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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
Trouble In wiimcrding Family.

The gosslps In New York are whisper.
Ing that Mrs. John g. WilmcrdinR. Jr.,
Hrcat-grnnddaughtcr Of old Commodore
Vanderbilt, II separated from her hus.
band. These gossips even declare that the
young woman will bring n suit for divorce
against Jack" Wilmerding, n Knicker.
booker. whose mother was the beautiful
Miss Hcckshcr. related to the Bcrrymans,
the Winthrops, the Lorillard Spenccrs and
the Lydics.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
EtsYcunOn Nfonlliiic

The bronze monument that IL TO be-
erected In Portsmouth Square. San Fran
cisco. to the memory Of Robert Louis
Stevenson, the novelist. has been success.
fully east. The statue will represent II
Spanish gnllcon under full sail. It being
considered ns the most representative ON.
blcm Of StcvcnsOn's work. 1t will res,
on II granite pedestal eight feet high. The
monument Is expected to be ready fol
dedication Oct. III.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
Small Catch of 9cnis.

II. NJ. y. Wild Swan of the British Der.
ing Sea patrol has arrived In Victoria,
i. G. She brings confirmation of the
small catch by the schooners In Bering
Sea. Prof. Jordan's electrical apparatus
for branding the seals proved Il failure
and hot irons were used TO brand few
females.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
stamdinU Of the cinbs.
Following 10 the stnndln. Of the clubs
e tho National 4nlchnll ICnViic:
Earthquake on Mountain Peak.

Paris Mountain, seven miles from,
Grecnvillc, =. c., was shaken by nm earth.
quake. Hotel Altamont, u summer resort,
crowns the mountain, which rises to a
peak. Proprietor W. Il. tombstone aad
the guests were aroused and given II scare
by the rocking Of the building. The earth.
quake seems to have been local.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
War ON Chinese Gamblers,

War against the Incorporated Chinese
gambling clubs has been declared again
by the police OF San Francisco, and an as
tablishment at Spofford alley and Wash
ington street was raidcd by Sergeant Shea
and posse and ten OF the gaablers lodged
in jail.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
New Lord Mayor Of London.

Horatio ID. Davies, conservative mem
Der of parliament for Chatham. was chO-
sen lord mayor Of London, England, with
the usual ceremonial, succeeding Sir
George Faudel-P Philips.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
Kills His ruthcr.in.l.nw.

james Kelley, 20 years OF age, residing
In Lcwisboro. n. u. shot and instantly
killed Charles Mead, his fathcr-in-law,
aged 80 years, ut the lattcr's home In
Lcwisboro. According to the story which
has reached this place, Kelley three weeks
ago elopcd with the 1S-ycar.old daughter
Of Mead. The couple returned to Lewis.
boro after their marriage. but failed to
receive the blessing Of the brides father.
Kelley was arrested.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
Unitcs with Kansas City.

The old city OF Wcstport,. No., which
was Il hustling town on the old Santa Fc
trail In the days when Kansas City was
known MS "WestpOst Landing" has sue
cumbcd to the inevitable, Its citizens hav.
ing voted for annexation to Kansas City.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
For Mrs. Stoves Grave,

A cross of Scotch granite twelve feet
high has been ordered over the grave of
Harriet Beecher Stowe at Andover, Mass.
1t is copied after one In the possessios, Of
the Duke of Argyle, which Mrs. Stowe
greatly admired while visiting in Scot
land,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
Ready to Pay 10 Per Cent.

Receivers Seymour ana Lightncr of the
Bank Of Minnesota, whose failure at st.
Paul last December precipitatcd 80 great
financial crisis, have made their first re-
port and asked orders to pay 10 per
cent dividend
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
Had an Orpnn in His Church,

Rev. G. s. sapuiding of Franklin
Grove, charged with the offense Of hay
ing an organ in his church, was rcpri-
manded by the Illinois Free Methods,
conference,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
Name Tracy for Mayor,

Republicans of Greater New York NOM
mated Gen. Il. +. Tracy for Mayor, Ash
bel i. Fitch for Comptroller and Il. X.
Appleton for president Of the Council.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
Milwaukee, Marrying Minister.

