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VIII Be Arbitratcd,

WASHrNGroN, Nov. 1O.-The hearing OF
the Behring sea sealeries case in the ST.
preme court was resumed to-day. Solicit
or General Taft continued his argument,
Attorney General Miller interrupted Mr.,
Taft during the course Of his remarks to
announce that it had been agreed to sub
init the controversy between the United
States and England as to the seal fishery
to arbitration and that official announce
ment Of the fact would soon be made.
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Episcopalians.

MACON, Ga, Nov. 11.-For the third
time within year the diocesan conven
ton of the Protestant Episcopal church
assembled here this morning for the
purpose of electing bishop for the
diocese. The most prominent candidates
are Rev. Chauncey Williams, of augusta,
and DR.. Gsylor, of Tennessee. The latter
has once before been elected, but de-
clined. DR.. Barrett, dean of st. Luke's
cathedral, is also prominent candidate
At the last meeting of the convention
Bishop Talbot, of Wyoming, was elected,
but he declined to accept, preferring to
remain in his present charge.
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to be determined fight in every district
and as a majority of the county boards in
these districts are Democrats the Repub,
lican managers are all on DettleS for fear
of decision against their claims to the
control of the house, but state that they
are prepared for Emergencies A Cordng to
the official figures, but as they now stand,
and these may be changed by the can
wasting boards, the senate will be Repub-
lican by a majority OF five and the assem-
bly, will be Democratic by a majority Of
niubt
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King of Medicines
Scr0fuIOuS HltmOr A Cure
"ALmoSt MtrucuIouS.n

"When was IA years of age had a severe
attack Of rheumatism, and after l recovered
had to go on crutches. A year later scrofuIa,
III the form of white Swellings, appeared on
various parts Of my body, and for II years l
was an invalid, being confined to my bed
years. In that time ten or eleven sores ap-
pearcd and broke, causing me great pain and
suffering. l feared never should get well.
Early in 1886 / went to Chicago to visit a
sister, but was confined to my bed most of the
time l was there. In July read a book, "A
Day with Circus in which were statements
of cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla. was so i'm
pressed with the success of this medicine that
decided to try it. To my great qualification
the sores soon decreased, and | began to feel
better and in q short time | was up and
out of doors. / continued to take Hoods Sar-
saparlla for about year. when, having used
six bottles, | had become so fully released
from the disease that | went to work for the
Flint g. Walling Mfg. Co., and since then
HAVE NOT LOST A SINGLE DAY
on account of sickness. believe the disease
Is expelled frommy system, I always feel well,
am in good spirits and have good appetite.
am now q years of age and can walk as well
as any one, except that one limb is q little
shorter than the other, owing to the loss of
bone, and the sores formerly on my right leg
To my friends my recovery seems almost
miraculous, and think Hoods Sarsaparilla
is the king of medicines" WILLIAM A.
LEHR, Q N. Railroad ST., Kendallville, Ind.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Soldby all druggists. 81; six fors5. Prepared only
by C. l. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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The Tariff Bill Suit.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE United
States supreme court has postponed until
November 80 the argument in the three
cases involving the constitutionality Of
the Mckinley tariff act and also the case
in which the act provides for the classf-
cation of the worsteds is attacked on the
ground that the speaker had no right to
count quorum in passing the bill.
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A Close Contest.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE county
boards to-day meet to canvass the returns
of the late election and to declare the
successful candidates. Each party is
claiming majority in both branches OF the
legislature and therefore the result of this
work of the canvassing boards is awaited
with great interest. 1t is evident there is
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The Ohio Election,

CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.-The board of
electors has completed the canvass Of the
vote OF Hamilton county at the election Of
November 3, and will not certify the re-
suit until to-day. The total vote cast in
The county is "a, 446. The vote for Nc
kinley for governor is 81 ,4S0; for Camp
bell, 1864; for Ashenhurst, 1926; for
Snltz 2 1SQ
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HELEN HUNTS GRAVE.


