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HAS NOT RESIGNED.
Tho Statement That Gladstone Has Quit
Denied by His Secretary.

The Statement That Gladstone Has Quit
Denied by His Secretary.
LONDON, Feb. 2S.-An Edinburgh spe-
cial TO the Erening Nelcs emphatically re-
peats that Gladstone has resigned and
the premiership been offered to Roseberry.
The Times declares that whatever is done
about the premiership, it Is certain that
home rule will be dropped. Gladstone is
understood TO have proposed to his col.
leagues not to revive the home rule ques.
ton by resolution, pledging the house of
commons to take it up at the next scs-
sion. The proposal is said not to have
found favor with the cabinet.
In spite of the cold Gladstone drove in
an open phaeton this afternoon to
Buckingham palace and was Immediately
admitted TO the presence Of the queen. II
is generally believed he went to tender his
resignation as premier.
Gladstone's interview with the queen
lasted half an hour. Nothing definite is
known of its tenor Among the most OF
rumors the general opinion is that Glad
stone has either resigned or will shortly
do so.
The associated press was subsequently
assured by Gladstone's private secretary
that the premier had not resigned and
that the situation was unchanged.
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WAR AMCNG MINERS.
Strikers Attack the Working Miners and
Are Eepulssd With Loss.

strikers Attack the Working Miners and
Are Eepulssd With Los.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 25.-Gover-
nor McCorkle received dispatch this
afternoon from Eagle, mining town
about 30 miles east, saying there is trouble
with strikers there and asking him TO
send troops. The governor sent his pri-
vate secretary TO report If militia are
needed. Later dispatches from Eagle re-
port that there was meeting of the
strikers this afternoon. at which it was de-
termined TO force the working miners TO
come out. They went to Wyant's mines
about 500 strong with 80 guns. The work.
ing miners took refuge in Tipple. all well
armed. The strikers when within about
leo yards began firing. The men in Tip
pie replied with telling effect, killing one
man and wounding several. A telegram
tonight stated that the firing lasted for
two hours, but everything is quiet. Fur
iher trouble is feared and the governor
has ordered Company X of the National
guards of this city and Company Of
Huntington 10 march at once.
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Approved the Gov.rnor.s Action.

Speclal Dispatch 10 the S,a1ilri
HELENA. Feb. 2s.-The board of parlons
to-day approved the action Of Governor
Richards in remitting $3.50 of the 500 bail
forfeited by G. T.. Duer and Charles Rowe.
who were the bondsmen of Hugh Mckay.
The latter was charged at Fort Benton
with keeping n disorderly house. Duer
and Rowe went his bail. When the time
came for trial Mckay had run away to
avoid arrest on more serious charge for
violation of tho federal law. Through the
ina,tention OF Peter NJ. Baum, attorney
for Mckay, when the case was called no
ono was present and the bail of 500 was
forfeited. The governor said in remiiting
part OF this that had Mckay gono to trial
aud been convicted the maximum penalty
would have been $50. He therefore re-
mitted tho balance Of the bond. The
board approves his action and requires
Ducr aud Rowe to pay $50 and Sl2so
costs.
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A PARTISAN SENSATION
Revelations Of Secret Work Of the Duply
Ministry in Franco
COUNT D'AUNAY REMOVED
sn Article In the "Figaro" Recites a
Peculiar story OF the Franco
Russian AlIianee-A Set
Of Questions.
COUNT D'AUNAY REMOVED
copyrighted by Associated Press.

