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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-15

BRIdnToS PARK, July lI.-Th,
weather was cloudy AMI the track fast
Seven furlonga-W. Is, II. Won,
Ida second, Patia third. rimo-l;ajl.
Five furlong,-weight won, Voco.
lite second, BOthealion third. Time
l:Oil.
Six furlougs - Wondaway won,
Klngstock second, Maggie third.
Tim,-l:l0l.
six furlongi-H Houston won, Cen.
taur second, Romance third. Time
l;lUi.
Five futlongs-Arnica won, Aushuft
second, Wave third. Time-l;0s.
Six furlongs-Stryko won, Mefiden
second, WatersoD third. Tlme--l:l5l.
Mile Bnllyboo won, Rico SECOND,
Queen OF Trumps, third. Time
l.i2l.
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PrrIsnrg0, July li.-rhis was tho
opening day al the grand circuit races
Mt Homework Park. The conditions
wtr. excellent aud the attendance
5000.
The 2;99 trot, 81 900 divided--wyan.
dotie won, Matte King second. Pilot
II. third, Frank r.. Fourth. Best timv
-2.9li,
IN. .;ld pace, 5000 divlicd-El
Monarch won, Monkey RollI second,
Emma third, Jocko fourth. Best time
a:ls,.
rno POI trot 81 ,2DO-Chnrlcy g.
won, Lakewood Prince second, Annie
wilkes third, Katharine fourth. Beat
ume-9.l9A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-15

PARIS, July 1.-the iith Of July.
the anniver.try Of the fall of tie
Bastlle, was observed In this city and
throughout France with appropriate
ccrt monies aud general holiday rrJoic.
Ing. In this city there was an impOs.
Ing procession OF Alsace- Lorraine foci.
cities. Enormous crowds OF people
salut.d the men In line with cries OF
give La Fnncti"
The procession stopped nj the Stras-
burg statue nni laid memorial wrcaths,
bouquets aud triculOr flags upon IL.
President Carnot held grand rvcep.
tlon while reviewing the troops, com.
prisiDg the garrison ~ Paris.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-15

Wattefson says he Inns not the
smallest personal dislike TO 1Illiand re.
iefting To the campaign Of 1892, says.
There y n widespread feeling tina,
Cleveland was defeated, last time, nv
eaome deal In New York with which
Hill was connected. Hin T. not In
Hympalhy with the great Democratic
movement for tax reform. Ho viii be-
ielt In the next convention, but on the
sile OF destruction, not Of creation.
I'M II not n likelihood for nomination,
For hope for that, he must show him.
scIfa better man than the country thus
lar believes him 20 be.v Matterson, In
conclusion, says: "Hill may yet proiit
~ Time by the kindly, though un.
pleasant counsel, given him."
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Commit Horrible Crime In the Home
OF George New.
bury.
AN oLo LACY cur VITA A
hHiFr.
Three Little Children Cruelty Butch.
cred aud their bodies Piled up
Together.
ny T.sraph to the NEwai
THE DoISos or rIrxDs.
An Ola Lady .os,aiIy wounded and
Tire. ,hiidsen na,rhsr.d.

JOSHUA, Texas, July ~. 80 This
motnlhg at nn early hour two men
went To the homu Of George Nowbury,
llNing two miles west Of here. New.
bury was absent and the men demand.
cd from his mother the morey they
rupiosed he hnd received n few day.
previously. The old lady told them
en-" Ind TO money Ia tho house, whore.
upon they took her into the yard, tod
her 70 the gat. post and slsshod her
throat with knife.
Que man went back into tho house,
-c.N-d child Of seven yean, and
asked where her fathers money was,
inc child fcfifcd TO tell him, where.
upon the ruiilan took her out into tho
yatu aud cut her throat with n knife.
ioihg back he took out ;ive.year.
Oh aud two-ycar.old baby, killed both
IN Tue same manner aud piled their
hodicb together. The mlscfcAnt. then
went away. The old lady IL still liv.
ing, but cannot recover.
onicrr- are securing the country for
tho nurdevns.
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KANSAS CrTY, July li.--A special
from Wichita says George Nelson, for
morly clerk OF the registered letter do.
partment OF Ogden, Utah, postofllce,
has been arrested ona grand Jury In.
dictmcnt for stealing registered letter
package containing 5000.
George stole the package from the
Ogden office and rcaddrcsscd 1t TO Ar.
kansas Guy and called for II at the lat
ter place himself.
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4 sh.riT. Posse Surrounded By Iu.
diam.