In spite of the opposition Of II faction of
the Grand Avenue NJ. u. Church in Mil
waukee to the return of Rev. w. A
Hunsbcrger, he will be sent back to that
church.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
Three Children burned to Death.

The farmhouse Of 4. l.. Gordon ut Al.
ma, Neb.. was burned, the entire contents
being destroyed and three children con-
sumed. Gordon was dangerously burned
In his efforts to save his children and may
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
Central American Politics.

The Central American republics, ac-
c0rding to Pan-American diplomats in
Washington, are undoubtedly on the eve
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-10-02
Will v

Will Wcd prtucc EstcrhOxys
The announcement that Mrs. Lilly Lang.
try will marry Prince Esterhazy Is con.
firmed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02
ALL UP WITH SPAUlOING
CHIcAGos BANK WRECKER Is 90.
ING TO PRISON.


chicago. Dee. 1-Charlcs ". Spauld-
Ing .x-president of the Globe Savings
bank. was to-day sentenced 10 an inde-
terminate term In the penlicntiary. He
was charged with embezzling the funds
of IA" University of Illinois. Of which he
was treasurer.
tn, proceedings In court were highly
dramatic. Judge Horton reviewed the Gus
In an elaborate opinion. and one assertion
seemed Ia unncry" Spauldlng This was
when the court said that Spaulding adj
miitcd his guilt
II wish. cried Spaulding. when asked
II he had anything tn say. ITO deny that
I or my counsel ever admitted my guilt.
Every dollar received from the univer-
sliy has been applied to its benefit. ! pro-
test against this unjust verdict, which I
feel would never have been returned had
your honor permitted certain facts 10 DE
considered by the jury.
''Th.s. facts had relation 10 the ques-
tion Of intent 10 commit ,mh' Zzl'mcnt. I
ann proud of my business career of %
years T. Of which have been passed In
this community. ! challenge any man TO
stand up befor. mo aud say that | ever
did him a wrong. Your honor may abr dge
my days of usefulness, but You cannot
take from me th" honor of the past.
Al this point Spiuld ngs voice failed
him aud he chpktd with emotion, Judge
Horton then imposed the sentence.
n was announced un De half of th. ox-
banker that an appeal would lie taken 20
the supreme court.
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NEW HEAVYWEIGHT.
Gu. Iuhlin, Despite iiis Ciumsinsss, de-
f.ai. Tut Ryan.

New Orleans Dec. i.-'ius Rubin. III.
giant heavyweight of Akron ohio. de-
iratrd Tut Ryan of Ausirai Tonight at
the Tulane Athletic club ia "a lo-rouud
iiFht. John Duny hUing tho referee. Ruth
lin was the taior ana heavier, weighing
about 100 pounds. Ryan tipp,d th" beam
al l,i bounds.
Ruhlin AZ the outset was awkward and
Ryan. Ia point OF cl,ycTntss, showed oon-
siderable superiority. The Australian te-
alizing his advantage, fought tor the
body, and In the nrst eight rounds land Il
with plenty OF force on the body. For "A
iiInc this weakened Rubin, but hc gained
courage and liually became stronger. Has
blows in the last two rounds wcrr hard
and Ryan was gruggy aud could hardy
have stuud the terrible rains a round
longer. on every side Ryan WAS Eiv, n
praise Tor hts gamencss ana hrill ancy,
wnilr Rubin was simply looked upon as
husky heavyweight with litt'' chance
uf ever becoming a champion.
Referee Duly admitted that Ryan did
the greater part of the lead ng, but says
Rubin countcrrd him at close positions
and unqu, stionahly outfought the small
rr man. ln the last Two rounds Ryan Was
practically "A beaten man and his oppo-
ncni Was deserving of the decision. Run
lin and Mahcr Will now be matched.
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THORN is WITHOUT HOPE
THINKS HE'LL HAVE TO PREPARE
FOR THE WORST.


