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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-27
William Astor Dies of Heart Failure.

New YORK, April ga special to the
Evcatng World from Paris states that
William Astor died last night at Hotel
Liverpool. The cause was heart failure.
MIR. Astor was the father of Mrs. ]. Cole
man Drayton and was greatly worried
over the Borrowe- Fox-Milbank scandal in
which she was involved. Next to his
nephew, William Waldorf Astor and prob
ably Jay Gould, William Astor was the
richest citizen of America. His wealth
was recently estimated at $50. 600 and
SEQ, 900, 600. the greater part of which is in
vested in New York real estate.
Mr. Astor had been i'll only few DAYS.
The immediate cause Of his death was the
rupture OF an aneprism. The body will be
embalmed, and on Saturday placed on
board the steamer for New York
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PARTIES IN IDAHO.
Time for Holding Logan County
Democratic Conventions Fixed.
The Republican Conventional Peoples Party
Man Delegate-Ihe Platf0rm-A Free
Silver Pledge Demanded.

BELLEVUE, Ida, April 26.-[Special tele-
gram to The HERLAD. THE Democratic
county central committee fixed the con-
ventions for Logan county like this: At
Shoshone, Friday, May 20, to choose six
delegates to the Pocatello convention; pri-
maries May Is. at Soldier, Monday August
10, to choose six delegates to the hoise
state convention; primaries August 6. At
Bellevue, Tuesday, September 2, to nomi-
nate county officers; primaries 'Septembs 7
3. The superintendent made is one at-large
and one additional for each precinct for
every twenty votes cast for Benjamin Will
son for governor at the last election, or
fraction over fifteen.
The Republican county convention met
here to-day to choose eight delegates to
Pocatello, George w. Hunter, of Broad
ford, was made chairman; w. @. Hill, of
Shoshone, secretary. Twenty-fouy dele
gates present and thirteen proxies The
curiosity of this convention was ]. B.
Boyce, from Soldier. Mr.. Boyce was a
full fledged delegate to the Peoples party
that met here yesterday. Boyce was also a
delegate to-day TO the Republican conven-
,ion and his action was commented upon by
members of the Peoples party.
The organization committee, with Post
master Locke, chairman, reported that
| Shoshone and vicinity should have three of
the eight delegates, Bellevue have Two,
Broadford have one, Silver Creek and
vicinity one, Camas Prairie one. The
Prairie and Spring Greek delegates jumped
on this with both feet when the report was
read, was up and beat it.
The platform committee was the stumb-
ling block block, the committee reporting
an iron-clad test oath pledging delegates
not to caucus without pledge for free and
unlimited silver coinage before going, after
getting to Pocatello, and naming nationa
delegates to also pledge themselves for free
silver, and to require their Minneapoli:
delegates to vote for no presidential candi-
date who would not pledge himself to free
and unlimited silver. The Logan county
Republican platform also prayed for pro
lection to all industries and to fully protec
all laborers.
In selecting eight delegrtes to Pocatellt
the following we're put in nomination: ]
! L. Fuller, Bliss; w. c. Hill and v Bier
| bower, Shoshone; n. G. Delano, j. p
Camrbell, Bellevue; G. W. Hunter, Broad
ford. j. M Woodwork and W. G. Curry
Camas Prairie. Campbell and George B
Hill, of Bellevue, tied on the first ballot
Campbell being chosen on the second
Colonel. J. w. Bsllantine, of Altura
county, will probably be the Logan count,
nominee for Minneapolis, as he is u yer,
popular Republican in this county.
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Forger C. F. Jewell Heard From.

Boston, April &C. F. Jewell, the
forger, has, it is said, turned up in San
Francisco. 1t is learned on the best au-
thority, says a dispatch received in this city
Sunday night, gentleman well known In
Boston left Chicago Thursday night to
meet Jewell in San Francisco. This gen.
tleman represented the Boston house
which, it is said, is very anxious to meet
Jewell and get some INFORMATION which he
alone can furnish. TIE com plant on which
Jewell is a fugitive from justice is the
FRAUDULENT over-issue of stock and the for
gerry Of the treasurer's name to them. He
was president Of the Jewell Publishing
COMPANY.
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San Francisco Races.

