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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-10

The Illinois House On the oh inst
passed the Child Labor bin. II re-
ceiyed l0l affirmative votes and but
two negative. THIS bill provides that
no child under the age ot thirteen shall
he employed by any peHOn, hfm or
corporation unless an aged OF inilrm
relative Is dependent on the child Tor
support. Ia such case Il u made
necessary for the child TO procure a
certificate mo the board OF education.
The t0ard paIYat Issue this certificate
unless the child has attended school Tor
nj least eight weeks Of tho current
year. fho penalty Is a line Of not less
than $40 nor more than $50.
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AFTER THE STORM.
THEY co TO aLrYRE TO SPEND
rHEIR HONEYMOON.
The Happy Brid- ~ Daughter OF
Comm odore usraer. New Sork.

~
Commodore osr.er. New Sorh.
LONDON, June iO.-5it William Cor.
don Cumming was married this morn
ing, In tic Holy Trinity church nc
Chelsea, 10 Miss Florence Garner, q
daughter OF the lltu Commodore
William Garner, New York City.
Only twelve people were present.
The marriage WIS particularly
secret marriage. Sir William was
proud looking, cool and entirely self.
possosssd. Theru is no trace Ia his
personal Appearance II depression or
emotion resulting frOm yesterday
verdict.
Lady aud Sir William Gordon Cum.
ming left this city shortly after the
ceremony Tor the bfidsgtDOm'r estate,
Aliyre, near for.c-, In scotland, where
they willspcnd the honeymoon.
In an Interview today Slr william
Gordon Cumming said ho had nothing
10 add 10 what he said In the witness
box. lie refused 20 say anything In
regard 10 the commcnls of tho news.
lapers upon the cssr usl decided, say
ing that they were at perfect liberty 10
say what they pleased.
when the verdict was PRONOUNCED
against him, Slf William again offered
10 cancel his engagement % Miss
Garner, but that lady. believing IN his
innocence, would not hear such a
thing aud Insisted that tho marriage
should take place today.
10 expected that sir william and
hi wife win visit tho United States In
the autumn.
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The Australian soIani.. Admitted {.
th. Postal tniou.

WAnuNuTos, June i0..-.Frum priv.
ate adyiees received nj the poet office
department from the Universal Postal
Union Congress, now holding sessiu
In Vienna. II IL learned that the long
defircd acocsfiln OF the Australian
Colonies has been effected. This
means a reduction u moIu than flity
per cent. In the rates oi postage 10
those countries.
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VERSAILLES, No., June l0.-The
Usage river u higher than for many
years, The bottom lands and wheat
iiclds are flooded. Great loss viii ~.
suit nom its destruction VI crops aud
the washing away Of fences aud rail.
road ties.
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Real estate men report that while the
market may SOON " tlo slow, there BE- n
steady stream Ut money flowing iu huro
from tho East, aud IL hoing steadily In
vested.
Now what conclusions are 10 be-
drawn from this conflict IN descriptions
u the situation hur3 Either thvriitor
or the reporter must h. an Intentional
falsifi,i, or else 10th must br the. most
stupid nud thickheadcd scrlhrs ON the
American continent Vet these are
the Mind u men who are trying 90
control the drsiinics 81 a prosperous
Territory. They do not appear 10 have
even the faculty Of telling plausible
lie, without stamping ou H. fncci's own
vfuiatlou.
Tho Tribune also contends that there
u no change Ia the situation in this
ely, county aud Territory. l WUuld
respectfully call attention 10 ~ own
report " tho commencement eACrcltva
Of g. Marks school. and fur Ne own
cdurati0u I Will reproduce the closing
paragraph of thni r,pott Here u Il:
"nIahop toouafd has issued q circular
10 tho friends OF ~ Marks school In
which De- aysi
"'Wo fecufafe tho iarI tbsi ihc une has
cone when tHHuHr b. o. |Ituis1 ir ttn rHn.
durt ~ st MARI school. To cif. umatanrrf
which called % tntH existence o. ulssiln
tafilusll tis ufupotsd a. rtaufe ne char
afifT ut inr sfhHUl. uruHnlIr With ihr faIl
torn, |H -er'r nlrf ~ NHft's nisu school VII
= , ssas, lsr ,h' is.s O. "a ' , 81 r,'
a.liri Hf furrrirf q frhr1H. H1i inn unuliff N
puplis Will o. d uiiri, and bah gIadr ui iu
sifuriiun vii tc Impaired"
4 sruANutu.
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SALiHBuRY, June 10. Forest nrcs
arr raging In Providence especially
Ou the northern branch ~ the Inter
colonial railroad. Kent junction Il
wiped out aud Wexford and Coal
branch are In danger. Every available
man Il fighting tho fire. Many saw
mills are burned. The IRE isspfcading
and unless aid comes SOON, much great.
~ damage IL threatened.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-10

