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sutlcr sex. every one of whom should subscribe tc
emoles Magazine. If you are unacquainted with
Hierits send for specimen copy free, and
on NYiil admit that seeing these THUMBS has put
al in the way OF saving money by finding in ont
aeazine everything to satisfy the literary wants o
ac whole family.
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result Of his la
bors was the pre-
sentation of eyi-
dence which, in
the popular mind
and in the ex-
pressed view Of
the New York
city and state
newspapers, i'm
plicated police 9
officials in cor
rupt pract ices.
T he campaign
eliminated in the
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MILWAUKEE. Nov. T. Returns from
the interior OF the state show Republican
gains everywhere and indicate that the
Republican state ticket will be elected By
a majority OF from So, 900 to 40. 600. The
average Republican gain in precincts
thus far received is 81. and 1t IL steadily
increasing. Chairman Wall OF the Dsmo-
cratic state central committee conceded
the election Of Upham and the entire Re-
publican state ticket. Chairman Th0m
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DETROIT, Nov. Michigan has gone
Republican by 60. 000 Republicans claim
it will exceed that figure, while Secretary
Hosford Of the Democratic committee
comedies the Republican plurality to be
90. 900. The Republicans have elected
every congressman. Notwithstanding the
division of districts by what they allege
to have been Democratic gerrymander.
Perhaps the greatest surprise to the DEM
ocrats was the election of Spaulding over
Barkworth Dem and Pop. in the Sec
ond district by over . 000 plurality. The
legislature viii be about four fifths Re
publican in both branches.
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WANTED. mrENERGETIc rIs E .s6 K

choice and complete line of Nursery stock and
seed potatoes. Highest salary and commi ssion
paid weekly. paying and permanent position
guaranteed and success assured 10 good men
Special Inducements 10 beginners experience
not necessary. Exclusive territory and your own
cholee of same given. Do not delay. Apply to
ALLEN NURSERY co. Growers & Propaaatose
ROCHESTER,. n. Y.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

A Republican Maj of Nearly $4,000
Rolled Up For Greenhalge.
Boston. Nov THE story of the Mas
sachusetts election can be easily told.
The great storm that completely covered
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that takes you to New York, you
save SO much Of the WEAKNESS OF
shopping, by going direct to the
largest, almost the only establish
ment in the world, devoted wholly to
supplying the wants of boys and girls
from the cradle to maturity. There
is not the slightest need OF looking
elsewhere.
The variety of Suits, Dresses, Hats,
Caps, Shoes, Millinery. etc, is beyond
the dream of competition. The new
STYLES are all there where most of them
originate. There is something suit
able for all occasions.
The restrictions of q limited purse
have been especially considered and
provided fer.
And perfect satisfaction is assured
by taking back what doesn 'tsuit YOU.
This applies also, to shopping done
by mail. for which see catalogue, sent
a application.
6o-6a West 23d ST., N. Y.
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sILAs A. HUIlUMb. other parf q the
ticket will be obtained before tonight
Everything continues to favor Holcomb' j
election By 8, 600 plurality.
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CONNECTICUT.

Republicans Elect cciHn Governor and
Four ConEres+men-
NEW HAVEN, Nov Returns as far
as obtainable from all parts Of the state
indicate that Connecricut has experienced
the GREATEST Rannblican landslide IN har
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OMAHA, Nov. with 107 precincts
received from the state on head Of the
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EaluperS.
A OroN Q. AAkIsHORNE

"A OIOAF Y n q u n u y IVY Z
Notary PuOAe. supreme Court Commissioner,
Master aud Examiner and special Master IN
Chancery. Freehold. Nj.
Practices n ali tue Courts. Collections, Fore
closure OF Mortgages settlement OF Estates and
drawing OF oflegaldocuments specially.
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MIonnroutB ynqrirfr
TN CBANoERY or NEW JERSEY.

