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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

CHICAGO, Sept. 2G.-rhe forty.Hst
annual report Of tho Illinois Central
railroad, issued today, for the f.cnl
year ending June 10, 1891, shows that
the gross earnings for the year were
sl7,SSl ,5ji, AN Increase Of Si29, $50 over
the preceding year. The operating
expenses and taxes amounted 10 sl9,-
7Gl ,0i6, an increase OF slG7Ba1, lcav.
ing the net earnings s5,l20,50S, "a de.
crease Of Sl75,lDi The net receipts,
taking Into account tho land falos ana
miscellaneous profits and the Income
from investments, amounted 10 5000
55D; out Of which has been paid the
interest Of the funded debt, the sink.
ing fund bonds, the rent OF tho Chlcs-
10, 81. Louis and Now Orleans, ami
the Dubuque and Sioux City railroads
at o per cent.dividcnd, leaving s2l0,g9G
10 DO carried forward 10 the surplus
dividend fund. IN Item Of Interest Is
the statement that the company has
turned into Illinois State treasury dur.
ing the year s520,0ID, which II the
largest sum paid to tho State In any
one year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

WAsIIINoTos, Sept. 2J.-The week
ly weather crop bulletin says In part.
Orcgon-The first frost on the 23rd
did no damage; throHhing Ii nearly
completed, fruit and potatoes are not
yet harvested; hops are tho only short
crop; everything else IL up TO tho aver.
nge.
Calliornla-Frosl slightly damaged
the grapes In Napa aud Sonoma val.
leys during the early part OF the week;
good weather prevailed during the
latter part for raisin curing and fruit
drying. In Southern California tho
weather was favorable for raitin curing;
three hundred tons OF beets are daily
converted Into sugar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

San FRANCISCO, Sept. It's. w.
Sullivan, Of walsonvillc Cal, has been
arrested, charged with furnishing arms
aud ammunition u prisoners In tho
San Quentin prison In order 10 assist
them In escaping. The whole plot Is
now known. Sullivan'a brother, who
10 serving nifty years for murder, com.
municatcd with Sullivan through Geo.
G.. Wells, In for three years for steal
ing letters. Wells was employed M a
servant In tho house u the prison ply
siclan, who lives outside the walls.
sullivan, Of Walsonvillo, gave tho
arms wrapped In rubber To Wells, who
who put them In tho bucket Of milk
which he carried daily Into the prison,
and gave 10 Sullivan, Of San Quentin.
Wells inally became frightened and
confessed 10 the prison officials, who
watched the men aud placed the lead
eru In solitary confinement, as already
published.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

NEW ToW;, Sept gJ.-rhe Ddiy
N1cLh0'dsr financial nowspaper
prints au Interview with jay Gould,
In which lie says the current dividend
on tho Missouri Pacific should he de-
terred, ~ the earnings Of the road 10
not Justify IL issuance this quarter.
Gould declared that the poor ctops last
year, ami tho combination OF roads,
whereby thoMlssouti Pacific was being
deprived Of the grain Traffic, was the
cRuse OF the falling on In the earnings.
Ho further said that the completion Of
tie connecting link being pushed, that
will enable the delivery Of wheat and
other grain nj New Orleans for export,
over the Missouri Pacific and Iron
Mountain Mt the same price NJ other
roads eau lay It down nj Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

PAINS, sept. 27.-When the Cham.
month, the efforts Of American Minis
lister Reid To secure the withdrawal Of
the Pork Prohibition arc ccrtein 10 bo
crowned with success. A committee
Of tue senate will give immediate at
tcntion 10 the bill passed by tue Cham
Der Of Deputies. In official circles tho
opinion prevails that Ia. resembling Of
tho German pork prohibition was ac-
celebrated by the vote OF tho French
Chamber Of Deputies. Germany ses-
ing that the French government had
resolved 10 withdraw the French pro-
hlbitlon, seized the chance offered by
tho postpouement u the French bill to
get ahead In complying with the
American demands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

