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Their Name Is Legion.

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STATE OF OHIO, City OF TOLEDO,

|
LUCAS COUNTY, 3d.
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LARS for each and every case of
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of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
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MRS. w. J. FAHEY OF Leroy Il. j..
says: "Have tried fifty cough Cures,
Parks Cough Syrup is the only one
that helped me. know it Is the best
Cough Remedy" Sold by Smoot Drug
Company.
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Cable From Queen Iii.


Dear Gresham One more boon
crave,
| trust in your affection.
TITS not to murder Dole, the Kna
Nor put down instruction;
IT'S not my crown, but me to sages
L write in deep detection.
And so a package | must have
OF Parks Tea for my complexion.
Gresham's Answer to Queen Lii.
When received your cablegrsm
l thought | sure would faint,
For though often use Parks Tea
IT'S not for your complaint.
feared that Mrs. G. would think
Wrong about our connection
Till on her dresser there l saw
Parks Tea for her complexion,
Sold By Smoot Drug company,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-06
Jones QUITS Them COLD
IT'S AGAINST FREE SILVER
Hs Says He'll Only Train With the
Party In Future That DPinGS
the White Metal 20
the Front.

New YORK, Sept. k-Senator Jones Of
Nevada. when intsrviswsd here last night.
said he had not changed bis politics. The
views he now advocated wore the same he
bad been upholdlne In congress since he
nrst entered that body. He authorised
the publication Of . letter dated WASH
ingtou, AUG. %. TO Hon. Enoch Strothsr,
chairman OF the state central committee
Of Nevada, In which hs says In part:
"Having been fully convinced the ~.
publican party 70 unalesrably opposed 10
the free coinage Of silver at the ratio OF 10
to !, o. 81 al, except with the consent Of
foeeleu governments, and ct ratio to b
dictated By them, I have to announce !
can no longer oct with that party"
He scoifs with bitterness at what he calls
International bimstallism. The money
question, he protssts, 10 one Of those great
Issues justifyine the formation Of new
parties. n al the fres silver men voto to-
esther, hs believes they can elect the
president In 1895.
Tho senator closes bic letter - follows:
"In the immovabls conviction that the
proGrsss, prosperity and happiness oe the
people Of Nevada and those Of the entire
country arc more Immediately dependent
upon monetary reform than upon any
othsr Issue, I shall hsncsforth vote and act
With the party that brings this ovsrmastee.
Ing issue to the 'front.'"
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But Ha Couldn't Knock IeCaPlhJ
o..
1T LASTED TWENTY ROUNDS
The Fight Was Q Hot One Prom
Start to Finish But the Non.
pareli Had the Best
Of It.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. G-Ths Dempssy
and Mccarthy light was declared dad
10 the 10Th round. John Duffy vas rsfs.
rec. Time was called at 9:iS. Mccarthy
was on the aggressive. Dempsey scored 9
body blow, then landed . right on the
head, then landed both hands with heavy
swings on the head aud Jaw.
In the second round Mac scorsd righe
on the body, while Dempsey Mas fighting
Tor the head. Mac caught heavy swing
on the jaw and the round closed In Dsmps
sey's favor.
In the third round the men elinchsd,
then Jack landed right on the Jaw which
nearly knocked Mac down. In the fourth
Jack landed heavy blow on the stomach,
another on the nose and got away. In the
Nth Jack was the aegrsssor, and scored .
loft on the nose and . right on the body.
In the sixth Mac dill . heavy swing which
nearly lifted Jack on the ground. Nas
caught letter on the Jaw. Both landsd
heavily.
In the seventh both men: swung heavy
body blows, hut the round elossd ID
Jacks favor. Round 8-Nac elinehsd "a
avoid punishment. He missed right %
the jaw and nearly fell through the ropss.
Dempsey continued his terrible rights oo
the body; both landed their lsfts on The
head and fell on tho ropes. There vess
several clinches In the round mainly due
to Dsmpsey's sensralship. Jack landed
two rights on the jaw just a. time was
called.
From this until the 3oth round Dempsey
did ell the execution. but he could noe
knock his game opponent out. Ths pusss
Of z, 900 was divided.
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SWALLOWED A WHOLE TOWN.
A Awsul Disaster In The Psnnsylvaala
MiainR Regtona