New York. Dec. MARTIN Thorn. who
last evening received the verdict of y
Jury which Will send him TO the electric
chair to expiate the murder Of William
Guldensuppe. passed "A quiet night In his
cell at the Queens county jail When the
sheriff saw Thorn this morning the con-
demned prisoner said he had no appetite
for breakfast. but he felt that big load
was OF his mind. Thorn did not talk as
n he had any hope OF getting a new trial.
lie supposed he said. that he would have
10 make up his mind to meet the worst.
Mrs. Mack spent , restless night being
evidently much affected by the conviction
OF Thorn. When she heard Of the verdict
she wept and expressed sorrow for her
former lover. although she says her con-
science Is relieved. Mrs. Mack H. In u
highly nervous condition and Is now very
anxious about her own ease. District At
torney Youngs has not announced Just
what he proposes doing In the ease OF
Mrs. Mack IL Is understood she will be
arraigned next week on charge OF man
slaughter in the first degree. Mrs. Mack
may be sent To the penitentiary Tor "
years.
Lawyer Howe to-day denied in strong
terms the statement that Thorn. after
conviction yesterday, confessed TO the
killing and ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF Gulden-
suppe. Howe reiterated his belief that
the court ot appeals would reverse the
verdict
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02

couplers within one year. There were
about 1000 OF these.
What were the earnings Of your road
last year," asked Commissioner
Prouty.
over 81. 900. .coc."
why could not the road apply $4,000
next year 10 equipping its cars with
couplers?"
1t would not be economical" replied
Mr.. Clark.
The railroads whose equipment was
below 80 per cent were called and the
counsel of particular roads I'm many
cases explained the reasons why more
progress had not been made.
The hearing to-day closed with a
somewhat sensational exchange be-
tween Mr.. Cowen and Mr.. Morrissey.
Mr.. Cowen. in closing. Indignantly re-
pudiated the idea that Mr.. Gompers or
Mr.. Morrissey In any way represented
the employees Of the Baltimore a. Ohio
railroad. These employees, he declared,
had not been consulted. and he resented
the quiet assumption OF the labor lead
ers that they represented the workers
ON his road. He warned the commits
sioners against the humanitarian view
urged by these gentlemen. The perils
Of the new appliances. he said. had not
been established. Statistics on his rad
showed that they killed more, hut
manned less than the old system. He
used no veiled irony In his reference 10
Mr.. Morrisseys assumption Of author
ity.
The latter jumped TO his feet when
MIR. Cowen sat down. He had tried.
he said. To occupy dignified attitude
throughout the hearing, but. he said.
he deemed ID his duty to reply to the
insinuation of Cowen that he did not
represent the Railway Trainmen.
Eighty-five per cent of the employees Of
the Baltimore a. Ohio road. he said.
were members of the Brotherhood Of
Railway Trainmen. and at the Toronto
convention last year he had unani-
mously been empowered 10 state the
position Of its members To the inter-
state commerce commission. Every di-
vision Of the Baltimore * Ohio had been
represented at that convention. Upon
that authority he said he denied Mr..
Cowens statement.
II said the question OF years ex-
tension had never been presented To the
employees of the Baltimore a. Ohio In
terrupted Mr.. Cowen. "and i repeat
IT,"
The Toronto convention" retorted
Mr. Morrissey. voted against any ex-
tension" He then explained further
that he had appealed To the convention
not TO tie his hands. but to leave him
free to use his judgment and that that
discretion had been accorded him. Soon
afterward the hearing was adjourned
until tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02
SILL FALLING BEHIND.
The Governments Expenditures Continue
TO Exceed Its Receipts.

