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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-11-19

ALL READY FOR THE FRAY
The Preparations Indicate Tha I
There WIN ee NO Foollng
About u When Hostilities
Actually Begin.

CoMxirAN, Mex, Nov. ls.-New troops
have arrived aud taken q station cover
ing tho line. There 10 tho strongest pos
siblo feeling hero In favor Of war with
Guatemala. Tho Chapana people arc
willing to shoulder muskets. and many OF
them have mado offers to tho government
for arms for war purposes.
Tho people OF tho Guatemalan frontier
aro more bitter in their complaints
against the Guatcmalan govornmsnt
which has lately relieved all tho authors
tics who were from this section and have
appointed people from tho interior to all
their positions, and an uprising 10 i'm.
meuent.
An aaont Of the Guatomalan aovorn-
msnt u hero trying to purchase horses for
cavalry. The Tenth Mexican infantry
covers the frontier, and besides the new
national guard has its hcodquartsrs hero.
MOVING THE TROOPS.
VERA CRUZ, Mox.. Nov. 1A-Ths 18th
infantry has embarked on gunboats to 20
10 Tebasco. Two hundred and flfty thou
sand cartridges have bsen shipped south
within the Inst tsw wcska TIE Fourth
infantsy 10 expected hsrs In o lev days 10
70 10 Tohasoo also.
MAKING CARTRIDGES.
CYrY or MEXICO. Nov. 18--Thc National
arms factory hero 10 turning out cart
ridges as fust ~ possible. Tho greatest
hustle is noticeable in tho war depart.
ment. This 10 giving riso TO many III.
mors. II 10 rumorcd Assistant Secretary
Of War Escudero 10 going to Vera Cruz
within q few days to SEQ about better
transportation for the troops to tho Guate-
malan frontier.
READY FOR THE FRAY.
MAzArLAN, Mex. Nov. 1s.-The steam.
ship Jandrow 10 now ready to take on her
new armament and il 10 reported shc will
Immediately get ready TO take 1000 sol
diers 10 the Guatemalan frontier. from
Acapulco.
JUST BOILING FOR A FIGHT.
SAN CRisToBAL DE LAS CARAs. Mex.
Nov. N-The greatest enthusiasm exists
in this state in favor Of var. Tho govern,
ment has been asked 10 accept voiun.
teers. Societies have been organised who
will tender their services to the state and
federal government aud expect to be seul
to the front. A number OF Guatsmnlsr
spiss arc known to be on the frontier and
nsAs tho military camps. but 20 far no ut
tsntion has been paid to them except "a
ocdsr them away.
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TEMPERANCE AND rAMMANY.

Those Susjsnss Were DIsoussed In .
Somewhat IAtssssaiss Way Yesterday.
h CLEVELAND. Nov. 1s.-Business was laid
aside to-day by tho delegates and officers
Of tho National w. C. r. U. convention.
Tho hours werc devoted to worship and
rest. Many Of the visitors spoke In pull
pits thrown open to them by city pastors.
A mass meeting was held in Music hall at
3 o'clock In the afternoon.
DR.. James w. Bashford, of tho Ohio
Wesleyan university, was accorded tho
hon0e Of delivsring tho annual sermon.
Ths preacher took for his text Matthew
vi. l.: "Thy Kingdom Come, Thy Will
b Done ON Earth as Il IL In Hsavsa." He
said the aim Of the w. G. T. u. was to
bring In the kingdom Of heaven on earth.
He thought the subject for consideration
Of tho hour should bes "The Problem to
b Solved In Bringing In tho Kingdom"
and "Ths Best Solution Of the Problems
Which Confront Our Civilization" One
of these prohlems no regarded TO bo tho
growth Of cities. With tho increase in
population has also como On increase in
the tax rate.
In the early part Of his address Dc.
Bashiord turned to o discussion Of Tam.
many. I'VE havo all Just Witnessed ~
said he, 20 humiliatin2 revelation Of mu.
nicipal corruption in the chief city OF tho
land. II 10 now established that Tam
many has hssn stealing $4,000 900 year.
Tho question OF municipal government ID
. national problem. II tho corruption Of
our cities grows with the cities growth
during tho next half century, tho republic
10 doomed. Do We not need to pray earn.
estly to-day, Thy kingdom come, Thy will
b done on earth as 1t is in heaven p"
World wide relations wero next dis.
cussed. I'VE arc spiritually asleep" said
the preacher. "dreaming tho self.same
dreams OF raco supremacy that wrecked
the greatest nations Of tho world Mean.
while jehovah is saying to us, as Eo said
to the Jews OF old, Either serve tho world
90 psrish.'
''Thc lattsr part Of the sermon was au
Wsshington's time. Washington, 1OC
ysars ago. was Characterised as temper.
ance reformer. Washington ow ned dis.
tillsry aud sold whiskey. His expense &C.
count, In his own handwriting. shows he
spent money freely for liquor when lie
was . candidate for tho house Of burshers,
and yet one of the first temperance or
Ganizations 100 years ago took refuge un.
der his name and called itself tho Wash.
ington society. At the rate which temper
ancs reform had progressed since that
time the ultimate triumph Of its progress
would be seen in the Goth century"
After tho sermon a rousing sulfrayisi
meeting was held, presided over by Susan
B. Anthony.
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..nerai Mile. In New Quarters.

