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Evening journal., 1890-09-15
street Rnllroad Mon 10 nreet.

BUFPALO, Sept 15.-The American Street
Railroad association will hold their con
vention in this city Oct IS, 10 and IT. Ar
rangsments have been completed for the
exhibition of the new devices, motors, cars,
machinery, etc, pertaining to the street
railroad business. Delegates TO the num-
Der Of about 300 are expected TO attend the
convention, aud there will be many of the
most promiRent and wealthy men OF the
United States. Problems that pertain
generally to street railroad management,
rapid transit and many other questions
win be discussed by the convention.
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CINCINNATI, O., Sept 15.-Carrie Winner
aged %, a domestic in the employ Of Henry
Bushman. who keeps restaurant at 100
Central avenue, has been keeping company
with hack driver named Joe Kavanaugh
Shortly after nine O'Clock last night Kav-
anaugh called on the girl and invited her
TO Murphy's saloon, within a stones throw
Of the Central police station, 60 get glass
OF beer. A few minutes after they entered
the place Kayanaugh drew pocket knife
and cut the girls throat from ear to ear.
She will die. The murderer escaped. This
is the third case OF the kind recorded within
the last thirty-six hours. Frank Williams,
who cut his wife's throat Saturday, was
arrested today.
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To RelIeve the Imnortera.

CnEssoE SPRINGS, Pa, Sept. 15.--The
president is still watching closely the
threatened embarrassment TO financial al-
fairs In New York city. He has had a tel
egraphc conference with the leaders Of the
house OF representatives, and while moth
ing OF an official character can be obtained
II is understood that the president favors
the extension Of the bonded period ON
goods In the custom house to a date which
will remove all probability Of financial
embarrassment to importers.
The presidents adviees from Secretary
Window have all been OF character to
leave the impression that the worst Of the
threatened trouble had passed, and that no
immediate apprehension need be felt
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sTRuck az A TRer.
A Car Crushed in and Two Persons
Killed.


Killed.
RAPID CITY, S d., Sept ia fatal ac-
cident occurred on the newly completed
narrow gauge railroad between Piedmont
and Lead City Wednesday, An excursion
train made up of two coaches aud a mum
Der OF fat cars, with seats arranged To &C.
commodate passengers, left Lead City
with about 200 Masons and their families.
AS the train was passing point near Elk
creek, twenty-five miles from Deadwood, a
large pine tree which had caught fire from
a passing engine fell, striking the last car
which was packed with human freight,
killing two people and wounding seven
When the massive piece Of timber struck
the car a panic took place.
Following is list of the killed and
wounded
NJ. j. Belding, engineer Of the Golden
Star mill at Deadwood instantly killed
Mrs. J. X. Snyder, of Lead City; killed.
The injured were: Miss Snyder, Mrs J.
Il. Brooks, Samuel Gilbert. George Deemer,
Mrs. Klingler, J. v. Lillig and son oi
Andrew Grey.
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Boston, Sept. l5.-Mrs. Sarah Eustis,
manageress OF the Italian theatre on North
street, was hit with hammer on the head
last night and severely cut by Mrs. Antonio
Davito during quarrel. Mrs. Davito was
arrested. The trouble arose over the DOS
session OF the hammer. Mrs. Dayitos 10
year-old daughter had taken the hammer
from her home and rendered it in payment
OF her admission fee. The mother followed
and demanded II from Mrs Eustis, but the
latter refused TO give it up unless the ten
cent admission fee was paid A row fol-
lowed, and Mrs. Davito seized the hammer
and uealt the Eustis woman a terrible blow.
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An or Told raIe.

