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Kentuck,'s Senatorial Fight.

Frankfort. Ky. Dec. Snow that the
legislature - made a tie. practically
by the democrats electdng A. ]. Carroll
al Louisville yesterday. the aspirants
FOR the senatorshfp 70 succeed Senator
Blackburn are here with their man
ayers and a very hotly contested fight
IS on. Governor-elect Bradley win ar
rive tomorrow morning. After his tn
auguration on Tuesday y IS stated he
will be an important factor IN the sena-
aorial contest rl1at Is pending. and Il
Is generally conceded that he governor
elect favors Congressman Hunter. who
managed the recent successful cam
paign IN the state for the republicans.
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st. Joseph, Mo-, Dec. s.-William III.
Franz, a policeman, was shot and NOR
tally wounded here at noon to-day at the
hands Of the family of l.. Leibowitz,
pawnbroker Policeman Franz went TO
the pawnshop to recover a stolen watch
that Consta Orin McCafferty of Atch-
ison. Kan, had located there. Franz
found the watch and ked permission TO
take 1t to police headquarters for tdenti-
fication. The permission was refused.
whereupon Franz attempted to take both
the pawnbroker and the watch to head
quarters. scuffie ensued I'm which Leb-
ow1tz got the policeman down on the
floor. The 12-year-old SON of Liebowitz
then grabbed a revolver from behind the
counter and fired five shots, three of
which took effect in the policeman's
body Constable McCafferty ran In from
the street and arrested Lebowitz and
other officers took the boy and woman
into custody. Franz's death Is momen-
tarily expected.
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VISITED A FRIEND
ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE DE-
CEITFUL WIVES.
She Tells Her Husband One Story While
She Tells a Different One to the
Man She Is "visiting."

Buffalo, Dec s-A Tonawanda special
to the Express says: Details OF an elope-
ment in which a New Haven, Conn, wo-
man figures as one of the principals,
came to light tonight when G.. w. Lew
is, foreman in a sawmill In New Haven
returned to his eastern home with his
wife.
on Labor day the woman left her home
in New Haven, saying she was going to
spend a few weeks with friends on the
outskirts of the city. Developments show
that Mrs. Lewis met william Coulton I'M
mediately after and they went to Buffalo,
taking rooms on Masten street. They
lived there a short time and subsequently
came 10 Tonawanda. where they went 10
board with William Lamont at Gratwick.
During all this time the woman kept her
husband In ignorance of her whereabouts
by sending letters to him Through the
agency OF a friend at New Haven, VINO
mailed them near that city.
Recently, however, Lewis became sus-
piclous, and going to an express office In
New Haven he learned that the woman
had had goods shipped TO her at Buffalo.
Superintendent Bun of the Buffalo police
was asked to ind her and he learned OF
the couples removal to Gratwick and ad-
vised Lewis to write Chief OF Police
Ryan here. The result was that the two
were found, and the husband. together
with a friend, Cyrus Grover. came here
last night. To-day Chief Ryan and the
two men went TO Gratwick. where tbs
couple was found The woman's nerves
were like iron. and she coolly faced hei
husband. Not SO. however. with coulton
who was scared. Differences were patch
ed up and the woman left with her hus
band at O'Clock tonight for home.
Coulton Is known by Lewis. and II Il
| said he has a wife and two children liv
/ ing somewhere in Massachusetts. Tn
woman IS "a years old. Coulton says h
Is a motorman on the Buffalo a. Niagar'
/ Falls electric road.
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A STANDSTILL.
The Sultan stiii Lives snd the Waters of
the DardaneIies Are Placid.

the Dardanelies Are Placid.
Constnntlnople. Dec. Z. vda Sofia, Bull
garla. Dec. s.-The situation here on
the question OF <nhe extra guazdsh1ps of
the powers remains unchanged and
continues TO ofrer a tribute 20 the pow
ers of delay and evasion OF oriental
diplomacy as practtced by the Turkish
government. Statements are constant
ly reiterated Of the continued determi-
nation TO INSIST upon a compliance with
their demands. Less - heard OF the
rrmors which were Of frequent OCCUR
renee in the early period after the de-
rDand had bern presented t11at the
sultan had at length decided 70 grant
the necessary firman 20 permit the
passage OF the Dardanelies. or even
that he had actually issued them.
Neither in there such explicit announce
ment any more of the period which IS
TO elapse before a movement of the
warshtps OF the powers - TO commence
90 enforce the demands made upon TINS
sultan.
The reception to-day by the sultan ol
NJ. Nealdorff. the Russian ambassador
N private audience awakens unani
nous speculHGon as 10 the true rela'
ton OF Russia 10 the situation an<
me extent OF her agreement with IN
views OF the powers.
The night Of said Pasha and M
ref,lge into the British embassy ar
subjects OF most sensational snoeres
! and the almost frannc efforts mad
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IRISH NATIONAL ALLIANCE.
Councils Are Being Rapidly Formed In
All the Principal Cities

