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AROUND The WORLD.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-Secretary and Mrs.
Carlisle left here for New York this morning
with their son. W. X. Carlisle OF Chicago, who
will sail for Europe tomorrow for the benefit OF
his health.
WASHINGTON Feb. ia letter from Secre-
tary Carlisle was read in the senate to-day stat
ing that the secretary should be granted author
ity to issue short time bonds, but the prospects
are now that such bonds will be needed to meet
the deficiencies. The letter is in response to a
senate resolution and bears one provision for
certificates of Indebtedness in the sundry civil
bill.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-The Ems. which will sail
from SOUTHAMPTON for New York tomorrow,
will Curry Sl,Ol5OOO in gold bars. The total
amount Of gold then on the way TO America will
be S5730.00O.
committe to-day reported to the senate bill to
accept the 100000 acre grant under the Carey
law. The bill closely follows the one recently
enacted in Wyoming.
Los ANGELES Cal, Feb. TO- Marco He'll
man. a relative of Isais w. Hellman, president
of the Nevada bank OF san Francisco shot him
self through the heart In gun shop because of
financial difficulties.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 -To-day's statement
OF the condition of the treasury: Cash balance,
sl57,5I3.6 1O; god reserve, So, 976,9ii.
SACRAMENTO, Cal. Feb 10 The womans
suffrage bill passed the assembly this afternoon
by a vote OF - TO 20
NEW YORK, Feb 10. The Chicago Burling-
ton 4 Quincy has declared a quarterly dividend
of per cent.
WASHINGTON. Feb. Representative W
A. Stone OF Pennsylvania has proposed a con-
stitutional amendment prohibiting the states
from granting the right of franchise TO any per-
son not a citizen Of the United States.
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His MI DRIVE.
A Doctors Wild Ride For His Life
FINALLY Saved.

A Doctors Wild Ride For His Life
Finally Saved.
SCHENECTADY, y. Y, Feb. 19.-Dr. {.
w. Ensign, n physician of Rotterdam
Junction, took teaspoonful of tincturc
of aconite root in mistake for a tonic. the
preparation being in bottle similar to
the one containing tho poison. After I'M
successfully using all the autidotes at
hand, DR.. Ensign drove in mad haste
seven miles to this city. One horse fell
exhausted when within two miles of town
and another was Immediately sub stituiel.
lie was successfully treate by DR.. Geo.
+. Mcdonald, who dosed the sufferer with
opium, whiskey, nitroglycerin and strycA-
nine. The usual quantity in which tho
tinclure is given is three minims. tea
spoonful contains over 90 minims, or SUI
ficent TO kill over a dozen men. Dr.. En-
sign developed all the symptoms of AGO.
mite poisoning. He was laboring under
great excitement when he reached the
office of DR.. Mcdonald. He said that
nothing but the latter's calmness and
prompt action saved his life.
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intended TO do in America. He replied
Your worship, it's myself has a letter to
the RI. Hon. Richard Croker. lord cham
berlain of North America" Donovan pre-
duced the letter with n flourish. 1t was
written by Miss hate Connolly, also Of
Black Rock, who. il is said, is a distant
relative of Mr.. Croker.
When the letter had been read the COM
missioner asked Donovan what he in
tended TO do. His reply was that he in
tended to work. When asked if he had
been hired, he said that he had not, but
that he had good letters. and he thought
he might get on the New York police
force. This opened the gates of Uncle
sam and Richard Donovan was allowed
to place his feet on American soil.
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IN NUNS GARB.
Escipade of Two Young Women IL
Sprlngfisld.


SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 1.-Two
young women, who were discovered here
impersonating nuns and collecting money,
had narrow escape from capture. Rev.
John L. Pagan, assistant rector of the ca
thedral. was informed By telephone that
the young women were on NATION street,
and he went there to meet them. On be-
ing questioned they ran. pursued by some
boys, whom Rev. Mr.. Pagan placed upon
their track. The women ran down street
until they came to a carriage shop. They
ran up an incline used for hauling up car
riages, and from this stepped to the front
and there shed their costumes behind a
chimney.
One of the girls stepped on a skylight
covered with snow, and broke through to
her waist. The men working below saw
her, and when the girls came down Mr..
Bailey, the owner of the shop, stopped
them. They said the police were after
them. and no allowed them to go. The
boys followed them and traced them to the
Evans house. the cast-off clothes were
found by the police. At the Evans house,
informed that some of their guests we're
under suspicion, the proprietor pointed
out two young women, who, on examina-
ton, said that they were from Mt. Holyoke
college. They disclaimed all knowledge
of the affair.
They had not registered, but no other
girls had come TO the hotel during the day.
Rev. Mr.. Pagan failed 10 identify them
and they were not held.
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GREAT FALLS NEWS.
The City Council Held a Meeting Where
Water Was Talked of But Not DRINK

