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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

Trains leave
LEHlCH VALLEY RAILROAD.
EIFFALo. TORONTO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS
"stiKRaXToN iXPRKs,. Except SUNDAY, ST.,
4 81, 1880 p. W.. :5:i3 II. VI, 7:30P VI.
For Buffalo. Rochester. Niagara Falls,
Toronto, Chicago and the West.
At 10 n., 30 p. oc"ilys, 10 q. H. 80 p N.
For Lastol. 90 10 u. Ia, l. ~ 10. 40, Is,
80 p. sundays, 100 rs, IL ~ L.. 40. 80
y. IL.
For Bethlehem. Allentown and Mauch Chunk. %.
30 y. Sundays, 90 10, IL 90 IL. $40, 80
For Po.csvile rs a. m. u 80 s:i5 p. N. Sundays
ii 200 a.
For Halcton Is a. n, y 80 Jas 80 D. N. Sun
day s 10. IL 100 NJ: 30 .. N.
Fqr points ia the Mahsnoy Goa region 81 S:lj . NJ
~ 30 3 - D. IA. Sundays, 10. II 90 a. N.
For WikesDarFe Pttston ard Scranton, rs \. n,
y 80 -, 80 Sundays, except Scfaat0n, IL
FOR Eimii22 s:I5 a. m. IL 80 : 80 ,. N. Sundays.
s Is a. m, 80 y.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEA-HERS' AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Ieaehers. Tutors. Goyernesses
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ID RlvArE INSTRUCTION; preparation for college a
i specially: highest references. Address
YALE GRADUATE Box 20. Tribune Office.
TJ,HE FISK Teachers MISUNDERSTANDING Boston Chi.
j caro- Los Angeles. &C: 3, 600 positions filled H. T.
CROKER. N. Y. Manager. 20 6th.aSe. (i3th.stl
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Miscellaneous.
A NORMAL CLASS for the toinlng Of teachers who
"A wish 20 ~ themselves H. give Moral instruction
Children Will 10 opened by Prot FcliN Adler after Ian.
uory Applications wl be received from teachers.
aduaes OF Normal Schools and College graduate. ioe
part culars apply By mail u PROF. ADLER. 100 west
5iti>t.
n IECULAES schools. city country. parcrts
~ fDaricr an branches, public private
AMER SCHOOL. BUREAU, l.. V. IIuys,Ojl. . W i'm ~
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VNUE BFRLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
/ Madison Square (cor. .5th-st. and B'Wey)'
For Young Ladies-City
Musical Instruction.

Musical Instruction.
METROPOLITAN COLLEGE or MUSIC. ..
NI LEADING MUSICAL INSTITUTE or AMErIG A..
ke,cence department for NONRESIDENT students. Dudley
Buck Pres. ALBEIT Ross Parsons. Vice-Pies; II. w.
Greene, Scc'y aud Treas.
10 ana o. Eas: ! ith.st.. New-Yor6.
IN NE FAMOUS PIANO VIOLIN uId ORGAN SCHOOL,
i n. Y. CONSERVATORY. ll2 EAST lSIll-ST.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING
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For Both SeXes-Country
~ ALTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. Poughkcepsie NY.
IL Open the year. Thorough insiructon bookkeeping.
Banking. Commercial Law pcnHanSip COrresp ondcnc.
Arithmetic &c. Tclegraphy, ctonocrapby. Typewntng &C.
Business supplied win COMPETENT assistants short
notice 40 charge Tor Etuations furnished Send for cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-22

