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Dcmes tic 5iIuitlcn5 Wante0

Female.
AS COMPANION or attendant 20 lady
or child English. speaks huently French
and German; accustomed 10 travelling:
highest referen, es. l.. r., Tribune ONCE.
A REFINED AMERICAN LADY, pos
sessing cspability and experience, viii give
her services as companion during the sum-
mer In exchange for congenial home: ref
ertnccs uncNccptlOnable. Address Miss s.,
lG3 West 2lstst.
A SWEDISH GIRL as waitress or
city reference. Address NJ. f.. IIs sth-
ave.
COMPANION or GovERNEss.-By a
young woman; will leave city for summer;
will teach drawing. painting or out-of-docr
sketchirg: best credentials. Address or
call from / TO 2. or from TO p. M
ID. NJ. A.. 30s 2d-ave.
COMPANION.-By n young lady as USE
full or travelling companion TO lady. or
would assist with children; wages mod
crate. Address COMPANION, Milford.
Conn.
COMPANIoN.-By n young woman of re-
music; used 10 travelling: as companion TO
cultured lady: highest references. Address
l.. STEWARTSON. $40 Manhattan-ave.
COMPANION and GovERNEss. Good
traveller, weil-e6ucated. understands
German; experienced teacher. elocution.
physical culture. indorsed by leading
ciergymen. Address GRADUATE. Trib'
une once.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND srHsCRlP-
TiONs FOR TIE NEW YORK TKlB-
i-NE WILL BE RE- ElNEp AT TIE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. Lee broadway.
~ door north of Thirty-Hfst-gt. and ADJ
VERTIsEMENrs al the following branch
Offices: %; Eighth-ase., 30 Third.av".
corner Forty-seventh-ft.. u" Eat rory
scNcnti-st. corner Third ave. ~ f'h"t
ne.r Slntv-nrr'-ft.. LOS First-nf".. ln'
West Fory-s,cond-st.. 1872 COlumbus-hNe
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BLACKSMITH in machine shop; sober.
steady man. II years experience. HAN
SEN. 1915 East 15th-si.
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Ciip Real estate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0Sth-st -
Substantial. artistic. detached house; low
pr!ce. send for circular ATLAS ~
PROVEMENT CO.. IS Broadway.
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SPANISH JOURNALIST. - Spanish.
French and English translator. corresponds
ent and typewriter wants position J.
DE s. o. Clinton Place.
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flats Go Get. FURNISHED.

iO-ROOM elegantly furnished apartment.
IN the Washington. cor. l22d-si. and fth-
ave: passenger elevator. most pleasan M
part Of New-York. Inquire Apartment <.
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COACHMAN and GROOM.-sooer. VIII
ing ana obliging; reference from last EN-
ployer; In city. L. H.. i2s East olst-st
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ENGfNEER and MACiIlNlST wants a
ri.uafinn na ianlfor. docs hts own repair
ing Address AUGUST HEINAkEK. ioi
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- hOokk EElER Write i ior Account ant
fear loss by fraud. II YOUR books need
supervision or correction. II You desire
financial statement. goes out OF city; ac-
cont ulep sf,aIv suitable pogltlOp
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NURSE.-A practical nurse would caro-
for an invalid gentleman or lady: seaside.
mountains or city; best OF reference.
NURSE, 23J West i3th-st.
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Business Cbanres.

