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A MOTHERS GRIEF.

Crn1od BY tho Fate Of I1or CIIld She Takcl
Laudnnum md Dies. 4
ArcHlsoN, kAs., March 12.-Last Sun.
day tho two:year old child of John Blunt,
farmer near Stockton, Rocks county,
found bottle Of laudanum aud drank a
quantity OF it. The child died in short
time.. The next day Mrs. Blunt, crazed
by tho death Of her child, crank the
poison remaining in the bottle. She
cannot recovor. Mr.. Blunt is prostrated
and bis friends are watching him lest he,
too, may commit suicide. ;2S. n
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b LONDON, March l2.-It is now known
that lightweight persons lost their lives
by the explosion Monday in the Mersa
collicry in Clanmorganshire, Wales. u
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An Old Librarian Dend.

LEXINGTON, KY, March ol.-Jacob
Fuller, rs years Of age, Librarian Of the
Washington and Lee University, died
this morning,
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Senator whether his plan included SO.
curing 10 every voter tho casting and
counting Of his vote, and 10 TINT inter.
rogatory tho Senator had been entirely
silent.
Finally the discussion came 10 q close,
and after short executive session, the
Senate adjourned,
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WANTEp.-A good appetite. You can
have it easy enough by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla. It tones the digestion and
cures sick headache, ~ y 74.lg II :
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WAS LEACH MURDERED?
llody of the Missing Commercial Traveller

houS "a &uc IAhsHS So""eEClAl 4EASeleF
Found. Ha HtH
CHICAGO, March l2.-The body Of Ro-
land Leach, the missing New York COM
mercial traveller, may probably be found
in tho river. Peter OTIS reported last
night that while passing the corner OF
Michigan and Market streets after mid,
night he found a well.dressed man lying
on the sidewalk. With difficulty Otts
aroused the man, who seemed to be in a
stupor either from liquor or drugs. He
could not tell who he was or.where he
belonged. OTIS carried him to saloon
on North franklin street, aroused
tke proprietor, Patrick Casey, and
requested him to care for the
stranger. While they were talking the
man became impatient, and turning
away, staggered across the street to
where gang OF five or six fellows stood
outside Of notorious barrel house. He
was given cordial welcome by this
gang and almost Immediately was led
away by them. OTIS and Casey could
do nothing more. They remarked TINT
be would soon be stripped by the gang
into whose clutches he had fallen. They
thought no more Of the matter until
night before last, when Casey reported
the matter to a policeman. Mr.. Fucker,
one Of Leach's employers, says Casey
identified aphotograph OF the missing
man as an exact likeness OF the un-
fortunate who fell into the clutches OF
the barrel house thugs. Mr.. Fucker
now thinks there is no doubt that Leach
was murdered, and intends to have the
river dragged at once.
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a Short Story yyell Told.

ST.. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March 12.-Chi.
caco 4; Brooklyn 8. X. D u Il ~
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The body Of Rowland Leach, the New
York drummer who has been missing
ior several days, was fshed out Of the
river near the market this afternoon.
lie was last seen alive in that neighbor.
hood about week ago. He was intoxi-
Gated and was in the company Of a gang
Of hoodlums who infest that portion Of
the town. The police have no doubt
that he was murdered and thrown into
the river by those rutiians. The iden-
tity Of the murderers have not been
established. s.T,..
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( In answer to aquestion Mr.. Mason re-.
affirmed that tho makers Of lard COM
pound would accept a. bill requiring
them with. criminal penalty for failure
to observe it) the place on the packages
containing the products Of an analysis OF
their contents. "Further," "said he, "the
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TICKErs for n Building. -l Main street.
r 7 PrSSPGITT s. ". ECCLES,
Genl. Manager. bth. EaSS. aSE
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GREAT ANXIETY
Concerning the Possible Danger Of
Fire to tae White House.