CHICAGO, Nov. ls.-Gcncral Miles left
the city to-day for New York, where he
will assume command of the department.
of the East. Four officers, who have been
attached TO the headquarters of the de-
partneni Of the Missouri Tor shc last four
yelFs. will be mcmbcrs Of Gsnsrai Miles
olllcial family at Goycrnos's .sllnd. They
are Captains L. l.. Hu.Sins, Marion L.
Maus. and Francis Mchlcr. his ailie-lc.
camp. and Capt. James Allcr. chief signal
officer OF this department.
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CHESTER, Pa, Nov. 1s.-Charlcs Smith
Of Kentucky, the property man for tho
"South Before tho War" company, which
played here last night. mot with horribIo
death this morning. The company was
qnarterel in car on tho track OF the
baltimore 4 Ohio railroad. smith was
smoking Oh tho rear platform. when tho
train backed on . siding with bump,
knocking Smith over tho rear Of tho car.
Before reaching tho ground no Was
caught bctween tho two ears and crushed
to death.
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IN HARD LINES.

Dave sayrs Discovers the Way Of tho
Tranagressor ia No Pionic.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lS.-Secrstary Her.
bert has approved the sentence Of the
court martial In the case Of David b.
Sayre, clerk to Paymaster ]. E. McCann.
who was convicted at Norfolk Of em.
bezzling si,90l from the government.
Sayrs will be confined for two years in
the Boston naval prison with loss Of all
pay save SO per month and Sl2 upon the
termination OF the sentsnce, and then to
b disbonorably discharged from the
service.
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NERVE D D ".
Strrow Escape o: Train From the
Ct,ws OF Hobbrr,

MEMPHIS, Nov. ls-Shortly after mid.
night this morning an attempt 10 hold up
passenger train No. ) on the lakoo K
MississippI Valley roll ~ Panther Run,
Miss, was balkel by the cooluess OF Eu-
gincer Konpr.
Panther Run IS small way station.
Soon after ni.Atfall half dozen strange
men entered tho hamlc; and hung around
for an hour or two. Then they disap-
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THROUGH THE CEILING.


CASoS CITY. Colo, Nov. 1.-Two pris-
oncrs. Hutchins and Furman. escaped
from the county jail carly to-day. They
cut their way through tho ceilin; and
broke the thick iron doors. They entered
the sheriff Office and stole four rcyolyers
and certificate of deposit for SOD. They
left note saying whoever followed them
had better come prepared 10 shoot.
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rnhrr ,hc ir.t.nrr. LhI.t

wisucycroN. Nov. tS.-rhc attorney
general has rendered an opinion dchnin.
tho status ot the board Ut general Gus
toms appraisers at New YORK. IN winch ho
holds tia, they arc subordinate officers OF
the treasury department.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-11-19
CECIL RHODES is HOT.
He Thinks Aneric, Is Real Mean for
Putting Daiy On Diamonds

LONDON, Nov. ls.-Resarding tho dia.
mond trade Premier Cecil Rhodes of Cape
Colony, who amassed such a large fortune
as director oil the various diamond mines
AT Kimberly that he obtained the designa-
ton OF "the diamond king sad in an in.
tervicw: 1--WE went TO Chicago and spent
$1,000 II the worlds fair. Tue ouly thing
made in return was n prohibitiyc duty.
America has usually taken about one
third of the export Of cut diamonds, but
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CON RlORDAN'S FUNERAL.
The Man VIE Killed MIN WA Ono o
His Pail DearerA

