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POLITICAL UNION
Between The United States
And Canada
SAID TO BE INEVITABLE
SAID TO BE INEVITABLE
By Z. 4. Mcdonald, a Prominent Can.
adlan, Now Visiting Boston.
PLAN oF oAurA'aS ourLLrNrp.
substnutiai Endorsement Of the Hove.
mcnt hy Representative Dusi.
ness Men.

BosroN, Oct. GA new movement
looking to the political union OF the
Unliod Slates and Canada, pfosontcd
by l.. A. Mcdonald, who Ia at present
on visit 10 this city, .scoivcd eubstsn.
ual enforcement at meeting OF rep.
Iosentative Boston businoss men held
hero today. Hon. John a. Lane,
president of the Boston Merchants
association, anu PRECEDENT Jerome
Joues, OF the Associated Board OF
Trade, PRECEDENT l.. G. Durham, Of
the Boston Chamber OF Commerce, and
other prominent mon were present.
Mcdonald outlined ths plan OF cam.
paign, atallng that political union was
no. only possible but inevitable, ant
the people Of Canada are rips for the
great change, and public meeting
viii be held Ia Boston In n few weeks
TO further discuss the matter.
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IN POLICE CIRCLES.


In the Police court this morni ng the
following business was transsc ted
before Justice w. w. Gee;
Robert Mclaughlin, a ruddy com.
plcxioned Scotchman with his face
badly cut and swollen, ack nowledged
that he had been drunk and abu sive.
The court fined him $40.
Sammy Blundoll, n newsboy, and A.
u. Hanks, aged nbout II and II years
respectively, were arraigned for tres.
pass. They pleaded not guilty and the
case was continued until this after
noon.
Thomas Kelly, a grape peddler, was
tried fer obs,fucting the street In front
OF the place OF business Of an Italian
fruit vendor. He was discharged.
Thomas Burns was fined s. for
drunkenness.
Paddy Boyle shared similar fate
for the same ofionae.
Carl Schneider, ditto.
Thomas Elwood, Sandy laborer,
was sent 10 jail for five days for intoxi-
cntion.
Swan Olson, well dressed, dark
c0mplexioned man, with long hair and
beard, wgs also arralgnod for drunken
ness. Case continued.
Walter Kelly pleaded that he had
not been IN town since the Fourth OF
July and therefore believed he had a
rlght 10 get full. The court thought
differently anu fined him s..
Michael Little was affaigBed for
stealing "A stone hammer valued at $3.50.
The complaining witness was man
named Boyle. The case went over
until this afternoon.
y. kelsey, Ed Smith, j. Rosser, G..
II. Tyler anu James A. Rose forfeited
IS each for drunkenness.
Charles Murray was arrested ON
complaint OF Samuel ]. Wofthington.
lhe alleged ofinnHe was selling three.
quarters Of pounu Of grapes for a full
pound. The purchase price was i've
cents. The defendant denied that he
had sold any grapes TO the complaining
witness nnu declared that IL was case
OF mistaken identity. Murray was dis
charged.
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sronY oF PAINTINGS.
AIRS. Campbell Tells n Tate About n
Customs House Onicer.

Customs nouse Oniccr.
NEW IoHiS, oct. 0.-The woman nc
cusod Of smuggling paintings valued at
Thousands IL said by the customs house
authorities 10 DO the wife OF William
Campbell, the millionaire wallpaper
manufacturer. She IL now tho wife
" gn Italian named Davacnci OF
Italy. Mrs. Campbell called al the
customs house today very angry aud
said the called 10 prefer charges against
Inspector rraltteur. The latter she
said preferred the charge OF smuggling
against her In order that he might
take POSSESSION Of the pRintinps which
belonged TO her. His motive, sue
charged, was revenge becausv she di1
not fecipiocate his passion for her. She
declares he pureuod her 10 Saratoga
and other places to make love TO her.
Deluy Collector Phelps took the
pupors, hut did not give Mrs.
Campboll much satisfaction. Nearly
three months ngO the cusluma
house officers began 20 watch Mrs.
Campbell. About that time she en-.
tered great many paintings ~ house.
hold goods aud personal efltots she
took the usual oath ut the time, that
> y
and they were not Intended Tor sale.
The officials leaned that the woman
had not been across the ocean for two
years ana had lived continually here.
They learned that she stored them
away IN storage houses Hnd auction
rooms In this city and had had cata.
l0gue printed anu sent around. There
were originally 1905 paintings but the
other twenty-tour disappeared aud tho
inference Il that the woman named
disposed Of them.
Some Of the paintings are by Leon
nrdo DR Ninoi. one Of them is tho
famous picture "Christ carrying the
Gross" valued at $4,000. There are
two 10y Rubens and n number by other
old masters. Slxly-nine are by Italian
masters who lived prior to the six.
tenth century. The woman inter.
ested Il well known. a few ycnIs ngo
she mel the man who had been her
husband In Central PRrl; and IN the
presence OF a thousand persons wen, at
him with a horsewhip. She used the
honewhip on other occasions.
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SILVER.
Director Leoch Cannot Understand
why 10 Declines In Price.