LoGANsPoRT. Ind, Sept l5.-The i0-year-
old son of Charles Beam, with a companion.
came home from Sunday school yesterday,
and finding revolver in a drawer, Beam
pointed it playfully at his friend. The latter
begged him to desist, but the boy laugh
ingly assured him II was not loaded, and
to convince him placed tho revolver to his
own throat and pulled the trigger. The
weapon exploded, killing him instantly, the
ball passing out at the base OF the brain.
Evening journal., 1890-09-15

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Mr. George De
Haven, assistant general passenger agent
Of the Eric road, has accepted the position
of general passenger agent Of strong
Michigan system, with headquarters at
Grand Rapids, under the general manage
ment Of Charles NJ. Head The system
embraces the Chicago and West Michigan,
the Detroit, Lansing and Northern, the
Saginaw Valley and St. Louis Railroad
companies, with total Of about 700 miles.
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Artist verestohngin's valuable Pictures.

BUFFALO, n. ", Sept l5.-The works OF
the Russian artist, Vassih Verestchagin,
are 10 be removed this week from here 70
Boston, where they will be on exhibition
for some months Mr.. Edward Brandus,
the manager Of the collection, says the col.
lection will probably be sold in the spring.
Verestchagin has never sold his pictures
before. The artist may come over from
Russia 70 superntend the sale. The
American Art association, which controls
the collection, estimates its value as in tho
neighborhood OF 800, 900.
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Knled hr nIs stennon.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept l5.-Thomas
Burkhart has been killed in a fight with
his stepson, Harvey Strobe. Burkhart had
been to town and was returning home in
toxicated. When near his home he and
Strobe met. Strobe was looking for the
old man for beating his mother and broth
ers. and attacked him with a club, tract
uring his skull and killing him instantly.
Strobe was arrested and brought here last
niuht and iaiied
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WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept. l5-While John
Glady and Charles Dimstead were at work
repairing an iron trestle at Duryea, nine
miles from here, Sunday morning, the
structure gave way, throwing the men to
the ground, distance Of eighty feet, kill
ing them instantly A Hungarian boy
who was sitting on the ground underneath
the trestle was hit by the falling wreckage
and also killed
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WASHINGTON. Sept. Is. ~ Acting Secre-
tary Of the Treasury Nettleton authorizes
the statement that after conference with
senate and house Republican leaders he
can say that ''it is as sure as any future
legislative event can be foreseen that the
date for Withdrawing goods from bonded
warehouses will be fixed at Feb. /, 1s0l,n
in the tariff bill when il gets into confer
ence. Gen. Nettleton says the presidents
concurs in changing the date to Feb. l.
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Oreron Nant. a Recount.

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 15.-The chamber r
Of commerce of this city has issued call
for state convention, TO meet Sept.
IS in Portland, to take steps toward secur-
ing remuneration Of the inhabitants of
the state of Oregon. Resolutions were
passed denouncing the inaccuracy of the
recent census, which has been abuudantly
proved, and demanding recount.
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A FRIeATFuL EXPLOSION.
Two Men Killed by the Blowing Up of
Locomotive.

