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ALL WERE DROWNED.

Tn. .,.,p.r sunk in Collision on the
Bri,ish Coast Known Ia he the Glencoe
H.r Entire Crew of Fifiy-Fo,r Men Lost
I.,xnoS Fcb st has been ascertained
bevopd doubt that the steamer which was
ami i'm collision with the British bark
Iaruo Bay on Reachy Head ON Monday
niyht was the Glencoe. belonging to the
Giep Line. OF Glasgow The Glencoe
was bound from Liverpool for Ion
don. She carried crew numbering
fity-two men, all Of whom were presuma-
bly drowned She had no passengers She
was last reported as having passed Prawle
Point on Monday The Glencoe was a
three -master, iron screw steamer OF l,nl
tons. She was built at Glasgow in 1873, was
owned by Mc6regor, Cow \ Co, and was
ntedl 100 Al at the British Lloyd's.
Il is now learned that the crew of the
Glencoe numbered ffty-two men, including
twenty three Cinnamon.
Mrs. Althouse AwaISens nom Her Remark
able Trance Of Thirty-five Days Dura-
tion.
africa, N. v, Feb. s--Mrs Emma Alt
house, the sleeping woman, awakened
Wednesday from her trance, hav ny slept
hirty five days and few hours For the
rast few days she had shown sign, that the
qisis, whether she would awake or not was
approaching. After what appeared 70 be a
Struggle she opened her eyes, her nose bied
/ freely, and her breathing increased In force
and rapidly until the respiration exceeded
( hfty minute. Her temperature was ordinary
I about ninety eight, the pulse unsteady ana
/ Auctnating. Mrs, Althouse was very weak
| and several fainting hts followed her awak-
ing Some nourishment the first since Jan
nary 3, was then given her.
--r-------s - . =,
The Irish stional League Issues Can
for . a. sention 20 He Held In Philadel-
phia In July.
. CINCINNATI, Feb. s-1he council OF the
Irish National League In America met here
thursday and decided 10 call convention
representative OF all Irish organizations OF
whatever nature 20 meet in Julyat Philadel-
phIa and 20 take action in aid OF the lrlsll
PEOPLE. IL was resolved that faTnell Do
asked 10 send representatives TO the con,
yantion. Treasurer OReilly was authorized
q send at once $4,000 10 aid Psinen
long address was adopted extolling the Irish
people aud denounoing the Tory Govern
nent OF England and the Psrnell commits
don An appeal 6 made for assistance foi
Psrnell.
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G,yernor's Secretary Suicides.

RIoHMoSp. VA, Feb S-Captain Jas. 4.
. Waller, private Secretary to Governor
Lee, was found dead in his office with a
bullet hole In his head. No cause 10
assigned for the deed
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Murder and lynching.

SnREvEPoRT la. Feb Hollywood
Handy lcol,re ~, who shot young white
niAa. named chasles Stewart In Bossier
Parish yesterday, was lynched by moi
last night Stewart died this morning.
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sALr LAKE, UTAH, Fob. Il AT the og.
den municipal election to-day the Lite ais
elected the full ticket being the frat tim,
In the history Of the city. There Is great
rejoicing, aud there are high hopes OF iu'
creased material prosperity,
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Poisoned by Claaretie Smokinq.

CARLISLE. Pa, Feb IL The death OF
Eiward Grail OF the Hnrrishrg Call, oc-
CURED In this city after two weeks Illness
The cause Of his death WAS blood-poison-
ing, duo g. excessive cigarette smoking.
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Will Ofiar THAR Sarvicss.

ATLANTA Ca, Feb 9-The Banks Coun.
ty Guards have decided 20 offer their SER
vices to- the Federal Governmen, IN event
OF war over Samoa Tue guards was one
of the most notfbls COMPANIES in the late
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Tho ules Treaty.

WASHINGTON, Feb 9,-The bill to raufy
and con firm an agreement with the south-
ern Ute Indians in Colorado by which
they agree to abandon the Unitah heser-
walton and go over into Utah, was favor.
| ably reported to the Senate
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Ienna<SNe's Coal 0uinut

CHsrrAseodA TEsNs Feb. IL = The
Tradesman reported officially the total
output OF coal In Tennessee in 1883 to be
1907, 81 tons. against LA ?9J tons in 1856
Tho total value of coal mined S?,202. 3sl.
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rsarIna a short Peach Crop.