PENSACOLA, Fla, Sept. TO- The
Pensacola Daiiy Neps will publish to.
morrow morning n special from Tai.
lAhnssoe giving the complication Ia n
senatorial situation. Secretary ofState
Crawford rcfusps 10 attest tho commits.
sion Of eN. Congrcssmcn Davidson, ap.
pointed by Governor Fleming to sue.
coed senator Call. Crawford Ia an old
time Wing, and says that the great seal
Of the State shall mover adorn any
certificate for Call's successor except
II IL Call himself This Florida
Supfeme Court will convene on the
10th proximo, aud tho Governor will
apply for A mandamus.
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LiTrLr Rock, Arb, sept. 2J.--Latc
reports received from Mariana say he
trouble between the cotton pickes
near there eliminated In riot, TO.
sultlng In several negroes being killed
and number wOuniud. Tao riot
grow out ola strike inauguratc1 by n
number of pickom who demanded an
increase ~ tgonty i've cents per hun.
drOi. The planters tofnscd tue de-
mand. Tho negroes struck aud their
places were Immediately nllcd by
others. The strikers prevailed ON the
working negroes 10 quit, aud a general
lght cnsuci. The sheriff 20 the
county quellcd the disturbance and
has the leaders Ia custody.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept 27.-wil-
linn II. kemble, ox-Slsto treasurer,
died suddenly this morning, OF heart
failure.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-Dr. James, eK.
chairman OF the Wesleyan confe-
renee, died suddenly at Plymouth to-
day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, sept. 27.-Willlam
Swindell, senior member OF the firm
Of Swindoll bros, one Of the largest
glass manufacturing concerns In tho
East, died hero today, sged a.
PRINCETON, n. j., Sept. 27.-Caspar
Wistar Hodge, professor OF New Tesla
ment literature and oxegesis In Prince
ton theological seminary, died this NJ.
tern0on OF lung disease.
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ELLEEDALE, n. d., Sept. 25.--Wofd
comes from Emmons county that tho
whole east end Of that county has been
swept by terrible prairie fire. Three
men Lost their lives, many families
were rendered homeless and whole
herds have persisted In the ilames. ono
herder lost foriy.ilve head out Of n
herd n fliy.threo. The fire originated
from thrcshlng machine.
The loHs will reach fully $3.50, 900.
The people, Ia the district burned over
In Emmuns county Rrc In a pltlablc
plight, without food or shelter The
lives Loot were those Of man, his wife
and sou, who were trying 10 save their
property.
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and did not have her moihef'a consent.
She alleges that smith married her for
the purpose Of securing money from
her aud from her family. Three
months after the marriage she left him
on account OF cruelty. lie did not
provide for her; he pawned her
Jewolry, gambling with the proceeds,
and caused her clothing % be- held for
board In Tacoma. The charge 10 made
that he had also been untrue 20 hUr
the name ~ Miss Gertrude Harris, a
Portland school glfl, being mentioned
In Tho connection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

SAN AsTOSIo, Tex, Sept. 2J.-Tho
general grievance committee Of the
Order Of Railway Conductors, brake.
men and Hwilchmen today presented
each Of tho six division supcflntund-
enta NJ the Atlantic system Of the
Southern Pacific with n printed 10.
quest for an Increase Of conductors
wages about IS n month, bfakamen $40
AMI switchmcn $40. The division "a.
perintendenis denied the request, IA IL
acceptance would make nm Increase u
expenses OF $4,000 month. The
grievance committee viii refer the mat.
ter ~ the highest general officer ofthoir
order, who will make the demand upon
the general superintendent aud gcnufal
manager. n they refuse, the branches
on the Atlantic system Of the road
will be granted the privilege Of striking
II they w decide. II would be- "a TIRE.
mendous strike, covering 1900 miles Of
road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

GUTHRIE, o. r., sept. 2d.--Courlera
report about thirty stores running In
tents Mt "a temporary town near G. hand.
LET. Also that Colonel Taylor Of Gin.
ton, No., has the Rank u Oklahoma In
full operation. Allen johnson rode 20
hard for claim that his horse dropped
dead, falling ON and killing him. List
night cowboys snoskri Into Chandler
and destroyed scores NJ stakes, which
will delay tho survey, aud the town
will not be opened before Monday.
Tho crowd arc getting Restless and
many incendlary speeches are being
made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