SAN Francisco, April 26.-Five fur
, longs, two-year- olds-Bridal Veil won,
Orrin second, Martinez third. Time-1 :O3.
Mile and q quarter, tbree-year odds
Eimwood won. Bessie w. second, Brown
Scout third. Time-2:13.
Seven furlougs-Sheridan won, Acclaim
second, Lottie Mills third. Time-1 PSI.
Half mile, two year olds-Geneva won,
Fstrella second, Pauchita third. Time 90.
Six furlongs-lnkerman won, Hello
second, Hercules third. Time-1:15.
Six furiongs-St. Patrick won, Tom
Stacy second, King George third. Time
liz.
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A Policeman Fires on Consul Hanna.

New York. April 26.-Mail adyices from
La Guayra, Venezuela, April 20. say Philip
c. H. Hanna, United States consul to La
Guayra, was fired upon by policeman in
the streets Of La Guayra at $50
o'clock last Wednesday night. The
bullet wizzed past unpleasantly close to the
consul, but did not hit him. MIR. Hanna
pounced upon the policeman, demanding
whot the shot meant. When the police
saw il was the American consul whom he
had fired upon he was greatly disconnected
and begged for mercy. On the fol-
lowing day the American consulate
was besieged by the government officials
anxious to apologize for the unfortunate
Incident Mr.. Hanna assured the officials
he looked upon the affair as q mistake and
bore the unfortunate policeman no ill-will.
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Gresham and the Peoples Party.

Chicago, April 26.-An Indianapolis dis
patch states that T. e. Johnson has been
sent to interview Judge Gresham to see il
he will accept the Peoples party nomina-
ton for the presidency. The dispatch also
quoted statement from the party organ,
the NonconformtSt, stating Judge Gresham
had written letters to individual members
of the party bearing favorable construc-
ton as to his willingness to become the
third party standard bearer. When shown
the dispatch Judge Gresham stated he had
not seen nor heard of Mr.. Johnson, neither
had he written any such letters as those
aftrihutPd IN him.
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The MAMMALIAN Mnr.

New YORK, April 2S.-The Herald's Pu-
erto Cabello advices from Valencia say:
Generals Ybarra ana Casanas, with nearly
] 900 government forces, are cut OF
from Palacio's main forces and in immi-
nent peril. General Crespo. the insurgent
chief, has effected q juno
ton with General Mora. General Juan
Quevedo, of Palacio's army, and Aide de
Camp Jose Armes, has been killed. He
was butchered in a terrible manner by the
populace of Los Teuues.
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LONDON, April 26.-Lady Florence Dixie
presided at a meeting held in ST. James
Rollins women's suffrage bill. The speak
ers were much annoyed by the noisy minor
ity, and toward 10 o'clock, while Bernard
Shaw was speaking, the platform was
stormed by the malcoutents. The report
ers' table and platform rails were demol-
ished and q free fight ensued, which after
twenty minutes ended in victory for the
malcontents. Then they placed their own
leader in the chair and carried Q resolution
declaring Sir Albert Rollins partial meas
ure unworthy of support and full female
franchise ought TO be given.
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DENVER, Colo, April ga Cheyenne.
Wyo., special to the Nstgs says: A num-
Der of Johnson county cattle owners resid-
ing out of the state reached here tonight
to discuss the situation and decide upon
some plan regarding their interests in
johnson county, many of them favoring
the driving of the stock into Montana The
captured men are still in charge of Msioy
Egbert at Fort Russell.
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SILVER In ENGLAND
Salisbury and Goschen Will See
Free Coinage Delegations.
4 WOMAN SUFFRAGE MEETING
In st. James Hall Broken Up-The Peoples
Party Refuse to Fuse-Searching
for Shipwrecked Sailors.

LONDON, April 26.-Lord Salisbury
Goschen and Balfour have consented to
receive en- influential deputation from the
chambers of commerce ard from the COM
mercial community, whose object it is to
urge the promotion of an international
agreement, looking to the unrestricted
coinage of gold and silver as remedy for
embarrassment in trade arising from the
violent fluctuations and uncertainty of ex-
change with silver using country.
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WASHINGTON Races.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The track was
in fair condition
Ralf mile-Bonnie Rose FLY won,
Eoleonia second, Charcoal third. Time
$50
Five ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS won, Luella
3. second, Blackburn third. Time-1 :021S.
DIile-Isaac Lewis won, Key West sec
ond, Lepanto third. Time-1:A
Six and half furlongs-St Mark won,
Fidelio second, Emblem third. Time
1:2315.
Miie-Frontepac won, Erie second, Gym
osure third. Time-1:45
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-27
CadawaIlsr Arrested.