Two Men Killed Dy the BloWing Up OF
Locomotive.
EAST ST LOUIS Sept. 15.-The boiler Of
switch engine No. 8, OF the st. Louis, Kan
sas City and Colorado railroad, burst here,
killing Engineer Barrett and Fireman
Doughenay. Fragments Of the boiler were
hurled in all directions. one section, weigh
ing fully a ton, being deposited 800 yards
away. The cause Of the explosion is
mystery. The body of the fireman was
blown up into some telegraph wires, which
it snapped in two, falling back into the
bushes
A number Of loaded cars were badly
wrecked and large tree, 200 yards away,
was split open by piece Of iron weighing
200 pounds. The noise caused by the ex-
plosion was heard fully mile away. Sew
eral days ago the crew Of this engine de-
serted her because it was defective. It
was then taken back 20 the shops and re-
unired
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LINCOLN, Neb, Sept Is. Tho Hon. John
Fitzgerald has Just received letter from
the secretary Of the Irish National league
relative 60 the visit Of the Irish members
Of parliament to this country during the
coming fall and winter. John Dillon,
William 0'Brien, r. r. John, T. Gill and
Timothy Harrington will sail by the Teu.
tonic for America, leaving Dublin in
Ortohar
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NEW HAVEN, Sept. 15.-Professor w. II.
Harper, Of Yale. who has lately returned
from the west, said in reply to a question
whether he intended to accept the presi-
deney Of the new Baptist university in
Chicago: "They are making certain pre-
sentations to me, but am very happy here
aud not thinking much Of going out there.
l hope TO stay in New Haven for some time
70 ANNA -
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while on his way into the park from tho
Union Pacific, he stopped at the ranch Of
Robert Ray Hamilton, the New Yorker,
whose troubles with his wife at Atlantic
City caused such sensation year ago.
Hamilton Was Missing.
Mr. Green says that Mr.. Hamilton had
bought ranch about two months ago and
made it an QUILTING place for park tour
lists. On his arrival he found that Mr..
Hamilton had been gone on hunting trip
for five days. The next day Mr. Green and
his party started TO hunt for Mr. Hamilton.
The BODY Found.
About thirty miles from the ranch Mr..
Green found his body In Snake river and his
horse and dog a short distance away. Mr..
Hamilton was identified beyond all doubt
BY Mr. Green, who had the body taken to the
ranch and notified Mr.. Hamilton's family
Mr.. Green expressed surprise at his arrival
here that the foregoing facts had not been
published
It is believed that Hamilton was drowned
while endeavoring TO ford the river His
watch had stopped at Q o'clock, and from
its appearance the body had been in the
water four or five days
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rour Enumerator. rnaieted.

MINNEAPoLIs, Wis, Sept. l5.-The net
result Of the United States grand jury's
work thus far is four census fraud indict-
St. Paul and two Minneapolis
having fallen under the jurys
suspicion. These are J. o. Vervais and
r. W. Heinrich, Of St. Paul, and Benjamin
Aarons and l.. B. Staum, of Minneapolis.
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Crushed hr ! cave-In.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept 15.--By the caying
in of the banks Of a sewer which a number
OF men were building here two laborers,
Louis Ericksscn and William Frazier, lost
their lives. Five were buried under tons
Of earth, but they were taken out injured,
and wilhgecover The two above named
were dead when taken out.
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the Snake river.in
Yellowstone park,
and the partieu
lars Of the tragic
demise have just
Deem recorded
here. J. o. Green,
son Of Marvin
Green, president
of the Western
Union Telegraph
company, has re
turned to Helena,
after a tour Of the
Yellowstone park.
Mr.. Green says
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AURORA, Ills. Sept 15,-As Fred Schaub's
beer wagon was crossing the railroad track
last night it was struck by the Denver
express and the driver, Fred Baker, in
stantly killed, and two boys, one the son
Of Mr.. Schaub, seriously injured. The
wagon was completely demolished.
Evening journal., 1890-09-15

CANAJonARIE, N. Y, Sept l5.-Because
OF heavy rains the Mohawk valley flats ars
submerged, causing much damage to grow
ing crops Corn is being gathered in boats
today. This has not occurred before in
twenty wears
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A serious Runaway Accident.

ALTOONA, Pa, Sept 15.-While Mr..
James Brenaman, Miss Maggie Hamilton
and Mrs. A. Phillips were driving Satur-
day the horses ran away, ovtEturning tho
carriage and throwing the three to the
ground. All were very seriously injured,
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BrutaiIy Murdered by Miners.

DUBLIN, Sept. 15-A we'll to do resident
bf Ballinary, named McGrath, has been
l5rutally murdered by miners, who were
incensed because of his having given shell
ter TO evicted farmers with whom they had
louarre1ad
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept l5.-Lewis J.
Young, clerk to the health officer, is de-
faulter to the amount of $1,000 and has
fed. A further examination of his books
may increase this amount. 1t is believed
that Young's relatives will make good the
amount taken
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Dc Endeh liz NIl.ernble Lie.

