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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

A HOSPITAL is to be built in Iowa in
memory Of the late Thomas J. Potter. for.
merly vice.president aud general man
ager Of the Chicago. burlington & Quincy.
1t will be known nS the Potter Hospital
and will he for sick or disabled railroad
men.
JESSE RUSSELL Was horribly manglet
at Selma, Ala, by the premature discharge
Of n cannon on centennial day.
A FREiGHr was wrecked near Cisco
Tex. on the lst but NJ one was injured.
The steamship Berlin from Rio Janeirc
arrived at Bremen on the LIST with yellow
fever on board. Three Of her passenger,
died Of the disease during the voyage and
a score were down. some Of whom could
not %
THE great strike in the Pittsburgh pa
building trade Was inaugurated on the lst.
Five thousand men were affected.
The police at Cronstadt nave discovered
another plot against the life Of the CzsI
and in the course OF their Investigations
found a Nihi.ist store house filled with
arms and explosives Several arrests
ave been made in connection with the
discovery.
THE decrease Of the public dsbt during
April was Si5,V.S. .eA.II-
THE Northwestern Miller reports the
-four trade very quiet.
Mrs. JOSH GCRLEy has been sentenced
by Judge Shepard, OF Chicago. TO i've
years in the penitentiary for kidnapping
Annie Redmond
The handsome bay mare FuSue. with a
trvttinx record Of ::l9.. died at Chicago
recently.
THE coal beavers. p,umters and street
shovelers OF Duluth. Mimi, went on q
strike on the lst
Own %. ON 100 acres of land in Manitoba
have been granted to the Canadian Pacific
and Manitoba railways since the opening
OF that country.
NEWS from southern New Mexico corrob-
crates the reports Of murders by ApacAea
Forty Of the redskins were out and were
pursued BY a armed hand Of minsrs and
cowboyA
THE CraSin Manufacturing Company Of
Chicago has assigned with Sl&o. 90 assets
and $4,000 liabilities II made ;inwars
and sheet iron goods and the assignment
was voluntary.
Oxx Of the members oe the Duquesae
Bessewer steel works strikers finance
committee stated at Pittsburgh, Pa, that
Andrew Carnegie and Captain Jones, OF
the Edgar Thompson steel works had
placed Il, 500 IT the disposal OF the strikers
and had in,imated that il nor aid should
be needed il ~ouid be forthcoming.
TuK ten days. quarantine as Sanford.
Fla, against yellow fever has been raised
and the guards dismissed.
SIx dervishes have teen executed a
Wady Halls. ESyp&fo outraSes on womeu
and children
Tas dynamite factory a Odeil near
Hastings y. Y, was blown up at nooa the
other day, juss after the workDea lad
left the haildinG. IN shock rese0bssd
IN earthquake and daaAgsd houses asd
eaher property lse half . nile azo1nd.
- - - vas tD11T0A
m ss0nlnaso9 90 oAus1o1A 0GQnA
49, -
06~~ 49, ~ 49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

yaA@IsrAHr SECRETARY TICHENoR has
sustained the appeal Of the American
Sugar Refining Company from the de-
cis$on Of the collector OF customs ut
Tn Francisco. assessing recent inn
bortations Of sugars from Java in ex-
cess Of their pOlariscopic strength on
tho theory that they had been artif-
cially colored 90 as to degrade them
below No Is Dutch standard. The
department decides that these sugars
\Are liabie 70 duty according TO their
a~olariscopic test that is, according to
heir apparent color st time of i'm
,oStatiou.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

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EA@tsz@<s q O@s s~--ssA ssz A. 81.
ssS So sssAzrs> ssssrs< s.~ss So -.
ssss A sazs Lsssw ssxaA=,.~-
- $3.50 ts-zax sss sss> 5000
ssss.sz4se vs~szA a. asmA 49,
oss sAs@ s~<.s~s 90 -. -
SesxaAfy g. n N--
ssSss5 Hrs~< us0>sv>a 49, -.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

