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The morning call., 1890-10-09

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. S.-Athletics 1, Ro-
chesters II.
BALTIMORE, Oct. s.-First game-Balti-
mores 3, Syraeuses 6. Second game-Balti-
mores T. Syracuses 6. Eleven innings.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. S.-Toledos 8, Louis
vileS s.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. S.-St Louis G. Colum-
DuS |.
The morning call., 1890-10-09
HER JEWELS s~ou.EN.
Pauline Hall Works Koss-Covered Adver-
Using Dodge.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-A man entered
pawnshop with a package to-day, but no.
ticing two detectives in the rear, hurriedly
went out, leaving the package. The officers
opened the package and found silk dress,
which they took to the Central Station.
Soon after, Pauline Halls man
ager Mr.. Stern, called to
complain OF the theft of her jewels. Thrust
ing his hand into the sleeve of the dress he
pulled out rolled up silk stocking. I'm
folding this lie poured out about $4,000
worth of jewels. he said Miss Hall dis
posed of her valuables in this manner to
throw thieves off the track The dress was
stolen from her dressing room at the Newark
Theater last night.
The morning call., 1890-10-09
a Cattlaman Killed

CHEYENNE, Oct. S.-A private telegram
announces that George b. Henderson, man
ager of the "Seventy-one Cattle Outfit" was
killed by one of his employees. There are
no further details. 1t is supposed that Hen
dersOn has been assassinated owing t. the
bad feeling which has existed between the
big cattle companies and the maverlckers.
The morning call., 1890-10-09
Catholic Union,

WASHINGTON, Oct Sat to-day's session
of the Catholic Young Mems National
Union, L. c. O'Sullivan of New York spoke
on the subject Of undiocesan unions. In the
course of his remarks he severely scored the
people who say American Catholics are not
loyal to the country and the national Gov
ernment,
The morning call., 1890-10-09
Jonaseer A,oni,ttd

New YORK, Oct 9.-Meyer Jonassen re-
ceived cablesram from Berlin that his son
Joseph had beer acquitted of the charge
made against him by three drunken students,
your Emperor" This is q political crime
with penalty Of ten years Imprisonment.
The morning call., 1890-10-09
Inspectinp Steel Works.

PIrrsBURG, Oct S.-The delegates to the
Iron and Steel Congress spent the day in
inspecting the works at Altoona, Johnstown
and other points along the Pennsylvania
Railroad and reached Pttsburg this even
ing
The morning call., 1890-10-09
The Cef e upply.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The visible supply
of coffee in the world on October 1st was ::
Stocks in Europe 1,024, 739 bags, in Rio 1885,
600, in Santos $4,000, in the United States
1876. 3n5-total. 1876, ,O44 bags: while there
are afloat for Europe and America 53S, 800
bags, making the grand total 2.214. 5i4 bags,
as against ., I93, 473 bags OH September 1st.
The morning call., 1890-10-09

WELLINGTON New Zealand), Oct. g.
The strike Of the New Zealand colliers has
failed. Thirty-four steamers of the COM
pany are running, furnishing employment
to20O0 non-uniOn men.
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Salvator's Last Race.


@ New YORK. Oct. S.-Trainer Byrnes saws
the the New YojIenelle ths last race of, his life in
The morning call., 1890-10-09

BOULDER (Colo.). Oct. S-By an acci-
dental explosion of giant powder at the
Humboldt mine to-day Mike Miles. Hugh
Morgan and Harry Atkinson were killed
and another man seriously Injured.
The morning call., 1890-10-09
Emperor William,

VIENNA, Oct. S.-The Austrian and Ger
man EmperorS arrived at Klen this after
noon. After a cordial farewell, Emperor
William proceeded on his journey to Berlin.
The morning call., 1890-10-09

New YORK, Oct. 8.-The annual report of
the Western Union Telegraph Company
shows surplus of S10052, 9s3. The in
crease of profits was $1.093,6S3 compared
with the previous year. The gross revenue
shows an increase Of 81, Goa, ,S34
The morning call., 1890-10-09
INDIAN CONFERENCE.

