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No Longer Barred.

CINCINNATI, Oct. Ga circular that Gre
ated much comment was read in the Catho-
lie churches yesterday throughout the
Covington diocese. 1t was in effect that
Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias,
knights of Honor and other secret
societies, excepting the Masonic order,
are no longer barred from the Catholic
Church. While no explanation is given. ii is
learned that this was the principal topic
discussed at the Council of Bishops in BOs-
ton several weeks ago 1t was considered
advisable, however, that as little publicity
be given the matter as possible.
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COUNTIES.
CAREFULLY ANALYZED.
The Tariff Law P &C d Before the People
in Its Proper Lieht.

In 1ts PROPER LlpHt
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-1he Republican
Congressional Committee has issued a cam
paign document giving a careful analysis Of
the Mckinley bill. They say the internal
taxes on tobacco have been materially re-
duced. The free list has been enormously
increased by the addition of practically
every article known to our commerce that is
not or cannot be profita bly, produced in this
country, and the dutable list has been thor
oughly revised. so that the revenues neces-
sary to carry on the Government shall be
collected as largely as possible from foreign
ers in return for the privilege of selling their
goods in our markets.
The Mckinley bill that the Democrats
are now ranting and raving about has no
existence whatever. The effect OF the
changes in rates will in no case increase the
cost to the American consumer of single
article which can, with any propriety, be
called necessary household expense. SO
far as the increased cost to retail buyers is
concerned, the people will never know that
a tariff bill has been passed. All this Demo-
cratic talk about Increased taxation TO the
people" is nothing but downright false
hood.
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BIRCHALL'S CONFESSION.
He Admits That He Was Implicated in the
Murder of Young Benwell.

TORONTO. Oct 6.-The Globe published
this morning sensational story containing
a partial confession from Brchall, regard
ing the killing Of Benwell. The Globe says:
'It cannot be said he made anything like
clean breast Of the murder. All he has done
thus far, is TO make number of half-cOn-
fessional statements aud drop hints and ad-
missions, which, pieced together, form
tolerably coherent story. To sum up, he
Acknowledges that he was accessory, and
confesses that he took Benwell to Eastwood
and beyond, in the direction of the swamp,
but resoutely sticks to it that his was not
the hand that slew the victim. All through
his conversation since his conviction, Biz
chall insisted that he had an accomplce.
BE has made it appear that this accompice
was young Englishman named Graham,
who at one time lived with Pickthall on the
lattel's farm. NJ one will for moment be-
leve the charge against Graham true. There
IS not the slightest evidence that Graham
was seen near the swamp on February nth.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 6.-The President left
Washington this morning to attend the
Grand Army reunions at Galesburg, Topeka
and Kansas City, and incidentally to visit
st. Louis. indianapolis, Peoria and other
cities en- route.
STAUNToN Va.), Sept. 6. - President
Harrison and party were met at the station
this evening by a large gathering of citizens.
The President appeared on the platform of
his car and was greeted with hearty cheers
and music.
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TO BE PARDONED.
The British Govern ment Contemplating the
Release Of Dynqmiters.

The British Cover ment Contemplating the
Release of Dynq miters.
NEW YORK, Oct. Tile Suns London
correspondent says: l have good reason to
believe that the Government has decided to
release under certain conditions a number
of unfortunate men who are now serv-
ing life sentences in the British pris-
ons for completely in the earlier
dynamite outrages or attempted outrages.
Recent investigations have proved pract-
cally beyond doubt that many of
the men, probably a majority, were
victims of the "agents.' This dis
covered, coupled with the fact that no
blood was shed by the prisoners, and that
they have already endured the heavy penalty
of years in prison, has induced the Go vern-
ment to recommend to the Crown to give
merciful consideration to their case.
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Worcester Steel Works.