WAmifNGroN, juno 0,-The census
office bulletin shows the petroleum pro-
duc.d In elgyemHtaiss la lssl. The
total production wasai, $50, 900 bATEvls,
valued nj s.d,6ii,OOJ,
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WONDERLAND
Week of juno O.

j. g. McASDREws, the Original
Watermelon Man.
TllE GREAT FITZPATRICK "A.
MilA, original Snls, hell Ringers.
filE DuCii DuO. Leach aud iorklns.
TllE niG FOOTED GiIll, Miss
Fannie Nils.
Last aegt af the MidEei Pau.
MISS JENNIE QJIGLEY.
lOs.--AbHIssioN.-1oe.
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SEATTLE. Wash, June l0.-A saw
mill 1t Snohomish burned last night.
The ilfe spread 10 tho Telegraph office,
cutting OH tho communication, rhe
loss 10 fully 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-10

IN ne ifulalr tlHN in anl toe salt iAhr
tnthp'iuu'"iI ~ liah'
in tho matter ~ thu Isiais ana Uuafianship
Of Joseph Z. ~, ufahaia. % ai. ninars.
order n shaw Cauis ahy orif ~ sale of
Teal LsiAio sh1uii noi 10 made,
S,AnAu A. MITCHELL GRAHAM. rnE
,,ph l.. II ifrdir ~, WILLIAM H., i.ass. aSsh
D, ant tlaries ~ ufahau. Nin,rs, haslrf
nlcd boz pgiiion htfgin, duly ysfined, praying
m.uofs. tas ths rlr6o.ss mem ssl fofth, II h
hereby ordered ihat iho nsNt II Nm uf no
Nafdsi Ani Az lrfslnt inirigsird 10 me Csiaio
s,i Iss ,gf. I .s,1,s tss , foss',
" 10 o'cloCk 10 he forenoon u tal day. u
The tuuri huan 90 taI1 Eunlihir Court NJ Inc
County tuuu iiuufr, Iu The Ciii ahf ruunt ~
a. order sh1uld 800 20 gfantri 10 ne sali
guardian, D. HHl 90 much ~ ~ rrlI rHfair 10
Ms faid minnrs, 70 rtiYair sale, ne shail 20
f.hsi ~ tSs5t I'M. se}fs..1,, ~, va gssti itl w
ntstutf tNtstsu AtWs, urWsTap1f printed
and puh.lshgt On sald 90 and touniy.
Nv nA.lttii, Probate Judge.
TtumfoHr 90 utH.I.,
uounly II saii iatr,
I,C,E, Allen. Clsrk " The Probate Court In
and Tor The CsuniY of salt i.Ake, in tho Tern,
tafY ~ Utah, do htIrHy rrHiff that tho loo
Foing Il full, true ami correct copy 81 uftiaf
" fhnN cause VIII ufirrpf salrot real estate
should not h. made in me fualfrr tho estate
And Fuafdianship ~ joseph d. ~, TROJAN, I'd
Al, mlnafs, a. anIiHAft ~ rrrurd in ny arrs'
~ witness whereof ! have hrfruhto sct my
hand aai Hh.sd ms .sal u SAID Court this
isiAL o.. Y. AtIFN.
Ny q. y, STANTON,
pepuW CLERK dsw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-10
Alleged Smuggling Of q. y Navy oni.
eENs.

