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ALL SEPEME.
The Tariff Bill Not L,seiy to Meet Much
Moro Opposition.

The Tariff Bill Not L,seiy to Meet Much
More Opposition.
WASHINGTON, March lo.-The senate
committee OF finance met this morning
10 consider the tariff bill as presented b.
: the democratic majority, examined the
details of the bill, and discussed It's salient
features. The proceedings were entirely
amica5le and no points on which The
committee expected TO divide were dis
covered. Ii looks as If 1t will be compara-
lively easy TO arrive at an understanding
during the time in which the bill will re-
main in committee.
Aldrch after the committee adjourned
said they begin real work Monday morn.
ing and he thought il possible il could be
concluded next week. The republicans
will try TO secure some changes and II
successful will probably attempt more.
They are hopeful that Mcpherson will
join them in an attempt TO modify several
of the schedules. II he does this the bill
will be amended as far as he is willing 10
cooperate with them.
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WASHINGTON, March i0.-Thero is good
reason FOR the belief that the deficiency
in the revenue Of tho government for the
present fiscal year will fall considerably
below Mr.. Carlisle's estimates. In the
statement before the house judiciary COM
mittcc Jan. Is, tho secretary expressed
the opinion that the deficit for the year
would he $7s.o00l0)O or S73, ,0l0,ol0, but it is
nov the opinion Of experts. who base
their estimates upon the best data obtain
able. thai the deficiency will be- found not
10 exceed SsO,0OJ,OOo.
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READY FOR THE WAR
Railroad Ra.es Are Expected to Take q
Big Tutnbl. sure.

CHICAGO, March lo.-A bigger war ia
transcontinental rates than has ever yet
occurred is looming up. The Hight, when
It comes, will DO between thu Atchison
and the Southern Pacific on one side and
the Union Pacific on the other. The Rock
Island and possibly the Burlington will
favor the Aichisoa and Southern Pacific.
Great Indignation is expressed by the
Southern Pacific against the Union Pa
cii'c for the recent cutting OF rates. 1t Is
announced to-day that the Northwestern
and Union Pacific are making through
brokers rate ot S3l one way aud Isl round
trip 10 California. The Atchlson was first
inclined TO meet the reductions but con-
cludcl that pending the settlement of the
dispute with the Southern Pacific it would
create no more complications. Once Ibis
matter Is ont of the way the Union Pacific
will be given all the fight 1t cares for. The
settlement between tho Atchlson and
Southern Pacific is progressing smoothly.
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THE TRUTH AT LAST.
Identification Of Body That Has Had u
Mysterious Record.


Mysterious REGARD.
Special Dispatch TO the stanilrL
BOULDER, March l0.-Quite an excite
ment was created to-day on the streets by
the report that the person who committed
suicide last June had been resurrectcd
again and had been identified as one
August Lundstrom, a miner from Comet.
who had been discharged from work a,
Comet in May. L. NJ. O!ander and his
brother, who is brother-in-.aw of Lund-
strom, learned few days ago about the
case, and upon investigation, found that
the trinkets held by tho coroner were his.
Lundstrom was about Is or % years Of
age and his rash act was committed while
despondent aud worrying over the preya-
lent hard times. This makes tho fourth
time that the body was exhumed for in
vcstigation. The first time the body was
thought to be that Of ex-senator O.ds. II
was exhumed twice by "a Mrs. Era2ey OF
Butte. Coroner Fletcher has turned tho
remains over to tho relatives who VIII give
them d decent burial.
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BOSS BOODLER TOO.

MeKane Seems TO Have Stolen Every.
thing But the Streets.
BROOKLYN, March 1o.--The committee
OF Grayesend citizens who have been ex.
aiming the accounts Of the town, are
said to have found many irregularities.
Bonds amounting 10 half million dol.
lars, in the possession of "Boss" McKane.
now in Sing Sing, are reported hypothe-
Gated. just how much the town will lose
is not known. 1t is claimed the commit.
tee has 80 far found shortage of 5000
in NcKane's accounts. HIS friends say it
is apparent that the shortage is due purely
to has lack of business methods in con.
ducting the affairs Of the town.
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,I!drIey AIu.t Get ou,.

