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The morning call., 1892-10-12
THE CONDITION OF ALASKA.
Governor Knapp Gays the Territory Has Been
Neglected.

SEATTLE, Oct. 11.-G0vernor Lyman E
Knapp of Alaska arrived here tonight on
leave of absence to revisit his home in
Vermont. He does not favor territorial
self government for Alaska un-
der the usual territorial forms, but
thinks that the country should have Del
egate In Congress. and that commission
should be appointed as an Advisory
Board and with limited administrative
powers. Among Its duties shall be
that of supervising educational matters
in Alaska, which, the Governor says, have
been sadly neglected for the past two
years, the Commissioner Of Education not
having visited a single school. As 10 the
assistant Commissioner, he has never oeen en-
In Alaska at all, but has performer ni'
work in Washington city.
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THE EPISCOPALIANS.
The House Of Deputies Desires Changes in the
Ritual

BALTIMORE, Oct. lin the House OF
Deputies to-day DIR. Huntington, chairman
of the joint committee on the standard
prayer-book, presented the report OF his
committee. 1t is the volume revised and
corrected up to date. Or. Huntington says
IL was five pages shorter than the old one.
He offered resolution to the effectthat the
text submitted be accepted as the book OF
common prayer il the House OF Bishops
concur, and that 1000 copies be printed.
Then Mr.. Burgwin offered resolution
intended to rearrange the articles and offices
OF the prayer-book This threw the house
into a debate lasting until noon. Finally
the first of the series of resolutions was
taken up, and lost by large vote.
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GENERAL MILES REPORT.
Frauds on the Indians exposed Appropria-
tion for the Worlds Fair Needed.

Frauds on the Indians exposed d-Approprla-
tion for the Worlds Fair Needed.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-General Miles has
submitted his annual report for the Depart
ment of the Missouri He says the inspec-
tion reports from the different posts show
that the troops are in a good state Of dis
cipline and efficiency. General Miles says
regarding the dissatisfaction among the
CHEYENNE aud Arapahoe Indians on account
ofthe deduction Of SCI, 800 for so-called attor-
news fees, from the money due the Indians
in payment for the reservation opened TO
settlement, that he has directed an investi-
CATION to be made by Captain Lee. The
latter in his report said that the payment
of the money was tainted with msrepresen-
tation, fraud and deceit, and was an outrage
upon the Indians.
General Miles earnestly renews his
recommendation made in his last annual
report Of S850,000 for the mobilization OF
10000 regulars aud 90, COO State tro ops at the
Worlds Fair. He further urges the appro-
priaton Of 81, 800. coo for the transportation,
camp expenses, equipments and other ex-
penSes connected with the proposed en-
campment.
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THEY USED DYNAMITE.
How Outlaws Are Hnnted by Officers in
Indian Territory.


TAHLEQUAH, /. T.. Oct 11.-An attempt
was made this morning at daylight to cap
ture the notorious Ned Christie at his home
in the Caney Mountains. fifteen miles east
OF here. The attacking party was composed
of Deputy United States Marshal Milo
CreekmOre aud number of assist
ants. When the demand to sur
render was made, the response
was a volley Of bullets. Deputy Jonu
Fields was mortally wounded and Joseph
Bowers seriously hurt. The officers then
warned the women and children to come
out of the house, which they did and were
placed under arrest. The posse then set
fire to the outbuildings in hopes the flames
would communicate TO the house, but this
failed. Dynamite was then used, but the
fuse failed to ignite Christie still refuses
to surrender, and one Of the posse was sent
here tonight for reinforcements. which have
been sent.
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Morton, Secretary Tracy, Secretary of the
Treasury Foster and Secretary Rusk. Gov
ernor Flower and staff and Mayor Grant of
New York, as were also Patrick Egan, Min
lister TO Chile; Tsui Kwo Yin, Chinese Min
lister; Senor Romero, Mexican Minister /;
Charles de Strive, Russian Minister; Baron
Faya. Italian Minister; Mavroyen Bey,
Turkish Minister; Sir Eyre Shaw of Lon
don, General Horace Porter and Mrs Por-
ter. Mrs u. S. Grant and Jesse Grant. 1t
was expected that ex- President Cleveland
would join this party. but he did not.
Cleveland came up from Greenwich on Ben
edicts yacht Oneida
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READY TO GO EAST.
Governor Markham and Staff Start foI
Chicago Tc-Night.

