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MOSTLY BILLS.
The Senate Didn't DO a Very Heavy
Days Work Either.


Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Jan. 1O.-At the meeting of
the senate this morning Hurd presented
the report of the committee on mileage,
which was adopted.
Smead introduced a bill to refund ma
turing school bonds. This bill provides
that school trustees shall have the power
TO issue and sell coupon bonds on the
credit of their respective districts to pro-
vide for the payment of maturing bonds
under certain conditions when there is
not sufficient money TO take up the ma
turing bonds and the levy of a special
tax would prove n hardship. All bonds
issued under the provisions of this act
shall bear the words ''refunding school
bonds" and shall recite in the body of
the bond the purpose for which they are
issued. The rate of interest on these
bonds snail not exceed 8 per cent per
annum and they shall be redeemed within
20 years. The face value of the bonds is
not to exceed that of the bonds which
they replace. The trustees are empow-
cred to fix the denomination, term. rate
and form of the bonds and issue the
same without submitting them to a vote
of the electors. The money received
from the sale of such bonds shall be paid
into the county treasury and shall be
available only for the purpose author
ized. The schoo! trustees shall levy tax
annually 10 pay tho interest and provide
a sinking fund for the redemption of the
bonds.
Power introduced a bill creating the
Eleventh judicial district. This district
is 10 comprise all the territory Of Flathead
and Teton counties. Il Is further provided
that within 80 days after the passage Of
this act the governor shall appoint a
Judge. The provisions of this act arc not
TO work a removal Of the judge OF the
tenth d.str.c; or of any clerk therein. The
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THEY'LL Do NOTHING.
Republican sena ors WIN Neither Fish
Nor Cut Bait

Nor Cut Bait
WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-Senators Nor
rill, sherman, Allison and Aldrich, repub-
lican members of the finance committee,
had a conference to-day for the purpose
of deciding upon n line of policy in case
there be an effort to take up tho currency
question in the senate. Tho conference
was decided upon after Chairman Noor-
hees issued n call for n meeting of the full
committee for o'clock to-day. They
agreed that no definite and final conclu-
sion could be reached until some meas
ure has been brought TO their attention
by tho democratic members of the COM
mittee.
They will not suggest bill themselves
nor suggest anything looking to tho per-
fection of bill. Furthermore. they will
suggest TO the democratic members of
the committee, if called upon for sugges-
tions, that in view of the report that Sec
retary Carlisle has been i'm consultation
with tho leaders of the house with view
to the revival OF the currency bill IN the
house in modified form, it will be tho
anything in the senate until there may be
an opportunity to ascertain what will bo
the result in tho house.
Conversation developed that tho re-
publicans do not consider the treasury
situation SO critical as some of the demo-
Gratis do, and they think it question of
revenue rather than Of currency. IL is
said a new currency bill. having the OK
ecutivc approval, will bo introduced in
about two weeks.
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HOUS

WASHINGTON, Jan. lO.-Iu tho house to-
day. on motion OF Mr.. Turner, democrat,
of Georgia, Saturday, Feb. >, was set aside
for paying tribute to the memory of the
late Senator Colquitt of Georgia.
On motion of Mr.. Curtis, republican, of
New York. bill was passed to define
crimes of murder in the first and second
degrees, manslaughter, rape, mutiny and
dcsertion, and providing punishment
therefor, and to abolish death penalties
on other crimes.
On motion of Mr.. Flynn, republican, of
Oklahoma territory, n resolution was
adopted calling on the secretary of the
interior for the causes of the delay in OPEN
ing to settlement lands received from the
CIckapoo Indians under the agreement of
June IL, 1891, ratified by congress March
;, 1893.
Tho senate bill repeating the law pro-
viding for bonds of registry of vessels was
passed; also the senate bill providing for
an American register for the steamer Em-
press. \ bill to provide for appendices to
American measurement of vessels was
passed.
The house then went into committee of
the whole, Outhwaite in the chair, and
took up tho District of Columbia appro-
priation bill. Williams of Illinois cN-
planned that tho bill carried Sj.39l .i07, or
S275,o3l less than the appropriations for
the current year. g.: this amount half
the expenses of the district government is
betrayed by the district and half by the
general government. The bill was passed
without n substantial amendment. PEN
sion bills, 10 IN number, favorably acted
upon at last Friday nights session, were
taken up and passed and tho house adj
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IRELAND MUST BE SATISFIED
There Arc breakers Ahead for Rose
berry. Administration.