49, 800 - .-.. - Dr.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
merchants. manufacturers and others de
string 10 extend their buslness. stores "
ali KINDS sold quickly without pubhclty'
MDONALD WlGGINS. l4O Nassau 81.
A GENTLEMAN with small capital can
join me In good substantial rcal 's,",r
business: exceptional opportunity very
seldom offered. EDWARDS. 10 w. 42i-s,.
AGENCY.-A thorough sad energetic
business man desires exclusive and absp-
lutte control Of good selling article. man
ufacturers only need apply. LlfSIiNE,
z. 100 81 ave.
A CHANCE. 500 for half interest In
real estate business; VIII teach partner
business in evenings Once. l.d3S Broad
way. brooklyn.
AN ABLE SALESMAN desires to repre-.
sent on commission. IN N"w-1ork ana
vicinity manufacturer Of staple or special
lines. satisfactory references given. Ad-
dress c. NJ. s.. Tribune Cnice.
EXPRESS BUSINESS FOR sALE.-Es-
tablished years. van. double trrckA,
8 express wagons. horses: harness, safe.
etc. JOHN !. OGRADY, 23I broadway
FOR sALE.-A confectionery and Tee
cream saloon; established q years. Cause
OF selling. retirement from business. Ap-
ply at 800 9th-nvc
TO MANUFACTURERS. Free sites;
capital furnished 10 build; power furnished
SO horse yearly DINER lilnefiil'llta 49,
by city. H. DE FOREST SHELTON g.
CO.. Stewart Building
WANTED PARTNER with small capt
tai: dramatic company. years sthndlns
good route: can use good amateur Gail
or address BELMONT. 10 East 3d-st
NTED.-silcnt partner in private
school aristocratic quarter OF New-iork.
by Young lady; experienced; patrons. Ad-
dress Box III Tompknsvllle. =. J., ~. Y:
500 WILL INSURE position. go
weekly. and 200 per cent on investments
lady or gentleman. q. a. H., BOX ~
Tribune Office.
5000 AND SERVICES for partnership IN
established profitable. legitimate business.
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HAVE y-ur m@nus-rip' copicl by N et'
pert typewriter VINO chgrgcA only cents
pet loo words. correspondence solicited
prompt gttenfion and work guaranteed.
Address g. H. MICHEL. lGj Montgomery
ave. Bloomfield. y. J.
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DOOKKEEPER by North German. we'll
recommended. HACHMEISLER. iB West
46'h-rf.
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Gonro n,anieo.
fnrnisbeo Rooms.


lAprr. -rss
t.periss handsomely furnished rooms !;
eFHers .rS ZINC table; summer prices: South
refere,csL.a table boarlers accommodated /:
~ required. % West I2th-s,.
hfss sLsST. furnished. to one gentleman.
in houss 49,. we hont room on second floor.
hcters,. with owner: private family; rent
ADDE'S Il i'sxington-aye., near 3Oth-st.
TO-, &c. n. D. l.242 Broadway.
hishsss 81 wEsT.-EleganIly fur.
men IN s,,ae noor for party OF gentle
.snees eva, rlvs,e house; piano. bath; refer
sves.-E.cii2. between 9Th and Madison
Out prlva.s ~ apartments, with or with
Nenlsnt nj. oath; en- suite, singiy; con.
-. s.'hcipal hotels. clubs.
s9 as re:,xINcToN.AvE---r,nely furnished
cod bsths. ~ private family; hot and
sfy eoadi,io,moo modern improvements: sanl-
"a, ssH; references.
ale fo aHs sso 4irH-sT.-Large room; suit.
rocRi: ren sro: all conveniences: also hail
s,vscsss snuemen only; private house use ref ref.
sssa fsonsIsdToN.4 vE.--Larg. ana ANAL
bsiysss ssas breakfast 81 dss,re an' s s,s
'A'ni'y ;sunmer terms. '"a4'
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FOR SALE.-Lady's rare. ~. verv
handsome ami fearless. Address Or. o. {.
JACKSON. =. o. Box lGl. jamaica. /. l.,
n Y
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The Gordon Hotels, Limited.
HOTEL De LILLE ET D'ALElON

.23. Rue St Honore Paris.
Between the Tuileries Gardens. Place Vendome
families Beautiful Hall. Large Drawing Rooms.
and New Opera. advantageous arrangements for
Electric Light. sc. kilograms "Lila.blon.'
Paris HENRY ABADIE.
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AT cOKEDALE.
spis.AiA AssssaAa-sss.shs-Cspltai Meet.
Ing Lest Might
Speciai Dispatch Oe the Standard.