phadci pnla EApess, 100 !: 40. 9:OV ~ co. II 80,
with Dining Cor. A. NJ. 80. = 10 $50. with Dnins
Car. 90 Co. y 90, 80, 40 T. NJ. II 10 night.
Sunday, 800. 10 80. IL 30 with Dining Car A. NJ,
80. 5 81, with Dining C4., o'VV, NV Z. NJ - ID
night.
with DINING Car. \. NJ. 80, 30. Dining Car 90
u 20 Baltimore oniy) T. NJ II - night IA San
For Rea4IAg 90, :ij. . - a. NJ, 100, 100.
Is. CO. 90. -. 30 p. NJ. y Is night exceDe
Sturdy light sunday. 80 \. NJ. 700. $50. 90.
FOR Harrisburg at 900. 40. SA5 A. NJ. 90 80.
90 90 IS T.. NJ II Is n sht except saturday night
sundays, ii 80 y. NJ, w. 0.v0 ~ +. NJ, 4.IS
Light - -- o. =, oo 90,
%, - p N. IL 10 night. except Saluoy might ou4
tly- II 80 A. NJ. 90. 30 90 L. NJ. II 10 nisnt
For Sumbuy L,wisburg. and w lem' port 90 as.
q A. NJ. 90 80. 80 L. NJ. Il ID night, except
SATURDAY light. sundays. 10 A. NJ . ~ T. NJ. l. IL
ror as:oa Bethlehen Allentown Mauch Chunk &c.
200 rs $40 \. NJ go. 30, 8 i5. 30 70 Alen'
town Z. NJ Sundays; 80 10 A NJ 100; 80 p. u
$3.50 z. NJ su1Gays 80 a; ~ ,,.oo A. an
For Hlch BEtge EI1n,n OVV II '3O A. M. I'd"
p. NJ. sunday. 100 /. VI; "a 90 ,,oo ~
80. 90 ! 81, Us, I rs. 80 P NJ. sundays, 100
4" For Atlantic hehland. 80. s Is; II 80 a: NJ
4 40 ! sS q 10 l.. NJ. sundays 300 \. NJ, 700 p NJ
For Freehold 30, 10, Il 80 A NJ. 80, 80 3'S3
For led bank Long Branch and points south to Pont
IsnS oaly, 90 20 G.I5 p. ". SUNDAYS eyeepa
oce m Grove ard Asbury Park. 300 \. NJ. 90 p. NJ
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24
D. A WHITNEY.

Warren Mfg. Co. Best Pat $2 %
FERGUsONs s.
Oranges, lemons, pears and grapes
at Fred Brady's
Choice cooking and catin" apples
at Fred Rrndy's $.
Oats! Oats! for sale at the
round elevator.
Anyhoay's Best Pat. S225 ut
lsERGlsoN's.
Every thing in the line OF plush
goods at Taralsetll.
The public knows that Whitney al-
ways gives honest value.
Car load Of bran and shorts for.
sale ut the round elevator
Don't forget to go to Taralseth's
for good bargains.
Car load OF bran aud shorts for
sale at the round elevator.
Good judges say that Whitney's
l'iittS dit sur iIDtISliSS
Car load of bran and shorts for
sale at the round elevator.
Cloaks, clothing, dress goods, new
goods and low prices at tWincllesters.
Whitney gives bargains his COM
petirors never heard OF until he offers
them.
Whitney has Il few cloaks still left.
It will be worth Your while to get i,:s
prices on them.
Try 4 can nf Wincl,estcr's home
made Strawberries. They are on tor
FOR excellence.
Get Your wife a pair Of those nice
and warm wool lined shoes Just re-
ceivetl at Franson's.
The Farmers e Merchants Bank q!
Argyle HASA large amount OF none,
to loan Oil improved farms.
Now is the time to stock up Will
flour Tor the winter before the prices
advance. T, FERGlsoS.
liosanti bus yonr bran and, shorts
where you hly Your flour. the bess
brands 1T $$2 p, nc
+: FERarsoS's.
Lindberg and Lnn,lgrpn arc agents
for the New Home Sewing Machine.
the best machine made. See ativai,
tisment elsewhere
= !. s5
Good farn,ers can geta farm loan
on 10 years time with the prissilegeof
paying; It'll Or part any tille they.
choose. Notice al.
sBoRG.
| have & ,tlited SIM ,oney to
lend III s;i4lli:s from 1900 Il, $500 on
hrs, cl,s Ieer,n security. None other
need a33. y. JDIINI OsTRoAI.
lfa3 on hnniaGml horses and all
:s.iisit;als cured ill3O minutes by Wool
f.sl'.l s Sanitary Lotion. This never
f.sf's. Sold by 4. E. Whitney, drug
gtst. Warren, AIinr.
II you want to hnv improved
1;lrnls wild land .c:,i! on .Inlrn H..
I.Wllo has several good f.ll.nls
Tor sale ut il har9:lim--lluw is the
time to l,,i,' before the prices al
vance. Don't delay.
English SPAWN l.inl.npnt removes
;tll hard soft or Glt!ous,ql lNnips
;lni hclniSllrs from horses. Blood,
spawn, spa III e,ll'l's. splinl $, sweeney, ring
tl1.
t'lro;, + ts. s.t.ou:sshs, etc. Save $50 by
use sol one bottle Warranted the
most most wonderful blemish c,1re ever
! known. Sold by Il +. Whitney,
druggist, Warrcn. Mum. I'ss 81,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24

