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ONE MORE WHIPPING.
japan Is Said 10 Have Asaia Defeated
Chtaa On Land.

japan L. Said 10 Have Asaia Defeated
Chiaa On Laaa.
WASHINGTON. Aug. SIN speaking Of
the probabilities Of tho pending war bo.
tween Japan and China, an official Of the
Japanese legation recalled tho fact that
the season Of the monsoon aud typhoon 10
now rapidly approaching. Tho presence
OF tho former is not regarded as menace
TO 600 maneuvcring, hut fear is felt for
the latter. Tho typhoon In o revolving
wind storm, whose effects arc disastrous.
II 10 believed by the officers OF the leaa'
ton that naval movements during the
typhoon season, at least, would be some-
what difficult. The Chinese will not ven-
ture great distance from their coast, but
keep close 70 port.
Naval officers say when the dreaded
typhoon sets In there is nothing 10 do but
run from Il. When the vessels are not
sunk by typhoon they frequently arc
driven far out Of their course, 30 II will be
seen that naval operations between Japan
and China sre likely to be conducted with
great risk.
FRANCE Is ALARMED.
PARIS, Aug. R-The Matia to-day pub
fishes . long article on tho relations OF
European powers 10 China. Japan and
Corca. Tho editor In most npprehcnsive
Of covert attempt OF overrcaching on
tho part Of Great Britain. After advising
France 10 remain neutral ~ long ~ poe
sible, IL says: However, u any power
except China and Japan seeks TO gain On
advantage In Corea, France must hold In
reserve tho right to act 20 as to take q
similar advantage for herself. II would
be necessary also to readjust the balance
Of power In case she should be destroyed
BY Great Britain occupying Port Hamilton
OF Russia occupying Port Lssaren."
CHINA WILL PAY BIT WON'T QUIT.
SHANGHAI, Aug. sit 10 officially ~.
ported from Ticn Tsin that tho efforts ol
Great Britain and Russia 10 bring about q
peaceful ssttlemsnt Of the dispute b.
tween China and Japan have failed
China is willing to pay an indemnity, bu'
refuses to surrender.
ANOTHER JAPANESE VICTORY.
YOKOHAMA, Aug. s.-Zikoan has beer
taken by the Japanese with triiiing loss
Tho Chinese lost 500 killed. The enem,
ned In tho direction OF kshin. Tho Japan
zee arc In possession Of Ynshan.
An imperial ordinance has just been
Issued to permit Chinese to reside ID
Japan on condition that they indulge ia
peaceful pursuits. The greatest excite
msnt prevails here and at Toxic and o
other large towns rs result Of the vic
tories Of tho Japanese troops.
Rumors, however arc current that tht
Japanese naval forces have been defeate<
In an engagement with Chinese warships
ESLIsTINc OUTLAWS.
LONDON, Aug. "a dispatch from HON.
Kong to the Times says that the viceroy o
Kwang Htung has enlisted 5000 blacl
flags with which to strengthen tho gar
risons Of tho Can. n river forts. In ad
dition tho viccroy .As stationed four guI
boats at Tiger island in the Canton ant
tho lead mines at Foo Chow and Tamsui
The viceroy Of Kwang Hung has alss
closed tho lighthouse on the southerl
coast.
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day, which bad started out With ths deesss
mination on ths part Of the senate eeo-
fsress, supported By the conservative
senators, to bring the thing 70 . hnality
during the day, and which later brought
the positive, though unofficial, announce.
mont that tho end had been accomplished
and an understanding reached.
The report gained circulation about i
o'clock and grew stronger and stronger
without referring to positive confirmation
from those In position to know the facts,
till about 80 o'clock, when the msmbers
Of the conference and the senators who
had been closeted with them confirmed u
to the extent Of saying while the details
had not been arranged, they felt conhdent
that basis had been found upon which
the conferses Of both houses could stand
and terms had actually been agreed upon
which the conservative senators could nc.
cent.
Both democrats and republicans &C.
cepted this a. tho approach OF the end
and equal to . definite announcement OF
agreement. The terms ~ given out were
that tho sugar schedule 40 published last
week, namely: A duty Of 10 per cent. I'd.
valorem on raw sugar, 10 per cent. on the
value Of raw sugar In refined, and hfth
Of cent differcntial on sugar, free iron
orc with slight changes In the metal
wo0leu and cotton schedules.
When, however, the conference recon-
vened at o'clock Il soon developed that
by no means ell the details had been ~.
ranged and also there was moro o. less
opposition to the programme. and It was
mot long before the oouferess found them
selves bothering over many OF the samo
propositions they bad been considering
for days.
II IL understood that objsction has been
made from the house TO the retention Of
the duty on coal and that certain senators
had taken Q decided stand again.
The confersss, therefore, we're not %
sanguine upon the adjournment Of
their afternoon session a. whom
the forenoon session closed.
They asserted tomorrow would see the
final adjustment Of their dill erences. In.
deed sugar appears. from the statement
given out, to be the only article upon
which . definite conclusion has been
reached, but II 10 understood either coal
OF iron would 60 to the free list and tho
other articles be dutiable at the same rate.
IN THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. SIN the senate
to-day tho house bill to reimburse 4. H.
Nebecker, late treasurer OF tho United
States, for $1,000 paid by him to mako
good shortage when his Office was turned
over to his successor, was passed.
4 Among the bills introduced was one By
Allen Of Nebraska, ITO Prevent Profss.
sional Lobbying" which was referred to
the committee on labor.
The house bill appropriatinR $s0Ooo for
tho construction Of the revenue cutter for
the San Francisco harbor was passed.
The house Joint resolution authorising
the committee Of tho Knights OF Pythiss
to illums the dome Of the capitol durina
the coming sncampment In Washington
was agreed to, and the senate at 3:25
O'Clock adjourned until tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
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SHOT BY A CRAZY cHuMP.
Three Women The Victims OF Fisnd's
Brutality.