Freehold, Thursday, Nov. s, 1894
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TACOMA KNOCKS IT.
That vslsaae PsssssassA sioply .
Cloud ee Nise

That vslsaae PsssoaAesA ol0ply .
Cloud % Aise
TACOMA, WASH, Nov. Alt semainsd
cloudy aii to-day and Mount Rainise oeuld
not - sssn. Prof.. r. v. vauTrunp ef
Yslm Prairie, 90 milsA north, vAogD .
splendid Wow Of the mountaia esuh -
obtainsd, writes the Ledger 10 Ne eject
that mists rising from ths mountain pesb-
ably have been mistaksn Tor sanots.
Professor vanTrump writes;
"pessens fsniliar VIII ueuaHAln -.
nomsns and especially those psstaiaias
to this great mountain, know that clouds,
oe masses Of mist, often form very rapidly
on the mountain aide or near lie base,
which sometimes suddenly slongats into
stresmers or columns and shoot rapidly
up the mountain In ravines or deprss-
sions between the rocky ribs and rise high
above sAs peaks. Sssu from tho other
ads q the psak this asosndlne cs,una oe
mist leoks sxaosly like smoke issuine from
ths summit Of the peak. Such phsnoms-
non 10 somstimss sssn In ooonsstien with
ths Herth psak. Again The 'wsasAsecsps,'
which are thrown on from the middle
psak, ssnstmss half . dossn IN rapld
sucesssien. look very much sometimes
Nike spuRs' Of smoke. Thsss caps ars
simply condensed mist. ais. o. steam.
from the ssasees and almost invariably
pescsds sstoem o. change In the weather"
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WRIGHT WHITES A LsrrsR.
He says the Strike Commissioa nas Doas
the Blight Thing.

He says the strike Comm,ssiea nas Deas
the Blight Thtng.
WASHINGTON, Nov. A-cassol d.
Wright, chairman Of the strike eommis-
sion, has addressed letter In answer to
the open letter to the commission reesntiy
published In the Rail.cav Aga The COM
missioner's letter 10 - follows:
Harry r. Robinson. Esq. Prsstdent Ratrdy
Age, Chicago
DEAR srn.-Yours Of tho 10Th instant, sncios.
Ing copy oe your open lstter 70 shs ssyi9s CON-
miss.ou, wAs duty resolved. havs eEnmined
The points you attempts to malns a0ainst the
commission and fnd every msterial position
takan by you 10 false. while our oWn positions
ara. In the main, clearly substantlassd By the
evidence taken BY the commission. and chiefly
upon the evidence sworn to by the railroad and
Pullman o0lcials. This svidsnss cen b Freely
examined by anyoas you eco % 10 sead 70
this once, - j have COPY OF 3; - you
ean md copy In tho hands Of Judes Worth
inston ut Peoria. Tho testimony wil be psloted
By order Of congress and then every oae can
satisfy himself as to the truth Of the poeosion
taken by the commission. to be thogoughly I'm
pFegnable - to every material staaeDeee Of
facts. whatever specific answer ~ eeaDnis.
sion may make - 10 the charge eesAe Nosseav
Age and other papers, presume the ee0mls-
sion will psstsr 10 make 0lAclaliy 80 not b any
individual publication. such IN answee have
no right now to mako because have 81 con-
suited the members Of the commlssion. write
this letter on my own responsibility.
whoever calls on me for tho purpose % OK.
Aiming tho testimony win be accorded every
psivilsge. Ian respectfully yourA
CARRoIL J. WRIo1E
(hatuan
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AFTER MANY LONG YEARS.
Salts That Invelvs the Debts Of Q Liza
time.
asaelal Ma match to tha Sfandar6

