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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

CmCAOn, oct. 2u-1hers IL "a
CHANCE los me passenger mtu 50 gain
undyiur honor rvu, iu h.s own
ruuutfy uy prophecy ink thH. ona.way
UDEctr only VIII tH void during tnr
Wrf!l's tair, ami that rates viii bp
Approximately hall pt % nrp aui u
third tor Inc iuuuttip Elg instance,
tue STANDARD rate from NcE YORK {,
Chicago T. $50. Ordinarily IA excur-
s.uu rate wOuii lp ono auu ONT thiri,
0t s-i fbr tie roUuI top between these
points. Probably tnu one way WDrld's
Fair rate viii b. .i8llnr thcrtul1uis.
One argument ngaiu-. one way ticket,
is i1Ht o. intermediate points ON &C.
count OF cUn9gu 20 fp1u ton boz local
rates. Railroads may rs well nuar ion
now uH next May any .iy.
that they can maintain during
the MUrIL'- Fair tho Ire,cnt
rDtps from terminal points % all
Intermediate Iolnis. r. round tain
tickets agC sold the ubiquitous fcalltr
Will see That these tgtUH Extraordinarily
demOralized. rho adoption 90 one
way tlcscts will probably cause no
greater loss Of revenue than the IN.
ovllable dcmdtNl'E 4ti0h % round tTip
tukuts, i: itthOuli II would ou vastly
m0rc Than c0untolba'guccl by the
gain 81 the roals in getting profits
which would otherwise go 90 scIlpeW.
ono way tickets viii n'.o take AWAY
the objection %! thCr Citivs.to reduce
rate 10 Chicago. a pgHeuEer from
san Francisco finds he can continue
bit Journey 10 New Yoyi; o. Boston nt
O. reduced rate after seeing the Morld'H
Fair. rhn provincial dwollpr on Man
haitian leland l. litowife olercd the in
ducemgut, after visiting Chicago, Of
reducci rates 10 -. PAU, S.. Louis VI
san FpuClscO. Under thin system
every prominent point IN tho United
states would have tho advantage Of
exactly the sans reduced basis as IL IN
Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

gnit, Of phiIa .elp hia said 90 the PIE.
.t,iei t.Jckhgldc'a we're not notified
oi the meeting nnd uroxica were not
cent that they mlght 0pp0fe thu reeolu.
tun Of tHy S3 1857 600 consoIdntri
bonds The meeting tee speaker eaiu,
Wa nehud that tho res, luton might
fF,FlL TIE management had nu
tight 10 sny the bonds mus, lu held
uu.il .lpy reached ninety. 10 was
evident TIA, ihs dlrrcl1ts were iu
hole Il somc kind and were taxing this
way az .H,iiar Cut.
G. "a, hHul'ufrn, cHHuspl for some
1i thr preferred stakeholder, offered
Nu amcu.ugut l trn resolution
adopted iU ,Gu general WOgtirg 10 the
ri'ec. iGHi tIc s2i5NDl cUusoli lated
bonnie which We're sut usiUr Tor, ami
are 'hu $50, grly %, tue prc'efrl stock.
luldcn, Dc delivered n them lccorI-
iuE {" thciriu'srcst In them pro rata.
Prsiiaut Willard ovid hv understood
that nalCgH ct tru needing had been
mailed 60 a'i the pr.icUU ttuol,hol.-
err. - was Iggcsili mat the whole
matter DO lrt. over until The December
m tIu', tut the HscahuiGtr. ptucyud-
y4 90 vu,U on NHu Bg-cu's amoid-
mont, which wa. voted Down anu the
original resolution adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

WASHINGTON, D. c., oct. 21.-The
report on the German anu English hop
crops, prepared by Consul Gcneral
attIo 70 tr men. Ol state. The crop for
TINS year in mo German states ~
,stimated Mt IS, 900, 0oO pounds. About
l,5OO,UUD rounds more than the crop Of
1891 anu 4,2is, 600 pounds loss than the
average yield Of the past ten year,.
one halt Of the crop is u high quality
and the large portion Of the remainder
fair English crop showed total pro-
duct OF 10000, coo 10 e. ulO, 900 pounds.
This deficit has brought tu Grrrpuy u
swarm o. English buyers Whoa pur.
chasing hravny the Inferior piaJu OF
the new German crop. N0twl,hstlnd.
ing this the marke, il normal, steady.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