Nhre 10 tle " Gltc House.
WAsHfNGTOy, Oct. so.-Consider.
able anxiety has hcen caused of late
20 the government officials aud
others who visit the White House
daily, in regard to the possible dan
ger Of fire to the historical old struc.
ture and lie OCCUPANTS. ari-ing f-om
the placing ~ electric wives through.
out The building. Recent renova-
tons and repairs TO the building
have disclosed more than ever the
tinder-like condition of the entire
structure. There is not q j0ist OF a
timber comprising a vital point in
the structure which i not half rot
ten and decayed and highly in
fiammsble. The space between the
ceilings Of the rooms and floor Of the
next room above is filled with half
decayed timbers and stratum OF
fine dust, which would act like a
train OF powder in communicating
flame from room TO room with light
ming like rapidity.
Between the ceilings Of the upper
floor and the roof Of the house l. a
space three feet high, something
like an attic, where the i1ists anu
timbeIs are exposed, amt, being
very difficult OF access, a fire cJuld
get start here sufficient to make
the destruction OF the building q
certainty. WoTkmen have about
completed the placing in position OF
wires which will furnish electric
lights 70 the mansion. All the wire
has been insulated with rubber.
Not a naked wire will be strung and
extraordinary preclutiOn has bsen
exercised that nc wire should cross
another, bit even then fire is not
out Of the rInge Of possibility where
electric wires c,me in proximity 10
intlammable matter.
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.CAIID--HlR'S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

We also carry General Lina Of PIANOS NON SzoO
and ORGANS from $50 upwards, and eVeFynI e' OCEANS
,riss and tasted Territory for the last THIRTY
YEARS. and their record is the best
Come and purchase Reliable lnsTu1e 1,.rMTs
Honest Price, ON EASY TINE PAYMENTS
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Tb.tri,l ~ theI ndian nun

The trial Of the Indian murderer,
PasCale, tegan Ut MissOula last
week. The prosecution are con
fideut that they Will secure . con-
victiOn-
Considerable commJtiOn was
created at Porter Fiat, on Ewing
street. Wednesday last, when a rock
went crashing through a window Of
the upyer story. It tore through the
window sash, striking 4 door ON the
opposite side o; tne room, making =
deep indenuatiOn, and then dropped
to the iiU0T. Fhe occupants OF the
house were mystifieL ~ first anu
were st 4 lcss 10 account Tor the
strange occurrence. IL was soon
discovered that bi.st was set OF on
sixth Avenue, where an excavation
is being made. Ii seems that the
surface was not properly covered,
anu VI her, the blast WAS discharged
the rock was buried into the air,
lodging in the hJuse mentioned--
Helena journal.
Something extraordinary in the
grass line has occurred this season
along the base Of the mountains
For 4 distance of twenty-five or
thirty miles east ell along the
mountains the rains and soil SHOWS
Of September have started up a
second crop OF grass, so that today
the feed in the foothills IS Is good as
go ~ tros And il We should he
30 fortunate rs 10 have continu-
ance of good weather until Christ
mas, 80 that this new grass woulu
have time to cure, there would be
no cause for complaint on account
of short feed. The hills round
Choteau are Row white with snow,
hut underneath there Is green
carpet Of fine grass--Chosedu -ho'''
t0gsi1H.
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rmE FnEsCB CONGRESS.
rntrodurtion OF Bills. Debate and I
Challenge.

ahllienGe-
PARIS, Oct. 20.-The Senate and
Cnanher Of Deputies reassembled
today. Bills were introduced by the
minister Of war relative 10 spies and
providing relief for the families OF
soldiers in the event of mobilization
Of the ARMY. The Chamber greeted
the ministerial measure with ap-
plause.
Roche, minister Of commerce, In
troduced in the Chamber OF Depu-
ties today a general customs olii, the
minimum and maximum bill, which
Fqs already been mentioned in these
dispatches.
Replying to an Interpolation,
Etienne, under secretary Tor INT
colonies, denied that war was de-
clared against Dahomey. The Oh
iect OF the expedition was TO ae-
fsnd the French subjects in Ia
honey. 4 resolution approving
the course Of the government was
adopted.
G5ussola. Boulangist, brought up
the Boulangist question by demand
ing that legal action DC lAAeu
against the BOulangist to tnro"
light upon the recent charges
against them.
Munster Constans replied that the
high court OF Justice aud nearly the
whole of France had already co n
demned the Boulangists, anu 1t wa;
useless for the government to prose
cute unless new attempts were
made.
De Roulede created n scene by for,
bidding Reinacb, whom he described
as .sThat Iackey Of all administra-
tions,;' to interrupt him. President
FlOguet demanded a WITHDRAWAL o.
the Objectionable words. DeRouledt
refusing 10 Withdraw, them the
! Chamber censurei him. Afterward;
ReInach challenged De Roule-e &c
a duel, and the challenSe was &C.
/ copied.
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r,-h, Men Drowned.

popr lfuRoN, Mich. Oct. u
~ roi st..roer Aanie Young Of the
rae ne, S,nerjor Transit Company
Lac l-aSe a. - and burned to the waters
t ooA i -. Lexington this morning
s1se . -. III smith went TO INT
my me, .. and took twelve OF the crew lr,
IN and brought them here here, IN II
,S IN Of the crew, eight men; r Len
% : mems sicManard. j. ponnei'
Wei - Crosbv. J. Gallagher, }. Con
,,.,ljv sud three deck hHnds' uanie'
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Aacu.rEcc vrLLErr.
or the Treasury DcPa-iHl rni. sal
eides ut his Residence.

