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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-25

ISDEpESDENCE, Ia, August a.
The struggle for the 500, 900 hung up In
purses and stakes by the Independence
Driving association began today under
favorable circumstances.
Yearlings, 5000 - Margfavo won,
Westfall second, Winchester third,
Elloree fourth. Best timo-2:i8.
The POI trot, sl500-Honest George
won In three straight heats, Bismont
second, Tosa third, Matte ID. fourth.
Best tlme-2;l7
Don TO beat 2;30 went IN 1894.
Incas TO beat a;lsl went In e;l7.
Royal Wilkes TO beat 2:ls. paced In
2.l0..
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Assessed Valuation Of Property In the
uoit-d states.

wAhuSoroS, August "a. - The
Census Bureau has issued n bulletin
on the ASSESSED valuation OF the real
and personal property OF the several
States aud Territories. The bulletin
shows that tho assessed value Of all
property has Increased In the last de.
cade 1884,, 508,2Gl. Illinois shows au
apparent decrease OF $50, 200, 900, bc.
cause the State board OF equalization
declares that In 1850 the assrsscd value
was 30 per cont. and In 1890 only %
per cent, OF the truo value. Among
tho States showing an increase are the
following; California, sisG,69i 900;
Idaho, $40, 10000; Montana, 5T,s73,.
900; Nevadu, =, 62s, 900; Utah, 0,033,
900, Washington, sl00, gs5, 900; Oregon,
Slld,61i,00O. The assessed valuation
per capita, exclusive OF Oklahoma, In
$3.50 was sSsi0,eD, an increase Of abou,
$50 over 1850.
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pumors Of Riots IN Koran: Bandits
Raid Bupeh and Return TO
the Hills.
All. REPORTED QUIET IN riENrslN
At pausrnr.
The Emperor Of Japan Proclalms the
Annexation Of Three Islands
IN the Pacific.
y, Telegraph to the srws.l
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.
DoInra Of the pcori. of the chinese
and Innnneso Emplres.

s,x guANcpCp. August a4.-Thc
.,s,m,blp aCity Of rio Janelro, az.
,ivsI today from ChIne md Japan.
irha Information received says that
,,,,o,. ma, urovnlcnt nj Shanghai, July
" m varions riots In Horan. The
,.,l,els wero s,Ipposcd 10 have invaded
uvneb and 10 he marching on Han.
ta,y n transplr,d that the umors
49,, 49, ,lue 10 n raIi Of mountain bandits,
sho bnrned the rpadsIdc inns on the
Hnpeh frontier and, after plundering
mem. returned 10 the hills.
AJvlce. from rI,nt.iu of July 18th
,enot MI uuI.t I'm that vicinity, A
iynhoon. which passed. near Hong
KING. doing much damage, caused the
nrtish glnboat "'rweedD 10 brcal,
irom her noorings and sink In deer
vsier.
Japnnese advices reported the death
ofVlscount Yoshiea, formerly minister
"a Inc limited states,
II announced that the Emperor II
-, ~ i..,,,, . nyoclamatlnn nnn,x,
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The suspected CoIumbu. Grove uob.
Der.

CLEVELAND, August 2l.-A special
from Ottawa, o., says James Roberts,
the suspected Columbus Grove bank
robbcr aud murderer, was lodged In
jail there today. People have been
coming Into town all day, aud tonight
there Il big crowd on hand. No dc.
monstration has boon made yet, but II
IL generally believed an attempt 10
lynch the prisoner will 10 made 10.
night. Sheriff williamson has BARR.
cadcd the Jail, and the Rice Guards, n
local military company, have been
ordered held In reserve TO suppress
mob violence,
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ftftsuunH.
riisburs, O. Bostea, 8, BALDWIN. Meilon
Nichols, Camel.
CtNcISiAri.
Cincinnati % NewYork, Z, Battsries- Ilhinrs.
Harrington. EwinE, Ru6klcy. Called nj the
ohd ot the eighth, rain.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. Z. BrooklYn, /, batteries -yiokcry,
sohri,or; Caruthofs, kinslow.
CLEvLANp.
Cleveland. s. Philadelphia. y. BAiterles-
orubcr, Young, thinner; iapcf, uleinoats.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION nosroN.
noslon, 81 Athletic, g.
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, v. wa,hingg1u, o, called at the
end OF the eighth inning
WESTERN LEAGur -pENvEH,
Denver, : , Kansas Cty,s. Twelve innings.
SIOUX cry.
Sioux city, ~ Omaha, Q.
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BOSTON, August 24.--rhe PEOPLES
pirty State Central Committee mot
here today, elected officers, voted to
put up State ticket in the Held this
fall and adopted n platform. The plat
form endorses the Cincinnati platform,
demands the issue u United States
Treasury notes IN sufficient volume to
transact tho business of tho country on
cash basisi demands tho enactment
OF laws which win prevent tax dodg.
lngi fnvors a graduated tax upon in-
heritances; favore government owner
ship Of all means Of transportation and
communication; recommends that the
people shall assume control OF any
branch VI commerce through National,
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THE rnr>cn ~ ENGLAND.
4 Grand Military Tattoo by French
aud English united.