wAsnIS0ToN, ID. g., Oct. 6.-''lt
looks as II tho people were losing CON
fidencr Ia silver" said Leech, director
Of the mint, todny. "rho visible sup
ply in New York IL email, ana largo
part In held by persona who bought
when the price was high and are hold.
ing on TO n. Our oilers hero seem to be
dropping, which would 20 TO chow tho
reduced supply anu ought TO show
higher prices. The price today, how
ever, was Us low as S3 cents and . mils
ana few days ago It was u shade
lower. There has been decline Of
about cents since July LIST. Tho CAUSE
OF this decline In price and lack Of
confidence In silver apparently must
be due to the diminished use OF silver
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WAsHINuToS. d. g., Oct G.-The
superintendent OF the ceutus has Just
Issued preliminary statistics 1i the
cereal production Of the United states,
prepared under the direction Of Hyde,
The special agent. The fgurcs are;
Barley, 1921 $3.50 acrcs, ts,.i1,G.2
hushels; buckwheai, Sis,'17 acres
l2,l31,6Gg bushels; corn, 72,106,U7 {
acres, 2,i2l. j5g,3l2 bushela; oats, 2s..
207, 272 acres, 500, los ,191 bushels; rye,
Eli ,G22 ucr.s. 2s,4l. bushels;
wheat, 33,5T4,3il acres, li3,30s.77S
bushols; total, lsO,i70, iS5 ncfcs, a,521,.
0JI5ll bushels. In 1850 the ilfutrs
were; barley, i,005,727 eorep, i3,gl7..
495 bushels; buckwheat, s4s. $50 acres.
ll,SlT8s7 bushels; corn, 72,j0S,jOi
acres, 1854, 50i ,G7s bushels, uats, lB,.
1851 acres, lJT, s5s. 500 bushels; rye,
si2, s3s acres, 1851 ,95s bushels; whost
35, $40, 3S3 acres, 100, isS, lS7 buehels;
total, ls,83l,770 Acres, .,O05, jsO,2s
bushels.
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cs,hel,r. rrr.rrn,.a m rrnn.rn.

PARIS, Oct. 0.--The board OF French
African hilesions publishes a letter
from Bishop Hirth, head Of the French
Catholic missions In Uganda. The
Bishop says the position OF Catholic
missionaries In the Viotoria Nyanza
district Is TO them heartrending. Tho
precautions against them arn as vio-
lent AS ever la spite OF the treaties
made in April. Thousands OF Caiho-
lies, the Bishop adds, are destined TO
die, or already have been killed. Tho
British are trying TO protect them but
confess they are powerleas.
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A Continuation or, DC roundera,

NEW YORK, Oct. 0.--Aftet several
failures the type founders have formed
"A combination, 10 be known as the
President. q. II. JorOan, Of New
York, IL eastern manager, md John
Marden, OF Chicago, western manager.
Tho typefounders think profits can
easily 10 Increased IL a million dollars
a year. A. Farmer Il Son aud George
Bruce's Sons X company Of this city
still refuse 10 join.
Barnherdt Brothers ~ Spllndler, Of
Chicago, declined to Join the combinH.
ton, but said they were willing to
sell out.
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DYING or srAnyATIoN.

