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RAC1NG AND BASE BALL.
Wednesdays Sporting Events-A Great
Day at Mammouth, Tuesday.

Wednesdays sporting Events-A Great
Day at Mammouth, Tuesday.
SARATOGA, August TRACK better than
for some time.
Five furlongs- Elmo won in 1:07; Major
Thompson second, Emily third.
Three-fourths OF q mile-Vivid won in
1:21; Lynn second, hot Scotch third.
Three-fourths OF mile-Vernon won;
Remsen second, Objection third.
Three.fourths Of Enthusiastically won
in 1:2Oh; Duke of Highlands second, Dom
by third.
Three.fourths of O mile-The Lion won
in 1:19h Kittie Pease second, Mamie Hunt
third.
TUESDAY AT MONMOUTH PARK.
MONMOUTH PARK, August 6.-Champion
day at Monmouth park was most utter
esting one. There were 1880 persons in
attendance and they had perfect weather
for the enjoyment of their sport. Fhe
track was in fair condition. Interest Was
generally centered in the second race, the
rich Junior Champion stakes, three-quar-
ters of mile, the value OF which is more
than 10000.
Twelve starters came to the post. Cay
uga was the favorite at to 1. The start
was an excellent one and going up the back
stretch Ballarat made the pace, Chesapeake
at his saddle girths. Devotse aud Protec.
tion close up. Chesapeake led into the
home stretch with Protection passing him
and going as steadily as clock. At the
last furlong post Protection was let out
and he Immediately jumped into the lead
and won with apparent ease. giving him
the title Junior champion" He was two
lengths before Chesapeake, second, Banquet
third-Time, 1:20k. Barns, who rode Pro-
lection, won the race last year with Proc
tor Knott.
The fourth race was the Champion stake,
one mile and q half. There was good
start, with Euros in the lead, Los Angeles
second, half length before Firenzi. They
ran in this order little over two lengths
apart until they had once compassed the
track. Then Barnes moved Los Angeles
up, and at the head OF the home stretch
she was but half length behind Eurus.
She passed him as soon as theystraieht-
ened up for home, and then So Angeles
rattling along at ease, finally passed the
judges stand an easy winner by two
lengths in 2:54. Eurus beat FirenEi fully
| ten lengths, Hamilton easing her up when
he found she had no chance to win. Barnes
was cheered as he rode back to the scales.
His winnings for the day were $40, 900, and
| he did not look a particle proud over Bis
double Champion victory. The summary
| of the other events is as follows:
First race, sevea-eights OF a mile-Bt Sc
won in 1:34A, Fitzroy second, Endure
| third.
Fifth race, one mile-Theosodi::s won in
1:52h, May D. second, Daisy Woodruff
third.
Sixth race, three-fourths OF mile-Lit
tie Ella won in LILY, Insight second, j. O
G. third. e
Seventh race. fiye-eights of a mile-Ven
dette won in 1:06h, Glockner second, Sou
wire third.
PHILADELPHIA, August 7.-Athletics 0
Baltimore 8.
Kansas City - Kansas City 1, st
Louis 4.
Louisville-Louisvlle 4, Cincinnati 5.
Chicago-Chicago 2, New York 5.
Cleveland-Cleve 20, Washington 6
polis-Indianapolis 13, Boston 2
Columbus-Columbu s, Brooklyn 10.
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Flim Flammer Arrested.

Sunday afternoon Officer Carroll ar
rested J Jack Dillon on a charge OF vagrancy
and he was sent up for thirty-six days.
By the time his sentence expires it IS
thoueht that necessary evidence will have
been procured and the elegant gentleman
will be arrested on another charge, namely,
that OF film fiamming Swede at the Utah
& Northern depot and beating him out OF
SIk. Dillon is the man who did the job
and evidence enough to secure his convic-
tion can be obtained.
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Mic nemocratic Gains.

