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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
TN STacRMEN

The Daily GAZETTE can always be found on
sale at B. Clicks news stand. No. 81 East Fifth
street, under the opera house near st. James
hotel. Kansas City, No.
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wANTED-CATrLE TO PASTURE.

DASTURE-Have pasturage for Is, 900 steer
{ cattle in Caddo reservation, in twenty miles
of stock pens ON Rock Island railroad. Good
three-wire fence, plenty grass and water. Adj
dress c. T. Herring, Navajos 1. 7.
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wANTED-RkAL ESTATE.


OTS-Wanted, two residence lots, one J0xl09
J. feet, one lOJxI00. Must be within i've or six
blocks of the postoffice. Address Cash, care Of
Gazette.
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LOST.

IL Ellis hotel. Contains three photographs,
one check, second exchange. a railroad tickei
and SIS in cash. Finder will receive s. reward
by returning same to the clerk at Ellis hotel.
DOCKETBOOK-A small black mo-Occo
L pockstbook lost; contains two stamps. =
draft for SIS made in favor of Stella Zahn from
the keystone national bank, Erie, Pa. a set OF
calling cards, six cents in money, trunk key, =
pocket memoranda; the name on cards is Stella
Zahn, Erie, Pa: slip of notice, care E. n. Dag
gett. The finder will please leave it at F. 4.
Meningitis, lO4 Main street; viii be literally
rewarded.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


ETOB SALE-Or win exchange for land two
a good roller mills; one II Cieburne, one at
Warabacilie. ". a. Huffman Implement Co,
Fort Worth. Tex.
] ,ONKEY-A nice, gentle donkey for sale. In
~ quire OF Milan & Patterson Feed Co
nor SALE-A few nice mules coming ones
L and twos; also about twenty head of broke
geldings ready for spring work. j. B. Ammer-
man, Cisco, Tex.
NOR SALE-A first class drilling machine,
7 horse power, tools, ETC., for sale. L. p.
Day. Fort Worth.
NOR SALE CHEAP-AIachinery bottles, pack
& ing and shipping cases for manufacture and
sale of all kinds OF mineral waters Capacity,
800 dozen per day. Just the thing for Wichita
Falls Address, F., this Office.
nor SALE-OId papers, Is cents per hundred,
4 at GAZETTE ONCE.
GTEERS FOR SALE-Andrews & Graham have
~ for sale 1900 head OF three and fouT-year-oId
steers that can be delivered in February; 5000
head of ones can be delivered by April }; also
cattle of other grades for future delivery.
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Preparing for the Kound-Ups.

correspondence OF the Gazette.
PECos CITY, TEX. Feb. 25.-Round-
ups will begin next month. There will
be about three thousand steer for sale in
that month
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
FOR REST-ROOKES-

DOOM-FOr rent, fye-room house, also one
IA furnished room. Apply 500 West Seventh
and Macon streets.
DOOMS TO RENT-Rooms, furnished or I'M
III furnished, with board. 600 West Third
street.
DOOMS for rent. Nicely furnished rooms,
ii with board Apply to Mrs. NJ. J. Harlan,
600 Taylor street, southwest corner Fifth street.
DOOMAND BOARD -For two gentlemen. No.
IL Ala, corner Fifth and Lamar streets.
D0OM-For rent, large front room neatly fur
l b nished, southern exposure. Apply at $40
West Second street.
ROARDERS-W Wanted, a few day boarders;
sP rates reasonable. Al, corner Fifth and
Lamar street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27

NTINAIGRETTE-LOst on Saturday near Elev-
enth and East Belknap street silver vim
aigrette with the initials A. ". A suitable re-
ward will be paid If returned TO eO3 Taylor
street.
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TTMBRELLA-Lost Tuesday on Main street
u silk umbrella with silver handle. Finder
please return to D. G. Benefits, sJ5 Houston
street.
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sIrUArION WANTED-MALE.