BosToN, Oct. 6.-At an adjourned meeting
of the Worcester Steel Works to-day, the
Investigating Committee made report,
showing the Indebtedness to be S6i1, ,313, of
which 500, 900 was secured. The total book
assets are Sl47,9i7. President Rice said ad
assignment of the works had been made
to A. ID. III. Bell and William Lorne OF Bos-
ton. 1t was voted to investigate Rice's per-
sonal assets. with a view to requesting a per-
Bonal assignment
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SILVER QUOTATIONS.
Comments o. the Nsw York Tribune on tn
September Euctuatious

Comments o: the NV York Tribune on the
September F Fluctuations,
NEW YORK, Oct. G-The Tribune, after
referring to the fluctuations in the price of
silver last month, says edtorially: 1t will
take some months for the working Of the
new law to be fairly tested, and it may
prove more satisfactory to silver producers.
The price has begun to advance again with
the renewal of Treasury purchases. and it
may do so rapidly as the market is entirely
under the control of spectators. But
if the production has materially increased
or should increase a reaction will come
sooner or later with more Disappointment.
1t is most unfortunate for legitimate busi-
ness that there should be such speculative
fluctuations in the price of silver, and 1t
might be well for the Secretary of the
Treasury to consider whether his power to
regulate the quantities purchased according
to the prices and advantage OF the
Government could not be beneficialiy ex-
erted more than it has been hitherto. Thus
far the new act has caused none Of the evils
which were so freely predicted, and it
seems to be entirely safe in its workings,
though to some disappointing.
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fed that Mahoney would beunable to attend
for at least four days. Ultimately the trial
was adjourned until Friday.
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0kiahoma a'seCapital.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. Ga Guthrie dis
patch says: The excitement over the can't
tai location questlo on still continue. The
President of the Senate will net 81 n the
bill locating the capital in Oklahoma City.
inasmuch as Speaker Daniels contests the
legality of his DaniesD signature. The
question WAS not brought up to-day. owing
to the possibilities Of a conflict between the
to Oklahoma City, his home, Saturday, and
has not returned 10 Guthrie. A dispatch
from that place says Daniels has received
several anonymous letters threatening his
life should he ever return TO Guthrie.
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MEXICAN TRADE.
An Opinion That 1t Will All Go to Europe il
La En-,

An Opinion That 1t Will All Go to Europe in
the Fu'ure.
CITY OF MEXICo, Oct. Ga prominent
banker, speaking of the effect Of the McKin-
ley bill in Mexico, said the effect would be
good, as Europe, which already receives the
largest share of the Mexican trade, will now
receive new oyertures from Mexico. The
same might be said of Central and South
America. Finance Minister Dublan thinks
Europe Will now make eXtr aOrdinsry efforts
to secure the Mexican, Central and South
American trade.
The agent for a large Mormon colony is
here trying to buy land near the frontier
The Government will not interfere as long
as the laws are obeyed.
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Blaiue's Movements.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 6-Secretary Blaine
said this afternoon that he could not posi-
lively state whether he would be able to
take an active part in the Ohio campaign, or
accept the invitation to attend the exposi-
ton ut Atlanta. He would like very much,
he said to go to Ohio in McKinley's inter-
est, just as it would give him pleasure to 90
to Atlanta, but the business of his depart
ment is so pressing he did not see very well
how he could absent himself.
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A Chicago BIaza.

CHICAGO. Oct. CA fire in the six-story
building, 257-259 State street, tonight,
caused losses aggregating quarter Of a
million. The principal losers are The Mar
tin Emerich Quitting Company: McVeigh
& Pardie, saddlers; N. G. Thayer. whole
sale dealer in Photographic supplies. The
insurance Is only partial.
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Caiifcrnin's Ponnlatinn.

WASHINGTON, Oct 6.-The Census Bureau
to-day made public the following figures
Population Of Chico, 1892; Eureka, 1884
Marysville, 1886; Napa City, 1887; Petaluma,
1886; Red Buff, 2590; Santa Rosa, 5216; (;
Vallejo, 1904; Woodland, 1909. Chico,
Marysvllle and Vallejo show a slight de-
crease. Californias population is ,20l, COP
an increase OF 339, ,3oS in ten years, or 80. "a
per cent
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Latnnia Results-

were as follows:
First race, five-eighths of mile, Yale '91
won, Harry second, Colonel Wheatly third.
Time. :04R.
Second race, one mile and twenty yards.
Dyer won. Ireland second, Aunt Kate third.
Time, :53R.
Third race, one mile and seventy yards,
John Morris won, Neva G second.
Fourth race. one mile, Eli won, Lottie S
second, Argenta third Time, 1 SIX
Fifth race, fve-eighths of a mile. Rose
land won, Mlt Young second, Rainier
third. lime .06
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Heavy Damages for Alienated Affections.