PORTSMOUTH,, August -. 49, The
French sailors wcro entertained today
at a banquet by the municipal nuthorl.
ties. simultaneously with the banquet,
the dukes Of Connaught and Cam
bridge entertained the French oillcun
az the government house. The fCativi-
ties closed with u grant military inttoo
by the united bands Of the English and
French fleets. During the evening
the royal yacht, with the Queen on
bOarl, going from Osborne House 10
Portsmouth,, On rcito to Bnlmoral,
passed between the lines Of the com.
blncd tquaJrous. She was heartily
checrcd by the English aud French
sailors, mud salutos were fired Ia her
honor.
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BALTIMORE, August Eek Cover.
nor Bowie, who has been 10 Saratoga
where Senator German now IL, is au'
thority for the statement that German
told prominent Connecticut politician
who spoke TO him about the presidency,
that Maryland's vote In the National
convention would he cast for Cleye-
land, as her people recognized the fact
that Cleveland Is the popular choice Of
the country, and would support him
IN tho convention rs lons as he had n
chance Of winning.
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Daring Attempt by Two Negroes
10 Rob au Illinois Central
Express.
A PIECE or iHoN FASTENED ON
THE RAIL.
The would-be Train Wrcckers aud
Robbers Captured bya
Posse.
Attempt 90 wreck Train. bot no
Not succeed

MEMPHIS, August 24.--Thcrc was n
daring attempt 10 wreck train on the
Illinois Central main line yesterday
by fastening piece of Iron on the rail-
at bridge near Holly Springs. Two
negroes were seen sneaking from the
vicinity by the engineer Of the passon-
ger train, which narrowly escaped
being Wrecked. a posse secured an
accurate description Of the ncgfoee, aud
after chase OF Several hours caught
them. They were separated, and each
said enough TO implicate the other.
They afterwards confessed that they In.
tondud TO wreck the train for the pur-
pose Of robbery.
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NIcToRA, b. g., August GA
letter dated August 9th has been re-
ceiyed from Sir George Baden Powell,
British sealing commissioner, now Ia
Behfing sea. He says all the rookeries
on the Pribilof island have been In
speclod. Fifty scbooners have been
warned to leave, and several have been
seized.
The schooner "Laurav returned 10
this port this morning with only
eighty sains for the seasons catch.
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SARATOGA, n. ", August 2i.-Flve
aud u half furlongs-John Wrinkle won,
Uncle Sim second, Neptune (Alma
colt thiri. Time-l;9l.
Ono milo-Bellwoo won, Lord
Hurry second, Csssius Third. Time
l;isl.
Six furloggs-I.ady Pulslier won,
Balgowan second, Lyceum third.
Time-l;l6l.
Five and a half furlongs Worth
won, Rosa II. second, Bello OF Orange
third, rlme-i.lO.
Seven urlongs-Salvlnl won. Cen
taur second, Ceawood third. Time
l;3l.
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CHICAGO, August 2i.-Garfleld Park
track was deep In mud.
Six nlrlongs - Bob McCart won,
Horace Leland second, BIZ Nye third.
Time--l;97.
Mile aud fifty yards-Blue Banner
won, joe Woolman second, Unlucky
third. Time-l.i2..
Six furlongs-Neva G. won, Crab
Cider second, Governor Ross third.
rlmc--l;22
Five furlongs-Cover won, Title
:. second, Governor Porter third.
'rime-l;0s,
Mile and hfy yards-Ora won, Marie
l.. second, Arundel third. Time
1861.
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CopENHAuEN, August %. - King
Christian aud Crown Prince Frederick
Of Denmark and Prince George OF
Greece went on board the royal yacht
this morning TO meet the Car Of Rus.
STA. When they Were alongside the
imperial yacht they most cordially
greeted the Gar, and the two yachts
then entered this port. After inspect.
ing the guard Of honor, the Car pro.
ceoded 10 Fredericksburg.
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BALTIMORE, August 2i.--Thc labor
organizations are beginning an agita.
ton against tho admission Of any more
Russian Hebrew emlgran,st to this city.
The dissatisfaction ha. BECOME No great
that decisive steps will be taken 10
make Il the topic Of national agitation.
IL IL asserted that numerous Russian
emlgrAnis who recently came into
this city, by working for less than
Americans, have taken employment
from large number of Americans.
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SAN ASTosIA, August ga prl.
vate letter from Albert Garcia, a
prominent citizen Of tho State OF Chi.
huahua, Mexico, tells OF the most Wide.
spread and pitiable famine In that
State. There has been no rain In many
sections Of the State for nearly two
Year,. Cattle are dying by Thousands.
Men, women and children by scores
nro driven mad by hunger. President
Diaz has been appealed 10 aud has sus.
pended the customs duties In order
that brcadstuffs from the United States
can DO gotten 10 the starving people
with the least cost.
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NEw Yoms, August 2i.-The Gun.
ard line steamer ",Servla," which
reached hero last night from Liver
pool, reports that on the .lst Inst. ut
1880 y. m. she spoke the steamship
"Sucbia" In disabled condition. The
"suobla" left Hamburg August 9th
and Havre August 18th for New York,
aud when seen by the "3ervlav had
lost the three blades Of her propeller.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 25.--The
men who are on strike at Cramps
shipyArd held meeting today. A
member OF tho strike committee said.
"lnstead OF 100 men out on the strike
there are 200 all told" The same man
said he thought the men would get
what they asked for In fow weeks ut
the furthest.
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Indian Reservation. swnrming with
Iutruders