Mayor Waghbutn1. who was iplloReI
ty Cbsuucey NJ. DepcW, who '.Hgt one
o - ueat pfttcltrs, Tor which lu &
fimuua. .uIinc which he re- i.tl % Ga
loAu. with nu unthusi,-iic enc .otn,
VITO asked what uu Thought " the ga.
fadc, Depry replying mat tlH ptfaIr
WIS u,rr when he urIibsd. hf thnu
a-LeJ wlnt hc wonld have thou sht Di
tint Jasads n ho had seen it. lie su.
tWetpU: tFrom ihe tlys ul liIuO4ps
the world never tremb'ei uuI,r the
tread OF such husls.n White lw Rsii
rpoko r'olucntly OF the in;Cits. nu IN
New NutG in the exhibition, aus pre-
iicicd that &c wouli surpsu 1nyihiur
Of the klud over held 100 ihe wt.ld.Au,r
several other addresses .hc ll.quct
nGiouf.,l to attend Colonel Turner's
reception.
Faly 10000 PEOPLE tbrouscj the
il9or al
TN stRsr GNFAETRY hUMURY,
,onigh, lu response to Invitations is.
sued Ly thnl regiment To uoiut II
numhplr. the event far sIrfla oj the
notable a.lair last night, uuI in bril-.
lgacy aud ,uuctss was may It, tqvn.
Colonel rurnsI's cOutlesy was ,x-
tcg'.i To ihe visitlnt objects Of the
National Guntla, and regular army,
metublm u. the Loyal Le.i0 d, disl,n.
RuishCd guests Rud thgit inends.
Nluirs were admirably m1ungoI hy
Colonel Turner, anU tuc Llgsicr ~
cpicMOuies. The b1u WIS essentially
military IN all Sc feature and wien
the festivities were IT their height the
rteat door covered with brght cos
tunes and the bfiillaut uniforms Of the
gentlemen presented u hnudaomo ap.
pcnnnCu.
Colonel Turner was assias,ol IN
receiving by Mr.. NeiaOn A, N'lrs,
General Miles aud Mrs. Neitl,t1n,
General NettlCtOn, aud a,htrs, The
reception began at s:31 nd lasted two
hours, when the orchestra, which had
been dovOtiug itself % promenade
music, took Il livrlpr tune aud
in few moments tho hall
was tiiiei with revolving cnuplel.
Shortly after midnight, the gen.
tlemen who were present, ~ the Fellow
nhip club dinner adjourned, ami with
Vice President Morton AT thciE head,
ANA accompanied by Nb.ielaw Reid
nud ChGGncny Dopew, vent 10 the
Arm ny. Mr.. MostOn and party were
met at the door by military escort In
full uniform, and coudl,,ul 10 tho
receiving parry. Later "a 'he evening
the bugluts 81undasd "Onl:cy' Cali"
and the members Of tho L.ynl Legion
formed circle In tho has. Around
Them gathered the oilicr4 cf the
regular army ana navy, md beyond
these were Glustutsd the NauJuL,
Guard, When all WgH fpaly they
hurst forth with the w0ris Uf 'rhc
National Guards" a poem written by
Colonel Turner Tor the OCCASION, anu
sung to the tuno OF "Mnylsnd." IL
was a beautiful scene ard he applause
OF the listening thousands found vent
IN loud aud heavy cheers. Aftcr thie,
dancing was RESUMED, "a was 9
o'clocl, o. after when G Nuo! Turner
shook hauls with the the de-
parting guests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21
WcrId's Fair Work.