splsuAiA Capital Meet.
ine Lsst Nisht.
Special Dispatch Of the Standard.
CoKEDALE, Mont, Dot. 16.-The Ana
eonda-foe-the.capita campaign was for.
mally opened In this city to-nisht with .
grand mass meeting at Ford . Nickel.
mires' hall The Cokedale Silver Cornet
hand pasadsd Main street and the psopls
turned out On masss and fillsd every seat
In the spacious hall, crowded the aisles
and took up every inch Of standing room.
II was an enthusiastic gathering and Q
splendid outpourina Of the sturdy sons Of
tail and their wives.
The meeting was called to order by
william Williams. o leading business
man and one Of Coksdale's most enter.
prising and influential citisens. ]. g.
Jones Of Great Fslls was introduced ~
the first speaker and the sentiment Of the
meeting was exemplifled In frequent
bursts OF applause. He said be was here
tonight to advocate the claims Of the Ia
boring man. ssThs eitissns Of Helena, I"
said the speaker, shave claimed for years
to be directors Of the affairs Of this state ;
they make their boasts Of being the intel
lectual center and the hub Of culture
OF Montana. But what do 10 care
for their vainelorious claims to social su-
premacy or their Montana club? They
may prats about their superior order OF
intelligence and defarne the character Of
Marcus Daily, but tho thinking public ID
too enlightened to listen to such trash.
49, ~. ,,..c. M. =. .,s.t 80,
=. ~ ioc.,si a. ara sha alls.sd r,;,i;o. -. -.
- Ts,"n. ~ ~. No,,h..n p.s;as r..
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COPPER CITYS FRIENDS
RolsIl& and RllhlsIuuA ussul6 1t
uilss Cily. :.
IT WAS SIMPLY GRAND
The custer County People ray
Splendid Trlbuts 70 the Cause
of Anaconda for the
Capital.
SIMPLY GRAND

Special Dispatch . the Standard.
NuEs CrrY, Oek lh-Ths largest gath.
srinv ever seen In Nilss City was at the
Anaconda- a-fos-ths-capisal meeting to-
night. Thses was no mandolin club to
draw the crowd. Tue spsakess did mot
coms in Q spssiai Pullman car and no
done ct the Hslsaa nesting, but thsrs was
Q genuine turnout 70 bear the question Of
the location Of the capital discussed.
John e. Lsight u Miles City opened the
sxsrcisss in shost but forolhls speech Of
l5 minutes and was followed b. Howard
paschal Of Butte, Will Hon. George Hal.
dosn Of Butte cIessd.
DURING Mr.. LsiGht's spesuh b referred
10 the fact that the Northern Pacific Cor.
poeasion, which was houudlns the Ana.
coada people had disposssssd number
ef pear ranchsrs. He Was Interrupted BY
]. 9. HcKsnsts. . venerable farmer who
arose up In the middle ct ths audience
spd said Loudly. "Yss, ! an one OF them
80 we ere ~ ~ Anseonos." 1nis
heo1ght oowp she heuse.
NJ Pasohal made telling point ~ 10
fusine the eaeam o heseua soss Aneoonoa
was mot geoer.phisoi!y located soe . cap
itsl. showing BY citing instances o. the
location OF many seetee - ven g ma
tieual espttsls q points farFsmoved from
the aseqraphieal center.
M. haldoen mainly dwels upon the cir.
cular seos out ~ the ladies' oommitse o.
Helena ana reed sene sxsseese Srom u
showing the INCONSISTENCY os tne ssase'
meats Of some OF ths oontrlnaters to the
oonsieding peeyss' Ne referred to the
fact that two years 80 rsserenoee were
made to Butte seeseey that shs Helena
people failed to repudsase' Ine hs!cue
advocates present seemed nonp'useed ous
beavsly stood thsir ground.
The mssstns was most sasisfeetoFy 10
every respeet and elbows Anseenoa has
lasgs SeaIewins IN this city. Tia
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ean 10 sntertsinsd II eards ss1 voss par
tiss With sxaovsrnoss s1d eR,eeeatoss,
dse>ses, lawysss and eshse psonlneat ei,.
issas, but shat,w said Mn bsops, s'is no
arsumsnt We don't went tapss Ssllews
influencing leaislation."
Ths speaksr brought deVa ~ house
whsn hs rsesesed 10 the psst - xerthsrn
Paat6e b taking In the eaDe1al ssatsst.
He paid his respects to z. u. Cessee who
b ssumplna the state Sse uelsaA and
hsapins malsdieiions o. ths hsaA q Mar.
eus DAILY. He said suppsslne ese . mo.
snsnt that everything Of Silppssy Toms
eharEss against Mr.. DAILY were tFuss they
would b nothing compared 70 ~ eas oct
of M. Carter IN pairing With Dsatnsr In
The congress Of tho United 0eateas and
thus assisting the goldbuss a Wall street
In striking down one of Nontana's chief
industries. He showed that ApaoondA
was the labeeine mans town and b COM
pared the wages paid In that city With
those paid In Helena and East HelsnA.
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ON THE FUSION PLAN.


