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Look at Thir,

We have one cabinet grand upright
Estey piano in French walnut case will
sell for Sl9s. Also one beautiful upright
himball piano in curley notified walnut,
has had three months use. will sell for
SAB. Terms $25 down and $40 per month.
One second hand parlor organ. solid
walnut case, price S25. One new Kimball
organ, sarcassian walnut case, slightly
damaged in shipping. Will sell for S79
Terms $40 down and So per month.
ORION Bros, 305 n. Main street.
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The Union Pacific have again reduced
their time on freight from eastern points
TO Butte. The fast freight train will now
arrive here at o'clock a. m. instead of
during the afternoon as formerly, prac-
tically saving one days time. This will
be appreciated by shippers, more es-
pecially by those handling perishabe
goods.
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BUTTE. Feb. - Fred Orton. who for
the last II months has been with the Shcr-
man Music COMPANY. tuning and repair
ing musical instruments. has opened a
place 90 his own al No. III Utah avenue,
IN the Hamilton block. aud d, prepared 10
90 all kinds Of repairing and tuning OF
pianos and all kinds Of musical insiru-
mcnts.
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Not This Tina

We will not fool you this time. This is
an advertisement of the celebrated Cen
tennlal Brewing company of Butte, which
has made a reputation for producing the
finest beer in the market. and promise
you that every effort will be made to keep
up this high standard and improve on IL
whenever possible. Patronize homo in
dustry by using our product in preference
TO eastern makes.
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Mr. NJ. ii. Hirschfeld. pianist, ha.
started piano class in Butte, and will
teach there Monday and Tuesday Of
every week. A limited number of pupilt
will be accepted. For information apply
to the Sherman Music Co.. Butte.
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The Beautiful Taffetta Plisse.

Light as the traditional feather in a
variety of Shades and Color Combina-
tion greater in numbers than we have
space to tell. $3.50, $1.75 to $3.50.
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Furniture For Sale.

In two large pleasant rooms in brick
block. centrally located. Inquire, Stand
ard, Butte.
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We are still giving them away. Every
person visiting our store receives a hand.
some souvenir. E. Wertheimer Drug Co.
10 West Granite street.
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Don't buy so-called cheap typewriter.
The Remington is the cheapest because
it will out wear all others. Sold by f. n.
sherman, 125 East Park ST., Butte.
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w E
STIIAI
IAEAD-

This week we have hit the nail on the head
and with one stroKe drove It below the surface
Not one thing. bur everything in our store Will
suffer by this blow. The est prices will be
made on al groceries that have ever been
reac he'd in the state or Montana Our special
ties Will be new milk cream cheese, fresh grass
butter, mo artificial cOloring," but colored by
the natural grasses OF the celebrated state OF
California. Also fresh ranch eggs These
eggs are from the wel,-known Jefferson valley
therefore are strictly fresh. There is a certain
satisf action in purchasing these goods to know
that they are guaranteed to be first ass or
money refunded. We guarantee all that we
sell. Try our star brand roast ed coffee. This
coffee Is selected carefully and thoroughly
most improved method, retaining its fun
strength and natural flavor.
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Green River" is the highest grade sour
mash Bourbon made, and is now recon-
mended for the sick by the medical pro
fession.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-24

Two car loads Green River" dire
from Greensboro. n.y., March End.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-24

If you want the finest bread flour in tbs
market, try the Electric"
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For plaques, paints, brushes, etc., go 10
Charles Schatzlein's. ii West Broadway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-24

The Electric" is the peerless brea.
flour.
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M.A.Nm.th, piano tuner. Smith plauoCo %.
- W. Park, Will receive prompt attention.
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90. .og.h Butte Social club WI give a
mas. ..rTalu HaU aI GgWueI'> EaI. south Butte.
ga lat,4 IS IuH. -E Admission % cents, Spec
tALuT~ 90. cents
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We make an INK eraser THAT will do the
Wora. IO-sclmtu Drug Go.
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Butte Cash Grocery Co.,

Cor. Park and Wyoming streets,
Butte; Iibernia Building, Gen.
terville. A f. BRAY, Mgr.
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QUITE $500.

