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Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Antrim 0seorne, 70 years Of age, 70
tired and well. known manufacturer, who
resided ct REESE Valley and ct one time
operated wo6llen mills there, was killed
ysstsrday afternoon on the West Chester
Railroad, At Media Station, Pa. He was
walking ON the railroad and an ap-
preaching train struck him.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Hon. Charles McWhorter's father, of
Ct. Georges Hundred, is visiting rela.
tives in this city.
Mrs. w. Scott Vernoa 10 visiting her
parents In Brldgetcn, N. ].
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

What? Post Boy, the best chewing
tobacco in town. s. Il. Dursteip, No. 8
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Nv ANfED.-TWo GOOD FEEDEKs
w FOR Job presses. also two boys To
TILE rTG. CO., no. los Il est 1tn street street
IL
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Base ball and othor outdoor sports
tBe theatre, fashions, ETC., reviewed IL
% morrow's Sunday papers. First 3
Davis, 313 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

The Grippe 10 over, but Lung Diseases
are as prevalent as ever. The Balsam
cures every time coughs, sore throat,
Group, etc. and really prevents consump-
ION, SO cents and 81. Sold by druggists
spot Fourth aud King streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

James F. Wood Il Co, are full OF
orders, such as galvanized tanks, blast
pipe, tin roofing and spoutipg. CORFU.
gated iron siding and copper aud zinc
work.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

What 10 finer to drink than an ext,a
nne glass Oh Book Beeri which is the
celebrated Stoeckle's Bock.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Well, chow Good Enough tobacco,
save 80 tin tags aud get one OF Durstein's
umbl elias, gold or oliver head. For sale
by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
Ladies'

Fine kid Oxford', only 75c.; ine kid OK.
fords, patent tip, only 81. Babcock's
Family Shes House, 208 Market street
above second. Esst side. East side,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

and decorating done 10 the latest style
by @. II. Baldwin & Son; also estimates
furnished. No. T21 Market stit. second
floor, No. 81 room. Residence, No. 3l2
East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Geo. W. Phillips offers for rent very
desirable iatu Of atty acres near Belle
Tvs. 9IssaJw!rs puua's1.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
Grand Monthly
Drawing.

At the Academy of Music, New Or.
leans. Tuesday. April 10. 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 900
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
enci. Halves. so. Quarters. -, TentAs
~; Twsntieths 81.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Tho fyst Book Beer Of the season from
the Diamond State Brewery will be de-
ltvered on Saturday to all patrons.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

novelties II wall decorations at Jones'.
No. 422 Market street. Work done with
despatch.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Crayon Portraits
For $500 arc still being made az Cum.
mings gallery, 302 Market etreet.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
.zzzEszz0
.yH&<<@
Commissioners.

We the undersigned BANKS and Banksrs will
pay all Prizes drawn in Ths Lonisiana State
lotteries which may be presented At our coun.
II. NJ. WALMsLEY, Pres. Louisiana Natl
Hank.
PIERRE LANAUx, Pres. State Natl Br,
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Mari
Bank.
CA RI KOllN. Pres. Union Nnilan,l Hank
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Shorthand Taught Evenings
During spring months at Goldey's VIII
mington Commercial College, Eighth
aud Market streeta Individual iu.
olTuetion.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Jones, wall paper. at the old stand. 422
Market street. Latest designs. Work
done at shoit notice.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

skJ ANTED.--W OMEN OFINTEIII
.gcnce and enterprise for n li,,ht
l1,crntiys business. Cali for one wcrI nj
SIS Market street. I'd. w
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

T OS 4. "A KNIGHT TEMPLAR's
- Cross with tho owners name ON 1t.
from No. SOB Orange street. A suitable
reward will be given II returned to TIL.
Office, and noGuestions asked. a.53tf
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

DIMPGEs, bluckhcnds. red, rough,
i ] NJ chnrped and Only skin pre- vent
ed by CuTIcuIA SOAR.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Vo LET-sECOND STORY FRONT
= room to lady, or two. furnished or I'M
"a ". It'll street, ab.Itf'
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

Strong Cough Candy at Ferguson's.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
has iIontlsa.

