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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-13
Third Annual National Meeting HELD
at Washington--Most Important
Event OF the Kind.
Delegates From All Sections Of the
Country Present-Some Rec.
ords Broken.
Another Notable Gathering Of Athletes
at Buffal0-Record OF the
Races.

WASHINGTON, Oct 13.-The third an
annual meeting of the Amateur Athletic
union, the most important gathering of
kind ever held in America, took place at
Analoston island, on the Potomac river
Saturday, and was distinctively success
fui in every respect. The weather was
perfect for the knights of brawny mus
cies, and long before the hour at which
the games were scheduled 10 begin q
large crowd of people made their way
to Georgetown whence they were trans
ferred TO the island. There was large
contingent of handsomely attired ladies
present. n..
The mile walk was won by Nicoll, of
the nj. A. G. p. Time, CALI. The mile
race was won by George, NJ. A. c., in
4:25. The winners Of heats in the 12O
yard hurdle race were Huffer,
Ducharme, Williams and Copeland.
The first heat was won by Ducharme,
Detroit A. c., in 10 seconds, the best
world record. In the 40 yard race,
final heat, Downs, New York A. c.,
won in so seconds.
Final race, two mile bicycle, six start
ers-W. f. Murphy, New York A. c.,
won; c. NJ. Murphy, New York A. Q.
second. Time $40 SO.
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TRIPLE ALLIANCE SOLID.
Renewal OF the Agreement Between Ger
many, Austria and Italy Assured.

Renewal of the Agreement Between Ger
many, Austria and Italy Assured.
LONDON, Oct. l3.-The renewal OF the
alliance, SO far as Austria and Germany
are concerned, is now certain. Though
no compact has been drawn up, an
understanding has been arrived at that
the union of Austria and Germany
against Russia and other enemies, IL
need be, viii be continued indefinitely.
This In given out ON official authority.
1t should be remembered that there Is
no tripartite treaty including Austria,
Germany and Italy, the term triple
alliance being misnomer In this re-
gpect. The original alliance was be-
tween Germany and Austria, and Italy
afterward made treaties with these
powers which substantially pledged her
10 Join her fortunes with them In the
event of a European war. No doubt is
felt, however, that Italy viii renew her
engagements, and especially after the
recent speech Of Signor Crispi, and In
view OF the evident friendship Of King
Humbert toward Germany. The retire
ment of Signor Crispi from the direc-
tion of Italian affairs would not effect
the situation, for IL is well known that
King Humbert made the alliance inde-
pendently of ministerial advice, and Is
as strongly as ever attached to it.
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HIS DEArH EXPECTED.

rhysiuians Report No Hope for Justice
Mliicr---He Gradually Grows Worse.
WAsnyGToN, Oct 13.-The latest re-
ports from Justice Millers physicians
are that the patient is gradually grow
ing worse. When he first felt the at
tack Of paralysis coming he was within 100
yards of his residence, and, realizing his
trouble, he endeavored to reach IL by
quickening his pace, His left leg re-
fused 10 perform its functions, and be-
came more and more useless. This
numbness finally extended 20 the entire
left side, and he finally fell with
in twenty yards of his residence
His face was considerably cut up. After
being removed TO his room he partially
regained consciousness, and later on,
after the physicians who had been sum-
moned, had administered medicines, he
wholly recovered consciousness His
left side, however, still remained numb,
and his left limbs were useless. His
articulation, while IL could be under
stood, was thick and heavy. He is now
resting easily, but return OF the para
lytic stroke at any minute may carry
him of. He seems to realize, as do his
family, his precarious condition.
Justice Miller was born in Richmond,
KY. April B, 1916. I'm 1852 he was APP
pointed by President Lincoln associate
Justice of the supreme court. AT late
hour Justice Miller's physicians report
his condition as extremely critical The
paralysis of the left side still prevails;
he Is not unconscious, but the physical
and mental failings noticed during the
last few hours are such as 10 Justify the
most alarming fears of his recovery.
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All BranchsN OF Trade show Great Inn
pTovemsnt this Week.

