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New Legislation.

washington, Dec. 6.-The new con-
.sress nm to this time has been an un-
usually conservative one In the matter
of proposing new legislation. Plans for
the admission of Oklahoma, Arizona
and New Mexico to statehood have
again made their appearance, the first
being presented by General Wheeler
The first bill introduced by Mr.. McClel-
lam of New York, who is one OF the
Young democrats and a son OF General
lNIcClellan, was one to authorize the
senate to confirm the military nomina-
tions made by President Lincoln. which
have never been acted upon, and the
issue of commissions to the nominees,
stating that they were nominated to
the rank conferred by Lincoln. Repre-
sentative Walker OF Massachusetts,
offered with some amendments. his
banking bill of the last congress.
Rv Mr. Hicks of Pennsylvania, for
the relief of persons who served 90 days
or more I'm the various construction
corps attached to the army or railroads
operated by the military autnorities
during the war; also q bill granting
medals to those who responded ana en-
listed under President Lincoln's mrs
call for troops.
BY Mr.. Medkie5ohn of Nebraska, tc
prohibit the sale of Intoxicating drinks
| to Indians. framed TO meet the decisiof
| of Judge Bellinger of oregon, as to TIT
sale of liquor to Indians VINO have be
come citizens of the United States.
| BY Mr.. Wheeler Of Alabama. TO In
crease the pensions of soldiers OF tn
FLORIDA war.
BY Mr.. Harris OF Ohio. levying dut'
on woods as follows: Woods and hai
of the first class, IL cents per hundred
second class, IL cents per hundred
third class and on camels' hair of th
third class, the value whereof shall
Is cents or less. per hundred. includin
charges, the duty to be 32 per cen
ad valorem; on woods OF the third elias
and on camels' hair OF the third clas
the value of which exceeds II cent
per hundred, the duty 20 be SO per cen
ad valorem; woods on the stain are
pay the same rates as other woods.
BY Mr.. Barnham of California.
amend the act Incorporating the Mar
time Canal company of Nicaregu
one feature of the bill authorizes Il
issuance of bonds not to exceed $50
oO0. 900 with interest at 3 per cent
secure the means 20 construct and cor
plete the canal
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Senator Mills Bill.

washington, Dec. 6.-Senator Mills
attention was called to-day to the fact
that objection had been made to the
part of mis- bill directing the secretary
of the treasury to pay out silver when
the reserve is below 500, ,00o, 900. viz:
That II would put gold at a premium.
This reasoning" he replied. "is utter
ly fallaciousL That result can take
place only when the volume OF silver
or paper is 80 increased as to increase
prices in this country. when gold
would be exported, but no mere ma
nipulation of the silver or paper now
In circulation can change the prices
OF products. II the treasury refuses
gold for export. the exporter must do
| as exporters do, buy bills Of exchange.
II the treasury notes are all paid or
bonded. the result would be the same.
Exporters would pay premiums on gold
when exported. but the gold standard
would remain unchanged.
when" he continued. ''the gold re-
serve Is over 800. .00o. 900 the treasury Is
In easy circumstances and may redeem
the notes in either gold or silver. as II
| may be desired by the holder OF its
notes. When the reserve is under $780,
| OOO.U the cdutlohdTy SiBhaa 10 ~ ~.f~
the secretary should protect the gov
ernment by paying in standard shvel
coins and stop a run that may be mad'
10 embarrass the treasury and compe
II 20 sell bonds 20 foreign and domesti'
capitalists seeking investment for idl
capital"
Explaining other provisions Of tn
bill. Mr.. Mills said he had provided 70
the coinage of the silver bullion In tn
treasury into fractional coin rathe
than into dollars because in that shap
| II would be more convenient ana tha
he had provided for the issuance
treasury notes in case OF temporar
deficiency In the revenues because IN
bonds bear interest and notes do not.
2 IAN Individual" ne said. never pay
: interest II he can get money without
5 The government should employ -
: hnsiness nrinciple-"
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HELENA's SENSATION.
The Divorce suit of the Horskys Prom
ises TO Be Rars and juicy.