John Jseoey, who 70, ';sssi!ssis;s,Ipassa
along the Br.ndywi.l1ss iSusf,Ds
Trust Company As hl s.S TM n@1
ODER has been secsP n INT Il hSM1
originally orig for sls,O99SS,o ~ vii cons
duced TO $4,000; wi week
the latter part OF rex. "-,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05
Scratched 20 Years

Body covered with scales. Itching Tor
ribic. suffering endless. No relief.
Doctors and medicines fRil. speedily
cured by Cuticura ut u cost OF -.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-05

T OST.-oS THURSDAY EVENING.
II II indy's gold watch aud silver chnin
on Washington, Sixth or Market streets.
Tho finder will be suitably rewarded on
leaving same ut No. iOo Washington
street. M
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PHARAOH AND JosUFH MEET
ARID KISS.
The Society OF the Army Of yir-
giaia Have a Grand
Tins.
a So. 900. 600 FAILURE IN
BOSTON.
Bernhardt and Patti will Come TO
New yOrE.-Washington
WIriuSS.
By Telegraph 70 the News
TORN To PIECES.
ulId aeasts Let Loose FROM their
Cages with Terrible Conse-
qacuees-

qaeuees-
LONDON, Sept. IT.-Advices from
kimberley, in South Africa, tell OF
an awful occurrence there at mid
night on the lst OF June. some per-
sons, evidently Bearing IN feeling
towards the proprIetors OF Liili's
menagerie, opened the doos OF the
cages -coufining the wild animals
ami set them all free. The most
terrible scenes followed. -Four at
tendants sleeping on the premises
endeavoIei 10 round up the beasts,
but were manglcd beyond reccg-
milton, heiBg actually torn limb
from limb
The entire population within n
raiius Of mile were aroused by the
rearing Of lions, trumpoting OF ele-
plants and grOars and shrieks %
other wild beasts. Having tasted
blood in their struggle with the en-
plOyes the brutes regaincd all their
natural ferOcity ard spraDg at every
living thing In the way. -Four yer
forming Hungarian horses were
killed almost instantly and n
number Of ponies devOurcd. The
enormous elephant burst through
the heavy iron gate and rushed into
The street, followed by nearly every
animal In the meDagerie. a little
child Of James Grindiey Ia c rear
nom opening on the garden, was
pounccd upon 10y n ehetah and
dragged into the open air, where
the enraged monster tore IL 10 pieces
AMI dev0ured Il before help could
reach Il. Other narrowing incidents
are reported, among them the Kill
ing OF five women, who were fear
uliy mangled.
When the mail left, four lions, two
lIonesSes, Two tiger, three hears, two
wolves, one byslia, two che:shs,
one elephant, one camel and seveE-
teen baboons were still at large. The
police have been orgauizcd In hunt
Ing parties, and the people are keep
Ing in;iCOTS.
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Very Nearly.

LONDON, Sept. IA private let
ter recently received from Robert
Louis Stevenson gives an interest
ing description Of an accident that
happened 10 his effects during n trip
between Samoa aud Auckland,
which nearly resulted in n serious
los. The vessel on which Mr.. Ste
venson was a passenger caught fire
ia the cabin. The sailors seized
upon the movable articles that had
become ignited and fastened 70 pitch
them overheard.
Mrs. Stevenson, who was standing
on deck watching the progress OF
the fire and preparing TO leave the
vessel when necessary, saw two OF
the crew dragging from below 4
large burning box, and prepared 10
hurl IL into the sea. Recognizing In
an instant the box A. belonging 20
her husband, Mrs Stevenson sprang
forward with n cry OF dismay, seized
the nearest man by the arm and
begged him to drop IL He did 30
and after being deiuged with water,
the box was saved. contained all
Of Ssevenson's unpublished manu-
scripts, the result Of many months
hard work, among them being a
story he had written by order for n
monument magazine and for which
lac is 10 receive $1,000, rs well rs a
great portion Of the history Of Sa-
mOa.
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Liabilities ss.ooo.Ooo

BOSTON, Sept l7.-GArlner, Chase
x Co., bankers and brokers, today
assigned 10 James T. PHELPS, gen
eral manager Of the National Life
Insurance Company. The firm has
lately been doing light business in
Western railroad stocks and on the
street. The general cause given
for the failure Is that they were
caught short OF the market II was
4 surprise to almost everybody, al
though rumors OF trouble had been
floating about for n day or two.
Both members Of the house have a
most excellent standing on the
street and beth have a host Of
friends.
Assignee Phelps says the liabili-
ties are likely TO amount to 2.000, =
900 and may go over that. What
there is In the way Of assets can
only be determined by examina-
ton. He declines 10 make any
further statements al the present
time.
George r. Chase, son OF the senior
member Of the house and chief clerk,
said this afternoon; ''The trouble is
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Colorado Eepus,Icaa Convention.