Copyriehted $50, by Associatel Pres,
PARIs. Feb. GA sansa,io, mas
caused in This citv and .Isawhero h,. ,s,
appearance of an article i, tho ry.o-, =,
which the ear of Russia. pr;ncsss NJ
DOrleans. tho wifo Of Pence waidan,,r
of Denmark. Count De- R,nn,h,nn The
French military attacbe a, Conanh,,an
General Borius. secratar,, ,,a,'oraI 81
chief of the military bonseboid of presi.
dent Carnot, and others NAV c,,s,;,.ro,,s
roles. Some idea of tho ,r,yi,v 30 ,h.
revelations may be ,a,borod fron, The r,o,
that Premier Ca.,mir por;ar to-d,v smh.
mitted 10 Pres don, Carno, Co.. HE go.
ture. a decree removina Cann, n,.na.u
ex.minis.er ~ Corenhoosn rror, ,ha a.
plomat,c service owinc 10 h;s .o,n.n,;o,
with the affair The .la,ions ars, -
cia ,ed with the Fr,,co. Rmssian a,l;ancs
AID annoar 10 h.,a No., III, sn.,L.
inc. the reapl, % ;n,r,,,,os .. .r,.J ~, 10
hind the hacks ~ ,ho nnn,v ,,,;nis,rv
The chief ,ncidsn, ,nen,;onaJ I'm oor.
nection with tho reyo,stions l. Tho a,,eced
attemnt 10 oh,,;n ,hromoh pr;ro.ss Nar,a
D'Or,eans an ;d., ~ ,ha .,,r,s r.., fo,,.
inc ON The scona ~ ,bo Er,n,o-R -R,ss;on
alIiapco w;,h ,his .I,;o., T., ,,;o,,, g.
tain Roauoh,,nn !, ;s "a ,n,ro,oha,,
tho rr;,oass ,s'i,,, r. 80 -
rio, re,,,;ra', h., ,,,a E,.aL ..,',
or ra ,ber h,, p.,s,dsn, Caut IT, -,
cess accorl;na 40 tho storu ,ss,id 40 par.
renIiod vaano,r 20 ,ha snns.s,,ons 80 80
,ain Renrch. nm ,,hn s,hsao,.n,i,,
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BURIED IN A COAL MINE
FiVa Miners Imprisoned by Big Fall
OF Coal
RESCUE IS VERY PROBABLE
The Mon Are stu Alive and Make
Answers to Caiis-Strenuous
Efforts to Dig Through I'M
prisoning Walls.