"Ar"tseruH Nay s--ossAv rsks.
ssf~Arsa o. 80 -fsts tsr.ri<=.e. y~s.~.
asr is7'sisx SssSsE sssr ~sg ga ss~v.
ia ~ traces q sis r.-~ss sIza~. -,
Jsssss F~ss~asssrts sas s~v kzssasA Ma.
ss"r os4'"s ss~%n sssl s-se4xr~s~a ~
Nj sS~srs. sss Dsss. a'Assss~. a.
Secretary Hs,t-rs v.A s~ssrss -
sstaSsss Sanitary Hssse s~s-.s.sns.
~rsoc~~s~t .lis -. sss:p n "a. wss..
HSs.@ -a.vs So J.sisn 80 f~--~.
pfes~s'~s - sss tr~sl1psa H. go
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

CHEZ OF POLICE HUBBARD, OF Chi
caro. after a consultation with Mayor
Cregier, has issued strict orders to his
captains and men to enforce the va
grancy laws against gamblers and pre-
vent the opening of dcns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
Charge Proved sssisss sfas.si.-us
os.ts ksps Private.

sfHtsh A&ssess W
os'ts ksps Private
AsuisDfo~ May s-N~crstsfy sc,a~
has received report. from ,~o sp~cssl !ssi
inspectors whom o.. hal .er; q" insessi-
gate alleged fraudulent; isal uaa..cflsa.
At ''sthr .. bsissa,ss ~ Unttsi @fsts.
officials. ant ESPECIALLY ~ r.f..as ~ka
bal ben a hose 80 inter iefs4e the oIssn.
lns isN by mourning the Euss~ % drpsss
msrshs,s Tie 30 rstary lsi the easis.
rrpor; before the Cttin~t mssiisx. wssfs
~ va fully q .Cus.si Al the csu, .. on
OF the m~@tas the Secretary H.
oliu-i g. male rstlic The rsfssft.
ut sad thsi charge 81 fyaa4a-
i~nt '-rsnsscaons hsi been SO ts3Y
sustained. ttsi The H.ci.l- IMPLICATED baI
t"~n notified o. pafK tasuus~lss. u tA.y
sDuIA Att sy~-t,sasssi 3nl.f cleo d..
ciinsd - max rui4ie sas ,on'sEts o IA.
reports. bat ar.nus stEaI that thirzs
iopkrd liass faf Ihs - -isls uuj-.. ihsr
cosij G saf ta~eas~is4s, L. "a sndsr.tos-I
nat ths IL ss ias l4cstst are Msr.hs.
y - - sna ths ~T~-sstss AMI rsssss.r @.
tie Guthrie isal-ogIoe Az svssti.atae s
AL - caT-i.i "a a. 'ha After ten.
~ral sni %efr'srf ME- i.s'lv. sal {
The ofic al ras not elssE fhsa..sls-. 45ss
~ili D. diam -sel snj -. ls-8 fr.~sfsl.as
In cfa4u8E.I sil mo- - saWsl
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

TIE Gloucester (Mass.) schooner
Pendragon ut Port Hawkcsbury. n. S.
recently wanted to get a new sail from
Gloucester duty free. The customs
authorities at Ottawa telcgraphed
to Collector Bourinot that the Pen
dragon must pay duty on her sail.
n the United States refused free
entry for Canadian vessels under SINH
lar circumstances.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

EiEsrS~asu ALs Nas la. . ss.-,h
iay - tie tsses 'fiss 49, tb- st NJ
Hss.ias rgsle 80 cp*tsg sfs-ecs ysst<r.
lar IN fntrg ercspv "a Hsss- ftsa sss
boar. ard Jaiss Green cts=sei tb. iafS
sni ;bs ,.sr ~sarasi faf ass.s. Al
-sip m AAsas Ten oct . issts or~s
ttr~s s0srs tee lsyy came tnte cart ssf
rstarsst . vsf4irt - salty. rrnz
TIE ~f--u@g'v 81 issis. Hss.s' Ara.
uss. So sash&ssa lie .ors pssa ,ts
verde So nsn. hsrnE ssgrss..1 y IA.
ss4f eli the ~hls az iuasiss sI-sa b.. rsn.
stcti.a ia Jsrsrros c@ss "a. . ss-.~-
cnac s.sge. ls~ s~sf r r%~.s~ N K~stw-
1-f aT9scfs sd sss ~sss~sf~i H.s.
as tee eassc<s Tss-ss spt~~s 20 "a
-sy-sus- f~E-. - to- r-fas.f a
sr~~a 10 sia- t.m = cassx~ q, ~s1s. a..
40 apf~aI us 'srNz- sEnsprvs. s..sa 4.
to~ "a tax. a 80 at 3zsSsz tA- ts..
sr.,s q ths uusi Tbs x.rsss o..s.
an 81 10 ls-rsf. acre . Ia shs 80.
ffsHs% tsst -u er3ss . So na.g .sts !.
~aAnSs r. raaas
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