GUTHRIE, o. r., August .i.--Major
Weigel, the government inspector, who
returned today from an extended trip
TO the different Indian reservations, re-
ports them TO be literally swarming
with settlers, many OF whom have nj.
ready plated towns aud established
local governments. lie recommends
that cavalry troops DO sent to drive on I
the intrudors.
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Between the National Commission Of
the WORLDS Fair and the
Local Directory.
LIVELY TINES LOOKED ron NEXT
WEEK.
ny telegraph TO tho NEws.l
TIiE WORLDS FAIR.
Lively Times LooHed Tor when the
Directors Meet

CHICAGO, August "a. - There Ia
apparently trouble growing again be-.
tween the National CommlisiOn OF tho
WORLDS Fair aud the local directory,
and lively times are looked for when
tho National Commission meets week
from tomorrow. The first row will
undoubtedly develop when Director.
General Davis reports 10 the commits
sion that practically nothing has been
done In the departments OF hortlcul.
turc and liberal arts. When tho com.
mlssioners ask what n the cause Of the
delay thoy viii be told that tho diroc-
tors have rejected three men In succCs.
sion who were nominated for the hOrtl-
cultural chief and tho fourth nomina.
ton, MIR. Samucls Of Kentucky, has
been hung up until the directors deter
mine whether II viii be safe 10 reject
him also.
The local board Il understood 10 have
.-declarod that II will have California
man for the place, probably Shorb Of
Pasadena. The Dlrector-Genoral,h how.
ever la. the power OF nomination. TO
force him 10 name Mr.. 5horb tho di.
rectorR may reject all other nomlna.
tionA for tho Office. With all this be-
fore them the commissioners Will
probably call upon the directors TO ex.
plain why they are delaying the hort.
culture department by n failure 10
fatlfy thc appointment OF n chief. lfa
satisfactory answer Is not given the
commission has II In their power TO
make things very unpleasant for tho
local board, and probably Will do 30.
Commissioner De Young says the
manufactures anu liberal arts building
IL 10 arranged that II will not contain
room enough for tho three depart
ments that are TO 20 under Ia roof.
The classification meeting accepted
Do Youngs resolution endorsing his
figures, and recommending tho com.
mission 10 ask for another building In
which 10 place the liberal arts aud
ethnology exhibits.
The contractors ut tho grounds are
making notable progress with the con-
struction work.. The buildings for the
agricultural, administration, electrical,
horticultural, mines, manufactures,
transportation and woman's depart.
ments are under way, aud the latter
will be under roof within fortnight.
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CIsUIsNATI, August 2i.-Late this
afternoon In Milford, twelve miles
north, a young man nj the point Of n
revolver, demanded money OF several
persons and got 1t. He then went out.
side tho village aud shot himself dead.
There are no means OF Identifying him.
There arc suspicious at Milford that ho
was the real Columbus bank robbcr.
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BERLIN, August 2i.-Chancellorvon
Capryi has ncceded 10 request made
by United States Minister Phelps and
will allow Herr Wcrmuth, German
commissioner TO the Chicago Co
lumbar Fair, 10 accompany tho
American commissioners when they
return 10 the United States. Herr
Wermuth will thus be enabled TO arr
range all the minor details u tho Ger
man exhibit. He viii then return to
this city, report to the government aud
he ready 10 assist tho German manu-
fncinTnrs.
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rRaNoG AND RUSSIA.
They arc said 10 Have Combined
Against China.

