel in the
chair. The bill for the creation Of valley
county, with the amendments offered by
the judiciary committee. was taken up
Some amendments were adopted. A. F.
Bray moved that when the committee rise
they report the bill back with the rccom
mendation that 1t do pass. Bach moved
that when the committee rise they repor,
the bill back with tho recommendation
that the bill be referred 10 tho judiciar,
committee. Lewis objected and rather
heated controversy took place between
him and Bach. Bray's motion was car
| ried.
Tho Teton county bill was taken up ant
referred to the Judiciary committee. Mon
teath's bill relating to the primary cleo
tions was favorably considered.
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NEW YORK. Jan. @.-Ariiclcs OF agree
ment were signed to-day for two matches
Of billiards between George Slosson and
Jacob Schaefer. Roche signed for
Schaefcr. Tho matches wero for 81 600 q
side each end tho net receipts over and
above all expenses. The first match is
20 bs at o u inch baik.lins game. thrce
nights' play OF 800 points each. TO bo
played In New York city on the evenings
Of April Is, &c. n. 1893. Tho second
match 10 TO he at cushion carom.. ono
night play, 400 points up. and TO be played
In Chicago on the evening of May IL. 1898.
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TO DIXON MEN
Some CRiucEo but Host Of mem Com.
mend.
NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS
Tho Vote for Senator Unchanged
Clark Forces Working at
Boecher-1e Stands Firm
for Collins.

Special Dispatch to tho Standard.
HELENA, Jan. 24.-So far a. the sen.
atorial contest is concerned, the day has
been as uneventful as any Of its predoces.
sors for week back. There seems to bc
absolutely nothing new In tho situation.
For two days tho Clark people havc been
bringing all the pressure they could devise
on Bcecher, but that gentleman stead.
fastly clings to Collins. Without ono OF
tho three populists the Clark forces real.
ize that their cause is perfectly hopeless.
Most Of tho paired members were back In
their places this morning, and the rcsui,
OF the ballot was, Sanders, 30; Clark, q;
Dixon, ii; Collins, 2. Aside from their
efforts to swing Beecher. the Clark people
are doing nothing at all. or ut least they
appear to be doing nothing. The Dixon
men are being deluged with letters from
their constituents, some In criticism, bu,
more I'm praise Of their action.
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TO
ATTRACT
ATTENTION |

and to give you good value for
your money. we are offering our
entire clothing stock at ridicu-
lously low prices. Our window
presents a splendid array oi
mems suits that tclltheir own tales.
From $40 to SIS you get a suit
that before brought fully fifty
per cent. more. But our stock is
large and much broken up fit and
some one must get the bene of it.
listers are still in great demand
and we are selling few daily at
the liberal reduction. We allow
20 per cent. remember on all
listers.
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Buyen,

II buyers understood their trade moro
thoroughly, IL they knew all tho
wants OF their customers better, II they
used better Judgment in the purchase Of
goods-the open market; In short. II they
were perfect there would be very fow spc.
cial sales, IL any. We don't mean 70 lay
all the fault Of overstocks or of unstable
goods on their shoulders. Oh. mol That
would be visiting the sins Of nckls pub
lie on very few heads.
Tho fact remains that f,rm buys goods
which with fair profit they fail TO sell.
Then comes the spec inl sale; profits ara
not considered. their MIN bcing 10 convert
their goods into cash iwhatever the loss
may bel. to rcinvcst In some more relia-
BILE article. That is the Conneli Co.'S po-
sition at the present time. See their lace
and remnant salc. Go In tho morning.
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PROPOSED new STATES
THE EAST AGAINST THE WEST
Reasons Why Objections Are Made
to the Admission OF Okla
homa. Utah ana New
Mexico.

WASHINGTON, Jan. a.-The republican
senatorial caucus this afternoon decided
by n majority vote to take favorable ac-
tion upon the admission Of the territories
Of Okla homa, Utah and New Mexico, but
left Arizona out in the cold. This result
was not attained until after prolonged
discussion. A great deal of opposition was
manifested on the part Of some eastern
senators, who pointed to what they called
"manifest evidences Of tho inability OF
thesc territories to take up the cnres and
burdens of statehood" Objection WINS
mado to the admission Of New Mexico on
account Of its great prcpondcrance OF citi.
Rens who could not speak or writc the
English language; 20 Arizona because of
its immense debt and the poverty OF the
territory; to Utah on account Of the preyn-
lencc Of polygamy. and TO Oklahoma by
reason Of its newness and absence OF the
essentials which 60 to make up n success.
full territory ready for the more advanced
position Of statehood.
The caucus developed into contest be-
tween tho extreme West and the East,
and appears to be victory for the younReI
members OF tho senate. II 10 considered
. victory, however, In name only. for the
tivcd the result of the caucus. II agreed
that tho question Of admission should IN
made the order OF business 10 follow the
discussion Of the Nicaragua canal
After tho present matter. the Cherokee
strip bill. 10 disposed OF. tho senate will
take up the various interstate commcrcs
bills and will then begin the discussion o
tho Nicaragua canal bill. In the mean
time tho appropriation bills which have
the right Of way. will begin to make thei
appearance, and demand the attention o.
the senate. Thus Il can be seen that th'
chances for discussion Of the bills to ad
init the territories are very slim, and east
ern senators who gave assent TO tho eau
Gus programme very reluctantly have M
hcsitancy In saying that no notion will b
taken on the bills during this session o
congress whatever. On the other hans
friends Of the territories assert that TIN
republicans stand committed to favora
BILE vote regardless whether II comes uI
this session or during the next congress.
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NOT SUSTAINED.