NEW YORK, Sept. l5 - Robert Raedei,
who was arrested on the charge Of assault
.ng little school girls, committed suicide
In his cell in the One Hundred aud Twen-
ty-slxth street station by hanging himself.
Evening journal., 1890-09-15

AsBURY PARK, n. j., Sept. Is The
Sheldon house, the largest hotel in Ocean
Grove, has been sold by Milo IL. Belding
to Col c. G. Letter, of Washington. The
consideration is said TO be $4,000
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Hanged HImself with HnndIserchIef.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept 15-Julius Ritter.
man, aged "A, committed suicide last even
ing by hanging himself in a clothes press
with a handkerchief The parents Of the
boy reside at l25 Poplar street. No reason
is assigned for the rash act
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LONDON, Sept 15.-As a result OF the
alarming increase in the use of the revolver
in this country the home secretary has per
mitted the execution Of Francois Manteau
convicted of murder, although the jury
added to their verdict an expression to the
effect that they did not think the convict
had intended TO kill his victim
The authorities answered Manteau's ap-
peal for mercy with the statement that,
having regard to the dangerous extent
which the practice Of using revolvers pre-
Walled at the present time, it was abso
lutalg necessary 10 make an example.
/ Another dangerous practice and a novel
one, Is known as ''seuttling.' Ii Is really
running amHck-a phenomenon to which
was supposed TO have been confined 70 the
Malays OF the east Recently, however,
there have been frequent instances In Lon
don and other towns, until the public are
thoroughly alarmed. The "scuttler' runs
amuck in a crowd, stabbing right and left,
needless as to whom his victims may be.
There is talk OF petitioning parliament 20
punish scuttling with the lash, as was
done when garroting assumed an epidemic
form in the large cities.
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JOS. |. CARPENTER, Jr.
923 Market Street.
AUDITORS SALES


A UDITOR'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A
"A warrant of the Mayor Of the city Of VIII
mir gton. to me directed Will be exposed to
public sale
ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 90, 1890.
1t 10 o'clock a. m,
At the Auditors office, No sM Eat Sixth
street. in the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county and State Of Delaware
All that certain lot or piece of land situate
in the city OF Wilmington aforesaid, bounded
and described as fol Ows TO wit;
Beginning at the intersection Of the south
erlv side OF Fourth street with the easterly
side of Rodney street. thence along said side
of Fourth street easterly seyenty-fOur tset to
lane of New Castle county. thence by the
same southerly parallel with Rodney street
fifty seven feet four inches to land sold to
John w Weaher. thence by MS line westerly
parallel with Fourth street seventy-four feet
TO the aforesaid side Of Rodne street and
thence thereby fifty feet four inches to
the place of heeinning,b be the contents thereon
what they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property Of the estate of John Green, and TO
be sold by
JOHN A. MITCHELL. City Auditor,
N. B.-rhe above amed property to be sold
TO satisfy lien thereon for curbing
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cnnnt uerhert nIsmnrcl, ~ Paris.

PARIS, Sept. 15.-Count Herbert Bis
slarck has arrived here in connection with
LIS fathers proposed visit to Nice.
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A SUCCESSFUL START IN LIFE FOR
TON COMMERCIAL @ ILLEGE and School
of Shorthand and Tvpe-wr'ting, Institute
building, Corner Eighth and Market streets.
NOW OPEN. Instruction ma n y individual,
therefore new students admitted daily
NIGHT SESSIONS September 90 Cal or
send for free catalogues. Visitors alway
H. S. GoLDEY. Principal.
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FALL RIVER. Sept 15.-The spinners'
strike at the Bernard mill is settled and
the men will resume work today TheJ
lave been out six weeks
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would be brought about but this proved
untrue, for shortly afterward he made pro
vision Of Baby Beatrice, whom he had been
led to believe was the fruit Of his union
with Eva, and hegan suit for the annul-
ment Of his marriage
His wife was tried for the assault on the
Donnelly woman and sentenced TO two
years In the New Jersey state prison at
Trenton, which sentence she is now sery-
ing.
He Disappeared from View.
The evidence in the suit for annulment
OF the marriage, which is not settled as
yet, showed that Mrs. Hamilton was m
adventures Of the very lowest extraction
and OF the very worst type, with record
Of crime which was simply astonishing.
After the exposures following the arrest Of
his wife Hamilton disappeared as com
pletely from public view as though he had
never existed, and the first news that hns
been heard from him is this sad ending o.
his ruined life
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Germany Countenanc