New York. Dec. S.-John p. Surcon.
general secretary OF the Irish National
alliance. states thai councils OF the ail-
ance are being rapSdly formed In every
city in the Unsted states and Canada
Andrew Nolan. a member Of the city
council OF 81. Louis. has been elected
president IN that city. ohe municipal
council already consisting OF 25oo mem
bers. san Francisco. Boston. Lawrence
and Lowell. Mass. Cleveland. Detroit,
Anaconda. and Butte City. Mont. have
also formed large branches. Toronto
and Montreal have inaugurated strong
councils. The election OF municipal
councils win be held in New York and
brooklyn on New Years day. Tue
other cities and towns where more
than one council exists. wiz also ap-
point municipal committees On on about
fhae daX
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Omaha, Dec. s.-iAIrs. Carrie Brown.
A handsome and apparently wealthy
woman OF Keokuk. Iowa. committed
suicide IN the Beatr4ce hotel tonight.
Nov. % she arrived from the East
To-day pistol shots were heard in her
room. The door was forced open. She
SIN grasped the weapon. Three bullets
had entered her breast. She had cut
her name from all her clouhtng, but in
an obscure spot on a tablet was found
che name OF "a. h. Turner"
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A Stubborn Fire.

Chicago, Dec. S.-The fremen In the
downtown district put in all day to-day
fighting a stubborn fire that caused a loss
of 100000. The five-story brick and stone
front building at $50 and 252 Madison
street, occupied by II. Wolf & Co, deal
ers in general merchandise, was destroy
ed The building adjoining, occupied by
the Steuben Wine company and other
firms, was slightly damaged. The origin
of the fire Is unknown. John Dore, hook
and ladder man, was severely burned
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Additional Troops.
GEORGE a. n. SALA.
The Noted Journalist. Literary Professor
and Correspondents Is Dead.

and Correspondents Is Deao.
London. Dec. s.-George Sala. the
distinguished journalist. Is dead George
Henry Augustine Sala. journalist and
author. was born en- London in ISIS.
In the early part Of his career he be-
came a contributor OF articles to news
papers and magazines. He founded
and was one first editor OF the Temple
Bar magazine. He - the author OF
several books. He visited the United
States IN 1863 as special correspondents
for the Daily Telegraph. He was war
correspondents for the same paper IN
France IN 1870. HIS rarher was an
Italian and his mother a native OF the
West Indies. The son was educated
for an artist. but embraced the literary
profession. becoming a contributor TO
London magazines He published
many books. including America IN me
Midst OF War and America Revfs-
ffed !"
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Tn. Grand Jary VIII Look Isto II

Omaha, Dec. S.-To-morrow the fed
eral grand jury viii begin Investigation
of the way in whlch the jury, hst
SATURDAY. acquitted Richard Outcalt OF
couplsc.ity In rObbfnng the Capital Ma
tsonal bank. Some sensational devel-
opments are imminent
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. Mont. Dec. s.-The Ministers
association of Helena is arranging for
a state convention to be held in this
city Jan. 13 and IA. 1896. Topics on
Christian work will be discussed and
much time spent In earnest prayer.
All Christian people IN the state are
invited and those who come viii be
enfs.rt aimed
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question OF harmonizing national
branches will also be considered. and
efforts will be made 10 eUtmgmsh
the Knight OF Labor as a trades union
movement, and compel fhait body to
become a purely educational one. Ex-
President Gompers will be candidate
for president In opposition to President
McBuide.
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HAZARDOUS BUSINESS.
An Indian Takes . Contract to Carry MAIL
Over q Tough Route.