Encouraging Reports Of the Work Of Civil
ling the Red Men.
LAKE MoHoNK On. ", Oct. S.-The
eighth annual Indian Conference was begun
this morning. General E. Whttlesey Of
Washington, Secretary of the Board of In
dian Commissioners, gave general survey
of the field. and referred especially to the
happy change in public sentiment in the last
few years. due largely TO influences emanat-
ing from Mohonk. 1t is now very rare, he
The morning call., 1890-10-09
No Strike.

New YORK, Oct. 8.-There are no signs
yet of the rumored strike on the Erie road.
Vice-President Thomas has promised to re-
ply TO the mems demand tomorrow,
The morning call., 1890-10-09
District Attorney Carey Resipns.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.-JOhn L. Carey,
District Attorney for the northern district
of California, has sent his resignation to the
Attorney General.
The morning call., 1890-10-09
GUATEMALAN TROOPS.
Salvador Demands an Explain alton Of T
Preserce on the Frontier

Presence the Frontier
LA LIBERTAD, Oct S.-The rumors Of
war have this foundation: A large body of
Guatemalan troops are on the frontier and
several dissensions are reported among their
own ranks partaking of the nature of incip-
lent revolutions, but there has been no more
fighting between the two countries. Sal
vador has demanded of Guatemala an ex-
planation of the presence of armed forces,
and Barillas has given satisfactory explana-
tiOn.
The morning call., 1890-10-09
A Failure,

difficulties, owing to the advance sales to
English firms and the subsequent rise in
prices.
The morning call., 1890-10-09
The Comte de- Pari-

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-The Comte de Paris
and party to-day visited the tomb Of Wash
iDgton aud afterward proceeded to Rich
The morning call., 1890-10-09
Fa;,pre NJ Corn Mercbonts

VIENNA, Oct S.-Six OF the largest corn
merchants of the sea port Of Braia. in Rou-
mania, have failed and several others are in
The morning call., 1890-10-09
Trottir e at Terre Haute.

TERRE HAUrE, Oct. S.-First race, 2:1s
pacing, Grants Abdallah won, Harry Jones
second. Finley third, Kitty c fourth. Best
time, 2:1734,
RSecond race Warren Park stakes), Nc
Gregor Wilkes won, Gebhart second,
Globhard third. Best time, 2:22A.
Third race, 2:34 trot, j. w. Tedford won,
Sam Harris second, Blossom third, Della
Magee fourth. Best time. 2:4h.
Fourth race, division of the trot, Delmarch
Won,. Nightingale second, Genesee third.
Virginia fourth. Best time. 2:19h.
Tne second division went over unfinished.
The morning call., 1890-10-09

New YORK, Oct S.-Berserker's tips on
Westehester: First race, Raceland or Eon;
second, Annie or PIntriguante third, La
vinia Belle; fourth, La ToscI or Sallie Nc
Celland; fifth, Heller Shelter or Reclare;
sixth TorchIight or Mackenzie
The morning call., 1890-10-09

NEW YORK, Oct S.--Both the English
and German hop markets are quoted very
firm to-day at the recent advance.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-13
TRIED A NEW DoDGE.

Artfal Mannsr in which q Montana
Woman Tried 90 smaggis Goods.
Nav YoaK. June II.
MIR. aud Mrs. M. Glein, with their young
son and daughter. arrived nj New York ON
the steamer Arizona on their way TO Mon
Etana, where they possibly intend 10 set mp
In the clothing business, with musical
attraction for customers. Mrs. Glenn de-
clarsd that she had nothing dntiable,
and that ali the goods she brought
with her were household articles,
ready in use. A pier Inspector found
that Mrs. Glenn had valuable
lot Of piece goods, Including silks, shawis,
table covers ard laces. worth perhaps s2O,-
900. Mrs. Glein had denied that she had
any piece goods, but some Of the silks
we're found to bs sswel into alleged skirts
90 as to give them an appearance OF being
skirts, which would deceive tho inspectors.
This made the inspectors believe that Mrs.
Glein was Q dressmaker, who was trying
new dodge" by which TO smuggls her
goods into port. The Gieins had alao .
large and costly music box a. long as q
small trunk, which might be worth s4o0 or
$500. This was also seized.
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HERE's BRIBERY.