CmcAGo, March ,o.-A reaction is com.
ing in the Western Freight association,
and predictions are made freely that
Chairman Midgley must get out or there
will be no association. His answer ycster.
day TO the message OF the receivers OF the
Atchison Is not calculated to pour oil on
the troubled waters, and the Atchison will
never remain a member of the association
wi h Mr.. MiIG!ey at its head, and with the
Atculsou and Union Pacific out, tho ssso-
ciaiIon cannot we'll hold together.
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Mr. Cleveland Consents.

WAsuIHGroS, March 10.-Thc president
has approved the joint resolution author
ling Gen. O. q. Howard 10 accept TIA,
decoration OF iheLegion Uflloaor from the
PRESIDENT OF the French republic, and also
The act appropgIaung si5.oJ) FOR reserve
for the armament and wreck of The
United States steamer kearsarge, and the
act establishing n port of entry at Bon.
ner's Ferry, Idaho.
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1T ISN'T A Ho6oEs' HOME.
Queen LIS Domiin No Paridise For
Idle Foreigners.

gueen LlIs Domt am No Iarsutse FOR
Idle Foreignors.
SAN Francisco, March 10.-The steam
er Australia, from Honolulu, brings ad-
vices that there were no changes in the
situation up TO the time of sailing. Every
steamer arriving the past two months
brought number of steerage passengers
without visible means of support or good
reason for coming to the islands. 1t is
estimated that at least 80 of this class
have arrived since the opening OF the year
The idea has become prevalent that they
are there IN the interest of the queen. 1t
is reported TO the government on SEEM
ingly good authority that the agents Of
Li!.uokalani have been recruiting in the
Uuitcd States and British Columbia, and
that these men are enlisted in the army
ready 10 join the royalIsts in an attack OH
the government. To nip this in the bud
the council has passed bill 10 stop the
coming of any more people Of this ciass
and for the deportation Of persons be-
lieved TO have no lawful intentions to-
ward tue government.
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ROASTED BY THE COURT.
Judge Hunt Tells Nick Williams Some
Plain TruIhs.


srec.al Dispatch TO the standard.
HELENA, March l0.-Nick Williams. the
variety show manager who made affidavit
OF resorting to opium dens and criminal
intimacy with Dora NJ. Bedford, was be-
fore Judge Hunt this morning. The charge
was frequenting opium dens. The Judge
said he could only punish Williams for
opium smoking, but rs he had only made
the affidavit after being threatened with a
summons to appear in court and testify,
the fine would be light-sl0. The Judge
said tho admission of criminal relations
with woman could only come from a
very ignorant or \ very degraded man. or
both. No court could, with regard for its
own dignity, allow any man TO make such
atlidavts voluntarily and escape tho con.
sequence of his admissions. Williams
lawyer paid his clients fine.
In the Bedford divorce proceedings the
judge ordered the husband to pay the wife
500 counsel fees, but denied the applica.
tion for almony.
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AGAIN 1T CROPS UP.
Binquo's Ghost Isn't Ia II Win the
Panama Canal soh.ms.

Panama Canal soh.ms.
PARIS, March l0.-At a meeting Of the
shareholders OF the Panama Canal COM
pany to-day, it was resolved to favor the
formation OF syndicate TO undertake the
BLrtisso! proiect to flnish the canal. N.
Bartissol proposes TO build a stone tunnel
six miles long. The Chagres river would,
according to this plan. be conducted by
shafts to the tunnel aud be used to carry
10 the shores OF the Pacific the soil ex-
cayatcd from the bed OF the canal. Ciyil
engineers calculate the canal could by
this means be completed in about four
years, and estimate the maximum expense
Of the undertaking at SlO0,)DO,OOO. The
commissioners reported 10 the judicial
liquidator OF the company that they are
not sanguine Ut success. but thought IL
expedient to try the experiment under
certain conditions.
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The N.m, FROM illu.n.ld..

New YORK, March 10.-The steamer
Premier has arrived from Blueflelds. and
brings the intelligence that a large NUM-
her OF the inhabitants are leaving because
Nicaragua has taken possession OF that
place and the adjacent country, which
heretofore belonged 10 the Mosquito reser.
walton. Tho Premier sailed previous to
the landing OF troops from the British
man.ol.Nar Cleopatra.
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NaurhiY I'aoDle.