M. and Mrs. b. Gruseth, OF Warren,
were visiting at the home Of l,aslnus,
Nelson last week. They returned
home OH Friday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24

Services were held in the Norwegian
Lutheran Church OH Sunday, March
the 9th, by. Rev. NJ. J. Westphnl, Of
Crookston, N mn.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24

For Sale.
\ quantity OF oats, barley and
ground feed. W. O. HOLGOMB.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

J.W. Harris is buillin" q lean-t,
to his livery barn.
: Spring seems to have arrived
now in dead earnest.
e. r. Barnes expects to have his
meat market running in Il couple OF
weeks.
A classicala and entertaining pro-
gram will be rendered at the Lutte
man SeNtctte concert.
= All lovers Of good vocal music
should hear the l.utteman Sextette
in the NJ. +. Church April 2n,l.
Judge l.. r. Lakin, Of Carrolton
Ill.,, arrived Monday to look after his
large farming interests in this yicini-
| ty.
- Exclusive passenger trains will
be run on this division the first of
next month-so say people who
know.
= Judge Lakin has bought Henry
krneger's plhce. nntl it is rumorpd
that Ed. Somer's has sold his farm
to Iowa parties.
Admission tickets to the Lntte-
man Sextette concert for sale at
81 90 each, and every purchaser OF !,
ticket will be guaranteed IL seat.
The coming Of Judge Lokin
kev. David and several otllernon-res
ident farmers is II better Indication
OF the approach of spring than ever
so many tiocks OF wild geese.
= Go to the Lnttemnn Swedish
Male Sextette concert. and you will
be surprised ut what the human,
voice can accomplish by skilful train
ing.
= The Lntteman Sextette is com
posed III the following members: 4.
Eticeoon and G. Fronolm, first tenor:
{. Smith, sccon,l tenor; f. Schin.
first inlss; n Iewnnr1rk and G
kindlund, second bass.
: The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Norwegian Lutheran Church will
hold an auction at Slee's Hall Thurs
day evening, March oath. where i
great many fine articles will he sold
and plenty OF refreshments served
All are cordially invited.
i. Q. Cronkhite is whooping it
up for the Alliance party in kittson
county this week. Mr.. t'ronkhiteh has
the reputation of.being an orator OF
no mean ability. Woe INTO We Re
publicans and We Democrats, ye
scribes and pl,;,risees, when the re-
nowned editor OF the Banner ~ets
after We.
The baptism OF their infant son
was an occasion for f,.asting and re-
!oicing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
I. II. Holm. The event occurred on
Monday afternoon in the presence Of
a number Of invited friends. Rev. :.
uddcn, OF AlOorle;,d, performed tho
solemn rite. The young man was
named Carl Ossian Hiding.
&C. c. McArthnr, of Platteyille
Wis. has been visiting with his
cousin }. IL. McArthmr in this city
forsever''i days. He is an intelligent
you!':, man, !. telegraph operator by
trade, and we learn that he is to r,.-
main permanently in this part Of the
country. he having secured the posi-
ton OF station agent at Angus.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24
BUSINESS TOPICS.
Whitney leads in low prices
Pride Of the Valley 50 - ut
lsERGUSOS :.
iicCornack's Best Pat. fr525 at
IS,>rrrc,t,<'S