Germany CountenRnces the Slave Trade.
ZANZIBAR, Sept. l5.-An official German
notice has been published at Bagamoyo
permitting everybody 10 traffic freely in
slaves, and only prohibiting their exporta-
tion by sea. Owners are also authorized to
recover runaway slaves The Arabs are
overjoyed at this turn Of affairs and are
ppenly purchasing slaves from the traders.
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IN ERlCSSON'S MEMORY.
Arrival of the Remains at
Stockholm, Swede3.
yHR DEAD INVENTOR HOME AGAIN

Over 100000 People Witness tho Transit
Of tho Body from the Cruiser Balti-
more to the Shore-The Remains Lying
J in state Noar ErIosson's birthplace.
: STOCKHOLM, Sept. 15.--The body Of the
late John Ericsson was removed from the
United States steamship Baltimore sun
day and conveyed ashore in royal barge,
which was plainly draped in b Mk. When
the landing was reached the casket was
carried by sailors OF the Baltimore to the
pavilion especially erected to receive it.
After the brief formal remarks attending
the transfer the body was escorted by an
enormous procession to the railway station.
An Imposing FUNERAL Train.
The eortege was headed by the official
representatives OF the king, the crown
prince, the American minister to Sweden
and Denmark, the officers of the Balti-
more, bodies OF infantry and cavalry, and
many distinguished Swedish officials and
citizens.
At the station the body was placed in an
elablrately draped carriage aud conveyed
by special train To Hlllpstad, near the
great inventors birthplace Here the
body will lie in state till the public funeral
and interment.
Tho Harbor RespIendent with Bunting.
Is is estimated that over one hundred
thousand people witnessed the transit OF
the body from the Baltimore to the rail
way station. Minute gins were fired by
the shore forts and the Baltimore's guns
while the body was being transferred to
terra firna. Admiral Ryron, head Of the
Swedish navy, was in command Of the fu-
neral barge, and accepted the body for con
veyanee ashore.
The harbor was respondent with flags,
vessels of all nations doing honor to the
dead. The quays and the streets leading
20 the railway station were thronged with
people, who uncovered their heads and
maintained a respectful demeanor.
Courtesies to American officers.
Today and Tuesday the Baltimore's Off
GERS will be entertained at official banqueti
and receive other honors at the hands o
Sweden's grateful people. On every sid'
praise Of the American people and gov
ernment is heard On Wednesday the Off
GERS Of the Baltimore will dine with thi
king at the royal palace in Drothningholm
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lie eAsEeALL MoRLo.
American Association.

american AshuNlAtitns
At Columbus
Columbus ...s.. u. o Q o. ,
Louisville .......0 0 0 0 o. 0
Base hits: Columbusie; Louisville .. Errors.
Columbus, 8; Louisville, I. Batteries; Chamber.
lain and O'Connor. Daily and Bligh.
At Toledo lFirst gamel-
Toledo .............0 o 0 0 / k-- /
st. Louis. ..........S 0 0 0 o. 8
Base hits Toledo, 8; st. Louis, 9. Errors.
Toledo 5; 81. Louis, 9 Batteries; Cushman aud
Sage Hart and Munyan.
Second game
Toledo ..................,0 0 0 0 o. !
st. Louis Isl. .t.4...4.4...e ! Il 3
Base hits: Toledo, 4; Sc. Louis, Errors.
Toledo, 3. st. Louis. g. Batteries: lIealy and
Rogers, Ramsey and Munyan.
Al Gloucester, n. l.
Athletic .....4...s..I 0 Q 0 0 0 o.
Baltimore ..........O 0 0 0 o. q
Base hits; Athletic, 3; Baltimore, O. Errors
Athletic 2; Baltimore. g. Batteries. Conroy aud
Green, Morrison aud Townsend
The percentages Of the clubs in the prin-
cipal leagues to date are as follows:
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The offer for per cents, he says, is ex-
eeptional, and is not to be regarded as the
policy OF the administration, for with this
purchase, II II shall be made, the treasury
goes ont OF the market for the purchase Of
that class of bonds, and viii hereafter ap-
ply the current surplus to the purchase of
the ~ per cents.
Mr.. Window has gone to Williamstown,
Mass, to join his family.
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FOR SALE.