Special Dlspatch 70 The Standard.
SPOKANE, March l0.-Helen II. Biermau
to-day commenced action against Hon. T..
II. Lcttcrman OF Pullman for $1,000 dam
ages for alleged seduction by Letterman
in October. 1892. This alleged case Of
seduction is tho cause of tho separation OF
Letterman and his wife and the latter's
suit for divorce. Lctierman is one OF tho
weailhiest and most popular citizens of
eastern Washington. He Ia member OF
tho legislature from Whitman county.
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4 Harmless, Luuaiic.

ROME. March l0.-A man was acting
suspiciously and was arrested as he was
entering the gallery of the chamber OF
deputies to-day. His pockets were filled
with stones. Tho man gave his name as
Forti, said tho stones were souvenirs, but
the police thought he meant to throw
them at tho deputies. The doctors de-
clared him a harmless lunatic.
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THEY FIGHT Ike FIENoS.
Robbers and Eanri,srs In Colorado Have
Pitched Battle

DuRASGo, Mexico, March i0.-The
stock ranch of peiro Sanches, 80 miles
west Of here. was the scene of desperate
aflray yesterday between n band Of
hrgands and force of employees, led by
Mr.. Sanchez, who made a strong resist
ance to the attack OF the bricands. The
outlaws were expected and when they rode
mp TO the main residence OF tho ranch and
demanded money, the guards opened Ere.
The robbers were taken completely by
surprise aud two we're killed, but the re-
mainder rallied aud returned the fire,
killing one Of the ranch hands and wound
ing three. The fight was kept M three
hours and finally resulted in the bandits
being driven or, leaving four killed and
fiyo wounded
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Coxey's Conceit.

MAsslLLoS, March i0.-At last the Coxcy
conce.; has assumed dciinite shape. Coxcy
and Carl Brown mustered the advance
guard Of the "Commonweal" this after
noon, aud the authorities were surprised
to SEQ mere than 8 o men, most of them
strangers. assembled under tho "Ou To
Washington banner. Tho crowd held n
meeting and nominated q full city ticket
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LOVE Is HILLS MASTER.
How Like a Dream l. This We Sec an
Hear,

CINCINNATI. March i0.-Lonisville spe.
cial: Kentucky society is in fluiter over
the announcement of the reported en-.
gagcment OF Miss Lefty Scott, well
known beauty, TO Senator DAVID B. Hill
of New York. Miss Scott is niece OF
Vice President Stevenson. She met the
senator when visiting Mrs. Stevenson al
Washington. She was born in Blooming
ton, Ill. Her mother aud Mrs. Stevenson
are sisters. Her relatives here refuse to
discuss the matter.
Senator Hill was asked tonight about
the report that he is engaged to be mar.
ried 10 Miss Lefty Scott, niece Of Vice
President Stevenson. lie smiled and said
THAT is something of which am no,
talking
AsHEyILLE. y. C., March l0.-Yice Presi.
dent Stevenson denies the story Of Hills
engagement 10 his niece.
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SHE MARRIED A TITLE.
An ot an Outward Honor for an Il
ward Foil

LONDON, March l0.-Thc marriage of
Miss Virginia BonynGe, step daughter Of
Charles w. Douynge of California. to Wis.
count Deerhurst, eldest son OF the Earl OF
Coventry, was solemnized this afternoon
in All Saints church with great pomp.
The service was wholly choral. The
church was crowded with a representative
and brilliant assemblagc, including Prin-
cess hristian of Schlcswcig- and
many Of the American colony and repre-
sentatiyes of the English aristocracy. The
presents were many and costly.
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Dear, Dear Now FrlyhttnI,

BEHuS. March 10. While driving on
Untcr Den Linden this afternoon, car.
riapc containing Emperor William, three
of his sons, and a lady of the court, COLI.
ded with a cart. The side of tho i'm
perial carriage was completely smashed
but the occupants were uninjured.
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CANNES. March lo.-ln the International
yachting regatta in which number OF
yachts, principally French aud English,
were entered, the first race was won by
the Prince OF Wales cutter Britannica.
The course is II miles long and was COW
cred by tho Britannica in hours and y
minutes.
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hlAahlIH Not In IL.

