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Arrested on the charge OF rmbss,ic
mrut.

sr. LOUIS, Sept. IA RcpuJiio's
special from Hutchison, kas., says that
r.. W.WFe, treasurer IT the tutchison
& Southern rniir0ad, has been arrested
aud q warrant Issued for w. a. Chris.
tie, pr sidsnt u tho road, on the charge
o. smhpaAlomcnt. Two years ago "a
party Of railroad men started u schema
Of lnildlng rJsi south u0m this city,
chnrtoring II ~ the Mcphtr-ou, rrxHa
4 Gulf railroad. Reno county, the
city OF liutchison anil other points sub.
scribed largely 10 the stock ani Issued
bonds. The company built thiuy.two
miles u road and mortgaged u Tor
81. 800 q mile, and the bonds were
then hypothucatod 10 tho Union Pac ilC
company Tor q certain sum. There has
been a dispute between tue creditors,
aui, Rs a result, the commissioner VI
this county today swOrc out warrants
charging Wisu aud Christie with the
cmhcLllement OF s2llOUu, which they
aiicgc should have been on hand, hat
u not. Christie II supposed 10 be Ia
Chicago, ana fyqui.ltlon Will hr
made upon the governor 0i Illinois Tor
him,
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. AFTER n
lengthy conference today between Die.
trlci Attorney Uraham, CITY Treasurer
Wight anu Auditor General Mclean
mani, Ia. regard 10 the alleged dcrrlic-
tiOnz Of the i've mercantile appraisers,
Patton, Crawford, Hunter, ilOuseman
and Bell, McCammaut notified these
persons that theY were suspended from
office pending IN examination Of the
charges made against them. CITY
Treasurer Wright endorsed Ia the To-.
ter that he believed tho order should
be one of dismissal, not suspension,
basins his belief on the evidence IN hls
possession.
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NASHVILLE, sept. The chairmen
of the pOuilrutiary committees NJ the
rUpHussce legislature have received a
proposition from tho Tennessee Coal
ami Iron Company which Will 10
Submitted % the assembly tomorrow.
Tho present contract, under its provl-
sinn, wouli be- abolished. The lessess
will build u new prison at the head u
the Srquatchle valley, under direction
ufthr State, IA which viii DO kep, tho
prisoners not able ~ work in the mine,
stlrkaie- will be- built for oonvicts Ia
Marion, Bicdsoo ami Sequatchio cuun-
ties aud ablnbOnicd c0nvlca 10 he
wofked la the Tennessee Coal aud
Iron Company mints, the lessees to
pay the STATE So 900 for the labor Of
the couviots during n term Of twenty
Ave Or thirty years; the State to pay
for clothing feeding, transporting aud
guarding the c1nVlcts and give the
lrssr,- TIE sitO on which the present
prison stands IN this city; the lessee- 10
give the state 800 acres OF land with
the new prison, On which partially dis.
Hbird cOnvlcts eau raise products for
their own consumption. some legis-
lators think the bill via pass theGoneral
assembly.
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Egan In Cordial COMMUNICATED
With the con