NfeNSment TINS Wsehs
NEW YoRK, Oct. 13.-R. G.. Dun 81
Co.'S weekly review Of trade says:
Business In NIL branches shows improve
ment. Prices Of commodities are q
shade stronger than week ago, grain
and oil hay8ng advanced. but the gen
eral advance since Oct. 1 is not Of
per cent aayet. The movement of COM
modities isSery heavy, the money mar
ket is nowhere source of embarrass-
ment and the feeling of confidence
everywhere increases. At Boston busi-
ness Ia go0i with advanced prices Of
many articles. Wool, cotton. lumber
and hide markets are strong. Philadel-
phia reportH advance in wool, a fair de-
mand fof chemical and leaf to-
bacco AMI a big trade IN gro
ceriea. The iron trade there and
at Pittsbnrg is unchanged; the glass
business h well sustained, and lead Is so
scarce that some works requiring that
material on spelter have suspended oper-
ations.
Trade at Interior Points.
at Chicago the grain trade is slightly
below last years, with moderate In
crease IN flour, nearly 60 per cent In
cured meats and a volume OF business In
all lines of merchandise fully up 10 last
years. Al lines are also strong at St.
Louis, and very fair at Detroit; tina
trade Ii good In Milwaukee, st. Paul,
Omaha and Denver and satisfac-
tory at Kansas City, clearly improv-
ing at Jacksonville, and better at
Savannah. Southern reports are gener-
ally bright, the movement of cotton re-
markabiy early and large. The great
industries are gaining. In spite of the
enormous output Of pig iron the tone Is
stronger and at Philadelphia mill iron
twenty-five cents higher. Wool is NOV
ing largely at better prices at Phila-
delphia and Boston, sales at Boston be-
ing 8, 5,27s. .0O0 for the week and
10000, 900 Pounds Greater
than last year for the year thas far.
Orders for goods are larger, and manu-
facturers more hopeful Leather is
quiet but firm and hides arG strong.
The demand for cotton good is fair,
print cloths remain steady, ard colored
fabrics, with heavy sheetings and drills
have an upward look
Breadstuffs have been advancing.
Wheat has risen 81 cents and corn
nearly cents and, coffee Is quarter
lower Tin has fiuctuated and sells at
23t cents. Lead is scarce at $3.50.
Large contracts for lake copper have
been made,
business Failures.
Failures during the last seven days
number for the United States 1856; for
Canada, 2e; total, 2I5, as compared with
,.A-Asl ct II stte iAsE. ls0F p1ats e9zakepUnels
nngylous f last year the figures were 2l5.
representing 182 failures in the United
States and a2 in Canada,
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DULUTH Oct. IA Duluthian con-
nected with the Port Arthur, Duluth
and Western road, says work Is being
pushed rapidly and a year hence trains
viii run regularly between Duluth and
Port Arthur by the way of the Duluth
and Iron Range TO Ely, and the new
road from Ely 70 Port Arthur. There
il d corps on engineers In the woods
surveying the line across Minnesota e, ter.
ritory from Gun Flint lake to Ely. The
road will se ironed to the Minnesota
boundary Al the narrows Of the lake by
winter. An English syndicate Is back
ing the enterprise and has plenty OF
capital.
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MET AT BUFFALO.


Greatest Gathering Of Amateur Attn
letes Ever tn the City---Record Of the
Events.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Oct. 13.-The great
est amateur athletic club meeting in the
history of the city took place at Olympic
park, under the auspices of the Stafford
Harrier, of England, the Buffalo Ath-
letic club, and the Manhattan Athletic
club of New York. The first event was
the l00-yard dash, four heats; first In
each heat to run In the final, second in
each heat to run an extra heat, and win
ner TO run in final. The first heat was
won by Z. o. Sarre, M. A. c., yards
Benson, Bunalo, lsacfnRs 'Byarhg ~ III
third was won by r.. d. Evans. Buffalo
Athletic club, yards. The fourth heat
W. was won by Thornton Earl, 81 yards
The heat tor second man in each of tbs
four heats was won by w, j, Lauth
Buffalo Athletic club.
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THRoNos AT ST. LOUIS.
President Welcomed With Hearty DEM
nstrations---P Parades and Receptions.

