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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
A Cyclone In L.onAea.

London. Oct 3o-During q severe storm
last night a small area. about half . mile
square. around Denmark Hin. Gambler
well. London. was visited by . cyclone
Cabs were overturned. windows. doors.
lamp posts, trees and chimneys were
blown down and a number OF house un-
rooted The contents OF numerous haw-
kers' stalls were carried hundreds OF
yards In the air by the wind and many
people were injured by the nyfng debris.
which also did immense damage to prop
erty
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

Laredo. Mexico. Oct 30.-Mexican off,
GERS here report three deaths from yellow
fever in Monterey on Friday. with four
new cases. Private information indicates
a greater mortality and an increase in
sickness. The United States marine hos
pital officials inspect all through trains
coming north from the infected districts
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
A Demand OF Assignment.

Quebec. Oct 3o-A demand OF assign
ment has been made upon J. c. Warning
ton. one of the largest cheese exporters
in Canada. who also operates largely in
Northern New York. IL Is also understood
that the demand will not be contested.
The liabilities are unknown. but will be
large.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

thoroughbred stallion and that Mr.. Mac
Donough is likely TO accept II II known
that the Duke OF Westminster has been
trying for some time past to regain pos
session of the horse. He offered e3ooo0 ssv-
eral weeks ago. but the information was
conveyed to him that a much larger sum
would need TO be forthcoming before Or
monde would be allowed to leave Cali
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

New York. Oct. 3-rhe ashes OF Col.
George z. waring. jr.. which were placed
In an urn temporarily. remained to-day at
Swinburne island What disposition will
be made of them has not yet been de-
cided by Mrs. waring. On account Of the
express wish of Colonel waring. there
win be no public funeral. Colonel Waring
often said that he wished his obseQuies To
be Of the simplest character. The Quaran-
tine was lifted to-day from the house In
which Colonel Warfng died.
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A BIG MINING DEAL.
An Offer Of 100000 for the Bunaie
Hump Group.

Hump Group.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Boise. Idaho. Oct. 30.-One of the big
gest mining deals In the history OF Idaho
Is on tap In the Buffalo Hump country. a
recently discovered gold camp. II. A.
Cohn. manager for Captain Delamar. was
there last week negotiating with the
owners OF the Buffalo Hump group. the
main ledge OF which Is more than 30 feet
wide. with an average assay value OF $40
gold per ton. some OF the ore going into
the thousands. The offer made by Della
mars representative is particularly sem
sational owing to the fact that the mines
are developed to no great degree. Cohen
offered 100000 for the group. but the own
ers demanded ss00.Ooo. Negotiations are
still pending. with splendid prospects OF
a sale being made.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
A Joekey kilIed.

Newark Ohio. Oct. 3c.-James Mullen of
Geneva. n. Y. was killed. and James
Ryan OF New York was badly wounded In
a saloon row among horse jockeys last
night The shooting was done by Charles
Moon OF this city. who became implicated
In the quarrel.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
Two More Bodies

Toledo. o.. Oct. 9o-Two bodies were
taken from the ruins of the Union eleva-
tor fire to-day. one is thought to be that
Of Bert Wainwright. who Is still unac-
counted for. A total OF IS dead Is the re-
suit Of this ire. which occurred Sept. 2
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
A Great Fire.

Bombay. Oct 0.-A great FIRE In serin-
agur. one of the capitals OF Cashmere. In
the Vale OF Cashmere. destroyed all the
public buildings and many residences yes
terday. one man was killed. The damage
T. estimated at 10 lakhs CsJQo.c0D.
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Mckinley mpathy.

Toledo. o.. Oct. 3o.-A special to the
Commercial from Harpster. o.. says:
President Mckinley to-day sent the fol-
lowing message to the family of the late
Daniel Harpster. the wool king" ~. l.
Lewis: Please present TO the family OF
Mrs. Harpster my sincere sympathy in
their present bereavement"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
Terrific HAN storm.