suits That Involvs the Debts of . Luz
time.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Nov. 23.-The case Of ths'
United States W. w. A. Burleigh, to n.
cover tS.sS9.bS. IVES on trial to-day hafoes
Judge Knowles and Jury. Burleieh, ID
1886, went on the bond Of George Stick.
usy, rsceivsr Of the land offles AZ vsrmill-
ion. OAK. Sticknsy was short in his 20.
counts.
An order holding L. ]. Rosencrans,
charged with tampering with the mails,
over to tho next grand jury was sst aside.
A motion for his discharge will be argued
later.
An exception was taken this morning to
the ruling OF Judge Knowles i'm tho Harry
T. Honsman case and q stay Of proceed
ings granted for 10 days. Honsman was
short 81 1858 as postmaster q, Missaula.
The defense claimed that at the time the
bondsmen in the suit became sureties for
Honsman Sl.6s9.s5 of the deficiency had
already accumulated. and that they could
not be held for a shortage which existed
before they went OH his bonds.
The government contended that the re-
sponsibili,y extends over the whole term
of Office. Judge Knowles allowed i,6s9.s5
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EATEN BY A Wild HOG
IT'S A SHOCKING STORY.
Fighting Frantioaiiy For Her Little
0aSilnG's Life the Poor
Woman Was Horribly.
Injured.