DARTENDER-A good bartender desires
D position: can speak English, German and
Bohemian; plenty of experience and good refer
ence. Address, n. h. Cremer, Bolton, Bell
county, Tex. 20
pOY-A bright, intelligent boy of thirteen
position IL the city. Address 4I5 East Ireland
street, Fort Worth, Tex. IL
DOY-Wanted situation ranch by boy of
L nineteen; six months experience. Address,
W. a. N, Gazette. u
DOY-Wanted. A strong boy of is years wishes
1 to learn good trade. machinist trade pre-
ferred. Address Walter Croft. Iowa Park. Tex.
DOOKKEEPER = : gentleman OF forty-hve
ID would like 70 keep books, do copying or office
work. VIII work on small salary. Can furnish
references. Address: ''Trusty,' Gazette Office.
DARBER-Work with some good and nrst-cIass
u barber in healthy town, West Texas pre-
ferred. Have had five months experience under
frst-class workman. Does good work consider
ing experience. Correspondence solicited. Adj
dress Vim. care Gazette. 20
DOOKKEEPER-Want position as book
u keeper any kind of office work; 10 years.
experience; fully competent; rapid and accu-
rate. j. A. B.. No. 5a Masten st.. Dallas, Tex.
DOOKKEEPE8-A situation by young mar
d ried man of steady habits. Understands
bookkeeping and Office work. VIII accept place
in some Office or store Seven years experience
Was educated for pharmacist. Address t.,
Box 524, Marshall, Tex. IL.
GATTLEMEN-Two young men want work on
" ranch, anywhere, by the LIST of April. Twelve
or fourteen years experience. Address W. s. J.
Gazette Office, Fort Worth, Tex. IL.
TANNERS, ATTENTION!-Wanted. BY q
- Gamer Of experience in the East and Texas,
position as superintendent OF cannery for the
season OF 1890. Address j. So, box 5l2. Wealth
erford. Tex.
HOOE-First-cIass French cook wants situa-
" tion in hotel or restaurant Call address
G. Il. Gstern iii Main street, Fort Worth.
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TTMBRELLA-Lost several DAYS ago a gold
- headed silk umbrella on Taylor street car.
Finder viii please return to Mrs. Anna Boehls,
500 TAYLOR street q
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GHAWL-Lost black ice wool haud-made
- fichu shawl. Finder will please leave az
Spring Palace Office. No. 61O Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27

OLIVER BANGLE LOST-A silver bangle, five
- point star, with gold monogram W on one
side. Liberal reward offered. Send 20 Gazette.
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PROFESSIONAL.

WTATCH-Lost near Fifth aud Macon streets,
W small silver watch. Finder Will be rewarded
by returning to Fakes & Co. q
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SHAWL-Lost, . shawl between the Cyclic
y rama and Broadway. Please return 70 IVA
Burnett street. Is
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WANTED-ROoMs AND BOARD.

w ANTED-Two unfinished rooms convent
w ent to Gazette Office. Address TX, - care
Gazette,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27

PASTURE sale on long time or exchange
/ for Fort Worth or Dallas city property.
1900 acre pasture fourteen miles southwest of
Fort Worth, 200 acre pasture eighteen miles
south of Fort Worth. Both fms land and well
Apply to E. NJ. Heath, Cleburne, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27

nR. ALDRICH-Permanently removes uoles
~ and superfuous hair with electricity and
parts not disgured. Office, si4 Elm, Dallas, Tex.
HODGES & WALKER, Attorneys a. Law,
II Montague, Tex. Special attention givsnt5
and and commercial litigstiOnS-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
TYPEWRETERS.
FOUND.

NOR sale Or rent, two caligraphs and one
y Remington machine. W, J. Powell, 6l2
Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
I'd TRAnE-CATTLE.

CATTLE-To trade for land, POGO head goo6
~ Western-raised stock cattle to trade for gooC
farm land in counties around Fort Worth or Dali
las. Address, G.. II. Council, Mansion hotel
Fort Worth, Tex, or Midland, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27
FOR TRADE.

NOR EXCHANGE-House and lot 1OOxIOO,
Il West Dallas, for exchange for Fort Worth
vacant lot. S. A. Sessions, care Fort Worth
Cracker Co.
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LUMBER MERCHANTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

2 UMBER-By car or trainload lots. G.. W
L. Gillespie, agent. Fort Worth, Tex.
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DRINIER-Wanted, position on weekly
I paper, by an all-round printer. Can edit
paper if necessary. Address box B, care Ga
zette Office. Fort Worth. .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-02-27

Y EYS-Found. 4 bunch of keys. Owner can
~ get them at Gazette ONCE. "a
VELOCIPEDE-Foua at our front gate small
red yelocipede. c-se handle OF. Owner can
get it by applying at 504 West First street.
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LOST.