ASHLAND, Pa, Feb. es.-Fivc men we're
tonight imprisoned in the Boston Run
mine at this place, the result Of fall OF
coal.
Thcrei is every reason 10 believe thatthe
men will lie released and 1t is known they
are alive aud probably unhurt. At the
time Of the accident there were seven
men nj work in the mine, Joseph and John
Mseckes. twin brothers, Charles Mahon,
Louis White, Edward MeGael. James
Kramer and William Eraine. They were
IN one Of the upper lifts when large fall
Of crop and surface coal took place, I'LL
ing the gangway aud choking IL up COM
petely, thus cutting of all means of
escape for ths imprisoned men, As
soon as the accident was discovered.
Superintendent venth and n squad of res
cuers began tho work of extricatlng IN,
men from their pcrilous position. At 3
o'clock they heard tappings and few
minutes later the sounds wero answered
by faint but cheerful cries from the i'm
prisoncd miners. At o'clock the res
cuers came upon n pocket in which they
found the Mecckes brothers safe and
sound. From them they learned that tho
others were about 80 yards further in tho
mine.
At l0p. m. the work Is still going on.
Shouts aud calls from the imprisoned
men are plainly heard. IL there should
be no further cave-in. there is no reason
TO doubt that tho rcscuers will reach them
by o'clock in the morning.
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CRIED FOR HELP.
Horis story vouchsd for by Frank
HhIin-y.
Special Correspondence of the Standard.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
LIVINGSTON, Feb. 27.-Fat Frank Whit
ney. for many years one Of the chief men
OF junction City, but more recently the
head of the Custer Forwarding aud Trans
portation company a, Custer station, tells.
in his own inimitabIe way, a remarkable
story, Illustrative of striking animal In,cl-
llgence. The event recountcd by Mr.
Whitney is as follows:
Last summer, when the Yellowstone
river was nearly at its highest during the
June rise, the mail and express wagon
for Junction City was driven onto the ferry
boat at the well-known crossing between
Custer and the latter place. The ferry Is
one of the kind which is driven by the
force OF the current Of the river, the at
tachmcnis beng by side fisicnings which
slide by pullies over cable connecting
the shores. The express wagon was drawn
by two horses, one a heavy roadster OF
400 pounds, the other a nervous and III
teligent animal, some 900 pounds less in
weight. Two young men were with the
train. When in midstream what Is known
as tho dead man. |. e. the log buried in
the earth by which the main cable is At
tached, became displaced, and tho boat
swung out helpless at the mercy Of the cur
rent. The men in charge. ai,lel by the
ferryman, removed the mail and express
TO the life boat moored to the
ferry barge. and after releasing the
horses from their harness escaped TO tho
shore. Finding himself free the smaller
one of the horses walked oil the boat into
the river and swan directly TO the shore
where he landed safely upon beach con.
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copyrighted. IsOt by Associated Press.
Rio DE JANEIRo. Feb. 2s.-For q mo-
ment the interest in the warfare between
the insurgents and the government forces
has almost disappeared and people are
concentrating their attention upon the
rcsidential election, which Is TO take
place tomorrow. The republican candi-
dates are SENIOR Prudentc Moraes Of Sao
Paulo for president and DR.. Manoel VIC
torina Pereira of Bahia for vice president.
A section of the republican party nomi-
mated Senior Eacs Caryalho Of Para for
vice president. Other candidates for the
presidency are Seniors Ruy BLrbosa, Sill
yiera MARITIME, Or. Seabia and Lauro
Sobrc. The election OF Scnhor Moraes Il
nearly certain. as there is 40 organization
OF the opposition to him. Martial law
ends at o'clock tonight. The result OF
the election will bc officially declared at
the meeting of congress in May next.
Members OF congress are also TO be
elected tomorrow; everything is very quiet
hero to-day.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
The Conference on the Tariff Bill Comes
To n Conclusion.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The Democratic
special Caucus on the tariff bill il over
and both sides are claiming to have made
progress for the interests they repre-
sentcd. The outcome is in the nature of
a victory for the democratic membess oil
the finance committee, vino prepared the
bill as IL was returned 10 them without
any instructions 10 make changes irnme-
diately after the adjournment Of the eau
Gus. Senators German, Bricc, Hill. Smith,
Murphy, Camden and one or two Others
who have been known TO he very much OPP
posed TO the bill of the finance commit
Tee held consultation and their attitude
is in direct contrast with the members OF
the finance committee. When Senator
Pugh of Alabama stated that he would
no; be bound by the action OF the caucus,
several senators at once declared II
would be useless 10 take any
more votes. Opinion seems 10
be divided rs to whether
the finance committee will now make any
chrnges. The impression is that some
changes of n minor nature will be made
as well as some concessions granted where
the demands have been apparently bust
and where the changes will not necsssi-
tate other changes in the bill. II sex.
pected the bill will now be disposed Of as
soon as possible.
One member Of the committee said be
expected the bill to be reported 10 the full
committee by Saturday and efforts xill
he made to get il into the senate early
next week. Republicans look upon thc
result Of the caucus as one OF distinct
advantage to them and of possible disas-
ter to the bill. II is thought the strength
which the opponents OF the bill hsvc
shown indicates that the bill will bc modi-
fed in the senate, or it may be postponed
TO the first Monday in December. The
probabilities are the opposition may Sbc
very much like that in the house. making
great show to secure concessions, but in
tho end will melt away and the bill be
passed
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BosroN, Feb. .s.-The speelallegislative
committee on the unemployed that was
appointed as n result of tue exciting labor
demonstration of last week, gave hear.
ing to-day TO tho representatives Of the
unemployed. There was no demonstra-
ton. Morrison L. Swift and Herbert n.
Casson. leading aSitators OF the move
menl in Boston. appeared and argued for
then asked for the establishment OF state
factories and farms, the commencement
OF public works and the appointment OF n
permanent commission OF unemployed.
They stated that 1900 persons are out OF
employment in Boston.
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Special Cores p1ndcncc of the STANDARD.
LIVINGSTON, Feb. 27.-George Wright
returned from trip TO the Mdwinier
fair on Sunday. lie brought from San
Francisco, for the ediilcation OF brother
journalists in the state. graphic report
of visit to the Internal regions. entitled
"Hell Up to Date The work is yiyidly
illustrated after the fashion OF Dlnte's
Inferno, and is from the pen of a we'll
known newspaper writer and artist. Mr..
Wright recommends IT to the attention of
both the profession and the public, not
alone because of the chastc aud classic
character OF the work itself, but because
Of the warning IL frequently sots forth io
all whose feet are prone TO wander into
the bypaths OF sin and msdoing.
The work of the board OF appraisers has
been completed here.
George Alderson, editor of the Post,
passed Sunday and part Of Monday in
Bozeman.
Attorney Campbell visited Big Timber
on Monday, where he was called to attend
TO legal matters.
Associate Justice Harwood passed
through Livingston on Tuesday for Bill
ings. having been called in connection
with court matters TO that point.
George der of the Hatch-Dier Mercan-
tile company was in Livingston Sunday.
Monday and part Of Tuesday. lie left on
the latter day for Billings.
Travel on the Northern Pacific has
been light Of late. the easI-bound trains
being nearly empty.
Mild Ntnls which have raDidly thaweI
the snow. have prevailed lately.
Pools of water stand in the streets here,
and the walks are bare of snow aud dry.
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JEWELRY