Mentone. France. Oct. 3o.-This district
was visited by a terrific hailstorm this af-
ternoon. which II continuing this evening.
The stones are OF immense sise. The olive
and lemon crops have been completely
DESTROYED.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

New York. Oct. Sd. Janowski, the
Franco-Polish chess expert. arrived on the
steamship La Touraine to-day. He has
come TO this country to play a match Of
seven games at the Manhattan club with
showaIter. At the conclusion of that con-
test Janowski will make a tour Of the
United States
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More Conciliafory.

Paris. Oc,. sy.-rhe French press n b.
ginning to manifest n much more concii-
iatory spirit regarding Fashoda. appar-
emily with a view to preparing the public
mind for the recall of the MarchAnd ex-
peditfon-
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Vienna. Oct. a.-The death Is announced
Of Frauleina Pocha. one OF the two
nurses who attended the late Herr Ba-
richse Of Professor Nathnaxie's pahtologt-
cal laboratory. the first victim Of The
outbreak of the bubonic plague In VI
emma.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

San Francisco. Oct. 3o-n reports speak
truly Ormonde. "the horse of the CEN
tury." for which W. b. MacDonough paid
$4,000 few years ago. will soon be on
his way back TO England. IL Is said that
the Duke OF Westminster. his former
owner. has offered 5000 for the famous
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

San Francisco. Oct. @-The transport
Zealandia. with the first and second bat
talions OF the LIST rennsssee regiment
for Manila
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TO DISCOURAGE ANARCHY.
Admiral Wants inc Dynamifcr Ve-
 SuViuS at Havana.

Washington, Nov. 3.-Admiral Samp- Havana as soon as possible to disccur- age anarchy among the Spanish troops, who are displaying ugly temper since General Blanco notified them they would get no pay until they were re- patriated in Spain.
 The Vesuvius is at Boston, but can make fast time to Cuba Once anch- ored near the wreck of the Maine, with her popular guns trained on the bar racks of the discontinued troops, it is thought she will have a wholesome eff feet in tending to prevent disorder. The evacuation commission is alarmed over the prospect of trouble.
 The insurgents cause no apprehen- sion whatever. They are hungry, but spiritless. The Spanish soldiers, on the contrary, are we'll armed and have Mauser cartridges to throw away. Un- less deterred by a powerful force, it is feared they will not hesitate to rebel.
 Two weeks ago Generals Wade and Butler and Admiral Sampson foresaw the complication and asked the Span iards to clear the mires out of the bay, III OlOCl LuotL A1uS lCdn COuIu come to the rescue if the crisis mater ialized. They wanted no chance to re- main for a recurrence Of the Maine ho-- TOT. Several days ago the Spanish commissioners declared that the mines had been completely removed.
 Admiral Sampson then insisted that the harbor be dragged in the presence of American experts. The Spaniards resented this implied reflection on their integrity and have failed tct agree to the proposition. It will, therefore, be necessary to send several light draft American vessels to Havana to do the countermining thoroughly.
 Diplomats in Washington today ex pressed amazement that the United States government was so ultra-con siderate of the Spanish feelings as to keep warships away from Havana at this crisis.
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MAY END TODAY.
An Opinion that Peace Negotiations
 Will be Broken orr.

Paris, Nov. S.-The generally accept ed view here of the peace negotiations is that the Spanfards will not agree to the proposition submitted by the Amer icanS to take the Philippine islands and to reimburse Spain for money spent upon permanent improvements on those islands. But there is a con f1ict of opinion as to whether the Span ish commissioners tomorrow will pre- sent counter proposition. This mat ter, it is added, was undecided at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
 The Echo de Paris today expresses strong approval of the speech deliv- cred at Worcs ster, Mass, by Senator Hoar in which he denounced the so- called policy Of American extension. The paper mentioned quotes the speech fully, and remarks that all American political men apparently do net agree with the policy of conquest"
 The Figaro says: Peace negotia- lions have reached very critical point. Up to yesterday the Spanish delegates had received no definite in- GtTuctions from Madrid"
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
ERODE AT YUMA.
All inc South in Favor Of
 SfufeHOOd.
The Close of inc Campaign In Soufh- ern Arizona YesferdaY Nffer. noon.