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis, April 26.-In
answer to a telegram from Sheriff Ken
nedy, of West Superior. Chief of Police
Cameron last night arrested Mr.. Cada-
waller, president of the West Superior
National bank, who came to the city late in
the night for the purpose, as he claims, of
consulting legal counsel over his and Cash
Ter Hallowelrs reported large shortage.
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The peonle.s pnrtr Refusn to Fuse.

TOPEKA, Kan, April 26.-The Alliance
Advocate publishes letter to-day from H.
E. Taubeueck, chairman of the National
Peoples central committee, opposing a
fusion in any of the Alliance states. There
is no truth in the report from Minnesota
that there will be a combine against the
Republicans. ~ resolution was adopted by
the national executive committee which
declares: I'VE are unalteraoy opposed to
fusion with any political party and will not
recognize any individual, committee or Or
ganization that proposes, or enters into such
fusion as an utilization with the Peoples
partyn
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New York Reappor1ioDment BIZ Passed.

ALBANY, April 26-The legislature has
passed the reapportionment bill and the
extra session is at an end Before the bill
passed the senate it was amended so one
member is taken from New York county
and given to Sleuben, and one member
from Kings county and given to Duchess.
This leaves New York with thirty men,
bers and Kings with eighteen, gain of six
oh
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-27
An Attempt on Mlehael schweisthal,a LIfe.

CHICAGO. April 26.-An attempt on the
life of Election Commissioner Schweisthal,
OF this city, was made tonight by a man
named Thomas keenan,, who lost his saw
ing by the recent failure of Schweisthars
bank. He called at the house tonight and
threatened vengeance An officer seized
hin as ne was flourishing a revolver
When seen in his cell tonight, he was
still Defiant, and said he was not going to
Schweisthal living in splendor while his
wife and children starved
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-27
Colorado Republicans Oppose HarrisOn's Re
nomination.

DENVER, April 26.-F'rom the action of
two district conventions to-day, and vari-
Gus county conventions throughout the
state yesterday, the result Of to-morrow's
Republican convention can safely be pre-
dicted TO be solidlV against the re-nomina-
ton of President Harrison. The delegation
will be uninstructed except they are to
work for the nomination Of any honorable
man who favors the free coinage of silver.
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Ohio Rernhltcan Convention.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 26.-The Repub-
lican state convention meets here to-mor-
row. Chairman Hahn, of the state central
committee, thinks there will be no clash in
the convention between the Sherman and
Foraker adherents, but others are inclined
to think the struggle for the control of the
party in the state viii be renewed with
YipOr
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A Catholic Priest Flogrsd.

EUREKA, Cal, April 26-Harry Rogers
fogged Rev. Father O'Kaue, a Catholic
clergyman, OF the phblic street to-day with
a borsewhip. The trouble grew out OF
assertions made rejecting on the honesty
of Rogers wife, from the altar of the
church some time ago. Rogers was not
arrpsfnd
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CHICAGO, April pa fire damaged the
new AthenGGm building tonight to the
extent of $50, goo. The rooms of the Chi
cago Society of Artists were partly Quilted
AMI many choice paintings ruined. The
loss on them cannot be computed now, bur
may reach $5O,OOO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-27
A Boom in Indiana Divorces.

GREEssBURe, Iud., April 26.-The pres
ent term of the circuit court here, which
has just begun, is notable for the large
number of divorce cases on the docket.
There are twenty-one cases eocketed, in
twelve of which the wife is the complain
ant. This is the largest number in single
docket in the state
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Alabama Republican Conventions

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 26.-In nearly
all the congressional districts the Republi-
cans to-day held conventions and selected
delegates to the national convention. The
Third, Fourth, Fifth, Eighth and Ninth
districts selected two sets of delegates.
The only Republican issue was on Chair
man Moseley, of the state committee. He
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-27

MEMPHIS. April 26.-The track was fast.
Six furlongs-Content won, Miss Pick
wick second, Surget third. Time-1:03
Four furlongs-Brownwood won. The
King second, Miss Moseley third. Time
500.
Mile - Not Us won, Umatilla second.
Tlme-1 As.
Seven furlongs-Gray Goose won, Pow
ers second, Patiently third. Time 80.
Six furlongs-Gayoso won. Bagpipe sec
ond, Slower third. Time 1:1716.
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The Victorian Cabinet Reformed.

