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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

Citizen Eliseo Reclus, tho eminent
geographer aud inyeterato rey0lutionist,
u ngt IN luck just now. Only recently
tho'Academie decided against him In
awarding it's biennial prizo Of 200, 900
francs, and now his habitation has been
ranmckel entirely, during his absence,
by bulglnrs What the inalciactors OK.
pectod TO find In tho abode Of the hard
working saynnt, who, In spite Of his dis
tlnguished labors, Is known TO hayo
amused but few OF this worlds goods, IL
Is difficult TO say.
They, however, broke into his little
villa nj Seyres, forced open all the locks
and smashed most OF the furniture,
Fortunately for the ends Of Justice u
Waterman on duty near by who aw
lights IN tho house had his wits about
him. Armed with a spade, no waited
for tho burglars TO come ont, aud iellod
one Of them 10 tho ground with his
weapon, TIE Others escaped, but will
doubtless bo discovered through tho in
strumeutality Of the man In custody
Paris Cor. London TELEGRAPH.
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arrcsiing Mercantile Appraisers Of
philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 0.-Wnrrants
were Issued this afternoon forthe arrest
Of the mercantile appraisers OF phila.
delphia, The warrants are based upon
charges made by CITY Treasurer
Wright that the appraisers, Messrs.
Patton, Crawford, huuseman, Hun
ter aud Bell, have unlawfully con.
spirod 10 cheat AMI detraud the com.
monwealth Of Pennsylvania by max.
ing and returning fal-e lists Of taxables
and making falso returns Of classified.
ton Of such taxables, by mailing un.
lawful exemptions, by adding the
names Of dead and fictitious persons
20 the list Of taXnbles ana rcserving
fees therefor and In other ways cheat.
Ing and defrauding the commonwealth
with intent TO make great gain for
themselves. Patton and Hunter have
given hail for their appearance Mon
day. The others are not yet found.
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ed, declaring that the Republican party.
OF the state recognized tho supremacy
In shipping and commercial matters VI
the metre polls OF the natiou New
York Cityl, AMI will encourage the
American spirit that II determined 10
carry that supremacy higher aud build
American ships manned by American
seamen, both Tor carrying all Ameri.
can trade, and, rs Ear a. possible, that
between other countfies.
rAssEIT MAiSE8 4 srTrC.
Atiis cuncluslon Mr.. Fassott was IN.
troluccd and made a speech accepting
the nomination. iu the c0ursr OF his
REMARKS he said there arc two pictures
for the great jury Of the State VI Now
York g. pass uuou. One u the lcgis.
latlve record Of the Republican party
In nine years; the other the legislative
aud executive record of the Democracy
iuriug the same period OF time. The
Democratic rarity has been fivon from
end 10 end by quatrcls lot leador'hip.
phpy have written over the entrances
u their halls. "Nu farmom need
apply" they have written over tho
entrances 10 their balls; "NO work.
ingmen need apply" they have writ.
ten fuudry anu other Issues which
we will discuss on some future Occa.
sion.
The remainder Of the ticket was
nominated by acclamatlon ~ foll0wa.
Lieutenant Governor - Hon. John
Nroomsn Of HoTklmor.
Secretary Of Eugene y. o..
Coun0r Of Brooklyn.
ComptrDller - Arthur G.. Wade ol
jamestown.
state rrcasuTer-in NJ. Hedges OF
/ R1cklnud county.
Accompaniment william E.Suth.
orland of Monroe.
The convention then adjourned tiHs
dc.
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WAaIiNuT0S, Sept. o.-rhe Star
this afternoon prints the statement that
thu "itnln" N 70 be- returned 10 the
Chilean government IN accordance
with the terms VI compromise effected
at the conference between eK.MayOf
Grace Of New York aud the Chilean
Congressional representative here on
the one hand nni Secretary Tracy aud
Attorney General Miller on the other.
II is an unconditional surrender Of tho
vessel and simply a back.i0wn on thr
part Of the United States though II IN
very generally agreed now that the
Wtain" could not be held by the United
state. The terms OF the agreement
ARE that tho Chilean government shall
pay tire United States n sum equal 10
iho expense incurred IN pursuing and
cautuhug the "Itafa" aud that then
the ease VIII be nOllo pressed In the
courts aud the vessel turned over " the
now Chilean government.
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NEWCASTLE, Sept. 9.--Tho Trades
Unions CDugrcts resumed ~ dellbuia.
tom today. The proceedings up 10 the
prcsen,iimo have q fnlos.d thriact That
among tho now tiaics unions, anu
newer members OF lold trades unions,
there IL q predomlnance Of feeling
which shows that they nrc deeply i'm.
bucd with socialism aud kindred doc
tTines. AZ the resumptiun 0f business
today, by vote " .i9 TO 1856, n motion
10 the effect that hill reducing or
fixing the hours Of lnlor ought TO be- Of
permissiye or optional character, was
carried after considerable discussion.
Au amendment was proposed 10 have
an eight hour International law, fe'
commencing Ia substance that the
eight hour law when passed shall not
Ice enforced without the consent Of two.
thirds Of the organized members VI the
trade concerned.
Amer lengthy discussion an
amendment was adopted declaring
that the elght-hour law shall bee en-.
forced IN al trades ana occupations
except whore the majority " the or.
gnnlzcd members Ia any trades prolvs,
10y a ballot vote.
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NATIONAL ur-rutLApLtrutA,
Philadelphia, o; rlttsburg, o, Baitrrica-
Roper. Grayi BALDWIN, Mack. lou iunings,
MN iorit.
Sow YORK, z, Cincinnati, Q. batteries -
Kuslc. Clark, Mullaac, harrington,
uEuuktNN.
nruoklyn, 2, Chicago, g. batteries - lake,
DAILY iiutChlaaou, sGhrytr
unsIuN.
Hlttnu, 10; Cleveland Bausucs-Nichola,
Ciafksln. camel, nuuF, neaigy, boyle, PM
mrr,
second vamc called At tle end Of sixth on
rCUnunt nt dArAuraH. nlst1l, 49, Cleveland, II
batteries -tihfkfon, hruurti, hlcafon, Nlau,
Imucf, Doyle
MLsrLUs lrhgrE-hANsAs Ctry,
Tue omaha game WA roiipoHod rain,
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An Alarming state sr Affairs.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. "a epe.
cial 10 the american fIom Knoxville
snys: Information from Bricuvllle ana
Cont Greek tells of M alarming state u
affairs. Whether 1t Is IA "bluh" for
the legislature remains 10 be seen. Tho
Information Is 10 the elect that the
mlnerH there have determined TO turn
loose the l25 convlc'H Ia the mines Of
the Knoxville Iron company. There
IL great uncasiness In the entire district
tonight. II Is stated that It IL caused
10y the opinion Of the attorney general
that the lessces had no legal right to
suhlet the cOuvlcts.
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man line steamship "City NJ New
York" reaching heIr In twenty days,
from Yokohama. The entire glnis IL
fubhcd Of this lightning trip. such
was the confused condition VI the
British postal officials at Queenstown
TINT only the Irish malt landed At that
rot, the rest Of the mails being taken
70 Liverpool, where the north u Eng.
land mail was Distributed. The ~.
manning mail bags then H,nrtoi for
London ON % apcclal train, where they
arrived nj 1850 u. IN. SONS of the
mail matter was delivered an hour
later, but Ut the London gun,ml pest.
office no spDcial effort was made IN any
direction o. back w efforts which had
hvun made IN an attempt 20 deliver the
Jnpancso mails In London In unprccc-
dentcd good time.
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The 5uryi thc nn,is win case can.
not AgF-e.