WAsniSuroS, SEPT. THE depart.
mcnt VI State telcgpphci To Minister
Egau september iih that n govern.
ment has been formed by the COngTes.
sional party acceptihlc 10 the people.
he should recognize II, and open
communication with its head. To-day,
the nh instant, the department 70.
cpivcd u telegram from Egau stating
that pruvisl1nni government had
been established ON the ith Instant,
with Jorge Mont President, and wa.
universally accepted by the people, and
he (.gan) was In very cordial conf
munlCallOn with IL.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 7.--sir mrlongs-
Okcgla won, Gaylord second, Adycniiy
Third. Timr-i,i7l.
Mile ami an eighth Drake won, Re-.
nounr" second, san saua ,hird. Time
--l:l1..
Mile Earnest Rae" won, Guide
second, Prince tAirI. limr-i;ia..
Five furlong--Matllda won, First
Dav second, Freedom third. Time
l;U1I.
SIS fugl1ugs-l,ol Leo won, Oak
dale second, Pow Wow third. TIME
mo-,
Mile and nu righ,h-Afgeuta won,
Arundel second, jed third. Time--
1885,.
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SAX FRANCnCo, sept. -. l..
Car0si Registered % the Prescott House
this morning ne William =. pufouug,
~ Fresno. shortly nitefwarl AN *.
plosion, which shook tho buildings Ia
the ueighborh0ud, attracted attention TO
his room, and II was found Tint he had
committui Suicide by exploding g dy-
Mantle b0mh. His remains wor' scat.
tered all oyVr tire room and ono u mia
arms was found IN the street. The
windows aud plastoriuH were broken
and the furniture damaged. The lie.
ceased had been working on n fruit
farm nuar Fresno. Ne told a number
of persons heep that ne intended taking
his life, NJ he wanted Ia create u sonsa.
ton TOT the new aplpers; but in note
10 the coroner, which he luf, giving
hl- age NJ u years aud birthplace M
Holland, he rnys he committed suicide
because HE life was not worth living.
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CiNClNSNrr sept. Mile aud
twenty yards-Mvan Enough won,
Dan secOnd, silver Dollar third. Time
-l:i4,.
Milo Polk Blig-tt won, BEETLE Sci.
don SECOND, Nepm third. Time
l;iNi.
Mile and hity yatds-Ou,ory won,
Firt Ian second, j. 7, Third. Time
--l:dl..
Mii.u mud seventy yaTIs--Dr Nave
won, Palisadv second, philon third.
rimc-l:j3.
Five iuriongs-Fllor3 won, X. X.
second, Bob roOmbs third. Time
1867.
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PARIS, sept. 7,--Toisy's encounter
between tho opposing Frunch Drces
was very spirited. General Negrler
made n formidable attack with the
whole strength Of the Seventh corps
against tho positions OF the Sixth
corps under General lamont, who,
believing hll positions impregnable,
had Teiralned from bridging the river
ut this point. The heat, however,
became Ovorpowering, aud General
Snussier, commandor.in'chiof, stopped
the fight,
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PmLApELrHIA, Sept. 7.-William
v. Mexican, for more than twenty.six
years managing editor OF the Puddle
Ledger, retired todly aud was succeed.
Ell by l.. CLARK Davis. Mexican will
continue on the stall at fun pny, aud
VIII write occasional editorials, bat To-
relieved from the responsibility OF
managing. The announcement Il
made that George W. Chllds viii him.
self hereafter be editor.in.chirf.
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LONDON, Sept. "A dispatch 90 the
Times from singapore ays; "Shsurhai
kilograms state that the powers nro
forcing China 70 recognize the
Shanghai armed volunteers, body
which has existed 10: long time on
sufiofaucc."
Chang Jay, the governor Of Shang
Tung, Is dead. He would probably
have become NiceToy II lac had lived.
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PARIS, Sept. 7.--During n perform.
ancu Of "lackme" at the Opcr,
Comiquo this evening the electric
lights In the theatre were suddenly exc
uuguishcd. Tho audience became
panic stricken In the darkness, but no
Que was hurt and order was soon 10.
stored. Investigation being made IL
was found that the stage carpenter had
becomu eutanglcd In tue belts Of tho
dynamo anu was torn Into shr,ds,
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OTTAWA, icpt tn the Commons
today Sir John Thompson rond the lett.
tiers exchanged between Sir Hector
Laugevln and pfcmirr Abbott. lu
this correspondence Sir Hector asks
that his resignation br considered innl.
Premier Abbott m reply lays he viii
lay the resignation before the governor.
ppupfAl
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Smother keystone nsnL CisrL Ar.
rested.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. The arrcs
of another oi tho clerks NJ the looted
Keystone bank, on the Charge Of max
ing fnl'o ru,rle- in the ledger, took
place this morning. The prisoner j. J.
Frank Lawrence, formerly individual
ledger clerk nj the baul,, who " now
serving sentence IN The pcnitontiafy
Tor the share he took Ia rUbbinR the
bank. Frank VIII have hearing Toe
morrow, until which time he IL held in
bonds " flO,Oll. The two other clerks
will also Ice given hearing then.
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the officer, anu blows followed. Kelly
received o severe scalp wound add
neveral hrilsls, while DIVER was shot
through the'luit leg nud abdomen. The
latter wound viii probably prove fatal.
Kelly wNa charged with assault with
attcmptto murder, bat furnished $1,000
bail, being confined ~ HE room from
the effects ~ the beating administered
with a beer glass. Dryer was charged
with assault with a deadly weapon.
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WAsuNO1uS, Sept. t. Senior
Iazcnn1, tbs chilean minister, before
leaving Washington Saturday,
officially Informed Acting Secretary
Wharton Of the Department OF State
That hu was about 10 leave Washing
ton for timn and had designated
Jorge Aaa Buruaga, secretary Of the
legation, charge d'Aiiairn
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LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. IAN east.
bouni freight On the Kentucky Unian
railroad was wrecked at Clay CITY To-
dny by falling or the bridge over Rcd
river. The engine amt seven cars went
down forty feet. Thompson Hal, hfu.
man, WAS killed, and Engineer Haun.
badly scglled.
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PiTrsnrRg, Sept. The experts
who have been examining the books OF
Allegheny iity, tonight reported % he.
hCiuuCy ~ over ~, ull In tie accounts
NJ Market Clerk Dayii Hastings. The
tho missing funds. The shortage ca.
tends over u period Of eighteen year..
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REGULATIONS or rsr RrrAiL
SALE
4 Proposed Hiu Against Iutsmpcr.
nncr ~ hermann.