New YORK, Oct. 6.-Mrs. Ada Richard
son obtained verdict before a Sheriffs
jury to-day for $4,000 for alienation of the
affections of her husband, David G. Rich
ardson, to whom she was married in 1874.
They lived happily until 1881, when he be-
gan TO neglect her for Mrs. Ella L. Burt.
whose husband is George A. Burt. MIR.
Richardson and Mrs. Burt both have cattle
ranches in Texas, and are supposed to be
there at present. MI. Burt is understood to
have business interests in Peru.
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To b Returned

WASHINGTON, Oct 6.-Assstant Secre-
tary Spaulding has te.egraphed the Collector
of Customs at Port Townsend, Wash, to re-
ceive from the United States Marshal for
that district all the Chinese in his custody
who have been convicted of Illegal entry
into the United States, and cause their re-
turn to China at the Governments expense.
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TRADES IN HARMONY.
A Little Incident Involving Man, n L


A Little Incident Involving a Man, a Box
and Plumber.
A man with box on his shoulder was
making his way along Chambers street the
other day, when it fell TO the walk. After
two or three efforts to replace ii, he ap-
pealed TO man in a doorway with
Give me q lift, please"
Cant do it" was the prompt reply.
'And why nots"
Because | never mix business. / am y
plumber, and the man next door is in the
elevator business. It's for him to give you
lift"
The man with the box thought for mo-
ment, grinned in good-natured way, and
by an extra grunt reshouldered the box and
passed on.-N. Y. Sun.
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enterprise has been considered, but since the
introduction of the Mckinley bill, With its
tax on tin-plate, which practically prohibits
the importation of tin-plate into this country,
the plan has assumed definite shape. The
passage of the Mckinley bill settled all
questions. 1t is said that the concern will
ment to 5000 men. Tin ore will be brought
from the Black Hills and from North Caro-
lima Armour, Swift and other large packers
of canned meat are said TO be among the
prom Oters.
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NEW MEXICO.

Governor Prince Reports the Ter ritory to Be
in Prosperous Condition.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Governor Prince Of
New Mexico, in his annual report, makes an
appeal for settlement OF the question OF
land titles in that Territory. OF 2tS grants
presented to the Surveyor General for action,
testimony has been taken in 162 and reports
made to the Interior Department. Previous
to 1870 Congress acted npon only forty-four
of these cases, and during the next decade
has acted upon but one, and since 1879 it has
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Fatally Shot by q Wom n.

BIRMINGHAM (Ala.), Oct 6.-Edward T.
Martin, a prominent business man, was shot
and fatally wounded to-day by a woman
calling herself Mrs. Clarence 0. Martin,
formerly Miss Julia Powers, of Macon, Ga.
She asserts that Clarence married her in
Texas several years ago. She has Leen fol-
lowing him. and was here few months ago,
when Edward paid her to leave the city.
She returned to-day, made demands which
were refused and the shooting followed.
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CALIFORNIA'S POPULATION.

Gains and Losses in the Third Census District
in Ten Years
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-DuriDg the last
ten years Eureka has increased 2l95, Napa
656, Petaluma $50, Red Bluff 434, Santa Rosa
165 and Woodland Sl2.
Following are the decreases in ten years:
Chico 40S, Marysville 3S5, Vallejo SO.
Following are the figures for the counties
of the Third California District:
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A Republican Victory.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 6.-The election in
Covington, KY, was conducted by ballot
somewhat similar to the Australian system.
Hitherto the method of voting has been
viva voce. The result was the election as
Mayor of j. T. Thomas, Republican. by
majority of 164. The Republicans also
elected the City Eng ineer, three of the I'VE
Aldermen, five of the ten Councilmpn and
five of the ten members Of the School Board.
The Democrats elected the Assessor. This
is the first Republican Mayor in twenty-five
wears,
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Emrress kpeusta,s Bepevolsnce.

