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New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

HUNTING FOR AN HEIRESS TO TWO MILLIONS
NEw-HAvEN, Sept. 1S (SpeciaD.-A New
York official is IN the city trying to nd Mile N. Cos
teo the adopted daughter OF James Gleason, OF sacm
Mass who he says Is heTess 10 over $2O00000 left by
a deceased relative III Cuba No such person can be
fonnd here seyeral faIse clews hayo been followed
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

hdeous lookin. As near as can be ascertained II is
what is known black zZard or water dog. IL can
manage TO survive in muddy or filthy water, ana eti-
IDENTIFY from the Chicago River and thence through
tho crib the water plug Its bite s said to be pOls9-
AS 1t lay marble slab to-day 1t seemed 10 oner
passive contradiction to the assertion about chicago
MIR wat
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS Sept lsThere are 800 candidates for cleo
tiou TO the Chamber OF Deputes or this number 500
have occupied seats In the Chamber.
BERLIN Sept 1s.-Tho Conservatives have rejected
Herr the Court Cha lain tiSomitc
as their candidate for the Landing
THE HAGUE, Sept Ie.-The public prosecutor in tho
ease Of Jeanne Lorcte, trial for tho murder OF the
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

ATLANTA, Ca. Sept. lS.-The Georgia Sem
ate passed bill by vote OF twenty -four to
amend the Railroad Commission act and transmitted it
IN tho uousc The bill repeals the arbitrary powers OF
the commission aud gives the railroads the right TO make
their own rates.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
ALL FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 1S (SpeciaD.-The will OF
Mrs Augusta ". Huntington, OF Cincinnati the donor Of
the shumway Memorial Chapel at shatuck school, Fari.
baut Min has been probated and sent 10 the county
Register OF Deed at farbau 10 be placed record In
this will sho bequeaths Bishop whpple aud his success
In office $500 600 trust educational purposes
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
DISMISSED FOR HAZING.

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 1S.-Naval Cadet Henry
A. Wiley OF Texas. member Of the second class, Naval
Academy day dismissed for hazlng Louis briggs,
Of South Carolina, candidate for Naval cadet
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

japanese Consul sakurada to-day demanded sensencc
of ten years servitude for the prisoner,
BERLIN, Sept 19-The Bundesrath has approved OF
the Prussan proposal prolongng The extra powers Oh
police another year In Berlin and postponed te o
cuss0n OF the measure TO treat Hamburg similarly.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
HE TOOK TIE CASH AND TIE PAPER FAILED

Troy, Sept. - (SDocidD.-N. L. Rossiter, one
of ,te propricors Of The sunday Aers, left town on
Tuesdny' king the cash on hand after collecting
eraI bls To-day his partner, r. =. Dodge announced
the suspeusou ~ the paper Kosser's mother holds
chntel mor gage the effects ~ tLo establishment
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
MIAMI UNIVERSITY REOPEyED.

OXFORD, Ohio, Sept. 18.-The Miami Uni
yersy, at this place, reopened yesterday. after
having been closed for twelve yearA
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
DEMANDING A PRISON H.

DEMANDING PRISON INVESTIGATION
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. Is (Spec'aD.-Mrs
Harriet Purdy Cochran has written letter to Governed
Pattson charging the penitentiary authorities with III
treatment prisoners. Martin Doran an cx-oonyicts
furnishes the proof Of her ehargea
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

Preparatory signal, IL starting signal llO handi
cap signal 1ll5 Yachts Handicapped No l2lll6Il ana
No. l1-ll17SO. wins slO1p beaing Gracc
minutes 81 seconds corrected mo Wind southwest
and mark sn-ed to soutlsoutwe.t ana
force At finish west southwest. j. I. TANs
Chairman Regatta Committee.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
A SAYINGS BANK PRESIDENT SENTENCED.

ERIE, Penn, Sept. IS tSpeciab.-Adam Bra
bender the enbezzllng president OF the defunct Erie
County Savings Bank, this morning sentenced 10
serve term OF two years IN solitary confinement In the
Western nitentiary, aud to pay line OF $500.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
ryolAyD WANTS JUuB0s AKry AND BONES.

BRIpGEPoRT, Conn.,, Sept. 1S.-P. Il. Bar
NUN this morning received cable dispatch from Row.
land Ward the London naturalist asking at what prce
he would sell Jumbos skn In condition for stung and
his bones Mr. Barnum replied Cannot sell at present"
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

TRYING TO FOLLOW HER DAUGHrER Hnw
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is lSpecidf.-Mrs.
Mary Lynn, age seventysix. OF No AZ warneck-st AZ
tempted to commit suicide this morning by jumping out
OF a second story window. Tho death OF her dauytct
recently made her insane.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
THE FIRE RECORD.