The Divorce suit of the Horskys Prom
ises TO Be Rsrs and juicy.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Helena. Mont. Dec. 6.-The sensa-
tional suit for divorce brought by Mrs
Lettie Horsky against her husband.
Joseph Horsky. jr., was commenced TO-
day in the district court. Mr.. Horsky
Is an old-timer. wealthy and well
known. The couple were married July
4, 1885, and have several children.
Mrs. Horsky, as grounds for divorce,
alleges infidelity and cruel treatment
on the part of her husband. She ac-
cuses him of having been unlawfuliy
intimate with her sister who lived with
them for a time. and names dates and
places in a most specific manner. sht
alleges that he on various occasions
called her vile names. that he refused
her medical attendance at the time O
the birth OF their children. and pre-
vented her by force from ATTENDING
church. To all these allegations de
fendant makes specific denial ana al
leges that IL at any time he called ne
names II was when she had wiifult
| provoked him with a view OF securing
| evidence 20 be used by her In a divorc
suit. A jury was secured to-day an
the trial will proceed tomorrow.
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Chicago. Dec 6.-The appellate court
has handed down an important decis-
ion In the case of Waldeck lodge,
Knights Of Pythias. against the grand
lodge OF Illinois. This was q case
where the lodge was suspended be
cause of its using a German transla-
ton Of the ritual of the order and re-
fusing to discuss its use. They asked
for a writ of mandamus TO compel the
restoration OF all It's rights and the
communication of the pass word. Upon
appearing before the lower court.
Judge Brentano gives a decision favor
able 10 waldeck lodge on every point
from this the appeal was taken. result
ing in the appellate court handing
down a decision reversing Judge Bren'
tano and remanding the case with In
structions to dismiss II. AS II was
generally understood that this was
test case. the action Of the IA Other
German lodges In Chicago Is awaited
| with interest.
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efforts are now being made TO hold
European conference, probably at
Vienna.
Paris, Dec. s.-It was semi-ofhciahy
denied this evening there was any
truth In the story telegraphed the Pan
Mall Gazette from Rome that Russia
and France have Withdrawn from the
concert of the powers regarding the
Turkish question. and efforts are. nov
being made to hold a European confer
ence. Similar reports have been CIT
culated, 1t Is claimed. by agents OF the
Turkish government frequently the
past month or two. In fact, the same
rumor has been started several times
In different shapes the past week.
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ONLY HALF AN HOUR.
The House Holds . Brief Session and
Adjourns Till Monday.
PETITION PROM ARMENIANS
Baker OF New n Hampshire Proclaims
War Upon Secretary Morton
Convention Talk and
Capital Gossip.

washington, Dec. 6.-The house was
In session but half an hour to-day.
Baker of New Hampshire, who has
proclaimed war upon Secretary or Ag-
ricurure Morton because OF the latters
refusal to expend an appropriation Tor
the purpose of seeds for Distribution
among congressional constituents. at
tempted to put through resolution
calling upon the secretary for informa-
ton upon the subject, but Mr.. McMii-
Ian of Tennessee, objected. Later Mr'
Walker of Massachusetts,, In whose oas-
trict reside nine-tenths OF the natural
lied Armenfans in this country asked
for the printing in the record OF their
resolution reciting the outrages COM
mitted upon their relatives In Turkey
and pledging the support Of congress
| to any steps that might be taken py
the executive for their protection but
| 10 this Mr.. Turner of Georgia inter-
posed an objection.
Terry, democrat, Arkansas, and Boat
ner, democrat. Florida, belated mem
bers, were formally sworn In and the
committee to pass on members mile
age accounts was passed.
Baker, republican. New Hampshire
asked unanimous consent for immedi-
ate consideration of a resolution call
ing on the secretary of agriculture tc
report whether he has expended the
whole or any part OF the appropriation
made by the last congress for distribu
ton of farmers bulletins. MCMILLAN
democrat, Tennessee. objected.
Walker, republican, Massachusetts
offered a petition in the form OF reso
luton from naturalized Armenians o
the United States, nine-tenths o
whom, he said, lived In his district. ant
requested 1t be printed In the record
After reciting the alleged oppression
and outrages of the Turkish govern
ment, 1t concluded:
Resolved, The people of the Unite
States. through their representative
in congress assembled, hereby expires
their deepest abhorrence and conden
nation OF the outrages thus commute
Il on rheir American fellow citizens, q
= well as Christian subjects in Turkey
Resolved further, That this nous
composed of the immediate represents
tives of the American people piedg'
:. its support to the government In ever
: measure justified by international la
and common humanity to vindfcate II
rights of our fellow citizens and the
families din Turkey and to hinder an
prevent as far as practicable contn
uance of the outragee and massacr'
: in that land"
The petition was referred TO the con
mittee on foreign affairs. AT l2:So u
house adjourned until Monday.
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cor,.,, MAKES Billy smile.