BUTTE, Mont, Sept. o,--ThcJury In
the Davis will case was brought Into
court this morning aud reported that
they could not agree. II IN learned
they stood seven 10 i've for the con.
tcftaHts from fiat 10 la.t. They climi-
mated the knight will In their dclibrr.
ations at the fret. It Is said the evil
donce Of Judge Knowles had the effect
OF bringing this about, rs he h man
who stands high IN this community,
aud Colonel lnger,oIl tool, n lew shots
at him that preJudiced the jury In the
Judges favor.
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The figure 9 il curious'y and intimate.
ly connected with all tho great gold
mining czcitrmcuis OF tho Nineteenth
century The great Algerian gold hub.
bic formed aud broke In 1909 Next
came tho Mantazsn mountain craze In
1850, when solid powders Of gold us
large as flour barrels were reported. The
California gold fever broke out In 1870,
and ragged until couutcraetcd by tho
Pixies Ped, boom iu 1859. Ten years.
latgr IN 1860. "Old Vlrgny," tho cello.
bnted miner struck tho lucky lend
which made Virginia CITY and Nevada
famous IN tho mining annals Of tho
world, Eighteen hundred and seventy.
nine came in ON limo with the Leady.llo
frenzy and tho famous "carbonatcs" Of
Lake county, Colo. Eighteen hun.
drcd aud cighty.nino broke tho charm
but 1870 may mako mp for Loot time,
there being two % IN that dale.-s,
Louis Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

