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a TORNADO

IA ilh1ots-f"ur Inmates Of the he BILE
Minded Instuut- KILLED and Many
othtrs Wounded.
LINCOLN, III, June IA tornado
which passed over the central and
southern portions Of Logan county
| Friday afternoon destroyed thousands
of dollars worth of property and com.
| pletcly demoliShcdsthe immense COW
barn on the farm OF the state institu-
tion for the Predetermined Twenty
SIX persons seeking refuge from the
storm were buried in the debris. -Four
o. the refugees, boy pupils from Chica-
/ go, We're taken out dead Five others
were severely injured, one of whom.
the farm superintendent Will probably
die.
At S:l5 Friday afternoon, tornado
was seen approaching the city from
the southwest. The state institution
for feeble minded, containing over 200
inmates, seemed to be directly in the
path OF the storm, and stringent meas.
ures were quickly taken to prevent n
panic. The roofs OF several of the
buildings were carried away and
much damage was done about the
grounds, but the zoo inmates were
under perfect control OF the attend
.
great loss OF life was avcrtcd The
tornado passed on TO the northeast.
touching next on the farm and stock
barns connected with the asylum.
three miles distant In the COW barn
were huddled 26 persons, including the
superintendent OF the stock farm. ia.
cob Niimot - pupils and an attend
ant The barn was wrenchcd from its
/ .4ns
OF the pupils were instantly killed.
The others, with the exception of the
uperintcndcnt escaped serious in
jury and were shortly rescued from the
debris.
Tho tornado Yassao On TO the north
cas-, doing Great damage, the extent of
which is as yet unknown. The storm
divided into sections and covered "A
wide territory. IL is feared that the
/ loss OF life will be greatly enlarged
/ when reports are received from out
I side the city.
LINCOLN, Neb., June 10. - Violent
/ wiudstorms prevailed over "A wide dis
4 trict in Nebraska late Thursday night
/ and early Friday morning. In Linz
/ coin some damage was done At Mum
I roe, west Of here, the storm approach
ia '"e ''o'ehce OF tornado. hardly
] a chimney Is lett an the town, and
many roofs were taken Oh. he house
r'eF lonln was to''I'N wreeNed
an" NI. an" MFs' lou'h injured Nor
way OF unroofed houses and small
. buildings blown away. Two men were
injured, but not seriously.
HtpALIA. No. June lo-Ihe town
was VISITED ov a heFs' electrical and
WIN" storm rI"Ay evening The
power mouse O! t"e 'e'alA electric
H"I'"'N ana rover 20 was struck
"E Jug mining ana an OF inc d"nam"s
,"'n'"' 'taNlhE 'he cI'y WI'h'nl nights
r'uHy h'eh' ana s'"pp'h = the cars on
''' OF 'he SIN car I'n'S. number oil
ou''"ihE' were twisted on their
'o"huat'ohS' "H'le irnit' s"aHe and
''HaU"ch1al trees IN an parts OF the
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NEW CROP TEA.
More OF IL Annat on the Pacific Than
Lvcr Hcfnre ~ ono TLIna.