a Dopiornbi. Condition fmonE the
Poor at roiucs. Mexico.
Ell PAso, Tex, Oct. G.-Advlces
from tho interior u Mexico give par.
ticulnrs OF n deplorablc state " affairs
ut Toluca. The poorer classes are dying
every DAY by the hundreds from siaTv.
alton aud exposure, augmented BY an
epidemic OF typhoid fever. At Iaca-
tecns lac deaths occurred last Sunday.
The people are growing desperate aud
in several instances, notably that at
Morclis, attacked the government
warehouses, overpoweriDg the guards,
and carried OF corn and other provi-
Hions. All crops have been killed by
the unutually early lrosts, nu1 greater
suffering among the poor 10 expected
this winter than last year.
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ports. The minority. directs the com.
mittee for nomination Of new
corporate men beers 20 receive from
the state and territorial AMI indie.
pendent congu gaiionhl orgnrizationa
nominations 10 III the vacancies on the
hoard In increased number, and that
the committee select from such names
enough u nh thrcc.foufths Of the
vacancies Ia the board; aud that tho
committee be instructed 10 report such
plan for representation Of the churches
In the board az ~ omB likely TO safety
the reasonable desire OF the churches.
The minority report 10 similar except
that IL provides for the selection VI
membership to mako UP half OF the
vacancies.
Tho matter was temporarily deferred.
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a uoni,InLE oArH
snid 10 Have ne.n Taken ny tue Ten.
nessse niotoIs.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Oct. G,-In the
ease OF ID. y. Monroe, on trial az Clif.
ton Tor the murder OF Aiilitlnmnn
Frank smith, events took a Sensational
turn today. Monroe was the leader OF
the nlncrs who made the attack on
Camp Anterior Ia August laSt for tho
purpbse OF iibefaiiug this eonvlcts at
Coal Creegl According 10 MonIooiS
own evidence he was the leader OF tho
riOting Ininum. Tue attempt Of tho
prosecution 10 show the existence OF au
oAth.bouni organization failed up to
today, Mobroe having teaiided point
blank to the contrary. Today james
DoGTuchy, young Engliahman,
testified that there wah such society,
that he himself had been initiated
into II. Monroe was the head Of the
society and administered horrible
cath. binding the members not only 10
absolute secrecy, but also 10 kill any
one who revealed tho ttCre.s Of the
ORDER Monroe ilinched at DeGruchy's
fatal testimony.
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MRS. HARRISON.
No Particular Alteration IA Her Con.
dillon.

WAaHIS0ToS, oct. 6.-Aslde from
the usual changes, characteristic In
constructive cases, there ~ no par.
tlculRr alteration Ia the condition OF
Mrn. Harrison. Her right lung II on
tlroly consolidated, No thut she has no
uso Of II Whatever. The l0it lung IL
now involved. Although anxious for
prolonged life, the patient does not OK
hiblt the chceriulness aud hOpofulness
usually 80 apparent Ia the case OF con.
sumptives. This IN due 10 the extromo
nervous exhautiion from which she
suffers. This extreme prosiratiOn has
been the one great cause which oper.
ated against her rally. The most
noticeable result OF hor Illness IL her
great cancellation. Before she was
taken III Mrs. Harrison weighed 1917
pounds, and 1t Is said she has lost dur.
ing her proslrati0n between forty and
MY pounds.
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Reciprocity Arrangement with tho
Republic of Colombia.

wAsmINolOS, d. C., Oct. G.-Tho
announcement II made that Minister
Abbott has succeeded In negotiating FOR
a reciprocity arrangement with the
Republic Of Colombia. The minister Of
foreign affairs OF the old cabinet OPP
posed the reciprocity treaty, but tho
new vice-preeldent who since the last
election has been acting In the place
Of President Nuntz, an invalid, seems
10 have favored the arrangements with
the United States before January let
last, put Colombia with Haiti md
Vonezuela on the list OF those coun-
tries ngainst which March 18th 10.
taliatory duties on sugar, molnsses,
coffee, tea and hides VIII be imposed
by proclamation OF President Har.
Tlson.
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rlIn rLnuIInN nAII.nrs.
Almost Impossihic a. oct Them
printed In Rhine.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Ocl. 6.-Colonel
w. Hayes Grier superintendent Of
public printing and binding, says 10 10
IA practical imposslbility to have the
election ballots required under the law
printed In time for the election. 1t
will require 2, ono reams OF white anu
tinted parer in equal quantities, which
weigh nearly four hundred tons. Thoga
are lew presses In the stated upon which
the tickets can lie printed Three
regular and three specimen ballots
will be required for the voter The
official ballot now heing printed for the
state department will be 92x5a inches.
IL Is stated thefe h not enough paper
IN tho country OF The kind required 10
eupply all the ballots needed.
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A ROMANTIC STORY.
Told By nudstSh rrwig, Wanted far
Larceny Ia Gerinany.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Rudolph Erwig,
wanted IA Dusseldorf, Germany, for
the larceny 90 200 mario from his rcla-
tiyer, Erwlg Brothers, dealers Ia leather
was arrested here today. His story is
a romantic one. lie at one time was
engaged 10 marry AN heiTuss In
Dusseldorf, and ON the strength OF his
coming marriage his father, who was
cashier OF Erwig Bro,hers, began to
live IN most extravngunt mguner.
Rudolph, however, foil In love with n
poor girl and shook tho heiress. The
iather II hopeivssiy Ia debt, and stole
100, 900 from the hrm aud lied. Ru-
dolph waited few weeks, married tho
poor girl, then packed up $1,000 marks
and came to Chicago. lie started u
glove factory and was pTospsring, but
his changing 1000 mark note led TO
M investigation which disclosed the
story.
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Tho rri.cornIlnn nlahor..