MELBOURNE. April 26.-The cabinet is
again reformed. Ex-Agent- General Graham
Berry takes the port folio of secretary in
the new cabinet. j. Gavon Duffy resigned
the postmaster generaiship, and he will be
replaced in this position by MIR. Seal. The
other ministers remain
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is a white man and the negroes are trying
to capture the craftsmanship for one of
their own race The opposition to him is
also anti Harrison, and in a majority OF
the districts the ants carried the day.
Moseley, however, is confident of seating
all his delegates at Minneapolis.
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The Austrian financial Plan Criticized.

BERLIN, April 26.-The North German
Gazette today published an article claiming
Austria is attempting to make profit out
of the conversion of her currency at the ex-
pense of her creditors. The article, which
created q sensation, closes by saying il the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-27
New York Republican delegates at-Large

ALBANY, N. Y, April 26.-It may be
safely stated the delegates-at-large to be
chosen by the Republican state conven-
ton, will be Chimney M. Depew, Thomas
G. Platt Warner Miller and United States
Senator Hiscock
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Lyle Coal company Disaster victims Rescued.

PoTTsPmLE, Pa, April 26.-The bodies
of three of those who were drowned at the
Lytle coal company's works on Wednes-
day afternoon last, were reached about s
O'Clock last evening, and five Others of
whom one was John Ferbe, were discov-
cred during the night This morning the
rescuing party are still at work searching
for the ninth and last body in the inunda-
ted nine
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Lower California Volcanoes in Eruption.

YUMA, Ariz., April 26.-Indians from
Lower California report volcanoes near
Lake Sullulee, close to the Gulf of Califor-
mia, in active operation since the earth
quake on the 10th inst. A great eruption
occurred last Thursday night, the country
for two miles around being Illuminated,
and molten rock was thrown up many feet,
while the noise of exploding gases spread
CONSERVATION among the Indians.
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ROCHESTER, N. Y, April 26.-The assign
ment of John H. Ringsbury, the banker of
Brockport, amounts TO about $4,000. At
present there are no in ications that de-
positors will get back their money.
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Baseball.
CLEVELAND.

Cleveland 5; Chicago, J. Batteries
Davis, Zimm er; Luby, Schriner.
NEW YORK.
New York, 8; Boston, 10. Batteries
Crane, Murphy, Boyle; Haley, Camel.
PITTsSURG.
Pittsburg, O; Louisville, 6. Batteries
Baldwin, Jack; Jones, Crime.
BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn, 70; Baltimore, 10. Batteries
Kennedy, 4. Ds.y; Mcmahon, Robinson.
WASHINGTON.
Washington, >; Philadelphia, G. Batter
ies-Kuell, kiueu; MCGUIRE, Milligan.
CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati, 10: St. Louis. G. Batteries
Mullane, Murphy; Gleason, Bird.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, 2; Toledo. Z.
The games al Omaha. St. Paul and Min
neapolis were postpones; rain.
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Sheriff Williams Lynchers to be Indicted.

OZARK, Mo-, April 26.-Attorney- General
Wood passed through Ozark on his way to
Forsythe to attend court there to morrow.
1t is believed now that the men who COM
posed the mob at Fcrsythe which killed
Deputy Sheriff Williams, will all be in
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The International Free silver Conference Cor
resp0ndence.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The President
has sent message to the Senate stating,
in his opinion. it would not be compatible
with the public interest to lay before it at
this time the correspondence which he was
requested by its resolution of April25 ofur-
nlsh, concerning any steps taken toward
securing an international conference to
consider the question of the free coinage or
enlarged use OF silver. He says he will do
so at the earliest moment after definite in
formation can be properly given and adds:
ut may not be inappropriate, however, to
say here, believing the full use Of silver as
coin metal upon an agreed ratio by the
great commercial nations of the world
would very highly promote the prosperity
of ell their people, [ have not and Will not
let any favorable opportunity pass for the
promotion of that mosu desirable result; or
if free international silver coinage is not
presently attainsbIe then to secure the
largest practicalable use OF that metal"
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Train Wrackeh.