LONDON, Jan. 1O.-There are rumored
discussions in to-day's council, which met
at noon, with all tho ministers present.
Sir William Harcourt, chancellor of the
eNchequcr, and John Morley, chief secre-
tary for Ireland, arc understood to have
been of tho opinion that the Irish must be
satisfied at all costs during tho coming
session Of parliament. With this view, it
Is added, Premier Rosebery and Home
Secretary Aswith and other members of
tho cabinet do not agree. 1t Is said that
tho misunderstanding as to the disposi-
ton of tho surplus for 1895 is much more
serious than was first believed, the main
point at issue being the claim raised by
cabinet ministers and others that the sur
plus should bc voted to the use of the
navy.
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FARO FOOLED 'EM.
Tho Bay District Track Had the Usual
Surprise Yesterday.

Tho Bay District Track Had the Usual
Surprise Yesterday.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 10.-The fourth
race was declared off to-day and the first
race was split to mako the usual five
events. The favorites got away with tho
second and the first and the outsiders
took the other races. Faro, quoted in
some books at 30 to 1, was the surprise of
the day. Five furlongs, selling-Bridal
Veil won, Jennie Dean second, Ernest
third; time, 1:11H. Five furlongs-Three
Forks won, Melanita second. Abi =. third /;
time, 1: 10. Seven furlongs-Chartrus won,
Enthusiast second, Red Glen third; time,
1: III. Five furlongs-Faro won, Chemuck
second, Miss Ruth third; time, 1:11%.
Five and n half furlongs-The Judge
won, Belfast second, Centurian third I;
time, 10,
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sIR JOHN HAWKINS DEAD.
lie Was a Celebrated Engineer and Was
Once Out This WAY

LONDON, Jan. 1O.-General sir John
Summerileld Hawkins, royal engineer,
{. NJ. e., commissioner for making out
the boundry between the British posses
sions and the United States territories
west of the Rocky mountains in lSj5 TO
ls53, Is dead. Tic was born in Isle.
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WILL PAY EVERY DOLLAR.
That Is the Opinion of n Friend of
TaYlor's In Chicago.

layiors IN tnicago.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-W. l. McMasters,
secretary of the Western Homestead &
Irrigation company, with Offices in this
city, said to-day that he had seen William
Walter Taylor, the missing treasurer of
South Dakota, when Taylor was in Chi
cago about Jan. 1.
AT that time," said McMasters, "he
turned all of his assets over to his bonds
men. am sure he will be moro than
able to meet the deficiency left in the state
treasury. He has assets for double the
amount required, but on account of the
shrinkage in values he will not be able to
realize on them at once. Tho state will
not lose n dollar"
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DEMOCRATS ON GUARD.
Tho Congressional Campaign Committee
Holds "a Meeting

WAsHINGToN, Jan. lO.-The first meet
ing of the democratic congressional cam
paign committee since tho fall election
was held at tho capitol to-day. The COM
mittee decided to continue its organiza-
ton with its present membership until
some action is taken Toy the democratic
caucus, which will probably not he this
session. Most of the talk was of the cleo
tion contests which viii bo tried by tho
Fifty-fourth congress and tho committee
adopted n resolution offered b. Repre-
sentative Forman OF Illinois plodging tho
organization to render assistance to those
democrats who will have contests on their
hands,
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1T Is GETTING RED HOT
The Republicans Can't Agree Upon
Their Other Senator.
THERE'S TALK OF DOODLE
Last Nights Caucus Didn't Accom-
:pIish Anything and the Outlook
for a Prolonged Fight
Is Very Bright.
5 TALK OF DOODLE
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Jan. 10.-The senatorial fight
has been at fever heat to-day, but the re-
suits of to-night's caucus show that no
material changes have been affected. The
east side aspirants all have headquarters
at the Helena and the lobby and rooms
have been crowded with members and
lobbyists. For some unknown reason
Sanders stock took boom in the gossip
of the day, though the balloting showed
its foundation was not substantial. Owing
to large crowd of outsiders who were
enabled to hear great part of last nights
proceedings, the meeting of the caucus
was transferred from the house to Judge
Hunts room in the court house.
The delegates assembled there at S:15
o'clock and the entire 81 were found TO
be present. Senator Folsom OF Meagher
presided and Jones of Beaverhead acted
as secretary.
When the caucus was called to order
Anderson of Bozeman was recognized and
made q speech in which he stated that he
had nominated Nelson Story and voted
for him last night. He had become con-
vinced since then that Story could not be
elected and he announced that he was for
War Horse Sanders from this time. There
was no further speaking and balloting be-
gan at once with the following result:
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LONDON. Jan. 10-The weather in Ing
land Is intensely cold. There is skating
on Regents PARK and on all ponds aboa;
London. Erv. Thomas PoIuorc. vicar Of
Ashton Lee Willows, was found dead .u
the snow. Ca the continent the rivers and
lakes are frozen and many deaths are re-
ported srOm the snow storms.
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HUNDREDS WILL PERISH.