CINCINNATI Dec. 6.-Billy Thompson.
who has taken the management or Dem
yer Ed Smith. announces his willing
ness 90 match him against any man In
the world. He laughs at Corbett pre-
aentinr the title of champion Of the
world 20 Peter Maher. He says COR
beut never held the title after his fall
ure 70 accept Joe Goddard's challenge.
losing II by default. Smith Immediately
fought Goddard and defeated him, thus
obtaining the championship. Conse-
ouent1y Corbett could not present what
he iid not own. When Goddard beat
Maher IN three rounds and F1tzsim-
mons had already defeated him; 80
Thompson says II Is a farce Tor tne
two men TO be contesting for the title
| He saws he will take on the winner
| and In the meantime would arrange
| match between Denver Ed Smith and
| Jim Hail. Joe Choyinski or any othei
heavyweight IN America, or would gS
40 England and take on Paddy slavin
Peter jackson or Joe Smith.
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NOT YET AWHILE.
silver. Mr.. Dubois Says. WIN Not He IN IL
This Session.

washfngton. Dec. e.-Senafor DuD',.
IA ,o-aay the friends OF silver dfd no<
look for favorable legislation tne ~
ant session OF congress and In view OK
,ha hostile attitude of the presfdent' ne
aIa not beueve any special effort wouso
49,, ,,ad, IN that direction. The silver
r,.n. he believed. would 80 far controa
49,. committees that they could al any
time bring up free coinage OIL. aio
a. was very likely speeches In aovoeaey
or such measure would be made our'ns
en-. session. The wisdom or making
nrolonrea fighf with a fun knowledss
=, I,s bopelessness, he said. was mucn
sr,,h,aa bv silver men and II was alto
~s,ner ukely they would content them
selves with reaffrming their ahegianes
to the cause rather than prolons tns
session when no substantial good pos
sibly could result
The senator. however. was very pos.-
dive In asserting no issue or bonds win
ha authorized or other financial lesisia-
tIon permitted without some suosean-
| tsai recognition = given silver nor. ne
| continued. would any measure provi9
| ing for the retirement or greencacks
1 nass the senate except silver De gwen
an important place In any scheme fos
nreventing a contraction OF the cur
| ranev. which necessarily would %
caused BY such retirement. he tnere'
sore aid not look for any tnanciai Leg
.slarion the present session.
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LICE DAVIS SAW IT
ANOTHER sPoUTiNo VOLCANO
DISCOVERED.
Tn. San Augustine Peak IL Greatly Dis
turbed Over the Condition OF
National Affairs

Denver, Dec. "a special TO the
News from Santa Fe. N. NJ. says: IL
as reported from Las Cruces that san
Augustine peak. 40 miles east OF that
town. Is IN a state of eruption. A week
ago last Tuesday Dave King and Lige
paws. who were out upon the noun
tadns. heard a rumbling Of the earth,
which was followed soon by a distinc'
Explosion. a large granite bowfder being
thrown 20 a considerable height. FOL
lowed by a pun of steam and ashes
The family of Mr.. Hufford also saw the
eruption. The next day Mr.. Bersero
went TO the place where the exp1osior
occurred and found a depression parti,
niled with debris and ashes. steam
was issuing from <he ground. whfcf
was 50 hot as TO prevent an EXTENDED
investigation.
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FIRE IN WALL STREET.
A Commotion Was In Eruption In the Big
Gold Warehouse.

New York. Dec. 6.-There was a
great commotion In the assay once IN
wall street this morning. The JournaI
of an engine in the deposit meitlns
room. where 50, 900 in gold bars was
being arranged for shipment, became
overheaaed and the oil ignited Inc
flame followed the oil train along tne
point of the machinery TO the ceinns.
Great volumes OF black smoke quickly
filled all the rooms of the puilding.
Outside on the Wall street side came
a great kicking at the doors. IT was a
policeman trying to get in. An omeia'
opened the door about an inch ana then
slammed the door in the policeman
face. The policeman ran to nre ooN
and turned in the alarm, ana In rev
moments two engines ratified 10 tns
corner. The firemen, axes In nano
made an onslaught on the iron doors
but they were refused admission. TneS
insisted, and finally Is were allowed &C
enter. Mr.. Gross, chief clerk. said tht
only danger was that the fire mignl
have extended to the assay room ovei
the deposit melting room The dam
age will not amount to more than slvo
| There Is a sum amounting 70 neari,
| 500. 900 900 in the vaults In the assa,
ofice, s40o, 900 of which Is In silver.
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ON THE TRACK.
I'm San francisco.