SYDNEY, N. S. W.. April ga railway
accident occurred at Bathurst to-day by
which a passenger train was wrecked.
Nine persons killed and twelve injured.
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Colonel Richard B. Erwin Dead

New YORK, April 26.-Colonel Richard
B. Erwin of the New York Tribune, died to-
day. He was born in Pittsburg, Pa, and
was a great grandson of Benjamin Frank
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NJ. Henri Duyeyrier Suicides.

PARIS, April 26-Henri Duveyrier, the
African explorer, committed suicide at
Sevres, to-day.
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Az Enrlirh Embezzler Arrested in ohicngn

WAuKEeAN, H., April 26.-William H.
Rope was arrested this morning by order
Of the British CONSUL at Chicago. He is
charged with the embezzlement of several
thousand pounds from Pope, Fish & Co.,
Of Birmingham, England. Hope was a d.
rector of the company.
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Deacon's Indictment Changed to Man
slaughter.

CANNEs. April 26.-The indictment
against Edward Parker Deacon for the
fetal shooting of Abeille the alleged lover
of his wife, has been changed to the less
serious charge OF manslaughter, thus re-
moving the accusation of generalization.
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Apynamlte Cartridge Disco

Dynamite Cartridge Discovered in Sewer
PARIS, April ga dynamite cartridge
was discovered in sewer at ST. Etienne.
A report late this afternoon that,the house
of Dresch, the police commissary who ar
rested Ravachol, had been blown up by
Anarchists, caused great excitement. In
vestigation showed there was no founda-
ton for the report.
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PRICE: FIVE CENTS

dicted, as the attorney general will be with
the grand jury and see that indictments
are found agains the offenders of the law.
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He WHO RUNS MAY READ.
LOCAL.

LOCAL.
PAGE.
49, - =. $1,000. -------------------.------
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In All the Courts - 3
CRIMINAL Proceedings .----------.... 5
Mr.. Taylor is Married to Miss Lett ..-.... .
Several More Witnesses Testify That Hold
Up Austin is Mentally irresponsible -----
Amusements: The Theatre-St. Marks
Entertainment Seventy-tnirG AnniVer-
Sary OF the 1. Q. O. F...........-..------.
Inc City Council: An Ordinance IS Sub
United Providing for the Issuance Of
s600, 600 More BoEds-Applcation for An
other Street Railway-Fwo New Sewer
districts Created-Ordinance Preparing
Tor Creation of New Paving Districts
The Murray Franchise Passed Over for
another Week,
EDIToRIAL-PAGE4
Articles and Paragraphs.
Gags of Gaiety.
W Gather Predictions.
Lead and Silver Quotations.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dusluess ---------------
The Markets (6y telegraph. 6
UTAH NEws-PAGE 3.
Ogden. Provo. Logan. Park City, Payson and
Pennington.
TELECRAPH- PAGES AND 2.
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Cleveland. 3; Chicago. J. Batteries
Davis, Zimm er; Luby, Schriner.
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The Boiler Of Ferry eoat ExnIoaes

NEW York, April 26.-The boiler of the
ferry boat Cincinnati, exploded this after
noon, killing the engineer and iniuring q
number of passengers.
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pinpley Renomina,ed for Congress.

AUBURN, Maine, April 26.-Hon. Nelson
Dingley was renominated for Congress by
the Second district Republicans.
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Arrest of Anarchists at Rome and Berlin.
LONDON, April ga number of precau-
tionary arrests of anarchists have been
made at Rome and Berlin.
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RalIcweIl and Cadwallader's Shortage.

CnIcAeo, April pa special from West
Superior, Wis, n regard to the arrest in
Philadelphia yesterday of ]. J. HalloWell,
cashier Of the Superior bank, says Hallow-
ell and President Cadwallader used the
money of the bank, the former to the
amount Of So, o00 and the latter S27, goo.
though not in criminal way Cadwal-
lader has resigned. The bank is secured
by bonds of $4,000 each in the surety COM
pany Of Philadelphia. 1t is understood
their friends will make the amounts good.
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Dynamite Cartridge Exploded in Consulate.
BORDEAUX, April ga dynamite car
fridge was exploded this afternoon in the
hall of the residence of the Swiss consul.
No one was hurt.