Charges OF Bribery Made by Assembly.
maa Brsts Of Caiifornis.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. 24.-The Assem-.
bly, committee appointed to Investigate
the charges made by Assemblyman Bretz
of Alameda against Assemblyman Kearna
of Los Angeles reported to-day. Bretz,
during tho vote for United States senator,
charged that the voto Of Kearns, populist
who went for White, was bought. and that
Marion Cannon. . populist congressman,
was the neeotiator. The investigating
committee finds Brets's charge false and
unfounded. and recommends his expul.
sion from tbs Legislature. The COMMITTEES
consisted of three democratic, two rcpubli.
cans and one populist. The latter con.
Cured in the report. with the exception oi
that part declaring Brets . vagrant. No
action will be taken until the report ID
printed.
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lie wss Murdered.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2i.-Thc post mortcm on
tho remains of A. J. Morton. the clerk Of
tho Philadelphia & Reading road who was
found dead in the Talleston marshes yes
ter,,ay, reveals the fact that ho was muir
dered. II was found that las skull had
been crushed in behind the ear with u
blunt instrument. Tho police have good
description Of the three men who offered
to guide him ont Of the marshes, and aro
confident Of arrcsting them.
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bills lntrodaesA asA Acted Cpss In
Beth Houses.
QnHeial naannfeh IN tha SfandaPd

Special Dispafch 20 the standard.
BOISE, Jan. 2i.-In tho senate to-day
Underwood gave notice Of o bill providing
for tho amicable adjustment Of grievances
and authorizing the organization OF state
board Of arbitration. Senator Morris
gave notice of q bill relative to district
attorneys. defining their duties and fixing
their compensation. Mayhem introduced
bill relating TO the powers Of courts and
the duties OF the supreme court In review-
ing evidence ON appeal. Howe introduced
bill amending section 30;ss OF the revised
statutes. providing that tho proceeds OF
the sale OF homestead shall be exempt
from execution. Mitcham introduced q
bill to provide for publication of accounts
and receipts of treasurer and trustees OF
corporations. Senator Ncil's bill prov,d-
ing for the fixing of the terms OF district
courts, was under tho suspension of rules.
read second and third time and passed
by vote Of 16 I.
In the house. Barrett OF Bear Lake in
troduccd bill providing for tho creation
of Cleveland county, which In to he COM
posed OF the present county of Bear Lake
with Soda Springs precinct In southeast
eastern Bingham county annexed TO It,,
with it's county scat al Montpelier instead
of at Paris M Mt present. Turner OF
Bingham introduced bill which provides
that out Of the southern portion OF Bingham
county embracing Oxford. Gentle Valley,
Soda Springs. Chesterfield, Mc('aminon,
Littlo Biackfoot and Gray's Lake pre-.
cincts shall be created into county TO be
known as Soda county. with Soda Springs
| as the county seat. Lawson Of Custer
submitted q proposition that no state.
/ co,,nsv s,r s,rpcinct officers in Idaho shnll
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rro.,ing Association Matters.

NEW YORK. Jan. A.-The board OF
stcwards'of the National Trotting associa.
ton held q secret meeting hero to-day. Al
it's conclusion Secretary Archer stated
that after the amicable consideration Of
tho claims of several factions. everything
was satisfactorily disposed Of and the out
look indicates an unusual successful trot-
ting season the coming summer and fall.
The New York Driving club was admitted
to membership and dates arranged for the
seasons trotting.
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Every yard Of cotton, linen or silk lace
OF every kind, pattern or quality. every
manufacture or design. In fact the whole
stock Of laces. without any reserve what.
ever, has boon included in the special lace
sale at Conncll's all this week. This In.
ciutles all their stock of black and colorcd
lace fiouncings. on which particular line
they give discount of 30 per cent.
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THEY'LL BE THERE.