BERLIN, Sent. t. The proposed new
bill against thr nbu4c % tho use u
spiriluou- liquors was Published iu tho
HciUtsnN-clgcr today. ~ isn lengthy
measure. A license shall only be-
granted where there appears b. To- a
need Tor retail liquor shops OF saloons.
The character Of applicant and the
location u the place must he taken
Into consideration. In cities VI over
1ill inhabitants the retail trade In
liqu1rH must not bccunuectud with any
other kiud Of trade. excepting drug
stores, which mpy sell liuu0f In scaled
aud labelled bottles. lnu nuI saloon
ktcuefs must supply gu-slH with nou.
apilituuu- liquors " required; must
a,vp strict order AMI prevent anything
which may lead 10 the abuse W alec.
hole drinks. The sale NJ drinks 90
minors below the ngc ~ sixteen is for.
hidden, except when accompanied by
grown persous or travelling. Inn anu
saloon keepers are forbidden TO fur.
ni-h liquors 10 people who have been
convicted OF common drunkenness
within three years. also 10 any intoxi.
Gated pcron. They are not allowed 10
furnish liquor on credit, except 10 a
guest takiUg II with his meals. No
claims iof liquor furnished in contra.
voltl1n " this orier can he legally
collected. Common dninkaris and
people who, BY the addiction 10 liquor,
DninngUr public welfare aud neglect
their fnmlllrs, can be- placed under
legal guardianship. A TUE up 10 TOO
mark, or imprisonment up 10 four
weeks, can he IMPOSED upon any one
WHO becomes Intoxicated white en-.
gagged la work connected with the saw.
ing Of life, the prevention OF Ire, etc;
also those who attempt such work
while drunk, except In cases 0f urgent
need. The same applies tJ persons en-.
gagged In taking care OF the health of
other, such n physicians, nurses, etc.
rhoHuotsaHte,gcr presents reasons for
the passage VI the bill iu exhaustive
article covering eleven columns u
closely printed matter Among other
things Il cites statistics, showing
that In the year $500 there were
consumed In Germany . giD, SIS hectic.
litrcz Of pure alcohol, or i.Hi lltrvH o
l each man, woman and child. Oi
wines ga Hires were c1uBumcd por
head, while the quantity of beer con-
| Fumri annually N equal 10 an average
uf 20 litfcs for each human being In
/ Germany. The article goes on 20 show
| that the iniempefatc ~. Of spirit. In.
ctuasts thcNl3rtality, causes sickness,
Il the main fountain " pauIerism, uu-
dormines morality and ruins family
| life. II shows the enormous Increase
IN cases Of chronic alcoholism and de.
/ lifium trvmous IN the past decade; oi
| the percentage Of prisoners Ia the uaul.
] irutiaricl aud Insane asyllms who SUI
/ icf from alcoholic troubles, n the IVf.
contagc VI crimes committed by drunk.
ards, etc. The Emperor takes a strong
| Interest In the matter. The irsiSHHiCc
Ici,ing says tic best way 10 combat
drunkenness Il TO furnish the masses
with SUFFICIENT aud cheap food.
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Dau,u,e Jew. arr,,, rrop, Montreal.

