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BOTH LOVED HER. B !. !
An English Scandal. Ventilated 'vIll.i 1
in Court. !
A:BatOnet Charged With Stealing q Ladys
Letters. 10 His Rival ..... . !.
Emperor " flliam's Visit TO. Francis Joseph.
. =. :. Their Maissties Start on. a Hunt. Z
S.. !. s: S. Ing Trip. ........ .. Il:
3.
Special to THE alo;aiiN'iiNo ct1t-.::.

80 .
..'. LONDON, Oct: IA. sensational case came
before the Westminster Police Court tg-daT::
Sir 'rhon1ag George .Freal5e, Bart, : was
arrested al the. .fns tanee "A Mr,=eibson,;
Formerly an intimate friend, who charges
that Sir Thomas lused him. to a deserted,
5.lolse in. Kensilgton, eyerpowered him with
!: The assistance of friends and took possesstol.
..ofhis keys. With these Sir Thomas pro
.*ceeded to.the clab, went to- Gibson private
!. box and destroyed letters and photegrafilss. 3 q
plaintiff. had received from lady Sir
Eomas was remanded for further exalnitlis Lag
fi6Ii It is. asserted that the :mensfere: rivals
: fdr@the affections Of the lady in aues stfons
that. both; of them lad been on terms. pf
Intimacy with :ller, and that she tlFtd %of:
GibsoIfS S attentions and was oguizilpt Of the:
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IRON: AND STEEL INSTITUTE. Z
The British Association Pleased With Their
- - = R4ception IN Am RIGA =: =. !:

Ne W YORK, Oct. 1.-tTo=day the frst:ses-:
Sion .ef the: Iroir: and Steel Institute was
opened in.G Gyhickerilis HafI;by Sir JAMES Kit
soa,: President Of The. British Association,
who said*a few words #of congratllatien TO.
tlie@meDibeIs of his society upon Having an
opportunity 10 see the resources of this coun,
Try Garnegie llten delivered an address Of
welcome. KItson resi- sponded. ,.It is, indeed,
an: honor to: lis,'' be SAID, .sfto be welcomed
Here by MI, Carnegie, who is the# largest
manufacturer Of iron and steel in the world;
Fine reBla rkalJle: reception we have been
given here since we landed ;justifes in be-
iievilg tflatwe are weletped as well by a
VAST iFlin,her: of the people OF the United
States. Sir James I'll eiWent into q history
=. of the Iron and Steel Institute :: ::
~ hMeS Gayley of BeSsenleI, Pa, then read
a paper IN ~ be Development OF American
:B1ast Furnaces, with Special Refereuco o
Large, Yields. =5Gayfeyas Thought the day
was not far distant waiefrthis country would
be able TO show: "a record of 500,009 tons
:. from the fnruaee in three years on:a single
lining. sir T.owthian Bell; ct.nmeRtillg OH
+: Gay lev s paper, Said TIVE weeks ago, when
Ire heard a. blast; furnace hal turned: out:
900 tors Of piggirGn per week, he did n Of:
believe it. but n0Av sach: facts and figures
were put ;hefore: him that he is fully con-
gtnced of.thfs fsmaryelous aecoTiipHshmeht.
: Sir Frederick Abel OF NeefWlch, Epgla
was unanimously elected President Of the,
association FIR two oayears: w.. -: -: =: =
s !TheSessiefi then adjourned 10 take a. trip
up the. Hudson River. :: .:,s.:: ::
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Collision .Betwee a: Ocean Steamers.

:, NEW J 4oIsK, Oct. l.. lie Steamship Ma
Jessie ot stlle White: Star; line and }he Dana
of*the Hamburg American Company were
in collision;t ;to-aayas botlr vessels. were out.
ward bound. The accident occurred Below
the: quarantine sbaliope The pilot. of the
Majestic. 3oSered that the. tide was swing
ing her bow over toward shallow water. To
prevent her lunping aground she; Was seit
ahead at full speed, lor the PURPOSE: of
getting Ahead of&.dhe Dania> to hold her
course In tile channel. The Majestic, being
vessel was drawn by the suction over
against her. Two of the Majestic's life
hoats were carried away and three; of the
Danla's. Tile latter's bridge and captain $
deck-house were also damaged. After an
examination both vessels proceeded, T.
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orsgon's S Formulation.