BAITINoHE, Oct. 6,-rhe opening
seryices OF the EWHcopalian COnvuu.
ton this morning wefo conducted by
Bishop Burgess Of Quincy, III. The
house Of bishops decided TO make the
question OF Te vision Of the prayer book
tho order OF tho day. Two complete
delegations from the church In Canada
W orc received and accorded seats.
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CHICAGO, Oct CAT toiay'a session
Of the American Board OF Foreign
Missions the report Of the committee
on church representation on the board
was mado the special order for this
afternoon.
Joseph Cook OF Boston introduced q
Worlds Fair sunday closing resOlu.
ton. Adopted.
The treasgtcr's report on the various
MISSIONS occupied most VI the forenoon
session.
The committee ON church represent.
atlon ia the board presented two 70.
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scarcity OF fractional sIvcr In Italy.

ROME, oct. 6.--rhe Inconvenience
resulting from the disappearance from
circulation Of fractional silver con-
tiuues to DO Increasingly ielt la all
parts ot Italy. The law which practl.
cally forhids the transportation out OF
the country Or even from place to place
In the country has not besn able 10 pre-.
vent the expectation. The premium
on gold drives fractional silver 10
France and Switzerland, where It read
NY clrculatos in all small transactions
al par with golI.
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NOTICE.

Tho Semi.Annual Conference OF the
Sunday School officers and workers
will he held in the Tabernacle, Salt
Lake City, Sunday evening. October
9th, 1902. GEORGE q. CANNON,
GEORGE GODDARD,
john MORGAN.
General SUPPLEMENTARY Deeeret
Sunday School Union.
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THE REMAINS or rESSysoN.
The Poet raid 90 Lock Younger In
Death than la Life.

Death than la Life.
LONDON, Oct. o. - The Canon OF
Westminster Abbey has formally IN
viied Hnllam Tennyson 10 bury his
father In Westminster Abbey. Hallam
Venuyaon Ii now 10 III as To be- con-
fined 10 his bed.
The body OF Lord Tonnyson lies on
the bed whore he died. Ho looks fifteen
years younger than before his Geath,
Ills beard has been carefully trimmed
aud bis hands folded over his chest. A
laurel wreath crowns his head aud
another lies Mt his feet. Burning wax
taperS lend u subdued light TO tho
chamber. The Bishop OF Winchester
Will preach the funeral sermon In
Haslemero Church next Sunday.
Sir Edwin Arnold publishes tho fol-
lowing poem Ia the Telegraph this
morning;
No moaning Of the bar, SAL forth strong ship
Into that gloom which has God face Tor light
Not dirgc, but proud farewell from each
FOND lip,
Aud praise, abounding praise, and faae'a fain.
lamrns this tunoiul soul to tbat large noon
WheIa tnou shalt qulEc with angels, Words OF
Arc Tor the unfulhlied. not thee, whose moon
OF genius sinks tuil 'orbed, glorious, aglow.
No mohning Of the bar, musical drifting
OF Times waves turning 70 the eternal sea,
Deaths soft wind all thy gallant canvas lifting,
Aud Christ thy pilot to tho peace that be.
The TUies calls Tennyson the "Eng.
liah Virgil," on account OF his mastery
Ut lofty, graceful and sonorous verse.
Never since Milton, II says, has Eng
land heard such stately blank verse an
"ldylls OF the King" He had tho
King. He had an eye almost as loving
~ Homer Tor the beautiful side Of the
trivinla Of daily life.
The Chronicle thinks that Swinburne
Is his only possible successor.
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Nancy nanh. Irot. n MIC e,oa.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct 0.-rwolvc
thousand people cav Nancy Hauks 20
u milo In 2.06 at the Fair ground4 az
New Albany, Ind, this afternoon.
The track was tn excellent condition.
The hfst quarter was In 30 20 seconds,
the halt Ia l;03, three quarters In l;3b
. ., and the mile In 200.
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Condition of AFFAIR. In ,hc Choe,nw
Nation.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 6.-Tho
secretary Of the interior has received
letter from Agent Bennett OF the Union
10 DO bloodshed there unless prompt
action IL taken TO provide United States
troops In sufficient force 10 suppress
any riot that may arise. Secretary
Noble has asked the secretary vi war
10 Immediately send n sufficient force
TO preserve peace.
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An Audience to consul snowdon Ia
spain