THE POstmaster-(ieneral has decided
TO forward to Guthrie all mail ad-
dressed to Edmond. Wharton. Alfred
and other points in Oklahoma where
there are no p~Ost-ofices. He has also
directed the postmaster at Guthrie to
deliver such pail TO the persons ad-
d1assed upon satisfactory evidence of
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

IT IL probable that the United
States steamer Brooklyn. now at New
York, will be condemned. She has
been placed out of commission and a
board is now at work making an ex-
animation of her hull and machinery.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

A SPECIAL from Deming. n. NJ.
says: Frank Cady. who had charge OF
the San Simon Cattle Company's ranch
at Deer creek. six miles from the Next
can line, was shot through both legs
and then put on a stove and roasted by
Indians
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

IT Is reported from st. Petersburg
that in addition to revolutionary
pamphlets menacing letters have been
found on the Cars table. In cOnse-
quence Of compromising discoveries
affecting the chiefs of the secret po-
lice. NJ. POutili. the head of that de-
partment. and several high officers
have been dismissed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

DEPUTY COLLECTOR Il. II. BOULDIN
was fatally shot while raiding a dis
tillcry in johnson County. n. c.. re-
Gently. He was one of the bravest men
in the revenue service and fired upon
his ASSISTANTS until he hal cmptied two
revolvers. when he was shot down.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

NyvTHrs Tenn M I'll Ts~eip.. q
co;:9a az y. nrhIs sncs september ! ia
date Aggregate 4et.Ts' Esies- This e.
cesis ~ 80 ~ tales TIE entire rec "a.
FOR uzrv ~l.F~TioIs year. The cTossing -
the ssv~u huuiged tseDaAr4th tras % Sc
the 20 .scu 81: st< !a'hs-e;i1a ~ MEM
b~rs - see s1ensHEs ysstsFisr o.
Lh- biasst=s-is ~sra ~slsbaatpiv f~ea-i
Win bss rtbzzs ana c~AassYzzss sos.I
A. fire. ~ YATES.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

The President has issued a prOcla-
nation reciting that the Fort SissetOn.
Oak. military reservation is no longer
needed for military purposes and plac-
ing 1t under the control of the Secre-
tary of the Interior for disposition I'M
dor tho law
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

$500 ssr IN ~exs.s.sz~ e
~sa I.s~s~s c~~4
1919 e~essass~s y~.~ssy a. /.
800 Ts~ s~s<s~-sas ss.-u
$3.50 ~ Crosses. ~ r
49, "s~iss - Dsssss T.
1879 ssss~s. Ia. y
- i~ss rAAss. a
$3.50 s'v " yx.~
- kk rsas - s~ssst "a
kssss@ cssy. IA. -yxs.
-~,~s kssssscsy Ia vs~xaxy
ssa~ ~, ~.s.s ~ 50 sa~-
essss ~~z .~~s so
seS>~s "a Ia res s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

ASSISTANT SECRETARY TICHENOR has
made a ruling that the emigrant fund
can not properly be used for the sup
port or deportation Of e%migrants who
are allowed to proceed TO their desti-
nations. but subsequently, become
charges by reason OF sickness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
gss.snS~rs ~~ary..ly pseps.

Llsa q. MAY - s-s;iasat passss.
ger train on 81. Ia e,x 4 Atlsn;se re.i.
coos sting q tea cosss~. ns.n sFsat.. had
. ssfrss ~scs?~ fFosB b. ~ ~~r~cssi p.as
here ye.;.riay. 4 ero.,isS ov~sa - YER,
al t1rnel saf ssll~a a. sd th- .s.g-
neer ID no. si.oJsef ); sntI -stslr To-
feet q - n stapp~i the usis -it. ,ss
COS catcher Immediately cr-r TIE dfck-
rsscs -as a.ass t~-a;y-fvs feet dep
n treaty feet SD
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