Returns From Tardy states OF the E1se.
tion Returns.
wAsHINoron, Jan. A.-The vice presi.
dent this afternoon received by messen.
ger returns OF the electoral college Of Wis
consin and received telegram from Colo
mel Sanders of Montana, saying that .
messenger will arrive on tho 30th instant
with duplicate returns. Dispatches were
also received TINT messenger from Ore
Ron II ON his way to Washington.
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sprInr and wlnier.

LONDON. Jan. 24.-Lady Lillian Fhzclar-
cnce. daughter Of tho Earl of Munster,
was married privately at Brighton to-day.
to Capt. y. Boyd. Lady Lillian Is but ~
years old while Captain Boyd 10 well over
80. Tho whole affair IL mysterious and
when explained il is expected to cause q
sensation in London society.
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Floater, Washed Ashore.

LONDON. Jan. 2i.-The bodies Of two
seameu. quantity OF wreckage and life
boats have washed ashore at Papawestray
Of the Orkney islands. The wreckage In
dicatcs the Norwegian steamer Ino has
foundered. II is supposed all on board
are lost.
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Novelties.

In buying Q Novelty dress pattern, o
lady has this great advantage, that no
other lady in town will have the same
style. As novelties there are only few
Of each kind made, requiring the best Mt.
tention and skill. and consequently they
are moro expensive than goods cut on the
piece. Connell Go. have included all their
dress patterns in their remnant sale.
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Won In the Seventh.

SAN Francisco. Jan. I.-The welter-
weights Jim Barron Of Australia. and
Paddy Purtell OF Michigan. fought ut tho
California Athletic club tonight. Barron
won in the seventh round.
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Mr.. Ry~rsou.s Onsr,

CHICAGO, Jan. a.-Martin A. Ryerson
to-day presented the Chicago university
with s1o0.oOO for organization and equip
mcnt purposes. on condition that the
university raises s4oo, 900 for the same end.
The latter amount must be raissd By Nay
4. 1893.
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ROYAL SMACkS.
Meeting Of Emperor wiilian al the
Csarewtteh.

Csarewtteh.
BERLIN, Jan. 2i.-Ths csarswitch ~
rived this morning. A hs stepped frou,
the train Emperor william stepped Sce.
wnrd and they embraced and kissed eech
other ON both cheeks. The emperor spoke
q few words with the csarewitch and thsu
brought forward the young crown prince.
An immense crowd Vas gathered at tbs
station. and as the emperor and his guest
came out they were cheered with exsraor.
dinary enthusiasm. The csarswitch waa
taken to the Russian legation. whsrs hs
was received by the embassy, and the en-
peror and crown prince returned 10 ths
palace.
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MANY MORE WILL DIE.
Deaths Caused by the Wreck On q
.Big q" Road.

Deaths Caused by the Wreck On ses
.Big q" Road.
ALTON, ILL.,, Jan. 2A.-Two moro deaths
occurred last niaht-W. B. Richardson
and Henry weieand. There are YEA ID
considered fatally burned. though possibly
two Of the number may survive.
George Roloff. aged e. died this after.
noon. the twenty-third victim Of the ex-
plosion. AL the fatally injured passsd .
very had day and moro deaths are sx-
pected soon.
In the first reports from the seems Of
the recent accident at Wann Junction h
10 said Gratten. tho man charged With tbs
care of the switch. 10 also harbse. Ths
fact 10 hc was q regular switchman. who's
services were entirely controlled b. ths
company, which pays him regular Wages.
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LINCOLN, Neb..Jan. 24.-Ths state hank
ing board to-day closed the Dickinson
State bank at wahoo. W. H. Dickinsoa,
president and owner, 10 missing. Ths
bank is q small concern, the deposits
small aud no one will lose much.
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THREE KILLED.

Two Freight rrains Collide Near Jsllsss
Illinois.
JOLIET, ILL.,. Jan. 2A.-Two freight trains
collided on the Santa Fe road near Nills-
dale this morning. Engineers A. N. RAhn
and Richard Mitchell and Brakeman ~.
J. Mahonsy were killed. Both trains were
badly wrecked and the pccuniary ioss viii
tie heavy. The wreck was caused hy .
misunderstanding between the conductos
Of tho way freight and the Operator 81
Patterson as to the whereabouts of the
other train.
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Couidnt Collect BIlia.

ASTORIA, Ore. Jan. 24.-PArkse q uAn-
son. general merchandise dealers, have
failed. Their liabilities will reach $4,000,
assets nominal. The failure 10 due 10
their inability to collect outssandins hilis.
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s,LKousTTe OF RoefRr evaNs.

