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CLEVELAND WAS COOL.
His Carriage Team Acts had y, But the
President Is All Right

Washington. April 22.-An accident to
the team which President Cleveland
was driving to Woodley this evening
caused alarming statements as to the
safety of the president to spread quick
~ over the city. Mr.. Cleveland left
the white house at $50 o'clock. Just
after crossing a car track on the city
boundary the horse slipped and fell.
The other horse. being frightened,
plunged about and fell over the pole
OF the carriage. A large crowd gather
ed and the frightened horses were
quieted. The president had remained
cool and stepped from the victoria. BY
cutting some of the harness the horses
were liberated. A lamp had been kick
ed off the carriage but other than this
the vehicle suffered no damage. The
president continued to Woodley in the
carriage of Gardiner Hubbard.
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Des Moines, Iowa. April 22.-The pop
ulists' state convention was one Of the
largest in the history Of the party in
Iowa Chairman II. T. Taubeneck OF
the national party. ]. S. Coxey Of
Ohio. and General Weaver of Iowa
were present. General Weaver was
chosen temporary chairman The plat
form was written by General Weaver
and consists Of a single resolution in
favor Of the union OF all the reform
forces in the country in the Omaha
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Paris. April 22.-It is reported this af-
'ternooh That President Faure has already
accepted the resignation of the cabinet
1t is not expected that definite an
nouncement of the acceptance of the cab
inets resignation will be made until the
meeting of the chamber OF deputies spe-
cially called for Thursday at ? o'clock
1t Is generally believed that President
Faure will endeavor to form a cabinet Of
Cancellation and concentration. NJ. Pey-
trail. NJ. Meline and Bourgeois are mem
toned as probable premiers.
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Ladies Appreciats.

A good remedy. and there Is not any.
thing on the market that EQUALS
French Tansy Tablets for the relief and
cure OF painful or irregular menses.
These tablets remove all distractions.
no matter what the cause. Manufac-
tured by A. Augendre. Paris. France.
and for sale only by ID. NJ. Newbro
Drug Co.. Butte. Mont. sole agents
Price. 81 per box: sent by mail securely
sealed.
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platform OF four years ago. together
with the recognition OF the initiative
and referendum. observation-disclosures to
the ST. Louis convention were chosen
as follows: General Weaver, A. w. c.
Weeks, w. II. Robb. w. h. Emerson.
A. w Kicker. F. F. Poe. DR.. Fisk and
F. Z. Anderson
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n .ither Reed Nor MCKINLEY.

Newhaven, Conn, April 22.-In the
republican convention this morning
the county chairmen reported the NOM
nations made at last nights caucus.
In less than an hour from the time the
convention was called TO order its bust
ness was finished and adjournment fol-
lowed. Neither Reed nor Mckinley
were mentioned in the convention.
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Washington. April 22.-General N L.
Jefferies. well known to public men as
counsel for the Alaska Fur Seal company
which long controlled the Boring sea seal
business. died suddenly to-day.
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Are you going to Kansas City? Then
take the Burlington Route, via Billings,
and save p hours and 20 minutes over
any other route.
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McDERM0Tr HOTEL
Bitter Root Valley Farms.

Fruit. Hay. Grain and stock Farms in
the Bitter Root Valley for sale. Write to
or call on CHARLES l.. cOWELL.
Real Estate and Loans. Missoula. Mont.
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The very latest imported Hungarian
ash bedroom suits at ii. Strasburger's.
73 and IS W. Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-23

Mrs. Newman has reopened her dress
making parlors at rooms 1861 New
Owsley block. fifth floor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-23

For a quick trip to Chicago try tn
Burlington route via Northern Paclf
at Billings.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-23

Butte Scavenger Co.. prices reason
able. Tel 1872: ISL E. Park ST., Butte.
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To Omaha via the Burlington route
Office. 35 East Broadway. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-23

II you wish very lowest prices and
eastern terms on pianos and organs.
address orion Bros. 3O5 North Main.
Butte, Mont
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-23

The latest in folding beds are those Of
white enameled iron at II. Strasbur-
gers, 73 and 20 West Park
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Pierre Lorillard is rather unlucky
with his horses over in England, none
of them being placed so far. Enoch
Wishard's Helen Nichols by Iroquois-
Orphan Girl, ran second in the Visitors
plate. five-eighths of a mile, last week,
her first start. and the only American
horse that has run inside the money. so
far.
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Go TO o. L. Baer for painting and
paper hanging. lib West Broadway.
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An artistic masterpiece-Sights and
Scenes of the World.
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For wood and coal go to p. w Muir
rvs. Telephone 1872: POI S. Main 81.
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A ego 90 Value for $1,000

