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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-06

Ammon NJ. Tenny, P. j. Christoher
son and c L. Kemp, tried and convicted
OF pOlygamy, were sentenced this morn
ing to three years and six months i'm
prisOnment at Detroit. Michigan, and
five hundred dollars fine each; and w.
J. Finke and J n. SkORsen. who plead
guilty, were sentenced to six months
imprisonment at Yuma, and five hun
dred dollars fine each.
JOHN 3. MILHER.
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nENTIsT.

nENTYsT, ,. B. KEYsOR, LATELY CON.
L neeted eith Or. J. Il. Van Ankin, has re-
moved 10 TIE ugRALD New Building, where
he is prepared TO do al kinds Of Dental work.
Satisfaction guaranteed. l----
DENTIST, F. C. NICHOLS, OFFICE OP-
~ posite Walker House, over seabuTy q
JohnsOn's drug store. AnestheticS given.
Telephone in efice.
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WHEN THE SCALP IS ANNOYED with
Dandruf, GLEEE's SULPHUR SOAP viii be
found an infallible remedy.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE, Black
or Brown, SOC.
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PRIVATE SCHOOL

7 ESSONS WILL BE GIVEN IN TIE
IL common branches Of Education, at resi-
dence of ID. II. Wells. corner East and South
Temple Streets; commencing Monday, De-
cember Sth, 1884. ut o clock an. Those de-
string 70 attend. win please apply at once to
LYDE WELLS.
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Arainst sunday TraveIing.

HARTFORD, December 5.-Alarge num-
Der OF Connecticut clergymen advocated
before the railroad commiSslonerS, TO
day, the restriction of Sunday trafnc on
railroads.
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Pourous and strengthening, improved,
the best for backache, pains, In chest or
side, rheumatism. Neuralgia. 2oc-
Druggists or mail.
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The Franchise Bill.

LONDON, December 5.-The franchise
Dill was read the third time in the
house Of Lords, this afternoon, and
was subsequently, passed by that body.
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The Sentences.

Day before yesterday We published en-
item concerning convictions for poly
gamy, at Prescott, y. 7. The sentences
have been pronounced upon all of the
five convicted, As the following dispatch
will show:
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veryBasy.

MONTREAL, December 5.-President-
elect Cleveland declined an invitation to
attend the carnival, owing to the pres
sure of business.
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Children, show in development, puny,
$TGGraBny and delicate; use q Wells
Health Remover"
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THE REV. GEO. H.. THAYER of
and my wife owe our lives to SHI-
LOHS CONSUMPTION CURE" For
sale at a. c. Smith d Co. Drug Store
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SHILOH'S CURE viii Immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis. For sale at A. G. smith q
Co.. IS Drug Store. C4|
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Cntarrh of &c BIadder.

Singing. irritation, inflammation, 81
Kidney and Urinary Complaints, cuTeo
by " Buchu-Paiba." 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOST.

4 FRENCH POODLE DOG. WHITE.
~ Plelse leave him nj Eagle Emporium. or
W. Jennings residence, and be rewarded
for the trouble
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FOR RENT.

1.-TWO LARGE. SUNNY FRONT ROOMS,
/ nicely furnished either In suit or single.
- S Fourth West Street,
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What are the desirable qualities in u
whiSker dyer 1t must be convenient to
use, easy to apply, impossible to rub off
elegant in appearance, and cheap in
price. buckingham Dye for the Whis-
kers unites IN itseh all these merits. Try
it.
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DRESS MAKING.

MRS. AAHON HAS OPENED HER
III Dress Making Rooms, 70 w Kimbau
Block, up stairs. A sure TT guaranteed.
Prices according to the times. Ladies call
and see.
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WANTED

VOUNG LADIES WISHING TO LEARN
i Embroidery Art Needle work, Fancy
work of all kinds, cSll on Mrs. N. Lawson,
y Fourth West Street. Terms reasonable.
A GOOD MUSIC TEACHER, TO GO TO
n Wanship, Summit County. Prospects
good, quite large number are desirOus of
taking lessons. Call at HERALD for par
ticulars.
THE SESSION LAWS or UTAH FOR
i 1873, 1880 and 1S52 az THE HERALD count
ing room.
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10 RENT.

NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS; TERXS
~ Reasonable. Mrs. Lang's, 133 E. Second
South Street opposite 18th Ward School
House.
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PIANOUESSONS.