DENVER, Sept, 1.-THE republic
can State convention met here this
morning At 10 O'Clock and elected
Alexander Guliett u Pueblo as
temporary chairman, appointed a
committee on credentials and took a
recess until . O'Clock. There is =
bitter facliOlal fight in the republi-
can party Of Colorado, one faction
5eihs termed the gang" and the
other tire gang .masher." The
former has control Of the State and
county offices aud are making a
streng fight 10 continue in power,
while the ether faction are leaving
no stone unturned 10 Gust them.
The fight l. so bitter in ATapahoe
County that ~ the county cOnven-
ton held here ON Monday the
s,gang'' boiled, held a convention
OF their own ami the result is that
tire county has : contested delega-
ton before the state convention.
The same state OF afgirs exists in
several counties. This will make
the work Of tine committee on ere
deutisls very tedious and long and
ii is probable that no ticket will b.
nominated until Friday. Temper
AIRY Chairman Glilett Is In sympd-
thy with the gang ami no doubt
tnat faction will control the cOnven-
ton.
Both sides endorse Henry VI. Fal-
len for reelection for the Senate.
the convention reassemOled at .
O'Clock but, a. the committee on
was nc. ready 10 report,
Adjourned till 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
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CnngrniuIatIen. or EEeta.

LA LIBERTAD, Sept. H. The
festivities on the 10Th instant, eele-
brating the election Of EzetR rs
provisional president Of San saliva
dor were taken part in 10y the peo-
pie. \ gse..; municipal banquet was
given.
President Barrillas, OF Guatemala,
Bogran. OF Honduras, Scaeia Of
Nicaragua, and BOdriguiese, Of
Costa Rica, and President Diaz, u
Mexico, have rendered congratgla-
ticns n President E.ze;n.
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TAYLOR Is STILL ALIVE

Tut very low. While able to con-
verse he said that he dlin't know
what prompted Helm % shoot him.
After shooting Taylor, Helm hur
fled 70 his own house, anu soon after
the people in the vicinity were
alarmed at hearing several shots.
Immediately after Maud, the 10
year-old daughter, ran out Of the
house and fell upon, the sidewalk.
Neighbo-s went TO her aasistauee,
and she naid her father had shot her.
She was quickly removed TO the
hospital AMI il was found thatone
hall had gone through her face, an
other through her stomach, and
another in her hip. She cannot
live.
When the officers and neighbors
entered Helms house the Kitchen
Presented an eWful sight,
being smeared with blood. Just
outside the back door lay Carrie, the
eliest girl, with n bullet through her
brain. Across her form lay Bertha.
the yOunges. daughter. she was
unconscious, and expired I'm fifteen
minutes, a bullet having entered her
head behind her LEFT ear.
As the officers entered the front
room they found the dead body Of
Helm stretched on the floor with a
ballet through his temple, fired by
hisOwn hand
The people are wrought up to n
high r.ich 81 excitement.
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Health is Wealth /!

On = e WFsT.s NERVE kSD BEAN
Trrtr1frvr. - rantcc1 speciiir i.I
Hrstefia. d zzincss. Commissions. fits, Sc
vsus curalgia- He>dache, Nervous 49, -.
trafion caused by the use Of alcoa9l %
t0baeca, Wakefuiness. Mental Depre-sl,.,...
and leaefr- 10 rnisery. decsY and eea.l.
Premature Old Age. Barrer1ess. c.-leeu :.
over exerIiun Of the brain sacn 1oA - -.
talns one months treatment SLY III -;
o. six loxas for $50, sent BY mai p4-F'
On receipt Of Price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BoNbS
To care any case VITA each oToet - ~
caived by us for six boxes. 2crotni Auis-
g.siti s. 5. We wall send the purchaser - ~
Wrirten guarantee % refuad me iaSAsl :. =
to treatment does nos eaect S 1T
Guarantees issued by JOHNSON, fh n-. y L
Z Co. Drur1ists. Sole Agents. - AsiN III
SAT- icze Cl.y, I!gh,
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New YORK, Sept. LIT was
announced today that the Atchison
had bought control OF the Colorado
Midland. IL Is said the price paid
was SO per share The Colorado
Midland operates 27i miles Of road,
the main line running frOm Colo
radO Springs 10 Newcastle, Colo
RADIO. 20 miles. and branches %
Aspen, Spring Gulch and Arkansas
Junction.
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THURSDAY EVENING

due wholly - tight money. The
calls upon us have been greater than
we could stand. Our collaterals
shrunk In value beyond al expecta-
ton, and, much a. VIC endeavored
10 avoid suspension, we have been
forced 10 Il. No outside transactions
or speculations led 10 the trouble.
IL i tight money, and nothing else.
We have done no business OF n
speculative character rs a house,
aud such Is We have done for our
customers has been done on n con-
servaiive basis. / DO not feel waI-
ranted now in giving the circum-
stances that were the immediate
cause Of the failure.o
The impression Is strong that the
trouble viii not be far-reachiug, and
that its effect on the market win lie
only Temporary.
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Distress in ChiG1.