LoFrKE, Pa. Sept. 5.-Ths little mining
town OF Scotch Valley was swallowed up
tonight in mine cave.in. The Widest
excitement prevails throughout the 70.
eion and the details are fraementsry.
The dozen houses on each side Of the
principal street are completely swallowed
up In gaping hole and nothing can b
seen of the other buildings but the roofs.
Rescuing parties are exerting every
means to release the occupants Of the On.
gulfed dwellings. One OF the buried
houses has taken fire. Up to o'clock to-
night all persons who could be found had
been taken from the ruins.
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Sandstoas eu his hands end knsse. yuily
six miles moss. iaessditahae = y may
seem, 10 esawlsd, reaching Sandstone,
after having spent the entire tiue sdnce
Saturday night on the way. Hb hends
and feet suffered and hs viii bses The
marks to his grave.
HoPKINs ASKS FOE AID.
CHICAGO, Sept. k.-Nayoe Hepkins
Issued . pcoclamatlon to-day ealilng on
the people Of Chicaeo 70 contribute 70 the
rslisf Of the forest nrs auifsrsra LIBERAL
eontributious arc sxpsetsd.
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SlMONOS Is THE STUFF.
lie Rsadiiy Defended Ms Sisters
Honor.

HENRIETTA, Tex, Sept. 3D.. W. Witt,
superintendent OF public schools a. De,
catur, so miles east OF here, was assas-
sina'ed las; night by $. Simonds, young
business man OF sherman. Tho tragedy
occurred in "a public street at Decatur.
Witt, 1t Is sail. boastcd of his intimacy
with Miss Mollie Simonds, n daughter OF
DIR. Simonds and sister of 5. Simonds,
who was teacher In tho Northwestern
Baptist college at Decatur. Simonds
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Sirginis Republicans.

ELKlSs. w. Va, Sept. 5.-An excep-
tionally large number OF delegates as
semblcl to-lay TO nominate candidate
TO oppose William L. Wilson in the sec.
ond congressional district. Ex.president
Harrison. who is the guest of ex-Secre-
tary Elkins, will be asked to address the
convention.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.--A large crowd
Witnessed the six events decided Ut La
tonia. The favorites kept up their win.
ming streak, tho first four esllopins homo
with ease. Seven furlonRs-Clintie &.
won, Remorse second, Guilty third; time,
i:20. One milo and ~ yards-Prsulcin
won. Portugal second, The Governsss
third; time, l:alH. One mile and one.
eighth-lda Pickwick won, Lake Shore
second. Peytonis third; time, :5L One
mils-Lindoletts won, Charity second.
Zophille third; time, i:A3N. Five fur.
longs-Sandoval won, Practice second.
Shanty Bob third; time. .05H. Five fur
longs-whiR won, Boo boy second, In.
somnia third; time, i:l5X.
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TOM pArrERsoN hoorep.
Ne Wss Opposed 70 waite Das sAs
MsjeSisy Wssar


PuEnLo. Colo. Sept S.--Pandsmeaium
broke loose In the populist state eooven-
ton almost - soon % Il was eallsd to
order as s:i5 o'clock to-day. Ths majority
report Of the committee on crsdsattals
favored the seating Of the Waite dele
gates from Denver. and the Barsla dele
gates from Los Animas county. Waite
and Barela have reached an understand.
Ing and Senator Barsla has already bssn
nominated for state treasurer hv the
democrats and will also receive the
populist nomination.
Thomas II. Patterson, leader of the
opposition to Waite, endsavorsd to spoAk.
Ths convention refused to hsar him until
the majority report Of the efsdsattalb
committee had bsen adopted With Q
hurrah. A motion was then carried allow
Ing Patterson Ave minutes 10 address the
convention. Patterson said that nethlno
hs could cay In i've minutes would mako
any impression upon the delegates and
he would therefore simply spter the pro-
test Of the minority.
I'd Holden. anti-Waite, attempted to
speak, but was howlsd down. Thsrs-
upon the Patterson delegation from
Denver left ths hall, followed By about
dosen other delegates.
Governor Waite was renominatsd on
the first ballot, receiving all but eight
votes, which we're given to Consrsssmau
Pence. A committee Of ladies was ap-
pointed to escort Waite to the hall, and
Miss Phoebe Cousins introduced him. He
was greeted with tremendous cheering.
Things started with . rush . o'clock
tonight In great contrast with the
dilatory action this afternoon when Ia
three hours Il had done nothing sxesps
The selection Of the state COMMITTEES and
taking one hallot for lieutenant govsrnoe.
Matters soon resumed their slow going
fashion. The second ballot resulted In
the selection Of s. W. Harmon Of Denver,
sx-president Of the trades assembly, whe
defeated Rev. Myron w. Reed.
The indications are now that Il will b
nearly daylight before the nominations
are completed and the platform will MOI
b presented until then IN the rsgulas
order Of business. Harmon was on the
Waite slate, which will probably "a
through for the administration mon,
many Of whom are accused Of bsins paid
to attend, now have the convsation veil
In hand, and the chairman proposes Ia
keep the body Ia session until ito work ID
ACCOMPLISHED.
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JONES QUITS THEM.
The Nevada Senator lssneuness His 4
lsgtancs % Republieaaism.