ATR. T. RADCLIFFE, TEACHER OF MU-
III sic, removed TO First South street,
second door east Of st. Marks church. Og-
den visited Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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--LATEST styles of Jerseys, NewmRrkets
and Russian Circulars, at very Low
priees II
y Ar-rpnI f,sI 4 I3pc.ss-
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The latest and best news for every
body. Go and get your photos at the
Central, 30 West Temple street. Work
and prices can't be beat anywhere. Just
step in and find ont for yourselves.
There is no mistake in this advertise
ment.
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DELINQUENT CITY TAXES.

C1TY TAXES FOR THE YEAR OF 1884
I J became delinquent on the LIST day Of
Noyenbsr. Those remaining unpsid, (un-
less paid forthwithl viii be collected By levy,
and sale of property, es provided by City
n. W TAYLOR,
Office, No. :, CITY Hall,
December 8 1884
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WHEELER's PATENT wood filler for sale
at SEARS s. LIDLLE's.
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POLITICAL POINTS.
Clearing Decks For Action In Ohio
and West Virginia.
Ex-eov. HENDRICKS AND BLAINE,
GOV. Cleveland Getting Ready to Visit
Eastern New Nork-Tho TattOoed
Man Grinning and Smirking
Various Nominations.


BALTIMORE, Oct. lS.-A mass meeting
of friends of prohibition was held in
Monument square tonight In the
throng and on the stand were number
of ladies. Ex-Gov. st. John, the candi-
date of the party Tor president, was
warmly welcomed. He spoke of
his passage through Baltimore
twenty-five years ago as captain of a
company of Illinois infantry and the
kind of reception he then met and was
happy to see that the sectional hatred of
that time had passed away. Speaking
of the platforms of the Republican and
the Democratic parties, he said there
was no issue between them, and il
abuse of each other was removed, il
would he difficult To tell one from the
other. The Prohibitionists had come he
fore the country With protection plank
in their platform. He had always
been Republican in politics up to the
last June /, whom the Republican ma
tional convention turned deaf ear tC
his appeals to help the people. 1t rc
| fused to protect the boys o
the country and he supposed
would afford them no protection
unless they were made of pig ron
! When intelligence came from the Yves
| that the cows were affected by disease
the business of congress was suspended
and committee was sent out il
la palace car to look afte
the cow, but that bod
would do nothing TO protect the mother
and children OF the country. Daniels
the candidate for vice president, fo
| lowed, and later both spoke TO a grea
| crowd in CarrOlltOn hall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-14

ST. LOUIS, oct. l3.-The eleventh ma
tional conference of charities and correc-
tions began its sessions here
tonight at Memorial hall with be-
tween 200 and 300 delegates present,
representing nineteen states, two terri
tories and the district of Columbia.
Prayer by Rev. G. d. Gillespie, of Mich
igan.
Rev. DR.. w. G. Elliot, Chancellor of
the Washington university, bade
the conference welcome in n brief
speech. Gov. Thomas II. Crittenden
welcomed the delegates in behalf of the
state, and while admitting the advanced
methods of caring for unfortunates in
/ other states announced Missouri abreast
of the reform movement. Mayor
w. l.. Ewing welcomed the conference
in behalf of the city. Hon. r.
c, Garrett, of Philadelphia, re.
piled to the governor and the
mayor on behalf of the delegates
and thanked the people of st. Louis iol
their hospitality. Rev. Fred Wines, oi
Jacksonville, Illinois, spoke eloquentlS
on the subject of the cooperation Of tn,
state boards of charities.
William p, Ietchworth, the president
then delivered the annual address il
which he gave statistical reviews of tn
work of the conference, and pointe,
, out the ends yet to be accomplished
Among his recommendations was tha
p of employing female physicians for tn,
care of female insane, and of huma
, treatment in asylums.
8 a resolution was adopted eXtendin
, gree ing TO the American Public HealtI
+ asst 'iation, and inviting that body
T attend their meetings,
The committee on business and pc
/ manent organization was then al
= pointed. and ut a late hour the confe
: ence adjourned.
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To Prevent Illegal Voting.