FLAGSTAFF. Aria, July li.-Shcrln
Francis aud part ola posse who went
out with him 10 arrest the Indians at
lodden'- ranch returned tonight with
Chief iiostine, leader Of the band OF
Navajo renrgndes.
The chief was surprised In company
with one buck some distance from hi
tribe, ard was hurried To the railway
station. A couple OF hundred Indians
pursued anu the escape was a narrow
one. The remainder o. the possc are
surrounded NJ the ranch, aud grave
fears are entertained for their safety.
A company Of Territorial troops will
leave tonight with the sheriff and a
party of volunteers. Should they meet
with resistance, United States troops
will bo called for.
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dny, Oh the grounds Of the London
Polytechnic Athletic club. Mortimer
bennington Of the Manhattan club won
the 100 yards Hat race; J. \. RodJy,
Manhattan club, won the 800 yards
handicap race, having a start ~ eight
yards, aud winning by u yard In
'a2 ..j; Mortimer Remington won the
500 yards Invitation handicap In :i2.
HIS time j. n half second below the
beet English record. Cal QuickhUrncf.
Msnhattnn Athletic club, threw the
hammer l3l feet $ Inches, and viii fc-
ceivc the Polytechnic clubs special
gold medal.
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MiNSEArOLis, Mimi, July li.--A
special 20 the Tribune from Tacoma
says: Thomas Hinckl.y Of Seattle,
while on spree here, entered a saloon
and called all hands up for u drink.
While the barkecper was serving the
crowd, Hinckley pulled a revolver and
began shooting. WILLIAM Branuon,
proprietor, anu Gcofgc Martin, city
tax collector, were instantly Killed and
several others wounded. lliuckiey
and man named Dpiglas-, his com.
panion, were both arrested.
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The Nailonal Editorial Association Hold
Wei Attended Session at
NJ. Pani.
a GLOWING Tribute TO the
noRrHWcsr.
The Convention the Largest ever Held.
Every state aud Territory
being Represented.
The Annual Address Delivered by
sigfried of New rorN.

sT. Pam, July 1.-THE seventh
annual convention Of the National
Editors association was called 10 order
this morning with an attendance OF
between i've and SIX hunIied. Arch.
bishop Ireland opened the proceciings
with prayer, following which the CON.
mittccs were announced, after nd
dresses u welcome by Governor Mcrri-
am, Mayor smith of 81. Paul and Sen.
ator David. TINS response was made
10y President Stephens OF the asuocl.
alton.
A glowing tribute was paid TO 81.
Paul aud the Northwest by PRECEDENT
Stephens IN his address. "rhe North
west IN distinctly representative ~
cosmopolitan geuius Of our clviliza-
ton, "rtld lac. at illustrates the posi-.
bilitics " our people when Invested Of
sVctlonnlism. The population which
wrought marvellous prvgtesa Of this
section In the last twenty year. has
been drawn from all sections Of the
world, AMI IL typical OF the spirit
which, Ignoring differences Of every
Kind, seeks the material nnd intellec-
tual advancement Of ALL"
Amer dinner members u the associn.
tiun were driven over the city aud sub
urbs by the citizens committee.
At tonighps session A. IL. Siegfricd
Of New York delivered the annual al.
dress. Ho congratulated the conveu.
tlOn that II was tn. largest over held
and that every State anu Territory was
represented. He paid brilliant tribute
10 the press Of the United states, pug-
gestcd various improvements. and ben.
a. Al 4 a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-15

kSuNvfi.Lr, Tenn, july little
Afro.Amoflcan National league met
here today and elected the following
oillcersi Thomas Fortune, New York,
president; John W. HargU, Knoxville,
interpretations. W. n, Anderson, DE.
tfoit, secretary; l.. W. Wallace. Mil.
wnukec, treasurer. and j. W. Lyon,
Augusta, Ca, attorney. An address
was prepared for free Americans which,
among other things, ccnsufcs the lie.
publican senators VINO killed the Force
bill, denouncos M Unconstitutional the
separate ear laws, which are In iofcc In
several Southern States, -ympathizrs
with tue llaiticn republic and con.
dennis lynch law. a dozen States afe
represented.
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TORONTO, July 1.-THE National
Council Of Education resumed It's Sos.
sions this morning with a large at.
tendance, despite the wet weather.
About 5000 teachers arrived this
morning to attend tho annual conven-
tlon Of the National Educational
Association. Tho National Educa.
tlonal Association OF the United States
was formally opened this afternoon In
the presence Of about 0000 people. At
the evening session an Organization
was effected and committees appoin.
ted. A paper by Francis w. Parker
Of Chicago on "Iho School OF the
Future" was read and discussion fol.
lowed by Superintendent Marble OF
Worcester, Mass, Inspector Hughes Of
Toronto and Others. over $4,000 dele.
gates and visitors are In the city from
NIL parts Of the United States aud the
Dominion, and the convention Ia one
Of the largest ever held. There are n
number OF department branches Of the
association, which win hold daily
meetings, beginning tomorrow.
In his welcome Principal Grant ex-
pressed wish that Americans and
Canadians were able TO trade more
freely together. The National Coun-
ell closed the proceedings by electing
the following officers: President, j,
IL. Baker of Denver, Colo; vlcc-presi.
dent, NJ. Il. N. Coy Of Cincinnati, o.;
secretary aud treasurer, N. q. Schneier
OF KnutztOwn, Pa. Helena, Mont,
and Seattle, Wash, are leaders In the
struggle for the next convention.
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Accidental Meeting Of Harrison a.a
Gibbons.