The Standard for one year and Sights
and Scenes of the World
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IL r. Granite st. Day and night class
es. Assaying taught in all its branches.
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Barney" Schneider. the st. Louis turf
man, feels the loss of Jockey Chorn's
services sincerely, as he is a great be-
lever in the value of good riders. Barney
attributes his success on the turf more to
the clever riders who have supported his
colors than any other factor. He always
said that to win races an owner must
have a competent boy. A new beginner
once came to him for advice. He had a
fair stable of horses and he wanted to
know what he should next do. go and
get a good boy" was the laconic retort.
Get the best Jockey that money can
hire"
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McDougall & Co. say: Business the
past week has been quite brisk. and
Navarro and Clifford have been backed
lightly, Senator Grady heavily at 80
and %, Saragossa at 80 and Handspring
at 80. Lazzarone and Halma have been
nibbled at for small amounts. also Ste
phen j. and King Arthur"
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Henry Carr, in charge of the following
horses, left New York last Saturday for
Germany: Bullet. 2:23A, bay stallion, by
Jumps; Gloria, bay mare, years old, by
Strathmore, in foal to Pilot Medium; Lo-
Gust Blossom, bay mare, by Prince Pan
ic; Cartridge Box, 2-year-old hlly, by
Cartridge. and TIE Deum. a yearling filly,
by Latitude.
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The remarkably low prices at which ar
ticles to furnish the household can be
bought at our counters are crowding
them daily and the delivery of such pom
derous amount of merchandise and null
titude OF articles is difficult. but we are
equal to the occasion and are receiving
large shipments daily that add to the
list of bargains. They are goods that you
want; goods that are necessary.
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The dates of the running of the
Western Derbies are as follows: Ken
lucky. $4,000, mile and a quarter, May
6; Cincinnati, $4,000, mile and a quar-
ter May 81; National, at st. Louis,
mile and a half, 10000, June 10; Lato-
mia, $4,000, mile and a half, June 20.
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At the recent spring meeting at Vier
ma. Austria, the American trotters wer
decidedly in front. Honeywood, 2:14, land
ed one race. Manic, bred by John +
Shuts of this city won her race. an
Capitola Fisk won three races at tn
meeting. Horace Brown drove them al
William Cruit's mare. Folly, won a rae,
driven by Pete Curran, the well-know
American driver.
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is BLUE
THEsTRlKE SITUATION Is MORE
SERIOUS.
About 1900 Men Arc Idle. Hut We'll
behaved = The Union Stands Firm
"A Wage Problem.

Leadvilie, Col. June 2o.-The strike sit
uation has undergone several important
changes. In the first place the Ibex Min
ing company's property on E'reece hill
has shut down and $50 men are oIs :t that
point. Nearly the entire force there are
receiving 80 per day. with the exception
of trammers and ore sorters. who are
paid $3.50. orders were issued this morn
ing to close the property. The number Of
men who are now out is about LOO, being
those from the following mines: Sixth
Street, Maid and Henriett. Northern. Cor
onado, Small Hopes. Union Leasing COM
pany. Penrose. Bohn. Welden. Bon Air.
Ibex and others.
A visit to the various mines indicates
that everything about the properties af-
fected was very quiet. There were great
crowds on the street all day eagerly dis
cussing the situation. but the men all ap-
peared TO be perfectly orderly and well
behaved The manager Of the Arkansas
Valley smelter says that he has made q
careful estimate Of the amount OF ore on
hand. and with the present supply they
will be able TO run about a week. The
conditions at the smelters are peculiar
they being dependent on the mines Of
Leadville for the various ores IN order to
prepare their furnace charges.
The Miners union simply stands on its
platform OF 81 per day. and states that IL
Is prepared to maintain its position.
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THE BERLIN LETTER.
A Sensational Occurrence In the Bundes
rath ieg arding currency,

