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The morning call., 1891-04-26

VALENCIA ST. NEAR 10Th: 25xlO0; WITH
very good bay-window house; rooms and
bath: can be turned into stores and flats at small
expense; offered at very reasonable price ii.
GAMES, Montgomery St ap26 II SuWe
CHEAP NEW FLATS IN THE MISSION; ONLY
y 1880; rents SSS; 18th ST. little over block
from CaStrO-st. cable-cars; and rooms; , baths
and all modern improvements: 25Xl IA: VIII sell
adjoining house same terms. II. GAMBS. 8
Montgomery ST. apps SnWe
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o0OOO PACIFIC ST, NEAR JONES; COT
u OUOU. tage house OF 8 rooms: lot size % :6x
6S %; do not fail TO inspect this; very cheap
BOYEE, TOY a CO.. 70 Montgomery ST.
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&12 ono A HANDSOME RESIDENCE on
gpIA.OUo. the sunny side OF Bush St,
buchanan; rooms, bath. laundry; all the modern
improvements; cement walk steps and bulkhead:
lot - :4x137:6. Apply TO o'FARRELL & LANG.
IL MONTGOMERY
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GS0 OOn LOT l64 :6xl2O: Sw. COR. ELLIS
noU-UUU. and Cough sts.; 3 frontases desr
able location for church club; viii Sell in sub
divisions. McAFEE, BALDWIN a HAMMOND. 10
MONTGOMERY :
The morning call., 1891-04-26

$4,000 EAcHaBEL Oh a; ST. Mr. MARKET
work DONE McAFEE, BALDWIN x HAMMOND.
10 Montgomery ST
The morning call., 1891-04-26

$3.50 Gss 5 a99h q On ro BnETa s
size 75x7O. BOVEE, 10Y & CO. 10 Montgomery
The morning call., 1891-04-26
CITY REAL ESTATE.


EASToN. ELDRIDGE CO.. REAL ESTATE
II Agents. House Brokers aud Auctioueers. 63S
Market ST.
NorE-we can make extra credit terms on all
property offer.
We have number OF blocks IN Southside, which
offering very low figures. Blocks get
ting scarce and are being rapidly bought up. Call
The morning call., 1891-04-26

QIS00 EACH: CHEAPEST LOTS OFFERED;
u 1UOU Caroline ST. bet. Folsom and Howard.
9Th and 10th; size 25xS5 each. BONEE TOY &
co. 10 MONTGOMERY ST
The morning call., 1891-04-26

GO76O ASKED, AND "A REASONABLE
.DC w offer entertained; sunny side Washing
ton ST., Webster: choice building lot. 20 :6X
924 it must he sold as the owner is about TO leave
the city. Apply to UFARRELL & LANG, IL
The morning call., 1891-04-26

city: Hardy, near Market and 18th; Siz3 25XSa.
McAFEE, BALDWIN " HAMMOND, 10 Montgon-
cry st. APPS sururh 30
SIIOO CHEAPEST LOTS IN THE CITY .
beautifully located; only 80 feet from 7th ST. and
minutes walk from the stro-se cable; lots adj
Joining can't be bought for less than $500 make a
offer. p J. KENNEDY, $50 Marsetap25 Sn IN 3
00O FELL ST., NEAR COUGH; LOT 27:6xI2l
OOO to rear street, front and houses: Hat
and sore; rents S97. apl9 SuWc St<
4 'IRrCELE DAoR-wILL RUN THROUGH
Y Lakeyew and past some fine lots that are foi
sale on easy terms anu low prices at McCAKTHY'S
WANTED-UNIMPRovE PROPERTY IN ANY
dress Investor, Box lS1, CALL Branchap16 thsutht
@ F.& M. R. R. RUNS THROUGH LAKE
~. view, near nne lots in Block ], for sale OF
easy terms at McCARTHY'S, $40 MarkeI ST.
646. apl9 &c Sul uThSu
CECURE A HOME BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE
y Pay down what you can and make your Install
ments to suit.
This chance is offered to but purchasers, as the
balance OF the cottages are All SOlui nanusOneSt
and best built block of cottages in the city; only
few steps from Golden Gate Park. with grand ma
ripe-yIew; sure to double in value In few years;
this property is right on the ear line and not pro
posed cable system: take McAllister-st car terml
nus and YOU at the buildings; apply PREMISE
any day from 10 TO A. j. NJ. COMERFoRD, builder
and owner. mrl9 II
DEAL ESTATE MEN, ATTENTION : MAPS
N pats ana plans neatly and quickly prepared b.
hrstelaSs craftsman: plating from description. etc
carefully done. l. HELMoRE, Box 81. this office u
CLARENDON HEIGHTS = CALL FOR Gaia
" logue OF this magnificent property. JOOSr
e6oes5 fsd davart,san,e1fs Continual m dha
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GOOS0 LOT 5Uxl27 :8I4; SACRAMENTO
sDCAOO. ST, bet. Scott aud DeviSader0, with
| improvements. Observation-Disclosures
The morning call., 1891-04-26