iQRoNTo, Sept. forty families Of
ut'lllute Hebrews arrived hero last
Night from Montreal, and after being
cared for during the intervening time
..ylhe Jews OF this city were today
i1'Natded 10 Buffalo aud other points
~ The United States. Each family
s.supplied food for the Journey aud
AsnAli fum OF money.
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NRw Yoms, Sept. IA CORES.
uIudrut writes from san Juan del
Nurle that thu government Of Nicap.
qua las issued orders 10 the governor
ofthat port not N allow Italian immi-
grants 10 disemhark. unless their
respectability was officially vouched
for,
The correspondent THINKS this restrir.
ton Of Italian immigration IL In viola.
ton II the treaty between Nicaragua
aud Italy.
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BRATTLfEDRo, VI, Sept. THE
Judge Of tho United states Circuit has
Just rendered a decision, returning two
Cinnamon arrested under the exclusion
act TO Canada from which dominion
they hold pass port contrary TO tho
United States laws.
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LosD1S, Sept. IA diip,tch from
Mumbn-.n, nritiah East Africa, an.
nounces that the british East African
Company steamship "keuia" has
uavigntrd the river Tam "a distance Of
500 mile. from the coast, ami thus
opened 10 trade n fertile and puuulous
district which heretofore has been
supposed practically closed u CONF
mUTCc.
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WAslIsdToS, Sept. 5.--Mlnisler Ro-
nero, Of Mexico, has written letter
10 the Treasury department, asking
Nhtlher the Mexican military band
VIII ho permitted 10 ctuss tho boundary
Hoe u II accepts IA Invitation 10 go 70
Portland, Ore, 10 perform for the state
ambition 10 be held there. He has
Ten Informed that the hand will be
Allowed To cross M desired.
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Arrested on the Charge Of Publishing
Lottery Matter.

MINIATURE, Sept. John Il.
Craner OF the firm OF Crlmor, Atkins
X Cramor, proprletors Of the ErcHHg
Wisconsin, was arrested this morning
by the United states authorities on the
charge NJ publishing lottery matter,
The arrest OF other members " tho ilrm
will probably follow this afternoon.
The article on which tine arrest was
based was onn copied from San Fran.
cisco paper attaching tue validity Of
the lottery law.
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MuNicr, Sent. 5.--Emporof william
arrived THIS evening. He wnH greeted
at thc station by Prince Regent Lui.
pold ami the royal priucrs, who were
Hcc1mpauicd by their suites. On the
way 10 the palace the Emperor 70.
cclvcd an enthusiastic ovation nom
the citizens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-08

ST. Lows. sent THE receiver Of
the Finh National Bank has brought
suits In the United States cilcuit court
against the directors ~ thc bank 10 t..
cover tiga ,3SLDf, money alleged 20
have been loaned by tie bank va viola.
ton Of the statutes, nnd which could
not he collected by the receiver
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CiNcINSATI, Sept. IA suit for an
Injunction by the carriage manuisc-
tugpH against the railroads, to restrain
them from putting into effect tho new
nlt on lees than car lots Of carriages,
was dismissed by Judge Outcall, ho
sustaining the demurrer on the ground
That his court has no Jurisdiction over
matters involving the rights Of No many
dlieTent corporations.
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NEW HAVEN, Couu,, sept. Sen
at1r liawluy was this morning shown
u copy Oi last nights dispatches stating
that he was at Cape May comforting
with President Harrison relative To
accepting tic place In tbs cabins'
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TIE HAGUE Sept. 7.--The Inter-
national Agricultural Congress opened
hero today. NJ. Mcllno was elected
president, u. T.. salmon, ohiet OF the
Unltod States BInau of Animal In.
dustry, was elected vicc'presideit.
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SAC AND FoN AGENoY, |. r., Sept.
I-The boomers aru dying In every
direction Mt the word OF command
from tho cavalry troops, who are
clearing the reservation Of the lowas
and Sacs and Foxes. No resistance Is
being offered the troops, and II - OK.
pec,ed that the lands viii be- cleared by
The end u the week.
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SAN Francisco, Sept. I'm a
irsthurant quarrel this morning, be-.
ig.el samuel Mott and Police Oliicrr
Stut.aluis Kelly, the latter struck
. Jlnotl' VINO carried an injured arm In
lnts James Dwyer u Southern
'%e'n1 s"llehman, demonstrated with
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NESSA, Sept. r. The Austrian
army manouvers closed today, aud the
Emperor ~ Germany, who has been
watching them, has gone 10 Munich,
accompanied by Won Gaprlvi.
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BERMUDA, Sept. The steamer
"Duarto Castle" reports that In her
passage from Halifax a severe hurricane
was experienced. Two seamon We're
washed overheard and drowned.
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LoNDJN, sept. The steel works
ri Rolck1w, near Middle borough,
Yorkshire, are idle, owing 10 an alb.
scncc VI orders. The result 10 that
several thousand workmcu have been
thrown out Of employment.
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BrRnN, Sept. Through the
neglect " n swltchmau, a train at
Marrul railway station was tslesc0ped
today by running into the terminus
bulIcm and fourteen pets1ns badly Ia.
lutcd.
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IhNisurON, Ky, Sept. 7.-Mn.
Henrietta Morgan, mother Of the
famous raider, General John II.
Morgan, died this afternoon, aged 81
year,,
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Ban FRANCISCO, sept. 7.-Loronza
Sawyer, Uuiioi states Circuit Judge
Of the district u california, died 10.
night after a short illness Of bronchitis.
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Hussia ua- Haif wilton soldier. on
the Frontier.