ruth SeCirdtng currency
Copyright 1896 by Associated Press.
Berlin, June 20-A sensational oc-
currence In the bundesrath growing
directly out of the anti-Prussian feel
ing engendered by the Moscow incl
dent, has just leaked out. The Ger
man press was either ignorant OF 1t or
preferred to be silent regarding II.
The question Of prolonging the wur-
temberg Notenbank charter. for using
Its own paper money, was up for dis
cussion Tuesday. Prussia, in conform
ity with the settled Prussian finance
precedents. moved to reject the re-
quest Prussia, however, was defeated
by vote OF IS to %. only the Waldeck.
Lippe and Hansa towns supporting
the motion. The banks charter there
fore was prolonged until 1910. This is
the first time In a quarter OF a CEN
tury that Prussia has found the Bum
desrath In almost united coalition
against her. and the fact Is all the
more noteworthy because there was no
attempt to answer the argument OF
Prussia's delegates. and II is now be-
lieved that similar banking institutions
in Bavaria. Saxony. Baden and Hesse
will insist upon an extension Of their
charters.
The chancellor. Prince Hohenlohe,
and the members Of the Prussian cab
met were dumbfounded upon hearing
the decision of the Bundesrtsh and
was greatly annoyed at the incident
This. however. is one evidence OF the
strong Prusso-rhobe sentiment In the
south OF Germany.
Prince Ludwig Of Bavaria, who went
a.. - A. 40
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St. Louis. June 20.-The national
committee of the republican college
league held a meeting here to arrange
for the campaign. The purpose Is 70
educate the people in republlcanism. IL
was decided that uhe work during the
approaching campaign be limited to
explaining from the stump the fallacy
of the free silver doctrine. A branch
department will be established in each
state. The headquarters Will probably
be at Chicago. This matter has been
left 20 s. A. Perkins. chairman o. the
national committee. He will have ac-
tive charge of the campaign. The
league organized by electing $. A. Per-
kins OF Tacoma, Wash. chairman. He
appointed z. J. Henning of Madison.
Wis. chairman Of the speaking COM
mittee: ]. NJ. Perkins of Boston. chair
man of finance.
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HELENA POPULISTS.
Dele gates Elected TO Bouider-Bolte
Action Endorsed as Veil as silver.

Delegates Elected To Bouider-Bolters
Action Endorsed as We'll as silver.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. June 20.-The populists OF
Lewis and Clarke county met In this
city to-day and elected IA delegates to
the Boulder convention. which will
meet Tuesday. The convention opened
at 10 o'clock a. m. with about Is dele
gates in seats. and adjourned at p.
m. Z. A. Carleton, who presided, In
long address denounced the republican
party and counselled the populists to
work together with any and every
party who were the friends of silver
The fusion sentiment seemed to be
strong in the convention. Resolutions
were adopted declaring strongly for
free coinage and endorsing the princi-
Piles Of the party. Robert b. Smith. in
addressing the convention, paid Con-
gressman Hartman a high tribute.
Hartman's name was received with
cheering. The resolutions expressed
commendation Of the course taken By
the bolters in the st. Louis convention.
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The POps Want Teller,

st. Louis. June 20.-The controlling
spirits of the peoples party have pre-
pared an address to their followers
throughout the country advising them
to make Henry M. Teller their national
standard bearer. The address will be
given out for publication late this
evening. 1t bears THE signatures Of H.
z. Davis of Texas. M. Z. Rankin of In
diana, Thomas M. Patterson Of Colora-
do, John Hugh Mcdowell Of Tennessee.
John p. Steele OF Illinois, Thomas
Fletcher Of Arkansas, Howard s. Tay-
lor Of Illinois. Homer Prince of Arkan-
sas, j. w. Dollison and NJ r. Cuffuran
Of Arkansas, J. H. Edgerton of Ne
braska, r. A. Sankey Of Kansas, Chas.
z. Palmer OF Illinois. r. d. Eager Of
Nebraska, J. D. Hess of Illinois. A. L.
Maxwell Of Illinois. George M. Jackson
of Arkansas, 8. ]. Wright Of Texas. 8.
p. v. Arnold Of Illinois. Eugene Smith
Of Illinois. w. J. Quick OF Missouri.
Calvin X. Reifsnider Of Missouri.
Frank E. Richey of Missouri. W. ].
Flatt Of Tennessee. These gentlemen
at the opening Of the address, express
ly disclaim any purpose or right to
bind any party or person by 'the views
here set forth. but yield to the over
powering sense OF duty In saying what
obey do to members Of the peoples 8
party and all other good citizens, who.
apprehending the approach Of q mo-
mentous crisis In our country's life.
are willing 10 avert 1t by acts Of ex-
alted patriotism"
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NOT. A GHOST OF A SHOW. c
Mckinley WIN Not Get Dossn Votes In
Co orado.