The ssAm~rke&a Beck -cosapnny'' Caught
In she Very Aet-A Trap Was Sat fsr ths
Trust.
OLvMrrA. wash. june n.
r.. III. Leach, OF Vancouver, member
Of the Washington state board OF eiuca-
tion, announced to the board that he had
been offered 5000 as bribe 10 bring
about reconsideration Of the board In re-
gard 10 tsxt books. He also laid before
the board check for the money drawn 10
his favor by G. Eames ON tbs First Ma
tional bank Of Portland, Ore.
Last Thursday the board adopted text
books for thu state, the American Book
company, representing the book trust, re-
eeiving only about 28 per cent. Of
ths awards. Two members of the board
voted constantly for all the trust books.
The trust agents, represented by Eames,
who 10 connected with detective agency
In Portland, moved for reconsideration
50 far ~ the readers and arithmetics we're
concerned, which would give the trust
houses 80 per cent. OF the awssas. Leach
was promised $1,000 and certain other
considerations. Leach moved to recon-
sider Monday. The melton was accepted
and the matter left open. He then re-
ceivsd The check and exposed the plot.
The board promptly rsafhrmed its action
Of last Thursday and passed resolutions
c0ndsmning the American Book company.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-13
How the Alliance Is Now Go
ing Into Politics In the
State of Georgia.
Claims to Having q Membership 4
100000 Most Powerful
Organization.
An international Banking Company
With $25oOoOoO Capital
General News.


wAsHmaTox. June n
Col. y. W.. Avery. private secretary to
Senator Brow, Of Georgia, has just re-
TURNED 10 Washington. after long visit a.
Atlanta Speaking Of the present poiiticaa
sitnation In Georgia, he said; The farm-
ers' alliances IL most powerful organiza-
tion la our state. The democratic party
numbers about l5n, 900 vosers In Georgia
and ths alliance has 100000 members.
That means that two-thirds a. many AZ
there are in the democratic party are mem
bers Of the alliance. That they mean 10
take hand in politics liz settled. They
will try to elect . governor, capture the
legislature aud United States senstorship
and elect at least three congressman. The
state convention viii be held early In An
gust and the degree Of their successes In
this convention will probably dstermins
the action In the congressional conventions
which viii follow later in the month. Hon.
y. w. Northern, wealthy planter living
near Sparta, 10 nj present the most promi-
nent alliance candidate for the governor
ship. He 10 man OF decided ability. but
is conservative and has conducted himself
with great dignity In this contest. He
has been member OF the Legislature and
is we'll and favorably known throughout
the state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-13
sToUTss CASE.
ne STOLE Letssrs Addressed no the Leaisi-
aaa Lottery Coanpanv.


ne stole Lesssrs Addressed To the Leaisi-
ana Lottery Coanpanv.
WNoNA, june H.
The case Of the United States ". Her
bert II. Stout for rebbing the mails be-
tween 81. Paul and Minneapolis was on
trial before Judge Nelson 81 the United
siates district court on Tuesday. Dir.
Stout was defend. a BY Davis, kellogg q
Severance, of St. Paul, Mr. Severance be-
ing present. The prosecution proved
eonclusively that Stout had taken letters
from the mail addressed 10 the Louis.ala
Lottery company. This had been done,
not ON his own run between Omaha
aud Sc. Paul, but while esttnsibiy
helping other clerks between st. Paul
and Minneapolis. The defense did NOT
attempt 10 deny thisf but based their de-
Tense on the ground Of insanity. Stout.
Il win be remembered. wssadiudged insane
by the Ramsey county board and sent 10
the Rochester asylum last July. Several
weeks ago he was released. The expert
testimony Of Drs. q. Il. Riegs, j. III.
Murphy, J l.. Fulton, Miller aud Cham
berlin. Of St. Paul; Jones Of Minneapolis,
and DIR. McDavitt, Of Tins city, was taken
30 prove his insanity. Mrs. Cole, sister
OF Mrs. Stout, testified 10 Slont's strange
actions and conduct immediately after the
robbery, and thai concluded the testimony
for Tuesday.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-13
The Catholic Hospital at Dav-
export Partially Destroyed
this Morning.
Sister Mary Irene Perishes in the
Flames The Patients Es-
cape in Safety.
Rumors Of q Serious Indian Outbreak
in Montana Multiply Troops
Being Reinforced.