MADRID, oct. o. - Queen Regent
ChristlanR today gave an audience Ia
Snowden, the new American minister,
who presented his credentials. Snow.
den introduced the American del
egate to the Columbus Exhibit
ton in Madrid, who bore n letter from
the United States government inviting
the Queen Regent and the young King
TO visit Chicago.
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PARIS, oct. G.--M. saint.Saens, the
distinguished French composer, has
accepted Theodore Thomas invitation
TO uct OH the Jury Tor musical compo.
sitiona ut the Chicago exhibition.
Count Felix De Vuille.F roy, the ami.
NAL painter, and secretary OF the
Chanipa Elyssees salon, will go to Chi.
cago as representative OF tho nne
uKgu
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MARsHFiELD, Or, Oct. 6.-The
steamer Butcher Boy ran onto snng
Ia Goose river and sank today. The
passengers and crew had narrow
escape. Among the passengers was
elijah Smith, capitalist OF Boston.
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WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 81. H.
Shively, Republican can idale for the
Legislature from the Ninth distrlci,
died today from hydrophobia. He was
bitten by his own dog about month
uuO.
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abroad, but cannot fully understand
H.. or course II ,hc International
Monetary Conference should result In
plan 10 bring silver Int more general
use, the price would rise again"
"If the supply gets TO point where
offers are to- small to meet the month";
ly PURCHASES by the government, what
will bc the eifucl?H wan asked.
at ought to raise the price" replied
l4euch.
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Tho matter was temporarily deferred.
4 risuc Encounter between Tormcr
PARTNERS.

CHICAGO, Oct. DIX Congressman
Dunham, once president VI tho Board
Of Tfaie, aud MS former partner, Alex
andrr Young OF M.lwaukoo.had fstlc
encounter on thu Board Of Trade this
morning rs result ~ q personal dis.
agreement. The cause OF the Disagree.
mcnt was kept secret by the parties
thereto. Durham has resolved 10
prosecute Young, who wa9 the
nggFeFa. T.
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PARIS, Oct. 6.-The rumor cur.
rent ou the bour-o today that the
French forces OF Dahomey had cnp.
tured Abomey, the capital OF the coun.
try, and that King Behanzin was u
prisoner, IL not confirmed.
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Real Es,nrs Men risct onieer..

BuFVALo, Oct. G.-Real estate mon
today elected William Il. Cutter, Of
this city, president, o. W. Crawford, Of
Chicago, secretary, anu NJ. J. vii.
llnms, Of Nashville, Tom, treasurer.
The next meeting Will be held In 81.
Paul.
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Concerning Importcd Lead ores.

wAsnISuToS, D. g., Oct. CAS-
sislant Secretary Spaulding has IN
formed the collector Of customs at
Nogales, Arizona, that there Is no au.
lhUrity or law Tor any deductions on
account OF moisture contained In i'm.
ported lead ores.
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LONDON, Oct. 6. The British
steamer Morse King from London Ia
Ashore near Flushihgton.
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SnLA, Oct. G,--fho British expedl.
ton under command OF Colonel Lock
hart sent to punish the Black Noun.
tain tribes, have captured the town OF
halo. No casualties.
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A,,urr,eane III France.

PANS, Oct IA hurricane Pre-.
vailed today in Vnnencia aud Ninet.
There are serious Floods ut both places.
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ArrIrnI of lhc Nina ana pIn.a.

CADI2, Oct. 0.-Tho United Statea
cruiser bennington, with the caravals
Nina and Plnia In tow, arrived today.
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The Indiana Apportionment Case.

INDIANApOLIs, Oct. G.-The su.
preme court todhy refused to modify
the order setting October llth as the
day for argument on the motion TO I'D.
vance the legislative apportionment
suit.
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ROME, oct. GA Violent storm IN
the vicinity OF San Pier d'Arena has
Inundated the town and done immense
damage. a number OF lives were lost.
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WAsnIsoToN, ID. c., Oct. 6.-The
President has recognized Horace q.
Plat MS vice consul from Russia at
san Francisoo.
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HOW II HAPPENED.

The Heraid's Curacao cable snys the
Venezuelan government forces recap.
turru Malacuta, near La uuayra, after
severe bombatdmcnt. During the
uomhardment United states Consul
hanna went 10 the econc OF the fight In
nls nnphthn launch, anu shots were
Urea at him from government shipa.
whether twas An Intentional Insult to
the American dag Is not known at
present.
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WAsniSGToS, ID. G., Oct. 6.-An
inquiry made Mt the state and navy de-
partmenls toiay In regard to the situa-
ton In Venezuela elected the response
that nothing had beon received from
there.