We will either buy it for
cash, manufacture it into
any piece Of modern jew
elry for you or trade for
any jewelry OF merchan-
disc in stock. In manu-
featuring and repairing we
head the list. Our reputa-
ton as workmen is well
known in Montana. Any
thing in the jewelers. art
made just as you wish it
on short notice. Designs
for any piece Of work SUBJ
rnitted with prices when
required.
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4 sudden u a'ii.
Special Correspondence OF the standard

Special Correspondence Of the standard.
EozENAS. Peb. III. u. Hopping. a
prominent farmer of this county, died
very suddenly at his ranch near Three
Forks. Ii is presumed here that the cause
of death was heart trouble. The funeral
will lake place Thursday, the Rev. Davis
Wilson of this city conducting tho SER
vices. Mr.. Hopping was u well known
old timer. and was respected by all who
knew him. Last election Mr.. Hopping
was candidate for the Office of county
commissioner on the republican ticket.
Mrs. Caroline 5. Noe, aged "a years,
died at the home OF her son in Bozenan
this afternoon at 3 80 o'clock. Tho funeral
will take place from the residence on Tenn
pie avenue Thursday. The services will
be conducted by Rev. Jacob Mills, who
will be assisted by tho Rev. Mr.. Lewis.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. ?s.-Cashier New
berry Of tho Citizens National bank Of
spokane, WASH. and Charles L. Thois Of
the Washington National bank of Spo-
kane called on Comptroller Erklcs to-
day. 1t was arranged tina, tue Washing
ton National should go into voluntary
liquidation and that liquidation should be
through the Citizens bank. The result of
this arrangement will be practically cou.
sol.dation of the two banks.
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Onic n Promotious.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The senate, in
executive session to-day. confirmed the
following nominations: Receivers of pub
lie moneys. David Il. Asbury at Bozeman,
Montana: Milton 6. Gage at Boise City,
Idaho; receiver of land offices, Benjamin
L. Morris of Denver, Idaho, at Lewiston,
Idaho; Past Assistant Paymaster John Il.
Martin, TO be paymaster IN navy, First
Lieutenant William p. Biddell. 10 DO cap
tain in marine corps; Second Lieutenant
weddell c. Neville, to be first Lieutenant
in United States marine corps.
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Ia JrSTA. Colo, Feb. ss.-Ex.President
Benjamin Harrison and party passed
through In Junta to-day. The eN-presi-
dent made few remarks congratuiating
the people of Colorado on their pluck aud
energy IN stcmming tho hard tide Of ad-
versity. At Lamar, Colo, the ex-president
was greeted by the Lamar band and a
large concourse of people. In his remarks
he said he believed within year foreign
nations will no compelled to agree to an
international silver conference.
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Special Dispatch 10 the standard
Moscow. Idaho, Feb. pa largely at.
tended meeting OF the taxpayers Of Lltah
county was held here to-day, for the p,ir-
pose OF taking measures to protect the
people from alleged acts of county ofll-
cials in taking excessive salaries and fees.
A committee OF - was appointed, in.
siructcd to make thorough investigation
aud directed to employ counsel aud insti.
iute suit II found necessary TO recover
money illegally withheld.
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Judp. McDll.'s Death.

