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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
SECRET REVOLT.
IRISH PLOT AGAINST PARKELL.
Men Who Claim That They Need 4 New
Leader.
HIS HEALTH BROKEN COMPLETELY.
The Bshnug Sea Disputs-OihT Foreign
News Of Interest.

LONDON, August 1O.-Mr. PAruelrs
friends are sgain anxious concerning their
leaders health. The present session OF
Parliament has witnessed his Absence
from his seat for prolonged periods, and
the exactions Ct the special commission,
whose sittings he has peIfJrce attended,
have told heavily on his physical and vital
strength. His absence FROM the HOnse
has greatly lessened his hold on his party,
many Of whom believe that more active
and attentive leader could have prevented
Mr.. Balfour's recent successes. Mr.. Par
neil has frequent attacks of chills, which
have greatly weakened him, and it is now
certain that his proposed recuperative trip
will be of lorg duration, probably extend
ing over the next eight or ten months.
Nothing definite ia known rs to Mr.. Par
nell's future movements, but it is inti-
mated that he will spend the greater part
OF his holiday in India.
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WOUNDED "HONAH"

Satisfied by a Duel With Pistols In
Georgia.
ATLANTA, GA, August 1O.-Pat CAL
houn, General Counsel for the West Point
Terminal Road, and J. D. Williamson,
President of the Chattanooga, Rome and
OarrolltOn Road, fought duel at HOke's
Bluff, on the Cooss river, this
evening. The trouble grew out
of Williamson's denouucing state
ment made by Calhoun before legisia-
tive committee as false. Capt HAIRY
Jackson, of Atlanta, WIS Calhoun's second,
and Capt. Jack King, Of Rome, was VIII
| amsOn's second.
Williamson fired five times quickly
while Calhoun rested on the first shot
Calhoun then demanded an apology again
which williamson gave and the duel wa
over.
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FATALLY BEATEN.
FeArful IDiuries Innlc5ed on an Omesr by
the Rioters.

Fearful IDiuries InnlcJed on an Omeer by
the Rioters.
P1rHBURG, August 1O.-A Connells-
Vile. Pa, special says; The HuDgarisns
made another raid this morning on the
workmsn at the Meyer coke plant and
drove them from work. squire Duncan
and Officers Franks and Shunn attempted
10 arrest fifteen Of the rioters, when they
were set upon by the mob. Duncan was
terribly beaten and left for dead. Shunn
and Franks escaped by running. After
beating Duncan the Hans broke the win
dows and doors of the company's store
The sheriff will organize q posse this alter
noon TO arrest the raiders. The Huns do
not appear TO understand that the strike Is
settled, aud regard the workmen as
"biacksheep
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PIE FOR JACKSON.

A Brooklyn sluEEer Knocked out by the
Negro.
KEW YORK, August 10.-Peter Jackson
stopped Ginger" Mccormick in two
rounds at Cronhsim's Theater, HOboken,
last night. 1t was after II o'clock, at the
eud Of a variety show, when the Austria
lisn pugilist and the man who was to try to
earn 500 by standing before him for four
Queensberry rounds appeared.
Mccormick was no more than play
thing in the mahogany giants hands and
he euccumbed to a left-hander that
knocked him fiat at the end of the first
minute of the second round. II is doubt
ful if Mccormick was really knocked out
of time, but he thought he had punish
ment enough, and decided TO remain on the
stage floor longer than the 10 seconds per-
mitted by the rules.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11
PULLMAN RACES.

Seven Good Races Yesterday-AquatiC
Events In All GLASSES.
PULLMAN, Ill, August 10.-Four thou
sand persons were present to-day at the
closing races of the Lake Calumet regatta:
First Race-JuniOr singles, d. W. Shea,
Boston, won. Time, 11:423.
Second Race-Junior double, st. Paul
won. Time, 10:36i.
Third Race-Senior four-oared shells,
the Atlantas, of New York, won. Time,
9:5S4.
Fourth Race-Senior singles, D. Dohs-
hue, of Toronto, won. Time, 1O:4S3.
Fifth Race-SeniOr pair-Osred, the De-
trOits won. Time, 1855.
Sixth Race-Senior doubles, the Metro
politans, OF New York, won. Time, 1904.
Seventh Race-Six-osred barges, the
Westerns, Of St. Louis, won. Time,
4:344.
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Tall Enders Quit Even.

PITTsBURG, PA, August 1.-TWO
games were played this afternoon, the
home team quitting even. They lost the
first game by loose base stealing, and won
the second by punching their hits. Score;
Pittsburg ................~O Q O. ]
Washington. ......O U
Earned, Washington .; errors, Pitts
burg 2, Washington 5; hits, Pittsburg Z,
Washington 6; pitchers, Sowders and Had
dock. Second game score;
Pittsburp. p............4 2 0 0 0 0 0 O.
Washington q. see. 10 0 0 0 l l.
Earned runs, Pittsburg 2. Washington
4; errors, Pittsburg none, Washington 2;
hits, 7 each; Pitchers, Staley and Sulli-
van. Umpire, Curry.
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Other Games.

At Observation-Disclosures 20, Baltimore
none; hits, Cincinnati u, Baltimore 3; er-
rors. Cincinnsti none, Baltimore 4; Pitch
ere Foreman and Duryes.
At Cleveland-Clevelsnd 10, Philsdel-
mia s; errors, Cleveland 2, Philadelphia
&: hits, Cleveland IS, Philadelphia .;
pitchers, Bufinton and Sanders.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 6, Column
bus /: errors. Kansas City 3, Columbus l;
hits, Kansas City 6, Columbus 8; pitcheis'
Swartzel and GAstright.
AtLouisville-Louisville 8, Athletics Ill;
bits Louisville II, Athletics 10; errors,
Athletics 8, Louisville 4; pitchers, Hecker
and Seward.
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COLON NOT GUILTY.
His Creditors Declare that He Did Not Coz
init FORGERY.

His Creditors Declare that He Did Not Com
NIT Forgery.
MINSEAPoLIs, MINI, August 1O.-J.
Frank Collom, the alleged forger of nearly
$500, 600 Of the paper OF John 7. Blaisdsll,
the millionaire capitalist, was arrested at
halfpast four O'clock this afternoon in the
office of Eustis Brothers, Temple Court.
Financial circles have been terribly shaken
up all day, and rumors of the widest char
acter are ahoat. 1t is now reported that
there has been no forgery at all, but that
Blsisdell signed the paper caTlessly, and
finding he was on such a stupendous
amount became alarmed and sought to
place the whole blame on Collom, by max
ing the claim that all bat Sl5. 600 OF the
paper was forged.
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CRAMER,s MURpERERs.
-Four Young Men VIII be Arrested Il
Killing the Old Man.

-Four Young Men VIII be Arrested for
Killing the Old Man.
CoNNELLsvILLE, PA, August TO-
While to the general public the brutal muir
der of old man Samuel Cramer, in Salt
Lick Township, on July %, remains a
deep mystery, there is limited number Of
persons by whom it is alleged that the psr-
petrators OF the crime have been located
and will shortly be arrested.
They are said to be four in number, and
are residents of Salt Lick. The person
volunteering this information to the re-
porter refused to give the names of the sus-
pected parties, fearing it would interfere
with plans laid to secure their arrest. They
are said to be all young men comprising a
crowd which frequently visited Cramer's
gtOYe,
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ohleaso's Exposition Goes.

CHICAGO, ILL, August 10.-SOmetime
ago Mr.. Warren F. Leland, Of the Leland
Hotel, secured an Injunction restraining
the managers of the Exposition building
from extending the structure, and declar-
ing that its existence on the lake front,
which has been dedicated as public park
to be forever free from buildings, is in viO-
la,ion Of the law. Since that time strenu-
ous efforts have been made to get Mr.. Le-
land to withdraw his opposition, but with
out avail. To-day il is announced that
the usual full exhibition and the fat stock
show will be held, after which the build
ing will be torn down.
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FOB WEST vIRGINIANS.

Postofices and Pensions Distributed with
an Even Hand.
Special telegram 10 the Sunday Reoiar.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 10.-The
Clerk of the House has not been informed
as to whether West Virginia contestants
for seats will be present at the opening of
the testimony next week. 1t will be
opened whether they are present or not.
WEST VIRGINIA PENSIONS
were granted to-day as follows: Original
invalid, Jacob q. Wetzsl, James W. Smith; !;
increase, Samuel A. DAiler. Original wild
ows, ETC., Hiram, father Of Abraham
Tilter.
FOURTH CLASS PosTMASTERs
were appointed for West Virginia to-day
as follows: John L. Peterson, Blair, Han
cock county, vice James B. Gibson, re.
signed, and Richard Mahan, Douglass,
Jackson county, vice Il. Douglass, re-
moved.
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KllIed to Ornament women,s Hats.

PARIS, August 10.-The French Minis
ter of Agriculture in his report just made
public greatly deplores the determination
Of the swallows in France, which has taken
place within the past two years. The
farmers, he says, now greatly miss these
useful insect destroyers. Two years ago
the feathers and wings Of these birds came
into vogue for ornaments for women's
hats, and the swallows were slaughtered
by the wholesale.
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No American Intervention Possible.

BAR HARBog, Me-, August 1O.-Neither
President Harrison or Secretary Blaine
will consent to talk for publication on the
subject of Mrs. Msybsick's fate. They
have received no official information on
the subject, and as Mrs. Maybrick lost her
American nationality and became an Eng
lishwoman when she married her late hus-
band. it is difficult to see in what manner
the United States Government could in
taryene In her behalf.
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lmnortant Postofii ce Decision.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-Frst Comp
troiler Matthews has given an opinion
that the increased rate Of compensation of
third class postmasters under the act of
March 3, 1883, the readjusted salaries Of
pOstmasters do not commence until their
commissions are issued by the President
and they have taken the oath of office.
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Picking Up Pearls In wIscon.In.

MONROE, Wis, August 1O.-Great ex-
citement prevails at Albany, this county,
on the Sugar river, over the finding of
pearls, They ere found in clam shells, be-
tween the membrane and she'll, and are of
all sizss, from pins head TO a large-sizsd
pen, and of all shades. Some have been
sold for as high as SIS, and 800 has been
refused for others. A shipment, estimated
to be worth 81, 500, was made to Chicago
last Monday. The excitement is so great
tia. men, women and children are rakipg
and dragging the river in search of CLAIMS.
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MINORS ORDERS.

He Tells Harrison that Wsrmoth's Ap-
pointment Must bs Withdrawn.
NEW ORLEANS, August 10.-Henry @.
Minor, who was recently nominated for
Congress by the Republicans Of the Third
District, telegrapbed President Harrison
on Wednesday, a. follows: "Warmoth's s
appointment as Collector must be with
drawn, or will withdraw from the can
vass for Congress Warmoth's appoint
ment would defeat me-" Mr.. Minor also
stated plainly that he would not accept the
nomination unless the Federal patronage
was placed ut his disposal.
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vgv FORCED FROM THEIR WORK
,,i Tsar.any Beaten by the Enrag'd
Rioters

...,s,rrlr. PA, August 1O-When
80 s.,-;T and his posse went to Meyer
' ,a' s.,s-,oon s,s- to arrest the Fioting HuDga-
this az 49, nuud none in sight. The posse
IiAn'' 49, s,rrounded the houses IN the
valley --r s-r..s They found but two. They
IN 'l' ,,..5 under guard at Squire Muir
Te', .dos.s e. Tbspossethen went upthe hill
P9y So, -.-,+vomore. Word was received
,Du ',, T., to the number Of $50 were
s1frepehed behind s1CnS go, a.--.;e '',-a;t-
'gi.b 1is.ols. knives and CLUBS "e1S ava,
~ ~ coming Of thu officers. Inc llen
..5-,rstei and surrounded the unr9!y loI-
....srs When they came to within sew
~. "a v,rds of the Huns, fire Was open,
- sI' -,-1 tbs officers. IL was returned
.-,-o5tiv = and the Huns broke and run.
10 one was hurt on either side.
rHE BATTLE CONTINUED.
ebo,;e Miller collected bis men and
r,rmsd plan Of action The Hans were,
r,eantime. ou, OF sight ana the eihcs.s
.tarted toward Morgan Station, where IL
- leaned the Huns collected. On TIE
w.y through fields and over hills the posse
u,s cred upon several times oy niulns
INNS. When the men arrived az morgan
Stsf;o, they found the Huns IN their rem
5s-y,rs the soup houss. After Parleying .
--b,is s,me of the rioters came out ana
- r,,, the officers, who were upon 8
birg overlookiug the house. Atthis time
h c,,,of hs learned If any person IN elther
- was injured. They were stlll hgnt,
~, Al the last report The Huns are Wen
armed with reyo.vers and knives anu some
have muskets. They are deIsrmlnsu q
resist arrest. and considerable trouble L
Anticipated in dislodging them from tneii
stronghold.
HrNs CRAZY WITH DRINK
q Duncan. the officer assaulted by
tina Huns this morning, was 0adly cut
about the face by the stones thrown oy
the rioters. No caus3 can be assigned ior
the action of the Hungarians IN hrst a.
sanlting the workmen al Coal Brook.
After the scale had been fixed at the con-
frence st Everson, the matter was inteI-
preted to them, and they aP-
peared perfectly willing to re-
sume work, but no sooner had the
English speaking miners started
10 work than the Huns broke out They
have been drinking all the time during
the strike, and to-day when they resisted
arrest by the posse, we're Wild with hquor.
The four Huns arrested at Meyer were
taken 20 UniontOWn this evening.
They acted as if they expected rescue by
their cOuntrymen until just bsiote board
ing the train. They here attempted &c
escape, and very nearly succeeded, as th'
guard was not large.
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Harrison Thanks Charles.

CHICAGO, August 1O.-GOv. Foster. on
his arrival here this afternoon, received the
following message from the President:
BOSTON, August 10.
Hon. Chas. Foster. Chicago, III.
desire not only to congratulate, but TO
sincerely thank the commission Tor the
successful negotiations with the Sioux
BENZ. HARRISON.
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NE1 ToRK, August 1O.-Ferdinand
Has-s tie inventor, who was arrested for
completely in the stealings Of Eben S.
allen, ex.President of the Green Line
street ralrway, was discharged from Gus
'oly on that charge in the Tombs Police
0lar' to-day but held in 5000 bail as q
witness. Bail wac furnished.
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field again to-day in ten inning contest.
Bob Westlake made q home run in the
eighth. Score:
RE.R. BIZ T.
springfeld.......0 1O1000ol- > s 2
Burchard and Fitzsimmons for Mans
field, Esston and r. Westlake for Spring
field. Time, two hours.
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mipgo Defeat. the Red Letters.

Hits, 8 and 5; errors, and .; batteries,
Stab and Doyle, Allen and Lauzsr.
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A HEAVY JUDGMENT.

The X. Il o. Railroad Oonfesses In Suit
for Nearly $SOO,OO0.
Special Telegram 10 The Sunday Rec Lser.
CHARLESTON, August 1O.-SOme time
since the Kanawha Improvement Company
brought suit in the Circuit Court Of this
county against the Kanawha and Ohio
Railway Company to recover the sum Of
1886, 2S2, being the aggregate of principal
and interest up TO last Wednesday, on
which day the Kanawha and Ohio Com
pany confessed judgment ny attorney.
This is one of the heaviest confessions OF
iubgment ever made in this court.
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on his Way no CANAUA

The Boston Defauiter Seen by = Friend In
Albany
Boston, August 1O.-The mystery which
has surrounded the disapPearance Of Gid
con 2. Brown, Treasurer Of the Riverside
and O5wego Corporation has been tighten
ed to the extent Of the discovery Of his
" whereabouts on the morning OF Wednes-
day, August 7ih. Mr. Isaac II. Hall, a
well known wool dealer, says that be met
Brown in Albany at 6 a. N. "wednesday IN
tie tain that left Boston Tuesday night.
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TOO MANY ALIENS.

England to Protect Herself Against the
Influx of cheap Labor.
LONDON, August 10.-The committee
appointed by Parliament to consider the
question of immigration recommends that
an annual census be taken Of aliens srriv-
ing and settling in Great Britain. The
committee thinks it inadvissble at present
to enforce laws similar to those enforced in
America against destitute immigrants, but
it says that the country ought 10 contem-
plate the early necessity for such legisla-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-11

That distention OF the stomach which
many feel after eating, may be due to
improper mssticstion Of the food; but, in
most csses, it indicates a weakness OF the
digestive organs, the best remedy for
which is one of Ayers Pills, to be taken
after dinner.
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- church nlrorce Scandal.

S0scidl TtltqTdm q tf Sunddg ht0lsltF'
COLUMBUS, o., August 1O.-The bill Of
exceptions IN the famous Church divorce
case hiss been filed. The document is
about a foot thick, consisting Of ., $50
pages Of matter, and contains about 7O5,
600 words. The sOsts Of the case, exclus-
i've Of attorneys and stenogrsphers fees,
are 80 50
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WASHINGTON. August 1O.-Itis learned
'aat the damsge to the steel cruiser, BOs-
'on' by her mishap in Newport HarbOr, is
more serious than was at first supposed.
70 addition to the great hole knocked in
asr plates. some of the frames have been
'el, and Will probably have to taken out,
and large numbers Of rivets are started up.
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nIrLOMATIc ArPOINTNIETs.

Result of Harrison's Little Talk With
Blaine.
BAR HARBoR, Me, August lO.-Presi-
cent Harrison has made the following ap-
pointments: Samuel z. Phillips, Of North
Carolins. Commissioner On the part Of the
United States under the Venezuelan ard
United States treaty concerning the ed-
.as,ment Of claims; Charles G.. Pope, OF
Missouri, Consul at Toronto: Richard G.
Lay. OF the District Of Columbia, Consul
Gene-al at Ottawa.
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Conductor KnIed Near Dayton

DAYTON, O., August 1O.-James Kirby
a freight conductor on the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton railway, fell from
his train near Middletown this morning,
and the wheels cut off both his legs and
head He was not missed until the tram
cached Hamilton. The body was brought
to his family here.
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Tracy at Bar aarbor. ~ 4

BAR HARBoR, August 1O.-The IS. s.
Dispatch reached here this morning with
Secretary Tracy on board, and an hour
later the Secretary, bis daughter Mrs. Will
merding, Lieut.. and Mrs. Mason and Capt.
Cowles called upon the President. The
afternoon will be spent on the Sappho by
the President and his Secretary of State.
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ouay's Son for the Legislature.

HARRISBURG, PA, August 1O.-Richard
Quay, the ''son of his father" passed
through here to-day, en- route to Virginia
He refused to cay whether or not he would
be a candidate for the Legislature next
wear, but intimated very strongly that he
would.
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Winding up a Big Conner Company.

LONDON, August 1O.-A petition has
been presented to the Courts by the Mat
thesons for the winding up Of the affairs Of
the New Foundland Copper Company.
The Matthesons are creditor of the firm to
the amount of $50, 600 pounds. A decision
upon the petition has been postponed.
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GUTHRIE'S DECISION.

The Ksnawha Certificates Kemsnded TO
the County Court.
Special telegram to the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, August TO-
Judge F. A. Guthrie, of the Kanawha Cir
cult Court, to-day disposed of the care of
Fleming vs. the Commissioners Of the Kama
wha County Court. The Court took the case
on the record in certorari, and reversed the
County Court and remanded the cause to
the County Court of Kanswha County, to
be therein tried according to the principles
of the common law.
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MRS. HARRIsON's DAY.

She Enjoys Herself Quietly at Nantucket.
Her sister Better.
NASrUcEET, MASS, August 10.-Mrs.
Harrison, wife of the President, passed a
4l.st day day yesterday. Her sister, Mrs.
S,ott-Lord on account Of whose illness
Mrs Harrison came here, has improved
ngdly. To-day Mrs. Harrison will ride
Quito the east end Of the island and enjoy
Ii. view from the bluff, and extend her
01e0 he village Of SisscOnsett.
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Mingo Defeats the Red Letters.
Special Ttls0rom TO The Sunday Register.
MINGo JUNCTION, O., August 10.-The
Mingoes and Red Letters, of Wheeling,
played an interesting game of ball here
to-day, the latter bsing unable to do any
thing with Keller's delivery. The home
team played good ball and were too heavy
for the visitors. Score:
Mingos...... ...............S 0 1Ol 100 p S
Red LetteIs..............O 0 0 0 O. l
Batteries, Mingo, Kelley and Feeterers;
Red Letter, Malcom and Scott; hits,
Mingo 6, Red Letter 2; two-base hits,
Justice, Feeterers; three-bsse hit, O. Mey-
ers; struck out, by Myers II, by Malcom,
IL.
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oonvep,Ion of missionary Societies.

READING, PA, August 1O.-The La
dies Missionary Society of the Evangelical
Churches of the United States, Germany
and Japan will have its convention in the
South Sixth Street Evangelical Church
Sentember 10 to %, inclusive. 1t is ex-
nected that at least 125 delegates will be
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Judge Cummin Dying.

WILLIAMSBURG, PA, August TO-
According to a dispatch from oresson
Springs, received here last night, Judge
Cummin is dying. A turn for the worse
occurred yesterday and his prostration is
more critical than at any time since his
il1uaaa
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A s3OO .OOO Fire In Indiana.

CHICAGO, August 1O.-A special dis
patch from Hammond, Ind, to the Daily
Ne,cs says: At 4 o'clock this morning the
large packing house of George A. Ham,
mond & Co, was destroyed by fire. The
loss is $500 900. 1t will take three months
to repair the damage.
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PARADISE.
-. s,oux g Ntion Contains Some
"a sOd Land.

The Sioux Nioh OOn'ins
"a 'Od Land.
CHICAGO. An Gov. FcJter, the
Chairman cf tn. Sioux Commission, In
talking Of the work Of the cOmmiszion
said: There has been a Misrepresentation
as to the number of acres TO be opened to
the public. The latest information shows
that it is 8. 600, 900 acres instead Of11, ,OOO,-
600, the latter figures being those estimated
by the commission last year"
Are the lands to be offered for sale,
the garden spots of the earth, that they
have been represented to beg" Gov. Foster
was ssked.
'sThere are some good grazing lands and
some good farming lands. OF the whoIe
| think the best are the grazing lands. 1t
ia a good place for raising cattle and sheep,
but the latter business would have to be
ON a large scale.