Chicago Tc-Night.
SACRAMENTO. Oct. IL. - Colonel j. 3.
Wright has completed all arrangements for
the trip of Governor Markham and party to
Chicago TO participate in the dedication of
the Worlds Fair building and grounds on
the 21st inst. The party will leave Sacra-
mento at 10 o'clock to-morrow night and the
Governor will be accompanied by the fol-
lowing members of his staff: Brigadier-
General G. G. Allen, adjutant-general ::
Colonel j. B. Wright, chief engineer; Lieu
tenant Colonel Frank Mclaughlin. Lieu
tenant Colonel Forrest o. Chadbourne,
Lieutenant Colonel William d. Sanborn,
Lieutenant Colonel Reed Jones, Lieutenant
Colonel William j. Younger. Lieutenant
Colonel John F. Burgin and Lieutenant
Colonel Doolttle. aid-de-camps. The Cali
fornians will occupy two elegant seepers
attached to the fast-mail train. In Chicago
they will be the guests of the director
general Of the fair.
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soLANo COUNTY TEACHERS.
They Have Met at Vallejo for Purposes Of
Mnfnal Advannemenf

VALLEJO, Oct. 1.-THE Solano County
Teachers Institute met on Tuesday morn
ing for four days session. One hundred
and one teachers were present. Ex-
County Superintendent P. NJ. Fisher OF
Oakland is conductor, and Miss Maggie
ShalIenberger OF the San Jose Normal
School is assistant.
On Tuesday the subjects of bookkeeping
and history we're discussed by the teachers.
Mr.. Fisher spoke on the share OF the State
in the management OF the public schools
and on Caliiornia's educational exhibit at
the Worlds Fair.
On Wednesday forenoon various topics
will be presented by the teachers, and the
afternoon will be spent in an inspection Of
the shipping and Government buildings on
Mare Island.
On Thursday and Friday forenoon Mr..
Fisher will continue his talks on school
management, and Miss Shallenberger will
present practical exercises in sand aud clay
u odeling and reading lessons.
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Yardmen on a Strike.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct 1.-The yardmen
employed by the Big -Four Railroad Com
pany here, numbering about forty-fye men,
struck last night for an advance in wages.
Tie yards Of the company are blocked and
only passenger trains are moving. The
company will attempt TO clear the yards to-
day At a meeting last night the strikers
appointed committee to patrol the yards
and protect the property.
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A NOVEL SALUTE.
The Pneumatic Guns of the yesuvIus
AslOnish Naval Officers.

The rheumatic Guns of the VesuvIus
Aslonish Naval Officers.
New YORK, Oct. 11.-For the first time
In history pneumatic gun was fired as a
salute to-day. This was when the cruiser
Vesuyius following signal from the Phila-
delphia TO salute Forts Wadsworth and
Hamilton, responded with pneumatic guns
and surprised the whole leet-not only the
visiting warships. but the American men,
of-war as well. The salutes from the Vesu-
vius were rapid and sure in their action as
secondary batteries of crui sers. and beched
forth roar which made the rapid fire guns
sound like pistols.
A casualty is reported as attendent on the
naval parade. During the firing of salute
of the Battery to-day gan on Que of the
white gunboats went off pIematurely and
injured a gunner, whose hand seemed TO
have been blown off, as viewed from w. w.
Durants steam yacht Utowana. The party
on the Utowsna had narrow escape, as the
rammer and wadding from the gun came on
board, passing into the engine-room from
the skylight, and narrowly missing some of
those on hoard
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A BRILLIANT CROWD.