The Principal Branch once OF The STANDARD
10 az No 81 East Broadway. Butte. Telephons
No. rs Advertising rates furnished on spplL
cation
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j, III. bEYsON, Esq, Optician,
\ 10 Butte, Montana.
Dear Sir-It affords me great pleas
ure to certify that the examination
y4o gave me some months ago and
the glasses with which you fitted me
hsye proved eminently satisfactory.
Ny eyes since have given me no
trouble. and l write and read with
comfort for hours at time with arti-
fetal light-quite boon, 1 assure you.
= Most truly yours,
= iar'. a. X. BAIRD,
Superintendent Missions for Presby-
terrain Church.
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We shall greet you Monday
with veritable carnival of new
things.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-24

Prescription - is the best blood puri-
fer you can take. We sell h.. Fosselman
Drug Co.
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4 ca cl ball uIIi h" given .y Banner Lodge
No. o. ID. OF j.. o. Friday gEeu.u- March g. al
Social hail. MalAeIsA.c. lie e. ~ cents.
Ia1Ies - cents.
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Probate Court Orders.

In the estate OF 4. A. Estes, de-
ceased. Hearing OF claim Of y. Me
Dowall for SOS. attorneys fees In DO.
hslf Of s. Is. Westerhsld ~ admins.
traitor Of aaii eBIaie, was allowed and
approved. Notice OF withdrawal Of 3.
AcDowsll n. attorney and substitu-
ton Of Zanp & Zane.
In tue estate OF WIN. +. Aulls, 10.
slab Barnett was appointed special
administrator upon DiingA bond In the
sum Of $500, with W. Is. Mccormick ana
II. ID. kimball as suretlea.
la tbs matter OF the estate Of John
III. Rumell, deceased, Guatavo IL.
Baokmsn, tho administrAlOr made n
return % tho proceedings, aud Wed
nesdsy, this 2nd day Of October, 1895,
was fixed Tor the hearing OF return OF
sails Of real estate.
The case OF Morgan Williams eta c.
sci for this morning has been contin
ued until tomorrow. on motion OF the
attorneys.
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grapes aud plums, were sold by Waite
& Go. Both auutioneors sold Bureau
Claifgeu posrs, packed by the Hemmo
Ofchhd company. On these Garcia,
Jacobs & 20. realized from III shillings
" IL ehillings q case; While & Co., II
lhiliings TO IL shillings ami ponce.
The irult was Ia much batter condition
Than the last consignment aoli here.
Bartlett, william and Flsmlsh Beauty
pears sold ct from shlilings TO ~
shillines case, aud Buerfa Hardy
III shillings TO 10 ehillings. Forty
osses Of Winter Neliis brought
. shlllings against 0 shiliings to To-.
Tor the same variety last year. The
dealers here said II 10 yot too early In
he season TO ship this variety Of poars.
Much attention was given the extreme
iulnots Of the oires. VIII CHI pleased the
buyers ami enhanced N price,. IL
was also remarked that " iere leaves
had been left upon the stem, the fruit
seemed more desirable.
Eight cases Of black grapes sold for
b.. case. Black plums brought 3d.;
yellow plums u. case. A hund red
and forty-ulght cases OF damaged pears
brought 81. n case and tweniy.one
boxes Of damaged peaches, A.. cd.
White & Go. dispoied Of nearly all
the peaches consigned 10 them at pfi-
vate sales, half cases bringing from
IL. 80. TO u. OF. Although White *
co. advertised the sale VI California
lruit for 10 Sun. they frat disposed OF a
lot Of French pear. While the buyers
we're ire'h, these brought from s.. to
TO-. n case.
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NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY.
Exposition BulldlHg Nay BE- Used for
That Purpose In the Near
iuilre

HAdiu.Ant. General JohuI .. Cannon
appeared before the executive oomnit.
tee Of the ID. A. & 81. Soolety at y
special meeting tails afternoon aud
formally applied for tho usq Of thu -cx-
posi,ion bull ling ns mn srL-ory for the
National Guard. He explained tina.
the latter at the present time
mad absolutely no place where
arms and equipments could be-
stored mud being An Territorial Of
gSnizatiSn, which drew no remuners-
ton from the public, no thought 1t no
moro than Just that n Territorial build
lag be set apart for such purpose.
Al the meeting were Messts. Bam-
berger, Sears, Simon and Jsnnings.
General Cannon's rtquesI was referred
TO q special COMMITTEES, consisting OF
Colonel John II. Wiudsr, 8. W. Scars
aud +. w. Jsnuingt, who are expect
cd 10 report NJ an early date.
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STEvENS0N'S TRAVELS.
Some Facts Regarding Independence
and vieinliy-A Packing House.
INDErENDEsoE, Jackson Co.. Mo-,
Sent. 10, 1896
To tho Editor

INDEPENDENCE, Jackson Co., NO,
Sent. 10. 1895.
~. an. p.i,o,
~ 'ho f1u''o''
After our tina nksgiving to the Lord
on the spot where tho great temple 10
70 w ou"'' We 'ooA p'e'u's VI 'ne
Rroupas souvonir' Tho scene looked
too pretty to pass the favorable oppor.
,unitv.
n..., a..,,.a .. - ,n.,,. A..
Our parry ass"ou 70 $50 innue tue
church OF ihs re-orEanlzsd order,
where each registered his name, and
w, ,ook tina electric car. Ia K.n,,,
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RAILS ON rnE TRACK.
Particulars of an attempted Train
Robbery.