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 1S.-Ths funeral
Of Con Riordan was held to-day. Il was
attended by tho members Of the Fitssim.
mons Variety company and large mum.
bcr OF sporting men. Services were con.
Quoted by Rev. A. s. Durstou, secretary Of
the local Y. u. c. A. Tho pail bearers
were Hitssimmons, Joe Dunfss. Yank
Sullivan, Dick whittle. Edward Forrest
and Captain Glori, manager Of the Fitz.
simmons company. At the eeuclusion Of
tho services the body was taksa 10 vault
at Oakwood.
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A1tens.
PoRTLAND, Orc, Nov. t2-United
States District Judge Bellinger has rem.
dsred decision refusing to land all
Cinnamon except native born. II tho
Chinese, born in this csantey, are refused
q landing by tho collectors Of customs,
they appeal to the court in aecordance
with tho decision Of Judge Meyers.
In the case OF aliens Judge Beliinger
holds that only tho secretary Of the
treasurer can reverse tho collector Of
customs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-11-19
COLLINS MUsr NOT HANo.
That IL the EAist of ths CelsrsA Psps
lAtian Of Atchtson.


lstian Of Atchbssa.
ATcHIsoS. KAs., Nov. l8.-Tho noeross
armed thsInselvss early this morning TO
prevent tho threatened lynHhins Of negro
Collins, suspected rapist. Soon aftes
o'clock this morning Police Sergeant
Donohoe found about 10 negroes armed
with shotgnns and rsvolvers IN an alley
hack OF Baker Clork's Pesidenes. He o..
dsrsd them to dispsrss, but they refused
to obey and dsfied him to arrest them.
With augnsntsd fosco this crowd soon
surrounded tho Jail shouting Coll,nz
should not bc lynched. Tho sheriff also
went TO tho Jail with strong force to pro.
tcct tho prisoner. At daylight tho mob
dispersed. Tho talk Of iynchine 10 further
heard, but no mob has gathered with such
nm intoutiou.
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SOME VERY FANCY SPORT.

TIsstvoed Park Has Good Programme
For Te-Mofrow.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-Therc will some
fancy trotting and pacing at Fleetwood
park, Tuesday next. Tho following rec
ord makers will contest: Alix will 70 to
beat the track record Of 2:O6A, mads By
Nancy Hanks; John r. Gentry will start
to beat Directum's over the Fleetwood
course; Flying Jib and running mate, rec.
ord :5SK. will 60 to beat 900.
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M'KlNLEY GETS AN INVITATION.
They Ask Him to Co 10 Wsshlagtsa
Cauft Baasa la lnxsaflxnfn.

Court Aeass to lavsstigats.
WASHINGTON COURT House, Ohio, Nov.
ls.-The mayor, in support Of the cors.
ner's verdict, has sent second letter 10
Governor Mckinley, inviting and urging
him to come to Washington Court House
to investigate personally tho charges Of
murder against Colonel Colt and Sheriff
Cook. The mayor insists that this was
no mob, and that the people Of Fayette
county have done nothing to justify such
stories ~ have been started By Colonel
Colt and his friends.
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OH DEAR, Oh DEAR!

Now Govcrner Waite Thrsstsns to Get
Even With tho People.
DENVER, Nov. Ex-Governor waito has
decided to go upon the lecture platform.
He will make short tour in tho West be-
forc his term expires. delivering his first
lecture at ST. Louis, Nov. 10 or %, and
goin: from there to Chicago. After his
term expires he will lecture in the East.
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HERALDiNC THE FUNERAL.
To-day tbs lsody Of the Csar Aiexnud.
Will ISc Laid to Rsst

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1S-Followins a
custom that has prevailed ever since the
death Of Peter the Great, imperial heralds
paradcd throughout the city to-day and
announced that tho funeral Of Car Alex.
andcr would take place tomorrow in the
cathedral Of St. Peter aud St. Paul. Inn
mensc crowds are still waiting to gain
admission to tho cathedral to view the
cars body for the last time.
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SILVER,
rho Outlook IL Growing Brighter for the
White Metal.