Yuma, Ariz., Nov. 3.-(Special to The Republican.)- The reception rendered Col Brodie this afternoon was one of the most demIonstrative of the cam paign. A great crowd met him at the depot, and at the afternoon meet ing there was one of the largest gath erings this city has ever seen. Before the meeting Col. Brodie received the greetings Of hundreds of people at the hotel, the returned Rough Riders" taking an active part in the reception.
 Col. Brodie's speech was received with much applause, and It is evident to all that his visit to Yuma has made many votes for him. Like everywhere Col Brodie has been ill the territory he has found many democrats who ara his strong friends and supporters.
 Judge c. W. Wright discussed the issue Of statehood. He put the matter before the people in a new light, and his speech was an eye opener to the crowd who heard him.
 Col. Brodfe and Judge Wright left for Mesa tonight, where they will speak tomorrow afternoon.
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THIS Lvusss.-~(>Y s.s.-~ (>Y'S TASK WAS SET
When the Spanish Fleet in Manila Bay Was Destroyed Senator Proctor's Plain Views on the Subject of
 Territorial Expansion.

Montpelier Vt Nov SUnited arrived assembly of the which address uaton which confronts Th policy
  govern it in patriotic  possibly 
  of Philippines.
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WORK ON THE COLON.
Hob5on Summoned Before inc Naval
 Board Of Construction.

Washington, Nov. 3.-Naval Con- structor Hobscn is under orders to ap- plar before the naval board of con- struction at the navy department to state the condition of the Spanish war ships sunk on the coast of Santiago, and explain fully his plans for raising them. Information is desired particu- larly as to the prospects of success of the efforts now in progress for raising the Colon.
 Owing to the great length of time which has elapsed since that vessel sunk-last July-there is considerable doubt as to her recovery, and the navy department is disinclined to spend more money on her without some as- surance of its utility. The continu- ance of the work now in progress must receive the approval of the construc- tion board before the department will authorize additional expenditures It is estimated that it will require nearly a million dollars to continue the opera tions under the existing project
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
BRITAIN ARMlNG.
Something Going tc Break in inc
 Orient.

Hong Kong, Nov. 3.-Extraordinary activity has prevailed in naval and military circles here during tie past few days, but no information on the subject is obtainable The British first class cruiser Powerful has just taken on board over 1000 tons of coal and all the ether British warships hete are taking on beard stores and ammunition. It is reported that they have been ordered to be ready for sea immediately.
 The British second class cruiser Bonaventure has been recalled from Manila and arrived here last night She is now coaling with all possible haste. It is reported that the British gunboats have been ordered to rendez- Yuos here. At the navy yard here the ordnance department is most active and is engaged in mounting siege guns.
 THE WAR THEORY GAINING.
 Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-A morning paper published the following: The probability of war between England and France received fresh impulse hefe yesterday by the action of Eng land, who purchased large amount of
 
 at her West Indian naval station. It was reported yesterday that two Brit jsh warships have been ordered here to undergo slight repairs which under ordinary circumstances would have been made at either Halifax or the Bermuda islands.
 A DIPLOMATIC STATEMENT.
 London, Nov. 3.-An official note is- sued this evening says: There is now good reason to hope that the political situation is ameliorating. It can be confidently stated that when the cause of irritation which unfortunately re- gently existed in France and Great Britain regarding the Upper Nile, is removed, which is expected soon to be the case, the door will again be open for the resumption of those friendly negotiations which happily character ize the normal state of relations be- tween the two countries.''
 A SATISFACTORY AGREEMENT. New York, Nov. 3.-The London cor respondent of the Evening Post cables today that a general and satisfactory has been reached between Great Britain and France on the Fash oda question.
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THE NICARAGUAN CANAL.


  granting construction Ncaraguan 
  consisted solely making representations
    
  
 
  concession  of tha
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FIGHT WITH A WOLF.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Nov. 3.-A cowherd, Mike Sullivan, was attacked by a gray wolf at Prospect lake today while attending his cattle. He four ished his club, but the beast snarled and refused to retreat.
 Matters were getting serious for the man when a Russian wolf hound ap- peared and a fierce fight followed. The hound was shaken off and the wolf es- capped into the lake, but returned to snore soon, as the water was quite cold. The fight between the wolf and the hound was renewed. This time the latter fastened on his antagonists neck and held it until few well directed blows from the club ended the struggle.
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NATIONAL BANK RESERVE
Petition That Atlanta. Ga., Be Made
 A Southern Point Of Deposit.

