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

GUTHRIE, okla, Sept. 20. - The
scenes horo tonight equal those Of the
opening day. Several thousand people,
who have located claims, have come
hero TO flo md obtain rest. Gam.
bling games Of every description arc
running Wide open. On one corner
Salvation Army man IL holding forth,
AMI Just across tho street II n gaming
table crowded with anxious players.
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Montenegro Hniid- - "Voiunteor''
IIert. Too.

LoNDoS, Sept. e0.--rhc government
VI Montenegro has ordered three
merchant cruisers built la England
after the type Of the Russian voiuu.
tccr iicot. The vessels are TO be en-.
piOycd during peace In trade bctw cen
the Adrlatic and Odessa.
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WAsuN0TuS, Sept. e6.-Ihc census
bureau Issued n report on the produu.
ton Of seeds. There atc In the United
States 800 farm. with total OF l61,sil
acres devoted exclusively 10 seed grow
Ing.
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SAvASNAI, Ga, Sept. 2T.--A NeVs
special from Swainsboro says that
Charles Mack, colofed, was taken from
Jail by n mob and hung. Mack few
days ago criminally assaulted white
woman at that place.
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INV YORK, sept, 97.--rhomas o.
Bnep, we'll known, all.round crook
bnl confidence man, has been nrreeted,
charged with rohbing "a wealthy citl-
zen Of Albany OF $4,000, a year anu a
half ago.
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HENDERSON, MINI, Sept. 90. -
James O'Neill this Afternoon killed
Michael Collins and fatally wounded
his two grown cons and was himself
wounded. The cause was aquArrul over
u division line between two farms.
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MEMPHIS, Sept. 20.-A slight shock
Of earthquake, lasting two or threp
seconds, was iolt here Mt 1880.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 9j.-A
ellght earthquake shock was felt here
at 1851 tonight.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. GA
slight shock Of earthquake was felt
here tonight at 1880.
BuRLiNGTON, Ia, Sept. 96.-Two
distinct earthquake shocks were felt
hero nj II O'Clock.
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Frauois Joseph Is Accorded u spien.
aiL Men.nIIon.

vienna, Sept. 20. Emperor Francis
Joseph upon arriving tjday at Prague
was accorded splendid reception.
The Emperor praised the Bohemians
10Y their loyalty aud assured them Of
his constant paternal sOlieitude for
their welfare.
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LouisvTLLr KY, Sept. 90. IA
slight earthquake shock of about ono
seconds duration was felt nj 1885 to-
night. There were two vibrations, one
VI which caused the city hail clock 20
strike. Signal Officer Burke says the
motion was vertical, not lateral, there
In differing from others he had cx.
porlenoed. Tho shock was generally
felt through the city and ut Madison,
Indiana.
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CoLUNurN o., Sept a5.-Gcncral
Jane a. Wilcox, general counsel "
the G. IL. y. ami T. railroad, died here
today. He was provost marshal f1f
this district during thU war, anu die.
dnguishVd member VI the Ohio bar.
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OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. eJ.--It l. geu-
orally understood that unless some
thing unforeseen occuu the prorogat Ton
Of Parliament will take place on We'd
nusday next.
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ror violation 81 the chinese Esciu.
sian Act

wATEHruwS, NY, Sept. 10 Four
Chiuamun were captured In this city
this morning. They will bo returned
TO China rs they violated the exclusion
law.
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Sr. PErrnsnuRd, Sept. 20. - The
Bourto Gdsstts says the agreement ~
10 the Issue u tue new Russian loan
has been signed.
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BERLIN, Sept. 20.-It "a now under
stood here that both Mendelssohn aud
Wamchaucn will issuo the Russian
loan.
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ST. PETEiLnuHG, Sept. 2G.-It IA
POLITICALLY denied here that Russia
Is negotiating for commercial treaty
with peffla.
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TEIRE HAuTE, Ind, Sept. 21.--A
distinct shock Of an earthquake was
felt here at 1880 this evening, lasting
north TO south. Many persons were
nausenled hy the undulatlon. one oi
the two st,smoscopcs In this country
by which the duration 81 an earth.
quake Il accurately determined IA at
tue Rose Polytechnic Institute, but at
this hour has not been examined.
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81. LOUIS, Sept. gJ.-lt has been dls.
covered that four prisoners cscnpcd from
Jefferson barracks. one has been 10
captured.
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DULUTH, MINI, sept 2G.-Hon.
John ID. Howard, the millionaire
pioneer and state senator, died today.
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.SumSGrlELp, H., Sept. 28.-An
earthquake shock was distinctly felt ut
1850 this evening. Windows ratified
violently, aud tue circuit court IN scs-
sion was Temporarily interrupted.
Reports from Jacksonville, Tayloryillt,
Decatur aud Mount palaiki state that
the shock was felt there.
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NEW ,YoRR, Sept 2J.-Charlcs Il.
Locke, Operatlc manager, has been
arrested upon tho complaint of He'd
mont, opera singer 10 recover $1,000.
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SEoKuis, Ia, Sent. 9G.-At 1850
tonight there occurred. three distinct
earthquake shocks which shook build.
ings IN various parts Of the city; tho
shocks were OF short duration.
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Vibrations Distinctly Felt In q Great
Many Places, but Only Slight
Damage Done.
rHC rCmPERATuRr rALtS rCH
DEGREES At PIoRiA.
vibration, rei, ~ various places
Saturday.