GUrHRE. Nov. 3.-At Sscrsd Heart, Q
hamlet . few inilss from hsss, Mrs. Col.
abt's 3-months-oid baby was almost eatsu
up BY wild hog. The woman had laid
tho child on blanket near WHARF shs vas
washing.
While hsr back wss turnsd she vas
called 10 the child By its crying. An iu-
msnss wild hoG wss rsvenously satias The
hssh Of the habs, having alsssdy terribly
laeerated its face.
Made feroc,ous by tho taste Of blood,
tho hog refused to eivo up its prey and
gave battle. Ths hog finally became mas
ter Of tho situation and grabbed the bleed
Ing, eryin6 bahs In its mouth aud started
for the woods. Il gained several yards
hsfoes IL rsssntsd the attacks % the dis
tracted mother.
In her wild sndeavors to secure hse
bebe, Mes. Golahi was tsrribly injured,
her Assh being toea from hss body In ssv.
sral placsa Finally. however, she spc.
esedsd in grabbing the child and ssaap.
inG The habe u dead.
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POOR AARON WAS AFRAID
Dad 1sl uIlh Dig Guns nlds Mn
Harry DslIl.
THAT'S THE TALE HE TELLS
The Cowarcly Cur Anderson otill
Hiding From the indignant peo.
pie Of Fargo-Ysstsr.
day's Evidence.
Special Dispatch to tho Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
FARGO, N. D.. Nov. 2a-The court houss
was packed to sufIocation to-day owing to
tho rumor that Aaron Hsrshiield was 70 90
upon the stand 10 testify In his own b.
half. All day long the plaintiff in the
famous divorce case was subjected to the
eross-iire of questions. He was very nssv.
Gus and psrspiration poured from him.
During the entire day bis wife kept her
psnstratine gase upon him and II sesmed
to annoy him. The plaintiffs side Of the
story Of his courtship and marriage to
Dell Hogan was told.
Niss Hogan had como to see him, he
sasA 70 solicit typowriting for her sistsr,
and thus N acquaintance was struck up.
Soon they were frequently seen toesthsr
on tho streets. The witness said that
during this period his mind was 20 weak
that he had no will power, and was easily
influenced By the young lAdy. He would
feared The exposure.
One night be was met By masked men
who prssssd . ssvoaver to his hsad and
swoes IL hs did NOT marry Miss Hogan
they would kill him. On two ocoasions
whom hs wsus 70 Chjsaeo on business The
SSs'yeIIsas ..s ~, ya "
usI 'us.sn' .".n - -.
sna w"e ~ ~ 1osss' As .ne - ~
v' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. y" s0om ~ -
uss.no 49,. = ~ ~" mn ~. 20
follow them end they led him through the
streets to ths opust house whses they pro-
Surec 49,. s,s ~ ,ot esm; ~"
s1ey ~ % .'n - ~ II s,gsy
ns.o ec 'ouue - noss.' nswes Ssn'
ps"eo 20 s'sne ~ ~ - suu c",I
'ne quesuon. ~ ~ ~. .nsssse ~, -
was eas'y !. 'ne .1'uo0n, snu s.'.u ~
ssve.M ponc.nen ws1S pssseo 20 "
s've's .oe "''nsss ss'o ~ "ss s'ss'" W
cIH W,,. guy: ,.... .a ..,.... .s,.h
NuSs S..s 49, ~. ~ ~ ssss." ., -. -. ~
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.s''' S,ss us ~ .,";r,..s ~ "a ~ - - ....ss. ~ G
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~ IN oifsst, which vas tho sHDrtags n
the time one cot Of boudsmpu Withdrew
aud wsse rsplaosd By othsss.
Judgment was granted foe eoAye, the
shortage which occurred during ~ time
the second bondsmen were lia11A
Numeross signatures sse epee4 Oh
tainsd to . petition which viD1 - Pc
ssnted to the isaislasure Tor the noAIsf oi
Lydia Werth. She 10 the ysuao woman
accidentally shot through hse slgaS wrist
b. . militiamau In July lsss wsAls aslsep
In bed. Niss Wsrth was studeing music,
but the injury to her wrist Obliged her "a
give up piano practice. She u an adopted
child and IN straitensd cireumstAnooA.
Thirteen men who live With ftall women
on Clore street wero arrested last might
and fined e25 each to-day.
Six vasrsnts were also pulled and fined
30 each.
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Japan in oedse 10 arrange the tsens foe
psoee. The Globe this afternoon comment
ing on Deissing's departure for Japan.
says u eoaArms tho rsposted rsjsctieu oS
the mediation Of the Unitsd States. The
0ioos says that this was the course - b
sxpsstsd, In spite OF Weaknesses sspests
that The negotiations would b ceaduessd
b. the minister at Toxic. Tha Dolly Nssss.
referring 10 the same subject, says: "a
peace commissioner was not sept .
momsut too soon. But he can hardly
heps to reach Japan before the Japanese
Sorsss close upon Pert Arthur ~ tie last
decisive stvue9la."
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1hsV mako ussds aaA Aeess - Ds
Fisa grlssAs
WASHINGTON, Nov. A-Seerstary Of
State Gresham, in behalf of ths Unitsd
States. and Minister kurino OF Japan, In
behalf of his country, have afaxsd their
signatures 10 new troaty Of asnity and
Japan. Tho final formalities IN the exc
cution Of the instrument eceurrsd a the
state department yesterday after tho close
Of ONCE hours, and the fact that II now
awaited only the ratification Of the two
governments was exclusively announced
by tho associated press yesterday. Sec.
rotary Gresham will now transmit the new
treaty 10 ths United Statss senate - soeu
a. Il couvsuss, and Mr.. Kuriuo will for
ward II 70 she japanese foesien ofhcs "a
b approved b. ths empsrer Of Jspan and
ths psivy council
Cosnina ~ the present time, the si6Ains
Of the treaty 10 considered Of much slaui.
ficauce beyond its actual terms, - Il -.
tablishss . coriiality between the coun-
tries when the foreign powers ars sndsav.
orins 70 show that Japan's rejection %
the psaoo mediation was . saub 10 tha
S4ssV1 Oe8s08 A0V ou113s3kAX ~ ~ ND8vy
couoludss . labor which hAs beea In pseg.
rsss fos IL yeAss, end Il IVES vish the sps.
ciai view oe elssius the long aseosiations
that Kurius was taksa from IN impostast
post 10 the japanese fossisa efSles and
sent to Washiugtou.
The event Will alse cause much oom.
msnt II Great Bsisain, vssues, Switsse-
land ana oehse tecelan countries, - tls
aotion % tho unltsd 6taAss allspts similAr
treaties ahssed. That with Gesas Dgiaain
10 clossd, and The onss with Tsanee aud
Switzerland ars largely dspsndsnt upan
the close OF the American us0otiations.
The chief feature OF the new treaty y In
Ito recognition Of Japan - . clviiissd
country. Previous TREATIES have assumed
the native esuvsts we've - primitive and
b saSe 10 trust Dsttish, AmssiaAn
and other fsssisn eisissas tethsir jusisAis'
ton. The new treaty rseoanisss M
Japansse courts and doss awav With ths
offensive foreign consular courts. Hut Ia
order that Tins may b given for ths
Jspansss judicial system to bs further
perfected the ds1s wlsea thsy asaums
their nsW fanstloas b pssspened for Nv
ysas,' Witt till Januasy, lsA Ths
same psovlaiea. 10 IN the tsaaAs
with Great Britain and In thoss
about 10 b couolutlsd with France
Switzerland and othss countries, 20 Tn
full rscognition Of Japan's civilization
will b ushsrsd In with the Goth century
Tho ressriosSon Of Japanese immigration
to THE country 10 slse On important feat
urs os The new tssaty. Japan has vsadily
acosded - this hssAuss, - shs claims, hsl
eitissns ars nos dssieous a immlsEaAinu
In large number 70 Amssiee and al0 -
cause Japan law prohihits than, fsoG
smierating contrary 70 the American con
tract labor law. Ths trade features ol
the treaty are said to b framed with q
view to dsvslopins The eemmsros of bett
countries.
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Down On Turkeys TYRANNY.