me city council Held "a Meeting Where
Water Was Talked of But Not Drunk
GREAT FALLS, Feb. 19.-Last evening
meeting of the city council was by nc
means n dry one. 1t was decidedly wet
from beginning to end, as the greater part
of the evening was consumed in reading
the communications regarding water mat
tiers. A petition for the appointment OF
G.. p. Holmes, c. II. Hillinsworth and
William Popplewell to the position of COW
herder was referred. Strain Bros. got
permission to lay temporary crossing IN
the rear of their store.
L. G. Phelps. on behalf of the water
company, presented a communication.
He said: "If we had permitted. without
protest, the passage of this ordinance and
the appropriation of this money it would
have been an acknowledgment on our
part that the city could, at any time. take
the money out of the water fund and
agree to return it at such time as the city
saw fit"
He recognized that the city had been to
some expense in preparing to fight the in
junction and in consideration of that ex-
penditure the company would agree upon
the repeal of the Objectionable ordinance
to lay all mains that may be ordered dur
ing the coming season and donate the
hydrant rental on the same till Jan. /,
1896. He claimed this would compensate
the city for the expense it had incurred in
the matter. He said the company had in
contemplation a number of improvements
which will have to be deferred until all
friction between the city and the company
ceases. The improvements would result
in a material reduction of insurance rates
He said the company, if it made the i'm
provements, would expend almost $780,
stand pipe, or a reservoir, and an increase
in the pumping facilities.
4 letter was received from II. E. Park
hurst of the Pacific Insurance Union of
Salt Lake to tho effect that if stand
pipe were built the reduction in insurance
rates would amount to about five per
cent. If n reservoir were built and the
city purchased chemical engine, the in
surance COMPANIES would rerate every
building protected by a hydrant and gem
orally cut down rates 10 per cent. Both
communications were referred 10 the city
attorney.
Aldermen Young, Fitzgerald and Josce-
lyn presented n petition, containing 800
bonding the city for the purpose of erect
ing a water works, be submitted to the
people at the city election. Joscelyn then
presented a motion in keeping with the
petition which pledged the council to sub
init the question of bonding the city to a
vote of the people at the April election.
1t was read the first time and referred to
the ordinance committee.
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When. Any day at . o'clock a. m.
How. Via the Great Northern railway
from the Montana Central station, on the
only through train leaving Butte in the
morning.
The only train out of Butte carrying
through sleeping cars.
Arrives in st. Paul at : :l5 second morn
ing following, makes close connection
with all day trains for Chicago and East.
Passengers travelling on this train will
avoid a midnight making up" of Sleep
ing berths, and transfer from one car TO
another on the following dav.
All meals served first class in the din
ing car ut reasonable price.
j. T.. DAWSON. General Agent.
log North Main Street.
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He TALKS TOO MUCH
That Is the Latest Charge Against
Judge Arthur.
THE TESTIMONY is ALL IN
Now the Public VIII Have to Await
the Report Which the Special
Committee VIII Make to
the Legislature.
special Dispatch TO the standard.