CoLuMUs, o., Oc. IA citizens
meeting was held to Gay, consisting Of
the Joint committee appointed by the
Cleveland and Hendricks club and by
the Republican Executive committee
appointed 70 take some action to prevent
illegal voting tomorrow, and long
conference was held. In conclusion, it
was decided to appoint four citizens,
two Of each party, for each
precinct in the city. 1t is
learned that similar meetings
are hold in other cities and committees
appointed, who will be at The polls all
day, designated by badges, and will
have authority TO scrutini2e everything
about the ballot box and the manner IN
which the election is conducted. III,
sserih appointed between thirty asd
forty deputies this afternoon to b. pres
cnt at the polls, and the mayor tor sHt
hClieviug that the sheriff had interl,
with his authority, called meeting ui
the police board and secured permission
to npoint 100 extra police. About hall
the number were appointed tonight and
the others will be named in the morn,
Ing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-14
BOWIE NEWS.
Religious Notes.-The whisky Steal
Menther.

Bowie, Oct. l3.-ISpecial. Rev. Hol-
man, of the Baptist church, residing at
Denison. conducted interesting services
here yesterday. He possesses more
than average ability, and held the at
tention Of his audiences, which were
large. Mr.. HOlman's pleasant, cordial
manner has ondeared him to many peo-
pie in this section.
Weather unusually warm.
Business IL comparatively quiet. Cot
ton receipts now reported, seventy-iive
70 eighty bales.
The officials, assisted by others, ar
rested three parties named Buckley,
Hall and Moody, at Newport, Clay
county, on Saturday, and brought them
through here ON their way to
Montague county Jail, The men named
are charged with completely in the theft
of lot of whisky stolen here on Tues
day night last These cases, also those
against City Marshal j. w. lIaskew and
John Brooks, about which | sent special
on Saturday, will be called for trail nj
| Montague to-day. ltis understood he {
/ that they will all waive an examination
and ask the court to fix the amount ot
b bail. A number of friends of the de
/ PENDANTS from Newport and Bowie
/ respectively, went to Montague yester
| day aud to-day to assist them in making
/ bond.
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COLLIN COUNTY.
County Court rs-Commissioner Ap
pointcd-Other Notes.


pointed Other Notes.
MCKINNEY, Oct. Is. - Special. r.
County court convened this morning
with a heavy docket, The court has
been engaged on the probate docket
The case of the state VS.. Il G., Rust, edi-
tor OF Mercury, for libel, was set for
hearing tomorrow morning, The fol-
lowing cases were disposed of:
State vs.. Jim McGinniss, fined $50.
State VS.. Jim McGinniss, fined S25 adj
ditonal.
The State VS.. John Pellman; fine of
$25 against defendant,
The case of the State VS.. Sandy Wade
was nolle prosquied because the defend
ant is dead, and has gone to answer be-
| fore another bar.
In the case VS.. II. G. Strickland fine
of So was entered against defendant.
! DR., r.. n. McAuly was appointed COM
missioner in place of u. f.. Ranney To
value right-of-way for Baltimore n Ohio
Telegraph company. The matter is sci
/ for hearing on the 9th.
In the case of the state VS.. A. j. Nal.
low, defendant was fined S25.
The civil docket will not be called per
emptorily until next Monday.
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TOLEDO, Oct. l3.-At Prospect, a small
station where Il brief stop was made, an
interesting scene took place, Several
hundred people were assembled who
cheered when Blaine appeared. While
he was bowing his acknowledgements
two very old men, veteran Republicans,
who had como To the depot TO see him,
were brought out and Blaine Jumped
down from the platform and went to
meet them. one, Of them was Robert
| Crotty, born near Chambersburg, Penn
| sylVania. lie is said to be 100 years and
/ 80 days old. He was q lieutenant in the
| last war with Great Britain, and was
once in command at ForC Erie, the
other was John Jones, native OF
| Wales, hut resident of this country
since 1878. He is now 80 years old
Both veterans seemed TO be well and
strong, and MIR. Blaine remarked after
ward that they had grasped his hand,
firmly. At several small stations there
was cheering. AS the train passed al
uppor Sandusky there was another
crowd and here again the people de
manded a speech. At $40 the traiI
reached Toledo, and Blaine and part,
wore driven quietly to the Boody house
whore he will spend the night.
Tomorrow he viii 20 to Detroit.
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MARION COUNTY.