LONDON. Nov. ls.-The important gold
movements during tho past week ma
:eriaily strengthened money rates. The
continued demand for bullion for the con-
,inent is expected to suffice to maintain
the rates a, the present level. Both China
and India are buying silver. Rumors are
current OF an attempt TO corner silver in
America.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-21

FLANNELS.
 o5c white wool Flannel now 15c 4Oc white wool Flannel now ........... 25c 75c 36- inch all wool Flannel soc a5c German plaid Flannel now 25c 66c all shades delicate Flannel now........... 35c 75c real French Flannel now z9c Five pleces solid gray skirting Flannel 1Oc Five pieces solid gray skrting Flannel 15c o5c ail wool red tWled F. anne .19c 2-inch white Shaker Flannel .15c
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-26
Rivers May Rise Thirty Feet.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 2l.-Dis-
patches to Pennsylvania railroad Of
ficials report that it has been raining
for several days; that the water of the
Susquehanna is still rising, and that a
conservative estimate places the prob
able total rise at from twenty-five to
thirty feet At Remove the water has
risen to twenty-three feet above low
water line, at Driftwood ten feet and
Heating sixteen feet At the latter
point the river is rising foot an hour.
Part of Lock Haven is under water
and the flood there is very high. and
between Bellefonte and Rising Springs
two spans of one of one Of the rail
road bridges had been carried away.
There is seven foot flood in Lycom-
ing creek, and at Rising Springs the
water is eighteen inches higher than
1t was in 1880
ALTOONA, Pa, May 2L-Between
this city and Mill Creek the loss from
food is very great. Crops are de-
stroyed and fences and small build
ings have been washed away
SUNBuRY, Pa, May 2l.-The food Is
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-26
expected here tonight. washouts on
the Reading and Pennsylvania rail-
roads have laid out passenger and
freight trains
Many Towns flooded.

JERSEY SHORE. Pa, May 2l.-Wind,
rain and storm are causing grave
trouble throughout this entire section.
1t has rained heavily, almost unceas-
ingly. since last Wednesday, and there
Is twenty-six-foot food on this
branch of the Susquehanna river. and
1t is expected to reach a height only
second to the great flood of June. 1880.
and may even exceed that as at this
hour the river is rising at the rate OF
one foot an hour. Many families are
leaving the towns and seeking safety
from the flood by going to the hills
At Williamsport there is twenty
three-foot flood and water is now ris-
ing at the rate of more than foot an
hour.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-26
PITH AND PALAvER,

Binks-Did you ever see a cake
walk? Jinks-No; but have seen q
cheese that might have walked II
given half . chance!
Police Magistrate-I fine you $40.
Culprit-But, your honor, l amt got
only N.75. Police Magistrate-The
fine you s4.75. Callthenexcase.
Benedict-Won't she marry you? Is
there another man in the cass2 Sim
gleton-I'm afraid there is. "That
so? Do you know who 1t isT Eyes;
her father"
Mrs Corntossel had been to the Cor
coran art gallery. what did you
think of the statusry?" asked her
hostess. "Well," was the meditative
reply, 'of course it's mighty poor
taste and sinfully wasteful fur people
ter over-dress. But / must say the
ancients carried economy ter an ex-
treme."
A romantic marriage occurred lately
at Fulton, KY. Adolph Elkins and
Miss Alice Mahoney were tho con-
tracing parties. It was agreed by
them that they would try married life
year, and, II found disagreeable to
either, he or she was at liberty to
withdraw, Notwithstanding what tho
other party had TO say.
Mr.. Reader-The papers mention q
number of instances in which labor
unions have loaned money to employ
evs In order TO keep the works running
during the dull times. Mrs Reader
Yes, noticed that but don't believe
It. "Why not?" II told Bridget
about IL, and asked her to lend me
some money to pay her wages, and
she got as mad rs . hornet"
At On evening party Dumley was in
troduced to q young lady. and after .
remark about the weather he said
gallantly: 'And have really tho
pleasure Of meeting the beautiful Miss
Blossom whose praises are being
sounded by everybody?" ''Oh. no.
Mr.. Danley," the young lady replied:
"the beautiful Miss Blossom TO whom
you refer Is . cousin Of mine" ''Oh,
that's itq Well, thought there must
be . mistake somewhere" said the
gallant Dumlcy.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-26
PLAYING IRISH MUSIC.
A Chinese Ftddis~ Who rrsfsrs Celtic
Melodies 70 Mclean Tunes.