COLORADO SPRINGS, Nov. 1.-THE re-
mains of Helen Hunt Jackson, which
have rested peacefully on the side OF
Cheyenne mountain for nearly seven
years, have been taken up and inferred
in Evergreen cemetery, near this city.
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NOtICe.
Thos. P. Gable is no longer in my en-
ploy as manager of my undertaking bust
ness, and is not authorized to receive any
money or give any receipts for money on
account of any bill due for undertaking.
A. T. GRIGG.
Santa Fe, N. M, Oct, %, 1891.
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BRIEF WlRINGS::-


DENVER, Nov. 1l.-Weather reports re-
ceived here to-day contain the information
that a>heavy snow is falling at Leadville,
Tennessee pass, Red Cliff, Sargent, Gunni-
son and Silyerton
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in strength is due-and consequently that
by its use we may be insured the purest
and most wholesome food.
The powders of lower strength are
found to leave large amounts of inert
matters in the food. This fact is en-
phasized by the report Of the Ohio state
foot commissioner, who, while finding
the Royal practically pure, found no other
powder to contain less than 10 per cent
OF inert or foreign matters.
The public interest in this question has
likewise caused to be made investigations
by our local authorities Prof. w. S.
Haines, of Rush medical college, consult
ing chemist of the Chicago board of health,
has found results similar to those reported
by the national and Canadian authorities,
DR.. Haines says;
Rush MEDICAL COLLEGE, Chicago, III.
| have recently obtained samples of the
chief baking powders in the market, and
have subjected them to careful chemical
examination to determine their purity.
wholesomness and leaveniug power. As
the result of my tests | find the Royal
baking powder superior to all the others
in every respect. 1t is entirely free from
all aduteraton and unwholesome i'm
purity, and in baking it gives off greater
volume Of leavening gas than any other
powder. 1t Is, therefore, not only the
purest, but also the strongest powder
with which | am acquainted.
WALTER S. HAINES, NJ. D.,
Consulting Chemist, Chicago Board of
Health.
The statistics show that there is used in
the manufacture of the Royal baking
powder more than half of all the cream of
tartar consumed in the United States for
all purposes. The wonderful sale Thus
indicated for the Royal baking powder.
greater than that of all other baking
powders combined-is perhaps even a
higher evidence than that already quoted
of the superiority of this article, and of
its indispensableness to modern cookery.
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Simmons Liver Regulator has never
been known to fail TO cure dyspepsia.
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Consulting
IIeoltl,
Notice.

Simmons Liver Regulator has never
been known to fail to cure sick headache.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Fozr thousand singers reAexrsed So No7dxr
mornings meeting of TIE ss<ngs-fsst .; Newark
II TIE afternoon there wss prize singing and 81
night 8 grand concert u as gwen
AT Fort Morgan, Col, SUNDAY, i4yssr old
Louis Yspeon went hSfaiag u 8 eresk s1d was
drowned Es EoEAer trls6 20 save hin and
she wzS also drowned
TIE government Of Ps-xis has prohibited ths
expectation oE corn from fass County, Es tbs
er9vs il she southern provinces have been ce-
sgroysG hy aocusts
TIE memoirs OF Co1nf Tcn Aoltks vii shortly
he published Ther vii Sl several volumes
ar5 The contents premise 20 te OF much interest
TIE press rzin of tss 2oosse Po~Ges Company
n jersey. Ps. exV ID { Ma76aE morning. XII
ing John TGIly And Phili9 Fo-ks2. szaploye<-
Caz-3es : Emery. Ia ;e3 ststes minister -
z xsia called uFso1 zAe psesscsz; &olo2v - iEs
lzItsrs request HIS srzs2d = EoE kloWn
NesAlnx dss1i.s hEs -sS2s,sd EroE2 Vans
M ker's eonssrszes with tAe Yrss-1c2' 60 postal
sChSfdy &5&lrs
stuart Roasoa's manager sss s7CASe1 EEnst
Pcss1-s tu- tie American tO1r ct ls2-@S fo-
s-Sssa
The Brazilian cabinet hss been rsc-gaa1.ed
with Laesna ss zizlsssz et tie treasury.
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TAcoNA. 1uly s-Tas eo1;-Ees for Sling IN
unc<- TIE wooee7 bridge between th1s ezry All
PSsco, EEs tos1sy let b. +1e Northern qsc5se 70
GrsezoEgA & MASSEY, Of AiS.oGl2- MazG IAe
Wo-k O. Eiliug u vii be begun s. Occs. s21
E3l eoss about slGC10G
s4xts-1Ts to1s O. gIrs1sr r2lls have be%z
shipped from tie Esss f0g tae exis1sioa OF tie
Pe7insGLzr o- Sssalzcogn electric railway 20
Si7ia ene Z streets. from which poz1S eA6se
rosd VIII be t4.-t 20 Pacific sVen1e Il TIE coEz-
rAoy cs7 secure franchise
GE1gss < He1sFls have sn rsea az wo-k on the
South Bend rad a11 vii complete tie sane
n s-xsy days. provided Gse c1e5slis Tiver
6slcge ez2 ns finished hy tAAs tine Tne coz
tract t0T furnishing stoas for fhe zbz.E-e2ss os
the CAeeslls river bridge las bean lst 10 Abe--
deem parties E1o have just cz,sn@1 rev sand
sio=s quarry TIE sandstone ee2t-Ec.oz re-
eSives s7riss9 tcr ta= necessary stone
Assistant tzS2sr44 Superintendent Dzckizsoz
and [rlzc- Eal Assistant ElgzzeSr &eHs1rF
Eez. 20 PUrt..nd .esssv
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KILLED By INDIANS.
Two Constables Meet Their Fate in the
Moiaxe Desert.