CARR MAY, n. j., July ii.-on last
Saturday the President and Cardinal
Gibbons accidentally met here anu
there was cordial greeting between
them. After n brief talk they came ia
front ~ the Presidents cottage. when
MI. Harrison invited the Cardinal TO
enter. In course Of pleasant conver.
hitiop 81 about half an hour, II Is stated
,nr i'fysldcnt introduced the subject Of
the Cahcnsly memorial.
lie gave his opinion quite freely on
the subject aud said that while having
no disposition 10 lnterfcre la church
matters, lac was glad " have au on.
Ioftunity for expressing HE satisfac-
ton at the published remarks Of the
Cardinal anu at the meri,od rebuks
administered At home aud abroad TO
foreign interference In American
domestic affairs.
Tue Cardinal, II IL said, was deeply
impressed and very much pleased with
tho Presidents Views ON tho subject.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-15

LouIsviLLE, July li.--FrancIs W.
Murray aud other stockholders Ia the
Louisville, New Albany a Chicago
railroad have brough, suit against the
estate Of President Stamford Of
Louisville and tho Nashville railroad
for $4,000 II IN claimed that ut the
time Of the consolidation In 1851 Of the
Louisville, New Albany 4 Chlcag,
with the Chicago& indianapolis, fraud
was perpetrated which placed In Stand.
iford's hands $3.50, 900 Of tho roads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-15

San DIEuo, July ii-Comman Ter
Janer of the Mexican man.of war
"Democfata," In this hatbor, received
ndispa,ch from the Mexican navy dc.
partmeut 10 the effect that naval en-.
gngemcnt took place of the Chilean
coast two days ago between the lnsurg.
cnt cruiser "Magallanesv aud several
government vrsstls. Tho engagement
Resulted In n decisive victory for the
Insurgents nnd the two government
vessels were almost destroyed.
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Are you Iut.r,.t.,i-

The following frank statement from
J. l.. Hare, Of Trenton, Texas, will DO
OF Interest TO many Of our citizenb:
"My little boy WAS very bad for two
months with ularrhwa. We used va
fious medicines, also called In two doc.
tors, but nothing did him any good
Until We used Chambrrlain's Collie,
Cholera and DlarrhTa Remedy, which
gave immediate relief and soon cured
him. consider II the HIST MEDlCISi:
made, and can cOnsci-ntiously recon-
mend II to nil who need diRrrhma or
collie medicine" For sails by u. q. NJ.
l. Drug Dept. DIS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-15
Attempting 10 Improve the quality OF
Recruits.

WAsiifNurOS, July li.-For the past
year thu authorities nave teen attempt.
lug 10 improve the quality Of recruits
In tue regular army, ~ ~ to lessen the
was growing alarming. Extra en-.
beavers were made u secure young
men WHO sought the army IN PROBES.
Sion rather than haven " refuge. 10
this cnd the Efforts OF the officers have
boon systematically turned nom the
cltius 10 the country.
The effects Of the efforts are begin.
ming 10 show results aud they are
mofc gratifying that " was expected
they would he, anu tho officers are we'll
satisfied that the policy lisa good QUE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-15