Mn WESLEY RICHARDS. in an ad-
dress before an English Farmers
club. advocated the adoption OF the
American system OF selling cattle by
live weight. Mr.. &. S. Read. speak
ing M his experience in America. adj
vised English farmers to Immediately
adopt the American system. The
meeting agreed to recommend its
adont;on-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

hss&xs. Hay ,zAs-s - "a.
asssssssa - n. ID. - -
e~s@s. Ass s.-= .~sstsrEs~w.~<l
o~MSs e~~s<sx~ss@ $1,000
49, $500 g. Ne ssx< II a.x.~,
- essssss - ~ s.-Assssss~.~x
As~e>@0u~A -
- ~0sA@pg - n.seuaz~s g<~.z
- es2k ~ Npweuee~s-S-
A-
-
@o~ ASM~0v--4
- ~ - - -
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10

The Catholic Congress at Madrid
unanimously adopted resolution de-
manding the restoration OF the tenn
uoral DOwer Of the Pope.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
CURRENT COMMENT.

w. u. MATTHEWS & Co.'S large
malt house. Leroy, n. T.. was de-
stroyed by fire the other day. Loss.
600, 600.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-10
Tpa famous Hotchkiss will case owe,

IHA famous Hotchkiss viii case over
tAc essAte Of the late Benjamin Berk-
ley HOtdAkiss. inventor of the Hotch-
kiss gun. who died in Paris in 1855. is
hsetro The Connecticut Superior Court
The case hinges on the question OF
Laomicile and involves an estate valued
tNaNaoo0 The widow claims that
sdeceased was legal resident OF
Yora, in which case she will re-
.nk0Q0.o 600 and the father Of the
- es.000,000 HE contesting
claim Paris - his legal resi-
xhicA, ifsnstsined they ex-
seenre ta,00o000 each Pro
bsea instituted b Nsu
A.ya~e Peehahll1fon
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WILL HOLD THEIR POSITIONS.
Railway Mail Clerks Appointed Before
MAY T..

WASHINGTON, Oct. Is. In compliance
with request from the president. Solicitor
General Chapman rendered An opinion on
the question submitted by the civil service
commissioners in the appointment of j. NJ.
Taylor, appointed in the regular way rs a
railway postal clerk. Taylor. however, did
not take the oath of Office until May, 1880,
the time when the rule to include the rail-
way mail service should go into effect
having been extended from March rs to
May 1. The question came up whether
Taylor should not have been subjected TO
the civil service examination. The COM
missioner general finds that the fact that
Taylor did not take the oath OF office until
after May is immaterial on the question
of his right to hold the office to which he
was appointed April %. Ii is understood
that large number of appointments to the
railway mail service were made Just prior
to May l, and large percentage of these
cases of appointees were owing 10 the short
ness of time, and they were unable TO take
the necessary oath. which fact, IL has been
eontended. rendered their appointment
void. The opinion was approved by the
attorney general.
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STILES INDICATED.
The Indictments Against Him
ALI Dismissed.
PROSECUTION NOT READY.
The District Attorney Asks for . Contin-
sanee 81 Thirty Days. which
IL Denied.

Tccsoy. Arix.. Oct. 1S-The case against
Judge +. l. Stiles. recently elected TO the
supreme bench OF Washington territory.
was called up for trial todAy. There were
SIX indictments charging Stiles with em-
eezzleuenf OF large safns of money as
assignee OF Hudson 4 Co. The prosecn-
ton made q motion for continuance Of
thirty days and filed affidavits sustaining
the same. The defendants counsel insisted
on AZ Immediate trial The court ever
ruled the motion for a continuance and
District Attorney c. W. Wright refused
10 proceed with the trial OF the
case. stating that the case involved
abost 500 600 ard four years administra-
ton OF the assignee. and be had not yet
made report for these years: that going
70 trial now was equivalent TO dismissal.
The court held the showing for a continu-
aflee not sufficient. and ordered an im-
mediate trial. The territory refusing to
prosecute. the indictments were all dis
missed for want of prosecution
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WEST SEATTLE
Land and Improvement Company
East side Front between James and Cherry Streets
the Choicest Property in all parts of the City
which will be pleased show Intending Purchasers


thesan Francisco
rsest1en nfeaa
exceptional interest IN The ugy msnia .s coming
sHsoasat advised others We ovs @ s2as saa
hscc
n
admired o weF aaa the New bit om
tusle,an
ssrsn3 m
would else be sans IL
ciyoaso he smig
cascade and ne Olympic
nrna
wnaa aaar
tas = r.
warehouse AGasouNs NsAndsa
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THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.


n Members.
NEW YORK. Oct lS-In the Episcopal
convention this morning the committee on
canons presented report On the proposed
establishment OF missionary Episcopal
churches for colored people Even if the
church was justified by its laws in recog-
nizsag separate races. the committee
deemed it inexpedient to do so now. De-
cision was postponed and consideration of
Hturgical revision resumed
At the afternoon session several other
resolutions were adopted. The peculiar
feature OF the voting on these resolutions
was that the Iowa delegation took de-
cided stand against revision of any sort and
desired through DIR. Hall 10 be individually
recorded in that light The real debate of
the afternoon came up on resolutio for a
short prayer for Sunday occasions. The
subject was reopened by DR.. Egan, who
happened to be absent when the matter
was before the committee of the whole.
After lengthy discussion the resolution
was put and carried. This finally disposed
of an important matter already proposed
and rejected by two previous conventions,
so far as the house of deputies is concerned.
In the house of bishops today il was de-
elded that no change be made in the term
assistant bishop" which it was proposed
TO change for ''coadjutor' The bishops de-
cifned to concur with the lower house on
the resolution petitioning congress upon
the subject of divorce, on the ground tha
1t was inadvisahle at this time.
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DOWN AN EMBANkMENT.
A santa Fe Train shakes TIP . Load OF
Passengers.

HurcHIssos, kas., Oct. ls.-The east
bound train on the Santa Fe, the cannon
ball. reached here tonight twelve hours
late with only the express car and two Pull
man coaches. The tourist and Pullman
sleeper were left at the bottom of a ten
foot enhankment near Howell, twenty
miles west Of Dodge City. A broken rail
aused the accident. Fortunately fire was
prevented and all the passengers were soon
rescued. No one was killed. but score or
more OF persons were bruixed and more or
less injured Among the badly injured are
Mrs. j. Dunkle, OF Lamar. Mo. s. s. Ly-
man, OF EIgin: Mrs. l.. Upton. of keoknk.
Iowa II. Knapp. OF Falls City. Seb.. had
his coIlarbone broken. and u. III. Crath, Of
Lawrence. kas., was hurt about the head,
neck and chest
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I.ataniA Park Races,

CINCINNATI, Oct. ls.--The attendance was
good, the track fast Two-year-old maiden
fillies, half mile--Madonna won. Martha
Page second. Flyer third. Time. 0:io,s.
Three-year-olds and upwards, three
fourths mile Rlmini won, Ecstasy second, !,
Warpeak third. Time, :i6s..
Two-year-olds, five furiongs--I.ixxie ID.
won, King Fortune second. Salute third.
Time. .oS.
Two-year-olds, five furlongs- Pullman
won, Rename second. Hopeful third.
Time. :oS,s.
All ages, seven furlongs-Sportsman won,
Princess Bowling second. NJ. Hood third.
Time, 30
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THE JURY BRIBERs.
Two Mere Veniremen Volunteer to Tes-
fify- English Tories Happy.

Try hbEbsn Aortes happy.
CHIcAGo, Oct. is.-It is stated that two
men have voluntarily come to the state IS
attorney and told him that they were of
fered 81 600 each to go on the Cronin jury
and hold ont for aequittal.
The search for jury in the case contin-
nes. The grand jury is doing routine
work The men who told the states attor-
ney they had been offered money by f. W.
Smith to 60 on the Cronin jury and hold
ont for acquittal are Messrs. Francis and
Wolf members of dry goods firm in
Englewood.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1s.-No additional jurors
were secured in the Cronin case today The
venire jury nxers were bailed, and the
others who were re-arrested have also been
bailed out.
LONDON, Oct ls.-Tory organs are max
ing the most of the recent scandal from
Chicago, about fixing the jury" for the
CroDin trial
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NATIONAL HOARD or TRADE.
Interstate Law Approved Reduction o
Federal Revenue,