san FRAscisUD, June iO.-rho
Chronicle states that the treasury agent
visited Mare Island navy ysni last
week aud made tho discovery that n
large quantity Of duilahlo merchandise
was brought into the country by suy.
cfal American war vessels which g..
Gently returned frUm a Chinese station,
and that no revenue charges were paid
on u. II h said the vntiru C1usign.
moni, worth several thousand dollars,
was HriEu1 by The customs authorities
aul submitted a. the appraiser.
The thruHicic states that fnmc II tho
principal officers ~ the Omaha" and
One OF two officers " the ''iwntafa, +"
afc concerned Ia the smuggling and
that action IL being taken In tho matter
by the naval ani Treasury departments
IN Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-10

A unAV NNHE, WINE srur pN TOnL.
~ head, uaht hind foot Whit b, mtfaf1 un
naht tln iioium % ~ tunIe stftgi, Mae
tCruth Wafis ~
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riAE GaggGs.lGi Ass !lTlgs. slys



s,h Ward Go o. eor. 10 Ia.t AL an south
o. o. nTuHta. cor lsf south ana 90 Rad
luulgtf nfps DI h -ifrrt
laniirH q HurfHF, rll Man
~, hulitosufih,cor ird Wet .ni 20 south
Wa riuHfmsu, cav. an NuHh
i'th Naf1 HtuIa, nf1M iat nnUth
hrt. q, iiin. "a 4 IN Nsft
n q tfana, M y IN Msst
n .. SWIMMING. tii ~ Tt Wet
lfaht nfHruns, aIt n AZ tnst
HiiuNsH Nrua. ~ D. "a south
Mr. A. Horne, tIts STATE and ilih snnfh
.Harl suat, sslM rth ratit
ia A. ttine. ~ = gnd Iast
u H. trfInr,a ~ ~ Hffrft
John u tels1n, nsE ~ oath
Mlhuf ifogin, ~ ". Nafih Ismpia
Z. ~. Wn0dmi, titttiy Tirk
John Toe, co., snd south an ift Issi
- W. ArHrIg 90 fufk tfWHrr drug store
lnnIu.eh s kinE, a. Mrsl femp's
=, ", iiarf, 90 Il -ifsnt
Luhu flruNu, fuF. \. IrWulf Hud "a a.
q. T.. itHit. az rtfth strgrt
lurtant nnrrdln. U1luiifui
sssis ag " ssnuid,ni coapy,' '''i sss.S
iamra Mellon, LlF tuttuuaoad
NtnfFr sHNlir, MUtfeeE
j, D, hohinfon Harrington
DC. nspasits rau b. mnie Al ths nank or
vita luY Of ~ Ascnts, and When thr amount
frafhrs iiIni thu dSpusiiuf sill 80 a urT tgnt
piefssi thafsQu, cuiaruua1cd uiass Yr4f.
oonornl Banking business.
piHf gtuus.-r AfmtifoHF. y, w. Maiden
lhNas W tllffhrf Bolivar aalffia, ~. Doe,
y. Richards, fnns5 W. ifnulnFa, q. N. Hardy
~ D. tunmihfa, samuel heiubfr
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The n.psr, of ,h. jar q. the waiiA
MalIn ~ milling.


wsiis LSnehinE.
MALLA WALLA, Wash, June To-
The Washington grand Jury vmptn.
Ullcd 10 Investigate the lyuching III
Hunt by soldiers, April -, reported 10
tho superior court q truu hili against
seven enlisted men VI the Fourth
United State cavalry, The report says
there l. no doubt that Colonel ComI.
ton did not believe his troops would nj.
tempt % lynch Hunt, bat the attack
ON the sheriff aud hi- prisoner On tho
night before the lynching, aud the
open drfiancuOf the non.rommisslOnsd
Office supported by the gunri, should
have been sufficient warning
10 him " what might bu OK.
prcioi; Negligence existed In not
taking ample pfecaution 10 keep
his men under direct control. The
jury j. 0f the opinion that the sheiiii
was taken by surprise and not prepared
for defense and that II lao made any ~.
sislancc general alarm would hssc
been secured aud In all pfohablll.
~ tho moi would have been dis.
pefscd without gaining their oh.
Jet. The Jury suggtfb that the county
commissioners prepare a statement %
the expenses incurred by the county ON
account OF the outrage and present the
samu ~ u claim against the United
States. II sthcught a. tho relations
between the citizens anu the troops are
rather strained ~ would he we'll 10 have
tho latter exchanged,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-10

Tho following appropriations wcro
Adjourned Tor one week.
prohnte Court.