WASHINGTON, Oct. -l.-Beeause Of. the
absence Of Secretary Noble at the White
House to-day the projected meeting of; Ore
gon Senators and Representative Herman
in favor of a census recount was almost
forgotten. 1t will, however take place to-
morrow, and then n final decision will
be made as to whether or not
the charges of fraud made against,
tue census enumerators have been
investigated Meanwhile Acting Superin-
tendent Chfds says he Will not insist ON
the prosecution of the charges of fraud in
Multnomah Countyin connection with the
recent recount. He does not: believe, how
ever, that so many Cinnamon live in the
county as the recount just made: has yielded.
fuse recount Of the. entire State. though
the members of the Oregon delegation are
hopeful Of inducing him to grant the re-
quest. = - =:
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PERSONAL @NOTES.

-
/. w. b. Pless ofSopoma is at tie Palace.
j. NJ. McPlke Of st. Helena is at the
Grand. u -. -: - -. =: 4 H..
rs Captain Ball of San Quentin is among the
guests at the Palace. Il. ~ ~. -:
S. Bauman, a Santa Cruz merchant, is
stoppingat the Grand. 4 = - =. =
/. Railroad Commissioner j. Nv. Rea of San
Jose is at the Baldwin. :; Il ~. ~.
Dr.sJ. b. Shaw of Santa Barbara is a
guest at the Occidental. x. i:
# Mrs. Gage Hawkes. of Bost0nis stopping
at the. Hotel Plelsanton. g.: .<.j.:: ~. -:
|. . DR.. E. Carson of San. Diego is In the city
and stopping at the PleasantOn. 9.
. w. e.. Gerber, a prominent Sacramento
merchant, and wife are guests at the Grand
GeorgeB B. Sperry, the we'll known -four
manufacturer of stockton, Is registered at
the Grand. ;a.:' -; s..; ~. -:
Judge a. w. Rnckles of Fairfeldis SPEND
ing few day III the city,. He is registered
at the Baldwin. IL. ;'%s:.: ~:
@ Roger Magee. Their estate man. who has
been Ill for some time past, was much I'M
proved yesterday. -. q: T. .,
J.. A. Wallace, a banker of Boston, arrived
I on yesterdays overland and is among the
guests at the Baldwin. r. s...-.:'.:::-;:.
John A. Davidson, an extensive manufac-
tnrer of fancy tiling, has Just arrived from
Chicago, and isstopping at the Palce.
II. B. Bunting, connected with the Santa
Cruz Bitumlnous Rock Company, is in town
for a few days, registered at the Palace.
Is Ira G. Hoitt, State Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, came down from Sacramento
yesterday and is stopping at the Occidental.
Henry Guthrie has been elected chief en-
gineer of the Sacramento Fire Department
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; Of. Imnortance tn SattIers

-. WASHINGTON, Oct: 1.-THE bill for the re-.
lief of certain settlers on PUBLIC lands, and
authorizing. the. taking and filing of final.
proofs. in certain cases. has passed the
House. 1t provides that in cases. now be-.
fore any land Office of the United States in
which there has been, or is now, a.vacancy
lin etherof the offices of the Register or Re
ceiver.w where the day set for hearing the final
proofs came during the vacancy in said
office, and there: is mo contest or protest
against$such claims. and where the remain
ing officer has taken said proofs andredured
the same towfiting, the. same may now be
passed upon by the Register: and Receiver
as if they. had =. BEEN: taken when:
there was no vacancy, Hereafter. when a
vacancy occurs :in ANY Hand Office
for any reason whatsoever and the time OF
taking final proofs fallswitllin the vacancy
thus caused the remaining officer may pro-
ceed to take%said final proofs in the absence
of any contest or protest, reduce the 'same,
to writing and. place. it ON file to be con-.
sidered and passed upon when the vacancy
is tilleQ,* - i%r -.
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last. The defendant is druggist, and is
claimed by the plaintiff to behabitually in
| temperate: -. e; =. =.
]" FALL. + MEETINGS. :
Tournament Wins the Jerome Stakes at
E: .*@ Westchester Firend Beaten. + i i.