CREsToN. Iowa, Feb. 2s.-Judge ]. W.
McDill of the interstate commerce COM
mission, died this morning of ty3hus
fever. aged 20. Hewas prominent in state
and national politics, had served as dis
trict judge. member of congress and
United States senator in addition TO the
Office held at the time Of his death.
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To Omen n Rrarrxa,ion.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-The question OF
opening the Uintah and uncompahgre
reservations in Utah to settlement is un-
der consideration by the acting secretary
of the interior. The amount of land in
volyed is estimated at i,OOO,0 900 acres. rich
in valuable minerals. There are 10000
acres OF asphaltum land.
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PARIS, Feb. 2s.-Therc was a great up.
roar among the students OF the Sorbonns
when the academic,n. NJ. Ferdinand
Bruneterc attempted to lecture on Lite
crature" to-day. Eventually the students
became so uproarious and excited that
they smashed all the furniture in the hall
and only stopped rio;ing when the police
cleared out the pllce.
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Examined the Pope,

ROME, Feb. e. Father Kneipp, famous
for his advocacy OF the So called
water cure, had an audience with the popo
to-day. After his examination Of his holi-
ness, Father Kneipp expressed the opinion
that the pope will probably live beyond
the end Of the century.
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BERLIN. Feb. 2s.-A a meeting of the
Farmers league. Werner, director Of the
Agricultural High school, and Professor
Mueller. as the result OF studies made at
Chicago, denounced the manner of the
inspection OF American meats. II is
probable the government will take action
on their reports.
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Iounp NIIssionarIea.

DETROIT, Feb. 2s.-The second inter
national convention Of the Students VOL
unteer Movement for Foreign Missions
opens here this evening. Twelve hundred
delegates from all parts of the world, rep
resenting more than 40 denominations
and between 30 aud 800 colleges will be
present.
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Genera, E,rIy Weaker.

LYScHBuRG, Va, Feb. 2s.-General
Early's condition is practically unchanged
since Saturday night. He is steadily
weakening and can last only few days
at the best.
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DEs MoINEs. Feb. "a resolution for
the submission to vote of the people OF
a constitutional amendment granting the
right of suffrage at all elections and TO
hold any state office to women was de-
ieated in tho senate this afternoon-20
10 ~.
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SING SING. Y. Y. Feb. 2S.-Warlen
Durston says be does not fear any out
break Of smallpox ia the state prison and
there Is nothing TO prevent him receiving
prisoners as usual.
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, Feb. 2s.-Thc fislr
ing schooner Henrietta, which left for it,
banks Of New Foundland Nov. % Is given
up for lost. She has not been heard from
since Jan. 3. II is supposed she ioundercd
in the gale Of Feb. y. She had ii men on
board
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BERLIN, Feb. 2s.-In the rcighstag to-day
tho debate on the Russo-Gcrman CONNER
cial treaty was resumed, Herr Richter al
tackled the national liberal aud conscrva-
tive parties and demand the adoption Of
tho treaty,
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LONDON, Feb. .s.-Blondin. the cele-
brated rope walker, celebrated his 10Th
birthday to-day in the Crystal palace. lie
walked a rope, carrying one of his sons,
who weighs $50 pounds. He says he ex-
poets to bc still walking the rope at so.
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Death of n Minister.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2s.-Rev. Dr. II. ".
Patterson, one of the best known Pres
byterIan ministers IN the country. and 20
years minister, died at Evanston this
morning
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Not Vat In Siuy Sing.

BRooKLYS, Feb. 2s.-It was agreed To-
day that Boss McKane need not 20 TO
Sing Sing until tomorrow providing the
defense would not apply TO any justice for
stay. The respite is allowed TO permit
Mckane TO see his wife.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-To-day's session
Of the National Electric Light association
convention was entirely taken up with
tho reading and discussion of number
of interesting trade subjects.
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LONDON. Feb. 2s.-Premier Mcllwraith
of Queensland. who arrived to-day, is
quoted as declaring the contemplated Pa
ciiic cable 10 only to be a British cable,
according to present intentions.
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Killed His WIFE,

TRENTON, y. j., Feb. 2s.-William Ryan.
potter, - years of age, to-day shot his
wife and then fired bullet into his own
brain and died instantly. Mrs. Ryan
cannot recover.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2s.-The Columbian
Fire Insurance company OF America as.
signed to-day to 5. II. sullivan. TIE as.
sets are about $4,000, with contingent
Liabilities of sl25,Oo0.
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United states ship,.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The United
States steamer Lancaster sailed from
Singapore for Cologne and tic Concord
from Shanghai for Annoy.
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WAsHIHuToS. Feb. 2s.-It is supposed
President Cleveland and party are now In
Currituck sound. North Carolina. the par
adise OF sportsmcn.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.- -Postmasters
we're nominated to-day as follows: VIC.
Phillips, Rsdlands, Ca; II. {. Clancy,
Glendiye, Mont.