Over q fouEh FSoutes
Port Townsend, Wash, Dec. g.
James jackson, an educated Indian,
who is to personally carry the mall
from Juneau to Fort Cudahy on the
Yukon river. has arrived on the steam
er willapa. He came down to secure
20 or 30 strong dogs to pull the sleds
across the mountains to the Canadian
postoffices on Forty Mile creek. This
service is merely a private enterprise.
being maintained by miners. who pay
80 cents for each letter. The Canadian
government guarantees $3.50 for each
of the two round trips. This is reck-
oned as being a most hazardous jour
ney. Several miners in the past years
have lost their lives in trying to make
n
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THE WORKERS.
Competing Cities for the Convention send
ing ButtonhoIers TO Washington.

Washington, Dec. s.-Chicago. St.
Louis and san Francisco. three OF the
cities competing for the next national
republican convention. are now repre-
sented here by delegations. Pittsburg.
the fourth competing city. has her van
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and return to the Yildiz palace tndi-
Gates his fear that ne has lost the most
powerful intermediary that ne could
hope for between himself and the pow
ers in evading the uncomfortable de-
mand they make upon him. or the most
dangerous adversary he could fear.
having been in counsel with the powers.
That the sultan lives IN a state OF
constant apprehension of his hfe was
Indicated by hts demeanor during the
course OF the ceremony of the Soiamftt
on Friday. which involved the depart-
ure OF the sultan from the walls OF the
palace and his appearance In public
for a sort of review OF the troops att
tended by many high officials, followed
by prayers ait the mosque. On FRIDAY
as the sultan was quitting the mosque,
a man a,ttired as a Turk. bearing pc
dftion, forced himself through the
soldiers to the sultans carriage. The
sultan was seen TO become much agi-
tated and deafhay pale. but the man
was promptly arrested and hustled on
to prison without having accomplished
any harm to the sultan's person.
Expncst instructions were again re-
ceived to-day by all the ambassadors
to insist upon the admission or the
gllardships, burt as has been stated.
without any change IN the situation.
Authentic details have been received OF
the Sfvas massacre. They show the
slaughter began on Nov. IL and con-
tinued for week following. Dt Is
known 40 Armenians and ten Turks
were killed before there was a cession
of the bloody work.
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Letter Prom constantinopie.

Memphis. Tenn, Dec. S.-The RELATIVES
of Mrs. Helen Royster Bliss. who re-
side in Memphis. are in receipt OF a
letter relative to the Armenian wars.
MIR and Mrs. Bliss are natives OF Mem
phGs and are connected with the Ameri-
can Bible society in Constantinople.
Mrs. Bliss says: 1--WE are having an
anxious time here and know not what
TO expect. At Harpool all but four OF
our missionary houses have been de-
stroyed. and these were looted. At
Erzeroum 10000 Armenians were killed
I'm less than 10 days. There Is no doubt
these outrages are committed with une
sanction of the sultan. More than lOO.-
600 Armenians have been butchered.
mostly men. leaving women and child-
rem in awful poverty with winter upon
them.
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EoTRAT NOTICE.
Idol 1tcw.d, f.10wI

Came to my ranch during the last
month the following described ami
mails, viz: One red steer with star in
forehead, branded " on right hip
and d biotched iron on left hip; ear
mar ks, square crop of lett ear, I'M
de- bit III right ear. Also Il two-ycar.
old spotted he'fer. no car marks: no
brands visible. / am feeding the
above animals. The owner can have
same by proving property and paying
all charges.
JOHN MURPHY.
Fort Halleck, New. Feb. I. 1891.
fll2m
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NO :ICI.

Suey Lung has purchased the
buildings, lots and general merchan-
disc business Of Hop Sing in Wells,
heretofore conducted under the name
uf Sing Ching, and The business will
hereafter be carried on under the
name of Sucy Ln!ng. The said Sucy
Lung will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by Hop Sing after
this date. f27 In
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40 rIicr.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON City, NEVADA, Dec. 10, 1894.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON City, NEVADA, Dec. 10, 1894.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
Central Pacific Railroad ComDany
has filed i'll this office Il list of lands
situated III the townships described
below. and has applied for patent
Tor sand lands; that the list is omen to
the public for inspection. and copy
thereof. by descriptive subdivisions,
has been posted in Il convenient place
Ill this Office for the inspection OF all
persons Interested and the public
generally.
Within the next sixty days follow
ing the date Of this notice. protests or
contests against the claim of the com
pany to any tract or subdivision de
scrlbed III the list, on the ground that,
the same is more valuable for miner
al than agricultural purposes will be
received and noted for report to tho
General Land Office at Washington.
d. G.
L. 30. r. 81; r. "a, r. 80; Y. 80. +.
%, being North OF base line. and
Last of Fit. Diabio Meridian, Ncva.
da.
OH. GALLUP.
Register
ID. II. HALL,
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ESTRAY :IOTICl:.