20
+; WEsTcHEsTER, Oct. 1.-The fall meeting
OF the New York Jockey Club. opened to-
day with clear weather and tile track in
good condition. There. was a large attend
.ance. Hearst's Tournament won the race
for the Jerome stakes. ). :.,' : g = -. +;
:. sFirenzi disappointed; her hackers in the
: Manhattan. handicap, Raceland beating her
in the slow time. of 2 III 10, distance one.
and a. quartermileS. Salvator will probably
make his:3Teappearanceat at this track before
. the meeting is over. The time in the first.
two events to-dny is Within half a second of
the records. The following lisa Summary +:
Il First race, .five-eighths Of a=mile. Voluri-.
teer won, Forerunner second, Drhidass third,
Time, *0:591 ~; +: =. :: q,
/: Second race, half mile, Correction won,
Blithe second, Nellie b ly third. Time % ;46 n.
Third race, three-quarters of mile, kirk
over W Won. Falerna.y second, Tom Donak ue
third. Time, 1:l3la ~. .. r: r $: 5|
= Fourth:race; jerome stakes, one and five:
sxteenths miles, Tournament won, Banquet
second, Masterl0de third Time, To-. ~:
= Fifth race, (Maufiattan handicap6 one and
a quarter miles, Raceland won, Ffrenzi Sec
ond, Diablo third: Time, 2:1f 3. $: :: : : =
-: Sixth race,sone mile, Sam Mood won,
Esquimau second, Gunwad third. Time
1:4l u .s:5..4: < -: -: :: :.
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Fonr Couples pixorced.

James V. johnson secured divorce from
Mary E. johnson in Judge Wallace's de-
partment yesterday on account of her de-
sertion.
Marie Trimbe has been granted divorce
from William ii. Trimble by Judge Lawler
on account of desertion and failure to pro-
vide.
Charles S. West for failure to provide, and
awarded her the custody of the minor child !;
also Elizabsth B. Jeffrey from David S.
Jeffrey on the same ground.
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CONDENSED -TEuEG RAMS.

= NEyr Y ORR, Oct 1.-The Oregon Pacific
defnulted its interest to-day, .:.i.: =; :
f: .PI;oJfIJENcE, Oet.1.-F.: c. C1iSsy of Los
: Angeles has been elected SfcretiffN- of the
senior class at tile Brown University. : :;
:: zCINCfNNATI, Oct 1.-'EEe Naion1l Prison
Congress having completed its work adj
j0urned 10 meet al Plttsburg' October 2ISt.
LONDON: Oct. .1.-Gtueral: Wolseiey. ac-
companipd' by bis staff, has gone to Dublin
to assume command OF the troops in Ire
land. e.. -:
. PAwTUckET Or. u, Oct:.L L-Fine weather
has favored the continuation OF the Cotton
Centenary: to-day. being devoted to the
trades and Industrial procession. = - ~
Z NEW York. Oct. 1.-Chares McEfyaihp,
convicted OF tre murder of Christian w
Luca, a Brooklyn grocer, was sentenced to
death by electricity this afternoon. -.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-rhis> morning Mt s
O'Clock the temperature was reported as
follows: Chicago, .540; New York, 5So;; st
Louis, 562 :. Cincinnati, 56o; Winnipeg; 42o.
:, ,WlAssna1NGToN, Oct. ]. Comniander-in;
Chief Neazey OF the G. A. r. has appointed
Judge liam Eochren, the well-Rnown
Minnesota jurist, Judge Advocate General.
ST. PETERsBURG, Oct l. The Novesti
publishes a sem-0i1icial denial of the report
that Russia proposed an alliance with
France; when Sputler was French Minister
of Foreign Affairs,
NE W 1 Olth. OCl LIT JUuTlldlS lleTt
report the eXl eriment of colonizing the town
+ Of Peru, VT, with Swedes is success and
say that work IN that line will be extended
with the hope of reclainling depopulated
farms.
NEW YORK, Oct L A special from
Washington says that while the Govern
ment spends 100000 on Ericsson's funeral,
his approved claim fifty years old for $4,000
remains unpaid 1t now amounts with
interest to $4,000.
LONDON, Oct, 1.-Easton, the man who
killed himself in st. PauPs Cathedral during
the service Sunday morning, left 4 letter
in which he said he would commit suicide in
the cathedral in order to destroy false
Christianity. The Coroner's jury returned
a verdict Of insanity.
WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-The Department
OF State has received a telegram from the
Minister at BOgota, reporting the Colombia
Congress had approved the International
Railway Conference without opposition aud
Commissioners had been appointed by the
President.
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ONLY SLIGHTLY INJURED.