WAsHIyUToS, March 10. The commis-
sloner OF the general land Office has di-
rected that all action on applications for
permits to cut timber on the public lands
in Alaska be temporarily suspended.
This action is taken on the recommcnda-
ton OF Commissioner Lomoreaux of the
general land oli!cc.
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NEW York, March l0.-Thrce boys who
were playing in lLc sand lotd a. Williams.
near where Johann Most lives, found a tin
box containing six bombs. One of the
boys threw it on a bowlder and it ex-
ploded, injuripg tho lad lrightfully.
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TEry sw.ppsd seals.

WINDSOR. March TO- The queen was
present to-day at y meeting Of the privy
council, at which an exchange OF the seals
between ministers took place. Lord Rose
berry and the other minister's werc all in
attendance. Mr.. Gladstone was absent.
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Freddy is stili Young In Years.

BALTIMORE, March l0.-A marriage II.
cense for the approaching nuptials OF
Frederick Gcbhardt of New York and Miss
Louise II. Morris was issued here to-day
to Mr.. Gabh,rit in person. He made an
affidavit that hts age VAS 80 and that Of
Miss Morris %
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4 Crash In Egg, and Truck.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, March Id. K.
MORN & Co.. extensive egg dealers and
owners of six creameries near here. have
failed, a local bank securing an attach
ment. The assets are S.i5 .CC1; tho lilbili.
ties are reported at 5000, involving
Morse. Saith q Co. of Boston. who own
the entire stock Of NORM. The firm re-
Gently lost S2l,C0J By damage 10 eggs in
storage.
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MISNrAPous. March iO-Frank and
Louis Floyd. indicted by the grand jury'
for completely IN the famous steal of some
$4,000, made by Philip NJ. Sheig of the
Bank of Aiansapolis, wss found gully
Tonight
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SEEKING SAINTS FOR ZION.
About . Thousand Mormons Hunting
for Converts In Europe.

New YORK. March l0.-The MaaEdan,
Of the Netherlands line, which sailed to-
day for Rotterdam. carried II members Of
the Mormon church. who arrived here yes
terday from salt Lake city. The Mormon
church is sending 1000 missionaries to
Europe in search of converts. Five par
ties of missionaries, about 60 persons in
all. have passed through New York on
their way 10 Europe.
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MCCuoK, Ncb.. March l0.-Larry Sulli-
van Of Montana and y. j. Augustine of
Hastings, Neb.. fought live rounds to-
night. la the tiflh Augustine fouled Sui
lyan, but Sullivan with a terrific blow on
the neck knocked Augustine ssnseless.
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RInfnr. on TrlnI.

CHSRLEsToS, March in.-Thc prelim-
nary examination Of the Eagle rioters was
concluded tonight. II resulted in one
being held for murder without bail. Nine
teen we're held in 81 900 TO await The action
OF the grand Jury and Ave were dismissed.
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CmCAGo, March lO.-Bids for the pur-
chase aud removal of the worlds fair
buildings were opened by the South Park
board to-day. The best bid was SIS. 100 for
ten Of the largest structures. The decision
will be announced next week.
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YoECHAN>, March io.-M the recent
| general elections for parliament tho lib
erals secured more than 10 seats, gain
OF nearly -, by which tho government will
get powerful support against the anti
| foreign faction.
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NV YORK, March l0.-The exports o!
specie from New York amounted to Sao,.
asa in gold and S15l.lsi in silver. The in.
ports f,r the week were gold, SOS ,oJj; si,.
ycr, sl7,-lo.
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A KDt,y How.

BuENos AYREs, March lo.-Advices to-
day from Porto Allegro, capital of Rio
Grlnde do Sui, are that the insurgents in
that state have received a severe blow
through the detection from their standard
of General Saulgado. This is said TO be y
body blow 10 the insurgents.
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Chicago, March lp,-The Idaho build.
ing al the worlds fair was sold for si.oOo.
The original cost was S25,ool. IL will he
taken to New York state for a country
residence.
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MARRY BUT HERES NEWS.
Mountains of Golden sands In Glorious
Colorado.