HARTFORD. Conn.,. Nov. 3.-Thc agita.
ton in this city IN behalf Of the Armeni-
ans in their land has taken the shape Of
an appeal to Secretary Gresham, asking
him to protest to Minister Movreyani, tho
Turkish representative at Washington.
The government is further asked to take
decisive steps to end wha; they term tho
tyranny of Turkey.
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Troops Won't Rs s.ut.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-It has been
decided tho present situation in the
Indian territory 10 not such a. to warrant
tho secretary Of war in calling out United
States troops and the authorities in tho
territory have been so notified. United
States Marshal Crump OF Arkansas will
continue with increased energy the pur.
suit Of the maraudcrs aud it is believed
he will not fail in his mission.
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7 RAOE.
1hs sssuatisn Summed Up By RinsueisI
Journals.

~ u1eoDsHUo Oob88Do W " EbU8uouoh
Journals.
NEW YoRx, Nov. 3.-R G. Dun . Co.'S
Weekly Rsvisr Of Trods to-moesow will
say: There 10 some changes foe ths bet.
ter. The gain 10 slow and in some dirsc.
sions not vesy distinct but sigma q Il ass
little more definite than last week. The
most important OF them are the larger
employment Of labor answering . hstter
demand en- Tho whole for manufactured
products. Much Of this 70 due to The un.
natural delay Of orders for the winter,
which resulted from the prolonged uncer.
tainty, but u msans actual inersass IN tho
earnings sad purchasiae power Of the
millions and % gives promise Of o larger
demand In the future.
The sales Of wool for The weak increase
aeain though stil far hshind last year,
and for four weeks of Noveshsr have
bson Il, ,269, 200 against II, $50 ,621 last year.
Since August the sales have been y per
csnt. more than last year, but 50 per cent.
les than 1892.
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Dyuamite Did Ii.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. sS.-While
some workmen at the new water works
reservoir were drying wet dynamite sticks
to-day frightful explosion occurred. Jo-
ssph Haskius Vas instantly killed, Frank
Ridley fatally injured aud two others
badly hurt. All arc colored.
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IN TIMES OF PEACE.
General Casey Dsitsvss In Preparing for
War.