LOUISVILLE, August THE returns from
the state election up to this morning show
that the Democrats have increased the
nlurality of $4,000 over the election OF
two wears ago, and that Mondays ma
;ori.y will reach $4,000. The last legisla-
tnre stood 1O2 Democrats and 80 opposi-
t;on. The election of Monday will con-
LAT Of ia Democrats and "a Repub'
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s.r;L.rs Attack Hungarian workmen.

strikers Attack Hungarian Workmen.
Pr1sBURG, August IA mob of strikers
assaulted q number OF Hungarians who
had eturned to work at the Carrie blast
furnace this morning and drove them
way. One Hungarian was beaten so badly
that he will pro badly die. A sheriff's posse
;nteriered, and in the free fight which fol-
lowed Deputy Sheriff Sweeney was PROB
ably fatally shot.
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ST. LOUIS, August S.-Darwin W. Pratt,
who was the st. Louis agent for the Nc
Cormick Harvesting Machine Company OF
Chicago, went to the state pen" at Jeffer-
son City, last night, and surrendered him.
self. Post, the bookkeeper, embezzled, and
on his statement. Pratt was indicted as an
accomplice, tried and sentenced to three
years in the "pen." This was several years
ago, and the supreme court has just al
firmed it's decision, which sends Pratt to
the "pen." 1t is believed he is innocent,
and that he will be pardoned by Governor
Francis. Pratt's family here is highly re-
spected, and the case is sad one.
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More Than He FIshed For.

Miss Dovecote (hostess)-Why don'tyou
come into the parlor and dance, Mr.. Ork.
wood?
MI. Orkwood (who loves aattery)-Ah,
dear me, you know, dance SO beastly,
don 'tcherknow, that I'm sure I'd make
fool OF myself.
Miss Dovecote freassuriDgly) - You
couldn't do that, Pm sure, Mr.. Orkwood.
You know it takes wise man to play fool.
-[Puck.
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Transit company, Of Buffalo. This speed
equals three miles per minute on q straight
track. David g. Weems, the inventor, con-
Quoted the experiment.
The company will build at once Eve miles
OF track on Long Island to demonstrate
the practicability of the proposed system.
Edison pronounced it the greatest concep-
ton since that OF the telegraph.
The road will be fenced in with barb wire
to keep off cattle. and being insulated, the
wires will be used for telephoning and sig
Mailing along the line.
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Believed to be a Canard.

MIssoULA, Mont, August S.-[Special to
The Miner. lin response to inquiries made
by J. w. Pace, two letters have been re-
ceived, one from Corvallis and one from
Grantsdsle, and each indicates that the al
legged Big Hole tragedy is a canard. The
writer's OF these letters are not positive on
thespbject, but they pat no rellsnee ia the
ruHors afsst On The subIsett = Il,
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North Dakota Convention.

BISMARCK, August TAT last evenings
session the convention adopted q section
providing that railroads shall be taxed at
not less than SO, 900, nor more than 81 600
per mile. At the afternoon session the
only business considered was the report oi
the committee on public institutions, locat-
ing the capital and other state institu'
tions. The articles to-day published were
adonteG without changes.
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THE PRESIDENT At THE HUB.
How He Was Received at Boston-A Gala
Day for the Modern Athenites.

now ne was nocoltou ~ DOsCOu-A NaAd
Day for the Modern Athenites.
FALL RIVER. Mass, August 7.-The
steamer Pilgrim, with President Harrison
on board, arrived at q. m. The distin-
guished passengers were not aroused, how.
ever, and it was 6 o'clock before they ap-
peared in the saloon, when they were
greeted, in behalf OF the commonwealth, by
Adiutant General Dalton. But little time
was spent in formalities. After breakfast
the party disembarked and stepped into a
special car. Shortly after O'Clock the
train, amid the cheers OF the crowd, pulled
out for Boston.
BosToN, August 7.-Iresident Harrison
and party arrived here at 9:03 q. m. As
early as o'clock the crowds began to
gather about the station, and when the
train arrived the depot and adjacent
streets were packed. At $50 Lieut.. Gov.
Brackett and staff and Mayor Hart ar
rived at the station and made their way to
the platform, accompanied by Col. Mans
field OF the United States engineer corps,
who is detailed as
sPETIAL AID TO THE PRESIDENT.
Immediately upon the arrival OF the
train Lieut.. Gov. Brackett boarded
special car and cordially greeted the
President. The party then left the train
and moved along the platform, which was
kept free from the crowd by Gordon OF
police, to the entrance whore carriages were
waiting to convey the guests to the hotel.
When the President appeared at the en-
trance, cheer after cheer wept.up from the
crowd, which enthusiasm was continued to
the hotel. The President bowed his ac-
acknowledgements.
The party were escorted in carriages by
| the first battalion OF cavalry and police
detail. Many of the buildings and stores
| along the route were gay with flags and ap'
uropriate notices, and the sidewalks,
windows and streets were thronged with
people.
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FOREIGN NEWS NOTES.