Kansas City, June 20.-The Colorado
delegation, with the exception of Tel
Ter and one or two others, who walked
out Of the republican national conven-
tion. passed through this city to-day
en- route home from st. Louis. The
delegates spent few minutes between
trains on the depot platform. @. J.
Hart OF Pueblo seemed to be the only
delegate In an approachable mood.
mo. we are not sorry for what we
did" said Hart. I'VE reflected the
overwhelming sentiment of the people
of Colorado and stood by our conyic-
tions. We shall stand by our action in
the convention to the end
Colorado. then. will be lost to Nc
Kinley?"
HE has not the slightest chance to
carry the state" Mr.. Hart said 1t was
just as certain now that the democratic
party would declare for silver as 1t
was a week ago that Mckinley would
be nominated. He said. however. that
the gold influence Of the East and
South, which knows no party lines,
would be much In evidence at the Chi
cago convention.
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FAIRS FRIEND.
For "Love and Affection" He Deed,
Wealth to Mrs. Nettic raven.

San Francisco. June "a sensation
was caused to-day when a friend OF Mrs.
Nettle Craven filed for record deed from
the late Senator Fair. conveying 10 her
two very valuable pieces OF San Fran
cisco property. The deed Is dated Sept. s..
1894. and was acknowledged before No
tary Public Cooney Sept % Of that year.
The entire document. which purports TO
be In the handwriting OF Senator Fair. Is
In lead pencil and the acknowledgment IL
In ink. For love and affection" the SEN
ator decided large lot on the cornsr Of
Pine and Sansome streets and half a
block OF land on Mission street TO Mrs.
Craven. The property Is worth r.oc0.0oo.
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Bicycle n ace. IA Portland.

Portland. Ore, June 20.-The bicycle
races given by the professional cyclers'
association were held at the Multno-
nah field this afternoon. The follow
ing are the races: Half mile, profess
sional-W. u. Evans. San Francisco,
won; II. p. Freeman. San Francisco.
second: time. 1903 As. Half mile. ANA
teur. paced-Carl Abendroth. Nultno-
nah A. c.. won: ]. C. Morgan. NJ. A.
A. C.. second; time, los lis. One mile
professionals. F. Staver, Il. C. W.
wen; NJ. I. Lee. Portland \. c.. second:
tine. 2:40 4-5 one mile amateur.
paced. c. Morgan and A. b. Mitchell,
NJ. a. A. c., rode dead heai. Time.
2:22 Two mile professionally. F.
Stayer. L. c. w. won. J. NJ Campbell.
Spokane A A. c.. second, time, s.5l.
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Omaha. June 20.-The Transmississlp-
pi exposition became a reality last
night when the most enthusiastic meet
ing ever held In Omaha took place.
Chairman W. @. Wattles gave thor
ough account OF the nature OF the ex-
position and the benefit IL would be to
to Omaha and Nebraska. He said:
ITO make the exposition such success
as Il must be the city should appropri-
ate a large sum. the state do the same
and the people of Omaha should con-
tribute at least $4,000 Senator Allen
told ne II we can raise se50.000 he did
not doubt that 100000 could be obtain
ed from the next congress" Repre-
sentatives of several western states
were present and plans for the big
show were discussed
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settlements In Chinese ports. and espe-
cially at Swatow and Canton, with ex-
elusive German jurisdiction. The SIM
ulbaneous presence in Germany Of
Marshal Yamagata and Ii Hung
Chang Is embarrassing to the foreign
Office. Emperor William and Prince
Hohenlohe have shown the japanese
soldier some attentions. but the mar
shall Is evidently disgruntled at the
yellow wave which Is flooding Silesia,
where numbers OF Cinnamon employed
at farming are replacing the Russian
hands A Berlin Arm is supplying CHI
nese coolies to Silesian land owners at
% cents per day.
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New York. June 20-SummarieS ak
Gravesend-Five furlongs-Break o
Day won. Simonial second. Emeskay
third: time. 1:03N. Mile and furlcng
-Charade won. Long Beach second.
Chugmut third: time. 1855 SIX fur
longs-Don Oro won. The Friar second.
Rhodes third: time. 1:l5h. One mile
and a furlong-Hamilton won. Merry
Prince second. Casette third; time.
l:55%. Six furlongs-Bonapart won.
Sir Dixon, jr., second. Hanwell third.
time. Ills. AIile-Sherlock won, Sep
tour second. Bombasett third; time.
Lac. Five furlongs-Dye won. One
Chance second. Agnes Weed third,
time. 1:03L.
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MAD CALIFORNIA.