Ever before A. one Time.
TACOMA, Wash, June Is. More tea
is now afloat on the Pacific ocean than
ever before at one time. The import
crs OF New York and other eastern
cities have made large purchases in
China and Japan for immediate dciiy-
cry. and arc having IL hurried across
the pacific in order 90 enter u before
the Dinglcy bill goes into effect
thousand tons Of new crop has
been landed here and 1000. 900 pounds
is the ocean between Yokohama
and .his port. This comprises the car
goes Of the steamers Bracmcr. Mogul.
Tacoma and Victoria. The Canadian
line is also bringing in heavy ship
mcuts.
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OTTAWA, Ont, June i7-The bill
compelling railways in Canada TO carry
bicycles free was defeated in the rail.
way committee OF the senate. IL will
be introduced again next session. In
the house Of commons, Wednesday al.
ternOon, the governments proposal for
a fast Atlantic line OF steamers was
adopted, 1874 20 %
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CNciSNATI June Is In answer 90
a message iuquiring about the truth
Of inc published rumor that ne had
Withdrawn from the gubcrnatorial
contest GOV bushnell wired from Coz
lumbus as follows.
The report Is entirely without
foundation in fact II denomination
is rendered me at republican conven-
tion, ] shall accept it and be elected.
Asa s.. BrsHvELL."
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WINDSOR LOCKS, c., June 19-At
1890 o'clock Friday afternoon a guam
tity Of powder in a building attached
70 the plant Of the Hazard Powder Co.
at Hazard, exploded, and three men
and horse were killed All OF the
men were married aud bad families
The building ia which the explosion
occurred known as the cracker
house, was blown 20 pieces.
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NYAcR. ". j., juno DO The steam
yacht Glide built for T. Bu-gessy
Warren OF New York, in her trial trip
over measured course OF mile.
made the mile i'm one minute and go
seconds, which is at the rate Of 90
miles an hour the fastest time on
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JoLrET. ILL.,. June 10 A cyclone
struck Joliet at an early hour Friday
morning. The mercury fell 10 60 de-
grces, and yDvercoats were necessary.
A. @. 10. 10 was as black as night,
the wind blew trees and awnings down
and broke in p'ate-glass windows.
Lightning struck houses i'm all parts
II the city. During the storm blasts
Of intense heat came from the north.
east alternating with arctic blasts
from the west
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COLUMBUS o., June ls. Tho y. q O.
freight depot was burned late Thurs.
day night. The entire building. 500
feet long, was completely destroyed
Eight empty cars and large amount
OF unloaded freight was destroyed.
Loss. 500. 900
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JEFFEEsoNvILLE, Ind. June 49, -
Wesley g. Scott, postmaster at SCOTS
vile. Ind, the oldest postmaster in
point OF service in the country. was
succc edcd Thursday by Jacob Schmidt
Mr.. Scott was appointed in 1857 by
President Buchanan
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IS increasing at Benton. Ky, over the
trial OF Noah Franklin in nc Marshall
county circuit court for the murder Of
Daisy Sullivan, aged IS. and her nm
born child last October. Out Of 100
men frst impaneled only three jurors
we're secured, and another panel Of
100 was secured Thursday.
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Additions 10 the Greater Republic.

TEcUCIGALrA. Honduras. June 10
Representatives Of the government Of
Guatemala and Costa Bica have signed
the treaty which make. them part OF
the greater republic Of Central
America
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DENVER, Col, June 1s.-Matt Adams,
ex-clerk OF the district court, who was
found guilty Of embezzlement OF coun-
" funds, was Thursday sentenced 70
state prison for five years
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Compossr verdi s.r,oo,lv nm.

RONE, June 10 The Messaggero
says that Giuseppe Verdi, the cele.
brated composer, now ia his eighty
third year. IS seriously I'll
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WhsHNeToN, Ind, June IA beer
war is on in this town, one brewery
having made cut Of two dollars on
the barrel. -Four big breweries are
represented here
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CLEVELAND, o., June 49,. -Aifrei
Clayton furniture dealer. fled "a deed
Of assignment in the insolvency court
Friday The assets and liabilities are
not given. but the ass .gnee was COM
PEELED 20 give a bond Of So. 900
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Thc TarIn unI Progressing.