"a. LOWS, Sept. 20. An earthquake
shock occurred nj 1880 tonight. The
vibrations were distinctly felt, passing
south. IL lasted about ten seconds. IL
Us not thought that any damage was
done. At one newspaper Office the
compositions left their cases ami rushed
10 the streets. People were awakened
from sleep, particularly from the west
end, and rushed 10 the streets In their
night clothes. Among those who
migrated from thelr beds was Governor
johnson with his family J. u. Water
Of tue Salvage cOrps, on the corner Of
Locust aud seventh streets, WINS shaken
OIL his stool while sitting ut the switch.
board. Considerable crockcry aud
glassware was demolished. IL n ~.
ported, hut not authenticated, that
wooden stables on the outskirts Of the
town were tipped over. buildings fac.
lng north and south were yislbly NJ.
fccted. The wntchmeu In several VI
tue buildings became alarmed and has
tened 10 the ground. No serious dam.
age u yet reported.
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wAHuSGToS, Sept. %. - Major
Weigell, special agent OF the general
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TIM CONVERSION OF PROFESSOR
wiNhcnEJD

N Leipilc TO Professionalism Ia not OK.
hctly accurate. His conversion was
NOT entirely due 30 his dlsapprOyal Of
the exhibition OF the "holy coat" The
facts are that the professor Joined the
old Catholic movement In 1870, since
which time he has been entirely
dlsasSoolaIed win the Catholic
church.
THE REPORT or THE SOCIALIST STRIKE
COMMITTEES discloses the entire failure
u tho organizations which were being
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MOuNr VERSION, H., Sept. ga
shock OF earthquake Of several seconds
duration shook this place and country
for miles around tonight about n
O'Clock. Houses rocked, mon were
thrown out Of their chairs and brick
buildings were badly damaged.
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PEORIA, Sept. 96.-l.atc tonight a
severe earthquake shock was felt here
along the bluffs and back from the
river. Jacksonville, Bloomington Rnd
other places report the shock felt there.
The train dispatcher nj Loganeport,
Ind, says the shock was 10 violent
there and at Vinccnucs that articles OF
furniture tumblcd down and the
people loft their houses In fright. The
temperature has fallen ten degrees
since the disturbance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-08-13
rive More ren.or Wa, for CHINA.