A pair of work horses about s years
old, one brown horse with four white
feet and large white face, and one
bay horse with two white hind feet
and small white face, both branded
G c on left thigh. came to my ranch
i'll north Ruby. Elko county, Nevada,
about the 10th of Decent Der, 1894.
The owner c"n have the same by
proving property and paying charges.
u. &. KENNEDY.
Arthur, Elko Co., New, Jan. 20, 1893.
(i22 PM
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mended.
In regular session Beck spoke
against the adoption OF the report OF
the Committee of the Whole. There
was no attempt to Gam" this Assem-
bly,, but there appeared to be dispo-
sition in this body to "jam" session
of more than fifty days, the statutory
limit. If a special session is made
necessary on this House would rest
the responsibility. He called for a
division on the question as between
the report on the two bills Nos GO and
81.
Denton and German spoke in favor
Of adoption.
On making the bill special order
for Monday the vote stood as fol-
lows:
Ayes Allen of Eureka, Beals,
Briggs. Brockliss, Conboic, Constant,
Court, Denton, German, Greenwood,
Hall, Human, Murphy, McNaugh
ton. Newman, Weiland, ..-I6.
Nays Beck, Coryell, Flanagan,
Francis, Hogan, Leidy, Donald.
Pitt, Russell, Stanley, Wilson and
Mr.. Speaker-I2.
Absent or not voting, Crisler and
Noel.
The recommendation regarding the
Annex bill was adopted.
McNaughton gave notice of recon
| sideration of the vote on the 4 ppropri
alton bill.
Special orders 3 No 42-Reduc-
ing the rate of interest on indebted
ness for land purchases from six to
four per cent, now came up for con
sider; ton, Noel in the Chair.
Wciland moved that the bill be re
committed to the Committee of Pub
lie Lands.
The bill was discussed at consider
able length by Allen of Churchill,
Russell, German and Wciland in f;t-
vor and by Beck, Hogan, and Francis
in opposition.
A motion to adjourn was lost.
A motion to read the bill was lost.
Finally the whole trouble was
brought to an abrupt termination by
the motion for indefinite postpone
ment being put to vote, resulting as
follows:
Yeas-Allen of Eureka, Bcals, Beck,
Briggs, Conboic, Constant, Francis,
! German, Greenwood, Hall. Hmlnan,
Hogan, Lcidy, Mcdonald, McNaugh-
ten, Noel, Pitt, Russell--1S.
Nays-Coryell, Court, Crisler Den
ton, Flanagan, Murphy, Newman,
Stanley, Wclland, Wilson. Mr.. Speak
er--ll.
| Absent -Brockliss,
German gave notice of motion for
reconsideration of the vote by which
! this Indefinite pOstponcmont was
passed.
A motion to adjourn was carried
Immediately, and the House al
4, burned till 10 a. IN. tomorrow.
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SAI.MAG UNDI

