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THAT POOR OLD BILL:
The Carlisle Currency Scheme Riksd
ill Ruthless Nay.
BILLY BRYAN's BOLD TALK
He Says He 10 Not Ashamed 70 Say
He Stands ey jefferson ~
Against Cleveland and
Secretary Carlisle.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-Ths eueresey
bill rot another raking TODAY In the
house. Coombs, democrat OF New York,
opened for the bill. Boil, democrat Of
Texas, followed In opposition. Curssuey
reform vas to bseome o fad, be thought.
Hs notissd Ne psaosieal dsotstion vas
toward eontraetioo. Awitnsss before the
oommittes had bssn frank enough to con.
fsss the repeal os the purchase clause Of
the Sherman cot was only the ''flrss step"
II IVES now proposed to retire the entire
greenbaek elreulatioa.
Bowers Of Califoenia and Bryan of
Nebrasks also opposed The bill The lat.
ter attacked the administration viciously
for dumping into the committse on bank.
ing and currency and the house hastily
considered bill like the one pending. Its
weakness Was demonstrated when, after
four days Of verbal bombardmsnt, 1t bad
l,sen practically Withdrawn and another
measure submitted. Bryan said that,
stripped Of its verbiage, the bill was sim
ply proposition to authorize the govern
msus to loan the banks money ct . low
rate OF interest, or at no rate. TO be In turn
loaned by them at whatever rate they
could secure.
Bryan directed attention to the con.
Trajectory views Of Cleveland and Jeifsr.
son, the last and the 6rss democratic
pres,dents. on this subject.
cleveland Thinks" said he. "that tho
issue Of currency 10 the function Of tho
banks. Js3ssssa dsclassd such an issue
10 . function Of the government, aud
thought tho hanks should 70 out Of tho
issuing business. ! am not ashamed to
say that stand by jefferson and not by
Cleveland"
Bryan ssid be had bsen and was now In
favor Of gold and silver money because
the amount Of money would depend on
the law Of supply and demand. Al the
close OF Bsyan's speech the house I'd.
iournsd until Jan. 8, 1895.
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'Th tho last call for Christmas at Lsys',
Ard friends, this rare chance you should seize.
EofgettinG Whatsoever you please.
zsS :p.sss Ss msss s:t H!' 'ss :ss:
dainty silver egg cup 20 neat.
Msde q ivory and nnished With gold
AD1 0t fog pgioeeee, We'ro to1d.
Thsrss 3 deSe hsad % fancy and nne.
And poafi mn. obi lust divine.
kine eoods TOR yeur money. he never deceivss;
And 'ris The last call for Christmas at Leys.
u prics Lsys & never 6shind-
Heplaa1es nis cu!toness every time
with ovsgything that's W his line;
GoiS ssd silver cssss combs Tor icr sunny % Ssir. ~.
Fancy she'll combs and silver picture frames
shaving cups. II . man should get ono from his
And shave himself for the rest Of his life;
Whisk brooms with silver Handsomely bound.
II you we're given one, the whole year. round,
And :s:ss% % a. silver and so'Ea:SScsiss CATERS
Look over lis goods. twin cost you no fees;
And It's the last call for Christmas at Leys'.
For the little chaps Legs always makes
A contract with santa Claus who takes
Great pleasure In furnishing him
With dainty trinkets. that would please the
OF any child, there are silver cups 90 swese,
And dainty knives and forks 90 meat.
And opera glasses cute
And bracelets that would surely suit,
AID baby rings that don't cost much.
Here arc little thlmbles and oh, such
A lot OF brownie spoons. know
You'd buy baby one, they'd please you so.
He has the pretsiest napkin ring ono sees
And 'tis the last call for Christmas at Leys.
Lays sterling silver button hooks.
Lars charming. pretty pocket books.
Lays nno assortment Of dress combs.
Logs handsome clocks for pretty homes.
Lars line OF gold headed canes
Leys' umbrellas when it rains.
Leyss opera glasses are tho best.
I6ys' sells hem cheaper than the rest
Leyss sterling silver shining bright.
Ieys' prices on them suit one quite.
Leys' TOR lovely diamond rings,
Leys for all your pretty things.
Ihere y0u'l md what will surely please
And 'tis the last call for Christmas Of Leys'.
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were also arrested, the foemss - an
socsssosy to the esnspiraey, asd the
latter fee having arms IN his poseesston
unlawfulty.
Monday night thorough search q the
house occupied by Crick brought to light
four rifles, two pistols and l5o rounds OF
ammunition concealed under the noor.
Bush has been publishing small sheet
daily In the native language, In which hc
has been scoring the present eoverumsnt
and assuring the natives the queen VIII
surely b sestoesd.
Csick 10 an En9lish chemist and vas
implicated In the alleged Walker-S r-Sinelair
oonspiracy o year aeo. After his arrest
no appealed to British Commissioner
Hawes for protection, bat was told nosh-
Ing could be done.
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Priests OrIiined.