The Nevada Senator lssneuness His A..
lssianos 70 Rspablisaaisn.
WAsHNoroN, Sept. G-Ths Ecsnino
Star sayss To-day furnishes genuine
sensation in political circles by the state.
msnt that Senator John p. Jones Of Nc.
vada. who has represented his state In the
United States senate for over q years.
has formally rsnouncsd his allegiance 10
the republican party and casts bis lot
with tho populists. Senator Jones has
written letter to his constituency, which
will be published In Nevada tomorrow,
and will b tho first intimation 10 the peo-
pie Of that state that he has dolIsd the
political garment which hs has worn with
such distinction for % many years, and
be- will don the garb Of the third party.
Senator Jones left Washington to-day fos
Nov York. His bolt makes the Ncvads
congregational delegation solidly popu.
listic.
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Aliens Great Feat

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 6-F. II. Al.
lon Of Springfield broke the worlds bicy.
clio record class A, flying start, paced. and
standing start, paced. at Hampton Park
this afternoon. Time, flying start, :5s ID; I;
quarter, ~ 3-5; one-thirl, :6 3-5; half,
:js 30; two-thirds, l:ls i.j; three.quar-
ters. | 20 3-5. Standing start, mile in
2:O2 i-j. The record was previously held
by Nat Butler.
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THEY'RE IN HIS HANDS.
Jsdgs Nesssw says He'll Try Essel
aaA Cho0s,

ssA Chaos.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. k-The eoverus
mont Of San Salvador has exhausted its
stock Of depositions and seems 10 have
only oral testimony to offer In the extsadk
ton procsedinss now pending In The
United States district court hses againss
Gen. Antonio Essta and his fellow rsfu.
gees. The dspositions pssssntsd - fas
have not bssn entirely satisfaetesy 70 he
prosecution, tuasmuch - great doal a
ruling Of the court.
The flrst deposition relates to the KILL
ing Of Thomas Canas. the tsamstse whom
General Essta and Juan Cisnfueeos sns
countsrsd during thslr flight 10 the 80.
The second accuses General Cisnfuseoa
and Manuel Cassin with shooting as Ans
dros Amaya, With whom Casaln vas as
war. The third deposition 10 In eonnses
tion with the foeeibls taking Of q. .b6l from
the international hank Of Salvador and
Nicaragua By General Essta. Thsn cane
. long aceusation charging the refugees
With shooting Caesar AlfAso and The hang
ins oe Casino HenriQuss, the revclutioos
ists Who had opposed Essta's cause.
The other charges Of burning hensse
and shooting other pereons weeo 6eeuGAt
out. But very soon after the 6euveasne
Of the court the counsel for the 0eteoso
announced they had no further 6sposi.
tious as hand.
d.. Caldsron, loeal consul fee San Sal
vador, was sween. He testiasd that im>
postant doeumsnts intsndeA - evidenco
against the accused had bsen dlspatchsa
10 him and would arrive On The nsxA
steamer from Central AmssSea. Upoo
this showing the prosscuttoa moved fse .
Continuance.
Judge Morrow refused 10 ssast . ssAs
tinuanee. Ths dsfsnss then moved See Q
dismisal This mosioa, teo. was ovsrs
ruled.
The defense decided 10 put In svidsaso
10 substantiats their plea Of lack of jusis.
diction of United States courts.
Commander Thomas OF the guuhoao
Bennington was called TO the vitnsss
stand. IL was announced to b the intsn.
tion Of the defense 10 prove that the psiss
onsrs had really bssn kidnaped Int this
country, their demands 10 Be permitted 70
leave the gunboat at L. Libsrtad and
Acapulco having bssn refused, and that
they could not be considered within the
Jurisdiction Of the court inasmuch 80 thsy
had been forcIbly and illegally landed
upon American soil. Commander Thomas
testified briefly 40 to the incidents a The
rebellion in San Salvados. bat was pees
vented from stating Why be bad detained
tho refugees on board the Bennington.
Judge Morrow finally ruled the province
OF the court was to consider the psisonees
within its Jurisdiction and not to eonsldss
the means In which they bad got there.
This means that unless resort y had 10
habeas corpus procesdinss In another
court the prisoners will b tried On the
merits Of the evidence presented agsins>
them by the government Of San SalvadoeS
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SALVADOR REFUoEEs.
rhey Are Having the Right ef Fhsir
lIvas at sFflsoo.