Special Dispatch 70 the Standard
SPOKANE, Wash. Feb. 19.-Judge Arthur
was the first witness heard for the defense
IN the Impeachment proceedings. He
held the attention of the committee three
hours. The investigation progressed
more rapidly to-day than ever before, 30
witnesses being examined. Among the
five physicians examined interest cent
cred in whether DIR. w. W. Potter,
Arthur's attending physician, would tes-
3 ufy fully or not. The prosecution ex-
pected to show by the witness that he
treated Arthur for the morphine habit.
Arthur stated in the witness chair that
he was willing Potter should tell all he
knew. Upon DIR. Potter being called, Ar
thurs attorneys interferred, saying there
was mistake in his appearance; that
they had not advised it, therefore the wit
ness refused to answer other than prelim-
mary questions, on the ground that he
had gone as far as the ethics of his pro-
fession allowed as between physician and
patient.
Some members of the grand jury who
investigated the charges against Arthur
last summer were examined. Mauty, the
populist prosecuting attorney Of Stevens
county, testified as to the supposed at
tempt to exonerate the judge for quash-
ing some 20 indictments in that cou nty.
Among the other witnesses examined on
behalf of Arthur we're the members of the
Stevens and Spokane counties rand
juries.
The witnesses talk little, and only gen.
eral conclusions can be drawn. Arthur,
after testifying, was forbidden by his at
torneys to go near the committee and was
not permitted to talk to newspaper men
or any one connected with the case. The
attorneys declare the greatest difficulty
they have to manage in this case is in
keeping their client from talking too
much. The ommittee closed its investi-
CATION at 8 o'clock tonight and left at 10
o'clock for Olympia.
1t is impossible to predict what the de-
cision will be. Many prominent Spokane
people accompanied the committee west.
Lambley was seon before the train left,
but like the rest, he talks to no one.
sensational step was taken to-day in
the case of A. L. Davis and others against
the Washington Savings bank. Ten of
the largest creditors of the bank to-day
asked the court to remove W. b. Roberts
as receiver on the ground that
his work was unsatisfactory and
his charges and expenses exorbitant.
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ROMANCE,
One Room Kept Bright and Inviting for
Loved One

One Room Kept Bright and Inviting for
Loved one.
NEWARK, n. j., Feb. 19.-While officers
were searching the house of Mrs. Mar
garet Hunter, n recluse. who was frozen
to death in her bed at 81 Sayre street. they
discovered a remarkable touch of romance
among the filth and squalor of the dwell
ing. Mrs. Hunter lived alone in a room
on the second floor, and her bed was n
heap of rags. At the rear of this room the
officers found a chamber strangely in con-
trast to the rest of the filthy old mansion.
An old-fashioned bedstead in the corner
was polished, shining and covered with
linen as white as snow. Quaint old pic
lures were on the walls. and there was
water in the pitcher, soap in the tray and
towels on the rack.
A bundle of old letters was slowed away
in a desk. The officer read them, and the
secret of the mysterious chamber was re-
vealed. 1t had been kept waiting for the
arrival of Mrs. Hunters son, John Henry
Hunter, who has long been absent but is
still believed to be alive. A snug fortune
awaits him if he ever returns, as the
numerous bank books found show that
Mrs. Hunter has several thousand dollars
deposited.
Among the letters found was an old love
letter, dated at San Francisco, in 1862.
The old recluse was addressed as "Dear
one" Darling" and Sweetheart"
There was also a proposal of marriage,
but the name of the writer was blurred
and could not be made out. There were
other papers which showed that the
woman had been we'll reared in Scotland,
and that she had been married several
fimes
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UNCLE SANS I. o. US.
Text of the Plan For Paying Pub ic
Deb In Notes.


Deb In Notes.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-The text of the
certificate amendment to the sundry civil
bill is as follows:
That I'm order 10 provide the moneys not sup
piled from current revenues and miscellaneous
receipts, and necessary for the execution Of this
act, or all other acts passed, or TO be passed
during the present session OF congress, apprO-
pTiatlng money 10 be paid out OF the treasury
for the fiscal year ending June %, 1885, and also
In order 10 provide moneys necessary 10 be paid
out OF the treasury on account of appropriations
heretofore made for the fiscal year ending June
s0. ls93. June 80, lS94, and June 80, l>9l
aud not covered In the treasury. that
the secretary Of the treasury. with the approval
~ the president. be. and j. hereby. authorized
20 borrow on tie credit Of the United states
>ueh sums OF money as may be necessary u
meet SAID expenditures. and a. issue. az not less
than par. for the lawful money % the United
states, such n amount o: certificates Of Il4eJt-
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IN CLO-E QUARTERS.

Lorn Rosebery's Cabinet May Have to
Resign.
LONDON, Feb. 19.-Lord Rosebery has tily
summoned a meeting of the cabinet to-
day which lasted fully an hour. 1t is
rumored that dissolution of parliament
is imminent. Last evening when vote
was being taken in the house of commons
on Sir William Harcourt's motion to close
debate on the address in reply to the
queens speech, il was confidently be-
lieved by the opposition that the govern
ment would be defeated. The vote was
279 to 27l.
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TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 19.-Chancellor
McGll today appointed Vice Chancellor
John Il. Emery TO take testimony in the
Drayton divorce case and report conclu-
sions TO the chancellor for confirmation.
The chancellor also, on motion of counsel
for Mrs. Drayton. dismissed the rule TO
show cause why she should not he permit
ted to amend her answer, but with the re-
served right to renew tine motion any time
during the trial.
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Pound Her Dead Child