Dsnsssaas ssA Psps,isss ia nsavsshssA
Jeia Their Fsssss.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
DlLLoN. Oct. A-The democratic and
the populist county esatral committees
filed to-day With the county clsek ths
nominatien certlhcates for the various
couuty Offices. A the result Of an agree
meut bstwssn The two parties . fusiou
tiehst vas pss IN the hsld. TAs following
ase the nominations and The political
cemp,sxien Of the nominees:
For representatives, James p. Murray,
dsmocsat. H. 8. Pond. populiss; for shsr.
~, b. w. Nelson, populist, fee county
clerk and rseordsr. A. c. Hammend. dem
ocratt Tor assssser. Al Fanshsr, populiss
for treasurer, A. s. Rife. democrat; fos
county eosnmissionsr, Phil Lowell, demo
esst, Soe eeanty attorney, h. r. Melton,
demecsats Tor supsFinteadeat e eeheols,
Nrs. Kate Polndsxssr, populist; Soe pub
lie adminlstratoe. J. s. Meade. democrat
for coroner, W. n. Speavin. dsmocrat
Tor ceuaty sasvsyes, 0eoese C. Mstlsn
demeesal The tiskes b ssonsdsd - "a
exceptionally strong one.
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MANTLE AND ANDERSON.

They Opposed the RepubiIcsn Campaign
In III seman.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
BOHEMIAN. Mont, Oct. l5.-Hon Lee
Mantle Of Butte and W. W. Anderson Of
Boseman opened the republican campaign
In Gallatin valley this evening. The
Queen City band headed . procession
which paraded the streets before the
meeting. being followed by the Young
Mems Republican club and large mum.
ber Of citizens.
Fireworks and huge bontires were every.
where along the liuo OF march and the
opera house was we'll filled when the first
speaker, Hon. ". W. Anderson, was in.
troduced by j. V. Bo2crt, chairman OF the
central committee. Mr. Aiderson's time
was given mostly to county affairs with q
few words for the republican nominees.
The remarks Of Hon. Lee Mantle were
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LOYAL GREAT FALLS.
Oas 81 the Beet Assesaas Asssiaes Yet
Held Over There.
Speclal Dispatch 70 thu Standard

Oss 81 the nsst Asseeaes hsssisss Yss
Held Over There.
Special Dispatch 70 the Standard.
GREAT FALLS, Oct lh-Tho sixth regu.
lar meeting of the Anaconda- a-for.ths. Capi.
tel club was held ct the opera house TO.
night and was perhaps the most snthusi.
astic Of the SERIES. The hand
some playhouse was crowded to its
utmost capsciU and even standing
room was at . prsmium. From beginning
to end the enthusiasm was marked and
tho well rounded sentences and sound ar.
euments Of each speaker were generously
applauded By IN audisuos Of reprssenta.
tive men In all walks Of life. The speak.
ers Of tho evening wsrs Charles Lane Of
Butte, president Of the Trades and Labor
assembly and vice president Of
the Brotherhood Of Carpsutsrs and
Joiners Of America. Hon. Allen Il.
Joy Of Livingston and John w. Cotter Of
Butte. It was after II o'clock whom the
meeting adjourned and those present
characterize the occason - one that will
long be remembered by the ssssmblagc.
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No sisn sf the Thieves.

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Oct. lh-A large
force Of detectives 10 still hunting for the
men who robbed the eastbound express
train Of over $4,000 near this city last
Thursdby night, but they have not yet die.
covered clue which will lead to the iden.
tity Of the men.
A sensational story comes from Wood.
land to-day to the effect that Melvin
Hatch, who 10 confined in the county Jail
at that place. had told o fellow prisoner
that he knew the train WAS to be robbed.
Hatch 10 awaiting trial on . charge Of
murder.
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DIDN'T LIKE THE AMERICAN,
Mexicans who Undertook 10 XIII aat
We're Killed.