Miss Josephine Marrs Run Over by n
Wagon on Fourth Street.
Josephine Marrs, compositor at 800 San
some street, and living at 754 Harrison
street, was run over by wagon driven by
Thomas johnson about noon yesterday. She
was stepping off car at the time, at the
corner of Fourth and Folsom streets, when
johnson drove along and ran over her, the
front wheel passing over her body. She
was lifted fl ON the street and carried TO her
home, where it was found after an examina-
tion that she was but slightly injured.
The driver at once asked Officer Lake if
he desired to arrest him. The officer re-
piled in the affirmative. and took him to the
Southern Police Station, where he was
charged with battery, but released on 500
hull
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A.Y. st Mnnininai.ifu-

NEW York. Oct: 1.-Think OF New York,
with nearly 5000, ,OCO Inhabitants, 4OQ.square
miles in area and taking In all the adjacent
towns except Jersey Cityl. Yet that is:what
some people look forward to, and what a
big body Of Consolidation Commissioners
have: in hand just new.: They began in
earnest: to-day the colossal. undertaking Of
framing a. plan by which the cities Of: New
York and ! Brooklyn. Long Island CITY,
Westchester County. the towns of Jamaica
and Flushing -NewtoWn, New utrechf;
and Staten Island can be merged into one
vast municipality :. informally. they have
laid out the bound la fies :of the great empire
city of the. future, and delegated. TO them-
selves the task Of pushing THE work person
ally, each inlifS own community.
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Cont, :. nations.

WAsHINGTeN, Sept 1.-THE Senate has
confirmed the following nominations !: Minis
ters- Resident and Consuls-Genera--G George
S. Batchelder. of New York to Portugal s..
II. Boyd of Missouri to. Siam; .lStnith:@ A.
Whitfield Of Ohio, First Assistant: Postmas-
vania, second Assistant Postmaster- Gene
rail- JOHN M.Irwin;et Iowa, Governor of
Arizona; Continental Railway. Commissions
s-Alexander j. Cassatt of Pennsylvania,
George M. Pullman Of Illinois, Henry e.
Davis OF West Virginia; Postmaster, AL
Stevens, Aberdeen, Wash. 7. +. s:@.::5
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chicago Firms to Incorporate.

CHICAGO, Oct. Following in the line
of some Of the most prominent and success
full firms in Chicago, the old and well-estab-
lished firm Of John " Farwell & Co. has de-
cided to incorporate the first part of next
year. The capital will be about $4,000, 600,
but o prospectus will be issued or stock
offered to the public. 1t is understood otLer
firms are also considering such changes as
this. Ii is now generally conceded to be
ing business. Farweli d Co. is the Oldest
dry-goods. clearinghouse in Chicago, and is
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: Tho. National :Dsbt. ::

+ WAslIINGTox, Oct. .1.-Eollowing is
the public debt statement: ::Aggre-
gate Of, the: interest-Dearing debt. ex=-
elusive of United .:States bonds is
suedt Ito Pl.cifc railroads, S63s ,6Ss07O; {: debt
on which interest has ceased sfnce. maturity
S1,75o.985; aggregate of the deDt.bearfng ne
Interest, Including the National Bank Fund
deposited in the Treasury under; the act.Qf
July II, 1880. $409 GA 4225; aggres ate of cer:
;tifcates offset bycash In the Treasury, $780,
$4,000; gate Of the debt, Including
certificates, September so, ::1S90 81 ,55e.6i55e-
500; decrease Of the bonded debt during
the month, S42,S1G,2 ,24Qs total cash IN: the
Treasury, $67s 696, 1886: debt, less. cash in
the Treasury, September 80 1890 SSl0tt99744.-
1872: debt, less cash in the. Treasury, August
80, 1889, SS75,5j6, ,040; net. decrease of tho
deb. during the month; Sd, ,5S2. .90S. = " -:
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: Rejected by the Pre- sident.