G9SOO GREEN ST, NEAR LARKIN: 3
epoOOU. story house of rooms; rented to g
tenants at SIT per month; house in Al repair and
the lot is 22:llx77:6 Apply to OFARRELL &
LANG, IL Montgomery st.
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GOO 0O0 NV. COR. OF RIDLEY AND MIS-.
ID ~ wv. sion sts; large lot rs :6xT9; pres
ent Improvements render monthly income OF s6l ;
property must be sold to close an estate: sale sub
ject 10 the confirmation OF Superior Court. For
further particulars apply to o'FARRELL Il LANG,
j Montgomery st.
The morning call., 1891-04-26

1885, Pe aoG E .2ss5 yo1 AV VI o SR Tm
did buy. MCAFEE, BALDWIN d HAMMOND, 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-02

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 1.-The Le-
land stanford, Jf. University Mt pslo
Alto was opened this morning with
impoIng ceremonies. Several hun
dred students are In Attendance. The
university, which was erected by Lo.
land Stanford In memory Of his de-
ceased son, has an endowment esti.
mated At so, 100000. At tho univer-
sity grounds stage had been erected
ut the north end Of the quadrangle,
and tho spot had been decorated with
overRroons and palms, the background
being OF srtlsiically arranged hmeri.
eau flags. On the rear wall hung Rn
oil portrait Of Leland Stanford, Jr.
Distinguished guests, trustees and 9th.
crs had seats ON the stage, the students
aud citizens being seated In the quad
Rngle. On the right Of the Htnge q
choir was placed.
AZ Senator and Mrs. stanford as
cendod the platform there was enthusi.
astlc cheering. The exercises consist
eli Of appropriate music, prayer, scrip
ture reading aud addresses, Senator
Stanford spoke at length, reviewing
the progress of education and tho
founding Of the university. After the
exercises Senator stanford entertained
the trustees aud others at his residence.
Four hundred aud forty students have
already been admitted 10 the various
classes.
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A ghastly lind was made fow DAYS
ago by an upholstercr named Leak, Of
Eau Clairt, Wis IL was that OF n skull
which had been concealed In a bsdpost,
or, 10 bc accurate, In large hollow
wooden ball placed for ornament on top
Of the post. Tbs bed TO which this boz
longed was one OF a lot Of furniture 70.
Gently purchased by Leak IN Racine.
and is u magnificent old piece Of mahog-
any Of the Queen Anne style, and Ia, in
all probability, very old, NO that 1t Is i'm.
possible to arrive nj any conclusion ~ to
how long tho skull hns been concealed
IN IL.
Leak, percoiving tho ball to be rather
loose, for the purpose OF tightening exc
amined II, aud discovered that It was
screwed ON and was hollow Heromoyed
II, aud to his horror found that the
cavity was occupied by q grinning skull,
which was all tho more awe inspiring
from tho discovery subsequently made
that through the temple had been driven
"a large nail or spike, which stll re.
mained piercing II nearly through 10 the
other temple aud which, though In
erusted with rust, s;ill shows specks OF
long dried blood, or what Is presumably
such.
Whether tho skull Is that Of a man or
woman Is Of course impossible to tell,
but IL Ia unmistnkably human and that
Of person Of considerable intellectual
development, rs Is evidenced by the
fncial augls. Leak has oSeried himself
TO learn something Of the history Of the
bed. but has not been able to do 80, He
purchased It from secondhand dealer
who in turn bought It in Chicago from
u woman who declares that she knows
nothing Of It except that her mother
now deceased, purchased II atan auction
sale, hut this occurring when she was q
little child, sho does not recolleot where
the sale was held. q - "a
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, oct lion.
Harvey Wnttors0n, father Of the editor
OF the COmler.JourHni, died at 10
O'Clock tonight, at tho house of his son
In this city. Ho has been sick three
weeks.
Harvey Magee wattorsOn was born
at Bedford, Tenn, Nov. %, 1911, 70.
celved a classical education and before
he was Of age married aud began tho
practice u law ut Shrlbyvllle, Tenn.
He was elected In 1875 10 the Tennessee
legislature. and served In the Six.
teenth aud Twenty-ieyenthCOngresses.
In 1861 he was elected 10 the conyen'
ton 10 consider tho secession " Ten
nesseo. At tho convention finding
that all efforts for tho Union were
futile, he returned 10 his home nj
Beech Grove, From 1888 ~ 1910 he
preotlcod law.
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FRIDAY. p CITY, UTAH SlRTIToRY.