The Remarkable Demonstration OF tho
X pub leans of tho state.
San Francisco. June 2o.-The republicans
of California let loose a lot OF enthusiasm
tonight and ratified the nominations OF
Mckinley and Hobart Meetings were held
In every county In the state. bands played,
speeches were made and guns fired. In
San Francisco several thousand citizens
paraded the principal streets In torch
light procession. accompanied by brass
bands, red fire and fireworks. At the pa
vilion speeches were made by prominent
men. who predicted the success OF the re-
publican ticket In November.
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Wyoming Mile. Paul and Hayes were
getting a team ready for him when three
tramps appeared and ordered them all to
hold up their hands. Foster showed fight.
Paul and Hayes came to his aid. The
tramps fred one volley, Hayes and Paul
falling dead. After pounding Foster about
the head the murderers escaped.
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The following table shows the standing
of the clubs In the National league:
Attempted Murder and Suicide.

81. Paul. June 2o.-william Schoffner.
aged a. this morning. after an all-night
family quarrel. shot but missed his wife
and put a bullet through MS son Paul.
who tried to save his mothers life. The
son. aged %. is not expected to recover.
The father fired bullet in his own tenn
pie. death resulting instantly.
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At Portland

Portland. Ore. June 2O.-Results at
Irvlngtm-In the 2:s0 class. pacing.
Ethel C. won. Butch second. Frasier
third: best time. 2:2lA. Running. half
mile. handlcap-Mamie ID. won. lone
second. Ltah third; time. .5lh. Five
furlongs-Clacquer won. l Don't Know
second. Mount hoy third: time, 1:02.
Mlle-Miss Pollard won. Normandis
second. oakley third; time. 1:ii. Five
furlongs-Free VIII won, Gold Bug
second. Richmond third time. 1:01
Mile. hurdle-Comrade won. Tom Clark
second. Tennessee Kid third; timA
1:5lk.
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stea mship Rate War.

Tacoma. wash. June 2o.-A rate war is
on between the Pacific Coast Steamship
company and the Northern Pacific Rail-
road company's Alaska steamship SER
vice. The coast steamship company's cut
rates are announced to take place on the
sailing OF the Al Kin next Monday.
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St. Paul. June 2o.-John Paul and Jacob
Hayes of Wyoming. Mimi, were murder
cd this morning by unknown ,ramps, who
also seriously injured Dr. Foster OF ST.
Paul. DR.. Foster wanted TO be driven 10
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Tho T,Il End Of m. Cyclouc.

Omaha. June 2o-At $50 o'clock this
morning a heavy windstorm passed over
Ord. Valley county. Neb.. partially un-
roofing the Union Pacific depot, overturn-
ing several empty box cars and small
buildings.
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Has ball Saturday.

At Boston-l2: Washington. 6.
At Brooklyn-S; New York. 8.
At Pittsburg-7: st. Louis, 4.
At Cleveland-l2: Chicago. s.
Al cincinnati-l3; Louisville. Z.
At Baltimore-l2: Philadelphia, 1
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His Friends at Home Will Give Him .
Warm Reception.

Denver. June 20.-The great popular
ovation to Senator Teller will take place
July 4. That date was selected because
the senator telegraphed that he will re-
main with his mother at Morrison. ILL.,,
till July I. There will be parade. speech
es. grand illumination Of the city. The
representatives of other states who walk
ed out at the st. Louis convention with
Teller will be invited to participate in the
reception.
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Paris, June 2o.-Mme. De Mores has
no confirmation OF the reported msssa-
ere OF Marquis De Mores and party
near Gadames. desert OF Sahars- Liore
Parols publishes an interview with .
friend OF De Mores. who believes the
marquis may have spread the report
with a view 10 frustrating plots TO pre-
vent his carrying out his purposes OF
arous!ng the Arab chieftans. with
whom he Is acquainted. into combined
opposit ton against the British In the
Soudan-