DENTON. ND, Feb. 9.-Mld weather re.
Gently made the peach buds swell greatly,
and ~ some orchards near Preston some
OF the trees are in full bloom These the
cold has killed, and others II Is feared.
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A rfIesi sBrdsTst,

MEsFBIs TrSS., Feb l2-A.1hsr Ash
field, n priest In 81. Peters church, this
city, was stabbed 20 the heart yesterday
by crank named VIII Reed Father ASH
field had befriende Reed, having procured
his release from Jail --
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Mormon Preachers Run Out.

WARRINGTON, GA, Feb s-Two Mormon
pssachars we're waited upon last evan NJ
by indignant citizens who notified then
to leave before bodily harm came TO thsA
they left the place al once
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kentucky Hanqinq

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 9-James Ross,
colored, was hanged at Branden6urg.
Meade County. lie was very cool and
when asked II he had any thing TO say re-
Piled firmly; mot one word, SIR boz
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ASKED TO RESIGN.


- ~ =, =,
"e american Consul nj
tnnonmed That His Services Ara
Ger Needed by pncIe ssm-The
n Oncisi Gives sscre,arv Bayard
Be-.
ksorox r.,, = HI, Ar o..,,
nn.rai =, ~ o io'u ~
...,. " .ao Sa'noan sianus' naS
"''tneadon rom the state De- /
49, enh, hir resignation would be ac-
~ 'ne ground that his views were
'''''''s win 'nose oil the Aainihis-
al
y, - D@Ssru declined to discuss the
uS noincatlon to onsul-Genersi
~ Ie1gnation was desired
veoe'a however, that this action
~ .n" secretary grows out OF
vn IN account OF MT. sewais
og'ng bis examination about
- .-en - before tho CONGRESSIONAL
e Nh'h Wero p'1orshed III These
several weeksago MI. sewaii
1see ny arepresepfatfve OF the United
vugn1J sincere when say sns. ,
~ y: w ~. 49,; - x,s.,s.s.
lIS - XXX {351y Igv| {n}y'TUxvS Sseu-
- -"'~ 49, ~
srIevsnss . an an,o po' ,ss, vas forced
TO Internationally ,deNive the people VINO
trusted nv Coyerrn.euA am asked 10 resign
because the Infamous Necret IA out ana
that seaet is that whilc\,he conference OF
july jsy was being held insNashiurton to ar
range ne samoan ouestiot Germany was
DC mitted without protest frsn the United
States 10 send her iron-clads int6the barbor OF
Aria and Mace our Government N a position
that anv fourtb-rate European power would
resented at the hazard Of its existence. was
forced TO sec the samoans suffer, IS they are
suffering now, from following my advice given
under the Instructions OF Secretary thyard-.
await WIN some n.''e 'npasea i sne IT,
..O,,4i VI ,ne n'.n $50 e. ,hc
s ,'lsiony oe,o.. ' $50 - -, -, h,,
..,r po'n'' " 49,. ,,
ue Ohl'eu rness so"u IS. 80 ~
e.H'ouy WI s"o" 49, -,ss.t,S =, - ,ho
S 60, az ~ a,.ria .rsn,na o,sar
10. Ia. ""N
V'reso s'eps' ... :. ~
me portion Oh tne euihony VI NJ
se"sli ON wn'ch the act'oh Oh secretary
bayard If probably based was syhopslleu W
the United Press on january ~ in the fol-
lowing words:
"On the day after his arrival Mr. Sewal,
said he received O dispatch from the State Do
pariment instructing him TO advise tho natives
not 10 resort 10 force, as the treaty powers
were endeayor,ng 10 obtain a native govern
ment for Samoa. Mr.. Sewall sought 10
impress on Malietoa the significance OF the
! fac, that the United States gave assurance
that the long -promised conference was taking
place or would take place. Mr.. Sewali also
told him OF the assurance that Mr.. Bayard had
given him orally that he (SewalD might con-
| usdcl IN any way he choose the report that
| German action to take control would meet
! with the inconsistencies OF the Secretary OF
| State aud the Government OF the United States.
M Sewall did not think Admiral kimber-
| ly could accomplish any thing In samoa un-
der his instructions from the state Depart
ment Mr.. Bayard, he said expects Ad-
mial Kimberly to succeed IN doing by a
! protest what he has been trying, with
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No woma, Suffrage In Dakota.
Ths Rohican Gons 10 Panama.