Estate OF John 3. Barnes; claim Of
$3.50 allowed.
Estate and guardianship Of Parailee
X. Pitts et al, minomi annual account
allowei.
Estate Of John Scott; order made APP
pointing Barlow Ferguson admiuii.
irstor upon ding bond In tho SUN Of
e., 400.
Estate andl guaFiianship u Joseph
l., NJ. Graham Il al, minors; Friday,
July ~, b hear petition for order TO
sell real esinse.
Estate and guardianship Of Leo
Hawkins a al, minors order liking
June 90, 1891, 10 hear petition for let
toTs OF guardianship,
A. 'aic VI Mary Ann Lenzl, bond Of
adn .hstatot la 500 approved.
Estate u samuel n. Lens; bond Of
Ia tie sum OF 5000 APP
proved.
Leonard Calvert first sou Of Lord
Baltimore, died June o, 1871. II was
lac Tho conducted the expedition 10
Maryland In 1858,
The I'm. Dltch colony landed In
New York June ~, 1901.
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'I'kN ACRfs uI LANn. WIN A TtNg
tuutn ~ tour Rooms hni Hnnd uuthuiIi
nFs, he faytoucliy, Address = iioa 2, raYs0n,
Ntah ulm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-10
CLOTHING.

500 Youths and Boys Suits to DO closed out.
$50 Pair Of Mons Pants at Roal Bargains
200 Pair Youths and Boys Pants cheaper than oyor.
ono lot OF Boys KNEE SUITS at 7oo por suit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-10
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars More Bonds Voted.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
Big Protest Against the West Side
Rapid Transit Steam Dummy.-
Conduit Inspectors Appointed.

The regular weekly sesslon Of the
City Council was called to order at s:l5
O'Clock last night by Mayor scott. The
following members responded 10 roll
call; Pickard, Spanord, Heath, Arm.
strong, Hall, Anderson, James, Par.
sons, Cohu and Lynn.
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out or ITS OWN MOUTH.


SALT LAKE. uTY,
June 2, 1901.
Editor Dcscrt Nerc
An editorial In this days issue Of
the salt Lake 7fibiiqe attracted my
attention by reason u fiImsy argu.
ments CD IN favor Of maintaining the
obi lines In local politics. The article
concludes with the following para
graphs.
IN the meantime The agitation hurts
business; IN he meantime. Eisiorn pcp-
pie. who would like Gao cluo here. uro
holding awByi In The mniniimc, there l.
no Eastern money coming, aud sll ih1t
would b. needed now i1 utterly pru-iratr
business would be to hfvn the assurance
given that the "Iibcml" party had died,
aud that thttc was au Imminent prospect
" statehood for ltah, 10 Tie coming SOS.
sion ct Congress.
This states distinctly that there l. no
Eastern money coming 10 Utah; and
IN ease tho "Llhoml" patty becomes
defunct that absolute pr0stfation "
trade will prevail.
Ia the first column n page Fix ~ III,
sans Issue Ia which . the editorial 10.
fuffci 10, arrcau the following iiemi
MONTY CoviNs ~
Three M tour large iois ~ mouov have
been received here rerouilv from Boston
Tor Investment In local realty.
And further on In the sans column
! fini anlihcr Item Of "a similar Import.
Herr II u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

Ladies' Beaded capos at $3.50 zach,
Ladies' SIX capos cost.
Ladlos ond Misses Blouse Waists cost.
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests. for use.
Ladies' chomIso i5e 2oo, csc 4oo, worth double
Ladies' Fancy Paasols, 2Fo, former price ESQ.,
si25 and sls5
Ladies' Opera Shawls Cost
Big Stock Assorted LAGOS SO por yard.
Boys and Girls Straw Hats 25o woro 400 and 75c.
Babies Lace Bonnots Halt Price.
60 Dozen Mems Jersey Ribbed Drawers at aso
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DRESS GOODS AT ACTUAL COST.
SHOES.