MUNCIE, Ind, Feb. 19.-At Albany the
2-year-old daughter of Edward Moore was
burned to death. In the mothers tenn
porary absence the child stuck a newspa-
per in the fire and the blaze ignited her
clothes. When the mother returned. the
lifeless form of the child lay on the floor
with its clothes and hair burned off.
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SAN Francisco, Feb. ia man en-
tered Franklin's pawnshop on Dupont
street in the heart of the business section
of the city tonight and pointing a pistol
at the proprietor, grabbed a tray of dia-
monds and fed. The proprietor attempted
TO stop him and the robber fired a shot at
the pawnbroker. narrowly missing him.
The thief had horse in waiting and
pSpaDpd.
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To the Black Hills, Omaha, Lincoln, St.
Joseph, Kansas City and all Southeastern
points, via the Northern Pacific to Bill
ings, Mont, thence via the new Burling-
ton route, solid vestibuled train of
sleeping free reclining chair cars and day
coaches Billings to Omaha daily. From
Butte, shortest line to Omaha by Dds miles,
shortest line to Kansas City by 3l5 miles.
For rates, tickets, maps and general in
formation call upon w. NJ. Tuohy, gem
eral agent Northern Pacific railroad, %
East Broadway, Butte.
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HAROLD WAS GAY AND GAME.
He Went to the Pen IL order 10 Protect
N Woman

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 19.-Governor
Rich, upon the recommendation of the
pardon board, issued a pardon to-day for
Harold Henderson, convicted of burglary
and sentenced to three years's imprison-
ment. Henderson is a civil engineer, a
graduate of Yale and has wealthy parents
in California, who have not heard of his
disgrace. While calling upon a married
woman he was attacked by the husband
and jumped through a window. He had
the woman's watch and the husband had
him arrested for burglary. For fear of
blasting the wife's reputation. Henderson
would not explain his presence in the
house and was convicted. He has served
two years of his time.
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Goe. to Chic,ro UnIver.itv.

CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-Dr. e.. b. Foster. of
Macmaster college. Toronto, has accepted
a call to the chair OF theology in the Uni
versity of Chicago divinity school. recently
made vacant by the death of Prof. b. f.
Simpson. Professor Foster Is young
man and is a graduate of the Rochester
Theological seminary. tie was for several
years pastor OF the First Baptist church
at Saratoga, \. \.
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IN WICK CHICAGO.
A Prominent Womtn Assaulted on tn


A Prominent Womtn Assaulted on tho
streets.
CHICAGO, Feb. l9.-The other day Mrs
Rose Drosdowitz, n wealthy woman, well
known in Hebrew circles for her philau-
thropy, was assaulted and robbed while
walking along Clark street. near Van
Buren,, IN the heart of the city. Her
satchel contained only a few dollars.
The thief, William Smith, a notorious
English crook, was soon caught, but whiIo
being taken TO the police station pulled
his revolver and attempted to kill the Off,
Ger. Then he drew knife and attempted
to use it on the officer, who disarmed him
Finally, in the station house he made an
attempt TO jump from the window. Ills
victim was severely bruised.
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DIVIDING THE SWAG.
Goldbug Bankers End Things Coming
Their WAY

LONDON, Feb. in. NJ. Rothschild q
Son issued a prospectus this afternoon
for the sale of the new United States
bands, of which half is to be taken here.
The subscriptions will open tomorrow
and close Thursday. The price will be
f227 for every $4,000. Messrs. RothschiId
will issue scrip installments to extend
into July. A coupon for every $40, 900 will
be attached to the scrip and be payable
the first of August.
New YORK, Feb. 19.-The Belmont Nor
gan syndicate issued a prospectus for the
per cent. government bonds this after
noon, naming 1131H as the issue price.
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ORovILLE, Cal. Feb. 19.-Martin Mey-
ers, the aged convict who robbed the
Forbestown stage coach on Saturday last,
and who was captured yesterday, pleaded
guilty to-day and was sentenced TO the
penitentiary for life.
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kaiIroai Notes.