That's the Startling Nows That Comes
From Ncwfoundland.
ST. JoHN, y. f., Jan. 1O.-Private char
ity is doing much 10 help those who want
for food. The government is instituting
the preparatory step 10 provide work for
tho unemployed. Some American news
papers tclcgraphed the American consul
here, prolTcriug assistance. The local re-
lief committee expended $500 and 60
lievcd -OD families. Fearful destitution
prevails aud hundreds Will perish unless
the situation Is speedily grappled with.
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Eu.~E, Idaho. Jan. Io.-A caucus OF 10
republicans, who support Congressman
Sweet for senator, is being held tonight
Nothing so FAR has been done bus the
adoption OF resolution o. issue call 20
all the republican members 70 meet to-
morrow night. There is no change in tho
ssnatorIal situation.
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THAT sEER lax.
The Chance, Are II VIII 10 Imposed By
Congress.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 10.-Chairman VIII
son has called meeting of the ways and
means committee for tomorrow morn
ing. 1t is anticipated important action
may be taken in view of tho depleted rev.
euues of the government Wilson in
tends 90 call up a resolution introduced
by Representative Pence of Colorado re-
garding revenue TO bo raised by beer
tax and tho probability is that il viii be
favorably reported. Wilson's bill for TAX
ing of tho one-tenth OF cent a iIerential
on sugar FROM countries paying an export
bounty will also be conJidcred.
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CORNERED.
Lamson Bros. a Co. Paid Well for the
Corn They Bought.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1O.-The board of trade
case Of Lamson Bros. q Co. to recover
$4,000 against Boyden d Co., which was
decided in favor of the defendants in the
superior court, was affirmed to-day by
the appellate court. This was a suit aris-
ing out of a corner on No. corn on the
board in December, 1889, in which the
plaintiffs we're caught. They claimed
that they paid So cents a bushel for corn,
which was at the market price of 30 cents
a bushel, under duress by reason of the
market having been cornered.
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scHMIrrY's MOUTH.
1t Keeps Getting Mixed Up With His
Innf.

Feet.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10-Captain Max
Schmittbcrgcr, whose confessions were
ono Of the sensations Of the LcXow COM
mittec last month, was before the grand
jury tho last two days. His counsel, Will
lam +. Howe, is quoted as saying:
"Schmittberger Is telling the grand jury
all he knows. That means far moro than
he told Senator Loxow and his associates.
II is needless TO say his evidence is most
important. II is said the captains state
ments implicate many captains and
many high officials hitherto he has not
mentioned
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MORE BoNDs NEEDED.

cold = Going to Europe In ship Loads
These Days.
Nrw YORK, Jan. 1O.-About :, 900, ,0o1 in
gold is expected 20 be shipped 10 Europe
on Saturday. OF this 81 ,0OOOOO was with
drawn from the sub-treasury to-day and
the balance will probably be taken cut to-
morrow.
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ONLY a RUMOR.
II l. said the Popo VIII Honor Oriental
Patriarchs.

patriarchs.
NEW YORK, Jan. l0.-A special 20 tho
World from Rome says: At the next
consistory the pope IS likely to raise two
oriental patriarchs to the dignity of car
dinals. Tho dignitarIes believed 10 be Sc
lected for the honor are Mgr. Azarian, an
Armenian patriarch, and Mgr. Nuzcn,
patriarch OF Antioch. Ills holiness at
tachcs the utmost Importance 10 these
nominations. He looks forward TO their
making n deep impression through tho
east and hcping IN an understanding be-
tween the schismatic5 and the papacy.
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II Eoing slowly Repealed By the state
AwfbnrftHa.