The senate is making remarkable
progress with the tariff bill. and espc-
cially so in view Of the fact that il is not
% republican body and not controlled
by the republican party. The fact that
the protection sentiment is gaining
strength every year in the several par
ties in that body s. the ono cause Of the
success which the republican leaders
have had in pushing the tariff bill rap
idly. There is reason now 10 believe
that the tariff bill will pass the senate
before Che end OF The month. and Prcsi-
dcut McKulcy's ambition 90 attach his
signature ON the Fourth ofJuly may be
realized.
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Those democrats who refused ~ sup
port William i. Bryan and All the dan
Verous propositions Of The Chicpo plat
form last year have been officially noti-
fed that they can no longer consider
thcusclyos members Of the party. In
practically every state where elections
are 10 take place this fan the official
calls for The state conventions have in
dicatcd distinctly that only those who
voted for Bryan or who now indorsc the
Chicago platform Of 1896 will be per-
mittcd 20 participate in the conven-
tions.
Mr.. Bryan is again "invuding the enc
mics country" lie is about 10 enter
upon % spccch-mnking tour which is to
begin in New York and 'ral thence
eastward In view Of the fact r.. he
only succeeded in carrying six OF the
twenty-eiRht states which be visited
last fall and that these were nearly all
rock-ribbed democratic strongholds. his
coming will be hailed with delight BY
tho republican leaders Ia the states he
is to visit
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IA silver paper praises Bryan be-
cause he is outspoken. II this Is a SUI
preme virtue, then Bryan and Watson
was kangaroo ticket.-St. Louis Glohs.
Democrat.
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AN AGREEMENT REACHED
THE SHORT LINES GATEWAYS
ARE TO REMAIN OPEN.
Resumption of Tranir Relations Bctweea
tl,e Three Roads Provided For.
Restoration of Local Rates.

Salt Lake. oct. lS.-At a meeting to-
day of the officials OF the Union Pacific.
Oregon Short Line and oregon Railroad
and Navigation company. mutually
satisfactory agreement WAS entered into
between the three companies. The agree
meni provides for the resumption of all
traffic relations between the roads which
wer. in cNistcnc" prior 10 Sept. - last.
when the cancellation of the oregon
Railroad and Navigation company tarins
by the Union Pacific took place.
The agreement Also provides for the
restoration of local traffic rates between
the Union Pacific and IN" oregon Short
Lin. IN Utah. Idaho. Wyoming and colo
RADIO. the T.. Ell'ry Anderson agreement
of last week only covering Missouri
river business. The OREGON Short Lines
s.y, raj gateways will remain open to nll
roads.
Til. chicago and Portland train service
via the chicago A. Northwestern aud
Union Parlhc will br r,sum.d at once.
The through srryir" la Portland via the
Rio Grande lines viii be continued. Pres
ident Muhcr and party left Tonight for
Portland. General Manager Dickinson
and party will leave tomorrow for the
East.
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CATTLE RUSTlING CASES
GRAssHoPPER JACK GETS FOUR
TEEN YEARS IN THE PEN
He Protest. ui. tnnor-Rcr The Butcher
Who slaughtered the Cattle Ae.
quilted by the Jury.

Special Dispatch ~ the Standard.
Helena. Oct. l&-Judge Smith. In the
district court to-day sentenced John
Donnclly. alias ''Grasshopper Jack" ="
who last week was convicted ~ cattle
ruslling. Ia II years in the pcnitcntiary.
th" maximum term for that crime.
When Donrelly WAS asked in court II
hc had anything Ia say why sentence
should not lc passed upon him hc said
that he was innocent and that during
the 81 years h. had lived IN the coun.
Try he had never before been Ia trouble
of any kind.
Tn" Jury Tonight brought in verdict
scquitting Angus, uanke. the Helena
butcher arrested while buichrring eat
tie stolen hy DcgnollN. who was also
charged with grand larceny HIS trial
was u sumed this morning. iianko ad-
miit.d buying IN" raiilr, hut claimed
to have purchased them from Henry
Parker. the chi,f witness for the state.
who worked M The ease Tor III. state
board uf stock commissioners. A large
amount of testimony was introduced
Ia bring discredit upon Parker's .yl-
dsnce Ilankc's brother swurr tina,
Parker had made an agreement with
him tp bring In cattle and that h. had
Informed his brother uf the deal. The
Il, d,fendant swore thai h. had never sstn
Parker or Donnelly until ~ had met
them al the slaughter hous" where he
received the cattle. An attempt was
made to prove that Ilankr was at hnm"
M the time Parker claimed Ia have met
him and received instructions from him
how Ia bring In the stolen cattle. Tho
argument was long aud II was after )
O'Clock when the jury was sent out.
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THEY WANT TO COME N
Cuban Business Men in Favor of
Annexation.
INSTEAD OF AUTONOMY
Petitions Are Being Circulated Among
the Merchants of the Island They
Want the Protection Of
strong Government.