SAN FRASCIsCO, SEPT. 1.-THE
steamship or Of EiJ JdHefr0 brings
dOag Kong and YUkOhsma adj
vices: The yellow River flood land
other floods continue TO absorb At
.cuiOu in Chich. In the province
81 Chill 4,OeO,UJ people are home
lees and tire m.seIr in Shaniuug Is
almost as great. ChOiera i Pnu val.
eat in Shanghai and the uoTtliesr
districts, AMI several Europeans
have sueCumbed-
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The Slave Trade.

BERLIN, Sept. 1.-THE Reich>01l-
ss.ger says: The principal German
official at Zanzibar, replying 10 a
dispatch from the home government,
denies that 4 proclamation sanction
ing slsve-dealing has been published
at Bagamoyo.
LONDON, Sept IA dispatch
from Berlin to the Standard says:
Herr VOhsen, for several years Ger
man consul at Zanzibar, says 1t Is
impossible that the German last
Africa Company issued the alleged
slavery proclamation.
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NEW York, Sept. 1.-THE Hiorld
has bad a long Interview with Jay
Gould. He DON'T think there has
been any actual financial strinsency.
The trouble has been that the boz
Towers tried To effect loans on non
dividend paying securities, and
whatever strirgency existed was
really confined 10 speculative opera
lions. He sees nothing in the stock
marSe. 10 excite apprehension.
There is no general initiation and he
thinks values tend upward rather
than downward. Excessive rail.
r1ld construction need not bc feared.
There wOn'G be much railroad build
ing as long as inimical legislation
continues.
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F,rr NhIo,s. NerYorI..

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-At NiblO's
Garden tonight an upper prosceni-
um box caught fire from a calcium
light. The people jumped from
their seat=, and there was almost n
panic. The fire was quickly extiI-
cuished, however, ara the audience
Induced TO retire quietly.
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flou-g.-

WAsHISGroN, Sept. lin the
House the LangstOn-Nenab,e con-
tested election case came up, and the
Democrats resOrted to the tactics Of
leaving the chamber when the roll
was called on consideration, but the
clerk finally managed to note a
quorum, and Haugen Wis pro-
ceeiei to argue the case.
Cheaile lind. opposed the major
ity resolution and declared that the
Fourth, District of Virginia vas re-
lisbly Republican IL had been
carried by the Democrats. not be-
cause Of the popularity OF Cleveland
OF the unpopulariIy Of Harrison, but
because Of irreeoBcilabie differences
in the Republican party. Ii had
been Il race division, with all that
such a division could imply in the
South. II would be suicidal for the
Republican party TO seat the man
who led the holt against the regular
Republican candidate he said If
there was little law and less evidence
TO sustain the contest, there WAS
still les for the Republicans. He
was oonfiden; that there never
could be 4 strong and effective Re
publican Farty in the South until
there were enough white men in il
TO make It strong and effective
Senator Malone and the white
men Of Virginia made
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY STRONG
in that state ans secured the election
Of six Republicans 20 Congress. The
contestant, flying in the face OF
these conditions. had raised the race
issue, and the result had been that
Virginia had now only two Re-
publican representatives.
Ignorance could not dominate or
ever rule, aud an intelligent Re-
publican party in the South could
not be built on the negro vote alone.
He (Cheadlel could not under his
oath and from his knowledge Of the
case vote 10 seat the contestant, and
he hoped, for the good name Of the
House and the good name Of the
great party TO which he belonged.
that there would he enough Re
pubiicans voting with him to retain
EAAAu4G III LIS cttA- nc NA44A-4IIA
Malone, and predicted that II his
leadership were followed, Virginia,
In n few years would be rs reliably
Republican as Vermont.
When Cheadle concluded be WIS
greeted with applause by the Demo
crats. The case then went over ur-
I'll tomorrow.
The Speaker announced his sig
nature 10 the River and Hsrbor dill,
and the House took a recess.
At the evening session OF the
Houses number OF bills were passed,
including the Senate bills trans
ierring the weather service TO the
Department Of Agriculture with
amendmentsl, anu providing thnt
promotion 70 every grade OF the
army below the rank OF brig1dier-
general, subject to examination,
shall be made according TO seniority.
The House bill was passed author
izing the Secretary Of War 70 ap-
mint a board TO review the findings
and sentence OF any court-martiai
for the trial OF commissioned officers
or enlisted man where the accused
have been honorably discharged.
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The President vI.It. John,town.