Petaluma Celebrates the Completion of the
New Silk Factory.
PETALUMA Oct. 1.-THE grand ball in
honor of the completion of the Petaluma
silk factory came off in the newly finished
building tonight. The buildings were bril-
liantly illuminated by electric lights fur
nished by the plant just put In. Ample
accomm odations had been made for over
600 people, and representatives were pres
ent from San Francisco, San Rafael. So
noma, HealdSburg, Cloverdale, Santa Rosa
and all other parts Of this and Marin
County. The crowd was one of the most
brilliant ever witnessed in this city.
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SAN DIEGo,s SOLID THREE.
The People Down There Did Not Know
What Was G1od for Them

Inc Pecple DOWN Inere Did Not Know
What Was Gcod for Them.
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 1.-THE contract for
building new County Jail was let by the
Supervisors of this county to-day to the
Pauly Manufacturing Company of st. Louis.
the three members of the board whose
terms are about to expire voting to accept a
bid of $4,000. The other two members of
the board, who hold over. were opposed to
the erection of the new Jail at this time.
when the taxpayers are almost unani-
is much comment as to the motive of the
outgoing members in railroadDg the scheme
through the board In defiance Of public
opinion, and it is limited that injunction
proceedings may be brought to prevent the
signing of the contract. The solid three
positively refused to submit the proposition
to vote of the people on the ground that
they did not know what was good for them.
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AN UNTRUE STORY.
The Boston "Globe's" Statement About LIZ
xis Borden Withdrawn.


BosToN, Oct. 1.-THE Globe this morn
ing says that upon investigation it is salts
fed the statement published yesterday con-
csrning Lizzie Borden's physical condition
is not true. and bases it's belief upon the
statements of DR.. and Mrs. Bowen. The
Globe also says there are other inaccuracies
In the alleged new evidence. which was sold
to its reporter by Detective Edwin Nc
Henry Of Providence.
The Globe, in its evening edition tonight,
publishes an editorial apology for the pub
iication Of the statements 10 the Borden
case. 1t says: The Globe feels IL to be Its
plain duty. as an honest newspaper, to state
that il was grievously misled in the Lizzie
Borden case. 1t published on Monday a
communication that it believed to be true
evidence. Among all the imposltions which
newspapers have suffered, this is unpar-
aleled in astonishing completeness and
irresistible plausibility.
The morning call., 1892-10-12

PORT TowNsESD, Oct. 1.-THE United
States steamer Mohlcan arrived from Barring
Sea via S ka tonight The Mohicau has
been engaged in patrol duty all summer and
took several Witnesses to Sitka 70 appear n
the cases against the steamer Jennis ana
the schooR ers Lettie and Kodiak. whiea
were seizod for Illegal sealing on the Alaska
coast last spring.
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FATAL EXPLOSION.
Two Persons Killed and Several Injured by q
Paper-Mill Disaster.

Paper-MlIl UIsasEtI
ORoNo, Me-, October IL. - Two large
digestors In the Bangor Pulp and Paper
Company's mill exploded this morning,
causing the loss OF two lives and the injury
more or less seriously OF six persons. Rich
ard Zein was killed outright. William Eddy
died soon after being taken out Of the
ruins, Walter Smith, Austin Whittemore
and William Buchanan were taken out
with serious injuries, and Wilson Crosby.
H. Farrell and James Mcqueen were badly
bruised. The total loss win reach over
$500, 600 and over $50 persons are deprived
of employment.
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Fruit Men in Session.

SAN DIEGO. Oct. 1.-THE members OF
the San Diego County Horticultural Asso-
citation met In annual convention to-day at
Chula Vista, where they inspected the or
chards and had picnic dinner. They meet
tomorrow at the Chamber Of Commerce. in
this city to attend to the routine work oil
the convention.
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Garza's Brother Arrsstad.