OTruMwh, Iowa, Aug. SIN fit Of
jealousy WId. Jenkins, Burlington bag.
gaseuian, at Clinton to-day shot Mrs.
Eliza Murphy, his landlady. and her two
daughters, then killed himself. tie was
enamored of the youngest daughter and
Jealous.
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IN LAST CHANCE ovLcH.
Trials. Divorces. Soldiers. Camping far'
tles and All That.
grnclal ni.uatnh IA fha sfaudapA

Trials, Divorces. Soldiers, Campiag Par.
ties and All That.
Srccial Dispatch TO ths Standard
HELENA, Aug. s.-John Harvey was I'd.
judged insane to-day and will 90 TO Warm
Springs for treatment. His insanity
found its highest expression In punching
people behind their cars, until he Wa
locked up In the county Jail.
Tho assessment value Of the Pacific ex.
tension Of the Grcat Northern railway
was fixed at q, 900 per mile to-day by tho
state equalization board, being tho Same
value ~ last year.
The commissioners Of Lewis and Clarke
mcet ON Aug. 13 to flx tho tax levy for
1894.
A divorce and the custody Of 0 mlnos
child was to-day granted to Julia Lebert,
Who married Louis J. Lebert in Helena In
September, 1857. She alleged desertion.
Everything In tho Ming matter has
quieted down. The hsbsas corpus case
q cot for hearing next Monday in the su-
prems court, but may not come up owing
to the absence OF Justices Pemberton and
Dewitt.
There has been Q notable increase iu
the attendance at ST. Peters Episcopal
church since the arrival OF the new rec.
tor, Rev. w. W. Love Of St. Louis. The
rector 10 . young, unmarried man, OF
modest demeanor and eloquent.
Alexander d. Smith, formerly Q police
man on the west side OF town, and an old
Californian who has occupied positions ol
trust, has been appointed night watch.
L. xkn
Secretary OF State Rotwitt has returned
from "a short trip to White Sulphul
Springs.
Since Jan. FIRST citisen papers have
been issued By the district court 10 ma
tives OF the following countries: Ger.
many. 1; England. -; Sweden and Nor
way, Is; Switssrlsnd, 2; Italy, 3; Austria
81; Belgium, /; France, 1; Russia. 4
Denmark, 2.
A motion has been fled by Sanders
Sanders, counsel for ]. II. Conrad, in hii
suit for divorce from Mabel Conrad, Il
strike out certain parts Of her answer ID
which she charges adultery.
Three extra cars from Helena and foul
extra cars from Butte will bo required fol
the transportation Of tho state militia I,
tho annual encampment at Fort Ellis
Ono company from Great Falls, two from
Helena, one from Anaconda, one from
Virginia City, one from Dillon and fou
from Butte will attend.
Charles Grant. the last Of Hogan
army, who attempted to escape from th'
deputies while being taken from the Unt
ted States court to jail. was committe.
to-day to await tho action Of tho grant
jury next November.
w. A. Chcssman has again resumes
business. Last summer during tho pani,
hs was forced to make an assignment
To-day all the property was reeonveyed 4
him by the assignee.
About 100 Helena people arc out camp
| ing and visiting the National park. A
many more will leave during the rest o
the week.
Louis Hartman, . deserter from com
pany A, end infantry, was arrested to
day BY the police. A short time ago h
was located In q two-story house on Rod
ney street, but no jumped out Of win
dow, caught on an electric wire and 60
away.
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DR.. REED AND HIS oANo.
Thsy sabseribsd 10 81 Iafamsus Oath
- IT'S Said.