The regular weekly meeting Of the
oillcers and board Of directors Of the
Salt Lake County Worlds Fair assOci-
alton was held yesterday nj the Union
CLUB rooms In the Templeton, Mrs. j..
d. Wells in the chair. Mrs. g. w.
Lyman OF the general board was pres.
ent. An interesting discussion In
regard 10 forming committees
upon the various departments
Of womRn's work was ono OF
the principal features o. the meet.
ing; committee ON printii 9 and pub
fishing was appointed, consisting OF
Mrs. Julia G.. Taylor and Mrs. Lila
Read. II WAS decided TO hold mass
meeting for the women OF this county
IN the Thoater at an early date, Mt
which snort speeches upon the various
subjects pertaining to the WOrld's Fair
should be made 10y number OF women
well posted In these matters; In
order to arouse greater interest
In the matter OF Utah'a exhibit and in
spiro those who have been indifferent
t. determined efforts to mako the er.
terprlso lHn assured success. Il o
inass meeting wili be well advertise II
aud It IL ardently hoped by those who
arc working d llgontly that the TheSttr
win be filed with women who nro
anx ,ous TO sec Utah women creditably
represented In the Columbian Expo.
sition In 1863.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

kinAsY, Ma, .s,.o.--r5 go pilcl-
pol business OF the Presbyterian synod
this morning WINS tho report OF the
judicial committee. The committee
reported Ia favor OF allowing DR.. Me-
Lb0d OF Boston 10 withdraw his appeal
for tla reason that Il was irregulntly
before the eynod. DR.. VauTenselg!,
New NorS, moved that tho time TOT
the .TCCeiying report Of the Bf.gg'
case bu fixed at . O'Clock. This Wts
lost and DE. Miller, Ogien,hurg, chair.
man OF the judicial committee, reported
ON the two complaints OF d..
Rrigrs and his 1fiends against the
New Yoik PFesbytery. Tie commit.
tee find the complaints IN order, but
recommend II ineXpedlent 70 talks
action at the present time, for tho
reason that the highest court had
taken action covering the points at
issue, and tho lower court was now
proceeding under II. The considoga.
tiun Of the report was set down Tor $3.50
this afternoon. II then being past
noon, recess was ordered until 3
O'Clock and tho consideration OF the
report was made tho special order Of
$3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

Verdict Against - California Iaii-
lionnlrc.

NEW York, Oct. 20.-Judge Ship
man In the United States circuit court
today directed two jurios to render ver-
diotsaggIegating SIS, 90 against Erwin
Davis, n millionaire railroad man OF
California, Tho suits against Davis
nre those OF Angelica Wakelee, who
got verdict Of S5O,l0O, and OF Pierre
Is. Cornwall, who got S3s, 533. Davis
failed ia 1870, ana his affairs went
into bankruptcy court in California.
II was while his business was thug
aituated that An yellca WRselee and
Pierre y. Cornwall got judgment
against him IN that state. These
Judgements with intugest make the
sum obtained In today's verdict. Davis
refused to settle Judgments, claiming
they were void, Us he was bankrupt az
that time.
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1mr NoKTI.rmN rAcIrIc
ucports submitted showing tho Yin
Rucihl htntus.


New YORK, oct. 20. Reports sub.
nittcl nj the meeting chow the gross
earnings Of tho Central and other
branch roads IN be $50, -Oj ~. total net
lucomo, Sl3,DU", OJj.0G surplus over
expenses aud fixed Charge, Ss8}, SS7,
aud inter duduCting ss3l, sb2 represent.
ING q nor cent. dividends Un preferred
stock Tho nc. su'plus Tor the year Is
SluS,G@j.
Tho common stock remains tho same
but Sgi,862 VI preferred stIck was
cancelled during the year which with
the praceeds 0i land sales made the
reduction OF tho floating debt slii3l,-
O.5.
A big Payment was made 10 the
Northern Pacific OF tho advance mgiU
10 the Chicago and Northern Pacific
company for the completion or IT. ter
miual System,
90. 1856, $50, OF which 50 per cent. - bor-
rpWeu on twelve months time. The
balnucc showed 40 the close VI the year
total current obligations Of sls l5l2,1l2,
against SgD, sol, 1856 IA 1881, The total
hoax value VI bonds and stocks owned
by the company IS slLlIs,4ls.
After the rprurt was read the chai =
man supgea,od, ON the reCOmmtudU-
lion OF the directors, that q motion BE-
made % appoint "A cymmittue 10 IhVes'
tiuatp the management promising
such committee every AGILITY to pur'
Fne the work. The following commit
leo was uamrN Henry CLOVIS, Bray
g., Loo Frank Sturuts, William
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

. CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-Represen,atlves
OF the tanning Industry who nre hero
10 urge the railroads TO equalize rates
on sole leather and also remove the
alleged Discrimination in favor OF
Pacific Coast tanners, have not yet
accomplished their object. The ap.
pointment which was made today with
Inc traffic associations repre- entativ, +
the latter failed to keep. The tanner.
however, met and adopted memorial
setting forth their grievances, which
will be- presented 10 the traffic associa.
tlOGs Unless their demands upon the
railroads receive prompt consideration
they will doubtless lay the matter te-
fore the interstate commerce commits
sion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

KNoXvILLE, Ia, oct 20.-Genernl
j. y. Weaver addressed IA large crowd
at the Opera house this afternoon. The
general began by reclunting the ri.
umphs VI himself md Mrs. Lease In
California and the ives ern states.
81 tell you there IL something more
than human about that woman," be
exclaimed.
While speaking Of his southern trip
he said there had been violence aul
eggs, hut he wanted II understood that
Georgia had no monopoly la the egg
business. Only u few days ago IN
Kansas, Congressman Jones was eggoG
fairly covered with thom-as WAS II
travelling man who TesemOled Otis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21
HEATS THE EiffEL.
TRp DEVILS TOWER, "A STRANGE
WoEDERwoRit OF NATURE
IN WYOMING,



One OF the greatest wonders OF the
world IL the DevllB Tower, or, az the
Sioux Indians callit, the Mateo Tepee,
" the Besr'S Lodge, which stands on
The tanka OF the Belle Fourche river
In n northeastern county OF Wyoming.
Tho country for fifty miles around
O0usistB OF high table landF, deep
canyons Rnd narrow, fertile valleys
nothing to indicate the possible exist.
ence OF any such freak OF nature.
The tower IL "A gigantic column, n
monster Obeliske OF lava, which rises
10 n hOight Of 1877 feet, almost twice
the height Of tho Einul Tower,
At the bsse the huge shalt measures
32G feet through in one direction.
Huge crystals Of the volcanic rock,
measuring one to three feet through,
start at the base and run uubTOken To
the top, giving to the column u peou-
liar iihrUus appearance, even when
viewed from the tablelRnds forty miles
away.
How did II got there? How was u
mad.? Once in n while, in The pio-
sent age, we have heard how portion
Of the bottom OF one OF tho Ocea n
have been pushed up by volcanic
forces, and even new leland added ~
the charts. Ages ON ages similar vol
eanic forces started jet OF lava up
rom the bottom OF the ancient geOio'
gical ocean that covered all the north
west at that time. lht
squirt Of molten rock evidently did
not break through 1t into the water
above, but fro2e, as an iron man would
say, in the hole II had made. Inn
slow cooling oil, the gradual loss OF ia
fiery energy, probably lasted for many
| long years, anu gave time for the h'1l
| Giles TO arrange themselves In tho mug,
crystals that arouse all Of our astonish
ment today.
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Serious Accident.

Henry Chamberlain, n rancher over
Jordan wA1 thrown from . wagon load
Of hay yesterday, the whole outnt TOP.
pied over upon him. When rescued
he was nearly suilocated. He was
conveyed 10 the Descret Hospital whore
Dfs. Benedict aud Parkinson waited
upon him. IL was discovered that he
had sustained compound fracture Of
the right leg between the. ankle and
knee and n dislocated shoulder. His
inlurits will keep him confined 10 his
bed for long time to come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

FREsNo, Cal, Oct. GO,-The trial OF
George Sontag, ono Of the three men
alleged to have been In the Coils train
,ouo''S, uSh'n .o1"S oou''B hsEeu
ground that Chris Evans and John
Soutag, who are also wanted by ths
authorities and who he claimed were
witnesses, were absent. The
motion was denied by the court anu
the impaneling OF the jury began.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

INDIANAPOLIS, oct, 2J.- The Quaker
conference this morning adoptei
recommendation iay0rlng the employ.
ment and payment Of regularly APP
pointed pastors. This 10 the fret time
In the history OF the Friends eOglety
that pastoral relation has been
formally recognized,
After the pastoral question was DIS
posed OF, different subjects pertaining
to the welfare OF and interest TO the
church was taken up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21
TniisinE Of HoyoolllnE Carnegie.