BALTIMORE, Dec. c2.-The following
priests were ordained at the cathedral
this morning. Cardinal Gibbons ciiicia,.
ing: John c. Murphy. John T. Kinney.
Thomas }. McDevi,; and James Grace OF
Chicago; Bernard Cunningham of Louis.
yllle, by.; Jerome ID. Harrington Of San
Francisco and William Charron Of ST.
Paul,
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SEARCHING FOR MISSING ships
The Grant VIII Explers the Nerth
PaeIao Coast for Two WsskA

The Grant VIII Explers the Nerth
Paeiac Coast for Two wsskA
SAN Francisco, Dec. 2a-Ths little
schooner Mary aud Ida, 16 days out from
Shoalwater Bay. and which many people
were inclined to give up rs lost, came into
port this evening. The list OF over due
sailing vessels 10 now reduced to six and
tho owners arc feeling easier ~ to their
fate.
Through tho local collector Of customs
tho secretary Of the treasury to-day Or
dsred the revenue cutter Grant, now st
Port Townsend, to proceed to ssa at oncs
and search for tho missing coal steamers
Montserrat and Keenaw. Tho cutter is
ordered to remain at sea FOR two weeks
and search tho coast from British
Columbia to San Francisco.
The steamer City OF Pueblo came into
port to-day from the North. She saw no
signs OF tho missing colliers.
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port any bill originating with the demo.

port any DILL originating with the demo-
Gratis.
"But with the harmonisin9 Of the feel.
Ing on the democratic SIDE think We have
. safe majority Tor the hill The measure
IN its present form commando the support
OF all who sre desirous Of securing sound
currency, With the single exception, per.
haps, OF tbs radical silver element, which
has no faith In any kind Of currency issu.
inG banks and wall accept nothing but the
government issue Of fat money"
Bland, democrat, OF Missouri. said II
will urge the substitute I have already
presented. Notwithstanding the changes
made iu the original Carlisle bill. These
changes are evidently designed to over
como our objections, but thcy do not over.
como the one vital objection to putting
the currency issues Of tho country In
the hands OF tho national banks"
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SPRINGER THINKS IT WILL PASS.
but Bland Won't Have tho Carlisle Cur.
reney Plan ~ Any Price.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 222.-"I believe that
the Carlisle currency bill will pass the
house," said Chairman Springer to-day.
"As yet no canvass has been made, but
from the general sentiment among the
members feel that most of the objections
heretofore urged have been overcome by
the substitute introduced las, night.
IL is probable, however, that there
will be a party opposition from the rcpub-
lican side. Notwithstanding the changes
We have made. a. the minority are not
likely to support any measure unless state
banks are entirely eliminated, and even
then II is doubtful whether they will sup
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IN The Sunny SOUTH.
The Teps ef she Trses stili ssea rhrsugl
the saoW On Califoraia.

The Snow In Califsrais.
SlssoN, CAL, Dec. 22.-Ths snow fall
hero during the last i've days measures
9S inches and trafic on tho Oregon di-
vision Of the Southern Pacific railroad Is
completely blocked. Tho heavy fall Of
snow 10 causing great damage.
Tho big Methodist church building col.
lapsed under the weight Of tho snow yes.
terday morning and since then Blowlsrs'
livery stable, the Siskiyou Lumber & Nor.
camille company, slaughter house, tho
Mount Shasta company's warshouse and
Pioneer Boz factory have fallen In.
Numerous smaller buildings have col
lapsed. Snow shovolsrs are commanding
$l.60 an hour.
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GOOD FOR OLD ENGLAND.
Britain IL Making Great Show OF He
virtuous Indiguation.