JACKSONVILLE, Oct IL. - A Key west
special to the Times Union says: Great ex-
element was caused tonight by the arrest
of Encarnecion Cara, brother and the
only confdant and aid-de-camp to Catarino
+. Cara. the fugitive insurrectlonist. The
arrest was made By CAPTAIN Shelly OF the
Texas Rangers. Cara is now In Jail.
The morning call., 1892-10-12
QUARTERS IN THE COUNTRY
The sportsmsn's Club Buys a han'n IN 'n'
sonoma Mountains

PETALUMA, Oct. H,-Domhiii ahu "ar
=, San Francisco have purchased the
Joa Hinkston ranch on top Of the Sonoma
Maintains, about midway between Peta-
inma and Sonoma, and intend making 1t the
headuuarters of the San Francisco Sports
mans Club. Carpenters are busily at wor-s
to-day on the premises. A large dog KEN
mel will be one of the attractions. The place
has on 1t one OF the prsttiest and largest
laurel groves In the State. and Is aumiiapiy
adapted for public resort of any kind.
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R.IIots SCARE, in pato,,.

PIERRE, S. OAK, Oct. Uncomfortable
anxiety is felt in regard TO the printing of
ballots under the new Australian law.
They must be printed in the State aud only
nine days remain for the work. Large and
fast presses are few and only one firm In
the State has enough paper Of the kind re-
aulTed. and il is holding of for better terms.
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RAILROAD POOL ENDED.
The Western Trcfic Association Unable to
Get a Quorum

Get a Quorum.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE advisory COM
mittee OF the Western Traffic Association
tried to hold a meeting here this morning
for the purpose OF endeavorlng to patch up
Its differences, but were unable to secure
quorum and adjourned sine die. 1t is be-
lieved that this amounts practically to the
disbandment of the association.
The roads represented were the Atchlson.
Rock Island, Burlington. Cedar Rapids and
Northern, Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul,
Northwestern, Minnesota and Omaha,
Denver and Rio Grande. MISSOURI racine,
Northern Pacific, Union Pacifcy Rio Grande
and Western and Wabash. Those not rep
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H Body Found in the Woods.

VICTOR a, B. G.. Oct 1.-THE body O
James w Conrad Cox Of New York was
Iouno IN ae woods near this city to-day Dy
Woodehopper. The body was badly de-
COMPOSED aud had been lying there fol
some tine' A card found on the BODY
stated tha Cox vas a translator Of twenty
i've langu ges and interpreter OF nine. lie
was also "a expert accountant.
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At Cincinnati.
A. rhiIsdsIphIa.
TRAMPs ARE A PLAGUE.
They Have Literally Taken Possession Of sa
Eofoal

SAN RAFAEL, Oct. 11.-During the past
few days the tramp element has been
supreme In this town. The pedestrian
tourists seemed to arrive in carload lots.
and lost no time in taking possession OF the
town. They established campng-grouha
on the Coleman tract, aud to supply their
larder made frequent visits to the hen-
houses OF the near residents. Yesterday
afternoon, exhilarated by the influence o.
numerous cans Of beer. they became nioie
desperate and attic mpted highway robbery
John Reisiga. driver for the Union Ice
Company. was hsld up, as was likewise M Mr
Barr and another resident OF the town. iht
cases were reported at police headquarter!
and this morning at about o'clock Con
stable Mallon captured three Of the suspects
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Cunlnne in the Atlantic.

LISBON. Oct. u.-News has just been re-
ceiyed that terrible cyclone passed over
Cape Verde Islands September y. Full
particulars are wanting, but it Is reported
that many houses were demolished, plania-
tions devastated. hundreds Of head OF cattle
killed and several vessels foundered.
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Baoks TO Idaho's Rescue.

BOISE, Idaho, Oct II. The banks of
Boise have agreed 10 Aivancs Worlds FaiF
Commissioner Wells 5000 with which 10
carry on his work until the Legissst.s<~
meets. The last Legislature made cDiy ;
small appropriation foI the purpose Of
making an sxhibit
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IN SPAIN.
Festivities at HueIva wItness ssed by the
Queen Regent.