SAN FRANCISCO, August l2.-Df.
Gravatt, Of the United States naval
hospital at Yokohama, who arrived
here yesterday on thc"Oceanic," states
that the promptness OF the American
admiral, Belknap, vt the time u thu
recent massacre at Wuhu was = subject
Of much favorable comment on the
part OF the white residents of Shaug.
hal. just before the steamer len CHI
nese waters the United States steamer
"Spalos" proceeded up the Yang -lse.
Kiang river 10 Wuhu. This "Alurpi
remained at Shanghai.
10 ID stated that on July let Bolknap
cabled u Washington Tor Ave more
mon.of.war, and hal been assured by
return message that additional forces
would be dispatched To Asialic waters.
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SARATOGA, August l2.-rhe track
was fast and the weather warm.
Five furlongr--O. T.. ". won, Grey
Goose second, John Wiuhle third.
rimo-l:Oi,.
Five and ono.hhlf fIrlongs--Tor.
mentor won, Costa leca second, Belle
dor thiri. Iimc-l.l0.
Mile aud ursixtrenth-Abi won,
Now.Or.Nover second, Versatile third.
Time -l!il.
Fiv. and ono.half furlongs--Prince
OF DARKNESS won, Fillidc second, King
Mae third. rimo-l.ll.
Six aud oue-half iurlongs-Grftlo
won, Bustced second, Longleaf third.
rime-l.23l.
Maid fourth. Beet timo-g.lil.
The a:la trot- Diamond won, Jean
Na,lean second, Ahhir V. third, Allue
fourth. Best time 2:l7.
The 81 trot-N. /. y. won, Eva
willard second, Katie T.. third, Jerry
l.. fourth. Beet time-e:2ai.
In an exhibition trot by Justlnn aud
Globe 10 beat their own record Of 800,
they came In IN 2.l6l.
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CHICAGO, Angus. i2.-The NoWS
will ray tomorrow that work has been
stopped on the Fair buildings. Elrora
We're made by the engineers depart.
ment IN calculating the strain to which
several buildings win be sut !ecled. IL
was the discovery Of thcs. efIors that
led TO Chlof Engineer Gottlieb's tesiR-
nation. Chief of Construction Burn
ham has had large force figuring, and
found that nearly all the foundations
viii have 10 he made stronger. Burn
ham declined ~ discuss the matter, but
aid that work viii be resumed ON the
buildings tomorrow. The grounds. II
was stated, Of the operations would
probably bc resumed within forty-eight
hours,
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san ANTONIO, Texas, August L.
Adyices from many points In the state
u Coahuila and Durango, Mexico, are
condensed into the following: Water
scarce, poor crops aud no money. A
good cotton crop has been made In but
one settlomont-the colony Of Ijahua-
lilo, In which President Diaz and one
Of his o1.ministers are personally inter.
esied. The people have obtained water
from the river Nazss, thereby deprive
ing the planters OF tho Lagina district
aud thor hundreds Of dependents. A
hot has been narrowly aveFtcd. Corn
In Durango IL selling nj 450 per vanega,
o. los pounds. A deputatlon OF citi-
Gems recently visited the City Of Mex
leo 10 Induce the government 10 re-
move tho duty on American corn, but
were not successful. Many OF the
poorer classes Of Durango are destitute,
and their needs have converted them
into very dangerous characters.
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A world. Fair question settled nj
I.naI

CHICAGO, August l2.-The long
pending question Of who Ia 10 bo chief
Of the Worlds Fair Horticulture
Bureau Is settled Mt last. Director
General Davis this evening nominated
James Samuels Of Kentucky, as here.
toforc predicted, anu tue nomination
was promptly confirmed by the board
" control Of the national commission
and the executive committee Of the
local directory. Mr.. Samuslr Ia the
owner Of several orchards and nurseries
and has oeen employed In horticulture
almost nom childhood. Director
General Davis also filled smother i'm.
portant position by nominating ~ chief
u the department OF liberal art Dr.
Selim II. Peabody, vice Prof. Adams,
resigned. This nomination WIS also
confirmed. DR.. Peabody was regent
OF the University Of Illinois for ten
years, srHirning In June last lie has
been president OF the National Educa-
ton Association for tho past year.
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ArLANrA, Ga, August i2.--A "bllnd
tiger" was uncarthcd In the state
capitol this morning. The chief Of
police haa arrested Peter McMichael,
porter In the State senate, Tor selling
liquor without license. The chief "
police s,atts that McMichAel, who l. n
negro, had large trade with the mem.
burs NJ the assembly. The member. Of
the assembly nre very Indignant aud
the matter created great excitement.
Governor Gordon gave the chief "
police authority to make the raid In
ihe ants.room where tho whisky was
sold. Detectives found fourteen bot.
ties Of whisky and lot Of beer.
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CIucAdo, August l2.--rhe track
was fast. Ia the fourth race Jockics
Fox anu Moore were seriously injured
by their horse-, Earnest Race aud Al
len Bane, falling.
Six furlougs- Colonel Hunt won,
Sailor B1y second, Hominy Blll third.
rime-l:l-.
Mile anu seventy yards Arundel
won, Reveal second, Langley third.
Time-l;i7..
Eleven siXieonths NJ mlle--Sam
Farmer won, Ray :. second, Nancluso
third. Timc-lusl.
Mile aud au eighth. L0nglight
won, FL. Hopper second, Mary Sue
Thru. rimr-l.ji.
Niue.rixtoenth VI mile Tom III.
Hot won, Deceit Second, Queen Dcceiv'
or third. rime-:55.
Six FuTlongs - Blue Maid won,
Eight.,o-Sevon second, Ithica third
rimt-l.lD.
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,.sy TRANSITIONS from sltrp TO
DEATH.
LANES RUSSELL LOWELL.
nj. Death Rather Unexpected by MS
rricnds.