Matanzas. cuba. via Key West. Fla,
Drt is.-The business element here In
Havana and elsewhere. sewn Ia have
reached the conclusion that Spain cam
not end the war on the basis of auton-
omy to cuba and ae holding secret
meetings with view Of obtaining eN-
pr, ssions from the people a. 1" what
is best To further their interest and The
interests of the island in general.
IL is believed that the sentiment will
bc in favor of the annexation of Cuba
la the United States. as the only means
of guaranteeing protection of life ana
property. II n is asc.rtained that The
general sentiment is In favor of am
n, Naiion a committee viii be sent To
lay the matter beiure men of promi
nsnce IN the United States and ask The
latter To unite with the business men
al [ uba In "a petition Ia the Washing
ton government to bring about such a
result.
Among the newspapers here there u
considerable difIcrcnc. q: opinion as L.
the pulicy which should hc adopted by
Spain towards Cuba. The Diario de-
Ia Marina, in an editorial just pub
l!shod. sustains the policy of auton-
"iig anu cre".'" S'n"r s"k"s,a w"
lhausuralhs ~ VIM auN"'""e INV
iNinrfnst party w 'a"p, w ,.,.,
party. i'm reply held that the
aut"honis' po"es raN''" Wy ~
sasas'a' was M""' '
nisis hau p'eh anN"'s,"s
th' iast n'ne." sss, az" -,
i"t, 'ne pIe",el u'r . .p"'u "'' wv
WIN haNnhs ,'aue vi a''u ~, ,,'
SAM ,i'ne III ,.t..
S'"f sasassa
tn' P"'s euop'.u Wy ~" ,a..
an"Nas w, !. a"a Ia i,sa,,.'., -,
nhhs th"rs'oie ""Ie '' ',..' ~
tasihio tnai s"saS'a ~. .n's n
La Lucna' w "n c"''',,' 'a'','' ),
autonomy i"r lno au,",io''su
ciaiineu Una. NJ n'IN n"u n.',. ''sn' -,
!" ihaueurs,e au,'"o"s ,hah ," au
t"h"his,s WI" "a' ~,
.ateu anu u,Ir""u nv P' ~ 80.
,"nuh'. l'i ''. nae, ~ - 80 ~.
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NEW yORK'S HOT FIGHT
Dozens of Meetings Being Held
in the Big City.
STRONG SPEAKS FOR LOW
He Said That New Workers Do Not Need
Outside Assistance in Choosing
Their Mayor A Plea for
Home Rule.