JoHSsIowS, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE
train bearing President Harrison
aud party arrived here ut noon.
Over an hour was spent in driving
through the devastated city. \
triD was made to Grand View GENE
terry, and here Mrs. Harrison and
other members Of the party placed
a tribute OF flowers 10 the memory
OF the unknown dead. The party
then west TO Green Stand.
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Eject. Of ,reKiniey's nIII.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE ChroH-
icIe's Vienna correspondent says:
The prospects arising nom the pas
sage Of the Mckinley tariff bill,
combined with the fall in gold, has
lowered the pIice Of mother Of pearl
Is per cent. The mother Of pearl
manufacturers closed their factories
In order TO avoid working at q loss
and thirty thousand persons are out
of employment.
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There msy be persons in this com
muniiy who are az times troubled
with the collie, OF subject 10 ATTACKS
Of bowel complaint. II 50, they
should try Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera aud DiarrhUa Remedy. II
viii afloul almost inime,liate relief.
and when reduced with water j.
pleasant % take. II taken n soon
as the fret indication OF the diseas
j. felt il will ward of the atiack.
Many people use Il in this way and
find that IL never fails them. a %
or 50 cent bottle may be obtained
from Il. G. II. l. Drag Department.
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Fre.ident Brigham YounE's

1t Is my intention to compile ell
my fathers Letters for publication,
and VIII be greatly obliged to all
those who have such letter. II they
will kindly forward them to James
4. Little, care J1reIliSe Instructor
Office, Salt Lake City, that they
may b. correctly copied. AL such
etteEs VIII be most carefully
iandled and returned safely 10 The.
5wner-. Rsspeetfully,
i&s gOIfS w. You're.
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4 safe Env-ssanenr.

IL one which is guaranteed to
bring you satisfactory results, or In
case OF failure a return Of purchase
price. On this safe plan you can
euy from Our advertised Druggist
a bottle o. DF.kiug's New Discovery
for Consumption. IL Is guaranteed
- bring RELIEF an every case, when
used FOR any affection Of Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Consump-
ton. inflammation Of the Lungs,
Bronchitis, Asthma, WhoopiDg
Cough, Group etc, etc 1t is pleas
ant aud agreeable 10 taste, perfectly
safr, and can always be depended
lp9n. &c, q trial bottle at A. G..
smith Z Co's drug store /
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PncuEuonia ana bronchitis Carp
OF Oue-fiii-d cT ths.
HUMAN Race.

IL Il not generally known ;hs'
Pneumonia AM Bronchitis carry
Off OHe-Htrd Of the human FsCe, hut
such are the facts, and what Is more
surprising, both Of the above DE-
eases result from negieeting a cen
mon ordinary cold. A cough
should never he neglected. II !; 3
every time you catch cold you
cough harder, ard It sticks by you
longer. Ballari-s HOrehound
Syrup is the bsst remedy In the
world for Pneumonia, Bronchitis
and all throat aud Jung troubles II
you have any thnDat trouble, call
for Bsllard's HorehoUnd Syrup and
take no other. lions Cooperative
Mercantile Institution, Agents. l.
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We desire 70 say to our ci!lzsrs
that for year. we have been selling
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, Buckien's, Arnlca Salve and
Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell As well,
or that have given such universal
satisfaction We do not hesitate TO
guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready 10 refund the purchase
price II satisfactory results DO no
lJllow their use. These remedies
nave won their great popularity
purely on their merits. For sair
II A. G. Smith & Co.'S drug store :
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BLooNISGToS, Ills, Sept. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Use We're found dead
u their home ia Normal, this
morning. They had prepared
breakfast on a gasoline stove aud the
oil in the r,servcig changed 10 gas,
filling the roOm aud asphyxiating
them.
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In Fa,nr senubils.

RIO JASEIRO, Sept. 1.-THE OIL
cisl announcement Is made that the
election is finished, and the majority
secured by the government proves
cOnclusively that the people are in
favor OF the maintenance Of reput-
licau Institutions.