Boulanger's Trial Begun-German Seamen
Reviewed by the Queen.
PARIS, August s.-The trial OF Boulanger
began, to-day, before the nigh court OF the
semitic. Military guarded the court.
LONDON, August S.-The Queen reviewed
the German seamen from the vessels form
ing the emperor's escort IN the grounds OF
the Osborne house, to-day. Fifteen hum
dred men were in line commanded by the
emperor. -
VIENNA, August s. Political cores
pondence states that the Porte has de-
cided to proclaim a state of siege in Crete.
PARIS. August S.-The report OF the
arrest of Captain Breyac, OF the French
army, on charge of being German spy, is
denied.
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n....x,xania Republicans.

HARRISBURG, Pa, August The Re-
nuhl;can state convention met here, this
morning. Chairman Andrews called tine
convention to order. Walter Lyon OF Aile,
sbsnv % WAS made temporary chairman and
n : speech congratulated the nation on
the eIection of Harrison, and the Kepuph-
can party OF the state on the harmony.
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An EXPLOSION of Fire Works.

sr. LOUIS, August IA serious explosion
occurred at noon, at Kingston Gardens,
where the siege OF Sebastopol was being
produced. 1t is reported that several per-
sons were injured. The water damage TO
property is very light. One man was
seriously burned and one iataly. IL was
q exnlosiou among the fire works.
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Was Mrs. Bowler Captured by Brigands

Was Mrs. Bowler Captured by Brisands !!
BAR HARBoR, Me-, August 7.-Mrs. Ed
mond Pendleton, relative OF Mrs. Pendle'
ton Bowler, reported captured by Italian
brigards, states that she has been in con-
slant correspondence with Mrs. Bowler,
and has no information Of the capture.
Mrs. Bowler is now at st. Moirtre, Switzer.
land, her last letter having been received
two weeks ago.
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Metal Markets.

NEW YORK, August S.-Bar silver 92B.
Copper-nominal. Lake $11.S5, G. NJ.
copper $3.50.
Lead-Dull and shade easier. Domestic
$3.s7K.
Tin-Steady and moderately active, clos
ing dull. Straits $3.50.
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Urges G. A. r. Men to Go to Milwaukee.
KANSAS City, August S.-There was re-
ceived at G. A. R. National headquarters
here, to-day, circular from Commander
Booth, OF the department OF Kansas, 10
which he strongly urges all veterans to at'
tend the national encampment at Mil
waukee
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The Coke Strike Becomes General.

P1rTsBURG, August 1.-THE big strike IN the
Conpelsvile coke region was made general,
to day, and every one OF the 76 coke plants
and over II, 900 ovens we're idle. As the
situation appears tonight, the probabili.
ties are that the strike will end soon in fav-
or the men.
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Metal Markets.

New YORK, August 7.-Bar silver 92H.
Copper-Irregular, but tendency upward.
dske, August, 11.s5; G. M. copper, $40.
Lead-Dull and steady. Domestic,
8.87h.
Tin-Firm and brisker in tone. Straits,
1895.
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Charged with Issuing Fraudulent Stock.
New YORK, August S.-Eben 8. Allen,
until few days ago president OF the AID
and Grand street ferry railway company,
was brought to the tombs police court,
this morning, charged with forgery in is.
suing certificates OF the stock OF the com.
pany to the amount OF $4,000. The
accused was held in $1GO, 900, in default OF
which he was locked up. Allen seemed
very cool, admitted the issuing OF 700
shares OF stock aud getting the benefit of
it, but denied forging the signatures OF Jno.
Green and Charles Curtis. the former presi-
dents OF the company.
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No Defalcation at Brown Brothers Co.
NEW YORK, August IA statement was
published here this morning that there had
been a heavy deialcation in the great bank
ing house OF Brown Bros. & Co. The firm
issued a card to-day, denying the report
as ridiculous and untrue.
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The Reigning Sensation in Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS, August S.-The stupendous
series of forgeries committed by j. Frank
Collom is still the reigning sensation in
Minneapolis. Collom was arrested late
this afternoon upon warrant sworn out
by F. F. Davis, attorney for Mr.. Blaisdell.
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And Now What's the Matter?

ANNAPOLIS, Md, August s.-A telegram
has been received by Secretary OF State Le-
Compte from Governor Lowry, OF Missis-
sippi, stating that he had revoked the ap-
pointmept OF detective Norris who was here
irving to arrest Kilrain.
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srxarE IRRIGATTNG COMMISSION.
Taking Testimony in Montana-A ss''
Yesterday at Miles City.