New York. Oct. lS.-Dozens of meet
ings were held in the boroughs making
up the new city Of New York. General
Tracy. the republican candidate for
mayor. was the principal speaker at
the Clearmont avenue rink. Brooklyn.
tonight. He referred Ia his personal
friendship for Mr. Low. which he hoped
would continue. All he charged him
with was a mistake of judgment and
want of political wisdom, that was
all.
If" said General Tracy. Il thought
II necessary to antagonizc the party la
order To secure good government. I
would sooner thrust my hand into the
burning flames than proclaim myself "A
republican" The concluding address
was delivered by senator J. NJ. Thurs
ton Of Nebraska.
There was large crowd AT the
Henry George meeting, which was held
AT the Lexington avenue opera housf.
Mr.. George made speech. introduc-
ing ex-Postmaster Drayton. who was
cheered. After stating that he stood
ON The principles uf Thomas jefferson.
Mr.. George said that he had asked no
allegiance from Mr.. Drayton. They
were both opposed to one man rule and
thought that thu reign of the Earl OF
New York should cease. Mr.. Dayton
made "A long address attacking Tam
many hall and "Crokcrism.'
Mayor Strong spoke tonight at Low
mass meeting In the Murray Hill Ly-
ceum. He said: There has been some
little row kicked up over the senator
from Nebraska presuming Ia tell us
who We shall elect az our first mayor.
Now, Mr.. Thursion is n very nice man.
but I do not think that New Workers
need his assistance In telling them eor
whom they must vote. When this
great city feels like reaching out aud
taking y, braska I'm as one of its l,nr-
oughs. then IL will he time for MIR.
Thurston Ia tell us for whom We shall
vote. The same may be said for The
gentleman from Omaha.
Now. I am AN Ohioan. and l am
proud nf senator Foraker He = a
noble fellow and splendid republi-
can. but for all ne cannot come here
and tell us that VI We do not yoie foI
the man he thinks should be elected
We are not good republicans"
Seth Low spoke Tonight nj Masoni,
Temple. Brooklyn. He said In the
course of his remarks: We have SEN
ators from Nebraska. Louisiana and
Ohio, and ] don't know what Other
states. coming here to tell US whom
we people of New York shall vote for
telling us We ought Io elect our mayor
and other officers because OF some ef.
feet IL Is going to have in louisiana
or In Nebraska. ar i'm Ohio Is tina,
home rule? II does not seem to m,
il is"
Perry Belmont was the principal
speaker at n democratic meeting in thu
! Academy of Music, Brooklyn, Tonight
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CLAIM eayAN'S SUPPORT.
George Men Assert That Hc Has Endorsed
Their Leader.

New York. Oct lS.-The campaign
committee Of the Jefferson democracy
is out to-day with a statement that
William j. Bryan is In favor of Heary
George for the first mayor Of Greater
New York. They base their statement
upon an interview which appeared in
the Evansville tlnd.D Courier on Oct. s.
and which was cnly discovered to-day
ON Oct. Mr.. Bryan delivered an ad-
dress In Evansville and afterwards hr
was interviewed on the situation I'm
New York. According To the paper
mentioned. this is one OF the que stions
asked and the reply he made: DO you
think Henry George will be elected
mayor of Greater New York;"
II think he has "A splendid chance
of being the next mayor Of New York.
He is well known To the people Of New
York city. The masses believe in him
and viii support him al the polls. D 40
not think national issues will cut much
figure In the New York elections"
No letters or telegrams have been re-
ceived from Mr. Bryan by any Of the
George managers that would tend Ia
corrobolate the above statement. and
so far as IL known he has not been
asked for his opinion ON the situation
here.
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Most of the people burned out nsrapcd
with little wearing appapl
Conservative estimates placc the In
surancc of sSs2, not more than -
per cent. of the luss This morning
trains from Halifax lruught hundreds
of visitors Ia the town Ia view the fire.
stricken ruins and "a assist relatives
and friends. A carload of provisions
and clothing arrived by an early train
this morniI,g from Halifax. The TOWN
of Truro also sent a car ol provisions
and clothing. IL was thought ycstcr-
day that no lives had been lost. but
this morning the blackrncd and eharred
skeletons of mo persons We're found
near the ruins uf n house IN ~. Ann
street. Further Investigation proved
them to he the remains uf Patrick
Kelly and his Wife. an aged couple.
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A rgaaRIsIE ACCIDENT.
4 Wagon ao-s over an Embankment
with II. Human Freight.

Marshhcld. ore. oct. iS-This after
noon ex-Judgr j. n. Nostcr his wife aud
daughter and his sons wife aud baby,
white driving from Micklc point to '"-
quill. city. mot with ~ terrible accident
They had reached point about half way
TO couuille Tity. and were driving around
a high. rocky point. when they met ln-
other team. Thr Judge attempted to back
his team a. one side of the road tu allow
the other io pass hut the horses bccnm"
frightened and uumanagcabls aud backed
OF the giad" distance of about - feet.
Mrs. Nostrr VIE Instantly Killed and the
Judges M, is dcspairrd o. The othrr la-
dies and children were also badly bruised.
ono of th. horses WAS killed and the bug
~ wrecked.
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ADVANCE BEGUN.
Engiish start Alter the TribrsMen a
Fight sunday.