4 BSTRACT-Lcst, abstract of the S. E. Smith
IA survey, yesterday, between courthouse and
Union deDot. Return to Fort Worth national
bank and get reward.
NANE-Lost, a wesIing cane. Finder viii
" please lesTe at McCrane in Mansion block,
and get reward
EILOAK-Found on Main street car yesterday
~ evening, an infants maroon plush cloak.
Owner can recover it at Pickwick hotel office.
hIAMOND-Fifty dollars reward. Lost, a
~ single diamond stone in setting with screw,
either in college car or Pennsylvania avenue.
Above reward viii be paid for its delivery by G..
III. Often, GIL Pennsylvania, corner College av-
enue.
APP ROBE-Lost, Sunday morning. a summer
I lap robe; etching in center. Finder please
leave at Martin-Brown Co.'S. z6
I OST-Ground plans OF a residence. Finder
IL viii please leave at Sl2 Houston street, IS
7 OSp-On Friday afternoon, a diamonds shaped
IL pin; black, with three Greek letters inlaid
and ROY of pearls around the edge Finder
please return to G. n y,sl2 Main street. and
receive reward
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HAY PRESS-Wanted. hay press, whole
IA circle; state make, age, capacity, price,
etc. Address G. D., Gazette office.
n J. C.-Quiero escribir V. una carta mi.
". j. P OIL
OTRAYED OR STOLEN-One brown horse.
- fifteen and one-half hands high, with left
hind foot white. Suitable reward viii be paid
for any information CT his return to Mcdaniel
Bros. 1903 Houston street.
WE have for lease from one to five years 3D.
w 0O0 acres Of pasture land, near Fort Gill,
in Indian Territory. For price address Seaton
& Arnold, Sweetwater, Tex.
M ANTED-Number OF families with eams to
w go on farm. Viii furnish land and house.
Address, G. p, Gazette Office.
VIZ ANTED-A copy OF the Gazette of Septem-
~ Der 10, 1887. Ms. Z. Cornett, 2O7 West
Daggett avenue.
w ANTED-A copy Of the Gazette of Septem-
w Der 10, 1857. Any one having it will please
call address Ms. R. Cornett, 207 West
Daggett avenue.
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GTUDENT-Wanted.b by boy of fifteen: wish
- to attend school; will stay with family, work
mornings, evenings and Saturdays to pay for my
board and washing; can give good reference; my
parents do not live in this city. Address at once
Student. care of Gazette.
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ATILLINER-Good milliner and salesUoman
VI wants position. Address Mrs. Stevens,
care Gazette Is
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M ECHANIC-Wanted,b by q practical me
I'VE chanic, situation to run repair machin-
cry of any kind; salary no object. Address s.,
this office. 70
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nRESsM Wanted one irst-clsss dress
IJmzker. APP ply 1Ge Third street, next to op
era house Mrs. Marie Hebers.
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HELP waNrFn-nIALE-

M EN-Wanted, two men and one woman with
lXA one two teams to go farm in north
part of Tarrant county. Call at corner of Mag
nolia avenue and Lipscomb street. Lsrmon. 16
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-11
EXCEPT sEcTloh Is,


The Indiana Australian Election Law Is
Declared Constitutional.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. il.--An opin-
Ion handed down here In the supreme
court, decides that section 10 in the
Australian election law passed by the last
legislature, IL unconstitutional All the
judges agree that the Legislature cannot
add 10 the qualifications OF voters, and
that the provisions requiring ninety
days residence In the county, and that
voters shall be taxpayers, are unconsti.
tutional and void. In tbs opinion Of
tina s@~s~t, ~~~x&A~e ~. T-~&s~ oa&-s - -
held that under the constitution, the
Legislature may pass general registry
law, but cannot pass partial one; that
the legislature cannot require longer
residence than that prescribed by the
constitution; that section ID is o partial
registry law, and that IL does add TO the
constitutional requirements OF the vot-
ers. Judge Mitchell, In separate opin-
ion, holds that the provisions of section
rs, which requires o residence in the
county Of ninety days, are invalid, and
80 are those requiring voters TO be tax
payers, but the other provisions of the
act are valid. Judge Elliott also hles a
separate opinion. This affects section
n oniy
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Dillon and 0'Brien Give the British
Detectives the slip and Depart
for America.
Their Ball Forfeited, bat Their Bonds.
men win BE Recouped by the
Irish League.
Irish and English Nationalists Jnbl.
liant ut the Escape--The Govern
ment Crestfalllen.