LoNDeN.- Oct Con September 30th
list was published of all the charitable in
stitutions to which fhe Empress Augusta
had bequeathed money They number
twenty nine, and include Protestant,
Roman Catholic, Jewish and undenomina-
tionai institutions Of all sorts and conditions
Of men and women.
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A Noted Criminal.

exciting great interest in court circles is that
of Baron Naldi, charged with forgery and
the embezzlement of 100000 rubleS The
wife of the Baron has implOred the CZarina
to secure a pardon for her husband, but the
Gar is infeXibe. 1t is expected that 800
witnesses will be called. Besides Ntldi a
number Of persons prominent in aristocratic
circles are implicated in the forgeries.
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a Monument Unveiled.

PEsTH, Oct. Ga monument was un-
veiled to-day at Arad to thirteen martyrs OF
the Hungarian revolution of 1919. The
whole nation subscribed to the cost Of tho
monument,
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DUBLIN, Oct 6-Father Flavin of Clon-
mel was arrested to-day on the deposition of
dying man. The priest is charged with
chasing the witness and a party OF his
friends from an inn and pushing the witness
over wall. In falling off the wall, the
deposition says, witness broke his leg and
sustained other injuries, from the effects of
which lie believes lie cannot recover.
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An Embarrassed Firm,

HARRISBURG Pa.), Oct. 6.-Tne recent
failure of the Iron Car Company of New
York, has precipitated crisis in the affairs
of the Harrisburg Car Company. Some
notes have gone to protest and creditors
have been asked for an extension of time.
If they get it it will tide over the difficulty.
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Lost Child Found

ST CLOUD (Minn.l. Oct. 6.-Little Tommy
O'Rourke, who was lost in the woods near
Foley, Fenton County. since September 2Sth,
starved, having lived on acOrns and water.
1t is miracle that he survived, as he was
lost eight days. He will recover with
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Aernr antin Nauiratinn-

SPRINGFIELD Wl.l, Oct. 6.-Among the
articles of incorporation filed with the Sec
retary of State to-day were those of the
Mount Carmel Aeronautic Navigation Com
pany at Mount Carmel, for the construction
and operation of air-vessels for the trans
portatiOn of passengers and freight, with
capital stock of 5000 600. The ncOrDo-
raIors are Edwin j. Pennington. James A.
Pugh, w. c. Dewey and others.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The President has
appointed Charles X. Dougherty of Penn
sylvania rs Secretary of Legation in Mexico,
and III. Remsen Whitehouse of New York
as Secretary of Legation in Italy.
Commodore Ramsey, Chief of the Bureau
of Navigation, has been designated 10 act as
Secretary of the Navy during the absence of
the Secretary and Assistant Secretary.
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a Cnnferonc. Called Ear

BERNE, Oct. Glowing to the closeness of
the vote in the canton of 1icino On the ques-
tion of the revision of the Constitution the
BundeSrath has summoned conference Of
Liberals and Conservatives, with view to
effecting settlement satisfactory to both
narfies.
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American Association

LOUISVILLE, Oct 6.-Lousvlles 2. Co
lumbus O.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 6.-St. Louis 8, Toledos 10.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 6.-The game with the
Athletics was postponed on account of rain.
RocHEsrEK, Oct 6.-The Baltimore game
was postponed owing to rain.
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Grain SunplY.

New YORK, Oct. 6.-The visible supply
of grain is as follows: Wheat, 100000
buShels-increase, 229,0G0; corn, S,721, ,000
bushels - increase, 92,O00; oats, 100000
bushels-decrease 9S,OC0; rye, 5S4. .0c0 bush
els-increase 1000; barley. 1921 ,0O0 bushels
-increase SO OCN
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Left Without PAYING HIS Debts.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-The Evening Journal
says: NJ. Benjamin, boot and shoe dealer
on TWenty-second street, is said to have de-
camped, leaving an Indebtedness of about
$4,000 TO various wholesale houses here
and in the East. Before leaving he sold
what goods he had on hand to another per-
SOu
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Missionaries Safe.

ZANZIBAR, Oct. 6.-All the missionaries at
stations within the reach of the insurgents
have reached the coast in safety. Vita is be-
coming the rendezvous of every malcontent
on the coast line. Another large armed eX-
pedition will soon start from Lindi, under
command of a German Commissioner to Sub
innate the inland tribes.
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B rserker's Tins.