TrxPAS, Mex, Oct. i5.-M Vanilla
plantation, owned BY G. d. Baskin, an
Engllshman. 30 miles distant. desperate
fight took place Saturday. The Mexican
employees were not satisfied with tho su.
pcrintendent, who was nm American, aud
q number assaulted him. The superin-
tendent had few friends among the la.
borers. who stood by him. The foreman
was badly wounded aud four Mexicans
were killed.
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yorbcit ~ DIIlo,


Special Dispatch 10 III, standard
DiLLoS, Mont. Oct. b. Hal ). Corbett,
the democratic nominee for congress,
spoke TO a large aud enthusiastic audi
cnce in the opera house tonight. His
speech was mastery presentation Of
the democratic doctrines and elected fire.
qucnt applause.
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DEER LODGES KINDLY TRIBUTE


The Pretty Little Valley City eAsws Whsss
she stanAs 0a This Qasetisu.
Special DispeteA 10 ths etAs1nFa. n,.s,,'" :
DEER LoDoE. Oct 1k-The eourt house
was crowded tonight with ladies and geo,
tlsmsn. Standine room was all
that could b chained after
o'clock. Judge Stsp,stoa made The open.
Ing address for Anaconda for the capital,
which was listened 10 with the greatest ef
interest. His asgumsnt was stseae and
hs gave indisputahls rsaseas Wig Ana
eoada should rsosive The suppest e ths
state In The contest.
Major Camp closed ths meeting, putting
In telling points which were spplaudsd
heartily.
Tho Anseonds Capital Clss club INST
with . good rsesptiea - thsy always do
and the people os this city hepe for thsie
early return. Il wss ono of the most sue
osssful meetings ever hsld In Dese Lodge.
Anaeonda's campaign 70 In sood shaps
hses.
After the spsakine. Dr.. A. II. Mitchsll,
pessidsnt of The Dsse Lodes Anaeouda,
foe-ths- Capital club, announced that the
executive committee Of the club would b
composed Of the following gentlemen: A.
H. Mitchsll, W. N. Aylsswoeth, Frank
Conley, John NeNahon and H. r. White
hill.
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MADE "A GOOD Joe OF IT,

Fersy Ksasaskyiaas reok . Tsip Hsa
Hanged Cruel nssts.
PRINCETON, Ky., Oct. ih.-Willis Grif1sy,
. negro, brought 10 two weeks ago from
Christian county for safe keeping, was
taken from jail last night and hanged tvo
miles south Of town and then riddlsd with
bullets. Gri6ey assaulted Miss Lana
Berry. the adopted daughter Of wealthy
Christian county couple, Wills she was on
her way homo from church four weeks
ago. The mob consisted OF about 20 mon,
who rode 10 miles.
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PRAISE ron oAKss.

SuAes Jsakiss says the Nspshsrn Pasias
Has nssa Fairly frvstsa ~ HIN.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. lh-Judeo Jeakins'
dseisiea, Alsd IN the United States circuit
csuss to-day. eonnrms The pesitiea Il
Special Master Harris rspsst sxonssasina
Rseisvse 0akss and eommsndins his con
duet.
Ths dseIsion rsvisws the mastse's 70.
port b detail Altar rsisrsine 70 The his-
tory Il ~ petition foe the removal os the
reoe1vess, stating that h vas dismissed b
Ne eeurs - to Nsssrs. Payne and Aeuss
an1 vas referred 70 Master In Chaaessy
Casav ~ 70 The sxaminatleo oe 0akes, III
deele1en states that thses vses feur Quss.
tisos - b dslsemined By ths master.
2isst, whethse any q The Neetheen pa,
cine directees bad mads Unlawful gains
cut a the Rocky Bogk and Cooke City
deal; second. whsthss any II the diEsc'
tess I'D made unlawful gains cut ef III
MQ1llpha dsal; third, vhseAse then -
ualswsul gains n tks Chico0o !
Nee(Aeea Paei0e dsAl, and fourth. vhsthsl
IN sxas6ltaut rate had lsen paid To-
properly whsthse anybedy In the Nerth'
srn Pacific made anything out of the lees
Ing Of the terminal linsst and lastly
whether, IN respect to the transactions d
sseted to b Investigated, Thomas =.
OAkss knew q ought to have kuovn oi
them. aaA what measures. u any, - test
\ pesvsatlng thereof foe The peetsetisa ol
ths istssssas Il the Northern PasiAs rail
rod company.
"Ths master" the judge Gays. ''was tvs
meuths taking the testimony In The mat
" and bad rendered necessarily q
lengthy rspoet, ono that was most slabo
ENte, Indicating painstaking and thosoast
scrutiny Of evidence and careful considsr
alton II The questions involvsd.n
He then states that the master fount
that Henry Willard had made unlawful
oains 10 The amount q e5e5ye1 IN ths
Nanitehe deal, but that Oakss did ne
know and was nos hound 10 knew ths
Willard was making Unlawful gains In TN
acquisition Of the Manitohs road hy III
NoFthsrn PAelnc. and that IN The Reok,
Fork dsal NO unlawful gains had beer
made hy the Northern Pacific directors
end Oakss was not only free from blame
but bed b deae otheewiss than he DIX
''he would have bssn open 10 Just eriti
cism, o. lacking ths business sagaeity II
b expected Of oos In his high olReial 20
sltion, or Of having seriously neglectst
tho great interests committed 70 hii
charge" The question Of ordering ~
csivsrs to bring suit against certain d
rsetoss 10 recover Unlawful gains 10 hsls
for futa,rn dooiaion
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The Wind Festival Postpon.d.