WASHINGTON. Oct. se.-A. B.
AIullett, one OF Che best known
architects Of this city. and for years
supervising architect Ofthe Treasury
Department, shot aud killed himself
this evening at his residence. lie
had been I'm pao- neilth for a long
time, suEerD2 tom rheumatism
and other gon7plaia:s, but it is
Thought financial trouble was the
chief cause Uf his act.
DR.. T.. =. Murphy, thc surce0 in
charge u Columbia Hospital, who
for u,Sny years hss been Aiullett's
family physician, male statement
Of the circumstances Of the shooting,
Substantially rs follows:
About ) O'Clock he called at the
house 20 ste AIrs. Afuliett. who was
slightly iuiispgsed. Afrer prescrib-
ing fox herthe doctor took leave and
went o. his Office, just across the
stree. lie iiaJ been there but q
short tins when n son Of MI Gaiiett
came RAINING over an asked him
70 come 30 the house Immediately.
he hurried back 10 the house in
response TO the summons and found
Mullett tying across the bed IN bis
sleeping apartments and partially
iisrObei. he was Unconscious and
bleeding Erofuseiy. The doctor made
4 hasty examination and found
tina, The bod canIe from wound
about two inches above the right
ear. Tire dying man gave three OF
four gasps and expired within seven
rlinutcs after the wound had been
inflicted.
When the doctor fist entered tbs
! room he found Mrs.hIullett lying by
4 the side Of the body Of her wounded
husband. weeping bitterly, with hel
arms thrown sraund his neck. The
doctor moved her gently from the
rOOm and then gave his attention Il
| her husband.
| Later in the evening the coroner
was Summoned anu, after an exam
ination q the body, gave a verdict
OF death by suicide, due to melan
ch0iy.
Dir. NIullett was 50 years old anc
very well known. He designed
many OF the public buildings erected
ia different cities. among them lie
ing the city postoilice and the I'M
posing State, War and Navy DE
| partment buildings in this city. Mr.
| Mulieit hsd z severe case Of griI
last winter, FROM which he still SUI
leTed. For The past few months h'
lad been at times dependent an,
gloomy.
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ARRESTED ADAM.
Italians Arrested as Accessories TO
The aSs.SSEuatfou OF HrnuesS.y.

Italians Arrested as Accessories 10
the Assassination OF TIrBnesssy.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2l.-Tony
Nlatranga and Vincent CaTrus0,
arrested a few days ago and IT,
leased, were arrested again today
and committed to ihe parish prison,
charged with being accessories TO
the assassination OF Chief OF Police
Heuuessey. From what eau be
learned there Is hardly any Doubt
but the live men who committed
the crime ard the villainOus brains
that gave birth to the foul plot are
among these nov i1 jail. One or
two More u the cUusnirstors are still
at large, butt is only 4 question Of
time before they, too, will be behind
the bars, and it is safe TO say that
when the trial comes up the police
will be able 10 produce sufficient in'
formation TO send the entire gang to
the gailOws.
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AGREEaBLY SURPRISED.
Charles Adams Finds Son whom
He had Considered Dead