On JANUARY ssrR, 1889,
Robert Burns, Scotland's Ma
tional poet, was born at Ayr.
Scottish societies everywhere
will observe the anniversary
with a ball and sing verses by
the poet who has given lustre
to the. literature Of Britain. He
died in poverty. Could he have
had the money afterwards real
lied by the sale of articles which
he made valuable by using. he
might have lived at his ease.
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Well. after n continuous stream Of
customers flowing steadily through the
store for several months. that is o very
natural question. The Conncli Co. are
in Just such position aud have all this
week a special sale Of remnants OF dress
goods. linens. sheetings, calicos, muslins,
fiannels, silks and Innings.
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Notes From Rome.

ROM. Jan. 24.-The Tribsna says that .
paper seized in tho Office Of Signor Tau
longo. governor Of Banca Romano. COM
promises several conspicuous politicians.
The pope has q current account Of
$50. 600 with the Guerrini Banking COM
pany, which closed it's doors yesterday.
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Macon. Ca, Jan. 2i.-The funeral OF
Justice Lamar will take place Friday aft
ernoon. 1t has been decided that inter.
ment, temporarily Ut least, will be In
Riverside cemetery. The body Of tho late
Justice win lie In state tomorrow and mp
TO noon on Friday, at which time tho cor
teae will leave the house for the church
under escort of the pail bearers, repro.
scntin2 the bar OF Macon. the state Of
Georgia and the supreme bench. Tbs
dead jurist was placed in his cofiin at 9
o'clock this evening. Tho face presents q
calm look. death having made little
change. To-day telegrams of condolences
camc in from all parts OF tho United
States.
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A MISPLACED SWITCH.
Great Less of Life In m Accident Near
Buds Pesth.

0uds Pesth.
BupA PEsTa, Jan. A.-A passenger and
cattle train collidcd near Grau to-day.
Three persons were killed instantly and
- fatally injured; 81 persons otherwise
injured. The engineers Of both trains
were terribly burned. but may recover.
The locomotives were completely dcmol-
ished. Ten freight cars were smashed.
500 bad OF cattle killed and 100 head 30
badly injured that they had to be shot. A
misplaced switch 10 supposed 70 have
canaod the accident.
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In the Ruins.

CHICAGO. Jan. 24.-The remains Of Kitty
McCabe. who perished in the Calumet
club house fire, were found to-day in the
ruins.
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LoSDoS. Jan. 24.-John Watson. tho
celebrated horse breeder, is dead.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. A.-Justice Lamar's
seat on the supreme court bench Was
draped In mourning this morning whom
court assembled. Chief Justice Fuller an
nounccd Lamar's death, and without
transacting any business tho court cd.
journed. Most members of the court viii
attend the funeral. The senate an houss
adjourned out Of respect to the memory
Of Lamar. After adjournment Of the SEN
nte tho republican senators vent into
caucua.
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TO SUCCEED LAMAR.
Possible Candidates for Seat On the %
prense Court Bench.

Possible Candt0ates for . Boat On the oo-
prense Court Bench.
WASHINGTON. Jan. A.-Spcculation 10
already rife over the successor to Justice
Lamar on the supreme bench. The par.
ticular person who will b chosen 10 mot
considered SO much as tho question
whether Harrison will make tho nomina.
tion to flll tho vacancy or leave the mat.
ter open for President Cieveland's action.
It 10 certain In view Of the attitude Of cor.
tain democratic senators towards the
nomination of McComas TO bc judge OF
tho court of the District Of Columbia, that
o nomination by Harrison would DO sntas-
onizod to the end Of tho session and do
feated il possible. In view of that fact, II
10 probable tho president will not care to
provoke the bitter controversy and will
take no action. But Il can be said he has
come to no determination upon the mat
ter and will not consider II even for sew
sral days at least. Should he decide to
mako the nomination the probabilities are
member Of the United States judiciary
within Justice Lamar's old circui. vtal ~
honored by tho appointment. I'M cir.
cult embraces Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
louisiana, Mississippi and Texas.
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ed in the widest life of dissipation. His
strength of character was gone, and @
pitiable weakness was apparent. He
tried to forget and with him, as with
many others, that was his undOing. In
stead of manfully standing up Under the
blow, and doing his best to fulfill his
destiny and lead at least q useful life,
he bent like reed and swept along in
the tide that bears the multitude OF
erring souls to the great sea Of 1ishonor
and crime. He was Il gentiemanly swim
dler of the most adrOit type. His success
in floating fraudulent stock companies
was great. AS he had personal fascina-
ton, so he foll nd easy victims of both
sexes.
How is the patient?" said voice. 1T
was the woman who had sent the bird.
The man on the couch looked at her and
then gave cry.
Carrier
Beneath that maturity of charms he
looked and saw the young girl who had
sung in the chapel; with whom he had
walked so often down the lane, and who
had once told him that she loved him.
The man fell back and the woman
dropped upon her knees at the bedside.
The doctor FASTENED forward. He lifted
the mans hand and then dropped 1t, for
the latter no longer required his attention.
TheL he turned. "He is dead" he said
N Y. Press.