! BIsNABcK DAK, Feb 1.-THE House de.
| feated tho woman suffrage bill Saturday
| by n vote of 20 TO -
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Louisville a few days ago.

Y
Lou'sV"ie 10" uays ss"
SEVERAL grocers ana butchers OF New
port were arrested and hned Tor onerins
game after feoruary !, wheh tne game
season expired
THREE mad-dogs were Killed IN Newport
WITHIN Week
HE Addyston iron ana ripe works WIN
De entireiy removed from Ne"Por' oeio'e
Juno next
THERE are over ',foo persons now em-
ployed by the various railroads OF this
state
The gross earnings OF the thirty Ken
lucky railroads for the year lsso were
III 5sS,OIo, an increase over iee. OF W.
ii0. 700. The net earnings were so,sSo,2f4,
an increase OF sseS,Oso over 1857, being
1924 per cent over the gross earnings,
and 10 90 per cent over the net earnings
TIE House bill for the relief OF the trus'
tees OF the First baptist Cnurcn, omtn-
land, was passed by the Senate, lew days
ago. 800
Lrcy Johnson has charge OF tha post
office at Muilis, Whltey |ouhty vice BITS
j. X. johnson, resigned.
J. H. FOSTER Is the newly appointed
pos ma ster at Coalition, Boyd County, vice
ri. S,x.ii.na having declined.
AIRED Bjrd. CLAW County, there was
an ARRAY between the Sizemore gaax and
thai, a,so,is. In which Dad, Cars,Suth
and .Black Billu Sizemore were killed and
pohar, sizsmora and one Garrison yer.
badly wounded. Z.
cn.s Hopcr fell from a car and was in.
stsntlv tilIed while at work on the 81.
psrnard M;ra nssr harrington. His peck
49,. ,,,assu nv tha fan.
T.nyvvs IN the nnnsr river counties Of
Obio and Kentucky are organizing a to-
Ha 30 ,rnst having in view a better price
sNo. ~ Tha, nrano,a
~. ~. , -. -. oroo ,h,. yaar
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BlaIne's WASHINGTON Residence.
Aid for a cooIedera,s SoIdI,r,' Home.

wAsnMoroS. Feb s-James g. Blaine
has leased the Seward mansion, in this
city, for period OF ten years.
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canada,s Indian Formulation

OTTAWA, ONT, Feb. The annual re-
port, Of the Indian Department has been
issued. The Indian population of the
Dominion is 10. $50.
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THE COMMONWEALTH.