PirHnuRG, OCT. 20. - President
GOlnpors OF the American Federation
OF Labor said tonight that he woull
recommend that the federation boy c,tt
all Of the Carnegie Steel company's
product throughout the United States.
The step would result either In inumei-
able aIFikea or In tho rejection OF Car.
negio's material by all the employees Of
the Federation of Labor,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

NEW York, Oct. gO,-rhu CunRrd
Steamship company today issued CIR
oulur 10 agents In this country ana Eu-
ropr Announcing iu nccordnucu with
the resent decisions Of the United
states Treasury department, they VIII
carry no aliens wVaiwari Tor the puT-
pose OF residence IN tho United States,
until further notice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

NEW YOWS, Oct. 20.-Not q cloud
hampctei the observation Of tho pnr.
tial eclipse Of the sun toIuy at Wash
lnylon. prD!p,slr Eg4,mln nlnde IL very
observation, The ecliyse
lasted three hours, thirty seconds, and
covered almlut tNrce'nfths OF the suu's
surface. while the phenomenon IL OF
no Particular astronomical signlil.
cauCe, 1t was Witnessed hy all oh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

WILMINGTON, Del, Oct. 90.-Tho
body y q white girl, apparently about
sixteen years Of ago, partly nude ant
fughtlully mnngled, was disCOvc'td
la the suburbs today. There were
evidences OF desperate struggle.
The body was identified ns Kale
Dugan. Late tonight detectives arrest.
ed Richard Riley on suspicion II being
ncr murieTer' lie kept company with
the riIl.
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A SHORT SESSION.
Justice Gee DispOses or the Police
Court business In Ten Minutes.

Today's business in the police court
was disposed Of by Justice Geein about
ten minutes. The cases We're US fol-
lows:
Walter Poreher, an inebtiate with a
broken jaw, who has been u hospital
patient Tor some time, was sent back to
the hospital for treatment.
James Drew, IA middle aged and able
bodied belliReront, amt Mike Nolan, q
seventccn.yuRr.old pugilIsl, were each
nneu s. iof fighting.
Il. Cook and II. Matthews wefe rs.
artsad similar amounts for drunken.
meas.
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nUsuANp ANN WIFE.
= Meeting Under Rather Peculiar
circumstance.

ATCHIslN, Kan, oct. 20. go Last
evening live masked men attacked the
home Of Ms. Perrin Walcoii, and as.
snuhCd Mr.. Fowler, who was calling.
The men finally He'd us tho ncignbor5
congrcgstvt, but Mrs. Walcott tore the
mask from the face OF one man and
recognized her husband, whom she is
ltiug for divorce. Malc0tt admitted
that he helped the mob, but for the
purnOss @. getting evidence Of his
wilIs inHdolity, rather than lnjuring
Fowler. Mrs. Walcott and Fowler deny
improper conduct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

NEW YORK., Oct. 2l.-C. Butkhaltcr
a Co., wholesale grUcurr, made an as
sigumaut today 10 ChaTles ETGuch0r,
with preferences aggregatiug over
SIS1OjU. Mr.. Burkhaltcr could no.
tcll definitely what the liabilities are,
hut finally admitted thnt he thought
they were between 100000 aud $780,.
600. Tine usse,s, he said, were LOmiu.
ally larger lhun the liabilities, hutwhat
the would bring depends ON lao inven-
tory which Will be- made by the as
siguuC,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

TOPEKA, Kan, oct, 2O.-Ata meet.
ing OF tho Kausaa kausas Baukogs
Association today a resolution Was
adopted declaring It was the belief o.
tho asssemhlRCo that the Unlimited
coinage OF silver at the present ratio
with gold would unscltIe finance, dis
durb business, dnd be injurious to
wageworkors as well as other citizens
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DrRovEurNr og ROADS.
4 National Organization FORMED for
thut Purpose.