Washington, Nov. 3.-Senator Bacon and representative Livingston of Geor- gia and several bankers of that state today requested the secretary of the treasury to designate Atlanta, Ga, as a point for the deposit Of the national bank reserve fund for the states of North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor- gia. Mississippi and Florida. If their request is granted it will result in talk ing from New York anG Baltimore the reserves of the various southern banks now using the last named points, but who are anxious to have their moneys in circulation in their own section.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
THE LHDRONES.
Spanish Flag HoiSfed Affer the
 Charleston Left.

Madrid, Nov. 3.-A dispatch to the Imparcial from Manila says that let ters received there from the Ladrones assert that after the American cruiser Charleston had taken possession O. the archipelago and hoisted the American ensign she departed without leaving garrison.
 After she had gone the Spaniards lowered the stars and stripes and hoisted the Spanish flag. declaring that the islands reverted to Spain.
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THE WESTERN ROADS.
Must Not Discriminate Against EaSf-
 erR Iron and Sicei.

Denver. Nov. 3.-Judge Hallett, of the United States circuit court, today issued a temporary injunction restrain ing the Southern Pacific and other w5stern reads from putting into effect, in violation of a rule of the interstate commerce commission, a freight tariff which would exclude the product of the steel mills of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company at Pueblo, Colo, from Pacific coast points.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
A TELL-TALE MISTRESS.
Caused Her Levers Arrest for a Mys-
 tarIous Murder.

Los Angeles, Nov. 5.-A year ago last April Dr. George Engelke, a vet erinary surgeon and Joe Edmonton, a Canadian contractor. started to drive from Riverside to Ogden, Utah. They have never been seen since they left Nye county, Nevada. Yesterday Mrs. Winifred Meyers made a statement to a justice of the peace, saying that John Hancock, whose mistress she was, murdered the two men on the desert one night while they slept. She wit messed the deed. Hancock has been arrested.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
TROOPS FOR CUBA.
The First Detachment Will Leave
 November 23

Washington, Nov. 3.-The war de- for movement of troops to Cuba The first troops will leave on or about No vember 22 and will comprise & brigade under Brigadier-General Carpenter. The brigade will be taken from the Seventh army corps and one of the regiments to go will be the Third Georgia. A brigade will also be sent to Neubitas, Puerto Principe.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
NEW JERSEY PROMISING.
The Prospect Of a Sweeping Republi-
 can Victory.

Trenton, N j., Nov. 3-The republi- can state committee held a meeting here this afternoon to receive reports from the chairmen of the several county committees as to the outlook in their sections. Murphy said the re- ports indicated that Voorhees, would be elected governor by at least 10000 majority.
 MT. Murphy said also shat the re- publicans would have a majority in both houses of the legislature and be able to elect a successor to United States Senator Smith democrat.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
TO SAVE PRIVATE PROPERTY.

Washington, Nov. 3.-A memorial by Charles Henry Butler and others has been presented to the president asking that this government call an international convention to consider the question Of making private prop erty free for capture on the high seas in time of war.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
WEARIED OF FLIGHT.

Philadelphia, Nov. 3.-G. w. Marsh, the fugitive president of the Keystone National bank which collapsed on March 20, 1891, returned to this city today after an absence of over seven years, and surrendered himself to his boalti.:1uan, William |. HtauamakSr.-
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
A BURNING STEAMER.

Collingwood, Ontario Nov. B. The passenger steamer Pacific, owned by the Great Northern Transit company burned at the Grand Trunk wharVes here today. The railway freight sheds filed with Canadian and American goods were also destroyed. The Pa cif1c was valued at $65,00O and was in surad for $25, 300. The loss from the burning of the freight sheds will be very hSayy
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
AN ENVELOPE TRUST.

Chicago, Nov. 3.-Evidence that the lCng threatened trust among manu- lecturers of envelopes had become a fact, has reached the paper stationery trade in the shape of circulars quoting an advance averaging 25 per cent in all grades of envelopes. The trust is said to control 90 per cent of the pro- duCtiUn.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
DRIVEN OUT BY TYPHOID.