trteutss
Bos1oS, August i2.-At the man
.ion OF ElmvoOd estate, where Lowell
died. there are no members OF the
family today but the daughter and son.
in.isw Of the poet. HE body lies In
m. sleeping apartment where the last
hours Of hts life were spent. His death
WAS extremely peaceful. Although II
VAS known he could not live much
longer, his death was nevertheless
niher unexpected. The transition
nom sleep 10 death was 70 easy that Tor
afw moments nobody In the room oh
,efyed that lie had ceased to breathe.
His eyes were closed and they never
otsntd. lie passed away with only n
heavy sigh ~ indicate the separation
III a great soul from WORKOUT body.
The fnneral will bc held Friday Mt noon
In Appleton Chapel, Cambridge. II Ia
ptobable that Blshop-elcct Phillips
brook. will olliciatc.
I.Dwell's health has been impaired
ever since his return TO this country In
1865, after concluding his diplomatic
effyices abroad. A year and u half
aao his condition became serious and n
fatal termination was feared, but hia
NNAlAll AlNNAi AlNAN " NAfANNA ~ aNhf ~ -
Sir. Burnett, his only child, has been
with him constantly. She Ia his only
near relative except brother, whose
ghereabouiB IN unknown.
IL appears the poet was taken sick
about live weeks ngO. About two weeks
or more Rgo lac became delicious, anu
up " Monday he recovered conscious.
ness only nj brief Intervals, when he
gave the mombem " his family sigus
II recognition. Monday afternoon,
when the nurses changed his bedding,
be suffered Intensely when moved,
and finally snidi "Oh, why don't you
let me de-" Those words We're hls
last. lie seemed from that time TO lose
heart, and gradually his life faded
away. Hu continued In comatOsc
condition until j;lj O'Clock this morn.
Ing, when the last spark OF life went
out. Beside him In bis last moments
were the sister Of his nrst wife, his
daughter, Mrs. Edward BURNETT, aud
her husband. the cx-congrcssman, "a.
well as the nurses aud servants Of the
household.
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JEROME PARK, August 1.-THE
track was fact aud the weather warm.
Half mile Fagut won, Plcalili
second, Mirmlnt third. Timc-;iD.
Six furl1u. - Little Fred won, rrcl-
liz Wood second, Mr.. Sass third. Time
l;lsl,
Fave furlongs-Contrlbut won,
Key West second, kingstock third.
Tlmc-l;Oli,
Fourteen hundred yards-Soho won,
Lima second, Stfldeaway third. Time
--l:2.l.
Six iuflongs-wah Jim won, Shenan.
donh second, Canvas third. Time
1919.
Handicap sweepstakes, short steeple-
chase course Bassram won, Gladiator
second, Ecatto third. Time-l:36l.
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DESvER, August l9.-Frlday Marie
Brbrs Of this city sent 10 q prominent
Jewolry store asking that a diamond
necklace and ring bo sent her for In.
spection. Gems TO the value " 5000
were sent by ana employee. rhe
woman invited him Into the front
parlor to drink wine. He drank,
placing the diamonds on the piano.
He then r,eled and fell TO the floor.
The wine had been druggcd. When
he recovered the woman and diamonds
were gone. SO was traced 10 Omaha,
which place she left Monday night for
Chicago.
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SArtoNAt LLAsuE-uHuuKtiNs
The Cincinnati game Was postponedi rain.
INV Yunk,
New York. \. Chicago, ,. nhtttHcd-llusi
buckley uumuCrt, hiiulgc.
ritiLApTLruiA.
Phladolphll. %. Cleveland. 3, BAtteries-
Roper, Clumcutti Young, thinner
uusToN.
uost1n, Z lftisbufg. I. Batteries STACY
Nichols; Heunull, CALVIN.
AHEgicAN AssoCtArtoS-st. Louis.
st. Louis. Washington, s.
cotuNnps.
Columbus. I; Athletic, 2.
LouisylLLE.
Louisville. o. Baltimore. o.
CfycigtAft,
Cincinnati Boston, Z. ruu innings.
WLsrEHs iLA0rL-puLuIu,
puluth. o. Minneapolis,
OMAHA.
Omaha. O.. pcnycr,a.
MLWAukEu,
Milwaukee. 10; sioux City,a
Kansas CRY.
Kansas City,Ci Lincoln, T.
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"A International Convention OF the
y. ", CA.