San Francisco. Dec. e.-The track was
very muddy and slippery to-day. out the
form players managed 10 PICK thres GUY
az Ave winners. Pepper won the handicap
from Peter II. Seven furlongs-Red Glenn
won. e. II. Shirley seconf. Patriot third:
time. 1884. Mile-Basso won. Our Mag
gle second, Hidalgo third; time. l;te. FIVE
furlongs-sir Play won. Joan second. MO-
balaska third: time. 1:o4h. One mile and
a furiong-Pepper won. Peter IL second
Moderocio third; time. 2;0l. seven tur-
iongs-Chartreuse won. All over secono
sh,eIdhearer third: time. i:3lA.
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FIRES In NEW YORK
Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Fire
crackers Explode and Sputtsr.
GUNPOWDER IN THE HOUSE
A Six-Story Building Injured to the
Extent OF 35o.ooo-AH Hot Box
in Wall Street Creates q
Great Commotion.

New York, Dec. 6-Fire broke out
early this morning in the six-story
warehouse at 271. ga South street and
5s1. 5ss Water street. occupied by z. f.
briggs and others. On the fourth
floor fully $500 worth OF fire crackers
were stored. These exploding mace
the work of the firemen dangerous. In
the building there was stored over
81 900. 900 worth OF merchandise in bond
from the East Indian and China trade.
II il fully covered by insurance. In
the top floor a large quantity OF powder
is said to be stored. No flames can pe
seen from the outside. The fire boats
Zophar. Mills and Havemyer. have
been docked at the pier opposite the
Burning building. and are playing
streams on 1t. The firemen, up 10
o'clock. have not entered the building
The only manner TO reach the blaze
with effect was through the roof. and
the work of cutting that away, while
underneath were gunpowder and Other
explosives. was extremely dangerous
This did not deter the firemen. IL o.
whom were set to work there. In
short time a large hole was made ans
a great pillar OF smoke rushed our
into this hole streams OF water wer'
directed and the gunpowder save'
from the flames. The windows on IN
south side were also opened an
streams from the water towers playe'
on them. It Is believed the good
stored in the building suffered muc
damage. The total loss will be aoou
$3.50. 900. much OF II caused by water.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-07
A Running Fight.

Fort Grant. Arfz.. Dec. "a report
readhed here to-day that White Noun
tain Apaches were caught in the act
OF killing cattle belonging to the set
tiers IS miles west Of Fort Apache. A
running nght took place between the
Indians and cowboys. In which one In
dian was kiTled. Troops and Indian
police have started from Fort Apache
for the scene OF the trouble.
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A Big Judgment.
nisnatch 70 the STANDARD

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Helena, Mont. Dec. 6.-rhe property
on North Main street. belonging TO ex-
Marshal Joseph Davis. was sold to-day
by the sheriff to satisfy a Judgment
obtained recently by Massena Bullard
as trustee. II was bought by Ed. Ed
gerton. who paid sso.269 for It II
lacked 5000 Of satisfying the Judgment
I'm full.
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Tn. Frsneh BImetsI,ists.

London, Dec. IA dispatch 70 the
Times from Paris says that TIE frSncn
IainnSta uists league has convened. the
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION which Il 70
meet on Dec 10 continuing until Dec.
NJ. 20 agree upon the terms OF an APP
neal 90 the respective governments tc
renew negotiations FOR an interna ,tona.
agreemeut fer ahe use OF both gold and
SILVER as money metals Representa-
lives OF England, Belgium and Gerna'
ny vii attend
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Al New Orleans.

New Orleans. Dec. s.-seven furionss-
Tom sayre won, Miss Young second.
Mate third: time. 1:2sA. Seven furlongs
Hereto won. Delcoronado second. New
House third: time. l:2st Mne-orinda
won, Ashland second. Robert Latta third
time I.ts. Handicap, mile-Lightfoot
won INN. woolsey second. Peytonia
third: time, 1a2x. Six furlongs-souve-
mir won. Renaud second. Lucy Belle
third: time, 1:l5A.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-07
Tuesday wiz ssttIe Il.

washington. Dec. s.-Active prepara-
tions for the assembling next Tuesday
OF the republican national committee
10 select the time and place for the
national convention are being made.
The executive committee or II members
meets Monday night and the full COM
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-07
1T is HERE.
That Note of salisbury's VIII Explode In
Olney's Hands To-Day.