FLAMES IN A LIQUOR STORE.
The liquor store Of b. NJ. Waien, at No.
253 West 1wenty-5eventh ST.. was destroyed by hre
Yesterday morning, the damage being $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19

MOUND CITY, H., Sept 1s.-At Grand Chain, this
comfy tho boiler Of a mill belonging 10 James
Borteson exploded yesterday. Robert Mcintyre was
blown 100 and parts OF his body lodged In tho sur.
rounding trees elias Creainer Instantly killed and
Orrin Morris was fatally injured.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
srvrNrErN I1vrs srprosEp no nE Losr.

LoNDoN, Sept. 1S.-Thc steamers Drendaand
pophin cauo into collision today on the Downs, por
Ion North od the southeast coast of England
Tho Dolphin was bound from London 10 IIayre. Seven
teen Of her passengers and crew missius.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-19
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH


Augusta, Me-. Sept 1s.-Wilber s. Wood the Gardi-
ncr murderer who pleaded guilty to maDsaughter was
to-day sentenced In the Superior Court to serve eight
years in tho State prison.
THIRD EXPLOSION AT CAP FACTORY.
NEwTows, Penn. sept. 1S.-Ono OF the buildings OF
the Metallic Cap Factory at Bethagreo, Bound Brook
Railroad destroyed by explosion yesterday after
noon. Stephen Burrows. an empOye, was fatally III
jured. This Is the third explosion at these WORKS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

j" THE ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER POST
ROned until MONDAY, TWELFTH DAY OF OCTO
BIER. AID. 1885, same hour and place.
GEORGE +. HAMiLTON.t r,,...
Oc1-d&ds FRANKLIN II MACKEY.l IIustees'
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FISTECUFFS IN TKE VIRGINIA CAM.
PAktN.
The Republican Candidate for Attorney
General Gets Into u Fight At Lynch.
burg.

A special from Lynchburg, Va, to the Balti.
more Sun this morning says: To-day was court
day at AppomattoX Court House. and as usual
on such occasions, a large crowd assembled.
Speakers from the two political parties had
been announced and this hel ed to swell the
crowd. Capt Frank s. Blair republican candi-
date for attorney general, was there to repre-
sent his side, and several speakers held forth
i'm the cause of democracy. Among the latter
were Messrs. George A. Mushback, Of Aiexan-
dria, and Archer 4. Phlegar, of Montgomery
After speaking was over Blair approached
PhlegaT, and. slapping him f.miliarly on the
shoulder. asked what he doing there.
ION, replied Ph!egar pleasantly, Il came here
To watch You aud see whether honor will buy a
breakfast yet" This nettled Blair who sharply
retorted that he never uttered that sentiment,
Notwithstanding bourbon declarations to the
contrary. Blair's manner and words seemed to
;iffront Phleyar and the latter, with consider
able emphasis, replied that Blair had uttered
that sentiment in "A speech at Bland Court
House. The republican candidate denounced
the statement lie, whereupon Phlegar
struck him in the face, and several blows
passed. Friends interposed, however, and Eve.
raj persons graspcd Phlegar, and il is said by
those present that while Phlegar was being held
Blair struck him light blow i'm the face which
incensed young Lynchburger who was
present, and the latter knocked Blair down.
The report is also current that All attempt was
made to cut Blair by some one in the crowd,
but nothing definite as to that can be learned
route for home. No further trouble Is appre-
hended
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
lUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneera

nCNCANSON BROS. Aactioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. From T
ING TWELVE FEET SIX INCHES On The
EAST SIDE OF FOUR-AND-A-HALF SIkEEI,
WHIST.
The undersigned Trustees, by virtue Of certain .s
deed of trust, bearing date on the 10th day OF tM
November. 1888. and duly recorded In Lber -
1852 folio 267 ct seq, OF the land records OF the
District OF Columbia at the request Of the holder OF
the note secured thereby will sell at public auction In
front Of the premises on TUESDAY. the SIXTH
9Th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK
NJ the following piece or parcel OF land situated In
the city OF Washington. d. c. and being the south
part of lot numbered thirteen. in square numbered
live hundred and ihirty-eght t53s), fronting twelve
tl2 feet six 10Y inches half street. and
running back with that width of twelve feet six
inches the depth of said lot thirteen, one hundred
400 feet.
The of sale: One-third of the purchase money
In cash and the balance in two equai instaments IN
six and twelve months from dav OF sale. with interest
at six per cent payable sentannually. for which the
purchasers notes will be required, secured by deed
of trust a deposit Of $1OO will be required ut the
purchasers cost. II the of sale not COM
piled with within ten days from the day OF sale the
trustees the right to resell the premises at the
risk and cost of the deiaulting purchaser.
FRANCIS ]. HEIBERGER, JR., I nr....
HENRY METZ, Arus'eeA
1gTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC:
count of weather until FRIDAY, the NINTH DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1885, at the same hour and place.
FRANCIS J. HEIBEkGER. JR., TRUSTEES
-
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T1HoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
No. 1922 II STREET NORTHWEST
. By virtue Of decree PASSED by the Supreme 80
Court OF the District Of Columbia in Equity sA
1913, will sell, at public auction in front of the j
premises, on FMDAY, OCTOBER NINTH. 1885, at
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ, the east one-half of Lot thr-
teen in square one hundred and two, having front
Z55 feet on street northwest and depth of 14U 10,
together with the im provements thereon, 2OZ2 H
Street.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: Onethird
cash, OHethird In six months and onethird in twelve
months deferred payments secured by deed of trust
On the property, and drawing interest six per cent.
or all cash. at option OF purchaser. Conveyancing at
purchasers COST and SlOO deposit by purchaser on
day OF sale. ANDREW A. LIfSCONB Trustee
seoS-d&ds 32l All street northwest.
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Work and Wages.
A WIDESPREAD STRIKE OF GLASS WORKERS
OTHER TOILERS


All the glass manufactures in the Eastern as
ISOLATION comprised in the territory of Pennsy
vania, New York and the New England states
are now idle, the men being on strikes, except
the Boston and Sandwich, the Mount Washing.
ton, of New Bedford, and the New England, at
East Cambridge. This takes In thirteen factor.
les M IN Bsrookiyn n. T.; one In Philadelphia, one
Sandwich company has been given two weeks
TO accept the list, otherwise the men viii
land glass works, at East Cam bridge, Mass, will
stop work tonight and the factory will be shut
down. The agent OF the Union Glass company Is
his furnace fires and draw the metal very soon
unless some adjustment was made. II the fac
tory shuts down, he said, 1t will not be started
One OF the Philadelphia manufacturers, who at
tenoed secret conference OF fint-glass makers
of the eastern section of the United States held
In New York on Wednesday. said yesterday
that the universal list" submitted by the
glass-blowers was looked upon as q demand for
increased wages for less work. The same man.
ufacturer said the workingmen were receiving
at the time they went out better wages than
they had been paid for fifteen years, and at the
request OF the employees To-day, he said, the
manufacturers will hand to the glass-blowers in
their respective factories ian ultimatum," re-
which led the employers TO reject the demands
Of their wcrkmen.
Thomas Hughes r-of Rugby'D said to q New
.
on the subject Of labor agitations: "The ques-
ton Is much more serious one for this coun-
try than for England. think, for the reason
that you have not the conservative influence
here which we have. In England there are four
or Ave phases to the labor and socialistic prob
lem, all but one OF them probably only CONT.
mental phases transplanted to England. These
/ have no apprehension about The really
strong movement Is that of the cooperative
system, and IL is working well. In this country
the trades unions are having great influence,
and, because of the want Of that strong conser.
vative influence OF which have spoken, the
problem TO be dealt with presents more
serious aspect"
On the petition Of the park laborerz Of Boston
for an increase of pay and the reduction OF the
working time by one hour on Saturday after.
noon, on which q hearing was recently granted
by the park commissioners, IL he's been "voted
that the laborers In the employ Of the depart
ment be allowed to quit work on saturday. 81
o'clock p. m. without los Of pay" The
board has previously granted the men holidays
without loss OF pay.
SIX hundred coopers, employed at Armour
Fowler's packing houae. In Chicago, went out
ON Q strike yesterday for IN advance In wages
nom S2.75 10 % day. Work h not seriously
inter5ered with, - the supply OF barrels on
The Knights of Labor have grown with sur
prising rApidity In Amsterdam, n. Y, where
one assembly has 5000 members. In Massa-
chusetts 40 new assemblies have lately been
organized, making lao In that state.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