1000 Pair Ladies', MIssos', and chndrons Shoes and
slippers at Sacrifice. These Of limos
that wo don't ntond to keep any honoo tho worry
prieos wo havo put thom. Will pay you to look at
thom.
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10 mo ifulaio rauu in sud Toe salt Iahr
County, tUTu'ury N tiah,
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The committee on licrnse, to whom
was ruicffcd tie communication Of
Treasurer Walden, suggesting M
amendment Ia tho ordinance la regard
10 license bonds, reported that while
the suggestion was n good one, the
Council wRs p0wcfluss Ia tho mates ns
the ordinance was Ia accordance with
the Territorial statutes. Adopted.
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City Engineer DOremus submitted
duplicate plat. Of 80 feet street open
ed through block 70, plat A. Commit
tee on streets.
ADDITIONAL RIunr on WAY
Pho salns olileeE reported thai be
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The tax for extending the water.
main on Tenth East street was con.
iltncd upon the report Of the recorder
stating that no protest against tho I'm.
pfovemcut hal been hlcd.
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q. W. Zane, the engineer on the
sewer pump, askcd tina, he be allowed
nm assistant, a. he would then he On.
nblui 10 handle the sewerage 10 better
advantage. Committee on sewerage
with the engineer associated.
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IN b 5s.sSh { r. dis is 81, :, !, fii ss.
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order n shos Causs shy ofirf ~ sale q
Heal Estate Hh1uid nui hu made.
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had arranged for additional right Of
way Tor tue parlcy's canyon conduit
NJ a cost OF 500, aud asked that the
amount be placed ON the appropriation
iistto pay for the same.
nSlcR WORK instructors.
The hoard Of public works reported
the appointment Of T.. NJ. LeProhon,
James Austin and Orson Platts A. in.
spyctofs Of the Parlcy's canyon con.
duit Confined.
COMPLETION oF NOTICES.
The City Recorder reported the
completion N publication Of notice, for
the extension u watcrmains on Sixth
sndSeventh South streets east. Con.
trmcd.
REMISSION o. SIDEWALK TAN.
The Board Of pulic works reported
iavombly on the petition OF +. n.
Dyer for the remission u sidewalk tax
AUDITING HE property on Commercial
street. Granted.
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The board II Public works reported
that sl,nlO.O2 was due Duboi. n
Williams ior work done on the parley's
conduit during the month Of May;
also that the sum oi sl,2.d3i was due
HObsUn & MilkerOn. Adopted.
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8 Pieces Yard Wide Carpet at 2oo por yard
fow Brussels Door Mats at SOC zach.
Rugs Art Squares Remnants Carpets at Half Price,
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The committee on municipal laws
reported favofably on the petition re-.
quinng city prisoners to perform labor
when ordered " do NJ by tho police
magistrate. Adopted.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-10-09
THE Battle Of
THE AMAzOnS,
The Chic Gubernational
Contestants in Joint
s Debate.
NIX rNLEY AND CAMPBELL.
Hot Shot Poured From Both Sides
Thirty Thousand People
Present.
By the United Press)