bearing no interest, ssola8 iot; dc.
crease during the month, 500, go, az.
gfegnte Interest aud non'lniefest-bear.
Ing debit, sDSl,s}j, 500. decrease during
the month, SIS, 500 gSs; aggregate debt,
Including certificates aud treasury
notes, St,5go, l4g,25 cash In the
treasury, gold coin ard bars, s2ii,e7i,-
59u; silver dollars, subsidiary bars AMI
trade dollar hnr., S4Q9, l0l, 1928; paper
currency SOS 038, 500; bonds, mlnor
coin, Disturbing officers balances,
deposits In national banks, ETC., SAL
500, sss; aggregate, sIil ,0Ss, 300. De-
mnnd liahllities--g0ld, silver and cur.
toncv certificates AMI treasury notes,
s6g,15l, i30; dishureing oiliccr' bal.
nncos. fund for redemption Of uncur.
rent bankn0tes, dfaita, ETC., si5,siJ,-
1903; gold reserve. si0,000,0JO; net cash
balance, Sii,gs5, 965.0l; aggregate,
s7ii, 81s, 800; cash balance In treasury
August 8lst. siGO, 1851; cash balance
September 3lth, Si53,gsT ,gjs; decrease
during the month, slbi.sj, $50.
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Gould I,y.t.rlsaI.

NV YoRK, Oct. 1.-The story rife
In Wall street today that Jay Gould
had stroke of apoploxy Is said to have
arisen from remarkable Incident at
the meeting Of Missouri Pacific direct.
os "wednesday. After lengthy
statement by Gould the directors de.
decided 10 declare no dividend for the
current quarter, whom 10 the surprise
Of everybody Russell sagc moved u
reconsideration Of this action, Gould
was evidently under q severe mental
strain. When Sage made tho motion
he attempted 10 Oppose II, but suddenly
became pale aud sank back In his
chair, II Ia taid, In u nervous NJ Of
proatiation. Then he became hyH.
ierical, w.pt anu laughed alternately,
and u physician had 10 DO called In.
After u time heuccrcame tho nervous
excitement Of hiz patient and Gould
lelt the room with him. II IL said that
Goorg. Gould took Sage 10 task savage
ly, aud that the old gentleman became
quite ratified under the oastigatlon he
received for his unfortunate break.
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Tho reed called Jobs tcars ls used In
Siam AMI by tho Maya aud other Aanm
tribe 10 tho construction OF earrings aud
other simple and elegant articles Of per.
s0nal adjournment. Necklaces OF thcso
seeds arc frequently worn, and balEets
and other ornamental articles arc oc-
casionllly decorated with them. especial.
ly those made IN Nepul. The Augnne
Nugas construct elegant clrring In
which q iosctte Of thee seeds surrounds
a grsouish beetle wing. Thee grains
soon 90 stand q good ohauco Of coming
into more general use IN Europe Ia tho
construction Of artificial flowers, lact5,
bu3lo trimmings and other such pur-
poses Cor which glass bead. ars now u.cl.
and possibly also In Catholic countries
for DE manufacture VI russglgs. Cham.
Uela' journal.
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rhc ii.ctroouiiou NJ sInE slug.