BAKEEsrTELD. Ca, galy s.-412 July coastA-
bles John Powers and san Cana. vita Nr. Nc
Ccy, llvsryExn Of LsEocre, went o1s into ths
&o5sve desert. near CoFcss Hoes, TO A-rcsf some
Indians charged VIII 1rirg = hsys.Sck- A
fight ersasG. zad Powers and McCoy were
Killed, as we're also two Indians aid twe aorssS
Cams mEstacse was shoE oS. tus be MANAGED
20 get 20 Powers horse. Ais C~a having been
killed. and rode 70 the south fo-x o. Kern river
for help Twelve men Eezs hack wstA hira
The hso1ies of TIE rwo I2iixzzs Ase hesa euyses:
n TIE sani. Powers thrazt uxs cut
from eSr 70 ear, and the Hssh was
toTu froz NcCoys lace in sa-eis
Iuss s. dusk the Indians. who were n zzabnxh,
opere5 a-s,4 oR the party. Powers vss : sage
5asa MctNey caves wife ard SIX eAi-crea-
The remains were taken 20 Weldon KlowS.
rsnElssosr oi tas Indians. Is q bx5 character.
he and MS two sons killed 81 Indian n01 long
sga- He lad grudg@ against Fows-x- posse
Ra1eszi2g Ieiriy Esz n Rsx II pE-aslI Ias
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WASHINGTON cry. JGfy s-TAe e1-rssre-a-
S2cs relative - Ezs GEs-1ss4- Of bznk Ezzrnsns-
Drew Szs UE3s p1a.ie to1zy- gzus = Cauu-
t-cl4ET Lacey Errt< % Drew. calling ~. sfts--
tzoa % the fses tesI u tAs reEarr o5 g4z1z-T -
As o i1e ec31ltsez 81 tas Ksyss2-s tsArk ure~
had omitted cor Y'3stsy - Ezsnt.c1 tie izaes.-
e11sss Of tAe bank g TIE elezrsz<- -AoGse ct
81 ss55. sc7 53ca Eg.es AID , Is srzeGutsrg %
SIS - ~s-e rsls@Essz seCar1gy Drww. zBc<-
Gaze = 51zs D F=sPs23e4 sAzE a2s izl4gFs 10
Esotio3 t1&s aEzossE cle&rsF a. seczszu-
lie Gs1 AT i1ela1s il - rhs reEz1zr -@po-t II
sS3-17g - Ez&Es i tae sZos-r- 90 sysecaAI soss
The cc-resEs aEscezee SD tozchss q ctner
T.zats. and sz4s zlIa lss.er % D-sw froz
CoznEEro-Aer LzesT, a7sasr 34a@ Ct S1Iy > szsar-z
izE tas sx8s2zstr rb4s - iE1re-zzas - 0za sssoa
after 1fs@sG 1SyS sxgzazEzzloZ 3 sci co.as sssss
wIsa t1e e92a4eEes ~hlaa EnAst as rspaSss ey
tie eSsz-z-zslE 4 Tspc-ss o sIs-i1srs. zad
esl11Zg SCR D79S's rg<1z1AEzs5- Hxnk Exzzzzzs-
ShssAeV1, 0s FzrssaIrx- szd Bz2k Ex@EaSE4sr
B<sEs. Q. glEelE3zE4. ga ea1cucs fnz s3zlrs as
fhs F1llaissps c1ssz En<4l D-~~s sGceeaso- IS
KuE.zz-ssc
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TINE-TABLg.