L
EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE WEST
SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET. BETWEEN
q AND H STREETS NORTHWEST. BEING
NO. 736.
Cnder and by virtue Of the provisions Of 80
&he last will and testament Of Thomas iSE
Weaver, late OF Washington, District of ~
columbia. admitted to probate April 18th. 1eS4,
ana recorded In VIII Book "a fOOs $50 and 262,
the nndsrsgned executor viii ofIsr az PUBLIC auction,
Cd III kSDAY. the THIRTEENTH DAY OE OTTO
Der. 1856, ~ HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, In
'front.' OF the premises parts OF lots and 40 square
40 said lot fronting 70 feet the west side Of
street and running back 93 feet to ten-fSnt alley.
lld Improved by twOstOry store and dwelling COW
er,ng The entire lot No. 1y6 9TH stree! northwest
Thls property should command the attention OF
capitalists and desiring investment In Of
the b,st localities in the District Property of this
character Is often Tor sale, and Is now offered
Only 10 close an estate
Terms Of saie OnethiYc cash. balance In two equal
payments at and two years, with notes b~aring In
ani paid and secured by deed OF trust on the
properly sold. All cOnveyUnclg, &C.. NJ purchaser
S9se aeposit Of ESQ required at The time OF sale
o. sale are not complied with IN ten days the
oSy Will be resold 81 the risk and cost Of the de
oclstx Executor.
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IINRuSTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
4 rhoPERTY ON x STREET NORTHWEST
NEAR NEW JERSEY AVENIrE

5y virtue Of deed of trust dated the Sd day 80
10 iuES59 9o lsS2, aud recorded in Liber s1#
.. s sne district OF Coumhta aud at the request s
ssty secured thereby we viii sen on WEDNESDA
h hUC n H,cL0CK part Of Lottwo q In square
%, sae, me- me ty OF washington. d c., being ne east
aIwo-sory brick building ~
Terms Of sale: Onethird in caah Of which 500 must
IN p pea x wnen the properly knocked o onsshird
81 M cash nc the option or the purchaser Said de-
nremssp aymenfs 20 be secured BY deed Of trust On
- as sst OF the purchaser. Terms Of sale must b
sSsi ~ WIN ~ ten days. Otherwise the property
purchaser ~ cUss u ny
MAs M4 = Ho a rss,nRsNYFY. Trustees.
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A wicked Illipeis Farmer.

CHARLESTON, ILL.,, October 0.-J. NJ Ralston,
q Hutton township farmer, decamped last week
In disgrace, leaving many friends In grief over
the sums he had beaten them out of. Since he
left several notes have turned mp n the banks
and elsewhere, apparently signed by various
parties, which prove TO be forgeries by Ralston.
They are 30 thick that an estimate OF his rascal
tiles cannot be given at this moment, but &c
will no doubt reach $4,000. Hutton township
business men have been asronished TO and
their names to obligations OF which they knew
nothing. A warrant was issued, and the state D
attorney tried to get at Ralston, but he escaped.
Hopes are entertained Of getting him yet
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%. 10. VIII Have 70 Return - Oh
ls0mnN.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, October "a decision Just
made by Judge Grubb makes IL probable that
this city will have to go without gas this win
ter. The matter at issue was an agreed case
between the Mutual Gas Light Company vs. the
on deposit i'm the banking house Of Shustsr,
Hax Co., which was set apart for the re-
demption Of ten per cent bonds. IL was claimed
by the plaintiff that the interest on this de-
posit could be used by the city In the payment
for gas. Judge Grub decided the money could
not be used. The court held that the interest
self, and could not be used tor any purpose
other than that for which IL was originally In
tended.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
RICH AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION,
EMBRACING

EMBRACING
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, WITH COVER AND
STOOL, (MADE BY HENRY F. MILLER OF
BOSTON,, SUPERB PARLOR SUITE, RICHLY
UPHOLSTERED IN DIFFERENT STYLES
AND COST $3.50 e PIECES), ONE ELEGANT
FRENCH PLATE MANIEL MIRROR. WITH
BRONZE FRAME AND EMBROIDERED
DRAPERY. FINELY EXECUTED WATER
COLORS, ARTISTIC TABLES AND PEDES-
TALs,BRASS FIRE SETS, ELEGANT WILTON,
VELVET AND BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS
FINE FRENCH CLOCK IN MARBLE, ORNA-
MENTS, SMYRNA CARPETS, ELEGANT W AL
NUT TENNESSEE MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER
SET WITH FRENCH PLATE MIRROR g
PIECES). ELEGANT MAHOGANY AND
CHERRY CHAMBER SUITES, FINE HAIR
MATTRESSES. SPRING BEDS, FEATH FIR
PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS, 3 ELEGANT
COUCHES, BEAUTIFULLY UPHOLSTERED
FINELY UPHOLSTERED RECLINING AND
EASY CHAIRS, CHIFFONIERS, WALNUTSEC
RETARY. LIBRARY DESK, ONE VERY FINE
CIRCULAR LINED WITH MINK SABLE.
VERY MASSIVE AND COSTLY HALL STAND
WITH F. p MIRROR, HANDSOME WALNUT
DlNING-ROOM FURNITURE, CHINA AND
GLASS WARE, KITCHEN OIL CLOTHS
KITCHEN REQUISITES &C., &c.
On MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IL, 1885, at
the elegant residence No. "a Iowa Circle shall sell at
iOOCkOCk the entire contents, which were made 10
oy makers Of and is hrst
Class IN every The articles will be on view
p m. ~
oc74t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers

nUNCANSON BROS, AuctIOneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER
FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AND OTHER CA R
PETS. HAIR MATIItt>sSES, WARDROBES
RCR!AUS, WASUSTANDS, TABLES, PAINT
INtiS CHAIRS. ROt Els FRENCH PLATE
MIRRORS, ENGRAN!NGS, LOUNGES.
STOVES, GLASS, CHINA, &c, REMOVED
FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
NO lVp, toHo ct seq, one of the land recordSof
the District OF Columbia, will sell. on SATURDAY
OCTOBER TENTH. 4. ID. 1855, COMMENCING at
Ten O'CLOCK Il. NJ, at the auction rooms OF Dun
car>on Brts 9th and d ,treets northwest the goods
a. ID cnatc5 descr bed in Schedule "A" an.
nexed 10 said trust and comprising in part
" ainut Chamber sets, Cha Is, Tables
Maple ChanIb. r Sets. bureaus, Wa,.lstands.
NarGrobeS 4tti- and Other Mattress
reIicn plate Mirrors. k-nsrayir Paintings.
Brussels and Other Carpets, Lounges.
Curtains, Cornces. springs Pillows, with nuneron us
other articles.
Tenn cash.
OcI-I II. ROSS PERRY. Trustee
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BE- Nor D1scouRAoEn.

Wnen every other remedy has failed with you. try
DOOLEY'S AGUE POWDERS
Warranted TO cure Shaking and Dumb Ague. Per
manent.y, No snlphaae, ouinine. No Arsenic Tes-
umoniAis Abundant Price 76c. par package For
sslshy anDruysi.sa
E FIX. DOOLEY,
eelOtm sol PeunGylvxna ave. O. q
r1sHE CfILULOTD TRUSS.
A1et never breaks, never Weok1 Co., a4ways
caSans and csa bs worn white bathing. -
~ tor xnlsAs CHAA FI6HERS,
623 nh saroee nofthweak
FISHER devotss her nassnstoD - the WanteN
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The District Commissioners, through Mr..
Edmonds, yesterday addressed letter to Mr.
Baum, president Of the school board, as follows:
"fhe schedule Of teachers salaries for the cur
rent fiscal year forwarded to this Office By your
board cannot be approved by the Commits
sioners, Tor the reason that it is made out upon
Il scale iii exc ess OF the appropriation. There is
no authority on tie part OF the Comm issioners
or the board OF trustee. to make any contract in
excess OF the appropriations. and there should
be no promise made to the teacher nor any
Inducements held out 10 them leading them
to suppose that they will receive any
such excess, and it Is the duty Of Your
board, III submitting any schedule or in
eniripying teachers, to keep within that limit
The total appropriation for the current fiscal
year is $1S. 100 create: than that of the pre-
ceoirg year. Any schedule you may recon-
mend within that appropriation, ard not
exceeding the rate provided by the schedule of
salaries mentioned in the appropriation act
Will he approved by the Commissioners and
payments made accordingly. In the meantime,
and tor the past month, the Commissioners
take the schedule you have submitted contem-
plating Il pro rata deduction on each item, so AS
10 bring il within the appropriation, and have
made out The checks in accordance Herewith.
ii yon desire the adoption OF this reduced
schedule Tor the remaining months of tine year
it will be considered i;tvorab,y, ii not found to
conflict with the law i'll respect to rates; other
wise, you are invited to prepare some other
schedule conforming with the legal require
ments in the case
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VINfTA, 1. T., October 9.-Recently q terrible
accident occurred a short distance south Of the
Kaw agency. Two citizens Of Independence,
Kan, named Thomas Thompson and John L.
smith, came down for few days hunt, and
while following up bunch OF turkeys the men
became separated. Thompson followed mp the
game, driving IL into q bunch OF willows, and
halted for q favorable shot Presently be saw
what he took to be n turkey behind a bunch OF
weeds, and fired. The cry that answered the
report OF his gun told him that he had shot his
companion, and on going up TO Smith he found
him suffering from a gaping wound In the stoEn-
ach. He died in few hours.