rhey Are Having the Right ef rhsir
Lives ss 'Fsisee.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 6.-Gensral Au-
tonia Essta and his four fellow refugees
from San Salvador we're brought In the
United States district court this morning
for examination for extradition. Judge
Beatty sat With Judge Morrow. The court
room was crowded with Spanish Ameri.
cans. Among the throas were many L.
dlss. Tue counsel for the defense at once
raissd the question Of the courts jurisdic.
tion and urged that the testimony Of the
o6lcee of the eunboat Bennington be
taken In order that u might b shown
that the prisoners had bsen practically
kidnapped into this country. IL was ar.
gusd that while the prisoners had asked
and been granted temporary protection on
board the Bennington, they had subse-
qusntly demanded to b per.
mittsd to leave the gunboat
at In Nbsetad and also at
Acapulco, and these demands having
bssu refused, they had been forcibly and
unlawfully brought to within three leagues
Of this city and there held merely 10 make
the present cases for extradition. Thus,
II was claimed the prisoners we're not law.
fully within the Jurisdiction Of the court.
BY the Bennington's officers the defense
hoped 10 prove these facts. II necessary
the prisoners, the lawyers declared, could
bring up the issue by suing out writs OF
habsss corpus and having the refugees
taken before another court, having right
under that method Of procedure. They
argued that they ought certainly to have
the right to the Same defense under the
court peocssdinzs.
Judge Morrow did not hesitate to pass
upon the question Of bic Jurisdiction. He
declared that the warrants returned by
the United States marshal showed that
the arrests could b made within the
Jurisdiction Of the court and that for the
purposes Of the present proceeding the
men were fully within its jurisdiction. II
would hardly do, he said, for the court to
examine into the conduct OF the naval
officers. Even had the defendants been
wrougfully detained and brought into
United States territory on the man-of.
war, that Was question for the govern.
ment at Washington to deal with and
not tho question before tho court. How.
over, Judge Morrow stated II might b
within the authority Of the court to inquire
into the conduct Of the Bennington OIL.
GERS and on that point he would reserve
his decision.
In answer TO question from the bench
Captain Thomas stated that the Benning'
ton would remain at Marc island until ths
IN iddle Of October. The taking Of testi'
mouy on behalf Of the government Of San
Salvador WAS then ordered 10 proceed.
The Offering Of several dispositions by res
idsnts Of San Salvador resulted in many
technical objections on the part Of the de-
fense.
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A HEAP OF ASHES.

Several Car Leads % Cattle aoA 1sgs
Busasd fs . cslsp.
ARCADIA, Wis, Sept. 6.-Ths vest.
bound freight on the. Green Bay road.
running % miles per hour. ran Into .
burning bridge near here. which gave
away. The engine and II cars we're
wrecked. Tho flrs communicated 10 the
cars Immediately and soon the whole was
hssp Of ashss. A large numbse Of sheep.
hogs and cattle we're burned to . crisp.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-06
The wosl Market

Boston, Sept. 6.-Ths wool market dur.
ing the past week shows several large
transactions Ia territorial Gsades, but the
general trade 10 quiet. The bulk os bus.
nsss now being done was elected bsfoes
the new tariff bin went into elect. bat
this doss not have ANY particular influence
TO stimulate trade - prices have for .
long time been on . free wool bosis. Much
Of ths wool In bond 10 now on the way 10
the mills. The pricss ars 90 follows:
Caiifesnia woois. northern, II TO Ice, fall
woods, Is 70 COO; Oregon wool. fair. . 10
l0c; choice. II 10 l3e; Territory woods,
Montana II TO llc, Michigan and Ohio
unwashsd. l2 to iic; Ohio and Psnnsylva-
mia unmsrchantabls, IL 10 l6c; Australian
combines, superior, ~ 70 lAc; mediums,
SIC; delains hsscss, Ohio g to 23c, Mich
isan dslains flssess. hne. Gle.
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BARNARD Is A BAD ONE.

Ne Get Ous sf Jail Too sssa for the
Pahlic Coed.
PORTLAND, Ors., Sept. Sword has
been received here Of the killing Of Myron
Hamilton at Condor, Ore, by James
Barnard. Barnard was sentenced to two
years In the peui,sntiary for cattle steal.
Ing, but after serving few months was
given . new trial BY the supreme court
and was released. Hamilton was one OF
the witnesses against him at his FIRST
trial.
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Baseball Yesterday

At New York.: Pittsburg. ..
At Broohlyn-2; Cleveland. 1.
At Washington; st. Louis, 4
At Boston,, Louisville. q.
At Baltimore IL: Chicago, 3.
At Philadelphia-l5; Cincinnati, 4