General Casey bsltsvss In Preparing for
War.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Ceneral Casey,
ehisf of eneiussrs OF the war department,
vas before the sub-committss ON fortifi.
cations Of the bouss COMMITTEES on appro.
priations to-day. He made Q strong plea
for liberal provisions for the protection Of
tho coast and especially recommended
tho purchase Of additional fertilization
sites near several Of the largest cities on
the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. He repre-.
sented that many Of the sites, while
adequate a. the time, had become practi.
eally vslusless because Of the modern
improvements in guns. He urged the
committee to adopt the plan Of getting as
many good sites contiguous to the largo
cities as possible and urged that they be
selected well out Ut sea.
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For swiping sti6s.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 3.-Five students Of
tha University Medical college in this city
were arrested early this morning in Oak
Grove cemetery, Kansas City, Kan. In
the act Of robbing graves. Their names
are A. c. Zimmerman, Durant, Hinton,
klopper and Ryburn.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The fsrryboat
Nsshsrlsnds, from Hoboken, in making
the slip At thu foot Of Barclay street In .
fog to-day. struck o bulkhead, tearing out
the latter part OF the mems cabin, injur.
ing L. H. Robelats, manager Of the
Equitable Insurance company; Frank
Okithas, laborsr; ]. c. Saxton and Fksd
Rainhold.
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How Colt Was saved.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Nov. a-At the Colt
court Of inquiry to-day Lieutenant Baker
testified that he covered rioter with .
revolver who drew similar weapon to
shoot Colonel Colt. Sergeant Aud and
Private Capelle tcstifled that they we're
dragged around tho corner OF the court
house aud threatened with lynching.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 2.-Bradstrset's 70.
morrow viii say: Ths features Of trsds
Tor ths weak include an increase Of dis.
tsibution Of holiday goods, heavy cloth.
ting. hats, seasonahls dry goods, aud at
various points hardware and shoes. Trade
was stimulated By reasonably colder
vsathss and the oeutinuanes a the fssl.
finGof ooniidsass In an appseachng 10.
esonso In the demand.
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John Sickle> Dead.

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.-John Sickles, pat.
entee of the Sickles hand fire engine. died
at Port Chester from paralysis. He was
16 years old. His engines were used in al.
most every city in the United States,
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The rnisnt Had is~ttsr Lusls.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-The talent
had better luck to-day and picked three
winners, Linnvills, RoInair and Jack
Richslieu. Happy Day, which was
entered by A. Ullman ct $500, was bid up
to $i,50) BY Lucky Baldwin, who got the
horse at that price. Six furlonas-Linn-
vile won. Arundels, second; Artic, third /;
time, 1:llH. Five and ons-half furlonss
-Romair won. Morvsn. second; Joe
Cotton, third; time. l:o7x. 0ns mile.
Happy Day won, Polaski. second; Thorn,
hill, third; tins, l:aOh Ssssplschsss,
milo aud ahalf- -Meudociuo won, Eldorado,
second; Haymarket, third; no time. Seven
furlongs-Jack Richelieu won. Captain
Rees, second; Pasha, third; time, 1:271I.
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OMAHA, Neh., Nov. A-An slsctfio
motor car became unmanAseable on the
steep 20sh street hill tonight and after
dsshius two blocks ct . terrific spesd
jumped Tho track and esllidsd with Q tsls.
@aph pole. Ths injured are: Motosmap
A. c. Clark, danssrously hurt; Col A. A.
Mccoy Of Dsadwood; Ed Hayden, D.
O'CAllahsp. Mrs. d. A. A. Hart Of Omaha,
mot sueioualy.
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TRINIDAD, Col, Nov. 2S-To-day Mrs.
Martin. living at Hastings, IS miles from
here, left her two children, aged and 1
years, alone in the house to go on an er.
rand. The house took fire and burned to
the ground. crsmating both of the chill.
dram,
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A. p. AS ON THE JURY.

They svors They Had No Prsjsaiss
Against Catholics.
DENVER, Nov. &-The attorney for
Patrick Phillips, . Catholic, about to b
tried for murder, to-day challenged feur
jurors who acknowledged they were
members Of tho A. p. A. The jurors
swors thsy bad no prejudice whatsvsr
against Catholics and the court. overrulsd
the challancos.
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SAYS IT Is ROT.

Holmss Rssssets Most Of The ststsmsats
He Mads to the Detective.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2.-Holmea to-day
retrscted many Of the ststemsnts mAdsee
said to have bssn made BY DIGESTIVE
whom coming from Boston. He declared
both tho Williams sirls wsss alive and
that Anna was recently paid &.0oo BY Pit
scl In New York city. Tho story Of her
murder and numerous other crimes with
which hor name was linked he charastsr-
lied % ''rot," invcntsd to throw the do
tectives Oh the track.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-11-24

HABIFogp, Conn. Noy. 23.-In the in.
tercollegiate shooting match at y. m.
the score stood: Yale, is; Princeton, IL /;
Harry ard, Al.