DAvRsrpRT. To-. June ~
AZ $50 this morning one of tho sisters
who was sleeping on the fourth toor OF
the main buiIding Of Mercy hospital, was
awakened by smoke and discovered fire
In the closet of her room. The house alarm
was sounded. ssnd the thirty Sis
ters Of Mercy In the building
were called together. A central alarm
called the Ere depart ment to the scene, and
by prompt work the building Was saved.
A young weman nemed EIlen Murray,
called Sister Mary Irene, was burned to
death. some forty sick patients In an
adjoining building we're taken out without
injury. The building in which the hre
occurred Ia Of brick, four storins and
$50 by 90 feet Within few months the
water works have been extended 10 the
hospital. which il over two miles from the
business part Of town. Had Il not been
for this many persons must have perished.
The total loss will reach $4,000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-13
THE LAND orFncE.
An Appropriation OF sso,0oo fsr Extra
Clerks Askesa fer.

An Appropriation OF sso.oee fss Extra
Caersss Askess Fer.
WAsHrSarog. june A.
The secretary ef ths treasury has sent
TO the senate an estimate of che secretary
Of the Interior Cor On additional appropria-
ton Of 80, GAO needed by that department
for the empIoymant Of force Of clerks for
che land Office and the rental Of additional
quarters for them. The number OF addi-
tional clerks needed Ia nifty. In letter TO
Representative Payson, copy Of which 10
inclosed with the seoFstaFy's commnniea-
ton, the commissioner Of the general
land Office calls attention TO the fact
that within the last six months
over 10000 more final entries have been
approved than hare been received. There
aIs still 240,00o final entries In his Office
awaiting action. To dispose of these
would require the most diIigent work on
the part of the whole force for many
months. providing NO further entries we're
received. But u 10 believed The number Of
entries received win be increased by the
establishment of several new offices and
the arFearages will probably remain for
IN indefinite period unless relief Ia af-
fordsd. Ihus jeopardixing and impsriling
the interests Of settlers and causing them
mnch hardahip, expense and ineeHvea-
lance
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CAPTURED THEIR CONTRIBUTION
A Unissd ssNssx marshal Gets Held Of ths
rflbusa~rsrss 8smts Papsrs.

a Unfssxi asHssx n4arshni <ssss fzeiss Of ths
Filsbuss~r~r's Sssts Papsrs.
SAN Drnoo. C&l. Juns u.
United States Marshal Gard has arrived
from Ensenado, Lower California, uhsre
he has been making m investigation OF the
tsslibnstsring movement. A copy oi
the provisional consultation Of this new re-
public, which the fiIibusterers expected 20
form was secured and this document has
been forwarded to Washington. The con-
stitution asserts political freedom from
Mexico. tscisrss that the people hereby
.dslegats their authority 10 council OF sd-
ministrstion for the purpose Of q war OF
independence, and that tho authority Of
said council should be complete until peaee
should be declared. when constitutional
convention Of the people shall bs called.
All Legislative. iud;cial and dsxscntive fune-
tions are vested In said council and until .
declaration OF peace martial Law should
prevail ON the peninsula. The writ OF
habeas corpus In declared suspended Dur
ing the war for independence.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-13