Eight of those New Houses at
the N. E and N. w. Cor. Of Lin
den and Porter streets, 6 rooms and
bath. All modern improvements.
Win be sold cheap.
We have s2,500, 5000 and
81 ,000 at 6 per cent; also $4,000
at per cent to loan on good
mortgages.
Houses, lots and Farms for sale o.
exchange.
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OBSTRUCTION.
FRIENDS SCHOOL.
Fourth and West sts., Wilmington. Del,
win reopen 9th Mo, tseptJ sth. 1890.

A Kindergarten Department., under an
experienced teacher, Katharine r. Clarke,
of Boston. Mass, will open 9th mouth. 18th.
Principals Office is open daily for the enroll
ment of students
ISAAC I. JOHNSON.
Principal.
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EngIand,s Uneasy ToIlera.

; LONDON, Sept. IS. = The situation at
Southampton is chaotic, the various bod
les OF strikers being az loggerheads, and
neither workmen, employers nor the pub
1ic being able to pFophesy to what extent
work will be resumed today. At an Inn
mense meeting Sunday the striking sea
men and hremen decided that IL their
latest demands are not agreed to by noon
today they will abandon the port in a
body, leaving numerous vessels without
crews. Many members, however, are dis
Satisfied with the meagerness Of the
amount paid them by the unions during
idleness, and favor return 10 work on the
conditions proposed by the owners, It is
possible that these malcontents may defeat
the practical carrying out Of the resolu-
ton.
There was a meeting OF 10000 dockers in
London Sunday TO consider the Southamp-
ton situation. Tom Mann and Ben Tillett
declared that the men had ample cause for
dissatisfaction, but regretted that they had
acted without authority aud in manner
which embarrassed the responsible heads
of organized labor throughout the king
dom. The meeting adopted resolutions
pledging continued assistance to the
strikers in Australia.
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PENNIES AND SNAIL cRAHeE oAE
Bn RAD A~ WIN ooDETIRa &sussz -
RHg EvEnKMG 'pBRAAL
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DIVORCED BY DROWNING.
Robert Ray Hamilton's Body
Found in Snake River.
HIS TROUBLE ENDED IN MONTANA
ne Lost His Life-His Father Has Con-
frmed the News-The Notorious Scan
dai In Which the Deceased Figured.

HELENA, Mon, Sept. l5-The earthly
troubles of Robert Ray Hamilton are end
ed. lie met death Aug. "A in the waters OF
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Mr.. Window further said there was no
doubt In his mind that the action taken
will bring satisfactory relief If the holders
of the bonds are disposed to cooperate
with the treasury He sees no great dan
ger OF serious financial trouble, and it will
not be the fault OF the treasury department.
II II comes
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CARRIAGE. = LARGE DOUBLE SEAT
~ top carriage; built TO order; finely uphol-
delivery wagon. Can be seen at the Club
Stables, corner Madison and Twelfth streets.
HARNESS.-NEW NICKEL MOUNTED
IA harness. Inquire at this office.
ID OBES.-PAIR OF HANDSOME LAP
h robes; also blankets and whip. Inquire
ct this effice.