virtuous Indignation.
VIENNA, Dec. 22.-Advices from Con.
stan,inople say the porto objects to part
Of the instructions given the delegates of
foreign powers who aro to follow with the
Armenian commission. Tho powers, how.
ever, with the exception Of Germany, re.
fuse to modify their instructions, and il is
understood Great Britain is determined
to make an impartial inquiry into tho
stories told of Turkish atrocities and will
insist upon tho punishment of the guilty
persons. In addition. should the prescn,
inquiry fail to be as thorough as Great
Britain expects. she will demand the APP
pointment of fresh commission.
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NEW YORK, Dec. s22.-The following ca
blegram was received by eS-Commodore
James Smith Of the American cup com.
mittec this morning:
IN Smith Yacht Cluh. Ncr York:
Cows. Dec - Thanks for your cable. Spe-
eIal meeting liked for Jan :. GRANT.
This is evidently in reply to the Ameri-
cas- cup committee of Thursday making
concessions as TO tho date Of the race.
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MAKING 1T HOT FOR OLD SANTA.
A Big Fire In . Drygoods Store as La
Crosse. Wis


Crosse, Wis
La CROSSE, Wis.,, Dec. 22.-Ono Of the
most destructive fires that has visited this
city in years started to-day In the "White
House" department store Of the La Crosse
Drygoods company. Miss Hattie Love.
Joy, head milliner for the firm, jumped
from the third story window.
The fire originated in display window,
the Christmas decorations catching fire
from candles. Miss Lovcjoy's hip Is
broken and she is badly bruised about the
faco and shoulders, but she will recover.
Several different firms had departments
in the store. Their losses range from 500
to 81, 500. Tho drygoods company's loss is
estimated at s30,0oO, insurance about half.
The building was valued at $4,000; fully
insured.
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Csiiforata ssaAs Word Thss rhsrs Has
Bsss Qaiis Msvsnsss 10 8sai Estate.
SAN FRAxcIsCo, Dec. 22.-Thsrs have
bsen two big land slides on the Shasta
division Of tho California & Oregon rail-.
road. Both wcre Immediately south Of
Delta and were caused By heavy rains.
Ono Of the slides extends distance Of 100
feet and is Is feet deep on the track. The
other 10 d feet long and II feet dssp.
They occurred about midnight on Fri.
day.
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BOUGHT A CHEAP RAILROAD

Boaasp and HHmmoad Now Own the
Oregon Pacific.
CORVALLIS, Ore, Dec. :2.-The Oregon
Pacific railroad was sold here this after.
noon under foreclosure procssdinss
brought by the Farmers Trust q Loan
company OF New York. There was bat
ono bidder. and the road. which 10 l47
miles In length. was knocksd down 70
Bonner & Hammond Of Missoula, Mont,
for $4,000.
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GOLDEN GATE STAKES.
Irby Ran Like Dog and Lovdsl feek
the Pot Bandily.

the Pct Bandily.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 22.-The feature Of
the day was the Golden Gate stakes, worth
$1,000. which was won easily by Lovdsl. Q
strong favorite. Candid, while In second
place. fell near the wirc. Senator Irby.
who ran like dog, got . place eight
lengths behind Lovdal.
Five furlongs-Red Bird won, Norles
second. Obse third; time, :07E. Six fur
longs-Jake Johnson won, Stsadfast see.
ond, Bone Doctor third; time. LEA.
Golden Cato stakes, one mile and threo
furlonas s-Lovdal won. Senator Irby sec
ond, LaGascon third time, 2 :36x. Stssple-
chase, one mile and one-half-April won,
North second. Prince Idle third; time.
3:42N. Six furlongs-Motor won, Jack
Rlchelieu second. Realization third time,
l:2l.
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ILLS LOYAL CHUMPS.
Two Men Arrested at Honolulu Charged
W tn Conspiracy.

SAs FRANCISCO, Dec. a2.-(Special cor.
responlence of the associated press. per
steamer Arawa.) Honolulu. Dec. H.
The police arrested John L. Bush and Z.
C.. Crick on the charge of conspiracy
a.ains, the government. In Bush's house
seven rifles were found. Joseph Nawahi.
u native lawyer, called to see tho prison.
ers and was arrested on tho same
charge. W. T. Weed and Emil klemme
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KNIGHTS OF THE GRIP.

Their Association ssems to Ne in Pretty
Thrifty shape.
ST. LouIs, Dec. 22.-The Western Com.
mercial Travellers association held its 18th
annual meeting and election Of officers to.
day. President Il. w. Shaplcigh ofilci.
ated as chairman. Secretary and
Treasurer Tatum's annual report showed
that the total resources OF the association
now on hand amount to Si5.2s5.47. George
McGrcw was elected president.
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ENoLAND's TRlsUrE OF soRRoS.
Sir John Thompson's Conn Covered %
1.0wers Of M0urning.