Authorities.
Boise. Idaho, Jan. i0.-ln the legisla-
turo to-day \ bill was introduced abso-
lutoly repeating the Mormon test oath.
Two years ago that part OF tho oath was
repealed which made it retroactive in
form. Previously no one could vote who
belonged To any organization that had
ever taught polygamy. Il Is now proposed
to wipe out all reference 10 tho subject.
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sUTRO KICKS

he wants Hunting on Arrested for Civ
iug Pass.
SaN FEASCI-Do, Jan. lp.-Mayor Sutro
has appointed n committee TO arrange for
a mass meeting 20 protest against the ac.
ton OF Acting United States District At
torney kuigh, in refusing TO issue a wa--
rant for the arrest OF T.. u. Huntington.
charged with issuing an interstate pass In
violation OF tho law.
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81. Ju~HIf, Mo, Jan. it-Ihe horse
collar factory os th, Ne.,h Harlware and
Manufacturing company burned this
morning. Loss, slJ1uJ1; fully covered by
insurance.
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tenth district, after the division, is to
comprise the counties of Choteau, Valley
and Fergus.
Hoffman gave notice of bill to provide
for the organization, regulation and dis
cipline of the national guard.
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CHEESE

Many People in bradford. Pa. Poisoned
by It.
BENDTOEp. Pa, Jan. 1o.-As the result
of eating poisoned cheese . people in
East Bradford arc sick this morning.
~onc arc in q serious condition.
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FIRED.
Workmen Who Refuse to Accept 20 Per
Cent Less VIII Get Nothing,

SALEM, Ohio. Jan. 1O.-For refusing 10
accept a 20 per cent. reduction in wages.
the wire drawers of the Salem Wire Nail
company we're ordered by Superintendent
Backs to-day TO take their tools from the
mill and were locked out. The men in
sist upon the company paying the scale
which, they say, was agreed upon. 1t is
stated the company will bring in new
men to fill the places of the local en-
ployes.
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marks, a motion was made to proceed
with executive business, and the senate
went into executive session and at > :25
o'clock adjourned.
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ASK FOR INCREASE OF PAY.
.trcri-ilaiiwny Employees Petition
Ior II RESTORATION Of Wages.

The notormen and conductors IN the
employ Of the Richmond Railway and
Electric Company have drawn up II petit
ton. which was extensively signed and
presented 70 General-Manager Fisher on
Monday praying that the Old rate OF
wages might be resumed.
The petition directs attention TO the
fact that when wages were reduced. twO
yeare ago, Manager Fisher promised
that the old rate or pay should DE re
established as soon as the rec ipts Of
the company should Increase sufficiently
To- warrant il. Ii is claimed by the men
that the travel over the lines Of the
company has increased fully 50 per cent.
since that promise was given, AMI, more
over. that the value OF the property be-
longing 20 the company has increased
from SOS o25 10 1898. 20 $3.50 I'm 1895. The
motormen now receive $l.G0 a day and
the conductors Si4o; whereas. they form
erly received $50 ana $50, respectively.
Mir Frank NJ. Woon drew up the petit
ton for The men. and has worked indie
fatimnly In their behalf. steadfastly re-
flsing % accept any fee for his services.
The operatives. however. were not 70 be-
outdoue IN generosity. and yesterday a
cons.l rable sum was subscribed by them,
and they insisted that the money or its
equivalent should BE- accepted by MIR.
Woon as a token OF their gratitude.
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A Cleveland Victory Due to Umpire
O'Day-pIn3ing AT Night.