Cry OF MEXICO, Sept. .7.-A letter
from Salvador says President Ezeta
has decided ~ call President Barrillas
Of Guatemala TO account for melting
rebellion IN Salvador, Of which policy
President Ezcta Ia said 10 he obtaining
ample proofs. The Mexican press gem
orally IL attacking Barrillas and Guate.
malR In regard 10 tho revolutionary
rumOrs In connection with Mexico.
Associated Press correspondents have
made an Investigation. Reports from
twenty-four States aud two Territories
say the most perfect peace prevails.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 95.-rhe Pioa.
yuHo's Brownsville, Tex, specials says:
"ltia learned from IA Authentlc source
that Colonel R0bles Of the Filth In.
iautry, Mexican army, stationed Mt
MaiamOraH, has been arrested by the
commanding general, and In company
with General Corlin, who Ia stlil UNI
der arrest, will bo sent 10 Vera Cruz
on Mexican gunboat on route 10 tho
City Of Mexico. The cause OF Colonel
RObles' arrest Is not known, but II Il
supposed 10 be- IN connection with the
late revolutionary movement
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CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Niichael Davitt,
the wcll.known Irish agltator, arrived
hero this morning aud Ia stopping at
the residence " Alexander Sullivan.
To an Associated Press reported he DC
clared that his trip was purely private
onc and had no connection with poll.
ties. He had spent five months In
California for his health In obedience
10 his physiclan's orders. llc said no
Ind no dispOsltion 10 Introduce the un.
fortunate domestic trouble In Irish poll.
ties among his countrymen In Amerl-
ca. ave will settle that In Ireland at
the next general election" said he,
land when II Is settled the settlement
will leave Parnell out Of Irish politics.
have boon invited 10 speak several
times since | came TO America, hut
deemed Il my duty not to accept, for
the reason given" Davitt said he
would not attend the league conven-
llon 10 b. held hero next week. lie II
ON the road home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

CHICAGO, Sept. e. Louis Gath
mann'- patent for preventing heat
generation In ordnance was tried at
Fort Sheridan yesterday and, while
the experiment was entirely Informal,
the new method OF dischRrglng pro-
jeclilcs was approved by the officers
who witnessed the trial. The gun used
by Gathmann differed hut slightly
from the breeoh-loadlng rifles In COM
mon use, IL Inns u bore Of four and
one.half inches and Is nine feet In
length. This main feature OF the In,
yepuon is the saving In wear and tsa'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

PLAISFELD, Conn, Sept. 20.-Lsst
night u Hoeiable dance and supper was
given In the public hail. Shortly after
supper most Of the persons attending
were taken suddenly III. IL has been
found that the Illness was caused by a
quantity Of croton oil placed In the
coffee. over twenty-five persons were
taken III, at least u dozen seriously.
The Identity Of tho misoreant who per.
formed the act Ia unknown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28
Minister OF Foreign Affairs RbOt
Rouses the Enthusiasm Of the
French
AT rHr UNWILLING or A STATUE
OF
RUSSIA AND FRANCE.
Tue CEar Che-rcd b, Enthusiastic
Crowds Ia pnris

Crowds Ia Parts.
PANS, Sept. 97.-Foreigu Minister
RlbOt ~ BayUnne today unveiled a
statue " Central Faidhurbe. As -
general example IN the army, he tfac.
ed tho phases " the Republic since its
foundation, and said "liencefofth
she Is the mistress NJ her own destinics.
Her petition haa been consolidated
through adhesion ~ principles Of pui.
dcncu aud moderation. Europe whose
attitude was for some time uncoftais,
has NJ length rendered France jus.
uct. A sovereign, far sighted IN paci-
Tic designs, aud as nrm as France, has
publicly announced the deep sympa-
thiUs uniting tho two countries (cries oi
"Nivc Ia Czafl" "Nivo 10 Rustel"l,
and the Russian nation has Joined the
Car In extending n cordial friendship
~ France.
You know how we'll these scntl.
mUuis are fcCipfocated. Cronstadt
found an echo In the smallest of our
hamleu NJ much AZ Ia our govern.
ments spheres. Our hearts have been
touched by the sentiments Of friend.
ship extended TO the French sailors.
Wherever they went they found the
French respected, nA was seen In tue
demonstrations In their honor In Don.
mark aud sweden, aud finally In
| Portsmouth, wheroI Queen Victoria
received them In porson and accorded
them an Imposing aud courteous wei.
come.
These events have made sn impTr.-
sion on the whole world that will not
lie eiiaocd. France has felt that she IL
becoming, hcsclf, In the adjustment Of
the European cluilibriJn an indls.
/ ponhable factor. tChecrsl.
At tho subsequent banquet Rlbot, In
abiding 10 the entente with Russia,
said thai thegovcrnment had completed
/ the work begun by IL predecessors,
upon the point OF the highest import
ancu 10 the future doslinies Of France,
cneciing change In the position
which the nation occupied In Europe.
| tShouts Of "Vlvc RibOi."l
IL was u great honor 10 the ministry
10 have shared In such events, aud 20
have paved the way for them, In nc.
cOrdnuco with parliament and public
opinion. The time for the collabora.
ton Of the chambers and the govern.
ment, hc added, n approaching, What
ever happ,na, We have the knowledge
that VIZ have worked we'll, and placed
ourselves, heart aud soul,a the service
OF tho republic. prolonged choers.)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