Yesterday at Miles Clty.
MILES CRY, August 7.-[Special to The
Miner.]-The o. s. senate irrigating com.
mission arrived here at IL o'clock this
morning, after having passed the night at
GIendiye and after spending two hours this
morning at Billings. The panty is COM
nosed OF Senators w. M. Stewort OF Nsva-
da, John Reagan OF Texas. Major John w.
Powell, director OF the geological survey,
Col. C. r. Hinton, U. S. irrigating engineer
@ ]. Kepler, secretary, Eugene Davis, SER
oeant.at-arms, r. G. Boswell, Official stem
ographer and E. N, Smalley OF the 'Norsr-
west" magazine,
The party was met at the depot oy 9
committee Of citizens and escorted 20 'ns
Miles City club rooms where . nsallns Wa'
sssats ssFysseFl G. = aFps'p p r.
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He was Interested.

Epoch: Biones-Isuppose yop were sorry
TO gee old Brown lose his money on that
wager as you are eourtipg his daughter
Aersitt~Not o. bit Vi it, old hoy, xog
sas, he made tho bet With ms.' '''''
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TEE DIAMOND xSD THE ErURE.


c.,oo R.;n tb;s ettarnoon
ehfoAsu' august O. 'n.e al. n
greeted tine opening OF Une seYensn anni'
yersary of the regatta Of the National As
sociation OF Amattur Oarsmsn, and the
fonrtb animal reoatta of the Mississippi
". ,,an pov,;,a Asso.;at;on Onlv tvo con.
va.ey no"il n'soe'As'u" -, ~
tests were ao,emptea. Inc er'ai nens M lor
single scais 81 lsen!o,j Donanue. ol lornn .'',a
Naole and Pelkinrton.s OF New York. won,
The remainder were postponeo untii CO.
mSLr9m. Mns, p;,l.,.+,n ), N.v yo,t wo,.
Ionnsson R Rrown 81 CHICAGO second. Time
| 8 minutes 80 seconds. Turner, Case OF
Dolphins, finished third.
Monahan Bro. e shell met with an acci,
dent and sunk. The two men were rescued
/ by q steamer near bys
SARATOGA RACES.
o.. u,.4.s..
oAhATosA, huguso "o0oner nno ;
track sood.
Mile-Belle Dor won; King Krab second,
Blue Rock third. Time 1:4sh.
Three-fourths oi a mile-Honduras won;
T,pa Tiou'ga ss1sp Dou .s'' se'a' -: 'ue'''A -
Mile and one furlong-Longstreet won:
Robin Hood second, St. Luke third. Time
2:O3k. - -
Mile and naiI iurlong-6rincess DOW
n,.g Ing won, D'so,o seeon'' otoson en'iu'
iime m l.ooA. "a.
inree.1ursns ~ q asd : IerUn Easna'or tnS1 ,h'nS
Won, gaIssman NAL secono' renheion enifu
i,Ms ~, = =. -.
InreS-Iourohs oI n ae un. nun. n!
Won; Tramp secono, orai' 'niro' Ai"e
1:1oA.
| MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
Mop A,a,.ts -uno,n.
| 1noNaoin : AA' = a,
" good sport was SHOWN To-Day anu 'ne
weather and track were all that could be
desired.
Mila-Georoa H won in 1.43k. Blush
second, Equality third.
.11' Tiar Ga W;i,;. III - aanond Cnrnaio third
Seven furlonps-Defaulter won in 1:29k
Bradford second, Brittanic third.
Mile and one-quarter.Taragon won in
z:doz' ornlamme secono, Dauge .nnu.
1nree,q1A.Oels VI n .Io1lI H. MoN
In I:lo1s; 0iockner secono' aooipn 'niro'
THE BUFFALO RACES.
NJ ..,. O Eo,,.,,.
DoFfA.o' ~ :" nasusu
track; iair attendance S'ooo.
free'ior'aii' paee- my "nHes WIZ ao0
p -. ..;.La.own p.s+ tim. o.1ev
o.os tno+ H,nfn;shaNNG I,;oht Won
1In 1roo l1n4Aisneu .u paat n,snH tonutt W."
gacs LACE t; seco o.ien = 2. t' "O o"' ~ ~
oeTS TSo Se liz n sIsn.. Of tho dav the contes,
4ne $50 Ill Ha.,,;,, ot R R,,ffaIo and Harry
f:,s. pegmeeh pe,te NJ Wnni IT IT, New Ynrt ".lj
hoS, s1a u ess ~ COO hafnr. i, tho anct;o,
ihg soin yHo " gSo 10, u hoth haata T;n,.
poo'. L.an pei.o .n1n 1.1np a.1S
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GEO. DUNCAN BRYsoN.
HE SENDS FOR A MINISTER.