-
FEMWSON'S.
Higlrstcasll prize paid for fnrS ut
at Slices.
Oatsl Oatsl for. sale at the
round elevator.
When looking fnr rcn! bargains call
at Winchestcr,s.
Oats! Oats! for sale at the
ronnd elevator
Have you seen those "Qnick Neal
stoves at Powell Z Larson
Pure old fashioned buckwhe;,t
-four for sale by Winchester
| have u limited amount OF money
to buy sou,. secured notes.
+. w. FLANDERS.
Office with \. B Nelson.
Express! express! express wagons
for the children ut Powell & Larson.
Gallon Powell & Larson and LET
then, show you the "Quick Meal
stove.
Goods are now sold cheaper at
T,.r;,lsetll's brick store than ever
b fore.
B,,nken Argyle l,nr On hel del
nenge til ntll;an pan opelvrkede
Farnle.
The sQnick Meal. is the E,test
md hest Y;lSD1iIlr Stove pOw.II e
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24

H'''serson 4 Nelson ''r. busy grind.
ing feed at present. They will com.
mence saving lumber next week.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24

-Four Farms for Rent.
OF 60, so, 500. and 100 acres re-
spectively. Inquire OF John f. OS-
from, Warren. or write to
j. S. DAVID,
Joliet, I'll.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24
Cool. IIllnto1.

Cook TAINTED.
A good cook, with wife but no
children, wanted ut once at the
Snake River Farm Call or write to
l.. NJ. tAFERTY,- Foreman,
Warren. MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24
Il Good Farm For Sale

1'1NFW/1.
The southwest 4. section >, town
ship 15-i, range II. This farm is
well improved, it has good buildings,
a planted grove, good well, 135ncres
under cultivation. i is situated in
a good neighboorhno,' a,.,l is close
to school house. $1,a,H, viii buy lit
it taken at once. For further par
ticnl;'rs apply to
JOIN r. OsTROM,
Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24
New Solum.
HELEN. Nlinn.. March 18th. 1889

= 4
HELEN. MINI. March 18th lSy.
EDITOR SHEAF:
A singing choir has been organized
at this place and it proves to be
very successful one.
Services were held in the Norwegian
Lutheran Church on Sunday, March
the 9th, by. Rev. NJ. J. Westpl,al, Of
Crookston, NJ nn.
M. and Mrs. h. Grusetl,, OF Warren.
were visiting ut the llone of llaslnus.
Nelson last week. They returned
home OH Friday.
Halverson& Nelson are busy grind.
ing feed at present. They will com
mence s;,wing lumber next week.
Tie worst snow storm of the sea-
son occurred here ON Thursday OF
last week. 1t was very severe but
c'nsed no loss Of life Of which ~.
know.
Mr.. Il. stPngelson, OF Red jacket,
Mich. who came here for the purpose
OF buying milch COWS, is taken sick
and c''nnot continue his work.
The house Of Peter Simenson came
nearly being destroyed by fire on
Frillny morning Of last week. Only
the two Youngest boys were ;ltllome.
knute Nelson and Il. Grusetl,, who
we're ON their wny to Warren, reached
the placci,l time to help them. There
WIS no waiter to lie hn.l, bilt Mr.. Mel
son Succeeded IN finding !. pail al
milk with wl,icI, lie cxting,lishcl the
fire. It cansht from SCOT ia tho
chimney.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24

Seed Oats For Sale.
lhave Il quantity OF first classseed
oats for sale. Guaranteed to be free
from foul seed. Sample may he seen
at SHEAF Office a. BRADLEY.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24
Entered at the Post Office at Warren as Second
Glass sMailMatter.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RI. riKE senEpvtt

l.aave CrOOkstOn daily firl
Duluth. Ashland, Minnp-i Leave. Arrive
apnii,. st. Pant. Chicago, 1O:SrM. s:o5A.M
and all points East and
South.
Leave CroOkston daily forl
Irani Forks, Grafton. Leave. Arrive
aemMna; NtnntpegS S:2aA.M. los PM
Dakota and Mnnit Oba,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24

Seed Wheat.
have 100 bushels Ot seed wheat
for sale. l4OUIs OLSON.
Town OF Farley. Polk Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-03-24
Be Active,
That's / Energy Ter !
Be Prudent,
That's Economy.
Match Energy with Economy and drive
the pair to Prosperity.
q w

By being among the early custom
ers that will surely throng our
store you will have your choice
Of some Of the finest goods we've
offered in many a day. It will pay
you to exercise a little energy; we
will attend to the economy part Of
it.
Ia a AAAillTAlrN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13
OUT GO TEE TORIES
Gladstone Will Present Himself
10 Her Ungracious Majesty.
THE PRESS on TUE PRIMER
Home Eule in sight-Deacon viii Stand
Trial Before Expatrial ioa-hussia
Missing Troops.