AMSTERDAM August ~. - Tho
twelfth International convention OF 4.
N. q. a. Of all lands convened here
today. Tho total attendance will he
about 800, OF which 100 repre-.
sent the American associations. Dele
gates are also present from Great
Britain, Holland, Germany, Swi,zcr.
land, France, Italy, sweden, Russia,
India aud other countries. President
Count Won Hogomorp OF the Hague
was elected president, aud ON taxing
the chair delivered au gdrcHs In Dltcli
aud English. Brief reports OF the
work In different counties were pro.
scented, Richard G. Morse OF New
York reporting for America. His rel
port showed that one.thiri OF the as.
sociallons u the world are Ia America.
They own throo.quar,urs Of tho prop.
orty owned by the associations aud
employ twice as many secretaries as
all other countries.
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LoND0N, August lg.--Mmp. Patty
tonight had house party u inaugur.
ntc her beautiful new theatre recently
built rs wing Ia her castle. Two
hundred We're present. Nicoliul,
Novara, Durword, Lely, Madame
Valda AMI Others were among the
principal artists. Patti appeared ~
Nioletin In "rnvlata." The costume
was pink satin, trimmed IN cmbrol.
defel roses, ornaments, diamonds. she
saug mRgniiiocntly, RTuusing the audi
oncc % the highest pitch 0f cnt usl'
asm. Bhe was ably supported ny
Nirolini. The diva was repeatedly
called before the curtain. Tomorrow
a grand ball will be given, Patty lead
lug the frsi dance. Friday another
performance will be given, In which
Patti viii appear In the spring scene
from "Marlhn," aud the balcony scene
from "Iiomco and Juliet"
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Howell. the Insoi,-nt Lumber ner.
chant.

CHICAGO, August i2.-Judgc Brown
Of Du Page county, sitting Ia the coun.
" count, rem cred a decision tins
morning 20 the effect that ). u. How.
ell, the ins1lvont lumber merchant.
created n voluntary assignment for tie
bcnuflt u all his creditors, when he
conveyed his property 10 the Firt
National Bank Of Chicago, which by
the decision II declared 10 lie the ~.
signce. The opinion was given on the
petition OF the North Wisconsin lum.
her Company. Howell did n very ex.
tensive business, with branches In
Omaha, Atcblson, Kansas City and
olleW hnre.
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Iroubie Anticipated A'nouE the s,ouN
tudtsas.

CHAMBERLAiS, ). d., August H.
There promises 70 be considerable
trouble when the government begins
10 pay the Sioux Indians fot the lands
ccdul 10 the United States Onc aud "a
huli years ago. In all there hHve been
about II 900. 900 acres that the Sioux
rrliuqui-hcI TO the Government, aud
la pay therefor the indians are 10 70.
ceivc various gO0us, such ~ plOws,
harfuws, cows, horses and wagons. The
Indians arr not pleased NJ IT," prospect
~ receiving this kind Of pay Tor the
Lands, anu mere IL certain ~ be pro.
tc.t made against paying them Ia
goods that are Of no use u The majority
of the red men. They want cash.
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OTTAWA, Ont, August Ia Today
ln.thc senate ailway Com mlttec G..
y. Armstrong, the original % ntraet or
Chaleurs Railway, was examined. lie
gave n history u how the new com.
pany was formed. The witness ~.
fused 10 say what he had done with
tie moneys arising from dlsconnting of
letters Of credit. The amount thus
raised reached Sl75,0O0. He said he
had paid the money out NJ soon ~ II
was received, but won Il not say TO
whom. When asked u lac had given
II 10 PRcand he refused h. answer.
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vienna, August l2.-rhe defalca.
lions Of the chief clerk Of Moropurge
& Go. OF Trieste, who failed yesterday
with liabilities amounting To s., 800, =
900, We're discovered during the latter
part Of July. a strong effort was made
10 tldc over the difficulty, and the iirm
applied 20 It's correspondents abroad
for assistance 10 cover the deficiency
made by tho disastrous spoculstiOns Of
it, clerks. Tho Paris R1ihschilds,
who are creditors for 81 ,000,eJO, urged
the firm TO go into liquidation. The
foreign houses are affected by the
failure 10 tho extent Of 100000
florlns.