Ire Flsce Of execution Is wooden s.r.erT1re
h.tv lest BY tveofy-e5ght, and i. corrsirx 40
fgFn tu-e sxcsp9 she chair R4eg "a rnss ia a
Partition, and here the execGtio-e- vii b ron
cealed and await the signsi 70 send the @Ie-s-fc
carrent into tie body OF Ire Condemned man N
he SITS strapped 70 the chair.
yUg.go was convicted Dscs smt,=r Z lisa fc-
killing fellow Japanese sailor IN q hc.-ss-r-
house AZ No. 81 James street. since his courfr-
proceedings His case was taken ssfo-a the
United States supreme CONT which AHMED
the decision o! the state eoa-u he IS been
.our times sentenced 10 oeala
saccGl % an sx-aAseoell PLAYER He -,,,-,ss-s,i
bis wife 81 No 2l4 Roosevelt sfreet Jenu2-y L
lsao His Case was taken 70 the rour- ~ arl-.ssls
which sf1rrnec tie Judgment o: the lower court
de Tst 70 cs executed during tie week begin
ming March l6 last bui wzs saved nv . wit al
hsheas corpus IL was claimed thst sics-ur, bsd
no, been properly represented hy counsel. II
bad never been admitted 20 TIE bzr Ea ssyissi
slOcun not 20 testify in his ovn bshsIf sp<i tai.
scvIce, il IS charged, injured sloeG-n before rse
jury. The United States court. hoxsva- .sa~sseS
against Slocum.
Smiler, who wss an Officer in the Ss,rs.;sr
Army, was convicted on June 81. lsaa of kiilfrg
Maggie Drainsy, one OF his three w5ves =; No
~ Seventh avenue on April r-svi.,S He
was sentenced 10 be elscirocu.si C,r-i7S The
nrst veek o. August OF lest year Ssvs-ei s;sTs
o: proeeediEEs we're granted hin. and ne init
s3 states courts were resG-ts1 10 S-,5ls- hss
oeen sentenced 20 desih thres tlrass
Joseph Woo., eo.ore3. murdered 8 workman,
lSo col1-es. while both were s7nrsoTsss -, fhe
building OF the sceueduct Tie murder occurred
June l., iss9. For eleven months after wood
was srFAigne6 snd pleaded rot guilty - asv in
TIE foo-ubS without counsel and awaiting trial
After his conviction the court % srs-,ssls az
armed the Judgment snG sentence Tkea es-ne
the application 20 TIE United sIsGes ei-,if 1,,-t
for : writ ef habess corpus - On IRE y-ourd
that II the selection OF grand xn3
petit jurors who h2d pss9s-i rr.en
kls case al citizens Of TIE race % xhieh Mod
belooged were left 0Ut because Of thar rsce In
The decision DENYING the snrlseStf0r fo- tie
WIFI tEe coarT intirste1 that II IL us-e trus
Iost citizens OF African descent lad been dis
eliminated against n sAs formation of ire sT.-v
lists s constitutional right tad h.ea, Ssenie. 20
Wood But the court said tat tie p-orer way
70 raise that question was nc. oy hsbess corpus
u TIE niis6 States eo.rts, hui u wiz Of error
II tie state courts
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A Nassaehuseffs CorporatIon Insolvent
Big Alabama BAnk Closed

EASY HaNFTcx. Mass July s-The wIilissoo
Nils corporation today 4 ed Voluntary p.esi-
s8sz n insolvency On secou1f OF Astaeh-1e-.s
for 81 gae placed on TIE ziIzs TIE corporation
j. tEenty-GFe yes-z old. the present capital BE-
Ing Ss5A80a Tie 2Ssssz and Liabilities zrs 10.
stated
MoSTsoNEEy. Ala, July s-Moses Brus' hank
susps1oe1 payment ihis Ecxz.nK Thsy s4y
tb>ir .ssess vii arnoaut 20 more f.az thx5r La
b5itiss TIE SgUrsS e4Enos yes 5e estimated
The failure i due - tAe stEinre1cy sc E0rsy
TEsir Iss4ltlsS are sd - - aaeut
SEs2.ltsa They 1iG sSrIzxz blk bssslexss zn3
hsd sco-ss sc 9epoz.so-S AIo-g Ire poo-er
psopse- Tae-e wzs : E-ez- t1-1z- % -Aez
SrcE-1 sas 1oo-s of Eaz hank tbs r3e-1iuE a
l1cGl bank l&st SATURDAY o5s-e. MQses Br0s
slasao - tide over TIE c7-sls, tslf they refused
u take u TIE 5rl Stands very AIEA tC- sasSE-
-5sy. sad feE believe there = szythiEg dishoa
ess abort TIE susyeass0z Ezeh Ia1svitEzl
EzenEes of tie 1FE Azs iZegg1e3 BIS hozle. al
Is rE<l estate 4a1 his pe-Sozzl gs-epe-ry = fhe
schedule ~ &ss5gaDsnE
NEw Y0sK. 2uly e->al0unoa 4 Frank. wh0.s-
Eale tosaccs dealers assigned Eo3ay
BosTpS. TglE 6--}osspA n P.rke-. Eae-rhsz-
tale asss E1s1 today Lz&Asllties. Sssagsn Hls
no-5nA. sSaesx ara szS1 - * s.5<a1.y = sxeess
cf tAz. xuz-
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The Worlds Fair booming.