ALBANY, n. ", oct. l.-Austin
Lathrop, superintendent Of State
prisons, today gave % tho press report
u the details attending ths execution
Of the four mufdorcr- ut Sling Sing
July 7th, The report was fret pre-.
scented TO Warden Brown by Charles
4. Macdonald aud Samuel u. Ward,
who were the official phySiciAns In
charge of tho execution. After giving
Ia detail the manner OF the execution
" each man, the report concludes.
There was absolutely no where any
smoking, OF chafring or burning. From
the experience had In these four cases,
we are inclined TO the belief that while
unconacl0usnes WAS instantaneous
and continuous from tho lTai moment
Of zach contact, yet In order TO insure
that death tuperveno ~ speedily ~
possible, II Is necessary to continue n
sure current " the voltage employed
la these cases nifty aud sixty Sec
Onis.n
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Tho season Of tho tomato Ia short, yet
being essentially plant Of tho tropics.
1t can not be riponed often IN England,
except under glass. ~ hot house
plant however, % Is widely used there,
certain varieties developing special ndap.
tation to thsc condition. IN the short
but faryort summer In New England, on
the contrary, Z. iulHiuclIquIte az home.
Though tho plant like many othca Of
tropiga,p is highly susceptible so
injury from frost, tho seeds are ycsy
hardy, sustaining no harm from remain.
ing Ia tho ground throughout winters.
n lolJ To come up Of themselves they
do 10 freely from such accidental plant.
ius5 Of tho previous season. aud here Ia
Massachusetts will begin 10 ripon fruit
about the last Of August, while plants
which arc started early In the hot bed or
window box will begin nearly a month
sooner. A large field OF tomatoes In the
vicinity Of Boston commenced riponiug
fruit one summer about the 10th OK July,
Mt (which time ,hoy brought twelve dol.
lnis pgl hushel ia tho naturalization
IuusrTipt
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THE ATTEMPTED PLor iHvLsri.
GATED.
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austrin
on n Haiiraad.