President Welcomed with Hearty DEM
onstrations---Parades and Receptions.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct 13.-The president ar
rived in st. Louis at 0 a. III. AT the
depot there was the usual huge throng
in waiting, but IL was kept in admirable
order by the police and there was no
unpleasant crowding aud jostling of the
presidential party as there has been at
many places visited. The president was
welcomed by the governor Of the state,
ID. X. Francis, mayor Edward A.
Noonan and the local committee. He
was escorted 10 a carriage drawn by
fpur horses sY wrhSsA -@.1-esa~~ gta-S s,ss
ernor the mayor and Hon. u. q. Stan
ard. Secretary Tracy and the other
members OF the party followed IN victo-
rias. each accompanied by u member OF
tha local committee. Preceded by the
Cavalry Department band, the line Of
carriages moved up Eleventh street,
passing the First regiment, III. N. e.,
drawn up in line at the side of the
street. the Grand Army Posts, Sons OF
Veterans, Western Commercial Travel
elers' association, the Loyal Legion and
other organizations.
These fell In behind the double line OF
carriages and the procession moved
through some Of the principal thorough
fares, until the Southern hotel was
reached. The sidewalks were packed
with people, and all of the windows OF
the business houses along the line OF
march were filed with spectators. There
were many demonstrations along the
line of march, the most unique being
the ringing Of 500 bells from the win
dowA Of a hardware establishment On
Washington avenue. At the SOutherT
hotel the president reviewed the parade
from the Walnut street balcony. Aftei
the procession had passed, the crowc
from both streets packed the street In
front of the hotel, and there were cries
of speech, speech. But the president
Iaughingly shook his head. From tbs
balcony he retired 20 one of the pariors
uhara ne WAS introduced 20 q number
of prominent citizens The Colorado
delegation, which Ii visiting the exposi
ton and fair, paid their respects TO hin
In body.
At the conclusion Of the public re
ception the president was escorted TO his
carriage. In which he was driven 10 the
fair grounds. There, at l:3O p. m, al
the Jockey club house, an elaborate
luncheon was served, at which Governos
Francis presided. The president was
escorted through the fair grounds by its
uresident, Charles Green.
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GRAFToS, N. D., Oct. i3.--Lawless
acts of qrg operating in this vicinity
are becoming very common. An old
Frenchms living east of Grafton was
held up sday night and relieved of
aeO. Tw .ired men were held mp later
with reY0 5Ts pointed at Their faces,
and made } deliver up what they had.
From one le men got a watch and $40,
and from ne other they got a watch and
85 cents. On the same night a farmer
named Trldo was stopped and robbed
of $40. Jshn Houser was held mp and
made to deliver up ell he had, which
was S35. In all these depredations nc
one was Identified, as they wore red
handkerchefstied over their faces. One
arrest has been made.
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Much Excitement at ST. Louis Over
the Action Of State Commander
Kline OF the Sons OF Veterans.
Harrison's Visit Characterized as Po.
lltical-Sons Ordered Not TO Par
ticipate In the Parade.
st. Louis Camps Utterly Disregard the
Command Big Throngs Welcome
the President.

NEW YORK, Oct IA special TO
The Sun from St. Joseph. Mo-, says the
Sons Of Veterans had made arrange
ments to participate In the reception TO
President Harrison, when State Com
mander Kline ordered them TO drop the
reception. Kline says the presidents
trip Is clearly political, and as the or
ganization purported to be non political,
the Sons Of Veterans should keep hands
of. A st. Louis camp which was max
ing preparations for reception was
also ordered 10 desist.
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ExPress Agent OF an M. x. aud n. Trails
PremRtiy Gives Up Money Packages %
Train Robbers.
FORT ScorT, Kama, Oct. I3.--At mid
night the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
passenger train was robbed by four
masked men near ScheI City, No., af
Usage River water tank. AS the train
was slowing mp 10 take water the en-
gine was mounted from each side by
the masked robbers, who compelled the
the engineer to dismount and knock mt
the express door for admittanea Tha-
messenger threw out the money pack
ages. 1t was not heavy money train.
The robbers were evidently novices.
The procedure was very similar TO the
recent work at Otterville.
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WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Oct. 18.--C. NJ.
Wheeler, the real estate man, has dis
appeared. He left the city some time
between p. m. Monday afternoon and
Tuesday morning. During the month
of August MFR. Wheeler, In company
with Philip Garlic. an itinerant real e.
tate agent, played a very successful star
real estatt engagement In this city. The
mourners figure mp their losses TO the
tune Of 5000 The proceedings have
been decidedly irregular, and II is ex
tremely doubtful ii these versatile man
ipulators of Superior dirt win ever re-
turn to square matters
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MA for nlw cams.