Miss Hannah Johnston, of Starr
Valley, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Armstrong, today.
Fresh Morgan Oysters, Mess Mack
erel, all kinds Fresh Fish at Craig
heads. *
The Assembly combine bill to slice
up Washoe county is dead. Its
corpse should not be disturbed. ,
All of the latest successful remedies
for Colds, Cough and Catarrh can be
had at Muller's
Dave Casper will leave for San
Francisco tomorrow morning to lay
i'll in large stock of Spring goods.
S. M. Henley has the agency for
the Maher Grosh hand made knives
and carries them in stock.
The General APP preparation bill for
the support of the Civil Government
ofNcvada for 1895. SO foots up to 1915
$50.
DR.. G. F. MOORE, dentist, Elko
Crown and bri lge work. Teeth with
out plates Office at residence.
The jury in the case of Harry Hay
ward, the Minneapolis murderer,
brought in verdict of guilty yester:
day.
The cheapest place to buy ready
made clothing is at REMNANTS.
Don't buy Il suit till yor see our
prices.
Assemblyman Beck telegraphed the
Gazette yesterday that a sixty days
session of the legislature with pay
would not go.
Dave Casper has Just received a
new lot of samples of Fall and
Winter clothing which will be made
to order from SIT up.
The Assembly yesterday refused to
reconsider the vote by which the
general Appropriation bill was made
a special order for 2. M. Monday.
This means either sixty days session
OF a special session of the legislature
Either one is an outrage upon the
people Of the State.
We have just received about 500
samples of mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Fall and Winter.
Suits made to order from SIS and
pants from S. up. M. REMNANT. i:
Russia collects her revenue in gold
and pays her expenses with silver
The United States collects silver and
pays gold. France collect and Jays
both metals, as may suit her conve.
nience. Somehow both France and
Russia get along in times of peace
without calling on the Rothschilds
Ex-Governor Waller Of Connecticut
asserts roundly that the State is five
times as corrupt, politically, as New
York City. He says that politics in
the state is absolutely ruled by money
that "no candidate without money
can hope or cope with the rich mems
dollars" ~Sno man can hope to
rise unless he has the backing of the
money power'-tbat "a rich man who
wishes to be Governor or Senator
calls the district committecmen
around him and place his cash with
thcm-thoy do the rest"
DELAYS are dangerous. A dol
lar spent for Hoods Sarsaparilla now
may prevent illness which will be OK
pensive and hard to bear. Now is
the time to take Hoods Sarsapa
rilla.
HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills. re
hove constipation and assist diges
ton. 25c.
Iho latest and best wedding sta
uOnery just received at this Office
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTEENTH SESSION
Forty-Sixth Days Proceeding.

Sadler In the chair.
Roll call. All present.
Prayer by chaplain Mitchell.
Journal read and approved.
GENERAL FILE.
BY Denton A B No 133-Amenda
tory of Act reducing and regulating
salaries and compensations of certain
State officers and attaches, and to re-
peal the Act limiting the duration of
the Legislative sessions. Ways and
Means.
BY Beck, A 3 No. 131-To fix the
levy-90 cents ON the S1O0-and to dis
tribute the same to the proper fund
Ways and Means.
By Richards, S b No. 37-To define
the duties and compensation of the
Lieutenant Governor when acting as
an eX-officio State officer. Indefinitely
postponed.
By Symmetrical. S b No. 73--To
aid and encourage the holding of a
G y R encampment of the De-
partment of California and Ne
vada. Military and Indian Affairs.
At 1925 recess was taken Dill
ppm
AFTERNOON SESSION.
GENERAL FILL.
Substitute for 4 b No. S1-The
boundary bill.
Symmetrical moved that the substi-
tute be indefinitely postponed Car.
'ried by the following vote:
Ayes -Gignoux, Gregovich, Kaiser
Martin. Maute, Patchen, Richards,
Skaggs. Summerfield. Wilson, 10.
Nays-Boyle, Comins, Mills, Nc
Cone, 4, absent Wise.
Gignoux gave notice of reconsider.
alton.
By Beck, A b. No. I31-Tofi fix State
tax levy and to distribute the same to
the proper funds. Passed unanimous
ly.
Special Observation-Disclosures of S.
B Nos 56, 81 and So were postponed
till tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
On motion of Gignoux the Senate
now resolved itself into Committee
of the Whole, Patchen in the chair.
By Mills, S B No. 59AReGef of A
L. Kramer, Il printer suffering from
total loss of his eyesight, incurred
from working in the State Printing
Office in 1885,. Appropriation of 81,
500 called for. Amended by subst-
tuting $3.50 as the amount to be ap
propriated.
Passage Of bill recommended as
amended.
Committee arose report adopted in
general session and bill as amended
ordered engrossed.
$ b No. 53, from Judiciary Commit
tee-Relicf Of Galusha. Mccullough,
Horton, Helm, Hartford and Wander
leith, outgoing deputy State officers,
balance due Oh salaries, 81 ,094 63orig-
ina'ly, but amended to $3.50.
Comins said the Committee on
Claims considered these claim includ.
ed i'll the General Appropriation bill.
Bill ordered engrOssed as amended.
At 400 Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Convened at IL a. NJ.
Speaker Allen in the chair.
Roll call.
Prayer by Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
Beck for Ways and Means Commit
tee reported S Il No. GO, the General
Appropriation bill, with amendments
recommending it's passage as amend.
ed.
Allen Of Eureka for Committee on
Public Morals reported substitute for
S b No. IL the Kelley Cure bill, with
favorable recommendation.
Beck moved that S b Nos 60 and 81
be referred to Committee of the Whole