Rev. l. A. Wilkes, pastor OF the Presby-
terian church was sent for by Bryson yes
terday and was with him last evening and
most all day to-day, praying with and
comforting him.
All prep lrations for the execution OF the
death sentence have been completed. The
gallows is the same used for the hanging
of Hart in Helena some time ago. 1t has
been tested and works perfectly.
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Looking Over the Milk River Country.
GREAT FALLS, August 7.-[Special to
The Mi1er. ]-Gov. White has gone to
Chinook, with other leading citizens OF
Helena, as the guest OF Col. Broadwatsr,
who is desirous that they should Judge for
themselves of the productiveness and re-
sources of the Milk River country. Chief
Blake is in the party. 3s.. .~'+
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North Dakota's Remarkably Good Docu-
ment. ...-

BISMARCK, August s.-The constitution
for the state of North Dakota is complete,
and has gone to the committee on revision
and adjustment. At to-night's session the
last of the business was considered, and
the convention adjourned until Tuesday,
when the committee will report and dele
gates will sign the constitution, which is
considered remarkably good document.
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Rewards to be Offered for the Train ROD

Rewards to be Offered for the Train Rob-
bers.
DENVER, Colo. August S.-No trace has
yet been had OF the Thompson Springs,
Utah, train robbers. Both the Rio Grande
railway and the express companies will
offer large rewards for the Capture OF the
outlaws, and several weil.organized possess
have left Grand Junction and Green River
in pursuit. It is tie opinion OF the officers
that the robbers are the same gang who
some months ago successfully held up the
Telluride, Colorado, national bank Tor
$40 000
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Mrs. Harrison at the Bedside of Sick
Sister.
NANTUCKET, August S.-Mrs. Harrison ar
rived here this morning in response to
telegram calling her to the bedside OF her
sister.
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Death of T.. i. Dupont.

WILMINGTON, Del, August ts.-Gen, Henry
Dupont, head OF the gunpowder manuiaa'
turing firm OF +. ]. Dupont, peNeppprse y
Co., died thss morning, !
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The Result of the Cherokee Election
Surprise.

TALEoUAI, l. T., August S.-To the gre at
surprise of every one, the complete returns
from Mondays elections of members OF the
Cherokee legislature, shows the success, by
a large majority, of the Downings party
candidates, who are supporters OF Chlet
Mayes and his policy against the sale OF the
strip TO the government. Chief Mayes has
not returned his reply to the commission 8 ,
offer, as he promised. He was expected
here to-day. The commission can do noth
ing until his answer is received.
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savere and Frequent Cases of Sickness ~
J0hnstown.

JoHNsrowN, August 7.-Notwithstanding
tho favorable reports, there is a great deal
% sickness here. The doctors are 80 busy
thsm Typhoid fever, malsrial fever
dyseptery and 8 fase q afpFyY aff y
poFteal
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Renorted FAILURE of a wool Firm.

BosroN, August Tit is reported the
wool firm OF Brown Bros. 4 Clark is fnaH-
cially embarrassed. The firm say they will
not assign to-day.
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One of the Brothers Sneaks Away.

RosToN, August Sc. V. Brown. OF the
embarrassed firm of Brown Bros. & Clark,
and treasurer of the Riverside and Oswego
Mills Company, left Boston Tuesday night,
since which nothing has been heard OF him.
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AREVOLUTIoN IN LOC0MOTION.
Electric Railway Trains to Run at the Rate
of Three Miles Minute.

BALTIMORE, Md, August Ton two
mile circular track the startling speed OF
two miles u minute Was this afternoon
TpREtainsd for sbppt ten miles iu q three.
Eae MotaF O! ths flaetyie Aptaaatie
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A $4,000 Fire at Fort Wayne, Ind.
FoRT WAYaE, Ind, August 6.-Remer,
Brathlsy & Co.'s book store, and Louis
Volts dry goods store. wera hprnfd to-
pleht,1 Lpesl slaQ,lQQ. Z
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johnson Has Been Granted Two Weeks
Respite.

HELENA, August s.-[Special to The
Miner. The governor has granted two
weeks respite to Peter August johnson,
the Anaconda murderer, who was to be
hanged at Deer Lodge tomorrow.