CHATTANOOGA, renu., sept. On.
j. 'Brion, n woll.kn0wn citizen and
supreme treasurer Of the Catholic
Knights Of America, today filed deed
Of trust on all 0i his real aud personal
property t0prolcnt his creditors His
liabilities are not fully known but win
probably not exceed $4,000, which
will not include any doleit In his nc.
counts ps treasurer Of the Catholic
knights. His embarrassment was due
~ his heavy losses on railroad con.
struction contracts.
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WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 0.--Augus-
lus Smith WIS chosen permanent chair
man, after which the convention took
% recess until . this afternoon, when
w. II. Kimhall Of Lynn was nomin-
ateL Tor chairman by acclamation.
The convention was again called 10
oricr at 1870 O'Clock. James NJ. Var
mum was made permanent chairman.
The nominations are Augustus II.
Smith of Lee, for Acknowledgements;
Alfred w. Rlchardt0s Of Springfield,
for secretary Of state.
Edward r.. Brown, OF Boston, In
speech sharply arraigned the Republi.
can politicians for their treatment OF
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LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. G.-The re.
ports sent out from hero relative 10 tile
condition Of John Fitzgerald, president
Of the Irish National League Of Amori.
90, have greatly exaggerated the
seriousness o. his Hines. Repeated iu-
quiries at his home bring the same
response. His condition h Ia no wlsn
critical, aud II any change has occurred
II Is for toe better. H.s family are not
alarmed about him, and say his
recovery Is only a matter of n few
weeks.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 0.-Tho Society Of
California Pioneers today celebrated
the forty .llrst admission VI California
into the Union with picnic on tho
rite Of the California building at the
World's Fair grounds. Tnree hundred
guests sat down 10 lunch. The old
pione,Ts spent the afternoon fecouni-
ing narrowing tales VI their experiences
In the gold diggings In the early days.
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LoSDoN, Sept. 9.-rho epidemic OF
diphlheria Ia raging Ia rambou, Rus
ria. The m0them purpolrly place
tirir children la tho way OF the iufec-
tiuu, prtfornng 10 eco them die Of
disease rather than eee them die Of
starvation. Tue distress Of the people
IL so great and the need of money 81
urgent that toals eau be bought from
the farmers Tor one shilling.
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LIZA, o., sept. 9.-rho Lake Erie
n Western Railroad Is again tied up,
all freight trains being stopped. The
sWitchmrn went out last night, de-
mauding mn iuurcnfo In wages. The
other trainnicn refused 10 work until
intcndcnt Inn il here aud said tonight
that he was Tired of being dictated 10
nnd thought II WIS about time the CONE
pany run theit own business.
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LONDON, Sept. e.--The Chamber Of
Commerce has received communities
ton from the Board Of Trade, in which
the latter body informs the chamber
that IL IL assured by the foreign Utllcu
that the British trIde has received the
benefit OF the most favored nation
clause au1 obtains an equal benefit
with tine United States under the lat
ter's reciprocity treaty with the span.
lah Antilles.
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CHICAGO, sept. 0.--Sufscnnt Powell
Of y Company, Fourteenth Infantry,
Piled mp l73 uointz, tho best score 10.
day IN tue United States Army Nn.
tlonal Shooting Tournament. His
score Of l15 Tuesday gives him total
Of $40 ppin,H. lie ~ ntst among the
contestants excepting Corporal swein.
hart OF ID Company, whose total thus
iar IL 3i2. The shooting today at two,
three aud iive hundred yards was
good but at the GOO.ynri range there
was mn awful slaughiefing Of scores,
tho bad look appearing 20 be general
and inuxpllcablc. In the distinguished
catblne team, Corporal Hnku, Flnh
Cavalry, made the best record, scor.
ing l6s points today aud having a total
on 39i Corporal Mitchell siill retains
iir,t plar, among tbs carblne men
with $50 points. The target drug Il
nov iinishei aud beginning 10 morrow
thct" w.ll be four days OF skirmishius.
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CLEVELAND, Gent, 9.-Thc e.ei trot
Major won, Belle corsrtt, second,
Position blanca fourth. Beet tune
2;2.l.
Tho 2'2s ttot--B0ss won, May King
sccoudi FlOUuUe Diiatd third, -.
jacob ldurih. Best timu-g:gg.
The Nll trut-CAesnr won. Sub
scribSssrcond, Wayne Wilkes third.
Best nm --'io.
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fraction second, Cokena third. Time
I'LL.
Seven Bltieed won, Lady
Pulslfur second, Sequence third. Time
1880 g-j.
Mile and n furloug--CaT0ll won,
Now-or.Never second, Virgil Third.
lilo.
Sweepstakes, miieou the turf-Willlc
J.. won, Pagan second, Vote third.
Timp-altfl.
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trolling at VI. Louis.