WASHINGTON, Oct. f8.--Advertise-
ments for proposals have been issued
from the war department under the pro
visions OF the Notifications bill for fur.
nishing the ordnance department OF the
army with twenty-five s-inch, fifty 10.
inch and twenty-five 12-inch steel guns,
and ammunition for their test: all 10 be
of American manufacture. The adyer.
tisament provides that one-fourth ot
these guns may be manufactured ON the
Pacific coast. Proposals will be re.
ceived at the department until O'Clock
THURSDAY, Dec. is. Bidders have beer
notified that specifications win be ready
and can be had upon application to ths
denartinent in few days.
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Their First Essteagotad.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. t3.-The
Eistedfodd held here was great sue
cess. 1t was conducted by Professor
A. z. Madoc, OF Chicago, and w. Il.
Powell, Of Milwaukee. The division oi
prizes fell equally to the local and visit
ing contestants. Professor Madoc pro
nounces the vocal solos and Duets ths
finest met with up to thia, his seventy
seventh adjudication of eistedfodds.
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Two Trainmen Crushed Out Of All
Human Semblance I'm NJ.
Louis Disaster.
Disastrous Fire at Brainerd-An Area
or q Block and a Half
Burned Over.
Another Terrific Explosion at the Du.
pont Powder Works--Casual-
ties OF q Day.

ST. Louis, Oct. 81.--Shortly before 7
q. m. Ben Ingraham and John Living
ston, switchmen in the employ of the
Bridge and Tunnel company, were rid
ing through the tunnel on the forward
part Of engine No. 90 When within
200 yards of the mouth Of the tunnel,
the locomotive crashed into the rear end
of engine No. %, which was backing
through the tunnel. Ingraham and Liv.
ingston were crushed into shapeless
mass between the engines. A mistake
in orders was the cause of the collision.
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wuMrNaToN, Del, Oct i3.-In rela-
t;on 10 the impression that the explosion
at the Dupont powder works win delay
gnvernment tests and otherwise hamper
naval and army operations, a member
os the arm said that he did not think
th,s wonld be the case. His firm had
ael 200 hounds of the testing powder on
hand which had escaped the explosion,
and which would supply the govern
,nent until another set Of mills could be
started On the same kind Of work
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Endorsed by Republicans and Counties.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 13.--Ihe County
Democracy county convention last ev-
ening endorsed the ticket for municipal
officers presented by the Peoples Mu-
nicipal League. The ticket was also
endorsed by the Republican county con-
yeution.
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sscursd al optlen on Iron.

DULuTH, Mimi, Oct. 13.-The Mesa
bia Iron company has sucured an option
ON Q, 900 acres Of the richest iron lands
on either the Vermillion or Mesabia
ranges, for $50, 900. The property lies
In towns 90, 10 and 90, 10, On the line OF
the rich developments In town 50, IA.
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Five Fatally TnIuresl.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct. 13.-While
SIX persons ON horseback were passing
over an unfinished bridge near Webster
Springs, Wednesday, the structure gave
way and they We're precipitated into the
Efffk river forty feet below. Ffvc Of
them We're badly injured, two probably
fatally, and two horses We're killed.
Mrs. George Dyer and Mira. Andrew
Miller received internal injuries which
win probably cause their death.
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RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 1.-The Comte
de Paris and party, most Of them on
horseback, left Richmond at 0 a. m. for
d visit to the battle fields ut Fair Oaks
or Seven Pines, going from there by
way Of Savage's Station to Frayseir farm
and White Oaks swamp, and returning
10 this city by the Charles City road.
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&c. Louis sons OF Veterans Refuse to obe,

&c. Louis SONS OF Veterans Refuse to Obey
Their Commanders Orders.
NEW York, Oct. ia special to
The Herald from st. Louis says the or
der of State Commander Kline ordering
the Sons Of Veterans not to participate
in any reception 10 the president has
caused considerable excitement in local
q. A. R. circles. The lieutenant colonel
of the department said that the camp
here would certainly disregard the order
and turn out as the presidents escort.
Over 900 veterans and Sons of Veter-
ans are expected Co be in line.
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ST LoUis, Oct. 31.-- The president re-
ceived q telegram from Attorney Cen
eEal Miller, saying that Justice Miller
was in o coInatose condition and that
his death was expected at any time. If
Justice Miller should die the programme
for Monday viii probably be abandoned
and the president will return direct to
Washington from indianapolis.
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A HOSPITAL swlnpLE.
Laboring men Caught by a Fraudulent
Minneapolis Concern.