JOHN HALL, o worthless character. at
Beaver Dam, Ohio County, enticsd thres
boys, named Ferguson. CHM and Bunch.
TO his home, and sold them a quart of
poisoned whisky. Ferguson was found
dead, Bunch on the 9Th. was dying.
and Chinn was very III. Hall viii
DO arrested for violating prohibition laws
W. d. JARVIS, a freight brakeman from
Covington, single. and aged twenty-five,
fell from the front car OF his train at Kin
ney's Station, four miles south OF Paris,
and his head and one leg were cut of.
DUNCAN GArBREArH, a prominent young {.
teweier OF Hopkinsville, created q sensa-
tion the other morning by bringing suit
through his attorneys against Thomas
Long and wife, alleging that they have
alienated the affections OF his wife. The
ladies In the case ars sisters. Hefsks
5000 damages.
Mr. BLACKBURN introduced In the SEN
ate . bill TO permit the Kentuchy Union
.RnAsvey comp.ny tetr,dgs ths Kentucky
The following c1nvicts were paroled q
few days ago: Dick johnson, McCracken
County, sentenced for ten years
for highway robbery, received
July 30, 1886; Fred Mathis Har-
din County, sentenced for ten years for
manslaughter, received March %. 1888;
John Turner, Madison County, sentenced
for twentv-on years for manslaughter,
received October ~, 1885
Hon. JANIS A. Scorr was tried and sem
fenced to pay fine Of S37 30 in the circuit
court at Frankfort, for Shaping Hon. L.
B. Stahiman, ' ice president OF the L. & N.
railway, last summer, for structures pub
lished by the latter.
FREIGHT train on the c. & o. II. r.
crashed into a street car at Covington. A
woman named Theobald was seriously in
tured.
TEE Kentucky Central railroad has con.
tracted for a suite OF offices in the new
Chamber OF Commerce binding, Cincin-
natl.
MRS. MARY HENDERSON, of Covington.
aged sixty-sevep, was burned to death a
few nights ago. In some unaccounteble
J way the bed on which she was lying took
fire. The flames were extinguished, but
, not In time TO save her life
Mas. SALLiE WHITMAN, postmaster al
} woodsonville, Hart County, attempted ia
kill herself by taking chloroform. 1.
, COLONEL JAMES A. WOOD, aged seventy
four, is dead at his home in Bloomfield
He had an eyentfui and interesting ca
, reer, and claimed that he was one Of three
{ men who escaped the massacre Of the Ala
. mo- although history gives no account OF
the survival OF any one except woman, a
: servant and a child.
: The grocery store Of t. = cassell, Lex.
ington, was entered by burglars the Other
night and sl20 in cash stolen. Checks
and notes to the amount Of $500 or $40
!, in the same drawer with the money wer'
not molested. There is no clew to the rob
= bers.
. The negro, Tom Brown, charged will
y criminally sssaulting the ten-year- ole
: colored girl, Maria johnson, was adjudge'
l. guilty in the Fayette Circuit Court thu
y other evening and given ten years in tn
|, penitentiary. The jury were out just tel
minutes, Brown thus getting year for eac
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CURRENT TOPICS.

SENATOR SHERMAN calls II sammy.O.
A CEMENT bed has boon discovered In
the West
Mas CLEVELAND wants TO travel around
the world.
BRAzL last year acquired i96. 900 Euro.
pean immigrants.
WHAT IL 10 be the future OF Canada IL
Just now an engrosslng theme
ir Ia proposed TO attempt the dissipation
Of fog by electrical discharges.
SENATOR BfcK, now In Florida, will not
return 10 Washington until April
ASoraER crank IL TO attempt 10 go
through the Niagara rapids May ~
THERN are fifty eight lawyers aud ATTY.
three farmers In the Illinois Legislature.
hAxix is reported 10 have devised gun
that Will hre 900 shots minute In any
direction.
rovno man diad In la urande Ore.
recently from the effects OF ovcr-exertion
In dancing.
GEssRAL BOuLsr0nR, In an Interview.
sn1<18> ek0z1s n6R'>kD ~AuF>pes'
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YESTERDAYS WINNERS.
Results of the Races as New York. WASH
tngsGm and Cincinmmti.