Sr. LOuIs, sept 0.-rhc 9!gs class
Catherine lavoufn won, Emperor
wilkes SECOND, Others drawn. Btt
timc-g'2.,.
Tho g;2i claes-N. r. u. won, Ben
Davis second, Matte n third, Romeo
fourth. Best timr-9.l1i.
Two.ytar.Olly-hnuorcau won, Rcd
Cherry second. Bermuda Boy drawn.
Heat lImn-g..NI.
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Hundreds ct car Loads waiting to he
Tarw nricd.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 9.-livog since
the wheat harvest began In Kansas tho
wheat receipts have bcon enormous.
w ~ within the past week the rail-
roads have been able IN handle the
crops with moderate prOmrtnVs-, but
since the receipts have been 20 heavy
that there l. a blockade Of serious di'
mensiuls. THIS morning, In The Mis-
suufi Pacific yAnis, there were 900 cars
0f wheat waiting ~ be forwarded la
the santa Fo 400, in the Union paclilc
100, aud In the yards Of other roads 500.
Reports nom various Kansas poiuts
siAte that cAr loaig are waiting On
The switches for transportation. The
roads are all doing their best 10 tollvvu
the blockade.
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CorESuAGES, Sept, 0.-lt Is reported
that Notwithstanding n strict watch
WINS kept upon the movements OF the
Chilean war vessel, "Preaidente
Pinto" which recently appeared of
this port, she has oluded the vigilance
Of the authorities and successfully
shipped sJme guns, thus accomplish
ing the object OF her visit.
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SngmsGEAD BAY, Sept. 0.-The
weather was cool and the track fast.
Mile Bermuda won, Tommy second,
Worth third. 1imt-liil.
Slx furlongs Tom Harding won,
ARA second, Glamor third, Time
l:l2 3.j.
sl4 acknowledgements wvn, Re.
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NEW YoRlS, Sept. 0.-Colonel John
q. Lee, formerly OF The United States
army and division Aide on the stal' OF
the MulOr-deneral commanding the
National Guard, was found dead Ia
his bed this morning. Ills death IN
due TO apoplnHy.
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car aud Loeomo,iv. Painters Cen.
,eue.

WASHINGTON, sept. 9.--fhe twenty.
second convention VI this Master Car
and Locomotive Painters Association
Of the United States anu Canada began
here today. After tho reports were
presented the officers Tor the ensuing
year were elected aud number VI
papefs read.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

LoNDoN, sept. 0.-The British post.
office officials are muddled over mat
ters In connection with tho transporta.
ton OF tho EMPIRES ~ Jnpan'sn
mails, which arrived AT Queenstown
yesterdayiirom New York, by thg Ia
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LONDON, Sept. 9.--It Ia considered
probable that the dispatch Ia regard TO
the republican agitation In spain II
founded On facts. There Ia rumor
that the army reserves have been
called out and that now Amy corps
Is 10 be formed forthwith and mob.
iiized.
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aendam rs Proceedings Against an
Elevator 'ouinnHY.

Sr. PAUL, Sept. IA Di.paiM spc.
cinl from Grand fory., n. H., suys.
The mandamus proceeding agaiutt the
Minneapolis and Northern Elevator
Company 20 compel the storage Of
wheat nt tho statutory rate Ui two
cents pr ll.hel, will b, continued {,
Monday next at the request of the
plaintiff. The court, however, in'i.
mated that the decision Will be- that In
u,He tho elevator cho,scNo 10 "a stDr-
age buslnuds, the STATE may prohibit
Discrimination against parties storing
wheat, aud,may ia rates u hlomgc.
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LONDON, Sept. 0.--It n announced
that the provisional government Of
Chile has temporarily app0iuted senior
Augustine Ross Chilean Envoy at
London. Senior A. Matlee Is tcmpor-
arily appointed Chilean Envoy Mt
Paris.
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EXPLANATION Differed eY ApANS
PRrsiorEr
4 plan to be rrrsus.i COR the carrsinE
of 90.