HUELvA, Oct. 11.-The Queen Regent and
the royal family to-day went to church,
where the TIE Deum was sung. The whole
town was gayly and tastefuliy decora, ed,
and all the vessels in the hsrbor were be-
decked from stem to stern with bunt-
ing. This evening the Queen Regent held
brilliant official reception at the hotel.
During the day she witnessed a splendid
cavalcade, the striking features Of which
were alleg0rical floats. The Queen Regent
has signed decree setting apart October
Il as a national holiday forever, and an
other making grant TO the monastery of
La Rsbida IN recognition of the services Of
the Franciscans 10 Christopher Columbus.
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she presented = pitiabie
condition. We tried AZ
most everything. but slss
continued 10 get worse.
Then we tried one OF orr
best physicians. but All
10 no purpose. FfpalIv
my wife believed thxs
the &c rIcuRA Rrxr-
DIS would cure hsr.
After abe had used nine
boxes OF CuTfcpR4. ans,
about "a dozen casss or
SuTiCURA SOAR, and
four bottles OF. CuTs-
Cr5RA Rlesa rVEaa. AZ.
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resented were the Burlington. Illinois
Central, Iowa Central, and Southern "a
cifc.
Chairman Walker said after adjournment:
Il do not expect there will be any de,
mora lization in rates or in the business Oh
the roads The abundance of business Is
safeguard against that. No doubt new
association will be formed in snort time.
The morning call., 1892-10-12

VANco yER B. c., Oct. 11.-App scatiou
will be uade to-day before Justice Nc
Creight il the Supreme Court to quasil the
law giving bonus Of S300,0o TO local
company . connect Vancouver by rail with
the Northern Pacific at samas. The appli-
cation Will be based Oh technIealities in the
bylaw. The hearing was adjourned to 0e-
tober "a
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A LARGE SURPLUS.

Statement Of the Western Unicn Telegraph
Company
NEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE report OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company for
the year ended June 80, 1892, to be presented
at the stock holders annual meeting, Will
show: Revenue. s23, 700. COO; expenses, S16,-
100000; profits. 81, 400. 600; surplus, S11.4l7
TAI; total surplus, S1S,S17, ,94l deduct diyl-
dends. S., ,30S, ,607; interest on bonds. $751;
245; sinking fund. $4,000, and net surplus.
eI5 576 600
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r OV,o SKIN and scalp purifier and bexnss -
kAkI ) by cuTIccR~t Soar. AbSaluteiy nnrs
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Faisnn 10 Fight the TRUST.

New YORK, Oct. lit Is reported here
that MIR. Edison is going to withdraw from
the Edison General Electric Company. and
with Henry Willard, Millionaire Pillsbury
OF Minneapolis and others he is going to
organize company to fight what Is known
as the Electric Trust
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GENERAL PRICE DEAD.

One Of the Last Of the Confederate Generals
in the Rebellion
DENVER, Oct Thames b. Price of
Confederate fame died here last night Of
cancer in the eye. aged sixty-one years.
His remains will be sent to his old home in
Jefferson City.
The morning call., 1892-10-12
High Court Of Foressers.

BAKERSFIELD, Oct. 1.-THE High Court
of California, Independent Order Of For
esters. met here to-day and will continue IN
session for several DAYS. About seventy
FIVE delegates from all parts OF the State
are In attendance.
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Impaired Digestion repaired py .Deechan's Pills,
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Troona Eoring snulh

PETALUMA, Oct l1.-Tfoop B. United
States Cavalry. from Round Valley sn
route to the Presidio, arrived at Pstaluma
this afternoon and camped at Agricultural
Park for the night
The morning call., 1892-10-12
No Trouble With Indians.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-No information
of any threatened trouble at the Pine hluee
Indian Agency has been received oy ;sa,a ene ah-
dian officials here. and they unhesitaiing,y
express the opinion taat ,nsIe - stories pub
no foundation for the alarmins ''oii'' puo-
tiah.d IN thai effect.
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YERKEs GETS GENEROUS.
He Will Build the Largest Tele,cope in the
World

World
CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Chicago is to have
the largest and most powerful telescope
In the world. 1t Is the gift oil
Charles L. Yerkes, the street-railway
magnate. to the Chicago University. He
has authorized Professor Hale and Pro-
fessor Burnbam, recently Of the LICK
Observatory. to have built for the
university the finest telescope on earth.
equipped with everything to make it the
best Alvin G. Clark the fam Gus telescope
maker, has undertaken to cast forty. II We
inch glass, which is several inches larger
than the ono at the Lick Observatory. The
outlay which Yerkes will make Is estl-
mated at $500, OO0
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Fatal Explosion in a Mine.