Washington Dec. 1.-The comparative
statement OF the government receipts and
expenditures shows that the total receipts
for the month Of November. 1897 were
si3. 3s3 5D5. Of which SIS. l9i.Gis was received
from the reorganization committee Of the
Union Pacific railroad. making the ordi-
nary receipts for III. month So. .l69 as1.
The total expenditures for November were
sS1. si0.s3s. Of which 3ss was cash IN
n Union Pacific sinking fund turned into
the treasury and repaid TO the appropria-
tion from which IL had been originally
drawn for Investment Hence the months
disbursements include this sum. The or
dinary receipts for the month therefore
were s25lss.ssi and the ordinary disburse-
ments. $l3 2Gl. .f1o, leaving "A deficit of
ss.0s2.is3 The receipts from customs were
S.sD02o. falling of Of about sloD00
compared with November ises. The re-
ceipts from internal revenue were sl7.520.
co. gain Of about si30.0,0 for the month.
The excess of expenditures over receipts
for the five months of the present fiscal
year. independent of the proceeds ~ the
sale OF the Union Pacific. was sis. .lOl.i9L
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02
FRENCH CABINET CRISIS
RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTER OF
JUSTICE ACCEPTED.
Other Ministers May Follow suit-The
Bourse 10 Uneasy Over the Threat.
ening situation.

Paris. Dec. 1.-The cabinet met this
evening. The newspapers express the
belief that all the ministers will resign
and that Premier Meline will undertake
TO reconstruct the cabinet. The feeling
among the deputies was against the
whole cabinet resigning. Securities on
the bourse to-day, after firm opening.
were rather agitated on the rumoIs
which followed the report OF the resg-
nation of the minister Of justice. In ad-
dition the Spanish news was regarded
as less reassuring.
NJ. Darlan. in spite Of the requests of
his colleagues. has persisted In resign
ing the portfolio Of justice and the
president has accepted his resignation.
NJ. Melin. the premier, will take the
portfolio Of the minister of justice ad
interim,
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by the same influence to bring pressure
To bear on the nrw cabinet.
The parliamentary situation Is un-
changed and hopeless Baron Gautch
has conferred With the leaders of the
majority and the leaders of the minor
ity, but 80 far both parties appear
irrecOncllahlc
The communal council has passed a
n solution thanking Emperor Francis
Joseph FOR summoning the ministry.
and expressing the hope that the pres
ent cabinet viii repeal the language
ordinances. making the Czvch language
coordinate with the German; also
thanking the obsiructionists urging
them I" presevolc and. II necessary, TO
resort to extreme measures.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02
D-Iinau.n, stock May he sold.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
Boise, Idaho. Dec. 1.-The supreme court
handed down decision of much mt rest
and importance to-day. II settles aiiirma-
lively a moot.d point concerning the as
sUSsm'nt for maintenance purposes
uf the stock of irrigation compan -
OF IA, mutual benefit order. The case ts
entitled T.. ". Hall respondent, VI. Eagle
Rock und Willow Creek Water company
appcilan; from bingham county south
eastern ldnhn. Hall brought suit 60 M
luin th" cUmpuHy from selling his stock
tur "a delinquent dss' -smcnt. the stock be-
Ing fuliy p,id. Jule, Stnndord dee ded tho
case lu his myor but thu supreme court
rpVyfs,s him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02
CHlcAe0'S LAKE FRONT AGAIN.
People in Possession Want the Land
Oaiee Occasion Anrmed.