DENVER, March lO.-A special TO the
NeUs from Garrison, Col, says: Recent
assays prove that the great sand hills in
the vicinity of Dunvan contain 81 To so
worth of gold per tor. There are 5000 to
5000 acres of these sand hills, some of
them 100 feet high. The people are tum-
bling over one another in their cagerness
10 reach the camp.
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SAD Is THEIR LOT.
Coal Miners In Colorado suffer Severely
From Hard Times.

DENVER, March l0.-State Coal Mine
Inspector Rex returned last night from
u tour of inspection OF mines in Las AMI
mas and Huefano counties. He did not
find single minc where the wages of
miners were no, from two to five months
In arrears.
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SIN y, President.

MoHrEvIDEo, March lo.-Rslletins By
congress tyr las slsetIob OF . prss.sisat Of
tho renublic continues without result
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Heard IN WASHINGTON
One of the Leading Senators
Makes a Statement.
WHAT HE HAS DISCOVERED D
There is no Man or Woman Who
Reads This Telegram Who Can
not Profit byits Advice.

WASHINGTON. d. G. Jan 80 The
consideration Of the tariff bill and the
Hawaiian question has been partially
eclisped by the revelation OF certain
figure which the Health Department of
the Government has produced. 1t Is
shown that. rs compared with other
nations, America is in fact a nation of
starvelings. We produce the grain. the
beef, the pork to feed the world but
Americans, themselves, appear thin,
pale and often puny. Authorities are
asking why this should be- so, and it
has been declared that tits because
we are 30 intense, so active as a
nation. A prominent man in an
official capacity, however. has declare d
that 1t is because Americans do not SO.
cure the proper benefit from the food
they eat He asserts that ''the food
that gets into the stomach is not di-
gested hut after taxing the body to
try to digest it. it fails to make any
blood, thus leaving the body in worse
condition than before the food was
taken. A man or woman might rs well
starVe outright as to take food into the
stomach and not to have it digest,
1t is perhaps because.of this revsla-
tion that the new discovery known as
Paskola, this II ssh forming food, is at
tracing 30 much attention just now.
A well-known statesman i'll speaking
upon the subject, yesterday said;
Il do not know W hat should do
with all the cares and duties l have, il
| bad not something upon which to
build my strength, have found that
ordinary foods do not answer the pur.
pose, but have found that by the
steady use Of Pascola have no trou BILE
with indigestion and have gained a
number Of pounds in weight. For this
reason | feel that that | cannot get
along without il.
The eminent man above quoted is
only one Of great many who are start.
ing in the new and advanced path
which has been shown to be the short
cut to health aud strength, and the at
tention of the people of Washington is
centered upon this subject which is
known to be so important.
A pamphlet giving full particulars
respecting Paskola will be sent on ap-
plication to the Pre- Digested Food Co.
lGS Duane St. New York City.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks and Bonds.

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-Stocks were inhu-
enced at the opening by sales for London's
account and prices receded llaSs. When
the foreigners stopped selling the local
bears were unable to meke any impression
on the market, and their efforts to belittle
yesterdays conference Of Secretary Carlisle
and the New York bankers fell fiat. Chi
cago gas, which had been suppressed
bounded up from 6l}s to $685.. Sugar first
fell to 1874 and then rose to 771s on Phila-
delphia advices that Judge Butler in the
government suit had decided in favor Of
the sugar combination. The general mar
ket rallied quickly in sympathy, but
subsequently 1t drifted into dullness.
In the afternoon it was announced
that the presidents of three leading trust
companies had prevailed upon the banking
community of the city to subscribe to the
new government loan, the appeal being
made on grounds Of patriotism, over thirty
millions were subscribed for. This led to
a much stronger tone and a general inn
proyement IN prices American Sugar
rose ia, Chicago Gas 9A, Northwest Is,
st. Paul !, Rock Island "a, General Elec-
trio ~, Lake Shore IA, Louisville and
Nashville l, Lead x, Lead preferred !,
New England Is, Pacific Mail IA, Read.
ing ], Western Union a, aud Union Pa.
citic 81. Market closed strong at near the
best prices Of the day. Total sales were
l5I, 2O2 shares.
The following complete table showing the
days fluctuations in active stocks is supplied
and revised daily by LSBar " Fuller, stock
brokers III Wyoming avenue: