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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-03

Entries close August 1, 1889. Blanks for
entries, statement of conditions, and all in
formation can be obtained by addressing the
L. ICHTENBERGER, President.
r. fl. HEWITT. Secretary.
jy3-au1 No. ~ n. Main st, room 10.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-03

Delicious lunches at moderate prices at
the "Anheuser," 285 N. Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-03

Private family entrance for ladies at
the "Anheuser," 295 N. Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-03

THE DAVIS Sewing Machine is undoubtedl
the best made. One hundred were sold in thi
county last month. % South Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-03
Respectfully,

Police Judges of Los Angeles City.
The above statement is endorsed by me.
FRANK P. KELLY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-03
Decorative Art Rooms, I24 and 126
West second street.

Decorative Art Rooms, I24 and re6
West second street.
Miss Irene Lamb is closing out her
large stock Of summer millinery at cost
to make room for new importations.
Figured silks and stamped goods also at
greatly reduced prices.
Ask your druggist for Putnam's $
| LanOline Cream. Ladies protect your
| skin from becoming brown and wrinkled by
| the daily use Of Lanoline Cream. 1t has been
| tested in dry climates with the most gratifying
| results. Do not go to the beaches without 1t.
| See circulars with cream.
| Dealers ana Uonsumere OF Beer
Will find 1t to their advantage to call on Phila-
delphia Brewery, Also street, for the best lager
| or steam-beer. good on drsught for weeks at
| bottles returned. Delivered to any part of the
| oity. Telephone 81.
We invite the public TO come to our grand
| clearance sale-City of Paris.
Notary Public and COmmlssto mey
For New York and Arizona, Ct. A. Dobinson
l34 West Second street. Hollenbeok Block.
Are You Going to Build?
For plans and specifications go to R. B.
Young, Architect % s. Spring street.
WE ADVISE our readers to see and examin
the Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Machine, No
% South Main street.
s'Life Size,' crayons $50, at Edouart &
Sons, 121 8. Spring. Satisfaction guaranteed.
the "Anheuser," 2s5 N. Main street.
Theo. Rapp, wood Engraver,
No. 10 Court street, room 8. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Reasonable prices,
"Prices no object" more room required,
|ooas. s.sold y4gardiess of cost. City of Paris.
genuine clearance sale-2O per cent below
manufacturers prices. "City of Paris"
Prices ON Lumber
Are extremely low at present, but the lowest
are obtainable at the Schaliert-Ganahl Lumber
Company.
Grand Clearance Sale-Goods at twenty per
cent below manufacturers prices. "City of
Paris"
For healthful ch ange of air and scenery try
a few days at Arrowhead Springs. Summer
rates.
Don't Buy Amy Lumber
Until you have had an estimate on yonr bill |
from the schallert Ganahl Lumber Company,
First and Alameda streets.
Ebinger's Celebrated
Milk and homemade bread always fresh on |
hand. Corner Third and Spring.
Dress Goods, silks and dress trimmings 20 |
per cent. below manufacturers prices "City |
of Paris"
Sherwfn. Williams prepared house |
paints at P. II. MATHEWS. |
Notary Public and Conveyancer,
Frank M. Kelsey. II North Spring street.
THE DAVIS Sewing Machine is undoubtedly |
the best made. One hundred were sold in this |
county last month. % South Main street.
Pure French Taught by
Professor from Paris. References. P. o. box |
1917.
Delicious lunChe at moderate prices at |
the "Anheuser," 285 N. Main street |
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-03

Notary Public and Conveyancer,
Frank M. Kelsey. II North Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-03

Are extremely low at present, but the lowest
are obtainable at the Schallert-Ganahl Lumber
Company.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-03

Sherwfn- williams, prepared hous
paints at P. II. MATHEWS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-03
THIRD pAY-wEDNEsDAY. OCT. %.
FOURTH DAY-TBURsDAY, OCT. 2l.

No. 12-Running-1H mile dash for all ages
$50 entrance; half forfeit; $3.50 added.
No 13- Running-bs mile dash for 2.year. olds !;
$50 entrance; half forfeit: $3.50 added.
No. 14-TrottiDg-22 class; free tor all $500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-03

Grand Clearance Sale-Goods at twenty per
cent. below manufacturers prices. "City of
Paris
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UNCLE SANS BIG DEBT
Secretary WINDOWS Explanation Of the
Late Monthly Statement.
This -AdatWi-t ration Aa. Paid Highsr
Prices rOr Bond. Than Heretofssr~-
why the lB~bt shoW~
Gncrense.

WASHINGTON. sept. Referring to
certain newspaper statements that during
the months of July and August this year
the public debt Increased over 81 .OD.OO.
while during the same months i'm lsss the
debt dscrssa~cd over Sl1 .UUUD. Secretary
Window says: These statcn,cuts convey
am c;stirsly erroilcotis impression. The
fact ~ shown hy the books Of the treasury
that on the :srh of June, lsS9, the total
aHount Of the. public debit. including
tponsls of al! kinsis was Sshi. .:,ss. *. and on
tlss, 81 st clay of Dctois.r il was s15.l7S. SD..
showing "a reduction of Sasl.9lO. .isO. During
These. two months of last year the rvtl,n'-
ti'n WAS only .,tscut ons-tfiirsi of that
amount. wiz: S1.o5i,2.O. The. reduction
81 all interest during the same months
this year has been Ss75.6S,, being more
than thr-" times .ss great u reduction aS
that Of last year. In fact the reduction Of
the animal interest OF tho public debt dur
ing the hast two months has been s-,,iall.sl
by only a. few periods i'm tho co,iutry's his
tory. i he s'rrspueu,i~ conclusion ai,ov. r,.-
form al the monthly statement of the pub
lie debt issued Icy this department in
which the amount of th. debt is given
increase Of cash in the treasury show. an
apparent decrease of tho debt. and dis
bitrsscnrcnts for any purposs. other than
ptirs i,i,sc of bonds AT par value show AN
apparent incrss. of tlH. public debt equal
to- the amount Of such disbursements. Dur
ing th. last two months. though, the actual
reduction Of debt was S1N.?lO. 1ss,. ti,.
debt stat"Iticnt showed an apparent i'm
c:1'n~" of S1.th>i.Ur The increase ~ dis
inir-"ii"iits FOR July and August this year
over Jiliy aud August ih~t wear. * a,.-
cunn,"d for 10y the fact .hat most of tl..
appropriation bills w"I,' not passed in
1S>s uthil September aud ts'tob.r and the
money wa- not availabl" except to sstici,
limited amounts az were permitted 10y
continuance resolutions of CougrsSs.
Will" III l'eSa ;i,' appropriation for the cr,-
tire year was available on July 4. The
largely Increased purchases Of bonds for
the sinking fund during III" last two
months over corresponding months of
last year show an increase in premiums
paid of SD, ,lsEG4S. All these things
fig,ii, in tho last detailed statement as AN
iucrotS'' in public debt, while in reality
they isiv. nothing to do with il.
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JACK The RIPPER AGAIN
sis s-~s--s Gvim~ ss~ M".s T~vrsss~ "s the
~~rt~--A. Gsual the f'oulre Ona~taas
Arc Completely Ia The
DnPk.

LONDON. Sept. 1O.-At I'D this morning
the police found ths. b<sly of n fallen wo-
man lying at the corner of tire railway
ars'h ON Cable strs,et. whitechapel. Ex-
animation of tho rsuain~ showed! the. heal
and arms had bsen cut Off and carried
away. the stomach rippcsi open and the.
intc>tincs wcrr lying on tho ground. a
Gordon of police instantly surrounded tl,s.
spot. hut no ARRESTS have been made. UP tai
= a. u,- Policemen pass the spot sveS,
fifteen minutes. Those duty last night
say they SAW nothing suspicious. Physi-
cians who examined tho body state in
their opinion the murder and m,Itilation
occupied nearly an hour. IL il s,irIni~esi
the murderer carried oft the head and
arms i'm "a bag. Tho murder il thu. worst
of the whole series of Whitccha,s.l Tn,ir-
ds'rs.
The way in which the limbs were sew
po--s's>'ssl some surgical skill. The woman
was about ~ years old. Her clothing was
shabby AMI she WAS evidently "a spirit
,irinkcr. The r.maiu- have not bs-.n
Identified. The uioSt intense excitement
prevails i'm Whitsvhapcl- Crowds sur
round the uiort,Esry i'm which the ,,osiy
lies.
Later details show th..rs. il uo blood OF,
the ground wbcr, the body was fouIsd nsnr
On the. body. From this il il evident the.
murder was committed in some other
place, and the hosiy subsequently ticro-it-
eel under the railway a-cbcs. 1h. trunk
was nude. \ torn. biootiy rhcuiiSs. was
found near. The body ansl are in
tact. hut the, legs ar,. missing. IL j. is.-
Hf.t sf.sy-f lgff rs.fss
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The Dr..--.., ss..-r l.,-.,Ix,.s.....

KANSAS Cry. sept. ~. The senatorial
investigation committee resumed it's
sion to-day. =. Is. Armour. head of ths.
Armour Packing Company of this city.
took th" stand. Hs. had sagrscmsut
with tlic railroads i,y which ls. g,,t lower
rates oti shipments than any oth..r Hrr,.
The witness said he was not "a us.'tits.r OF
any combination Whose I,,iripo>s. was Ia.
control either I'll. prices of cattle pr
slrs.ssssi meat. The territory Was not sli-
vtis'd iip iH,tws,,u thu. packers All pack
crS sold in all markets and competition
so brisk. in fact. that even iis. and his
brother often cut each other in business.
senator Vest asked IL be had knowl.Slsrs.
81 any combination in Chicago. Armour
refused to answer. He said lac. had no
connection with Armour. of Chicago, any
how.
Mr.. Armour knew of no agreement b.
tween tlis. railroads aud the big hackers.
He was s,ir, the rates to all the packers and
shipper were. practically on the same
isl~i-. Bs fors, the. s.lo~s. pf his ts-tiyu,tiy
"a" reverted once rnors' To the question OF
competition ts'tween packers. saving il
80 briss there. was little profit iu the
,ir's-sd al meat b,isiu..->.
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TRENTON. y. D.. Sept. io. The demo
ocratic Stat, convention Ia nominate 4,
candidate Tor governor wa- called To- order
Icy Chairman MrD"rmott shortly after
noon to-day. Frederick Marsh. temporary
chairman. in a spsc,-h endorsed the tariff
policy Of Cleveland: ~ the mention of
whose nam" tlirrs, Ns..s loud cheering. hut
when the speaker rcfsrrssd To Governor
Hill. the cheers wcrc even louder. Leon
Ahi,ott was rcuorninatsd sor governor 10y
acciaioaticu.
The platform rsaffirm- the doctrines
adopted in the national dcn.s.rsltis- plat
form at St. Lo,iis- IL calls attention tn tl..
fact that at tls. late presidential elcstiou :,
large. plurality OF voters of the. United
States sisclarsi 10y their ballots their csprs-
fisicus-c in tls. NATIONAL sicur,cratic admin
istreti,ri aud th,.ir slcsirs. for it~ sptitiu-
t,ance. and says: "1hc s,,nsc~s of the ma
tioIial republican ticket was brought about
by tis. corrupt of money and this
shame has been made more. ,lsrirlg by the.
official honor. conferred upon rortrihsi-
tors to- the corruption funds. IL declared
against TRUSTS.
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Grave fears arc entertained for property
at Atlantic City ~ we'll ~ the lives OF NJ
sislents, for there wossld bc nO way Of
cape should the condition bs'cou,c more
threatening.
wAsHINGroN. Sept. ~. The hydro
graphic office haas prepared the following
statement of tllss effect upon tidal marks
along the coast of New Jersey and Long Is-
land Tor the past few days, causs,tl by hur~
ricancs coming upon the coast from the
West Indies. Disasters at sea fcarvtl.
The necessity for tclcgraphic communica-
tion with bermuda and Nassau. that
warning to shipping may lpe given, is
pointed out. This is the hurricane season
and grave fears of disaster to shipping
entertained.
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So. that yopr m"D,e as ,ryisfe,,,I.
Anxious T, ~h "a tie an.

SARATo,;N. Sept. 4.--Jin St.arii.s> Of
Hadlcy. in this comfy, has for many years
liu..l 4, lonely and eccentric life. He il
now making arrangements for his death
and burial. Some years ago u" made tho
collin in which hr desires to u. buried.
and which d" has kept in the ho,Is.. s,s "a
convenient article in which to keep his
clothing. He recently bought "a piece Of
ground in which hc has dug his own grave.
On the. first of September he commenced
to fast with tli. avowcd determination to
end his lif.. in that way. declaring that hc
does not rs.tsa rsl death 10y voluntary stssrya-
.ion as suicide.
Stcarirc~ il OF quite a. religious turn of
mind. and has mad" arrangements To-
hav. all his property invested in tc-ti-
urnts Tor distribution among the poor.
He il cheerful, Int firm iu his ds.tcrIniua-
ton to go without food, asserting that. as
hc had nothing to slo with his coming into
the world. he means Ia go ont or IL at such
time and in such nianu'ras "a. may clios,-..
to adopt.
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Packages. lfun,iIe> ansi Cans ct Moory
Amongst the lssfser- in Wis s.arres.

Packages. tfunsiIe> anI CaR- at Moory
Amongst the Nanrr- Ia Wis s;arr-t.
NEw CAsrLa, Iud.. Sept. IL. 4 r"frari>-
able discovery of accumulated wealth by
~ miscrly old f,rmcr was made rear thi.
city to-iay. William toSarsi. an s-'srntrir
character. living u few miles south of New
Castle. who was known 10 posss's- conisid-
cr.ihl. wealth. has been iu poor health
and failing mind for some time. Recently
IN effort was made to settle up his estate
aud il was Thought that the old gentleman
had considerable money sccrtted about
his premises. To-day an attorney from
this city went with some of the heirs to
Mr.. Cosarsrs home. and insisted ON his
giving up all his po--s.sSioris that il might
bc safely deposited. He finally admitted
having some mooney hidden away iva the
house. lie brought out "a tainsli" contain
ing S2.OUo, Int bs'ing satisfied that there
WAS more he WAS prevailed upon tn pro-
tl,icc the rest. After much iusistauics. hs,
produced from various places in tho oil
fsrtn tss,u-s. an amount nj wealth that
amazed those present. From the garrcs.
and slowed away under the r.iftsr> next
ilr roof were produced packages aud
bundles of bills. From beneath the floor
were. brought forth ,oxs.s and tin cans
hllci with gold ansl silver coins until the
place rc-s.rnhlssl some rude. but we'll
-ts.k.-I banking establishment.
Tbs. money was brought tai this city an,.
,h-Js,-its.l in the First National bank. and.
wisu counted. amounted to S.si.BD Many
of tss. bills and coins bs'ar date. and i~s,r.
that srs mot commonly i'm use to-day,
showing that tho accumulation has bs-ct,
going al, for years.
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No~ - The time to register.
Another sear- War.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Sept. 10. At Stos.ktou
yesterday IA white man STABILIZED ~ negro.
This outraged the negroes of tho place,
who swarncd around "a -tor,. in which the
white man took refuge. demanding his
surrender, and threatening to raid and
burn tli.. stor,. IL their demand was not
complied with. The whites Of Stockton
tclegraph,sI Ia Nnlslo~ta for reinforce
rncnts. and twenty-five white men armed
left Stockton 10y train. The talsl.st,
guards wired Gov. Gordon asking. to b..
ordered out. hut have received rIo reply.
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GLESwooD SPRINGS, Col. Sept. TO-
Lieutenant Samuel A. S,nstkc. stationed
1T Fort Logan. arrived at Gl.nwood
Springs last night from "A trim to Routt
county to investigate the recent Indian
scare. tie r..port- but few Indians To bs.
found. and tl,,r.s. in ~uiali parti.-. They
claimed to Ia. after stray horses. hut it ia
pretty certain they were a hunting party.
The petition r,'c.utly sent in by the. resi-
dents of Routt county was more. against
the issuing ~ permits hy the Indian
agent allowing the Cts.s to leave their rcs-
crvation. The reports of armed parties
wst- caused by fronticr~tnen fooliug n
party of i"n,lcrfec, who wrr,. going up
country hunting.
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ls.,uInnger Worries Them.

LONDON, Sept. 1O.-Thc French minis
try, as the election approaches. arr. more
than ever determined to show mo- quarter
to- Boiianger and his partiss,ns. Tc-tcr-
day in Paris alone. the police. arrested y,
who wers, posting Boulangist pla-
cards. and in the provinces the police are
equally wntclIfiil lest the recent manifesto
of the London exile, should see the light
of day. The men arrested in Paris are
mostly professional bill posters. with mo-
special prc,lilcction for either Bo,ilangs.r
ar his cause. and stand AS ready to post
yesterday. This fact. however. does not
save them from thu. summary vengeance
of frightened government. and they
were sentenced to ten days imprisonment
each for violating the recent decree OF
Mousignor toI,star,s. minister of the in
terror. prohibiting the In W king al pl;ls..,rsl-
ing of any documents entuatiIg from
General Bo,ilangt'r. Count Dillon or NJ.
Rochcfort.
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MRS. PoTTER's PLANS.
why She ssas 1D~rtsaesi to Abandon Scr |
Ssas0u ta Aus~rBca.

why She esas 1D~ris1esl t0 Abandon Ser
Sssspu In America
NEW YORK, Sept. lO.-Accorsiing tD ~
group at thrr,. four men who are com
ccrnssi In the tour OF Mrs. Potter and Kyric
Bsllcw. there IN ~ very curious story un-
sleriyinR her sudden determination tn give.
up her seaso. i'm America. Two of the.
men i'm question have returned from E,i-
rnlr', and they arr thoroughly in touch
with the conditions of affairs bstwecn
Mrs. Potter and Beilcw.
The facts i'm brief seem to he that Bel
lev has gained an asccnsicncy over Mrs.
Potter, which is u decided novelty in her
life. Heretofore she has been notable
woman who, under no circumstances,
allowed herself to bc thwartssi i'm any.
thing that her wish had is,cn conferred
upon. During her first season her man.
ayers had au infinite amount of trouble.
i'm holding her down to ordinary business.
methods. but after ths. first few months of
her travelling tour with Mr.. Bcllsw il hs.-
came evident that his ass,cnticusy over her
was complete.
u was no sesrct among those acquainted
with her that the scoring hc received from
the daily press. and especially after his
revelations about Mrs. Carter AMI other
women he had mixed ,p with. at least
just bcfors. he went abroad to hid g.,otl-by
to America Tor gossl, and the ambition to
make "a success i'm London ITSELF has
grown constantly.
lie. has apparently converted MrS. Pot
ter tn his way of thinking. for the private
telegram received here to-day makes il
reasonably certain that ho,h Bsllsw and
Mrs. Potter will appear in london in N'-
vcInl,cr.
Mrs. Poticr's cpl,,gcnncnt is a certainty.
and Bsll'ws contingent: hut there IL no
has ~,,rc.<sl.-l i'm bcwi,shing Mrs. Potter
with the belief that IL il to- her iutrrsst to
play i'm london instead Of America.
L. -, ffsfs .f,,g,s ar p.,I,
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Inl.,ss upr rc,list.s uon cnnnnf rn,c,
SUNSET cox DEAD.
Another "r the Nations Famous Mem
john the >iirnt Majority.


NEW YoRK. Sept. Ia. Congressman
"Sunsct Cox died at s::ss o'clock this
evening. The end was quiet and the siy
ing man br.atlied his last as peacefully AZ
if falling into a light sleep. Mrs. Cox.
who has been sscarrciy away from the bed
side for tho past two days. held his left
hand. willis. his old friend Douglas Taylor
held the other. H." had been con~..ioui~
all day until a quarter of an hour before
the end. MIR. Cox's last s'onvs.r.>ssti tioI, was
about the four territories whose state
hood he hoped to father. He
moritions.tl New Mexico and Arizona
and said something about making ~ great
effort in their behalf at the coming ss.s-
sion. In the afternoon wlil. Dr. Lssk-
woosi was talking to him. Cox made some
witty remark which completely upset the
doctors dignity. Late in the afternoon
kilograms wcr,. sent totoN's three sisters,
two of whom, live in gainesville. o.. and
the. other in St. Louis. Cox'S nephew. who
H.. suys.rintcnsi.nt of the Smithsonian in
-titiitc, was also tcicrraphcd for. DIR.
Lockwood said tn. Immediate c;,usc Of
death was heart failure and cause. peri
tpiIitis. 1elcgranIs were. sent to the ser
gsaut-sit-ariii~ of the hoiis.. OF repr,~sntn-
tiv"s and Ia Speaker Carlisle.
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Murdered by t.gnias"r-.

NEw ORLEANS. Sept. IL. The B,ruvow's
Lafayette. La. special says: A brutal
murder was committed a few miles from
this place. ON th.. Abis.yvill.. road, last
night. Near the ro.,'i-i'i. stos,d small
cabin and i'm this lay the mutilat.d bodies
of Ros..fnond CornIi.r and his daughter.
Ro-.,lie. aged II. They had been muir
dcr,d by q band of regulators who. about
two months ago, whipped Corn,ier and
or,l..r,.d him to leave. His faii,Irs, to do so
resulted in the death Of himself and
daughter l;,st night.
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ALBANY. Sept. IN. Tn" attrn,iln"" at
tn. Grand Park ric,'- to-day was large.
I'll" event of the day was the hotel and
handicap stecl,Icch.,S... In this race the.
famous horse B,,irlS" Cochran frll at the
water jump. breaking both foI..lcgs bclow
th" knee. and had to i,c shot. thus ending
th. career of what was once the. best
-tc"plecha~"r in the country.
Class :. :1U. purse $50 Lady Bullion won.
S;ot,iis,nt..- SECOND. Killarney third. New
ton Is. fourth. Best time. :21L.
Class 2:.si. piirs'. ~ 1.BD- Major tl-i'h
first. Albert second. Adel" Maioi,cy third.
Best time. 2:.D.
Hotel handicap st'"plcclias... about two
mil,.s-kil ill.,ru,'y won. Noltig.'ur second.
M.utinorss third.
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DESroS. Tex. sept. Ia. Last night X.
n. Hannah and wife Bette took poison
with s,iici,l.,l intent. This nioruiIg TN"
man died. Int the woman appears to- bs'
recovering. though it required every doe
tor in TIA. city to rsstIscit.itc her. Hannah
was recently Indicted for incest with -
uiec" who had be"n living with the fam
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l,o...ina.s~rs M Denver

DESNER, Col. Sept. To- The seventh am
uiiat convention of roatinastcr> IF Amer
lea op..ncd in the Chamber of copiucrcs,
this morning with about one hundred
del'gsttc- present. representing nearly
every railroad company in the union.
After the convention WAS called tn order.
Major Lon.lonrr welcomed the delegates
in short address. and President Craig
replied on behalf of the tssosriltion. The.
day WAS occupied in disiosing of routine.
business.
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PArTEIssoN. y. J., Sept. Ia. The eighth
annual encainpmcnt of the Sons of Vet
Grams was formally opened to-day 10y Conn
n.indcr-n n-f ,hief Abbott. His r,comurn-
dation that Linrolu's birthday. February
II. b~' made the occasion of special cell
.br.siion aud called Sons of Veterans
day. caused the ,s~cmbiayc to break out
into hearty applause. About i.uD took
part IN the uniformed parasles this after
noon.
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Don't aeyis-f n register.


NEW SoHk. sept. io.-licnry Wilhelm
Gustav Nuggs, chief clerk of the govern
uicnt pawn shop in Hamburg, has been
arrested 10y United States officers ou -
charge of stealing 25aD marks 10y means
of fraudulent bank accounts. Nugg,. left
Hamburg in March. lss7. and the loss of
money WAS not discovered until "a year
later. III. was held for examination.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-11
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Tran-- Mi,-ouri I'a.>-nv-r A--ncinsion.

DENVER. Col. sept. 10. The regular
monthly meeting of the Trans-Mis-onr
Passenger dissertation was called tn order
here to-day 10y Chairman Finley. The fol-
lowing were present: ID. B. Caldwell of the
Missouri Pacific. j. T.. Lockwood Of tho
Kansas City. Fort Scott & Memphis. -. T..
Boyd 81 tho Rock Island. 4. w. Lee of the.
Union Pacific. G.. T. Nicholson Of the At
Gibson. Topeka Il s~antc F.. -. *. Hooper
Of the Denver * Rio (rs,uslc. George Ady
81 the Denver. Texas d 1T. Worth and NJ.
Frs;u"er Of the Burlington x Missouri.
Matters relative to the publication of a
rate sheet was the subject under discus
Si" association will bc in session the. re-
uis,insicr of the. week.