Washington. Dec. The chicago Lake
front case was tlRen up IN IN" orire OF
the secretary ~ the interior to-day on
in appeal from the decision of tn" COM
missioner of the general land "ificc ad-
verse to thu Mckee scrip locators. NAL
thias Bcnu,r and n. NJ. I.afOlleitf. coun-
sci was given until the middle OF January
for the rilng of briefs. All the contest
ants IN the proceedings except IN. COM
mission of Lincoln park. chicago are In
possession of parts Of the land In contrc-
vcrsy They represented that the lands
are highly improved and that on them
during their ownership hundreds Of thou
sands Of dollars have been paid m taxes.
II Is maintained that the decision of tha
commissioner of the general land office
Of May ~ 1877. should be affirmed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02
MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE.
Mrs. Behrcns Win Pass the Rest Of Hes
Life la Prison AT Hard Labor.

Davenport. Iowa. Dec. 1.-The second
trial OF Mrs. Christine Bshrcns. charged
with the murder of her huehand. C.aus
Brhrcns. last July. by giving him Paris
green so mat she could get his life insur-
ance and marry Henry Bennett OF Rock
Island H.. ended this evening In a yer-
diet of murder In the first degree. The
sentence was fixed by the jury at life I'M
prisonm,nt. Bennett il In Jail under An
indictment for murder and will be tried
at this term of court.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02
SILL LEFT IN DEBT.
BctroIt's Chamber Of Commerce sold
Under the Hammer.

Detroit. Dec. THE Detroit chambcr
Of commerce was sold under the hammsr
this afternoon In default OF paym' nj ~
interest on the first mortgage held by
tho New York Life Insurance company.
The purchasers are l.. n. Fechhelmer OF
Cincinnati and William n. Winslow and
Fransls A. Winslow ~ Chicago. who
were ih" only bidders. The purchase price
RHs siss so Tire Wlnslow brothers. a.
second mortgage bondholders. held a
claim ~ 5000 against the premises for
bouas and Interest. To-di ~ transaction
l'nyts tho Chamber of Commerce assoeia-
tiUn without property aud with some
Ss.oo indchtcdnts- 90 architects and 9TH
,rs for work on tnr structure. The build
mg We recently appraised by experts at
gA1stl7i.
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received emphatic assuranceS couched IN
friendly terms. ~ Germanys moderate
Intentions in regard to demanding OF
Hsyti an indemnify for the illegal Inn
nrisOnmeni of Lueders, a German sub
iect. Minister Won Bulow assured White
~ Gcrmauy's good viii aud respect for
American susceptibility. which caused
the German government ia reduce Its
claim for Indemnify 90 $1,000. White ex-
plainod that the United States cruiser
Marblrhead was going 10 Port au Prince.
Haytl sol,iy 10 protect American inter-
fsfs
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02

Cincinnati Ohio. Dec. LA Frankfort.
Ky special 20 the Tim.s-Star says: Sew
on companies OF the Second regiment, sta
tiuned here, are under orders TO be la
readiness for active service. Colonel tai
ther has been eonndeutlally notinsd that
N there should be another outbreak
against the toll gates he will be- placed
IN command and will he expected TO keep
troops On guard til all OF the turnpike
interests OF the state are disposed OF.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02
RICH STRIKE IN COLORADO.


Special Dispatch to the STANDARD
Denver. Dec. 1.-The Topeka group of
mines, In Gilpln county. owned by John
y. Lovrioy have proved "A bonanza. al
though the former owners rou d not make
IA pay. LoveIoy bought the mine from
Denver parties last June for u omo. In
cutting am uprais" from the No-foot loN
q crosscui WAS run 10 the hanging wall
where streak of ore was struck VIII ch
assays s2OOo Ia the ton. The vein has
been driftcd on aud sunk on for "A dis
tance of - feet. thereby uncov'rng more
than enough To pay the cnt re- cost Of the
mine. The vein h. OF uniform width the
entire distance. with the prospects of q NJ
tlnuing indefinitely, which promises many
millions. The ore ~ "a white quartz, filled
with specks and nuggets of free gold.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02
Extending IN. p.,,h r.n,i,,

R,rllu. p'C THE colpull cvurrll ln
discussing the penal c0dc to-day, ap-
proved m" proposition b extend the
death p'nmty 90 ultlNs- "f the German
COLONIES FOR crimes in eases for which
there Is mildvr punishment ln Germany
Thr nlJmbrr- of tH, council took tn
ground that ~ w4s necessary to insure
the safety of the white SETTLERS aud Go
uphold GsrmJp domination
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02
struck m gaupsry.