MANsuR, sept. TihhOps agrlcul.
turAl implement warehouse was des-
troyod by ilro this afternoon, with ia
contents. IL was nm entirely now build.
ing, built ON the "sl0w combustion"
principle and supposed 10 be capable Of
withdrawing any kind Of fire, but the
doomed TO sad disappointment. Tho
ancc, 100000. Tho loss on the con.
tents, farm implements, wagons, etc,
1926 900; insurance about the same,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

WILHi:snARRE, Pa, Sept. GA
fire In the Delaware and Hudson com.
pany aud COLyghan oolliery Is burn
Ing ieroely tonight. In order 10 put
II out II il necessary 10 Hood the mints
TO such an oXtent that water Will reach
that part Of the vein. This cannot be-
done aud the water again pumped out
before February the lat. a large force
Of men viii be thrown out Of employ.
mont I'll that time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

BATH, Me-, Sept. 25.-'rhis after
noon the prominent shipmen OF Bath
adopted resolution calling a meeting
Of representatives, Of the shipping In.
duslfy II Maine aud other States In
terested 10 be held here October 7lh TO
take action necessary for the preserya-
ton " American shipping. II Is pros
posed TO present memorial OF 500, 600,
900 names ~ Congress asking for the
passage OF a tonnage bill.
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"a nnIIe,In oa ,he coal rroane..

wAsIiSdToS, Segt. 20.-The census
office today Issued bulletin on the
coal product Of the United States. II
shows that tho oUal product Of the
United States reached q total OF H.
90, 5l3 short tons In The census year,
and was valued Mt tho mines, before
any expenses Of shipment, at sl61as1,.
32l. The product included IS 800, is7
short tons Of pennsylvaria AMI other
anthracite, worth sij sI0,5iI, aud
g5,620, 021 short tons VI bituminous and
Ignite, valued Mt s9i,3i0, 500. The
average value Of all saleable grades Of
anthracite was sl.6s per ton az the
mines, and the average 81 the bilumln-
Gus coal was 90 cents per abort ton ut
the mines. In 1850 the total product
included ., 04e.0l2 short tons Of an.
thraclte and 42,s2l, 7js short tons OF
bitumlnous coal. The value Of the
entire product was Sg5,0i1,S 800. This
product increased 07.j5 per ccnt.durlng
the decade and the total value % SO
per cent. The total number Of persons
engaged In tho Industry was 29g,55g,
who received In tho aggregate slOs,.
l30, 0as la wages.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

CHICAGO, Sept. 2G.-Mrs. Cora Belle
Smith today filed In the Superior
Court an application for divorce from
rotten +, Smith OF Portland, or, To
whom she was married March 10, 1880,
on hoard n tug n few miles from San
Francisco. The ceremony was wit.
Messed by the pretended captain and
ono other person. Mrs. Smith says
she don't know whether It Is legal or
not. She was n minor at the time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-28

ST.. PETERsBugG,5 ept.2O.-TheGrdsl.
ddnb advocates absolute Russian ncu-
trallty with China. Any other course,
II says, will merely serve English and
French interests, while Jeoparlizlng
the security Of Aslatic Russia and 10.
slsting English Ascendancy Ia the
Pacific. a JudiciOus neutrality now
will pave the way TO q Rusao.Great
Britain understanding In the far east.
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neport OF the nos.i 81 Ordinance aud
EoFtlfieHtions,