ST. pErEnsnuWg, sept. Troops 10
the number OF 10000 are ordered 10
Warsaw. rhis will bring the number
NJ tho Russian forces ON the Polish
'front.' or up TO 100000.
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CALCUTTA, Sept 7.-Gonorai ALI
khanon. the well.known Russian
commander and oriental diplomat, has
been arrested at CAbul, the capital Of
Airhanlstau. lie In charged with
helping spy In the employ OF tho
Russian government. General All.
khanun Wa captured while disguised
as MoalrIn dcvotco. II IL claimed on
hls behalf that he IA no longer Ia tho
employ Of tho Russian government, ~
he was recently dismissed from the
military post which he held In the
Cnfs service. II is probable that
stern measures viii be taken by tho
Amrrr " Afghanistan In the case OF
this important prisoner, who T. conaid.
cred by British authorities TO be one Of
the mQst daring, astulo nud dangerous
me1 IN the Russian service.
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BERLIN, Sept. Tho American
tourist Carleton Graves, who was AZ
ressed Saturday last at Mayeuce, on
suspicion OF being n spy, has been 70.
leased
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LONDON, Sept. T., 'rhe British bark
bourne, has been wrecked on the rocks
or Wprnambool, Australia, aud lhir.
teen VI her crew drOw nvi.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. III. o. Brown,
the Bank OF Commerce. corresponding
clerk, has disappeared, leaving numcr.
Gus creditors. Ills books aud accounts
are supposed 10 be- correct.
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PoRT MONROE, Va, Sept. 7.-Col.
r. Il. Hunt U. ;. A., retired, died
suddenly this morning.
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Zanzibar, Sept.T.--lt II reported here
that the natives recently killed TX.
plorer Stuhlman In skirmisli on lake
Panganyike
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Pr.idrnt Dias wants Honest Wen Ia
sOnire.

SAX FGAScisoO, Sept. 7.-E. jacobs.
aupiialist from the city Of MrXico,
sud who IL Interested with President
Dlaz In mining ventures, IN Ia the city.
To an EJugLisr reporter Mr.. Jacobs
aid there " strong talk In Mexican
political circles that President Dlaz
viii recall Senior Romero, the Mexican
minister nj Washington, and that
Romero will bee appointed minister N
hngnte % succeed Manuel Dublans,
who recently died. Mi. jacobs further
stated that shortly after Minister
DIblan'a death deficiency Of $780,
0l1 was discovered In his accounts,
aud that President Diaz has brought
tult against his estate TO recover the
money. The suit n stlll pending. on
TIL account DiAz Il anxious 10 appoint
honest men to positions u trust and
several other changes are talked Of.
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81. LouIs, sept. The frst general
Observance VI Labor Day In this city
took place today. Twenty thousand
men formed In procession and marched
through tho streets Of the city, AFTER
which they proceeded 10 tho park,
who're n programme was arranged IN
the way NJ music, athletic sportf,
aurech.nAkiug, etc.
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FRANCE Avn nrssIA.

The Csar Desires AZ Intimate Tniou
Hrtwncu the Two countries,
PARIS, Sept. Z. AT "A banquet given
In his honor nj London today, Baron
Won Mohrcnheim, Russian ambassador
10 france, In an address said that he
was only promoting tho Cars wishes
In desiring an intimate union between
Russia and France.
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DESyER, sept. Labor Day was
generally 0hseryed here and through.
out the State today. In this city, hnsl.
ness houses, banks aud public offices
were closed, The parade WIS tho larg.
est ever witnessed In the Nrst ana had
over 1000 men In line, Tho afternoon
was spent at the picnic grounds and
resorts near the Uity.