LONDON, August "a Tho London
Times Paris correspondent sends the
following story under reserve: "Ad-
miral Gervais took a proposed agree
ment to Cronstadt, binding France
aud Russia to assist each other IN the
event OF n Chinese rising against
Foreigners, each nation further agree.
ing not TO obstruct tho others mission.
aries. Admiral Gorvaia brought the
agreement back In modified form.
U is supposed that Foreign Minister
lubot desired TO find subject for
agreement which would not give um.
bragg 10 the powers"
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satisfactory ne,eArche- In Ain.nn.

ST. Louis, August g4.-Dr. w. V.
kingrbury, surgeon OF United States
Hnodectic survey party, has returned
TO this city after n two years absence.
lie states that the results Of the party's
researches have been most satisfactory.
One OF tho principal things accom-.
pllshcd was the giving Of the United
states three miles myre territory along
the northwestern boundary Of Alaska
than u was supposed to have.
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WAsniNoroS, August 2i.--At tho
request Of tho British minister, tho
ORDER for the expectation TO China ~
Vuong sam, convicted Of illegal entry
into the United states from Canada,
has been suspended. Quong claimed
10 be n resident Of Canada, and the
British authorities are endeavoring to
secure Ills return % that country.
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MONTREAL, August ga cable TO.
day brought the news OF very heavy
mortality among the cattle on the
steamer "Loch Lomond," which ar.
rived nj Dundee from Montreal. The
steamship met with "a heavy gallo and
no fewer than l20 OF 500 cattle ON
board perished on the voyage, while
the remainder are In very bad con.
dltiOn.
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Sr. PETERSBURG. August 2i.-rhe
members OF the foreign committee Of
the Chicago Columbian Worlds Fair
commission have met with much sue
cess and encouragement In thur efforts
10 secure good representation ut the fair.
De Oilers, minister OF foreign affairs,
and the minister Of finance have as
sured the commissioners that Russia's
exhibit will surpass all previous efforts.
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Row., August ei.--King Humber,
unveiled the monument Of Victor
Emanuel at Mondovl. The ceremony
was tho occasion Of loyal demoustra.
tons OF tho prrt Of the populnce. The
King signed n decree granting am.
nesty 10 all evaders " tho military
service from the year 1875 10 1879.
This Affects 10000 men.
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TuE NEW YORK DISASTER.
Dead Hodies s,iii roanai a Disagree
able work.