=. WASHINGTON, Oct. Title President TO-
day returned without his approyalthe House
bill declaring the, retirement of: CAPTAIN
Charles B. Stivers,U u. S.. a., legal and valid,
and that he is entitled, as such officer, to his
pay. - - r :: -:
The President vetoed the bill for the re.
lief of Clarles#P. Chateau, fpr: the reason
that as: the Court of Claims had, already
made a finding of all the. facts in: the: case
essential for tile guidance OF Congress 1.-The
case, it should decide " hat appropriation 10
pay the claim ought.to be made. = :: J..
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CIarksnn Intaryi.wea.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-EN- -AssIstan t Postmas-'
ter-General Clarkeon. in an interview in a
local paper this evening, in speaking. Of: The
Tariff Bill. sad he was pleased with it as n.
whole. lie does not favor the sugar and
tin-plate schedules as passed. Reciprocity
he looks upon rs projections option ON
free trade" When asked if he thought Mr..
Blaine would be an aggressive candidate
for the Presidency in 1892, lie said: 81 do
not. The man does not live who would re-
fuse a Presidential nomination, and were
Mr.. Blaine 10 be rendered it he would ac-
cept But he will not fight for it. Mr..
Blaine / look upon as the greatest force in
the world today r.
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The Genrpia Electinna

MACON (Ga.), Oct. 1.-Absolute quiet
characterized the elections here to-day. The
vote was light, there being no opposition 10
the Democratic nominees.
ATLANTA (Ga.), Oct. Late returns
show that the full Democratic ticket has
been elected by the usual heavy majority.
there being practically no opposition. Both
the constitutional amendments have prob
ably been carried. The General Assembly
is ihree-fOurths alliance.
SAVANNAH (Ga.l, Oct. 1.-The election
passed off quietly and was a complete walk
over for the Democrats.
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.,.Trottin g-Horse. Breeders. !.

!. { CLEVELAND, Oct l. Alta meeting ofsthe
Executive. Gomnittee the. National Asso-:
1cfatiey Of Troltf shorse: Breeders new rules
were adopted for securing standard records.
The: 5old method: Of itrotting for ..tin-cup''
records is abolished. The new: way pro-
yidese fora standard stake, in which
horse winning a heat in 2 80: OF better is sent
,t9:tlle stable. l All records secured under the
September 30tl1ss :Afterthat l;records must
be secured under the new rules, which go
into effect:on tile 1stOf October. # 80. ~ :.
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arrival Of Mormons.

:. NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The steamer Wyo-
ming arrived to-day from. Liverpool with
:l75 Mormons. on their way. to Utah under
cha4ge:of a Mormon elder. They will be
landed on Thursday, but Superintendent
Weber: sent an inspector and inter-
prefer on board to talk with the
converts and ascertain whether any Of them
had anycharges to make that would war
rant an Investigation at the large Office. 1t
had been reported that some Of the girls in
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Ell wed Il PrncaEd-

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-After investiga-
tion by the Deputy Collector, Rev. Drs.
NJ inkenbprs and Loenlgerath, the Catholic
clergymen who arrived yesterday on the
steamer Beigenland and were not allowed
to land under the provisions of the contract
labor law, have been released and they pro-
ceeded on their journey to ST. Paul. They
made an affidavit that they had come to this
country not to act rs professors, but TO de-
liver lectures on natural philosophy and
theology. No stipulated sum had been set
that they Should receive.
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The SnciRlistv,

New YORK, Oct. IA special cable to
Dunlap's Agency from Berlin describes the
scenes among the German Socialists yester-
day. The largest meeting was held at Book
brauerie, where women in scarlet, with red
scarfs, sang the "Marseillaise." When II
O'Clock struck Herr Bebel, standing in front
Of transparency on which was inscribed
"Socialistc law is sinking to its grave" de-
livered n striking funeral Grafton over the
corpse of the just-expired enactment He
was followed by woman in Il red bodice,
who spoke in an impassloned strain about
the rights of women and referred to the
extraordinary sale Of broadside entitled
Farewell to the Socialstic Law"
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=. :. -" "
Land. Decision.