sonar.
JEFFERSON, Oct. H. Correspond
ence. The Republican executive com
mittce met in secret session here yester-
day. They endorsed Wash Jones for
governor, Frank Perry county treas
urer, A. n. Wright sheriff, Larkin
Brontly district clerk, L. II. Rowell
county clerk, j. J. Haywood tax collec-
tor, w. Il. J. Graham tax assessor. The
other candidates remain unendorsed. A
great deal of dissatisfaction exists
among the Republicans on account of
the endorsements, and it causes split
among them.
The Mabel Norton combination, who
were billed here for one night only. 50
excelled anything that has been here fol
IA long time, in their acting last night
that by the earnest request of sevora
prominent gentlemen they will remain
over Monday night.
Edward Gutheridge, late United
States district attorney of Fort Worth, II
in the city.
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,oLvMGus, o., oct, lI.--Blaino left
Lancaster nj little after . o. m. for Toll
edo via Columbus. just as he started,
the train going down the Hooking val
ley carrying Hendricks, the Democratic
candidate for vice-presl dent, arrived at
Lancaster. The crowd at the depot
cho1rod Mr.. Hendricks when he ap-
pcared on the rear platform, and he re.
turned thanks in very brief speech in
the course of which he said
"lf Ohio tomorrow shall support the
Democratic cause, the fight is over, but
II Onto tomorrow shall not do that
then, in Indiana and in the other states
the tight is to the DEATH"
AZ Columbus ex-Gov, Foster, Chair
man Ogilvie, OF the Republican State
committee, and eN-Commissioner bud
| ley, boarded Mr.. Blaine's ear. There
was n stop here OF over an hour, hu
tie car was left on the outskirts of thu
city and did not go into the depot.
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A Bloodv Family.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. l3.-The Courier
Journals Parkersburg, Kentucky,
special says: George Rowsey, while
hauling lumber, was shot on
the wagon and instantly killed
to-day. James Shruvcn, Rowseys 5
brother-in-law, is suspected ofthe crime.
Rowsey killed Shruven'S son last Feb
killed Shruven's half-brother, out of
which after killings grew. They are
nearly related by blood, and the families
have contributed much to Kentucky's
criminal history in the past thirty years.
Jasper Rowsey was hung by mob at
Stanford and his brother Smith was
killed by militia while defying arrest
Cain and Archie Rowsey were killed in
brawls, and other members of the fam
lily were engaged in bloody encounters
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was held ON suspicion. Two of these
men were arrested ON Front street,
as negro resorts, and the marshals
claim they were searching for repeaters.
Revolvers were found on all of
the party but one, and they
were taken to the station and locked up.
shortly after, United States Marshal
Lot Wright appeared at the station and
demanded of the officer in charge the
release of all the prisoners and the sur
render of the weapons and possession of
the warrants which had been taken
away from the deputies when arrested.
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The Mercury Libel-Pnferers.

SIBERIAN, Oct. l3.-lSpeeial. Judge
Maltbie il absent to-day as a witness
in case for libel against the Dallas
Mercury for publishing defamatory
matter concerning him for admitting
Adams, at Dallas, to bail.
The bar elected IL. o. Head special
Judge to act during tho absence of Judge
Maltbie.
County court occupied the day in
calling the docket.
Small pilferers intest the town, as the
ones who have so far been captured are
strangers,
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Tho Comjnp Pr,sidept.

ALBANY, Oct. l3.-Gov. Cleveland is
busy today clearing up his work pre-
pNratory to his trip to New Yorl, and to
Brooklyn on next Wednesday. He will
probably he accompanied only by his
private secretary, naniel $. Lamont,
leaving on the regulpr train, which ar
rives at New York 1880 n. m. Ills head
quarters will he ut the Fifth Avenue
hotel where he will remain Wednesday
afternoon and evening. The number OF
visitors at the executive chamber to-day
was largo
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Burglars Big Haul

GALENA, ILL, oct. lS.-Burglars,
night before last, made raid on the
store OF Hughes ~ Rundell at Rewey,
and John Allen, at Livingston, on the
Chicago Il Northwestern railway. The
safes were blown open at both places.
Hughes Il Rundell lost small amount
OF money and number of securities,
while Allen lost $500 and S23,O 900 in secur'
itipS
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Schooner Lost.

CHICAGO, Oct. l3.--A schoon er re-
ported capsized in the lake at Milwau-
kec couole OF days ago, is believed
here to be Lizzie Grant, which left Pent-
water Tuesday shortly before a heavy
gale and has not since been heard OF
though due here Wednesday. Her cap
tain was Daniel Davis and crew, James
and Henry Coon and a man named
Wood. 1t is believed all were drowned.
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Accidental Fratrioide.