CoLoRApo STRINGS, Aug. s-Dr. J. 7.
Reed. . prominent mine owner and poll.
tician, has bssn arrested n one Of the
principals In the Tarsney outrage. On
him whom arrested was found . COPY Of
an extraordinary oath which. according
to Wilson's confession. was subscribed 70
by oil parties to the outrage. They swoes
to infiict "just and needed punishment
on anarchists and such other criminals
and murderers and strikers in Cripple
Crock and their fellow sympathisers
either In high or low positions, the sxecu-
tive Of the state not excepted, - We shall
deem guilty of crimes against law.abiding
citizens" They also pledged themselves
to punish any who gave away the secrets
Of the order.
The grand jury has returned 321 indict.
ments, mainly growing out Of the Cripple
Crock troubles. and in tho presentment
says: "The executive officers OF the
county have been seriously interfered
with by the department Of state In tho ex.
ecution Of writs."
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KILLED BY DEPUTIES.
Lively ecrimmags Between Law O0cssa
sad . stsiksr's Famlly.


sad . ssriksr's Family.
LASALLE, Ill.,, Aug. s.-In resisting as.
rest Joseph Schurman. Polish miner,
was fatally shot this morning aud two
deputy shcriffs wounded with saber
thrusts. Deputy Sheriffs Thomas Hanlsy,
A. A. Colley. Michael Brennan and Thos.
brennan surrounded Schurman's house
to prevent his escape, Schurmsn having
twice before got away from tbs officers.
He 10 . desperate character, wanted Toe
tho prominent part he played In the riots
In the Union shaft six weeks ago.
Entrance Into tho house was forced
and the sheriff summoned the older and
younger Schurman and their wives. All
wore armed with cavalry sabers. A Dc.
tsrminsd effort was made by the shsrifRs
10 disarm their opponents, and IL was not
until A. A. Coiley had boon danasrously
wounded that they resortsd to the use of
firearms. Three shots were fired snd
young Schurman fell mortally wounded.
The miners In the neighborhood rushed
10 the scene Of the disturbance. The mil.
itia's prompt arrival saved the lives Of
tho deputy shsriffs, who were surrounded
by an angry mob, many Of them armed.
The militiamsn used their bayonets 70
dispsrss the mob. The anarchistie sls-
ment 10 swearing vengeance against The
deputies.
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NominatlOns Connrmsd

WASHINGTON, Aug. e.-The senate to.
day confirmed the following nomination
Ellis Mills of Virginia. consul general at
Honolulu, to bo secretary Of the legation
and consul general at the same place. To
bc judges Of probate Of Utah territory,
William S. Willis, Noble Warrum, jr.,
Achilles Perrin, John G.. Lamar, J. e.
Grant and James L. Bunting.
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LOOKS BLACK FOR BLACK.
The Evidence Against Him Thus Far I,
Damaging.
specIal pIspateh % the standatA

Special Dispatch TO tho STANDARD
kALrsrEL, Aug. Sin to-day's proceed
ings of the Black case witnesses testified
that piece OF coupling pin was found
alongside OF the woman. tho ends OF
which were covered with clOttcl blood
and hair. This same piece OF iron was
seen on tho railroad track about an hour
before tho murder was committed. \
witness saw the PIN at O'Clock p. M.
At ~ y. m. Black was seen going IN
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NORTHSIOE BURNED.
A Pretty Town II Iiiineis suffers From
Fire.