CHICAGO, oct. gD.--A national or.
gnni1stion, whosu aim Sc tho improve.
mcnt u roads throughout tho country,
was formed tonight ut Central Mudc
Hail by representatives OF ,,llc ans
local improvement societies, boards OF
trade, chamber OF commerce, patrons
OF husbnndry, Farmers Association
aud the Lensu9 % American Whevl-
mas. a Temporary organization vas
effected and a committee on orgnnizn.
ton appointed. The COMMITTEES will
meet tomorrow evening and complete
their organization.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

PuTsBuUG, oct. .O.--rho public
gchao.a aye devoting the day TO excl
clses In memory OF Columbus. Thirty
thousand chilireu tool; part. The plant
iug Of trees In the Columbus grove,
Sohuloy Park, attracted "a large mum.
her ul people. a parade takes place
tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

NEW YORK, oct. 20. Edward
GoDdncrc, IA member Of the firm Of
ied!oyn d Company, ladies' tailors,
aud manager VI tho New York branch,
was arrested this morning on the
charge Of smuggling cloth and goods
into this country Ivy women agents.
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nenln of ynInnhI. srorse..

LEXINGTON, Oct 20. The track
was IN excellent condition. Nurmauia,
,earling lilly, hail sister o; Loco.
Tatshc, died today Of slranglos, aud
the yrarling colt CassC, valued nj over
5000, died Of hear, disease. Both
were owned by Colonel Pepper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-21

GREENsGORo, 3. O., Oct. 2O.--Chnrlea
Reynolds aud Judge Merriam Header,
negroes were hanged In public today.
They murdered white man eight
years ago.
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MfAlpHs oct. 20.-rhc Wlu'- eclipse
was seen here today, aud noted by q
vast number OF people.
AT CiNClNSA1I,
CINCISNATl, oct. 2O.--rhe partial
eclipse of the SUI was noticed here TO-.
day,
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NEW YORS, oct. 2O.-One hundred
and eighty-nve thousand children
Gathered Ia the public schools this
morning IN accordance with the proc!a.
nation issued by the President 10 cele-
hTate the f0ur hundredlh anniversary
Of the discovery Of America. Pupils
Of thirty OF the night schools mot this
evening TO give voice to patriotism
anu honor the memory OF the great
discoverer Nearly every school house
was eigborately decorated Tor the oc-
caslou. The exercises lasted about an
hour and q half in each school. Brook
Ign began two days Columbus cele-
btntion today. The city ID in holiday
attire and the line OF march was
thrOngod with people. Tho days cele-
hratiOn was devoted 10 "a parade OF the
boys anu girls OF the Catholic schools.
Fully 10000 children were In line.
Tho celebration In New York schools
today was in accordance with tho
cust0m OF tho board OF education 10
celebrate holidays = day previous in
order 10 give tho children u whole days
rest.
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PARIS, Oct. 90. - Camille Felix
Michael Rousseau, tho French his.
tOElau, died today.
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CrNcINNATI, oct. 2O.--The parade OF
children OF the city, Catholic and
suburbs schools this afternoon, was an
Interesting demonstration. Fully 10000
were In lin0 which took over twenty
minutes to pass given point. The
limo was eVerywhore brilliant with
bEuucrs. The girls were tHtefully
dressed In national culors. National
songs were sung by the giEls as they
marched.
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cse. He was very weak non the loss
ui blood, bus ny proper .taiuent ho
will also recover. Ho q, clined to tolk
AZ hfsi, but afterwards spprHf'i Gnri-
rus iu thiow some o. tho 'spousihiiuy
on himself liu said: "JDDs cnm- itf
here through that dC0r tpointing 10 IL
But u ] hsd hat u pistol | would
have
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an spors MIsnEIIAyrp.

DESvgR, Col, oct. 2O.-The partial
eclipse OF the sun was observed az
Chamberlain Observatory university
this morning. During lthu eclipse the
sumo spota were carefully studied.
Quo went through several changes,
breathing into two seas aud otherwise
miYlUhaying.