WAsnIINGroN. Oct. 1.-The Secretary of
the Interior to-day rendered "a decision in
the case of r. j.. Spicer ct al: VS.: the North
ern Pacific Railroad: Company, in which the
motion filed on .behalf.of Spicer for a review
of the departmental. decIsion of ttlly II,
of land within: the limits of SPOKANE Falls:
Wash, :valuediat several million dollars. !
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{; Miss. -SoIdene's Benefit.

self such a fagorite at the Tigelt during her
pre- sent en gagement, will take a c0mpli-
nlentary benefit at that theater this evening.
when for the. nonce '.The Priyateer" will be
withdrawn, and an entirel new bill, made
up of Miss .Soldene's lestactS,. will be pre-
sented. The:tickets for this scgmplmentary
are selling like wildfire, and there is no.
doubt this accomplished woman will have
as large an attendance asher histrionic
merits deserve. .: =. = -: ~
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:. a Cha.rg:a... h.Ii Of Ins:rlatitn1s..

PARIS, Oct,> Liza Liberte this evening
calls the Nc Kinley :blll a. prodigiaus ingrati-.
tude toward Europe, which has been a.
.ntoiher to.modern; America. which it has
creited,. nouris lied and :peopled by the
enormous perpetual moyement@of imnigra-
ZION. There are no Americans in America.
There are only Europeans who have estab-
lished tf1emse Ives there, taking thither their
1ftSf .5r
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STAMFORD AND HUNTINGTON.
Controversy over*the Presidency Of the South.
- -. T. :; ern: Pacific Road - :

: :, :ern Pacific Road. - - ~:
:: New York Oct, 1.-The. Journal of. FL
nllanee's Washington special says =: Senator
Leland Stanford, who is. now sojonrhing in
Europe, is, stiEl threatening that when he
returns to. SAN Francisco lie VIII oltsr G. p.
Huntington .frihl.. the. presidency. Of the
Southern. Pacific Railroad and put Charles
Gree sef. iii his pfaee.. When this. announce
nlsnt.* was repeated to Mr.. huntington he
faQglieil III defisiUn. " "Iean,t," said HAnt-.
~ington, :. waste lpY .time:fp paying attention;
to SUCH TeinuFks.. ! have. been. in Business IA:
gool many wears, and i have. attained some:
Success in minding my oxn bus AZ fiesss,and
rGt:whgt other iJe1pIe say they are going To-
do.|s Besides, Stanford: ali: the time is giving
vent 10 remark OF this character, but 10th.
ing ever eQnes: Of them, SOL never give
Heed To anyof liis#uftefances. SfGh nnlil=
pofTaft matters 81 te lne no concern. :. =
y =. Air, Clptker is q nice young maA-an:
exceedingly nice young: :,mnn-quite clever.
and qHite rich, and heisanl bitious,: but: he:
must not e&pect.fo esP President of the South
ern Pacific I,ir s ille time TO cJme. Oh, no ;s
NOT yet p and hun5ingt0a smiled .cheerfu!iy,:
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RUN" DOWN. /:
f = !: =. : : .:':.:. ;.
4 Band Of Robbers OVertaken
!. BY d sheriff's Posse. f.
Three Of tho FugitiHas Il Fatally Wounded BY
+ /. I. i. the of1cers. .:.
Two outBsrdBosnd Ocean Steamers Slightly
st. Damaged By a Collision in New { T
Z. d F. II: q. York Harbor. & IT.. +:
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Special to: THE MoaSlNs GAIL.

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ozARfs ((lala.1, Oct 1.-The band Of negro:
robbers: WHO despoiled the railroad hands
here. Of their wages yesterday were puf-
sued by. a sherthts posse and a fight en-
sued, in. which three negroes were fatally
wounded fine others escaped and one has
taken rsfsige in a house andis besieged. by
the posse. ::: !. !;