S'OWers 0t M0urutng.
LONDON, Dec. 2.-Aftcr night Of pill
less rain. the weather cleared at Q o'clock
this morning. and under bright sky the
body OF the late Sir John Thompson. pre-
mier Of Canada. left London for Porto'
mouth amid the profound silence u ~
largo crowd that stood with uncovcrl
heads about the railroad station unit
tho train was out of sight. No stop wdh
made until the train reached ito destinas
tlou.
The funeral procession reached Victoria
station at S:1 .. M. The coffin was In an
open. four.hoese hearse. which was fol.
lowed By four mourning coaches. Over
the comm was the Canadian fag. and
upon the latter rested the queens laurel
wreath. which she personally placed upon
the temporary coffin previous to the ~
moval Of tho remains from Windsor
castle. In the first carnage following tho
hsarss was Mrs. Senator STAFFORD.
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RlsriNE LoLK.Noisro MATTERS
The short Lias snd Usah NerthsFa Ma
Yet Get . squars Deal.

The short Lias snd Usah Herthern May
Yet Get . squsrs Deal.
OMAHA, Dec. &c. VI. Ristino Of New
York 10 In Omaha 40 an expert to look
into matters connected with tho Oregon
Short Line D Utah Northsen. Ristiue,
who 10 . practical railrosd man, comes -
the representative Of the boudhoidssv'
committee TO examine the physical con.
dition Of the property, rsvlew be traffic
arrangsment bstvesn The Shoes Line and
the Union Pacific, Of which Il 10 part.
and to examine closely oil matters relat.
ing to the exchange of business between
the Union Pacific and tho Short Line, The
division Of earnings and all that pertains
to the Short Limo.
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ANorHsR ACCOUNT.

The Rails Spread while the rraia was
Running as Its Usasl Bate ef speed.
WALLA wALLA. WASH, Dec. 2.-The
Oregon Railway q Navigation company'b
passenger train was wrecked this mort
ing at Lenoken station, about IS mil
east Of Walla Walla. Engineer II.
Walker was killed and Engineer Jed y
and Firemen Sutton and Stewart were
jursd. Tho train was the regular eaDt
bound passenger for Spokane and cee-
sisted Of q baggage, mail, smoker, TO
day coaches, two sleepers and Receiver
McNeill's private car occupied by 7. W.
Leo, assistant general manager. TIE
train was running at tho usual speed aud
suddenly the rails spread, throwing both
the engine and mail and baggage cars
from tho track.
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NUTS FOR NICHOLAS TO CRACK.
Russia's Popuiis,s Want the Right
Granted Men to Live.

BERLIN, Doc. -Vcrtrart- to-day prints
what il claims to DO q draft Of the now
Russian constitution which tho peoples
rights party has prepared for Russia. 1t
provides for IN imperial parliament and
diet for each province. zach member OF
the imperial parliament to represent
10000 people and to be elected by univer.
sal suffrage. The car is to remain su.
preme head OF state.
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ROBBERS ON iHE RAMPAoE.
They no Their Work on Novel Piaas In
Hiiiuois.

Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, Dec. 2e.-The two
mon who robbed the safe at West Liberty
last night oaussd panic among the passsn-
Rcrs On the Omaha express, due here at
7:6 o'clock this morning, by attempting
to slow up tho train about eight miles
vest Of here. They throw stick of dyna.
mite under tho cars, which exploded,
breaking windows and nearly derailing
tho train.
Four shots wcrc flred at tho conductor,
who tried to prevent them from pulling
the bell cord. The bandits got OF In .
dense thicket. followed by tho chief Of
police OF Des Moinss and deputy, whom
they succeeded In overpoworing.
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CASEY IN THE COOP.

He Had Knsck Of stealing Hat Net Of
c ncealinu Hi< Crime.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 2,.-En9ene T. Casey.
clerk in tho Covinston. KY, postofiice,
was arrested to-day and tho marked
money taken from dscoy letter found OH
him. He confessed. II 10 estimated he
has taken from 5000 to 5000 from the
mails within year.
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FATAL WRECK AT BoLLEs.
An O. n. D n. Train Ditohsd and the En'
ginssr Killed.

ginssr Killed.
PENDLEToS, Orc, Dec. 22.-Ths east
bound Oregon Railway q Navigation pss-
senesr train from Psndleton to Spokane
was ditched at Bolles junction this morn
Ing. II was . double header. Both tho
engine and the baggage car loft the track.
At the company's headquarters here II
was stated that no ono was injured.
Engineer Walker was killed and his ire
man had his leg broken. Tho snginser
and fireman Of the second engine were
slightly injured. The baggage and mail
cars went down an embankment. II b
thought the accident was caused by soma
part Of the engine breaking.
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ALL ~ nEa EYE.

science Il Getting q Pretty Rapid Gait
on These Times.
TOPEKA, Kan. Dec. 22.-In connection
with the hun. for tho murderer Of Mrs.
Matson. it has boon decided to photo
graph the victims eyes as q possible
means Of finding clue.
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WILLIE wALDoRF's WIFE.