LONDON, Aug. 12.-Members OF the cs6i-
net met at noon today and formally agreed
10 resign. Most OF the ministry viii leave
town today.
HOME RULE NOW INEVITABLE.
The Daay Chronicle II-iberaD says: The
single effective point that Chamberlain
made in his speech was that Gladstone will
hold Office for six months without defining
his poiicy. Had III autumn session been
conceded. as we advised. Chamberlain
must have cut from his speech all its most
damaging passages. and until the new min
istry meets The house next session no man
dare say il is seiAed firmly enough to gov
ern the country With authority and vigor.
Jutii Gladstone brings his home rule meas
ure forward it would be idle to ignore the
tact that his majority is heterogeneous.
The Paa Nal Gazette (Liberai) says:
"Gladstone's triumph is Parnelps also.
Twenty years ago Parnen had not even
entered parliament Before he died be
had converted nine out Of ten Irishmen
ngaiust revolutionary mel hOds. The ell
feet of division is irrevocable. Difficulties
ard delays q Home Rule there may be, but
its final adoption is now inevitable"
The ST. james Gazette Conservative un-
der the caption OF "Leaping Into DARK
ness" says: ''fhe government was
elected by a majority, simply going II
cerstood idea. II disaster results In in
creased taxation, malignant pickering with
France, disgraceful retreat from Egypt
an open breach with Russia in central
Asia, and renewed outrages and rlotlng II
Ireland, the country has itself TO thank"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13
NEAR TOHALPOINTER
Flying Jib PAGES q Mile in
1908 leg, at Grand Rapids.
STALLION THAT ASToNIsRED ALL
BY Making the Three Fastest Recorded Heats
In Free-for-All Race-Racss Else
Wherein the Diamond.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 12.-On a
fast track at Comstock Park today Flying
Jib. 2:l02l, astonished 10000 spectators by
pacing mile in 2:OS1S, only a quarter of 3
second slower than Hal Pointers Buffalo
record, and a half second better than
Nancy Hanks yesterday. He went mile
SO smoothly that his speed was not noticed.
The crowd went wild and gave him en-
ovation when the time was announced.
The quarters vera made in 80, 1863,
l By and 2:Oslz.
In the Sl0,090 stallion race, Alvin made
the three fastest heats ever gone over any
free-for-all stallion race and clipped the
quarter second of his record in the last
two heats. Time-2:1514, 2:1414, 2:144.
In the 2:27 trot Magnolia won record of
2;204, going mile in 2:lS15.
The trottiug stallion Harry Noble, owned
by w. s. Kirby & Co., died today of heart
disease. The horse had record Of 2:l71l
and was valued at $50, 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13
DEACON WILL STAND TRIAL
Before He wiz Consent TO Leave France as
Condition Of Acquit al.