NEW YoRS, August 2i.-By noon
two more bodies were found. SO far
only the edge OF the ruins has been
searched. IL IL firmly believed that nj
least nifty bodies are still under the dc.
bhs. 10 II thought that by tomorrow
afternoon all the bodies will be Tccov.
cred.
Six more bodies were found In the
ulnH nj O'Clock, Ave Of which were
the bodies OF women and girls aud one
that OF a boy. Three weresdentincd by
ificuda.
District Attorney Nichols Is consld.
erlng the question Of indictlng the per-
tpn or persons responsible for the dis
Aater. After long consultation with
his chief assistant, ex.Judgc Bedford,
he placed the ease In the hands OF
Assistant District Attorney Townsend.
by . O'Clock two more bodies were
recovered.
The odor " decomposed flesh that
Arises from tho ruins Is becoming al.
most unhearnble, AMI disiuiectants
seem TO produce but little effect.
City Chamberlain Train, whose
mother owned tho wrecked building,
kaij today regarding its condition:
ut was built In 1879, aud was ac.
quircd by my mother in 1857. pve
always understood that II was well
constructed and had never beon CON
demned, nor was II considered unsafe.
Regarding tho claim that the stock OF
material aud the heavy presses ON the
upper floors caused II To collapse, there's
nothing In II, for II always has boon
used for the same purpose that II was
used for at the time Of the fire. From
what have been able 10 learn, think
lhe enufe OF the accident was n hrc,
followed by an explosion"
man who has been engaged for
mirly-hve years In placing printing
machinery In position said today that
,he presses OF Ellis x Mcdonald and
LeiOler n Mass wcSe 40 placed TINT the
Nbmtion ran with the beams aud
tai'ers, aud that an elght.inch resting.
Place was insufficient TO support the
snOfm0us weight ON II. On a third Of
lhe foor alone, he said, stood nearly
pily IONS OF machinery.
Louis ROsenfleld, proprietor OF tho
paint store at No. 10 Park place has
neen missing since shortly after the
disaster, and his relatives think the
FEARFUL scenes lie witnessed after tho
crash came, unsettled his mind and he
nAs htrayed away. They have re.
ported TO the police.
:, TWO more bodies were recovered ut
~ O'Clock. But little progress was
male In tue excavation Tonight. At
nd1 tonight total OF thlrty.fivo
.olles had been recovered. OF these
,,Wrnly AFRO Identified. The total num-
nn.f reported missing 10 eighty eight.
neiull list OF identified bodies IN ns
t9lows. Leonard Cole, John Glbbs,
saIah Ann Hoegny, Michael Slattery
Ahurow II. Petersen, George Low,
SSlaslav leigler, Jacob 'Heidenrlch,
uunasles breiteer, QUO Walser, Frank
snneh, Abraham Derschopki, Gustav
s",ner, John Steidke, Edward Rhad.
pook, Maggie Quinn, Lo,tle Holm,
rad Schmidt.
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HAMBURG, August ga dispatch
from n Hamburger from Santiago do
Chile says that on tho 10th inst. sixty
unsrmod youths, belonging to good
families, while holding n political
meeting, were masracred by n dctach.
ment Of cavalry by order Of President
Balmnccda. The message has caused
Indignation among all classes.
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ST. LouIs, August 9i.--only routine
business was transacted Mt to.day's
meeting OF the National Brewers
union. The Anheuser- Busch boycott
will bo taken up Wednesday. Another
important matter to DO acted upon Is
the matter Of consolidation with tho
brewers Of tho Pacific coast, which
numbers 500 men.
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SUMMIT, n. j., August a. During
tho thunderstorm last evening cy-
clone struck Long Hin In Psssiao
Valley. Orchards, cornflelds and
hundreds OF tons Of stacked hay wero
destroyed. The damage Is over $780,
900.
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MfssEApuIIs, August "a. - This
grand commandcry went into eSecu.
tive session at . O'Clock. The principal
business was tho reception Of the au.
nunl reports.
The evening session was devoted to
official reports aud communications
from the various divisions.
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she-You arc always talking about
tho fashions. Now, honestly, do you
think that You would know tho latest
fashion in hats IL you wero to enter q
milliner'sg
He-Certainly.
She--IIowy
Ho (rnefully)-By looking at the prices.
Exchange.
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BUTTE, Mont, August ei.-The con-
testRn,s In the Davis will case rested
their case today, concluding with a
lot Of dispositions Of Iowa people 10 i'm
peach Scone's vcmcity. Most Of them
wouldn't believe him under oath. The
proponents counsel then moved TO
strike out the testimony relating TO the
will OF 1850 on the ground that II takes
two witnesses 10 establish the contents
OF n will. Thc matter IL still under
argument.
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KANSAS Cry, August 2i.-rho 70.
ceipts OF wheat Mt this point within the
past few weeks have been very large.
The receipts today are reported at 5G7
cars. The various roads have total
Of over $500 cars OF unloadcd grain
here.
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Resignation OF tho Peruvian Cabinet.

LAMA, August 2i.-Tho Peruvian
cabinet has resigned, tho ministers hav-
ing refused to answer the senate's in-
terpellatlons regarding tho attempted
revolt In December last. "A new min
istry has been formed with Ssnoro Bor-
Como rs premier and minister OF war;
fillmore minister OF foreign affairs anu
CarbaIal rs minister OF finance.
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nub.n.,c,n and IA. on,esranens..

NRw YoRR, August 2i.-Among
the arrivals nj the barge office today
were Mr.. and Mrs. Rubenstein from
Odessa and their twenty.four children
ranging in age from one TO twenty-five
years. They are well.to-do people and
will settle In this city. Mn. Ruben
stein Il ~ years old.
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Five Persons Killed by tho Explosion
of ~ heller.

VEssA, August ga dispatch
from Neusatz, q town ON tho Danube,
says tue boiler OF tho Danube Com.
pany's steamer "Apostag" exploded
today, killing Ave people aud seriously
inJuring two others.