TPPERARY, Oct. fi.--When the court
was opened to continue the hearing ON
the summons against the police for as
saulting the populace gathered in the
vicinity of the court house ON the occa-
sion of the beginning of proceedings
against Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien 1t
was found that neither Mr.. Dillon nor
MIR. O'Brien were present. Rumors are
current that both gentlemen sailed from
Queenstown for the United States. Both
of the Irish leaders were ON Monday last
at the conference of the Irish National
party held In Dublin, designated az
members of the delegation to visit
America and present the political posi-
tion In Ireland as Ii exists to-day. They
are also instructed to enlist the sym
pathy and aid OF the American people
In behalf Of the famine threatened Irish
peasantry.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-11

a Fsithasss Lover Made the victim Of .
Practical Joke by Hls Ffaneee.

a. Faithasss Lover Made the Victim Of q
Practical Joke by HIs Fiances.
SYRACUSE N. Y, Oct. i1.---Oswego
county Is Just now enjoying hearty
laugh over the clever manner In which
. very pretty miss of that section turned
the tables op her lover. Miss Ella Hen
rihan, of Eonstantia, is beautiful
young Lady who about year ago was
engaged 20 be married to Jay Nichols.
An elaborate feast had been prepared,
Father McGlynn had been summoned
and the young lady, surrounded by
friends, stood waiting for the expected
groom. But be did not appear. 1t was
subsequently learned that the young
mans parents made such objections 20
bis being narried by priest Of the
Catholic fankh that he weakened. soon
after he vent South and remained
there several months. A short time
ago he reruaned and met bis former
sweetheart who greeted him cordially
and soon another wedding was prepared
for. Rev. Mr.. Embey. . Protestant
Clergyman pad been secured TO tie the
knot this II le- The young people were
already In the parsonage and had just
Joined hanas when gruh voice cried
out: Break away Instinctively Jay
dropped Elias hand. The young lady
went to the door, met her brother and
Harvey George, and, bidding he faint
hearted lover goodnight, left him stand
ing alone in the parlor Of the parsonage
with the dosninie who was TO have per-
formed the Ceremony.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-11

JAMESTOWN, N. D., Oct. 1.-THE
county commissioners of this county
have granted petition of ladies for
separate ballot boxes that they may vote
for superintendent Of public instruction
this fall The constitution gives women
the right to vote for school officers, but
the Legislature failed to provide for
separate ballot boxes, which, II h
claimed, viii prevent them from vot.
ing. In number of counties separate
ballot boxes win be provided on the or
der of county commissioners, but the
legality of the action win be tested In
the courts. The women are expected tc
all vote for and elect Mrs. Eisenheuth,
the Democratic candidate.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-11
NEGROES wITH NERVE.

They ASK Riehmond Crack Militia co
Participate in tho Emancipation Gel
ebration.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. i1.--A commit
tee of colored men waited upon the gov
ernor and requested him to order the
Richmond Howitzers to fire them q
salute during emancipation celebration
In this city. The governor was some
what nonplussed by the request, and
said he would consider the matter. The
Howitzers ID the crack white company
OF tins city, and the persons composing
IL are In high social standing. Much
stir has been created In military circles
by the matter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-11
MADISON. SOUTH DAKOTA. SATURDAY OCTOBER

mas been made the recipient OF unique
and beautiful present from the employees
In the Office of the FIRST assistant post
master general. The present was in the
shape and form of . solid silver en-
veiope, enclosing q solid silver two-leaf
letter, with the engraved signatures of
100 employees of the FIRST assistants Of
hce. The presentation was made ut
Gen. Clarkson's houee by Y. G. Fowler,
OF Tennessee. chief clerk OF the first as-
81 surprise, responded with sentiments
Of heartfelt gratitude and pleasure.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-11
eoLn AND SUCCESSFUL.

Thieves Caxsy on the Furniture of q
HoRse at st. Louis Park.
MTNNEAPdas, Oct. 1l.--A very bold
and SUCCESSFUL robbery, accompanied by
arson, was perpetrated at SC. Louis
Park, six maes from Minneapolis. Par.
ties whose identity is yet mystery broke
into the reaihence of James Quinn, the
wealthy piolaeer of that section, during
the temporary absence of the family,
aud almost completely stripped the
house Of everything of value. This
booty included valuable piano, cloth
ing, furniture and general household
effects 70 theRalue of about $1,000 The
robbers went so far as to
R@snovs the Carpets
from the floors. After depicting the
house IL was eet ON fire, but the fire was
discovered before it had made much
headway and was extinguished be-
fore any great damage was done.
Efforts are now being made TO appre-
hend the parties. "A man who has been
picking corn Ia that section, and who
had team, IL suspected of the robbery,
The man hid recently been released
u6iRff recently yr6lf property Tor w ,Uyu
and received 90, 900 In cash. 1t Is sup
posed that the robbers were of the opin-
ION that this money was In the house.
The messenger who came 10 Minneapolis
left the park 50 hurriedly that he did not
learn whether the robbers secured any
money or not.
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GATHERING UP THE REMAINS.