military Ordered 10 Proceed 10 Sweeney
Greek. the Center Of Trouble.
6T. PAUL. June n.
There Ia great commosion among the
Cheyenne Indians along the Tongue river
In Montana, and Gen. Rugsr has tele-
graphsd from st. Paul TO Fort Keogh or
asrlng ielachment Of one troop Of the
Eighth cavalry and three companies Of the
Twenty. second infantry 10 proceed to
Sweeney creek, the center of the trouble.
Gov. Toole, Of Montana, on the morning
Of the 18th received a dispatch at Helena,
signed By cen prominent citizens Of Miles
City, requesting that he send 1000 stands
of arma aud i0.000 rounds OF ammunition
to that point Ut once. In reply arms and
ammunition wers sent In charge Of Ool.
G. q. Curtia.
The Chayennss have left their regular
camps and are gathering In small ones Of
from fifteen 10 twenty i've and are firing
"A settlers houses and making the most
threatening demonstrations. hanehmen
have been bringing their families into the
settlement ali day.
Cattle are being shot down by the Indians
through pure maIice,as no parts OF the anil
mails are used for beef. Eighteen cattle
were shot In one bunch on Otter creek.
Gen. Rager. commander OF ths depart
mant Of Dakota, has aayices from Tongue
river, Custer and Keogh, that the Indians
are excited oves shortage Of sabsistence
and that the settlers are alarmed, bnt be
has no information Of an uprising and
does not believe In tina number OF murders
reported. The four companies of cavalry
At Tongue river will be rs.enforced by
three Of infantry tomorrow. Gen. Ruger
says the military on the ground can easily
cope with the Indians.
Mmraess Reported from Biihngs.
B1Ir1nas, Aont., June ~.
IL liz reported that man named Mayer
was killed by Indians at Tongue river.
The Indiana are killing cattle by tho hum
dreds. IL Is reported from Rosebud
county that three ranchers were burned,
and other houses shot into. posse OF
cowboys have ssft Eosobnd 10 drive the
indians back on the reservation regardless
Of the military.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-13
WHARTON BAKER's LATEST.
An international Banking Company win
saB,ooo. .00o Capital.

An INTERNATIONAL B9MktaE Company WA6N
ssB,o0o.ooo Capital.
PHILADELPHIA. June III.
Wharton Baker has organized o
great American and European bank
ing company, with capital of S25,-
000.O ons-half Of which 10 to
be issued At once. Among the Amer
ican directors are Wharton Baker, Prssi-
dent Wilber Of the LehiPh Valley railroad:
yice President King, of the Baltimore A
Ohio; George De b.. Ksim, OF the Reading
railroad; John h. Converse, Of the Bald,
win Locosnetise works; William Brockia.
Henry G. Gibson, Chsslemagns Tower. jr.,
James Bemens and simon ID. Fleischer.
The European directors are prominent
hnaneisFs. The principal Offices OF the
company will be In London aud Phiiadel-
phia- II h believed the company will be
ready for business some TIME tins summer.
In addition 10 the London Office there will
be branches in Paris. Berlin. Vienna and
other European cities.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-13
THE MARKETS.


saoax Cats Iise stock.
Sioux CRY, Juns IL.
Hogs -Estimatsd receipts. a.i0o; caaciai
yesterday, l,Eto Market steady ~ strong |;
-. .o0aa.asi heavy, and mixed. saess4Bs.e7
O.ttis. kstImatsd reeeipta 100; oliioial yss-
scrday, So. Hhipments. Ls6I, Market dull with
ss.soaxas; medium % soods ss.ssaas feed
chofes 500 70 GOO pounas. ~. soass.a0; ms
aiua q seed ssn ssM stocksrs, choies.
sa2cdn2es;. COWS. extra choice. ss.loss.a5
iair e coed &xItAaoos interior to comznon.
sI5saaN e.nnsrs. 7so sss1.5o; ysaxlines, extra
insz. saossa7s; balis. choice, sassss.s IS COM. @
mon y D. 1900 q vsai s@ivsss poor 20 choice.
ssash omah@ lave Stock.
soUTH OMAuA, june II.
sssasy; = ~, ssaS ssrAss opsas strong ssliins At
Cattle Estlmased ssesfbts, i.ooo; enlsial
Yesterday , : iso: aa.p.nsnts, - cars. MARKET
Chioaxe 1--we Stock.
Hoes nsssapsa. ai.oco. Market active. Arm
and hagnsr Light, ss.ss@a7o; rough packing,
csssls, .nsesagss. is.leo. Market weak and
Texas gxessers ~ 4ssas.9o
sheep hsaekpsa, l0oo0 Markst DUH and
EOwsrs Muttpu2. &A&4SS0
Cssiunxo Produce.
CurAuo. Jane "A. ~ "a %. m.. clesq
Wheat Steady cash. Gss@s7haf July.
eS% AeHA&e.
Corn sssady cash. SsJ6u sac July, aaaSc.
oAta- STEADY sash and July. MAc.
Hye-Du3ls 49Ac.
Barley ~UaU,
Fsin6 Timcthy istsAdy at SI.asz1I.6
F1Ax aeed-f2&y mt e1.a0.
whisky 4lOe
Pxovfstone Pork. dull, cash. aa4.5n; July.
9i2.70s September. 8I21A. Lard steady cash.
49, July. @S9o8sssN ssptsrnbsr. sa.i2sa
New YORK Praaaae.
Nxw Yomk. June IL.
Wneatn Higher and steady. 1uly, e9Sx4fas1so.
Corn steady. No. q 405@SNs1M0
uats~ Wo&k Western. 14txzasou.
Pr0vfsIQk& Pork qnAek and steady uaaa,
era dairy. uAIasaes Egxs. weak; western. isss
@fae.
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rLEURo-pSEUMoslA.