VANDALIA, Ill, Oct. Glory
seven years ago Charles Adams was
SUPERINTENDENT Of the schools at ri
fiEgham county. He cOurted aud
married Miss Sarah Houston Of this
county, and one year after their
marriage he suddenly disappeared.
Soon after Adams left son was
born 10 Mrs. Adams. She died anu
the child was adopted by its grant,
parents, grew 10 mAnhOod and Is
now a well-to-do farmer living two
miles west OF Nandalia. Adams
had heard that both his wife and
child had died, and he went to New
York and married again. His second
wife died last August and since
then he has been travelling In the
south and west. Three weeks ago
he passed through here and inquired
about friends without making known
his identity. Yesterday he returned
and 10 his establishment found, aftei
an absence OF forty-seveR years,
that his son William, whom ne sup
posed dead, was alive and well-to'
dr
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A PAINFUL RUaoR.
An Alleged Pool OF ConEressrnen
Made n Bad Speculation.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2D.-The Nelgs'
Washington: There is a painful
r,Imor in circulation here TO the
effect that members OF Congress,
who went into a pool for the pur-
chase OF large quantity Of silver
before the bill passed have been
unable TO dispose Of their holdings
and are likely to carry them some
months before silver reaches the
quotation Of month or six weeks
ago. Ii is understood that the poo
represents $40, 600, 900 in silver, pur'
chased AT prices ranging from Sl.O'
to Sl.10. After the passage of the
act quotations ran up as high n
SI.I9, but spectators in New NoTk
unloaded SO rapidly and so much
metal was shipped 10 this country
from England that the market wa:
flooded and the Congressman wer'
unable to dispose Of the large guam
| tity they purchased.
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LETTERS oy GENERALIZATION
A Duke Celebrates abe FInIcih
.nvg-.r.,-,- - ~ s-r-,-.,a...

A Duke Celebrates ;he FInIcih
inuiyerSary OF his Elevation.
BERLIN, Oct. 21.-All last week.
from Tuesday 10 Saturday, the arIs-
tOcratie families CT Germany were
busy sending letters OF congra.ula-
ton 70 Castle R3gden, where the
Duke Of Ratibor celebrated with
elaborate festivities the fiftieth an-
niversaTy OF his elevation to the
Ducal rank by Frederick William
N. The Duke, who il n br.ther Of
the governor Of Alsace-IsOrraine, l.
immensely rich and the landlord OF
fifty weaving Villages IN Silesia,
where the 2Dl,O11 Inhabitants are
the poorest and most neglected Of TIE
entire empire. Belonging 20 his
domain are the districts Of Rybnick
and Schwienta,owitE, where hunger
never quite ceases TO levy its toll OF
victims all the Gear round. and
where the women anI children
nave 70 exist on a diet o. weak
coffee, poor potatoes and ,Uup made
Of sour flour. The men enjoy the
luxury OF a Iiiece Of bacon or sau-
sage, which they claim by the right
Of the STRONGER Whenever pay comes,
arguing th4t they are eniltled TO
the little nutritious food obiainahie,
as they work harder than the
women.
The town OF MyslogitZ belongs to
the Duke. This is the place wherr
the peer weaver ran a line over the
river TO the Austrian bank to which
was fastened n bag on a pulley 10
bring over into Prussian territory
small quantities O. hour, that ne
cessity If life being IS Ger cent
cheaper in Austria than in Prussia.
The dukes guards soon stopped
this, and the weavers went on
starving.
In all the account. OF the dukes
jubilee have rot come across a
line % indicate that he has made II
the occasion for lettering the con-
dition Of those poor people. They
were fed on pork ami beer for once
in fifty years, Tut no permanent
benefit has been effected or promis-
ell, AMI no newspaper has been out
spoken enough to remind the mighty
Duke Of mis- duty 10 his suffering
serfs.
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c1..,.,nne nnl.inr a Tenr.

LIvFRPOOL, Oct. aJ.-Oiadstone
left on a tour Of Scotland this morn
ing. At the railway station al
Wigan the crowds shouted that they
did not want him to make sp'ee en-,
nut To reserve his voice to speak in
Midlothian and demolish the Tories.
Gladstone. nevertheless, made 2
short speech, in which he sail
Midlothian knew what to do for
;ts.lf: nothing was left for him to
10. He was heartily received along
the entire route. At Carlisle ne
said he had no fear for Scotland
and hoped that England would DO
ss well in the Home Kule move
When Gladstone reached Elm
bprrh he received large number
Of Scottish politicians. There was q
larve crowd at the railway station,
and he was given al ovation.
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$500 Reward !!