PETERSBURG, VA, oct. l3.-Intelli-
gence is just received here of the shoot
ing and killing of Henry Jones by his
brother Thomas in Meclklinburg county,
this state. The parties were playing
with shot gun when Thomas who had
the gun in his hands leveled at Henry
rem9rlIing at the time; "Look out! an
going To shootW Thewnrds We're hardly
uttered b6f0re the weapon was dis
charged, and Henry fell a corpse at hi
brothers feet, with his brains blown
out An inquest was held, when the
jury returned verdict of accidental
| shooting.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-14
The Next Loulsvilie Mayor.

NEW YoRK, oct. l3,--Hon. p. Booker
Reed, receiver ofthe Louisville chancery
court and here as member of the ad-
visory committee of tho national Demo
cratic organization, was waited upon to.
day by nearly every, Kontuckian in
town. Alta reception given this evening
TO Mr.. Reed he was toasted as the next
mayor of Louisville.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-14
A I.nhN,s Mad Lcnn.

NEW ORLEANS, oct. l3.-Mrs. Louise
Mallory, nee Phelps, wife of G., Mallory,
of Mystic, Connecticut, who is son of
c. II. Mallory, was drowned this morn
ing in Lake Ponchartrain. The lady
leaped from the northeastern train
when near Slidell. The party were ON
the way to the city to spend the winter,
the lady's husband being commissions
for Connecticut to the Worlds EXposi-
ton and Cotton Centennial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-14
The Penn Bank Dcrauiters Indicted.

PIrTsBuRG, oct. l3.-To-day the grand
jury found true bills against President
Riddle and Cashier Rieber, of the
derunct Penn bank, for conspiracy and
embezzlement of 81 100000, and against
]. 4. Watson, of the Oil company, for
conspiracy to deraud the Penn bank
depoSitorS.
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CHICAGO, Oct. l3.-Matt Pinkerton,
detective, indicted here for compound
ing felony and upon other charges,
was in no way connected with the
agency founded by Allen Pinkerton, as
the wording of a former dispatch might
have caused an impression.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-14
For the Exposition-Immigrants-

BRYAN, Oct. l3.-lSpecial. Prof
Neatly Of the Agricultural and Mechan-
ical college has collected about 200 speci-
mensof Texas grasses, and about $50 spec
linens of hedges which he has shipped to
the Exposition at Now Orleans. Prof,
Neatly is also making collections of
different wood and other objects.
Several German and Bohemian FAM
lilies arrived to-day in the country and
will locate here. en
The youngest child, little boy OF
Mayor Bringhurst died and was buried
on Saturday from the college.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-14
pennsylvanIa Trains Collide.

CAMDEN, MI, Oct. l3.--A collision oc-
Cured here between two Pennsylvania
trains this morning. Joseph Carman,
the engineer of one of the trains, was
killed and the fireman OF tho other train
was fatally injured, having both legs
cut oil. Several of the passengers were
hurt and both engines were smashed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-14
An Insane Man Hanged.

COLUMBIA CITY, INp., Oct. l3.-Sev-
eral physicians made an examination of
Charles w. Butler, executed at Column
bia City, Indiana, Friday, and ii is
thought sufficient evidence was found
to sustain the theory of insanity urged
by the defense.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-14
Two Men Killed,

CINcINSATI, Oct. l3.--Wm. 7. Thomas,
an attendant of the Cincinnati hospital,
while drawing up a truck containing
Chris Turdhorst, 4 patient, upon an ele-
vator to take him to the ampitheatre for
clinical operation, fell through the
hatchway, pulling the truck after him,
and both were killed.
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Robhing "a halfway President,

MnwAUKEE, Oct. 13.-The residence
of Alex Mitchell, president of the Mil
waukee Il st. Paul railroad, was entered
by burglars at an early hour this morn
ing. From Mitchell's room his and his
wiie's elegant watches and quantity of
iewelry was stolen and also small
amount Of money. No clue.
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iaaaaasaaaaaaa
Cock.eYc,s Cnmnnirn.

NEW IoRK,oct. l3.-General Butler,
accompanied by Freeman o. Wiley of
Wisconsin, left this morning for Patei-
son, New Jersey, where he will speak
this afternoon. This evening he will
speak in Jersey City. Tomorrow even
ing he will start out on tour Of this
NaNn