NEW YoHs. Sept. a.--Somc mis-.
nppelrs 10 have existed
IA financial Circles Hs 10 the plan 20 be-
pursued tot Carrying the u0htiug dtht
u the Union raciiic railroad ior the
nCxt thrcc year.. A prominent bank
PRECEDENT today aid the plan ir Tor 'he
various bauka, trust COMPANIES anu
other corporations anu luhlNidunls
having loan of Union facihrt1 nrfru
10 accept the compspyh notes Al Three
yulp mt ~ cents On Tie dollar ana
bearing six pos cent. Interest, IN pay.
meat of aid loans, guaranteeing their
colla,erals which are 10 be placed IN
escrow with syndicate, OF trustees
more properly speaking, " whom
Morgan VIII he chief. The syndl-
cnle ~ not 10 Put az u dollar The
loans argNgato about nineteen mil.
Hons, hut whether the huldcrl have AL
hvfutd 10 sign the agreement ths
gentleman ala not know, ~ c0utse
aa such VI the dupOsltcd cUllatUralH
nupftciatu IN value aud reach q point
NJ whirh lhcy eau be dispOsrd Of with
advantage 10 The railroad company
the syuhleaie IN 10 sell them ami take
up the notes i.suod against them pro
rita. The tanks aud trust COMPANIES
may not like ~ tic up ~ much money
Tor three years, but ~ the note Hfu -
he Issued 40 nihcty-twO nui bear % per
cent. they viii pay about " per cent,
a ich !. not bad Investment This
CTplnnuilou was confirmed nj the
Union Pacific office aud also by lIus.
self Sage aud Sidney Dillon. II was
further learned that thfcc.fouriha OF
tho loan holders had agreed to the plan
aud that the su.callci notes would hv
Ia the shape OF uesiilcates " bonds
with observation-disclosures attached.
Dillon said they would not be- enlisted
ON Stock Exchange until at par
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BosToN, sept. o.--rhe 1894 pace
John won tho fir.t aud second heats,
Ornafy won the third aud fourth,
The 2,.b class-- Falcon, Ir,, won,
Delmar second, u. W. $. third, pNO.
fourth. Best time-2:26..
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CHICAGO, Sept. IA dispatch was
received at Worlds Fair headquarters
today from the headquarters u tho
Texas State Falr association, saying:
cone hundred thousand Texans pro.
test against the Sunday closing Of the
Worlds Fair. The day OF fanailcism
Is past.D
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pOgT ~ PRISCE, Sept. g.-rhe new
Ministry appears 10 give general salts.
faction. Most Of the old Cabinet have
long been unpopular both with tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-10

MARQUETTE, Mich, sept. 9.-Chas.
Taylor aud Edward Waters, serving
terms In the States Prisons Tor high
way robbery, escaped last evening.
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CeirbraiinE ih. Admission OF ,aii.
foFuls.

SAS Fi,ANCisCo, Sent. G.-Admls.
sion Day, which has become - legal
holiday, commemoutingt the admission
Of California Into the Union, was gen.
orally observed In TIL city. Nearly all
the business houses, ~ well Us the pub.
liC buildings, are closed.
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The Vacancies In tbe Interstate Com.
mrrce ruuntssinu.

CAVE MAY, Sept. o. secretary Hal.
ford says tue President will not con.
slider the question of filing vacancies
IN tho Interstate Commerce COMMITS.
zion created by the death ~ Comm,s.
sloncr Bragg ani the rcsFuation of
Judge Cooley, until his return to
Washington.
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CoNsrASTISorLP, Sept. 0.-An un.
confirmed rimor 10 current here TO tho
effect that Osman pasha, eX-minlsleI
Of war, has met with n violent death.
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cattle Ia he Removed from tho Che ro'
kee strip.

WAsrIsGTON, Sspt.0,-rhe secretary
Of the interior has Issued an order
directing the removal without delay Of
all cattle from the Cherokee strip.
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nEnLIS, Sept. "a clerk In the
Berlin mortgage bank has abscondud
with afs 900 marks.
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thing, Of Erie county, nominated
Philip Beecher, OF Buffalo; James ".
Potts, ofrroy, nominated General Carr,
Of RENSSELAER,; VIM, II. Williams, or
BrOuklyn, nominated General Stewart
l.. Woodford, aud General Buitorield
presented the name VI Mf. Wndsworth.
The Becker element strOvc Ia adjourn
the convention until tomorrow, but
were voted down. The roll coil was
then proceeded with, aud presently
General W0odford said thai finding
Fasseit had clear majority Of votes he
asked 10 cast Kings county solid for
kassett and that the nomination be
unanimous.
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then said he was authorized 10 turn 10
Fazsptt the outlre Eric delegation.
This young man had created a scnsa-
ton few minutca before by declaring
that the people it'd not want n candl-
date who was holding office under the
national administration. Then Wads-
worth's name was Withdrawn. Catr'a
aihcrents hurried Into camp and Fas.
setps nomination was made unanimous,
while cannon outside boomoi the gov
otnof's salute. The resolution COM.
mltlec then reported the platform rs
follows