We will pay the above reEarl Tor aniy
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-. sf-5rtiv Compiled WITH They are pure
~ yegetabie. and never fsil 20 sise s- ~.
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GENUINE HYoRoPHOcI,-
Successful Treatment OF a Case of
tse Rabies

TRENTJS, y. J., Oct. 2O.-AIedi-
cal experts are interested in theca
Of Mrs. VIM. a. MaXson. who a
week ago was in the throes Of genu-
inc hydrophobia, but is now pro-
uonncId cured by her attending
physician. She has been improving
all the past week, but yesterday, for
the first time since she was taken
with the disease, she was able y sit
up in bed aud enjoy meal OF MILK
toast and p0ached eggs.
From the "Wednesday precedlns
until Sunday last the woman barsed
and SNAPPED Ike a cog and inc
strength Of three men was required
to hold her down ns she passed
quickly from one spasm into an
other. DIR. Rogers and other physl-
clans say there is no dOnbs that u
was 4 case Of genuine rabies ana
that the cure is most remarkaDle
afier the disease had reached s1cn
an advanced stage. The bite whic1
hrougbt on the attack was iDilictea
NV a nrL dog five years ago. MIs.
Taxson IS 81 years Of age. she =
~ slight build and the mother OF
several children
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FRuIr or ~REvIVALs.''
FiIIinSer sprinhies water on his
aother tiII She Expires.

PERRY, Mich, Oct, Civilian
FiIlinger and his wife, who reside
about three miles from here, at
tended a series OF revivals last sum-
mer and have been since what the
neighbors call S'reiigiou struck y
With them lived FiiiInger's mother,
who has long been physically frail.
IL worried Fillinger and his vile
that the elder woman was unbap-
TIED, and yesterday they decided
that the necessary religious rite
sbould be performed, although the
moor woman WAS confined TO her
bed. unable TO rise. Taking water
10 her room, they began the cere-
mony by dashing water in her face,
and continued Il until, from the
shock and exhaustion. their victim
ceased to struggle. The Mortified
sInactics then discovered too late
That she was dead. Soon after
neightors were attracted 10 the
bonse. and discovered the dead body
and took charge OF the nearly crazed
nair. They also rescued a little
rbiId who, they assert, the couple
was about TO submit 10 4 Similar
deadly baptism The couple were
brought here and aTraisned beiorS
Fsauire Bolt, and then taken 70 lsi
at Corunnn. The inquest wiil IL
held Monday.
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THE CORR soDGER CLUE.
A Rand OF Youths who Exercise
Their Talents In Stealing.

FoET WORTH, Texas, Oct. 20
There were big Developments In the
m, sterF surrounding what Is known
as the Corn Dodgsr Club In Fort
Worth yesterday. II is an orgah-
izaiion OF boys, ranging in age from
to Is years, many Of them having
been recently arrested by the police
for completely in petty thefts and
burglaris-, but on account Of their
youth and the small value Of their
t=kings they have not been prose
cuted. Today six Of the boys are In
jsil and c clothing dealer named
Hall, who is charged with eoncral-
ing goods stolen by the boys. II Is
also learned that the Corn Dodgers
hare branches In Dallas, Waco,
Marshall, Austin and Houston,
Texas, also in Denver, Colorado,
and probably in other places. They
have = code Of signals and other
secret means Of communications.
Ii IS not known whether Hall is at
the head Of the organization or not.
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,x,.,,. r,,er V,e.In Colorado.

DENvER, Oct. 20. : Governor
Conner today received information
that a large number Of White River
T-tes lad been Off OF the reservation
for come time, and had crossed over
into Colorado from Utah, killing
sheen and cattle be.onginSto ranch
men in Bout County. Inc Cover
nor At once telegraphed Secretary
Noble. asking him TO take STEPS 70
have the Indians driven back
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RIO GRAHDE WESTERN RY.

LOCAL TRAINS SALT LAKE : OGDEN;
1.,ve s.it lake 80 AN and 40 :. m and
- pm.
p..r,--5B-- alive salt Lake al l0.43 An
and y 70 and 5-55 pm.
Train arrives from Wasatch on saturdays
and leaves fJr WI-atch on honcays oA4S'
Pullman u1Iacf ard buffet sleeping cars
on all through trains.
ID a. pCpGE J.. II. BENNETT,
Gc1s-s' MtulEqr sen frtSf AS.
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rnE OH sTorr.
AnotherIForribieTal- ot ScnsualIiy
Murder and suicide

Murder and suicide
Ell PAso, Tex, October &C
blAncs, a FrsESnman from HUI,
son's not Springs, Arizona, arrived
here last Friday with a paramour, q
notorious sporting woman Of Silver
City, n. N. This morning the
inmates OF the hotel heard shouts,
but were unable to locate them. All
III O'Clock a ehambermaid tried e
get into Blarc's room. No answer
coming, she looked over the tran.
som and saw she dead bodies o.
Blame and the woman. An invest.
lgation showed that he had killed the
woman and then suicidei. Ee had
been drinking heavily. Outside Of
this no cause Is known.