II is Causing Serious Trsuhie in New York
sna May sfssalt Di.astrensiy.
NEW YoRK. Junn ~
The stringent measures adopted by the
secretary OF agriculture 90 stamp
ont plsuro- -pnenmqnia in cattle
from the counties OF Kings and
Queens has created tremendous
excstemept, and aroused the dairymsn into
an attitude Of armed rebelliop. II IL under
stood that Secretary Rusk has recently
received private intimation that unless
these diseases be effectively exssrminated,
severe quarantine will be proclaimed by
England against tie expectation Of Amsri-
can cattle.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-06-13

CAPT. CHARLES WESTERN, Fourth in
fantry, died at Vancouver, WASH, OF
epopiexy.
THE British house Of commons has re-
Iected- 254 TO I60--an amendment against
the purchase Of licenses.
EMPERoR WILLIAM has refused TO as
sent to the suggestion that Prince Bis
mArck be prosecuted for divulging state
secrets.
THE execution By electricity Of Joseph
Chaplain, said to be cousin Of Premier
Chaplsau, OF Canada. has been set for the
hrst week ia yaiss ~ Sing Sing, N. 4.
THE international Typographical union
has adopted o report for home for print
ers at Colorado springs, and will use the
Childs- Drexel fund for that purpose.
IHR national convention OF the mutual
session In New York. There are repre-
ssnsatiyes from every part OF the United
States.
Ir ID stated that Emperor William intends
to release hss brother, Prince Henry, from
active service In tho navy TO enable him TO
represent the emperor occasionally at state
fnnetions.
REV. FATHER QuIeLKY, pastor Of 81.
Francis do Sales Catholic church of To-
Iedo. O.. has been indicted by the grand
jury FOR misdemsanor, or for negiecting 10
report pupils TO the board of education.
The Oriental Mills company, of Proyi-
dence, R. T., has made an assignment.
| The Arm became embarrassed month
ago. There ars unsecured debts Of 1886,
900 and quick assets valued 1t $I34.0
THE British bark Dinapore, Capt lid
marsh, from Miudlesborough. foa Bahia,
| Blanca, is ashore nj Cape Corriantss and
will probably prove y total wreck, The
captain and five Of the crew were lost.
ar Albany, n. r.. osis A. Gould and
Albert T.. Gould, brothers of the two other
hank eonspirators, bare bean arrested upon
similar charge, making four brothers and
brother-in-iaw nov in custody.
NIX. TunLKY, editor of the Roscommon,
Ireland Heraid, has been convicted undei
the crimes act OF publishing am article de-
nouncing iand arAbDers. Eand has been
sentenced 10 three months imprisonment
TIE supreme court OF California hal
rendered decision reversing tho Judgment
~ the lower court granting alimony and
counsel fses 10 Sarah Aithea Ghafon Ii
shsr well known divorce against William
| Sharon.
/ A CONSTRUCTION train collAded with I
freight train on tbs ST. Louis, Keokak 4
Northwsatern % enrye near Hannibal
DO. Firemsn Arthur Taylor and Har1
Nelsou we're scAIded 20 death, and ssssra
ether trainznen wese seriously injured.
DR. @. N. HRwrrs, of Rsd Wing. ssers.
taxy of ihe Minnesota stats board ot healsh
who has been Spreading che past siRhl
months II Eusops making sanitary anf
msdioal Investigations, has arrived In Nsv
Xerk a. bis ssturn, and will rsaeh home u
fex dayn.