A Chinese FiAdisr Who rrsfsrs Celtic
Melodies 70 Mclean Tunes.
Extensive as In every San Fran
ciscan's knowledge OF the city's Chi
natown, says the Call. nowhere can
be found o citizen who had any
recollection OF hearing OF o Chinese
who played popular airs on a
violin with any sort OF touch that
Is suggestive OF early training and
an ardent admiration for music. But
Lee Fong Is just such heather
prodigy, with history that Is OF ex-
ceeding interest. They call him
tom Flanagan" for strange to re-
late. the boy has great liking for
Irish airs and melodies and plays
them in preference to the compost
tions Of German or American oom-
posers. Tom. came to California
about eight years ago. He first lis
tened to the playing Of. q violin at o
theater In Oakland. He liked ..Mel-
lean music" and often stood fer
hours at park Or open-air concert
listening" to q brass band discourse
popular girs Finally the idea struck
him that, 1t would be possible for.
him. to learn to play the fiddle. so
straightway he hied him to 2 second
hapd. store. whore he purchased
violin for Sc.
..Me no like China music, I" said he
with contemplate sneer. ..'Too
much dunn. dunn, too muchee
squeak"
With the help of German, who
jokingly undertook to give Tom pre-
liminary instruction in the produc.
tion Of harmonious sounds, the Chi
nese learned to handle the bow with
considerable dexterity. His advance
was rapid. and In lesb than two years
Tom could do musical justice at any
country hoedown. and inspire even
moro elevated social gathering
with exhilaration when he drew
music out OF the violin strings.
"Ilish music heep lively" said
Tom, as he drew his finger along his
violin's base string. "You like me
play for youP"
''By all means"
al play"
"The Wearing OF the Green" "Kil-
larney," and an Irish jig followed.
Toms arm swung with an easy mo-
ton and his foot beat time. His
eyes dilated little and his mouth
twitched, showing that he felt in his
very soul the vibrations of the sweet
Celtic melodies.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-26
Round too Much.

Pale with suppressed Indignation
Algernon McStab uncrossed his legs.
roso stitily. and turned mp his coat
collar
"Glycerine McCurdy." he howled,
'you have seen fit to sneer ut me.
You have accused me OF having q
wheel In my head. II l have, false
beauty, it is at least wheel that has
run true to you!"
"Ah, yes" replied the young wo-
man with far away look in her soul
full eyes. sand yet ! hardly want you
for hub. you know!"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-26
Johns, on FLOODED Also.

= Jamestown, Pa, May 2l.-The
heaviest rainstorm since the big food
of 1889 ceased yesterday morning and
early light disclosed flooded streets
and alleys and cellars full Of water.
About SIS, 200 worth of timber belong
ing to the Conemaugh Lumber COM
pany broke loose and was carried
away, tearing. two bridges away and
causing great damage. Fifty feet of q
stone wall along tine Conerhaugh river.
was washed away and crops In the
vicinity were ruined, entailing q loss
of thousands of dollars.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-26
coiored Miner Slain by Strikers

BIRMINGHAM Ala, May 2L-At
Pratt City Walter Glover. a colored
miner. was awakened from sleep,
called to his door and shot dead. The
murderers then fed. At daylight
Jerry Hillary, Connie Sullivan and
John Driver, striking miners, were ar
rested for the murder. The force of
guards has been increased and the
word given to shoot violators of the
law
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-26
ImprI,oned IN rheir Homes.

HUNTINGDON, Pa, May 21.-Within
the last twenty-four hours the Juniata
and the Raystown branch have risen
twenty-five feet, flooding the low
farms and imprisoning whole families
in their homes At Sloyestown, Bed
ford county, Mrs Jacob Miller, while
trying to save her personal be-
longings, was drowned Whole farms
on the Raystown branch have been
practically ruined, buildings and fenc-
ing washed away and crops destroyed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-05-26
THE FEMALE" COLLEGE.

An institution once there was, -.
OF learning and OF knowledge, "A u
Which had upon its high brick front bg
A ''Vassar Female College" Va ~ q
The maidens fair could not enjoy
Their bread, and milk, and porridg6,
For craven on the forks and spoons
L Was .Vassar Female Colleye,'
Ira 10. 10, lat IRA 10, 10. lar
Twas ''vassar FemaB College" "a
A strong east win at last came by, ~
A wind that blew from Norwich:
II tore the Female" from the sign
That was upon the COLLEGE
And as tho>fnculty pro crossed 49,
In wisdom and In knowled 20, u
They took the Female" OF the spoons,
AS wellsas on the cole re- a
Ira Ia. la; lal Ira 10, Ia, lai.
Itnow Is Vassar College &-S y
Girls of Vassar