WAsIiNGIoN, Sept. 2G.-Thc army
board Of ordnance and Notifications has
concluded IT. business, anu IT. report
tas been approved by the Secretary Of
War. The board recommends that au-
thoIity be- granted the chief OF
ordnance n make a few OF the twelve
inch gun forgings, for which ho is now
under u contract, Of forty cnlibrcs
length.
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INDi ASAroLIs, Sept. 2j.-rhe west.
bound limited mall on the Panhandle
today struck a carriage at crossing
near Centervillo, Iud., IA which were
Joseph Black, hlp wife and two daugh.
tiers. Black, his wife aud one daughter
were killed, aud the other daughter
fatally injured. They were ON their
way 10 attend the races ut Cambridge.
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Sr. LOUIS, Sept. g0.-rho Sovereign
Grand Lodge Of odd Fellows brought
up the question Of reducing the age
limit for admission 20 eighteen Year,
thls morning. II was defeated by a
vote Of iO7 ~ IS. The lodge also post
p0nCi for year tho consideration Of
the liquor question.
Aiicr Considerable routine business
the lodge adjourned siHo die.
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ST.. PAUL, MINI, Sept. ETA
farmer from ttasca County, In tho
northern part Of tho State, was at tho
Capitol yesterday, and said that the
havoc recently wrought by the wind
storm among tho forests Of that section
could not be appreciated. lie esti.
mated that about $4,000, 900 feet Of
timber had been blown down. In some
districts the forest presented a scene VI
terrible devastation.
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WAsiuSGT1S, Sept. 26.-rhe naval
board created by Secretary Tracy to
devise some means OF overcoming the
existing r,agnation in the navy aud
reporting feasible ani effective sys.
tenn Of promotions has completed It,
work aud drawn up a report, which
will receive consideration by Secretary
Tracy. The details win not DO made
puhlic NJ present,
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land Office, today teleguphcd the Sec.
rotary Of the Interior, from Guthrie,
that neither the location nor situation
Mt Chandler h ~ lad "a reported; that
the water supply was only temporarily
exhausted by the rushing IN Of 400
people, with countless horses. All Ia
right now, and bic howl comes from
disappointed sperulatOr.
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Extraordinary session af the Penn.
sSiNania senate,

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. a6.-aov.
ornor Pattison has Issued n proclama.
ton converting the Seuate In extra
ordinary session In October, to make
inquiry Into the charges against tho
audikor-general and state treasurer,
and ascertain whether a reasonable
cause exist for their removal.
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rorcat rIro. Quenchcd.

81. PAUL, Sept. 27.--Advlces re-
ceived tonight from various parts Of
this State indicate that very general
rainfall has succeeded In quenchlng
nearly all the forest fires. II has hr.
sides relieved the apprehension OF the
farmers that the pasturage would be
ruined by u continuation Of the recent
EcOrching weather.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. e7.--rhis
evening Colonel Bradford Durham,
general superintendent OF tho Alabama
Midland railroad, shot and killed Jas.
Cunningham, 10 years Of age, on nc.
count OF domestic troubles.
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MARINA, ARA, Sept. %. Forty
armed negroes In 81. Francis township
drove all the cotton plskou from the
field aud burned the gin house. They
threaten 10 drive MI the plcker' out and
burn al the gln houses. The sheriff iB
on the ground with warrants f1r the
leaders. Much excitement prevails.
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srARTASsHuRd, :. G.. Sept. 81
This evening Mayor Hennemin, while
attempting 10 arrest n quaffeling
negro named Williams, was shot and
Instantly killed by tho latter. At n
late hour tonight the jail Is surrounded
by bowling mob and tho negro will
probably be iynched.
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arranged TO bring about strike In all
the trades. Since the formation Of the
strike committee thirty.one STRIKES
have been organized, AMI In every case
tho labor party were defeated. The
committcc complained Of a want Of
foreign support.
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The chinese Goycrnmsnt aud the
Iesulfs

PARIS, Sept. 20,-i0 Jour says that
the Chinese government has granted
tho Js-uits an Immense tract Of lAud
as compensation for tho losses which
that order suffered during tho recent
riots.
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ANTWERP Sept. 9i.-rho old firm
Of |. Fuchs, Of this city, has failed. 10
IL understood that the failure IL due 10
disastrous speculatiOns ia coffee, wool
and South American securities.
The liabilities ~ 1. Fuchs, who re.
Gently failed, amount 10 sl,0Jl,0OO. a
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Arrested for reiIiug Fortunes without
License.

LITTLE Rock, Ark Sept. 25.--Mr
anu Mrs. Tabor, spiritualists, VINO were
arrested for telling f0rtues without So
curing license, have iiled suit In the
federal court for 100000 damages
against Mayor Dorian Of lexarkana for
false imprisonment.
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RoMH, Sept. 2j,-Roports received
by the Minister OF Agriculture indi.
cate that the wheat crop OF Italy will
10 unusually good. The crop OF barley
will be slightly below last years orup.