Re~ult. of the Races New York. WASH
tngson and Ct"cinnast.
CINCINNATI, Oct. AT Lsstouia the,
track was good. the weather WAS cold ami
the attendance moderate. The results
were:
Two-ycar-oIsl maiden hliic-, five fur
lonRs,-Rosalie won. Julia Magcc second.
Lottie =. third. Time :MM.
Three-year-olsls and upward, "a milc,-
sscy tcird. Time III.
Thrce-year~olds, seven furlongs. irish
Dan won, Deer Lodge second. Tom Gor,.
third. Time :29s4.
.Thrre,,year-olsls and upwards. aft.cn-
orltl. Famine tllir,i. Time ~.
T~oyear-olsis. .cleven-Sixtccnth~ miie.-
Happiness won. Salute second. Sunny
wAsHINuroN. Oci. The meeting of
the National Jockey club. began at the
city track to-day. The weather. was clear lea.
results were:
Tnrre qnar.ers-I:s.~ n-.t.. DaIisn.an
second. T,., Lilly third; i Tins !.h ;ish: -
kearns second, Mary l.. third. Time
1:I71s.
nelia second, Matte third. Tim" I :Oa.
PatoInac stakes. One and oiis,-ci v ltecnth
mile. Iceland won, Seymour second. Beck
Mile and ons.-sixiss.nth- Orifiarnn,c won,
Pcrsusssier second. Leap Year third. Time
McKibten steepIecl,ase, full course
Elpin won. Apollo second. Enbla third.
No time taken.
JEROME PARK, Oct. THE track was
fetlock deep with mud to-day. The
weather was cold, but the attendance
reached 6.UD.
Six f,irlnngs-Fitz James won. Tontiac
second, David third. Time, 1:1sH.
Handicap sweepstakes, mile Bravo
won. 3ellwooal second. Bantiag third.
Time, ASA.
Mile and one-eiRhth- -SluRRarsl won.
Sam Wood second, Billy BARNES third.
Time. 2:O2L.
Manhattan handicap. one and one
fourth milcs-Los Angeles won. Lady
Bell second. Buddhist third. Time. 2:l6
Fourteen hundred yards bradford won
Carnegie second, Bridge Light third
Time. :25.
Seven furlonns-Manda won. Prosiipa
| second, Jennie Mcfarland third. Time
::cSL..
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IN CAMP AT FORT ELLIS
Tho State niliha Rapidly Arriving At
Boleman from All Quarters.
bWe Week oT lbrsn and ln.sracssssas IN the
Art of War Uass~r Col. Lloyd
rhe ssO1l Call tS
Rearh 500.
Sls.rial to the standard.

Slsrial to the standard
BOzEMAN. (Dct. AT o'clock tonight
the state militia arrived from all quarters
OF the state i'm special train of twelve
coaches. and after ~ short stop proceeded
tn Fort Ellis, three miles east Of Boseman.
and disen,l,arkesi. The several coupa nics
formed ON the parade graund. Col. Lloyd
of Butte, commanding officer, quickly AS
signed quarters for thc officers and
men. Eight companies arrived, one
from Dillon, three from Butte. one from
Misso,Ila, one from Great Falls and two
from Helena. A total aggregate of SO
officers and men reported to Col. Lloyd.
In addition "a company from Virginia
City arrived this afternoon. and the cav
airy from Helena. The Billings company
will arrive tomorrow morning ON the reg
ular wcst-bo,Ind passenger train, and sew
cral junior officers arc expected tn arrive
Ou Thursday which will swell thu, roll
call tn SD men. The encampmcnt will
continue for one week. instructions hav-
ing been issued for the return trip ON the
18th instant.
The weatte.r is all that could ic desired,
and "a pleasant and profitable fund Of
drill and practice is anticipated. The
people Of Boxemen are j,il,ilssut that Eli -
should have been chosen for the cbcamp-
nent. and have done everything i'm their
power t" FIX mp the old quarters at the
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starving in the woDsis.

SPRINGFIELD, o.. Oct. Late last
night hunters i'm the vicinity of Pitchcn,
this county, came upon "a family, compris-
ing husband. wife and seven children. all
camped i'm the woods. They had been
travelling, but several weeks ago their
money gave out. Sickness then attacked
the father, and being too proud to beg they
lived i'm the woods. Since then they have
s,i,sisted on sour milk and potatoes. Their
clothes have become ragged as tn
barely cover their nakctlness. and all are
more or less diseased. A 16-year-olSl
daughter was found in an abandoned pig
pen. She had typhoid fever and IA baby
lay in her arms. To-day the members OF
the family were brought here to the
county infirmary. They ate raveno'lsly
of the food placed before them.
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THEY SAW THE SIGHTS