CHICAGO, Aug. s.-A fierce fire broke out
in the business portion Of the Northside, o
suburb Of Rogers park, ut 10 o'clock to-day.
The fire was soon beyond control Of the
local fire department and assistance was
asked from Evanston and other neighbor.
ing towns.
Tho entire block on the east side Of
North Clark street, between jackson and
Greenleaf avenues, was destroyed, includ.
ing eight stores and six dwellings. Mrs.
DR.. Burbank and daughter, who lived over
Burbank's drug store, wore seriously
burned and policeman who carried them
from the building was badly injured. Tho
loss is about so, 600, partly insured.
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SAN JOSE, Aug. ga. Steigerson's pot.
terry. one Of the largest establishments in
the West of its kind, Was destroyed by
fire this morning. The loss Is estima ted
at between $4,000 and $4,000. Insur.
ancc, S2j,o00.
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PANIC IN THE CORN RINO.
New York's Market Was In Q Terribl,
Uproar Yesterday.

Upr0nF hesfefuay.
NEW YORK, Aug. e.-Thcre was another
panic In the corn ring on tho produce ex.
change to-day. This time tho bears won
and the bulls wero getting out long hold
ines In dszed sort OF way. Tho country
speculators especially felt the effects Of
the break, - they have boon big bulls on
corn. September corn opened at u and
broke to 59E; this happened within half
an hour amid great uproar. Wheat
opened weaker. advanced trifie and
then dropped u and IA.
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Colng Hsms Again.

WASHINGTON, Aug. &-Throush the
efforts Of tho district commissioners
about 90 commonweaiers, composing the
Calvin and Thomas divisions Of the Frye
army left the city last night over the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad for their
homes In Cincinnati and Los Angeles.
Calvin and Thomas, It 10 said, are the
only commonweslers who have deserted
the army after bringing them here.
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COUNClL BLUFrS, Aug. S.-James b.
Weaver Was nominated for congress to-
day by the democrats Of tho Ninth Iowa
district.
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Lar. And.r,on,sFat Job.

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-Thc president
to-day nominated Lars Anderson of OHIO
rs secretary of the United States embassy
at Rome.
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Cur'Go, Aug. s.-The republicans of
the second district of Illinois to-day nom
mated William Lorrlmer for congress.
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WHERE'S he At.
z. b. Byrss Has been stolen. 30 uls
Friends Say.

CHICAGO, Aug. s.-Dr. Lewis Talman 10.
day received the information that hs 10 to
be served with writ Of habeas corpus by
Detective Boyd, acting for the wife of Z.
Il. Byres, q Pittsbury banker and iron
king, calling upon him to produce Byres,
who was taken from the detectives at st.
Joseph. Mo. Byres is q Pit,sbura million.
aire who, It Is claimed, was kidnapped and
hidden from his wife and friends.
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coLoRED DEMOCRATIC
They Are Urged % Take Part IN Csa.
ventiOn This Meath.

WASHINGTON, Aug. a.-Robsrt G. Still,
% chief Of the American bureau Of organ.
isation Of the democratic congressional
committee, has issued an addrsss to the
democrats Of color Of the United States.
The address says In part;
"The National Negro Democratic league
will convene In Indianapolis, Ind, on the
18th inst. Il 10 hoped that negro demo.
Gratis from every state and territory will
b reprsssntsd to evidence by their pres
sncs and voice their loyalty to the policies
and principles OF the administration. At
NO time In the history Of the negro demoe-
racy has there been . greater necessity
for couneiling togsther to determine tho
future cause and policy Of the negro in
Ameriea.n
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Far

wNsmNGroN. Aug, s.-Moutana: fair,
southeast winds.
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End RED R
nH Insect Powder
~" 'nof Put up in 26c Cans
And Warranted.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-02-15

The Listener has heard of something
very queer and quite new to him. 1t
is sympathetic vaccination, which sew.
eral people are said to have suffered
from. Without having been yaccinated
at all, but with vaccinated people all
about you pr sently feel at times a
singing or Itching sensation in a spot
OH your arm where the doctor would
have vaecinated you it you had been
vaccinated. In some cases this sympa
thetic vaccination aifiicts only the lett
arm. but occasionally it shifts from one
arm to the other, appearing first on the
left and then for IA time ON the right.
1t is believed to be nervous ontgrowth
Of the continual complaints of vaccinat-
ed people ani their everlasting descrip.
ton of their sensations. - Boston Tran
script
The Somerset reporter., 1894-02-15