TsorfsyrLIE. Oct fs.-The National
Board OF Trade adjourned this afternoon
to meet year hence at place yet TO be
determined. Resolutions were passed OPP
yosine any modification OF the interstate
commerce iaw, especially the clause pro-
lEhiting pooling fayoring national super
vision OF Insurance and uniformity of In
surance legislation: favorin- reduction Of
the federal revenue in the way in which
slli least embsrrass trade: favoring con-
Eressionsl consideration of plans for irri-
CATION and favoring reciprocity of trade re-
lations with canada.
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ct commissioners for foreign missions
finished hnsiness this forenoon and ad-
,onrned- The report on the condition cf
mission work in China stated that there
VAS very large Eeld for work there.
Educational work II most wanted. Hcl-
comb former missionary 10 China. and
present secretary Of the legation at rekin.
made ~ address on the subject. and urged
enlargement Of educational work.
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PHILApEIrHrA, Oct. is.-.In closing the
session the American Forestry congress,
b. G. Northrup read an essay on "Arbor
day in Schools" :" in which he showed that
the vernal holiday is now being celebrated
very generally. He said children are plant
ing millions of treers, California taking the
lead. A resolution was adopted asking
congress to withhold public lands from
sale until the timber is large enough to cut.
Hon. James A. Beaver, of Pennsylvania,
was elected president and the meeting then
adjourned.
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CHICAGO. Oct fs.--James NJ. Ssiover.
oneS quite noted Wall street broker, and
of late years mining SPECTATOR, died to-
day At the Leland hotel. of brain fever.
selover acquired considerable celebrity a
few years ago in connection with . physi-
cal encounter with Jay Gould. He came
TO Chicago. IL is said. to sell some Idaho
mini ng property.
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SAW THEIR rIRsr rRosr.
The FAn-AmerscAna In MfcAlsnn and
Yus{fann.

GsAyr Rsr1ns. Mich. Oct. fS-The Pan
American excursion reached here this
morning. and the swa-shy sons Of the
South had their nrss view of heavy white
Frost After breakfast they were shown
sne great furniture factories. A salute Of
sixteen guns VAS fred in their honor. This
VAS followed BY review OF the militia, the
nre department. and . bicycle club. The
delegates were nuehinterested in the great
furniture factories. Of which there are forty
two IN Grant Rapids. An informal recep-
ton was held ~ the city hall this evening.
and tonight the tourists boarded their spe-
eaal train ard started for South Bend. Ind.
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Elizabeth. n. -. Races.

ELTRAsErH. n. j.. Octs iS-Six furlongs
Belle dor won, Friiole second. victrix
third Time. i5s..
Mile and h-Bronzomarte won,
Hnntress second. Lavinia Belle third.
Time, IS.
Six furlongs-Gregorv won. Sir John
second, Rohespierre third. Time, isa..
Six fariongs- Mute wo-. Vivid second,
Lotion third. Time, i:igL.
Mile and one sixteenth -Larchmont won,
Prodigal Son second, Swift third. no
ume.i
Five furiongs Veronica won, Hore
Filly second. Time, o.
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Lexington Races

LEXINGTON, Oct. 1s.--The weather condi-
tons were favorable today.
2:E class-Sedalia Boy won, Sallie II.
second, Ella Clay third, Earl fourth. Best
time, 2:22l1.
2:l6 class, pacing Doblc won. Will
lard NJ. second. the others were withdrawn.
Best time, 2:13,1.
$40 class-Jean Vatican won the heat in
o:174.
In the blue grass stake for 4-year-olds IL
proved waikaver for Repetition. Time,
2.2sts
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Indictments In the state Bond Case.

Ngw ORLEANS. Oct. ls-The grand jury
today returned six indictments in she state
bond case. Three were against Morris ].
Hart. who held some stolen bonds. and
three against other parties. one presumably
ex-Treasurer Burke. As the possession Of
some OF the stolen bonds has resulted in
Mr.. Harts being indicted. eli persons in
dicated Will share the same fate
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ls.-At yesterdays
session of the American Forestry Congress
the committee reported favorabiy resolu-
tious calling upon the government to es-
tablish forestry commission for preser-
vation OF forests. Edgar T. Ensign, COM
missioner OF Colorado. read paper ON gov.
ernment forest reserves in the West.