Astoria. ore. Dec. l-Whilr entering
this port this morning in dense fog the
steamship Columbia. from san Francisco,
crashed into the Union Fishorm,ns can
merry, demolishing - f".t ~ the wa -
house and dumping between 30 and i.0l0
cases of salmon into the river. The 10 8
upon the cannery II about 5000 f1r
goods and about 500 for the building.
Tn. steamer was not damaged.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02
Muuitirus of Mai.

New York. Dec. Large shipments of
arms and specie have recently been sent
from this port to the Republic OF colon-
bia. The Atlas line steamer Aelnie Carried
on her last two trips " cases Of species
and quantities of arms. The presidential
election VA Colombia will take plac. Dec.
D. lt IS presumed that tho Colombian gov
crnmcut Is making preparations 10 cope
with 4 possible insurrection.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02

Washington. Dec 1.-The navy DEPART
ncUt ra- -ptf otd,ts tn the Tnt.d'Slatcs
shin Alert now AZ san Frame eco e. p o-
ccJd fu liFi'0. Nt-TrlgUl. Tits place IS ar
thr western terminus of the proposed
Nicaragua ,innl Inl lhD N'rsrl win boz
k.pt there t' cn-pet1ir with tho cduai
,nmml.HtaH which rs about to start for
fIr rI-t.ru terminus ON tUy guprott
N.MLu-LL
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Jumped III. Track.

cleveland. Do IA -outhbouud train
on tn Pit,sburg q western, white run
ming ~ fun speed. jumped Tho tIa"k al
fhhmbln's cut and d fur' u could be
stopped crashed through th" bridge into
the stream below Thr locomotive aud
II cats W"re demolished. The engineer
and fireman Jumped
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02
Nu., Work onl, r,rn, Hours.

Washington. Dee. by order af Assls-
tam Postmaster General Heath Il has
hs,u mad" an offcuse, punishable by dis
mIssal from the s,rN.ra. tor lctter car
riOr to work mnrs than eight hours DAY.
This H. the result ot "a decision by the
supreme court uphplding the claim OF A.
ll Post. q letter carrier ot salt Lake. for
overtime uud0r the yight-hour law ot
Isss
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02
spniu Doesn't Liz. n.

Madrid. Dec. THE Impartial. com
mcniing to-day un the reports of the
lhu@t alleged nlibusirring expedition ~
thr American steamer Dauntl' ss. calls
upon Premier Sagasta Ia make an enor-
gstic repr sentalion of the subject at
Washington adding that thn authoriiirs
thor. must b. informed 81 10. bad I'M
pr'ssion created In Spain by the frequent
flibuStpring expeditions.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-02

Rome. Dec. Minister Of Finance
signor Luzzai,i made his financial state
ment in the chamber Of deputies to-day.
II showed A surplus of i.0oovo lire for the
financial year of 1885,. The result was
considered especially gratifying. The re-
vised budget for the current year showed
q surplus of ~, 100000 lire.
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Food for klopslyke.

Boise. Idaho. Dec. Ia move Is on foot
here 10 provide a ton OF more of provi-
slons 10 be sent by the government foe
the relief OF the klondykers. II Will be
sent with the Portland supplies. There
are number of Idaho people in kion-
DYKE. some OF them boys.
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spain Claim. Another Victory.

Madrid. Dec. Lit Is announced in On
official dispatch from Manila, the capital
of the Philippine Islands. that the Span
ish troops have defeated n band OF insur-
gents with loss of 81 men killed, 'nclud-
ing the insurgent leader. The Spaniards
lost six men Killed and Il wounded.