Laborfng Men Caught by n Fraudulent
Minneapolis Concern.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. ia concern
calling itslf the Union Hospital COM
pany of Minneapolis, with an al
legged capital stock of go, 900, has
evidently been swindling laboring
men in the Northwest. A poor,
emaciatet man in rags presented one of
its certificates 10 the Clarkson Memo
rial hospial. On the back Of the docu-
ment waia list of hospitals TO which the
holder Ws guaranteed admission, and
the Cfanson Memorial was among
them Ee was told that no such organ
izaton w,s known here. On the face of
thscertifcate was q receipt for 500.
TIE man aid he bought the certificate
ii Duluth last June, and that hundreds
If them we're sold 70 other laboring men
there
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RAuM MusT aeT our.
ihA' TANNER. says.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Oct. to.-A letter
was received by Congressman Cooper, OF
this city, from ex-Commissioner of PEN
sions Tanner, which stated that the
president had made up his mind to let
Gen. Raum, the present commissioner,
out ii il thought here that on the
presidents return he viii not be fired,
but that he will be held mp until after
the campaign Is over.
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LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
sc. Paul Union stock Yards.

bNs RMWI NWAWN HEWNM AWEWhs
Hogs-Llght, 93s104.A0, mixed. S3.75nA36;
heavy. 81. 7O04-90.
Cattle-aood to choice fat native steers,
s2.T0Sba25 cows, Sl.Soal2-.ss common COWS
75czbl.eO, bulls. sl.O0l1l.65; uilch cows,
sI200G3sO0 veal calves, s2.0013.50; stockers,
s1.b0lb2l0. feeders, S2-0Odb2.25s Dakota steers,
s2.0oDa2b butcher steers, S2.001300; West
ern cows, Si.00Gt225,
shsep-Muttons, $500 GA00; feeders, $4,000
8.TOg lambs. G3.s5aDl.S0 mixed. s3.50gIAl0
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New YoRK, Oct i3.-Mrs. Mary
Rice, cashier Of the Prudential Insur-
ance company, OF Jersey City. has been
arrested charged with embexzlement.
The woman was detected by the old
trick Of marking money, which was
found in her possession. HRS. Rice Ia
but 22 years of age and was recently
married. She h well educated and has
been employed BY the company for the
past three years.
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Chicago Live stock.

Cattle-NAtiyes, S3.s06b4. .10 stockers, S2.i0
Qas0 COWS, bulls and mixed, 81 .6s0a.aO
Hogs Packing grades, sk001b4.i5; mixed.
s4o004.25. light, ta.S00Aa9 pigs, s2.Tsa3.76
prime heavy and butcher weights, $i.35Gs4. 40.
sheep Natives, S4.ooa4.DG Westerns. s4.U00
40. Texans, S3.l5d1350s stock lambs, $3.50
ATE
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CHINESE KNOW A TRICK on TWO,
Celestial Bankers Hxake axillions Dat of
the Passage Of tina silver Bill.

Cei@sttaI Hankers Make MIliHons Oat o.
the Passage Of ina silver Bin.
SAN Francesca, Ocf. 1a.--Chinese
advices state that there has been a 81 eat
gambling In silver In Hong Kong and
Hong Kong and Shanghai banks are
said to have made millions out Of the
deal. When tbs dollars were valued NJ
"a cents and befufe the silver bin passed
the United States congress, the banks
purchased all the Mexican dollars they
could get. When the silver bill be.
came d law the value of the Mexican
dollar took a jump and the banks sold
all they had nc % cents. Before the
deal the bank shares were quoted at 1926
Since then the shares have been almost
impossible to procure at 220,
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MADISON, Wis, Oct. 13.--The West
ern Farmer, the leading agricultural
paper in Wisconsin, was sold to-day TO
j. g. Bartholf of Milwaukee, and will
be removed to that city. Ill health
compelled the owner TO sell.
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THEIR SECOND DISASTER.

Another Terrific Explosion at the Dupont
Powder workz.
WILgEsBARRE, Pa, Oct. lathe
corning mill connected with the Dupont
powder works. seven miles below here,
exploded Saturday morning from some
unknown cause. So far as known no
one was injured, although the concussion
was felt fully twenty-five miles distant.
The loss will be several Thousand dollars.
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NEW YoRK, Oct. IA special TO The
press from Norwalk, says It's cores
pondent, doubting the truth OF the pur.
nurted interview with ex-Presiaent
Have IN New York regarding the NC,
KinIhy bin. wrote him q letter asking II
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MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA MONDAY OCTOBER l3, 1890.

n was urue, anu received reply from
Mr.. Hayes In which he says the alleged
interview is q fabrication. Mr.. Hayes
further declared that he never submit
ted to be interviewed ON political sub
ia(stG
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OTTAWA, Ills, Oct. 18.--Ths case Of
o'Snllivan vs.. the people. otherwise the
Cronin case, was continued In the
supreme court to-day until the next
term on motion Of Attorney-Ga Gaansral
Huns