DURANGO. Colo, Oct. 11s-Andy Shore,
NJ. J. McCusky, William Gill and his
brother entered the Champion tunnel to-
day and proceeded a short distance wneA
an awful explosion Of gas. ignited by tne
candles, occurred. McCluskey was instant
ly killed, Shore fatally hurt and the two
Gill boys dangerously injured.
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ECHOES OF THE CAMPAIGN.
The First Day of Registration in New
York.
OVER 100000 NAMES REGISTERED.
The Michigan Gerymander Before the United States
Supreme Court-Scarcity Of Ballots in
South Dakota.
)TER 100000 NAMES REGISTERED.
Special TO THE MORNING CALL.

New YORK. Oct. 11.-More than 100000
citizens were qualified for voting IN this
city to-day, it being the first day of regis
tratiGn ana the number of names recorded
is larger than on any previous first day in
the clty's history,
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namnnratin Gain in renn..,.e.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Oct. II. - Chat
tanooga to-day elected seven Democrats out
of eight aldermanic candidates, securing
control of the government for the first time
in years. All East Tennessee has hitherto
been Republican.
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was cured entirely. Her haif cline on aXain. xna
today she has fne head OF biaca cl " hair ara
a. smooth skin a. any ady in Attention.. Her eve
SoMs are heSvier than they ever were ser ssasg -
free from dandruf, aud her health Il exc ellenf
Now for the heneht OF those suffering with saIna
of this statement write me, inciosing stamp IN
| will chcerfuiiy answer. am sure that tho Curs.
1rRA REMEDIES cured my wife, for shs used nots-
Ing else during the four or Eve months she nasx
them. car 60 = ~ y $500 s.r- - ~ = 1OcAEk
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MURDERED BY THIEVES.
A Young Girl Killed While Alone IN q
Suburban House.

ST LOUIS. Oct. II. AT Snblette, small
hamlet some distance from this city, josie
Simmons, q girl of IS. was murdered Dy
thieves this afternoon. Her mother came TO
this city early in the day. and on returning
about o'clock in the afternoon found her
daughter lying on the floor OF the front
room of the house with her throat cut from
ear TO ear. The house was literally torn In
side out by the criminals, who, TO conceal
their theft or worse crime, murdered the
only member OF the family at hocle. There
is NO clew to the perpetrators as yet
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BASEBALL GAMES.
The BroOklyns and Bostons Divided the Two
Games.

The BroOklyns and Bostons Divided the Two
Games.
BROOKLYN, Oct. 1.-THE teams broke
even, the visitors was not in the second
game at all.
First game-BrookIyn 3. hits 8. errors 1.
Boston 4, hits 7, errors /. Batteries-Nich-
olas and Cancel, Stein and Daley
Second game-Brooklyn 9, hits II, errors
l. Boston 2, hits 8, errors i. Batteries
Stivetts and CAMEL, Kennedy and Daley.
At Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG. Oct. 11.-Burghers tied the
game In the ninth and the game was called
on account OF darkness. Pittsburg 4. hits 9.
errors 2. Cleveland 4, hits 8, errors 4.
Batteries-TerTy and Mack, Clarkson and
2 thinner.
At Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 1.-THE Reds poor
helding more than Offset their good batting
CINCINNATI L. hits ~, errors 3. Chicago D.
hits 3 errors ]. batteries es-Chamberlain
ana Vaughn and Murphy, Luby and Kit
tredge.
At New York.
NEW Yonn. Oct 1.-THE visitors we're
at the Giants matfy. New York 9, hits s.,
errors 2. Baltimore 4. hits 4. errors 3. Bat
teries-Schmit and Robinson. Rusie and
Doyle.
A. rhiisdstphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. II. -Philadelphias'
batting was superior TO tho senators Wash
ington 4, hits q, errors q Philadelphia Z,
hits III, errors z. Bnttefles--Weighing and
Clements. kilien and Mcclure.