Particulars OF m Attempted Train
Robbery.
MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 20.--DlspRtohca
received by General buperlnte . dent
Collins Of the Wisconsin Central road
frcm Il vision ,upsrinte ndents give
the following particulars Of the at
tempted robbery near wsupRcA last
night. Two rails anu n number OF ties
were placed on tie track. The enginr
struck the obstruction, left the track
and ran the len eth o; thirty rails. The
mail and baggage car also left tho
irAo.. Engineer Blaine ran south
ahead Of tue train, g9ius TO WsupscA
on foot. The leader VI TIE gang took
the hFeman back ~ the ex lross car
aud demanded u MpH,sng'r Robinson
that he open tho Gar door, making
threats that they would use dynamite
unless II was done.
Wnuu Robinson openci the door, he
began shooting In the direction Of the
robbers and emptiei his fevOlvAr.
Twelve separate charges were exploded
under the safe and fAiiing to blow II
open, the leader Temrfksd: at IL no
use ifyiag any further" They then
let Firing several shots through tho
windows OF tins Sleeper aud coaches
The safe was locke 4 aist. Paul and could
bv opunrd only by the representative
OF the company NJ Chicogo. The met
sengcr never knows the combination.
The trains were NIL moving al $40
this morning.
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Pacific can accomplish It,
desires In this way. Thofo l. pofs.-
billy Of its trying It. however, anu Il
II does. = lively freight AMI passenger
war will retuli, Ia which the 5,nin
Fe Will reap the benefit. The detef-
tnined opposilion already shown to tae
scheme by the eastern lines, hovov T.
will probably have tho effect Of CONF
polling The Is uthern Pacific to abAn.
don the plan.
Should TIE Southern Pacific cut
dow ils service, however, IL will have
no ELECT on the Rio Granae, fof Preel-
dent Joiirfy has proved his dotefmin-
su0n not TO allow the service ON his
line 70 DO impaired. About two years
ago President RoiuhRri. Of tho Santa
Fci requested that the RIO Grandc cut
lite service In tw1, 80 Inst the santa Fe
might have a chance ut part NJ u. MI.
Jeilery lrjmptly rcfused end it will be-
fememDrfed that for time thore was
a notce contest between the Rio
Gtaudu ana Midland bfcluso 81 that
refusal, but ~ the uud tho RIO Gfandu
came out vic,orl9us. IL viii be the
.ama with this prop std mOve o. the
tue southern Pacific. Dsnvef - o.
trsnscontinunisi gateway, has beromo
u too great importance 10 be 80 easily
cot aside.
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Returned Home.

Andrew Kimball and family RS
turned last evening, September
10, from Missouri, after hay-
ing attended the dedication
services of,thr La,teT-dny Saint mer,-
iug houte at 81. John, Kansas Elder
Kimball parted with Elder Stevenson
at Cameron, Missouri, the latter pro-
coeding on his journey 20 Chicago.
Elder X imbnll ana party visited Far
West, Bridgeport, Adan-oudtAhman.
They with treated with courtesy by
pr 1mlnent ciliLens Of tho placrs they
visited, and had au enjoyable time
Notwithstanding the intense heat.
The crops look well aud promise an
abundant harvest.
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played. a herd OF cattle T. passed "
sud over bridges from one building g.
Arother up grade until It feachea az
several II rios, coming 10 the slaug ten.
ing room where they are dfonpei, cut
and passed from hand TO hahd uniil,
further on, the brevos I'm halves ara
passed az by magic In continuous
slfesm ON 10 the packing ICONS, and
nnhlly are soon In . frozsn condition
sud are shipped everywhere. Hers In
heir season 20 no similarly and come
out In barrels, while oihcr9 are smoked
idto sides, hams and shOuliofs. One
may imaginc how last they go II m
One department 10 snoiher, when 5000
pass through In ons day. / telisvu
this plant Il the greatest OF itt kind In
the world.
After seeing the Elders on, Elder
kimball anu 1 returned TO lniepeud.
enc, 10 prepare TO leave these parts
for Far West, passing through Liberty,
Clay county, Mo. Some deeifed ~ 10
remain over Sunday 10 Hptak 20 tue
people, but two more days could not
well DO Epsred. Having written 10 ore
from the "wRsie places Of Ilou," |
shall dwell only on such points ~ may
intefeat your reader. Our Journey
will be 10 Cameron, 81 mile, IN Cli--
TN county, No., via the Burlington
route, l.06 one fare. Then So will
hire two.hofto carriage for tue day,
the party 10 handle the team. ltislO
miles 10 Far West; thence miles to
hingft1u, aud o miles on 10 Haun's
Mill-fg miles the round trim. Thuu ~
10 q miles from Cameron 10 Gailatiu.
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ALMY WIDOWS SUING.
Their Case Against the u. NJ. Coal and
Ircn Co. Continued.
Ryp CANYON, Wyo