Washington. Dec. 6.-Lord Salisburys
reply to Secretary Olneys letter. re-
questing a final and definite statement
to Great Britain's purposes concerning
Venezuela is in Washington, having
been delivered to Sir Julian Paunce-
fote, the British ambassador, tonight.
The greatest interest centers here as ito
the nature of the reply which Lord
Salisbury has made to the American
secretary of state. Ambassador Paunce-
fote said tonight that Lord Salisbury
letter would be presented to Secretary
Olney tomorrow.
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Not nv Arm mans.

Rome. Dec. GA dispatch from Con-
stantinople reports that the British.
Russian. French and italian consuls at
Erzeroum have signed a memorandum
declaring the massacre there was not
provoked by the Armenians. This mas
been presented to the porte.
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London, Dec "a dispatch to the
pail Mall Gazette from Rome. pub
Il-hed this afternoon. says excitement
RS been caused there by the state
went freely made in diplomatic circles
that Russia and France have with
drawn from the concert OF the powers
regarding the Turkish question. and
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summoned to ,he Cxar's Home.

London. Dec. 6-The Graphic Odessa
correspondent says: Admiral kopy-
toff. commander-in-ch OF the Black
sea fleet. has been summoned % SL
Petersburg. II Is supposed tnst .ne
summons Is IN connection with the AT
menlam QUESTION.
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London. Dec. s-The Field announces
thts morning that Lord Dunraven will
"a n FOR New York ON next Thursday IN
order 90 resume the Inquiry as 70 tne
Ss~rse 81 Immersion of the Defender
An fhe frst race for the America cup In
sApfeunber
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-16
For School Beyond Three Months,

THERE is certain to be more or
less dissatisfaction growing out of
the appointment of county medical
boards by county judges. In many
instances it will be charged that
the men appointed are not fiji for
the position, and we doubt not that
the charge will be true in some
cases. Many county judges will
appoint men who are thoroughly
qualified to serve as members OF
the board, but others will give
preference to their friends and the
political doctor will be a promi-
nent factor in the makeup Of county
boards. lord help the people in
counties where the political doctor
passes upon the qualifications of
rracticing observation-disclosures
Democrat.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-16

CLERK's NOTICE.

Notice is hcye''y gi7ea that the folio
named administrations ard guardians fiji
the Apr term iessi oI the Carroll PROBATE
FOR the Easter. District, their aceog If curr
1t was ordered by tue court that the san
continued aid advertised for confirmation
jeetion at the July terra or said corr. !s6
W. " Davis Guardian Of Alsa, Pearl
John I. Champia:n, 2ad annual account
rent.
W. F. En.tt. Guardian Of Martial
James " Emett, lst annual account eur
". j. Morris, Guardian e rephas T.
brose, 7th altd fiHal annual aec6aat egE
W. j, Morris. Guardian of Bertha AmM
It'll aanual account current.
W J. Morris. Guardian of Heurg l..
brose, 7th Annual account current
W J. Morris, Gusrdian OF Art .ur Amid
7th annual account current,
j. W Holland, d'Tar Of the estate q!
Littrclt, 5rd aHlual account current.
Ali pers0rs having exceptions 10 said Il
mehts are requested to fle the same ID /
court ON or before the 2nG day Of tie pr. Z
thereof. Ihis Apr Is lS''3.
j z. Fancher, FrobateG#
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-16
Hoods pills are hand made, and perfecs
In proportion and appearance. 25o. box.
A NYagnan WHO VIII Work

Wanted in every county to intro
duce the Celebrated "Hygera
Waists for al ages. This waist
surercodes the corset, aud has re
ceived the unanimous approval
OF the leading physicians of Amer
lea. $500 outfit free. Any woman
can make from $l5 to $50 weekly
Send for circulars and terms.
HYGEIA Mfg. Co, 378 Canal ST.
New York.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-16
Beware cf 0intments for Catarlh that
Contain GEeroury,

as mercury viii surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely Geran,,e tiia whole systeiH
when entering it thrpu,h the mucous surfaces
prescriptions from repurabIe phyticia s as the
damage they will do is ten fold o the good you
can possibly derive from them Hall's CaGarrh
Cure ma alufactured by + j Cheney i CO. :,
Toledo, O., contains no mercury. aad is takea
Internally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous SUI faces Of the aystorn. In buying hall )
taksn inter ally ana made in loiedo, Ohio, by
u. j Cheney L 60. restmoniale irge
55-Sold by druggists, price 15c per bottle.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-05-16

No wonder people were surpris-
ed at the publication of the asser-
ton that the Cuban revo!utionists
had strong hackers in syndicate
of United States capitalists. 1t bad
generally been supposed that back
ing was the one thing needed by
the revolutionists; they appear to
have frontage to spare.