II PETERsBUgG. July 6-The gcvarrEen.
las consented % take part IN ihe Worlds tsir st
CAscsgo. Baron ce Ssruve viii take charge OF
the Russian section OF The exhibition.
CoSsTASTlSoPLE, July 6.-The Worlds ssir
committee hzs instructed the Turkish minister
4t Washington City 10 look oTer the ground and
make report On the best means 70 secure for
TnrkeF adequate representation 81 tie Chicago
exposition
WASHINGTON CRY. July 6-Actirz Secretary
Nettle1o0 has received . letter from Director
General Davis. Of the Wo-l.'s Far exposition
announcing that the following gentlemen have
been selected 20 visit Europe IN the interests Of
the exposition: A g. Bullock. o. M&ssschG-
sets; William Lindsay. of Kentucky: Ferd
Peck OF Chicago; Benjamin BuEterwo-th, Of
ooio.and NJ p Handy, ot Psnnsylvania The
lssi-nanaed gentleman has been selected a. dis
hr,-x5uS Officer
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oshers were SPOKEN. bus their catch wE 10;
receired

others were SPOKEN. b1t their catch was ao:
received
Ol the remainder of TIE feet .Ae Bsse-ice
sailed from tEe sozth end OF PorzZnSk hanks for
B=-iEg Sea o. June = she had 80 skins bz.
took them with hz-- The res; of the original
Feet tie Ace.e, Martha ami M&zeo.se. are SC
counted fO-, the two former by wrecks and
the Z2seotte By Al explosion The American
se1ooners. Hamilton Lewis xnd Webster, al re-
sFeeEEEy 80 and se skins, TIE allie Z Alza-
4ss ard Eer-y Deans 81
a Aanter On tie Sapphire wEs accidentally shot
by eou pznion sgrsy IN ths cruise. E7d his
body wGs eElseersied and preserved IN salt, 10
be returned to lis srl5@-
dead whale WIS picked up by TIE crew OF
the PensioEe and 50 pounds Of bone secnred-
The American sitter hunting sehco1sss Hermann
and Pearl Eere sEsoke1- TIE io-r1zr hSo IEeire
and the latter tfghtsza skins- All sAe sealing
me3 we're aSsoza6s1 10 learn that fns sea waz 70
be closed, sid tie zazsa-isy blame England ior
her sppaTsnt h2ck-ooEn IL tie ug-1Sr
The Danube las 5sea chartered By TIE in
periGl government 10 take tAe British eorzziS-
sioEerx, SIR George Baden Powell and III Dzw-
son. 20 Berang se2- She leaves with them O. the
lsth.
General Ly-xn Banks. os seSttie, Ezs pas
se2gEr OF tas D11uae iron Sas2azSh.
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Walla WaIia Newa

WALLA WALL JEly sa-sspseiAl f-Tss-s vss
Q b&sss&l game hs-e bzswsez tie Psz5lssoz
and h.lIA "GA-& e4Gos yszte-3&g. whsea EKs
Eoz oT sAe ls-se- b. score o. = 20 (
The ercEG numbered I-2o1 TIE gwo eluhs are
Eow ted for Ers. place
sunday afternoon TIE sve.--oa5 daughter ef
Tno-Gs Dz-Tsco-- wzs x--1ex II IA eve by a
1-scracker, which ozrzed hsr cheek a26 VIII
D-cesely ess:-Oy sae siEzt ot tat ere
Tie troops AZ Fort walls WalGs were gsEd oE
E15s sfssr2ooa. T1s zrsi t1zsa n tArs= zc1ths
since lie na0zfa b<so.s t1e ksltszg @. Private
Miller ard G47bss- Hunt No fears are eater
t2sus1 o. fruzble
A2so- G z sears. 81 Troo; ?. S-s: -e<izsEt.
leaves u the morning 70 sosa A5s con pzzy.
A9s executive committee OF Aisz2aa college
U1ssSSs r1ss t1ls evening" szd accepted The
ssA-gEAzzo7 q IE. A J. AE1e-soz. sor zine years
e,S4-1s1s q Walt-Gz eo.legs Has successor
1&s nos xeS been appointed Professor " ..
Ly1s1 az Professor Louis An1s-so1 are tie
P-l1esEzs- candidates f1r tie vsc.ai p-esi1szey-
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PROFESSOR FoLLaNsBEE MISSING.
He Registered at snoqaaImie Hotel, Sc
attles June 10.