Before He VIII Consent 10 Leave France as a
Condition Of Acquit al.
Especial 70 TEE MISUNDERSTANDING Dispatch
LoSDox. Aug. Pit is reported that
Edward Parker Deacon was offered release
from prison Cd condition that he would
leave France forthwith never to return.
Mr.. Deacon wrote to the project Of Nice re-
fusiug 10 accept the offer. The French au
thorities are much disappointed at the re-
fusal. as their object has been to prevent,
IL possible, the trial of Deaoon's suit
against his wife for divorce and the ex-
posure TO the world of the additional evil
dence going to show that she was guilty of
misconduct with NJ. Abeille. They would
like tc expel Deacon from the country
AFTER his TERM OF IMPRISONMENT,
but as they have 40 ground for such an &C.
ton, il is feared that II might call forth a
remonsirance on the part Of the American
legation. Therefore the attempt was made
10 induce Deacon himself TO go as q condi-
ron OF being liberated The Abeille family
and their influential connection Hre en-
deevor.ng to prevent Deacon from having
any further opportunity TO air his griev-
ances. and have, it is said, succeeded iu
completely gaining over the highest au.
rhorigies OF tho republic on their side. On
tue ether hand,
THE SYMPATHY OF FOREIGNERS,
both in Paris. Nice and elsewhere is
strongly with Deacon. us snid that there
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13
,iz1ie Is Committed for Trial.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Aug. l2.-Lizzle G.
BORDEN was arraigned in the Second dis
trict court this morning. charged with kill
inc her father and stepmother. The prs-
oner pleaded not guilty to the charge and
Monday, Aug. %, was set for trial. MISS
Borden was committed without bail.
the prisoner was taken to Taunton this
morning and locked up. There are strong
rumors this evening that the police have
nTocured the hatcbet with which the crime
was committed. The police are in posses
sion of a peculiar Ratchet and the rumor
that this particular Ratchet was used is
greatly strengthened by the strong word
mo of City Marshal billiards. A COM
nIsint il published today that no Ratchet
ike the one in custody can be found in the
local hardware stores. Its grestesl p7cu-
iiaritv is claw of the side nearest the
handle. It is SAID that the hatches fits int,
the mnrderous wounds in Mrs. Bordeu's
besd. Tonight Marshal billiard said there
was great deal to be proven before tie
crime could be finally fastened upon Miss
Rorden. Much had been learned but fos
ali that he could see that the trial would be
long and tedious.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13
THE THUSDERER KNOWS 1T ALL
How Tom Pls-t Stands with Bis Party and
President int Found Out.

How Tom Plqt Stands with Bis Party and
President Ju.t Found Oui.
Especial 10 THE HERALD-Eraminer Dispatch
LONDON, Aug. l2.-The Times, which is
usually well versed in political matters
and whose predictions are seldom contra
dicted, says the latest news is that If
Thomas &. Platt desires TO establish him
self on peace footing with President Har-
rison. he must get down on his marrow
bones and ask to be forgiven for past sins
and give signs that he viii be submissive in
future. President Harrison, it is said, viii
make no attempt to ''placate'' him and has
indicated that for various reasons, which
he has given to his confidential friends. 1t is
b matter of indifference to MIN what stti-
tude Mr.. Plat may please TO ta6e during
the next two months. Dir. Harrison has
further indicated, SO report has il, that he
is disguised, with attempts which Mr..
Nhitelaw Reed end others have been
making to secure favoring chances from the
Tioga statesman and will
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13

cago. The United States feet will be
composed of vessels of the most modern
types and the demonstration will further
include reproductions of the cara
vels which composed the fleet OF
Columbus upon his voyage OF discovery.
The notification directs cur ministers to
communicate to the governments to which
they are accredited the purpose OF the
United States and 10 tender cordial in
vitaticn to send a feet of vessels which
may httingly represent its power and
fidelity to join the United States fleet in
Hampton Roads, Apri l6, 1898. The navy
department will soon take up plans and
scope proposed review, and begin pre-
parations for q rendezvous, the most i'm
posing the country has ever witnessed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-13
A FoRGER'S FUNNY ESCAPE.
Throws HIS Csptor in Trunk and Locks
The DOOr on film

Throws HIS Csptor in Trunk and Locks
The GOor on linn.
Especial to THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, Aug. IA dudish young man
who is registered at the Palmer house as
d. G. Moore of New York was arrested by
Detective Bailey of the central station as
E. G. Dumas of Boston, who is wanted IN
that city for forgery Of $3.50. The young
man took his arrest with GOODNESS, but pro-
tested that his name was Moore aud not
Dumas, and if Detective Bailey wouia
have the kindness to come up to his room
he would show him papers to prove that
his name was Moore The detective was
obliging and, upon reaching the room, the
Young man showed him papers lying 10 the
bottom of a large sample trunk. bailey
stopped over to pick them up, wnen MS
prisoner seized him by the heels, dumpe9
him into the trunk, slammed the lid, locKeu
the door of the room aud made his escape.
1t was fifteen minutes before the detective
was released from the room, and ne IS now
hunting for his man with small chances Oh
finding him.