Forl I.ockhead. India. ocl. 18th" adj
vance toward Tirrah. The summer head
quarters of the Afridis and Ora hzlaks.
was begun ON "Wednesday. Elaborate or-
dcrs have been issued as To the meeting
of each division. A hight IL expected next
Sunday. when Scmpagha pass VIII he
sturmed. The brigade of General Sir
Rndon Biggs had its first brush with the
enemy to-day and dislodeed several
thousand tribcsnien from chagru. on the
Saman range. Heavy firing was In pre-
gress an day. the guns M Fort Gulistsn
playing ON the enemy's left. Two Srpoys
were Killed and several wounded.
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Hut Judge Armstrong Denies Application
for the Writ.

Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD.
Ro2cman. Oct. K.-The renowned case
of "Nono" Dickinson was w before
Judge Armstrong to-day on ih" writ nf
hah.as corpus procured by Ncnus at
iorney. Mr.. Threshcr. from chief Jus
tice Pemberton on the 18th aud made
returnable before Judge Armstrong at
10 O'Clock this morning. Judge Arm
strong reduced his be I'D from sl.lp0 to
$3.50 after hearing both sides cf the
case, and said that had h. the fixing
of the bond in the first instance he
would not have made II more than
$500. and thought that thr charges pre-
ferrcd against 'Neno" could not bc sus-
tanned IN any court.
The writ OF habeas corpus was de-
niod. but Mr.. Thresher insisted upon
It's being heard on its merits to-mnr-
row. should the bond rot bc forthcom-
Ing. Dickinson telegraphcd Ia mis- bank
I'm kockland. Maine, for a bond, bUi has
received no reply. should the writ be
successful Deputy County Attorney
Connolly said he would have Neno ra.
arrested ON another charge
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FIRE SWEET WINDSOR.
The Peopi. hfr Suffering Relief Trains
Ering Provisions.

windsor. y :. oct. ls.-The complete
extent az tho disaster tu IA" town "
"a indsar Was not fully disclosed unth
ibis morning Ia all the fire-sNrpt dis
irtot nuk ths court housv, customs
hou,r and Mouncc's hotel stand intact
Tb, vaults ~ tho Commercial bank
AZ tho HatfaN banking company and
m. pustuIil,r have stood the severe ffr
test The lrupies bank has uut farrd
81 N,ll The door rs somrN hai warped
and n /. 0sart that papers and Nalu-
n6lrs us,, b.cu destroyed
A bitt,i cold wind blew all daN. aud
,ini,ss ,lofh'nr Is speedily lroucbi i"to
The toVu much suffering viii result
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4 warship Win rr"r.-a To Gaairmaia 10
protrr Them.

Washington. oct. N.-Tho state depart
ment has received a cahlegram from the
charge d'affairrs at Guatemala tity.
stating that owing to the extension OF
the present rrvolui ionary movement into
the eastern portion of Guatemala. Amer
lean interests In that section and Ameri-
can citizens are endangered aud the
presence of a warship l. desirable. Ac-
cordinpiy the secretary of the navy has
sent orders 10 the Detroit, now la Florida,
Ia proceed at once Ia Livingston. on the
gulf coast of Guatemala, 10 protect
American interests.
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selling Whisky ta Indians.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Helena. Mont, oct. lk-Dcputy United
States Marshal J. X. Waite returned this
morning from the Little Rock-
ies. where h. arrested Frank
Chamberlain for selling whiskey o. In
Indians. Chamberlain keeps a place IN
the mountains a few miles from the Bel
knap reservation line. lie was taken bo-
fore United States Commissioner Everett
at Harlem and released on N.ppO bonds
Oct. -.