seven Bueket-fuIls of Flesh and Bones
Picked Up at the Scene Of the Dupont
Mills Explosion.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct, 1.-Two
more victims of the powder mills explo-
sion were buried during the afternoon,
William McGarvey and 2-year-old
Thomas Dougherty. Seven bucket-fulls
Of the ghastly remains of the bodies of
the six men still missing have been
picked up. A part Of face and head
supposed TO be Dolan's was found. Four
ribs were found twenty feet mp in tree
and other portions on the other side of
the Brandywine. A common funeral
viii probably be given to these remains.
It Is now stated that q teamster named
George Luton, who, with his team Of
four horses, was seen about the powder
lard Just previous TO the explosion, has
<Hssam6NEaea aixra peafher have his
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-11
NATloNALlsTs ARE JuslLANT.
Manner I'm which the Agitators Hood
winked the Detectives AppIauded.

Manner in which the Agitators Hood
winked the Detectives ApplHuded.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The startling re-
port which reached this city from Tip
perary 10 the effect that the Irish trad
ers Messers. Dillon and O'Brien had de-
parted from the country Is confirmed.
There In little IL any doubt that their
objective point Is the Uuited States.
Bail In the case of both Mr.. Dillon aud
Mr.. OBrien will at once be estreated,
and already the announcement is made
on behalf Of the Irish National league OF
its intention TO rocoup the sureties. The
escape has excited great admiration and
enthusiasm in the ri of the Nation
alists both in Eng ID and ireland,
while the government il confused by
the readiness with which officers, eau
toned to be especially on the alert have
been hoodwinked.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-11
ADVERTISED A LOTTERY.

The weekly Edition of the Atlanta Con-
stitution Seized by Postal Authorities. n
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 1.-THE postal
authorities seized the weekly edition Of
The Atlanta Constitution, which con-
tanned prize distribution offer to it's
subscribers TO be settled by Christmas
drawing. About 1O0,o papers got out
before the seizure was made, and the
Northern edition of 1900 IL detained.
The paper offered to give bond for any
amount to cover any verdict that might
be rendered, but the postal authorities
were obdurate and refused TO let the
papers 20 through the mails. The OBJ
jectionable feature consisted in the an.
nouncement that
II wonid Dsstribate Prisss
In It's Christmas box, which feature The
Constitution, like many other papers.
has been running In connection with
The Weekly Constitution for many
years. The postal authorities claim that
this violates the recently passed anti
lottery law. When the law was passed
The Constitution announced that the
newspapers out TO assist the government
In executing its provisions, and prompt
~ stopped the publication of It's regular
lottery advertisement, not thinking that
the law was intended TO cover such feat
ures - that for which its edition was
seized. The forms have been revised
and the edition Is now being reprinted
Other publications with similar an
nouncements were also stopped
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-11

NEW YoRK, Oct. 11.--A man named
William Pryor was found tarred and
feathered In the streets Of Brooklyn
early In the morning. The man was
partially undressed, his shirt being
torn of, 90 that his body from the waist
10 the shoulder was exposed. The por-
ton OF the body exposed 20 view was
covered with thick layer Of tar which
had been literally sprinkled with feath-
ers. He had been chlorOformed. When
he recovered consciousness he said he
had been assaulted by two unknown
men. Their reason for the deed 10 o
mystery.
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ne LANDED m PRISON.

Nevada's Commissioners to the Paris Ex-
position Convict i'm Switzerland.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA Herald special
from San Francisco says: News comes
from Switzerland that DIR, r. III. Biber,
Nevada's commissioner 10 the Paris
worlds fair, Is in prison at Selnaic,
Switzerland. Biber had word sent here
several months ago that he was danger
ously sick and then came report that
he was dead. This was probably TO pre-
vent many Nevada mining men, whom
he had Ewindled, from prosecuting him.
In Nevada he ~salted" mines and gained
so hard q reputation that wonder was
expressed when he was appointed com
missioner. Many Nevada exhibits en-
trusted to him he sold and kept the
uroceeds,