The floating bits of humor to be picked
ap on many random page of literature
are enough to convince us that the word
IS n blithesone sort of place after all.
Chief Justice Rushe and Lord Nor
bury were walking together in the old
zines and came upon gibbet.
Where would y2u be" asked Nor
bury, pointing to the gibbet, If we all
mad our deselt-:'
Faith, WAS the reply, Il should be
travelling alTler
OConnell 'cutting description Of Lady
H is worth dozen ordinary witt.
cisms, ''She had all the qualities of the
kitchen poker without its occasional
warmth.
Then take the remark of Sydney Smith
in regard to very attractive and dash
ing widow, when Mrs. H appear
in the neighborhood. the whole horizo
is darkened with majors," = Youth ;
Companion.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-02-15
UNCLE SANS WARsHlPS.
Fitting One of Them For Cruise Costs .
small Fortuue.

Furniture and supplies for Uncle
Sans new war vessels cost mint of
money. To fit out one of these ships for
cruise is bigger job than equipping a
first class hotel. Here is floating for
tress as long as two city blocks, with all
modern conveniences and complete res
taurant facilities, lighted throughout by
electricity gigantic fighting machine
and military barracks combined. Her
steel walls, bristling with guns, shelter
q small army of men. The New York,
for example, has a crew numbering 455.
besides 40 IN zines and Al officers. To
feed them all for a twelvemonth at the
governments rate of allowance costs
$50 0C0
On going into commission such ship
must be furnished throughout, from the
kitchen, which is as complete rs that of
great city hostelry, to the captain s
cabin. She carries large stocks of sta
tionery, hardware and apothecaries'
goods, and Is provided with tools for all
sorts of trades. Everything conceivable
that may be needed for purposes of war
and peace is supplied, because on the
high seas no shops or factories are ac-
cessible. Usually the vessel IS pre-,
visioued for only three months, because
there is no room to stow more. The ra
tiors are purchased by the navy depart
ment and comprise such necessities as
hard bread, cornmeal, oatmeal, honiny,
-four, salt pork, beans, peas, rice. pre-
served meats. butter coffee and tea.
Every man in the navy, from the last
boy shipped up to the admiral, has an
allowance of 80 cents day for rations,
which be may draw either III food or IN
money. The paymaster of the ship has
charge of all the provisions which are
dealt out by his "yeoman, who is IL
turn assisted by the JACKIE dust. The
person last named attends to opening the
barrels and packages. Coffee and sugar
are served ont once in 10 days, flour ev
cry four days and meats daily. While
in port fresh provisions are furnished,
each man receiving one pound I'll fresh
bread, pounds Of fresh meat and one
pound of fresh vegetables Per diem
These take the place of The ordinary ra-
tons only tea and coffee beng provided
in addition. The allowance is at all
times so liberal that the enlisted men
cannot possibly consume the Wbole Of it,
so they take part of it in cash-Phil.
delphia Times.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-02-15
E.-pre.ldent. In Politics.

Several of the presidents have remained
in active politics after retirement from
the White House. Buchanan was elected
president at 66 and retired at the age Of
10. Tyler was q member of the provi.
sional confederate congress at the age Of
II. John Adams, at IS years of age, was
a delegate to the convention for revising
the constitution of Massachusetts. John
Quincy Adams was elected to congress
by the anti Mason party when he was CT.
and he remained in congress for ii period
of II years. He died in the hall of the
house. James Monroe retired from the
presidency at 81, was regent of the
University Of Virginia with Madison and
jefferson at Is. but declined to serve As
an elector from Virginia at 10 on the
ground that an expresident should not
be partisan, but atterward acted rs a
local magistrate and was a member of
the constitutional convention of Yir-
xina. Andrew jackson was 20 when he
left the White House. w Washington Star.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-02-15
Tons of Petritied Fish.

In the northwestern part of COLORADO
.here is region several hundred square
miles in extent which is literally vast
deposit of petrified fish of all sizes and
shapes. These fish beds-shale contain
ing fish reiuains-are about $50 feet i'll
thickness and extend up and down the
Green river for distance of $50 or POO
miles. Detroit Times.