OMAHA, Oct. 15.-The Thurston.B Bryan
Joint debate has been postponed to
Wednesday afternoon at Lincoln and
Omaha date remains as before. Thurs.
day. Applications havo been made for
1000 tickets.
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WILL THEY HAVE TO SHOW Vpf
nsA uss legal nassis Hsv o. % WaaA,
tasesn.


WAsurx0rox, Oet 1s.-Argumsnts vsss
cSosed today IN the district supesms eeazt
- the demurrer a AeCartnsy . CAsp.
mAA - an indiotmeat aGninst ths0 ~
ssfusina 10 answer The Qvssttea - ~
sugar trust tnvestieatine eommittse. ~
sistsnt Attorney General Conrad, Sse H.
eovssamsnt, attached the dsfsnss's elaim
from Ne frssdom IT inquisition, sayinas
~When baukss's books aro made The Z.
positosy Of evidence Of crims, the peoAne.
tiou Of thoss books do not constituto ~
invasion OF private mattses."
Jsre Wilson, Tor the defsnse. lad 60.
elsl stseas on the plea that the rssoaulisa
did not show on its face that it vas ~
purpose OF the senate to take action =
the results Of the committee of invsst1Gnp
tion. Wilson maintained that the buyine
and selling Of stocks was a. legitimate e
tho buying aud selling Of horsss. He ehas.
acterised this attempt 70 investigate sueh
psrtinsnco and aimlsss injury destined 10
cast . slur on that body.
The real point at issue was whsshsr ths
resolution was such an one ~ wonld
justify citisen In refusing to testify con.
esrnins his private business. The plea
could not bs sst up that ~ the senate bad
tho power to expsl its members. this In
formation vac necessary to that body. He
asserted that the senate never intended to
expsl any members. The history OF The
Investigation showed that at least cas
senator had openly said, 'Yes, bought
sugar stock; what are you going to do
about it?" whereupon Wilson said the
senators from wayback and nearby had
held their peace.
Judge Wilson argued at length the
analogy between the senate resolution
and resolution Of the house Of repre-.
sentatives In 1878, when Kilbourne was
arrested for refusing to testify and the
United States supreme court held II did
not contain on its face any purpose to do
anything in the future and sustaining
kilbourne in refusing to show his privaao
records.
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msas Ne usA Wssassa.
Boise, loaAe, Oct. lk-A SPECIAL 70 The
&stssssan sspeets ssnsatisnal Shooting
affair at Bellevue lass night. A. e.
Bsamss. UnLoa Pacific agent q Haley,
shot Dr.. r. Z. Eseill. The latter has hssn
intimats With The shooters wife.
Beamsr's home 10 IN Bellevue. He
watched tho hsuss lsst night, caught
Estill making bis exit from the back door
and she4 him after seuiIls.
Three Shots took effect. Ths wound 10
mortal. BsAmsr 10 out on bonds.
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SHOT DOWN LIKE poos.
TWs Nee ~ vtstins - sho Lawn osssu

CoLonADo 6PRixos, Csl., Oea. M-
Thomas Short and James Cannon. Ball
HUI minees, ARRESTED b Dsputy Sheriff
Ksefnsy C. Sterling On The charge Of hav.
ing sobhsd The Victor gambling house, a.
tempted 10 escape at Divide last night
whom hslne taken 10 jail In this city. Dep
uty Sessiins sAos both, killing Cannou
and wsundine Short In the lsg. He may
de a The less oe baeod. II y believed The
men wsss inneesat of the crime With
whlsA they vses charged, - many miu.
ses dselAss that both were at . ball In
Victor at The time the robbery was com.
mitted.