ADA,R., Oct. s. About thirty
thousapEpeople were in town this
afternoV4 to hear the Mckinley
Campb4 debate to-day. The two
arrived at noon, and were greeted
by immense crowds. The rival
candidates took lunch together.
Later in the afternoon Gov. Camp
bell opened the debate with an hours
speech.
He took occasion to denounce Sc
verely the doctrine of protection
and made many telling points,
speaking of reduction of wages, in
crease in business failures, etc, and
asked his opponent where was the
boom that was coming as the effect
of the Mckinley bill.
Maj. Mckinley expressed pleas
ure at seeing Gov. Campbell on the
platform and meeting him in debate.
The two issues before the people
were taxation and silver. The Re-
publican party was opposed to un-
limited free coinage. He made sew
eral arguments against free coinage
and strongly endorsed the doctrine
of protection.
Gov. Campbell delivered a clos
ing volley in a very happy vein and
it was almost dark when the great
joint debate closed.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-10-09
The Great Ecumenical Congress.
BY United Press.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct. S.
The general subject of Ecumenical
Methodism was the subject discussed
by the Ecumenical Methodist Con-
ference to-day. The morning ses-
sion was devoted to the discussion
of the present Status of Methodism
in the Eastern Section" The chief
essay on the subject was made by
Rev. ID. J. Waller, Secretary of
the Wesleyan Methodist Confer
ence. He was followed by Rev.
John Medicraft, of the Methodist
New connection; Rev James Don
nelly, Vice President of the Irish
Methodist conference, and Rev. ].
HI. Bait, of the Bible Christian
church, with addresses on the same
subject. "The present status of
Methodism in the Western sectiQn."
formed the topic for the afternoon
session and addresses on the subject
were made by Rev. Bishop Charles
III. Fowler, of the Methodist Epis-
copal church; Rev. Bishop c. B.
Galloway, of the Methodist Episco-
pal church South; Rev. VIM. Broggs.
Methodist church, Canada, and
Rev. Bishop B. " Arnett, Metho-
dist Episcopal church. THIS even
ing a garden party and reception
was given to delegates 10 the con-
ference by Hon. NJ. G.. Emery, ex-
Mayor of Washington, and his wife
at their residence.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-10-09
The Child Resembles James G..
Py United Press.

MINNEAPoLIs, Oct. s. A spec
ial to the Journal from Sioux Falls,
S D., to-day says: The answer in
the famous divorce suit of Marie
Nervins Blaine VS.. James G..
Blaine, Jr., was served upon Mrs.
Blaine to-day. She ask for de-
cree of divorce and child and for
suitable alimony. Mr.. Blaine in
his reply denies that he deserted his
wife but claims that she deserted
him. He pleads poverty and urges
that he has an income of but $4,000
a year which will cease the first of
December next. He makes a plea
for the custody of the child. There
will probably be hard fight for the
child, who resembles his grand father.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-10-09
DIR. GATLING'S NEW GUN.
He Expects TO Repeat in Heavy Ord
nance His Maohine-Gun Success.
Bv The United Press.

MARION, IND, October S. DR..
Richard j. Gatling. the inventor of
the Gatling gun, which is known
and is in use throughout Christen-
dom, has invented process for the
manufacture of heavy guns, which
he believes will be as great a sue
cess as his wonderful machine
Today he decided to proceed at
once with its manufacture, a stock
company having been organized
here for that purpose. The capital
stock is to be $1,O00,00O, all of
which has been subscribed except
5 100000, which has been guaran-
teed.
DR.. Gatling has devoted years of
study to this invention and has sub
lime faith in its success. He has
several patents which cover both a
composition and a mechanical pro-
cess. The former he declares to be
much greater in tensile strength
than any heretofore known, and by
means of the latter he coils the mol
ten lead about the core, securing the
strength and elasticity of wire wrap
with none of its defects. The com.
position has been subjected to the
severest tests, which it has with
stood even better than expected by
the inventor. The new process il
exceedingly rapid and DR.. Gatling
expects in about four months to b'
ready for a test.
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University Officers Elected.
Special to STATE CHRONICLE.

Special to STATE CHRONICLE.
CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Oct. s, '91.
The senior class of the University
met last week and elected Class-day
officers as follows:
w. E. Rollin, president.
F. G. Mebane, historian.
w. E. Darden, orator.
T. R Foust, prophet.
B. M. Gatling, poet.
G. F. Harvey, marshal.
A committee was appointed to
consider the advisability Of having
a banquet, sometime commencement
week, to which all who have been
connected with the class of 1892
will be invited.
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declared that Charles had offered to
aid her, but she had assured him
she was comfortable. She spoke
bitterly of her half brother, Edward
Stewart. who she said had tried to de-
prive her of her home and had kept
her away from her son. She also
excitedly declared that her son had
been killed by the persecution Of
Davitt, the Irish World, and the
politicians.