Victoria, B. C., Nov. 3-Honolull; advices per H. M. s. Aorangi, which arrived here today are to the effect that work has been stopped at Camp Mckinley. The entire camp will be moved to Moanalulu, on a tract which General Merriam has recommended as a site for a permanent post. Typhoid fever was the cause of the abandon plent of the camp.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
THE PANAMA SAFE.

Havana, Nov. 3.-The transport Panama, from Santiago, fears fer whose safety had been entertained, ar rived here today at a. m and landed seven American passengers, including some military officers. She left Ha- vana about 11 a. m., her destination apparently being New York. It is re- ported that the Panama has about 400 sdck man -bdar1.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
THE BEST ON RECORD.
Col .McCord's Regiment Makes a
 Health Showing.

Washington, Nov B. (SpeciaI.)- Among the witnesses before the war commission today was Col .McCord, commanding the First Territorial Vol untaer infantry. He stated that out Of 1908 members Of the regiment he had lost only three men. The com- mission congratulated Col McCord on this showing and said that it was un- precedented in the history of army or ..:a1li "a Ii, e1l
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
A KILLING SCHOOL TEACHER.
Two Brothers and a Witness Die in
 Kentucky.

Livingston, Ky, Nov. 3.-John Meadows shct and killed John and Clayton Matthews, brothers, at Pine vile, this county, last night. Meadows was a school teacher. He surren- dered and now is in jail. Pagan, the most prominent witness, was found dead ip his store room, where he had slept for years. The indications are that he, toe, was murdered and a coroner is holding an inquest.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
DESTRUCTION OF STARCH.

New York, Nov 3.-The works of the National Starch company at Glen cove, L. l., were visited by a disas- trous fire today. A volunteer fire de- partment from Glencove and sur rounding places were unable to check the flames. The loss will be about s200, ,000.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-04
PRISONERS FROM MANILA.

San Francisco, Nov. 3.-The United States transport steamer St. Paul ar rived here today, thirty-seven days from Manila. She brought four pris- oners from the United States steamer Charleston, who will serve their sen tences at Mare Island.
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DEAD CONSUL-GENERAL

Berlin, Nov. 3.-J. GoldschmiIt. United States consul-general here, died last evening. He had been in i'll health for some time.
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THE POPE IS ILL.

London, Nov. 3.-A special dispatch from Rome says the pope is i'll and that his physician, Dr. Lapponi. has been summoned.
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AN ARIZONA APPOINTMENT.

Washington, Nov. B. Special. J. Mrs Emma R. Hills of California was appointed kindergarten teacher at San Carlos agency today
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PROBABLE COURSE OF EVENTS,

A
  willingly intermediary putting Spain under  D
 
  American claims Whether there likely dictate  article articles with the original diplomatic Camhon Paenotre a sufficient  indemnity  a
  third his a
  apartments outside
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LESS WARLIKE.

Victoria, B. C.. Nov 3.-Orders have been received from the navy depart ment countermanding the immediate sailing of the Imperiuse She vii. remain in port until further instruc- tiJl-I.
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GENERAL LEES MOTHERS DEATH

Richmond, Va. Nov. 2.-The mother of General Fitzhugh Lee died today. She fell recently and sprained her leg aud sustai1sd l1tst1al injuries.
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Probability That Spain Will Neither AC cept Nor Reject the American Terms ,@s But Will Submit Proposition
 Regarding the Third Article
 of the Protocol.

Washington of
  will unconditional  On the    
 
 
   In of
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-08-30
Going to Their own state.

Washington, Aug. 3O.-By order of
General Goblin the order was revoked
directing the First and Second bat
talions of the Sixty-hfth New York to
move to Camp Meade, Pa. The
Twelfth Pennsylvania was ordered in
stead to leave Camp Alger for the
Pennsylvania camp. The action of
Governor Black in requesting that the
Sixty-ffth New York be ordered to
Buffalo Is responsible for this change
of plans. They will go to Buffalo next
Wednesday and there be quratered in
the state armory. The officers will be
given leave of absence and the men
furloughed for thirty days, at the end
of which time the regiment will be
mustered out of service.