VtFNNA, Oct. IAN official invcsll.
CATION shows that two bombs charged
with nitro glycuflne we're placed on
the bridge. Attached 10 the bomb wis
a time fuse evidently calculated %
cause an explosion ut the moment The
imperial train was passing the spot
The would.bc Assasslns seem, however,
10 have misc,lculAted the time tie
train was 10 pass near the bombs, or
else they were at fault rs to the
length OF Ito OF tho fuss used. In any
case the fuse acted al about 1880 pm.
"Wednesday before tho imperial train
even drew near to the dangerous loca'
ton.
The explosion destroyed the masonry
above aud about the bridge tunnel and
dlsturbod the road, but did not affect
the bridge structure. The railroad OIL
cials Immediately a.. gang Of men
10 work upon the structure, aud soon
had II IN good repair. Consequently,
when the imperial train passed this
morning there was little Or no truce
Of tho explosion. No arrests were
made In connection with the attempt,
and the officials who have charge Of
the Investigation profess 20 be- Of the
opinion that the explosion was Intend
Ell az u denomination VI disapproyal
with some Of the Emperor's acts, and
that those engaged In tho "lomonslra.
tlonn hal no Intention Of taking hi
life.
The general feeling Il one Of indlg.
nation against thosc engaged In the
conspiracy, aud the EmperOr's loyal
subjects are unanimous In expressing
tho hope that the bomb cxplodrrs may
be caught aud severely punished. The
police are actively engaged In follow
Ing up the clues already oblainnblc.
The Emperor received an ovation at
Rclohonberg when the people became
aware Of tue bomb explosions. The
Emperor ordered his carriage driven
slowly through the street Ia order Il
be- able 10 acknowledge the acclama
nations with which lie was greeted on
every hand. Replying 70 an address
presented 10 him by the Butgomastcr
the Emperor thanked the latter for th,
proofs OF loyal devotion which he had
received. He said he took the keencs
interest In Bohemia, aud would do al
le could TO promote the prosperity o
his beloved country. The Empcro
has received n number Of inquiries 10y
telegraph, notably one from the der
man Emperor ana onc from the Kinl
Of Italy. The Emperor T. disposed q
treat tho whole matter lightly. Their,
are people, however, VINO DO not lOol
upon the explosion In an optimistic
manner.
a Dispatch from Relchcnberg say
that commission Of inquiry have dis
covered thirteen bomhs ON the ll)scn
thai railway bridge, mn intelligence
which has heightened the czcltomun
caused by the mornings news.
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WAsIlINuToS, Oct. 1.-The public
debt statement shows that the Interest.
bearing debt decreased sa5, 50i, 100, and
the debt on which Interest ceased
since maturity increased s7,6l5,520,
during tho month Of Septembei. The
total cash IN the treasury Il sJil $685.
2OO's0. Following Ia tho recapitula'
tom DEMONSTRATING debt, S55s,02i,-
100; decrease during the month, $685..
50i, 500; debt on which Interest ceased
since maturity, S0,ll7,020; Increase
during tho month, s7,5l5,52O; debt
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Ia Helena
Ark., special SAYS "Thcru has been
considerable excitement here 30 lay
over n rumOr concerning the warfare
caused 10y u body of Imported cotton
piokers melting tho negroes TO gone
raj strike for higher wages, which has
eliminated m n riot. To-Day Deputies
Frank Mills aud Jesse Hodges, who
have been with the sheriff for the last
low days, arrived Ia this city and yes
tcrday afternoon they succeeded In
locating thirteen Of the wort rioters In
n cane brake near Cato Island. The
posse called upon them 10 surrender,
aud they male q reply by yolloy Of
shots and u rush 10 escape. Two es-
cAped. two wefc wounded, and ninu
woru captured. The captured negroes
were disarmed aud given In charge OF
Deputies Mills aud Hodges, VIII O
started with them TO Mariana, the
county scat, NEAR Hinckley's landing.
a crowd Of masked, mounted and
armed men surrounded the deputies
aud prisoners, ant demanded the latter
from tho former. Tho crowd took the
prisoners from the deputies, marched
them into the thickct and hung them.
IL Il believed that most Of the ncgToe'
aru from Memphis. Among tho killed
II Bon Patterson, an all-rOund Negro
gambler, who organized the strike In
behalf Of tho cotton plckers who go
annually from Memphls 10 the bottoms
The balance had nothing 10 do witt
the disturbance. The general impres
sion Il thai the trouble Ia entirely over
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DAY1uN, o., Oct. IA Rig -Four
working train backed into hanjcnr
at Carroltou station, six mllcs south OF
hero, this evening. Conductor Samuel
Morris was instantly killed, aud seven
men with him IN tho cnh0oso were In.
Jurrd, several seriously. The section
men were trying 10 gel out Of the way
when the cau0oaa struck u. The
cabooso was appended aud the gravel
cars of the train crushed into n with
disastrous results. Tho section men
escaped.
The llst Of the injured; Frank =.
Bcsheemer, Terry Mccormick, John
Flanagan, Jamcs Frazier, WIN. white,
John O'Neil, Michael Pondcr.
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tho chilean ,nn,a sud It. Opponents.

SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 1.-The Bal.
mnceJisls who took refuge at the
American legation still remain under
the protection Of the American nag.
hoJunta refuses 10 grant them sain
conduct and spies are continually
watching the legation In the hope OF
being able TO capture the refugees.
The orders Issued last week 10 arrest
oil persons entering or leaving the
legation have boen revoked on the pro.
test OF Minister Egan. Several per-
sons wen arrested, including Mt.
EgaL'a son. The CnlleAn government
viii shortly be notified that the United
States will not be tfiilcd with. In.
stmctious to this effect have been
received frum Washington by Minister
Egnn and by Captain Hchley, ~ tho
cruiser "Baltimoro," and both are pre-
pairing 10 protest firmly. A strong
feeling exists here against American
officials, The intimAtiou In given that
feet Of American cruisers viii soon
assemble IN Chilean wI.rgs.
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rhe Intcreontinenim Hallway Com.
Mission.