WASHINGTON. August 20.-Clcye land
victory to-day was due 10 Umpire ODdy
who compelled the home team TO take
the field in the last half.of the eighth in
Ming. when &, was almost dark. IN fact
the eas-lamrs had been lighted on Tho
streets. and II was impossible 20 see the
bah from the grarlstini. Rain fen du-
ring the early part OF the game. ana IL
was dark enough 70 call the game at the
end Of the sixth inning. At the beginning
Of the eighth inning the score stood :
10 IN favor Of the WsshinFtons.
The home team went ont in order In
their half but Cleveland made four runs
and won the game. Tcbeau led of with q
bit. and McG-rr struck out. the former
going TO third on Mcrcer's bad throw Of
the last strike. \ hit by the pitcher, a
gtrike-Out. aud two hits did the business
The last single was by Mexican, and as
Abbey was unable 70 see the ball. Mexican
went all the way home. The side was
retired by McAleer's strlke-oui, after
OC0nnor had singled and Chllds had
reached his base on balls.
At this point OF Day called the game. and
he was nearly mObbed by the bieachers.
lie was escorted 10 the club dressing room
by a squad Of policemen. and, fortunately.
escaped injury. Attendance, 2iOo. score:
II. II. +.
Washington ....O4O12OOO-7 II 1
Cleveland ........ l O 0O204--S II
Batteries: Mercer ana Mcclure; Young
and O'Connor
ClNCi%NATIS ERRORLESS.
PHILADELPHIA. August 2D.-The Gin
cinnatis played without an error to-day.
ana made their hits AZ the times they
would 30 the most good. Rhncs hit two
men. gave a base on balls. aud was hit
raj ~ three times I'm the second inning.
OF the conclusion OF winch he retired in
favor Of Parrot. The fielding feature was
Cross ihrl-base playing. Attendance.
l.. 400. Score:
*. IL. Il.
philadelphia ...OSO10f3Ol-S 1G
Cincinnati ......Oi20f 2o'-9 u
BATTERIES: Carsey. and Clements
pa.ncs. PARROT. end Vaughn.
MMAuON SUPERB.
BALrIdOKE. ND. August 2o.-The
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KNOCKED ~ TIE HEAD.
Atianta's Proposed Buii-FiGht VIII
Hnt Take Tincr-txpfunatio

Not Take iiucr--tNpfunnt
q ATLANTA. GA, August 2,.-Tho pro-
POSED bull-nght which has been destroy
ing tho peace Of Colonel Hosea Ballou,
has been cancelled and the matalores are
sad. This afternoon the Executive Board
Of the exposition with one foll blow
put an end to the fight The bull-ight was
TO have 0ccurr.d In the Mexican village.
quite Il large 0n-rssi0n inside the eA-
position grounds The exposition manage
mant hai nothing 90 do with the fight
and knew nothing of the preparations
until after their being talked OF 10y the
papers OF the country. Tie matter hls
brought the exposition into sucn disagree
able n1toTictY ana has caused SO much
unmeritfl ccnsuF., that President Collier
decided that. SO far as the exposition was
concerned. the bull-iight would be dis
posed OF to-day. Al the me ting Of the
board this afternoon he called the attca-
ton Of the directors TO The great amount
OF talk that was being iniulcci IN con-
corning the fight. and said he favored the
exclusion Of the fight from the grounds.
1T is not our matter" said he. at
Is an enterprise with which We have no.
thing TO do save granting the concession.
and the buil-nght has ben confused with
the exposition. l was told that tho AEht
was 10 be nothing but an attempted re-
production OF "a Mexican bull-fiGht, with
out blOodshed or hurt 70 man on beast. !
believe it viii BE- nothing more.
"Sincc investigating the matter | find
that il will be impossible 10 give such e
reproduction without cruelty to animals;
the horses may not b. hurt. but they
viii be frightened TO death. ! 10 not wish
the public 70 get the impression mat the
exposition Is fostering or iurthering any
such sch.m as a hull-nght. Such an idea
would be greatly injurious 10 US. Having
real bull-heht would be- the last thing
] would think Of sauctiOuing IN connection
with the exposition. and now such an idea
could have gained general currency ! can
not understand"
a resolution was adopted ins'ructng IN
president - notify the concesslOnaire
that the bull-heht will not be- permitted
on the grounds. There win Dc q lively
kick from the cOncrssionaire. as his arena
IL almost completed. and the bulls are
ready for shirm MT TO Atlanta.
The mai0dores and horses are also ready
to come al any time
\ graduate Of the bull-hghtlne school,
az Seville. Spain. was among those who
had been engaged TO come.