Rid CANYON Wyo.,
sept 18Th, 1895.
To the FdltoH
The trial o. the i've wido-s' claim
on the Rocky Lou tain Coal Il Ir1n
Co. As test cass was taken into tds
Third district court, Evanston, Uinta
county, Wyoming, on the evening Of
the 18TH instant. The alter eyu on
both sides have been named, with the
ad iition OF Judge Brown, Of Laramie,
who iolns Mesafs. CLARK and Beard As
counsel for the company. A. the court
10 occupied In the day department
with the trial OF Crockor, who IL
charged with the murder OF Booth,
the ctsn OF tho widows 10 set for m
oveLing examination,
A. 1880 pm. tho court opened and
the case was takJn upi aud after about
two hours close fighting, mostly be-
tween Judge Brown aud Mr.. VAnde-
vsntsr, II vas mutually arranged for
the case to stand Yer Tor tity days
RICHARD r. HoDosos.
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Wrecked in q Runway.

Shortly before 10 O'Clock this fore.
noon the delivery wagon OF j. g. g.
GlAnneli, the butcher, was wrecked In
runaway on South Temple street,
jus, east OF tho Erglo Gate. II appears
that Thomas W. Burles, the Griyer,
was putting on his rain coat, when the
animal took fright and commenced TO
ruu.sud only Hoppsi when the vehicle
colhded with a telephone pole. The
wagon was reduced almost 10 kindling
wood aud, strange TO say, Mt. Buries
escaped alm ost without injury.
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WAsHISoIoN, sept. 20. - The
Italisns IA this city today are en,husi-
attioAiiy celebrating the .5ih anniver.
saty Of the unifcatlon OF Italy. There
was street parade this morning, TO-
lowed by a reception by Baron Fave.
the Italian Rnba ssndor. Several hun.
drods Of Italians were In line IN the
parade aud were reviewed by Baron
Fava anu other prominent representa-
tiyes Of Italy.
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Tho sLreet prenehIng ronf.olery.

Tho Street DrenehinS TOnfIolery.
To thu EJltor
This was rather n cold moming, the
mercury down In the fiities, in place
OF the eighties and nineiios. Cloudy
also and splitting rain 10 that the streets
were hardly dry from thp late rain
and the inosssaut artificial dfonching.
YET, what do you think7 Tweniy-lwo
spfinkling wagons were driven out on
tho streets 10 give them mere dfonch-
Tugs aud make more mud! Was there
ever such Internal tomiOolery2 Why
II 90 much entirely unnecessary mud
mAhing indulgcd In? l suppose nin-
ply 10 spend more taxer, oulrAgeousiy
high ne they are alroA5y, md the
municipality already overwhelmed
with debt, that bauss like u funeral
pail over the city. One feels AZ u tbs
sprinkling fellows ought TO he aIrung
up to tho nearest trees. Why suon
criminal waste OF the people's money 90
hardly obtained these hard times, " nile
hundreds oil men and boys lind 1t 80
difficult 10 obtain any work NJ All2 Ia
II possible that the city authorities
cant md anybody with common
senss 20 suporiniend this street dtenoh.
Ing business: Instead OF doing NJ
much Of u M possible. tho object should
be 10 do ne little as eau reasonably be
got along with, and 40 help 10 lessen
the enormous taxes. Few OF the streets
Ia the city will really need any more
sprinkling I'LL the conference rains
come, but perhaps the sprinkling will
go on all thessme even then,
ECONOMIST.
SALT LAKE Cry, Sept. 20. 1885.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.-Ths Sec
ond International crichst match be.
tween the elnvens representing Cam.
bridge aud Oxford past aud present,
and gentlemen OF PhilpdvlphiA began
today ON the Germantown cricket
grounds. The English team ia
strengthened by tho presence OF bruce,
its strongest bat. Tue Philadslphia
ssntinS tho Universally OF PenIsyl.
vaniH which defeated the visitors last
week. Captain Patterson won the tsse
for Philsdelphia and elected TO 20 first
TO tue bat.
Al lunch time, 1850, the home team
had scored 1854 runs for six wlckslp.
Ilslston was bowled by Wilson; score,
5i-0-b3. Patterson not out SO.
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selection OF m.fsr.. Deferred.