BOSTON, Oct. 7.-Delegutes to the Pam
American congress left here this morning
for N visit tn Lawrence and Lowell. They
will return here later and will continue
their Journey. Yesterday carriages hear
ing the party were driven through the
city and down to the docks where they
were met by the mayor and the committee
of the hoard of aldermen and escorted
at Deer island. at the place where is lo-
Gated the correctional institution of the
city, which the delegates inspected. In
the chapel Of the reform school a pretty
ceremonial took place. About 100 of the
white gloves. marched with smilitary
precision and greatly entertained the
while the hand filled i'm the Intervals with
music. At the close OF the exerSiscs
luncheon was served i'm the dining room.
were made 10y several delegates and Off.
cials. When the speeches were concluded
the party returned TO Boston, In the AT
ing half u mile i'm length. carried the cx-
cursionists out of Boston and about Cam
ward university. The drive was out through
clustered villages that constitute Bn~ton
suburbs. past LonRfellow's home, with the
Brookline district as the objective point.
Al dusk the party ali9hteti at the home of
John l.. Gardner, director OF the Chicago,
Burlington 4 Quincy Eaiiroad ,, company, E ny.
Al Lawrence. the delegates inspected
the Pacific cotton mills and Russel's
paper mills. They evincct deep interest
In the workings, The party started for
The party returned here i'm the early
evening. They visited three concerns in
Lowell and saw 5000 operatives at work
To-day has been the first one OF solid
business upon the lines within which the.
internat atiollal congress was projected. The
foreigners i'm several instances have
placed themselves i'm close relation with
the manufacturing interests they have
visited. They have carefully and shreMdly
observed what they have seen. They
have talked of prices, terms and business
methods with the heads OF establishInentss =
| visited. Mexico, for instance, indicated
All interest in carpets. and Costa Rica has
scritinized the prints with business p'ir-
poses. The party dined aboard the train
while returning to Boston from Lowell.
| and upon their arrival here were driven To
| n theatre, whert, the evening was spent.
| William +. Curtis, who, under the tirs'c-
| ton of the state department.. is i'm charge
| of the expedition. has received "a great
| number of telegraus from cities which
importtue that the train and it's occu-
| pants shall stop for inspection and enter
| tainment. Curtis desires. through the as.
| sociatesl press dispatches. to answer all
| these. cities that the route has been care
| fully laid out. and every moment OF time
| allotted is so utterly filled that no possible
| deviation can bs made from the already
! announced programme.
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THREW HIM DOWN STAIRS.
st. Ls,uis Thugs Almost XIII - Prominent
80. Lsuts Man.


ST.. Louis, Oct. Captain ID. II. Slat-
terry, president of the Merchants Elevator
company. and most prominent and
wealthy citizen of st. Louis. lies at his
home unconscious from the effects Of n
brutal beating received early yesterday
morning. near the corner of Jefferson and
Cass avenues. Those implicated i'm the
affair tell "a most peculiar story. Edward
klosternlan keeps u saloon and grocery
at the corner named. and claims that at I
O'clock his wife was awakened 10y "a noise
and saw "A man walking toward her bed
without shoes, hat or coat. She screamed,
and klosterlnan and his bar tender came.
up stairs. Alexander Hunt, who was
also in the saloon, came up after
man over to- him. This was done and
Hunt beat the stranger who proves to
have been Captain Slattery. most brutally.
winding up by throwing him down stairs.
They then followed him out the street
and beat him i'm terrible manner there.
and when they had pounded him sufii.
ciently. took him to the police station.
where "a sergeant immediately recognized
him and sent for physicarls. who pro-
no'lnced his injuries very dangerous. The
assailants claim that Slattery neverspokc.
even before Hunt began tn beat him.
Slattery's missing clio hes were brought
home this morning. klosternlssn claiming
to have found them in the street. A sli;l-
mond ring and pin valued at 81 800 arr
missing. The affair has created intense
excitcnput.
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DENVER, Col. Oct. Articles incortap-
rating the Colorado Short Line railway.
with % capital Of O,OO. were filed with
the secretary Of state to-day. The pr,-
posed line will start from n point tb..
Rio Gransie road about thirty miles
r.cton through Beunea Vista. Gran.
Junction. to Salt Lake City, thence 1
through Utah and Nevada To Elko, on ti.-
Central Pacific. The incorporators AM
directors are: ;. I. Smith. =. y. woosi.
T.. -: Walcott. X. T.. Briggs, A. =. Huxhs,,
and ID. ii. Moffatt.