Mira Astor Dies la the Land OF Her Hus-
bands Adoption.
LONDON, Dec. 22.-Mrs. William Wal.
dorf Astor died to-day at Clievdcn -on-the.
Thames.
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TOO GAY.
Texis Gives AN Illustration of Improved
Methods OF Teaching.

'ftIUUuE OF EFacHIUgs
WISsBoEo. Tex, Dec. 22.-News comes
Of serious cutting affray Mt Picton. be-
tween Prof. J. d. Gay and Wilmer Ran
dolph. n school boy. who would not obey.
Professor Gay started 10 whip the boy,
who stabbed him and ran. Gay drew n
knife and cut the boy. It is though, both
will die.
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ASTOUNDING.


BuDA, Pest, Dec. s2-The Hungarian
cabinet ministers have sent special mes.
senger to the emperor ut Vienna tender
ing their designations. The decision Of
the emperor will bo announced Thursday
next. NJ. Bauffy is expected to form tho
next cabinet.
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MIR. ,WIMAN CONVICTED
FOUND GUILTY or FORGERY IN THE
SECOND DEGREE.
Verdict Accompanied with n Recon-
mendatfon for Mercy-PenaIty from
One Day to Ten Years.

NEW YORK, June 15.-Erastus wiman
second degree. The maximum penalty for
the offense is ten years at hard labor in
State prison. Under the recent laws passed
by the Legislature the minimum penalty
has been abolished and Mr.. wiman may
be sentenced TO term of Imprisonment
from one day to ten years
The jury, after listening to an impartial
charge by Judge Ingraham, retired at 2:35.
Every one in court was OH the tiptoe of ex-
pectation The majority, however, were
confident that the jury would disagree on
the grounds of absence of proof that Wi
man committee the alleged forgeries with
criminal intent. The first shock that the
defendant received was when Deputy
Sheriff Brown placed him under arrest the
moment that Judge Ingraham began his
charge to the jury. Wiman's sons sat be-
side him and number of his friends sat
around He chatted pleasantly with them.
and his every movement showed that he
was confident of an acquittal or at least
a disagreement.
Precisely at 4:S0. just an hour and fifty
five minutes after they had retired the
Jurors filed into the court room. The clerk
SAID 10 the jury:
Gentlemen, have you agreed to ver-
dict?'
Yes, we have" said Foreman Murray.
II am sorry to say we find Mr. Wiman
guilty Of forgery in the second degree. but
we recommend him to the mercy of the
court
Judge 1ngraham remanded Wiman for
sentence until Wednesday, June 20, and
then discharged the jury. Deputy Sheriffs
Brown and Kelly escorted wiman to the
Tombs prison. His sons accompanied him
and bade him an affectIonate goodbye at
the prison gate.
In answer to the requests for an inter-
view, sent to him by several newspaper
men, Mr.. Wiman sent back this written
reply: Impossible to see you now" Gen.
Tracy said: II am astonished at the YER
dict and until can consult with nv as
sociates / cannot say whether an applica-
ton for new trial will be made or not"
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PRINCESS FLOUR
Best made Ask your Grocer.
CROKER IN ENGLAND.
The Ex-BOss Says He Will Gladly AS
sist the LexOw Committee.

QUEENSTOWN, June 15.-Richard Gro
ker. of New York, with his two sons. ar
rived here this evening on board the Um-
bria- To an Associated Press representa-
tive Mr.. Croker said that he had come to
Europe for his health He would have
started earlier, but the illness of rela-
tive had detained him. Asked in reference
to the investigation Of the New York city
police department by a committee of the
New York State Senate, Mr.. Croker said
that he had not been summoned TO appear
before the committee, but he would be
glad to give the committee any assistance
in his power. should they desire it. He
said that he was out of politics now, and
did not propose 10 take any part again in
the administration of the Tammany Hall
organization In reply to a question why
he had not announced in New York that
he was about to leave for Europ' he said
that he did not suppose the public attached
any interest to his movements. Mr. Gro
ker proposes TO go directly TO Paris. His
stay in Europe will be for an indefinite
period.