NEW YomS, Sept. 20.-rhs meeting
today Tor tue purpose OF selecting
referee for the C0rbetl.F itzsimmon
1ght was without result The matter
was deferred, NJ the request OF Fiz.
simmons manager, until October 80,
the Day before the hight.
Martin Julian. who represented
FitE.immons, said he favored the
selection Of YAnk Sullivan.
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DuNRAyEN oaIrIoIsED.
His Conduct Reviewed by Admiral
Fitzgerald.


LoNpos, Sept. 2O.-The Times givss
prominence today 10 letter from Al.
inifai Fitzgerald, who says Lord Dun
raven must expect That his conduct In
the matter OF the America's cup races
Will be severely criticised and that u
compares uniavorably with that OF Ise.
lin. His fair.minded countrymeD, Ad.
miral Fitzgerald continues, have cause
to req ret tho coarse OF Lord DunrAven,
and all Irue lovers Of sport must 10.
grst that Iselin'a generous offer TO
fssEil tue second face was declined.
Tech ically, the Admiral rays, Lord
Dunrsven's refusal TO sail ON tbs third
DAY was rigni, but tue question should
have been irestud upon broader
Grounds. The Americans throughout
have shown true sporting Instinct.
Tho impartial verde, OF nautical his.
tory, the letter concludes, viii say that
Lord Dunraven failed TO uphold the
best traditions Of Engllsh yacht rae.
Ing.
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Russia secure. n chinese Lean.

LONDON, Sept. 2O.-A special dis.
patch from Shanghai states that the
Chineas expect TO rs-take possession OF
the Lilac Tung peninsula about the
middle Of October. The same COR.
respondent reports that Russia has
secured the privilege Of tho second
Chinese loan Of 100, OOO,O 900 taels.
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"a JUST GAME HOME TO vorE.
Richard CroLer says he :. Out oil
Petite. Otherwise

Politics Othsfwise.
NEw YoRiS, Sept. 20.-IllchaTd
Croker arrived today from England by
to steamer Columbia.
81 simply came back to be In time
10 vote the Iammany ticket, otherwise
sm out Of politics." no said.
"Do you regard tho prospects Of the
Democratic party favornble2"
"As l have been away dix month";,
1; might be well 10 wait TIL have
Gtuiiui the conditions hers before
answering that question. However,
everything indicates that we are going
20 have good times again. II good
times return and tho country In In n
prosperous condition next year, tho
Democratic party will win."
Croker spoke enthusiastically OF
racing In England anu haid he hoped
TO do considerable racing there next
year.
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Kaiser william Z. wise.

NEW YoRIl, sept. 20.-A special 10
the Herald from Berlin says the Kaiser
has decided 10 follow Chanooilor He
henloht's advice In rggar1 10 tho 90.
calls, question and esuhow the repTet-
sive measures urged by the Gutenberg
faction.
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WAsnlsoros, Sept 20. Minister
Denby has cabled Secretary Olney to-
Jay tnnt the Chinese government has
Withdrawn it- opposition TO the com.
mission 10 investigate tho missionary
riots ut Cheng Tu, and II would start
At once.
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Two s.ennnsr. collide.

LONDON. Sept. 2O.-Tbo steamers
Constantine and Tieyethiek collided
today OF the entrance 10 tho river
Tyne. Constantine was cut 10 the
waters edge and was run ashore TO
keep her from laundering. The crew
was rescued by means Of life line
rockets.
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pardnniar rrI.aner..

ROME, Eept 20,-in honor OF the
iete. mmsmofatirg the ur;ry Ct tho
Italian srmy into Rome In 1870, King
lumber. ia, granted pardon to all
sifiliLh rioters undergoing sentences
OF imprisonment for less than leu
Year,.
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CHEMSI1z. Sept. 2O.-A military
train returning from tne manoeuvrss
was wrecked last evening on the Free.
oufg and Oeberan railway line. Eight
were KILLED, foriy-hve injured.
Late reports show that thirteen were
killed outright and sixty injured, Of
whom thirteen were seriously hurt.