j. w. HALEY Of Batavia, n. Y, conduc.
tor on \. y. Z. railway, and one of the best
known men on the road, said of Parks
lea: For 10 years | have suffered from
constipation. Tried everything and found
nothing of lasting value. Hearing SO
many talking about Parks Tea, tried It
without much hope. The first doses
moved my bowels easily and now | am
cured. 1t works like magic" Sold by
Smith Drug Co. and Parchen D'Acheul
DruO Go.
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ON THz FORCE.
Am linn grant Lau liable Amb
ton


NEW YORK. Feb. Orchard Donovan
arrived here Oh the Umbr.a from Black
Rock. county Cork, ireland. He was
taken TO Ellis Island, and later before the
board of inquiry. where II was discovered
he had on'y lb shillIugs as a starter for IT..
fortune.
During the examination, Commissioner
McSWeeuey asked the newcomer " lat be
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FAMOUS PAINTER DEAD.

AdoIph schreser PIsses Away In
Per
NEw YORK, Feb. 19.-The death, at the
age of 90 years, of Adolph Schreyer, the
famous painter, is announced in a private
cablegram received in this city from Paris.
Herr Schreyer's works, which enjoyed a
remarkable degree of popularity in this
country, figure in the great majority of
the many private collections.
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Il Gasooyne All Right.

New YORK, Feb. 19.-The La Gascogne's
machinery having been pronounced safe
and sound after a dock test, the celebrated
steamship will sail tomorrow afternoon
with full cargo and 800 passengers.
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4 Bomb BLUM

NKw YORK, Feb. I9.-An alleged bomb
was found las, night a. - B-Oome street
and consisted of a piece OF gas pipe filled
with white lead, and the fuse was simply
a piece Of twine.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The president
dent nominated Erskine NJ. Ross of Cali
fornin as United States circuit judge for
the Ninth judicial court, provided for by
the act approved Feb. g, 1895.
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Dandruf is due to an enfeebled state of
the skin. Halls Hair Remover quickens
the nutritive functions of the skin, healing
and preventing the formation of dandruff.
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TIME SCHEDULE
TRAINS ARRIVE.
No. :. From st. Pau. Chicago and all
Eastern points. arrives Northern
Pacific Local Depot daily at ...... s40A n
No. :, From SPOKANE Tacoma
Seattle. Portland. aud all Coast
points, arrives Montana Union De-
pot daily Observation-Disclosures. 10: - n
TRAINS DEPART
No. Z. For spokane. Tacoma
Seattle. Portland and all Coast and
California points. leave Montana
Union Depot daily at .............. s.50a.n
No. s. For ~. Paul. Chicago. and all
Eastern, southern and Canadian
points. leaves Northern Pacific Lo-
cal Depot daily &C 1920 m
Pullman Sleeping Cars. between butte and
St Paul, upholstered Tourist Sleepers; elegant
day coaches and dining car service on all
through trains
For Information, time cards, maps and tickets
call on or write w. NJ. TUoHY. Gen. ACT, q
East Broadway, Butte. Mont. or
CHARLES s. FEE
General Passenger Agent
st Paul Nina
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HE MARRIED HIS SLAVE.

Egypt's Ruler Shocks the Tan-Colored
Four Hundred.
CAIRO, Feb. 19.-The khedive signed n
marriage contract with his favorite slave
to-day in the presence of the Egyptian
ministers. This act constitutes a mar
riage to the slave, and there will be no
public ceremony.
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Big Bargains in Great Falls Real
Estate.

I I has been Officially announced that a grea-
l. dam will Ue 0u lL 10 lhs RAINBOW Fails IA :
year. and Jhe Anaconda company WILL build
there tine largest rein res AMI rolling mills m
the world. beside, other immense wJrNs en-
p.oying IA pu,ands ~ msl. Tui>. with the Buy
lin stOu Itll WAY and change 20 the main linz %
The Great NHTtGeru To- tine Rainbow tALs. viii
send prices 90 property ont % Il gu- fIs Ea.u-
hnN Falls Land company own LODI acre, rEo.-e
IaHd y both sides ~ thf rye-. TIE, ps-.
fec an authorize d. . nOa-res dent >tuc <
A1 T. @ ~. flI ~htre, ~ tul, >-Hr 10 only
So Hrg share m " Yl.Is SD. iu IuHuI.s of one
share ur MI-e FHr particular, II I-F-s. 4gi'S
te.pre ri ~, q tvsuc'. j -. Ore.-. agent
Great Ia., Montana
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EUR fire. life and acc.dsn. insurAn.s Sc,
a Winters & Co.. MAN 81. Butte.