WAsnisoIos, July II. Judge
utoun1, Of Nebraska, who succeeded
neneral Batchelor, Of New York, as
assistant secretary Of the Treasury, VIII
receive no pay for his services unless
M, me senate confirms his appointment.
ms Id ~ accordance with tho opinions
o, .hs Auorney'General, that persons
appo'nled during the recess OF Con
gre, 70 Tho office which was vacant
Mnilo maj body was In session are
~, M. ontIled to any compensation un.
VI after confirmation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-15

lIorrL ORLEANS, Iowa, July H.
The grand commandcry Of the X nights
Templar Of Iowa IL In session ut Temp.
hr Point. Monday WAS devoted 10
primary work, addresses being deliver.
ed IN the evening BY different Sir
knights. This morning Grand Com.
mander Guest Of Burlington ieliycrei
the annual address. Tonight the Red
Gross work, Ia full rcgalia, ~ given by
grant officers, who will tomorrow give
the work In the order Of the temple.
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on account Of changing tho gauge
ofthe Sanpete Branch aud SEWER Val.
ley Railway, the Rio Grande Western
Railway viii not operate any trains
between Thistle Junction and Salina
on July 10Th, and notice Il hereby given
that tickets viii not be- sold for passen-
gor trains nor any shipments Of live
stock or perlshRble goods received for
freight trains 10 pass over those lines
upon that date. Main Hue trains oper
atcd M usual. J. II. BENNETT,
q. +, n l.. A..
A. Il. WELnY, Superintendent
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NEw YoRiS, July lA.-The report
from Chicago that the Jobbcrs' Asso.
citation Of Manufacturers Of American
Watches, known as the watch trust,
had been dissolved, aud that the im.
mediate cause was tn. withdrawal OF
the Elgin Watch company from the
organization, Ia denied by James IL,
Noyes, secretary and treasurer OF the
association. lie declares there I. no
foundation for the report. Noyes
denied that the Elgin Watch com.
pany had left the association, saying
II had only expressed an intention OF
obeying the antitrust law, and for
that purpose would alter Its relations
with the association, but not sever
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-15

NEwYonIS, July l4.-A decision
broadly, squareiy and fully sustaining
EdiHon's patent was given today.
Judge Wallace also orders nh ipJunr-
ton against the defendant and an ac-
counting Of the profits Tor its past man.
ninciuf,. The present output OF incan-
descent lamps In this country 10 about
10000 day, only half of which arc
now made by tho Edison company.
This patent was sustained by two Ap.
pcllhle courts In England, aud the de.
cision " Judge Wallace apparently
Agrees with the English decisions.
IL IL thought that the THOMPSON
Houston aud Westinghouse com panic.
VIII continue their business much AZ
before. Tho patent has only two or
three years more 10 run. Tho United
States company, against whom the de.
cition Is rendered, proposed TO take NJ
appeal at once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-15

CiNciNNATI. July 1.-THE board Of
Directors ~ the Ffccdman's Aid aud
southern Education Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal church held IT,.
annual session today 10 consider its
ailaln. Reports show ssh ,G66.ai OK.
pended last year and conferences arc
asked TO give 1870, 900 during the com.
Ing year In collections.
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because II has proven iu absolute
nlenl over ana over again, because II
mas M untquallei record Of cures. be.
.huse lts business Ia conducted In a
thoroughly honest manner, and be.
cause u combiu-s economy and
strength, icing the only medicine OF
which 400 Doses Que DollarU is I'M,
,theae strong points have mad. Hoo,iis
Safsnparills the most suecessful modI.
cine of the day.
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pc.lIluiIenIn Grrm.u,.