New YORK, Oct. 6.-Berserker's tips on
the Morris Park races: First race, Falerna
or Graylock second, Houston or Ballarat;
third. Tristan or Riley; fourth. Annie or
Rinfax; fifth. Tournament or Banquet;
sixth, Wifred or Kern.
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a Hrnkan Ayla-

CAYLETTsBURG (Ky.), Oct. 6.-Last night
the axle of sleeper on the Newport News
and Mississippi Valley train broke near
Olympia, throwing the car from the track
and down an embankment. Twenty passen-
gers were more or less bruised and injured,
but none seriously.
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The Wilkinson.Dav!s Engagement.

SYRACUSE, Oct. 6.-The. report that the
engagement of Miss Winnie Davis, daugh-
ter of jeff Davis, to Alfred Wilkinson has
been broken is generally believed here.
Wilkinson is out of town, and his sister will
neither confirm or deny the report.
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Pastor Roberts, Case,

SCRANTON, Oct, IA new trial in the
case of Annie Husaboe against Pastor Rob-
erts was asked for to-day. One of the rea-
sons was the absence of the plaintiff from
the courtroom prevented the defense from
proving that she brought a similar case
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OUADRUPLE TRAGEDY.
Sequel to a Political Quarrcl in a Texas
Town

LIVINGSTON (Texas), Oct. G. Tonight
Demit Jones of Leggett was called out of
saloon by jim Parker and Alex Lowe. AS
he stepped out of the door ne was fatally
shot by the men. Uriah Freeman then
came and began shooting at Parker and
Lowe, who returned the fire. Lowe was
killed outright; Parker is shot in the
stomach and cannot live; Freeman is shot
in the left arm and breast and the doctors
say he will die. The quadruple tragedy had
its origin in politics
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Electinn of Omners.

NORTH YAKIMA (Wash.). Oct. 7.-At
meeting of the field and line officers of the
National Guard of Washington to-day, A
p. Curry of Spokane Falls was elected
Brigader-General and o. c. O'Brien OF
Olympia Adjutant.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The issue of silver
from the mints during the week ended Octo-
Der Sd was S9Ol,52 The issue of standard
silver dollars during the corresponding pc
riod last yer was Sl,25i,025 The Ship
ments OF fractional silver coin during Sep
tember were S., ,6S2, SOS.
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New YORK, Oct. 6.-At meeting of the
Executive Committee of the Grant Monu-
ment Association to-day, the Special Com.
mittee on Site reported in favor of the plat
on the Riverside drive at One Hundred and
Twenty third street.
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Silk Manufacturing Comnsuz ATTACHED.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Ten attachment suits
for amounts ranging from $1,000 to $4,000.
were commenced this morning against the
Eureka Silk Manufacturing Company of
Chicago, branch of the Boston house OF
Seavey, Foster IL Bowman, which recently
failed.
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BERLIN, Oct. 6.-At Sprottau, in Prussian
Silesia, the police tried to disperse a So
cialist meeting, when the populace pelted
the police with stones. The military was
called out and eight Of the ringleaders were
arrested.
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A Damaged Shin.

LONDON, Oct. G.-The ship Emily Reed,
Captain Sheldon, from San Francisco July
18th, arrived at Rio de Janeiro October 4th,
having lost her boats and deck-houSe and
suffered other damage.
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Fort FcDfw.,l Reservation.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Secretary Proctor
has issued an order setting aside the unoccu-
pied military post of Fort Mcdowell, Ari-
Zona, together with the buildings aud appur-
tenances, for Indian school purposes.
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Bold Robbery.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 6-At Rosendale to-
night a man entered crowded store and,
pointing revolver at the head of the pro-
pretor, William Mann, ordered him to de-
liver. William delivered what was in the
cash drawer, $3.50, and the robber escaped.
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Miners on Strike.

IsHPEMING (Mich.), Oct. 6.-About $500
miners went on strike to-day for increased
wages. The agitation may extend to other
points. There are $1,000 miners employed
In the Lake Superior region.