OIYxPsA. July 6--ESYeslsl- -5-P-ossssor Fol
lAasbee, OF Csl;hes college, Is missing Nothing
hss bes1 hssrs OF him since the 191a Of June
He wen. away .ro- home here On lAs morning
OF that dAy u see Professor Tsi.. ot TSc0-ns. oa
business ThGf afternoon ne vent On 20 Seattle
and w&s registered az 11e S1ogu&lEs5e hossL
Since then nothing has eeea hard Of him by
his wife, who Ia 81 her home On tie esS. SIDE
Mrs- Foilanso--s Is il poor health az6 is much
afflicted with the disappearance % beg husband
He had been acting strangely before ne went
away, and was 20 be gone but 9 couple ot days
he took no baggage with Aiu. Tot evsa =
change Of clothing Ovsrwo-k az Caiiaez eol-
lege las been tie probable cause Of fas b-Asa
trouble. and il is feared be has net with s0ne
accident Nothing has been hsA-5 Of al- since
his departure He J. prominent member os
Capital league, Knights ot Pythizs, Of this city.
sad every e91Tt pcssihse Is bang made 10 sca
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THIEVES IN HIGH PLACES.
superintendent and an Ell
treasurer of q school Fund Arrested.

.I.IzsErEs, July "a L Doutnis.. treasurer
=. s-.r r0rie'-DouEnii5 Company, oo4Ie--nEkers.
.oo ex-s1perinteadsnto Of the Allegheny schools.
sas arrested today On ten eEsrgez. The prsrei-
pa charge was that Of eahezz.@zaen, Of r. 0yo Of
sas AFas mo1ey and falsliyizz the books
foRE- July 6-Hsnry c Acar.s, for
1aAAs ysars TIE trusted treasurer OF the relief
Ianc for aiszbis6 ministers OF ;hs vufve-s,Iss.
sAafen, was arrested today on "a order issued
% ne Judge Of the supreme e0urs, il esri.
sai1 lor tne recoEsry OF about sl7o 20, which Is
Ihe alleged amount Of his deficit "a trea-urer Of
tae Iuai- The suit vas b-ough. 81 The instance
o. lse board OF trustees Adams bail was fxsd
- slsssn. IL default Of which he vas committed
% Jail
albany, Y, July s-Cha-ies H. Burton.
secretary Of the Burton & Carey Cider ana
snegsr Company. has confessed to besny De-
i4osier 70 the amount Of s3o00o. !. il feared
iaAs tne srnoGa. VII reach Sean
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a CHICAGO ROBBERS, BOOST.
OF Rendezvous of Thieves
and Thurx Th~a ur-a

II
July s--The aody Of rsn -ur--
a<rsd In Milton svenoe. AZ -, esrlv hr1,r rss,
- lAs, Vas Identified today ss tia. OF Arsll
-. !oanz tailor. During the day TIE police
Joseph Wright. William Pnsssu, I'd
= Aeszoe and Terry and Cornelius McCs-ty
=. i'AieS'y In the murder Wright IA. made
.ao1 easao1, which reveals TIE sacs HAT there
sss regular .srohb@rs' roosss a: No 81 MFlsoo
-.s1ss a frOos Of which ths murder was coz
II vss f.tec mp With underground
II various directions 70 facilitate
spe OF Tire robbers IN ease q
- rAad Tie neighbo-s have been % terri
Yo,-tS ci their doings In that vicinity. The
- Aaa 'o- some tine been trying 70 locate
sAns- II L believed thsf i. xas By The nsza-
% ,nls gang that Lieutenant os Police
- - Vas shoi and seriously wounded Yes
- aaoFnaug he found two men su1sayorsng
70 hsesk into = house. and tried =, sr-e.t ,s,er1
bui IVES shot down