BERLIN, July 1.-THE yosaschs
Zstung says Dcstitutlon among the
lower CLASSES In Germany IL becoming
Intense. Potatoes, the usual price OF
which Is one and one-half marks per
hushel, now cost six marks per bushel.
Bread lie becoming dearer every week.
Every branch ofcommerco Ia suffering
and many bankruptcies are an
nounCed.
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GARDINER, Me-, July ll.-Thomas
Nach0n, n Fronch.Canadihn labofer
aged 20, from 81. laymoud, Quebec,
shot aud fatally wounded Mrs. Nora
Landcy aud then committed suicide.
NAch0n boarded with the Landey fam.
lily anu when sick they turned him out
when Ills money was gone. III. grudge
he held against them resulted last
night In the shooting.
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CnucAGo, July li.-Woathor clear,
track slow.
Mile-Flcur d. lls won, Highland
second, Ofcao third. Tlme-l:5l,.
Mile and one firlong-Ei He'll won,
Jim Damn second, BOreilis third.
Time-2i02l.
Mile--w. u. Morris won, Fayotto
second, Josie NJ. third. Timv-l!igI,
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LoSDos, July l4.-ln the Commons
a llison brought up tho case OF the
American forger, Austin Bidwsll, i'm.
pfisoned In 1873 for life, for forgeries
on the Bank VI England. Home Sec.
Rotary Matthews replied that he had
repeatedly carefully considered the
memorlels In favor OF Biiwell, but his
sense Of public duty forbade him advis.
Ing the Queen 10 release the prisoner.
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LONDON, July 1.-THE Emperor Of
Germany reached Lelth this morning.
lie was received by the Mayor and 4
number Of other officials and was
loudly cheered by tho large crowd ~.
senbled.
Upon returning from the Forth
bridge the "Hohenzoliern, "having tho
Emperor on board, passed Leith ON her
way TO Norway. Tho warships In
Leith harbor fired aroyal salute an the
yacht passed out TO sea.
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NEW YOIH, July IL. - About I
O'Clock this morning fire totally lie.
ttroyed two tenement houses ON State
street. The buildings were four stories
Ia height AMI occupied by sixteen
families. Many occupants jumped 10
the ground In their night.clo,hes aud
four men were seriously injured. One
child Is misslngsni Ia supposed TO have
peflshcd.
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KANSAS Cry, July li.-Specials TO
the Times from various points In cen-
trai anu western Missouri report disas-
trous storms last night. Near SQUALLS,
John Dlllard's house WIS struck by
lightning, Dillsrd being instantly
killed anu his wife fatally injured.
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CINciNNA1l, July li.-Tom Finn,
aged rs leader OF a gang OF Juvenile
burglars wns shot and mortally
wounded by a policeman this morning.
The policeman had been looking for
Hun and when he halted Finn the lat.
ter fired laveTal shots at him without
effect. The policeman returned the
hrc, bringing down Finn.
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WAslIISoToS, July II. - Further
tests Of the American armor plate were
made nj Annapolis proving ground last
Saturday, with gratifying results. Two
thr.s.ineh nii'sieel plates prepared by
the Carnegie company, with surfaces
were treated by the new Harvey proc.
ga. To give the process complete
test, under letter conditions than here
io'ore realized, the plates were made
with iess carbon IN their composition
than the three plates tested some
months ago. The official report has
not yet been received, but the officers
tay tho plates satisfactorily resisted
nre from six.pound Hotchkiss rifle,
u severe test.
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CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Dat,y Ncys
will say tomorrow: "rherc IL we'll.
formulated plan hore 10 present the
name Of Chief Justice Fuller for the
Presidency" The Aei0's article argues
that nm aud Gray may destroy Cleve.
land, but " 90, the choice will fall to II
man other than either the New York
or Indiana Executive.
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DESvER, July li.-rh. badly de.
composed rcmaiHs Of three men were
found IN Mosquito Pass near Faifplsy.
Two bodlcs are thought 10 be those ~
81. Paul mon, but the third II IN.
known. IL IL supposed the men were
murdered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-15

BOsroS, July li.-roday was the
opening Of the july meeting Of the
Mystic Park races.
The 2,;j troi-Archie Il won. Frank
Wilkes SECOND. Happy Homo third.
Best time-.,2b,.
The 2.2i trot-Aiartha Wilkes won,
Chance second, Louis T. third. hest
tiInc-9:93.
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The Best Salye In tho world for Cut.,
Bruises, sorcs, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever, Sores, letter, Chappod Handa,
Chilblains, Corns, and ali Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price 70 cents per box. For sails by A..
Z. smith a 60.
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AsrTS, Col, July 1.-THE inquest
on the bodies Of the victims Of Sun.
day. wreck was held today. The
jury found the conductor ani brake.
man Oftho extra train guilty Of cflml.
nal careless and censufod the Midland
railroad for having buildings In the
"i" obgtructlng tho yiow.
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coSDOS, July li.-rhc trial Of Dun.
eau Tot numerous assault on his
wife In Wales took plac. today. Dun
can was acquitted ON thr ground OF
insanity, and the court ordered him
detained In custody.
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The Indians wiIiins 10 Please the
"sreat Father"

SI. PAUL, July ii.--According TO
Indian Agent II. l.. Schubcr, OF the
White Earth reservation, the Wild 70.
ports Of trouble up there arc absurd.
The government removed the dance
house Ia order 10 remove possible
source u trouble, and the Indians ,ay
they are ready 10 do anything that win
please the Great Father at Washing.
ton.
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NEW iORN, July IA dispatch
from San Francisco In regard 10 the
STANDARD on crowd acquiring Hunt.
ington'a aud Scale's interest IN the
Southern Pacific railroad was shown
10 william Rocssioller this morning.
He stated that he had not heard OF any
such transaction being contemplated.