WAMlNuTON, Oct. 1.-The commits
sionen appointed TO represent the
United St.ates on the Intcroontinental
Railway Commission have submitted
u report TO Secretary Blaine OF the pro.
grrss made by the Surveying parties Ia
South and Central America up 20
aud Colombia nave paid their quota 70
tho common fund. In Ecuador the
survey Indicates u cost for the ROAD VI
about $4,000 per mile.
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SAVANNAH, Ga, oct. THE wharf
strike Is gradually extending 10 Nil
branches ~ colorcl labor. tins busl.
ncss Of the city 10 at standstill.
Money ~ tod NJ In cotton, which IN
piled up In the yards aud Hide.tracked
along the lines % railroads. Banks
arr unable 10 accommodate their pa.
irons. Tue strikers are quiet anu
orderly.
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NiOSrREAL, Quebec, Oct i.-R. n.
O'Bricn, "a newspaper correspondent
who has been on trIal the last fvu days
on the charge o! hbolIug Prince GEORGE
" Wales by means ~ "mke" dis
patch, representing that the prince had
gone on a dubluch while ia Montreal,
was found guilty by the jury tonight,
with n recommendation Of merry.
Counsel for the prosecution then an.
nounced that, as pablo Justice had
brou vlndioatod, tho crown would
agree TO suspension " sentence, and
tho court suspended sentence.
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WAsiuNuroN, oct. 1.-The Bureau
Of American Republics denies, upou
authentic advice, the Sensational ru-
ports tclcgraphcd from thu CITY n
Mexico 70 Western newspapers con.
corning the political disturbances Ia
Guatemala ani elsewhere la Central
America.
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Piles OF international arbitratlon; that
In any reform Of the land laws, Just
and equitable taxation OF land values
and ground rents IL essential; that all
restrictions upon the free shle and
transfer Of land should he abolished;
local electoral reforms, direct popular
veto OF tho liquor traffic, better hous.
ing Of the working Glasses, extension OF
the factory acts, and the mending or
ending Of the House Of LOrds--that,
said Mr,Schandhorst, h our programme.
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HALiFAN. n, s., oct. There Is 4
fire On the water side and It Is extending.
feafs IRE entertained u tho Cuuard's
whnrves catching. some oil exploded
In the stores on the Liverpool wharf.
The military authorities RE getting
alarmed about the ordnance wharf aud
have called out two hundred soldiers
for flfu protection service.
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New YORs, Oct. 1.-The following
resolution was adopted today by the
Chamhero Of Commeroc;
Resolved, That In tina opinion Of the
Chamber OF Commerce N the State Of
New York, the existing Law COMPEL
Ing tho purchase BY the government OF
i,jOO,O01 ouncCs Of silver per month il
against the public welfare and should
10 repealed.
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Dcsir.s Pos,ponsmfnt OF the Trade
ImmlnnanNn.

CHICAGO, Oct. Tho NoioP Olla.
wa, Ontario, special says the British
Ambassador nj Washington has tele.
ggaphed, stating that President Har.
rison desires po-tponement Of The
trade conference arranged for the l2tl
Of October, because Of BlnlnO's Illness
The D0miuiou officials nave nssrnted,
bat ak that the conference take place
before the oud % tho year.
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FosTANELbE, Nob., oct. IA. }.
Baldwin aud hi. sou John were mur.
duted last night by The old mans step.
son, named Auiupon. Anderson os.
capud, but three hundred men are on
his trail. They think thgy have the
murderer surrounded Ia a c0rnliVld.
II caught, the murderer win be-
lynehel.
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DRSvER, Oct, l.--Chairman Coppell
OF tho board OF directors " tho Denver
* Rio 6gnde, has issued n circular
Annouuclngtho appointment OF Jeffrey,
formerly general manager Of the III.
nois Central, Us president aud general
manager.