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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-11

Fluorino ga Is Of q yellow color. With
smell resembling bleaching powder.
1t has not boon liquaicd. aud still rt-
ilains gaseous az 40 dogs Fahrenheit
Every pfccnution has 10 be taken IN
studying It's action ON other hodivs, both
on account Of it's dangerously irritating
action on tho eyes and mucous mem.
brane Of the operator aud its marvellous
ard wonderful energy, far exceeding
that Of anything hitherto discovered.
There Is hardly gas, liquid or solid
that u does not attack, usually with Tho
greatest violence; IN fact It's more con-
tact with amy other substance Ia nearly
always agnalizod by the sudden oyolu.
ton OF intense heat and hght and fierce
dctonations. II almost realizes the foud-
est dreams Of tho alchcmsts. and might
ftly DO their long sought liquor, aka.
hest, or universal solvent for even dull,
mort ilint takes fro insanity II H. ex-
posed 10 the vapor, aud tLo whole mnis
becomes luminous with a grand incan.
dcsccnce.
As supporters Of combustion Il leaves
oxygen far behind. Lunphllck bursts
Immediately into brilliant flame and
gets red hot In n current of fuorino gus;
and charcoal IS made TO give an inter-
osting exhibition Of ib roro-ity by first
filling its intorstices with tine ens and
then burning spontaneously with spar
king scintillatiuns. Tho diamond, how
ever, Is able TO Withstand its action even
at high observation-disclosures Jour
nal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-11
Excitement Caused by the Action Of the
Governor In Committing His
Sentence.
THE mos THREATENS TO LYNCH
THE MURDERER.
ny 1olegrpah to the Sgws.l
cOIOaEL HINO
Escapes tho GnIIows but stay Fail
into itc Islands of "a Mob.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. TO-. The
city was thrown into state Of intense
excitement when the announcement
appeared In thc morning papers that
Governor Buchanan ha1 committed
the sentence OF Colonel II. Clay King,
who was 10 have teen hanged on tue
18th int. for the murder Of -. II. Pos.
ten, 10 imprisonment for HE. Tue ip.
peal Apdignohc, IN this mornings issuc,
criticized SEVERELY the action u the
governor IN committing the sentence,
aud the ErcHbg Soimttor Nehtmcntly
denouncer him M II sensational ell
lOrial. Thee Indications aroused IN
tolse feeling, aud mnsA meeting was
arranged Tor tonight at which dow
rfnor buchanan was 10 have been
hlugcu IN ,iilry.
II was stated that the jail would be
attacked and the prisoner iynch.d. So
great was the anxiety that Criminal
Court Judge Dubois issued an nricr
late this even ny tot the sheriff Of
Shelby county 10 deliver King 10 the
keeper cf the prnitynuafy o. NRshviilv.
King " AZ spirited away this morning
and inay ESCAPE mob violence.
Shenf Mclrndtn took Col. II. Clay
King nom jail this evening And cut N
the city on the e.. ~ o. railroad pu
route 70 Nashville. King was seen
will the party AMI there IL SOME i,nf-
of attempted escape. The Louisville G
Nashville train lyft ut 1880 tonight
and connects with the train carrying
the prisoner NJ Mckenzie 1T Sam, II
IL rumorcd that friends Of posteu will
take this tain aud oveftako the Iri,uu-
or, nud II they do there viii dOubticfs
he another tragedy,
AZ 10 pm. u severe rLlnslorm pee
vaile, which may prevent the indiE u.
ton m,eung al Il O'Clock tonight.
After tho rain hRd subsidized the crowd
Ut people assembled a. The corner OF
Main and Madison streets, the meet
central point IN the city, aud, after
hanging AZ, ciiisy N Governor Buth.
an an tca IA ,eltgrfph POLE, iet TIE
dummy allie ami WA Chez n turn. NJ
Speaking was INDUCED Ia.
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A gentleman who believed that 70 an
important extent clothes made the man,
even when the man Is a royal parsonage.
visited the Comic dc Chambord at irons.
dorf fow years ago Tho Comic de
Chambord was tine grandson OF Charlie.
y, the last Bourbon king Of France. and
the French Royalists called him Henri
V, and hoped, until his death. In 1888, TO
restore him to the throne. Tho mar
Quis, OF whom th.s story Is told, was u
Partisan, man Of fashion mud mn ar.
dent Royalist, The Com,e do Chambord
was glad Of an opportunity TO talk over
political affairs with n man who must
know whit was gQNg on in Paris; so
after few minutes'chat hosnid; MAR
quis, - not often that | have q chance
20 talk with any one 40 we'll Informed
on tho signs Of the times in Paris as
yourself. Now In case return 10 Paris
what would you advise me 20 dUy"
lie waited for hi, OF profound pc.
litical philosophy. The marquis looked
~ Henri the FIN and hositatcl.
Should ho venture on u great liberty;
But his advice had been asked; ~ a
loyal subject he would give It frankly.
observation-disclosures" he stammerel, y
thinl, you had better give up your Ger
man tailor and have your trousers made
IN Paris" "Aly trousglsV "Yes, sire;
pardon me, hut your trousers aro out Of
fashion. SAN Francisco ArgonauI.
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Metaphor and smile, poignant wca-
pons IN tho armory of a skilled dobatcr,
produce disastrous effects IN the hands
Of tho incxpcrt. Certain figures, orig
inally Of force and freshness, caulc n.
bleak sense Of depression from tho fire.
quoncy Of their employment by hating
speakers, md one who desires 10 engage
the understanding OF an audience ought,
nj whatever sacrifice. ito take pledge
Of total abstinence from such outworn
phrases as "tho thin end Of the wedge"
"oil on the troubled waters etc. Some.
times, It must bc confessed, the audience
derives unexpected and lasting enjoy
mcnt from tho delightful incongruitY Of
hguratiyo discourse.
The pages Of Hansard bear. or at least
ought to bear on record, the poetic
flights Of q certain honorable blronot,
who became In parliament the very dar-
ling Of postprandial debate. Those who
were Fortunate enough TO bo present on
the evening when he was denouncins
the course taken y; oneof his colleagues
In the representation Of Ireland win re-
member tho rich brogue In which no re-
forred to him as "tho young sea serpent
from County Clare" aud how no was
promptly called TO order by tho speaker
for using the expression. Every well,
Mr.. Speaker. he rcioined, ~ bow 10 your
ruling Of course and beg leave to wisf
draw the sea scrDent"-
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. TO-
Heavy general rains have continued
for several days over Southwestern
Texas, covering the drought region on
the lower Rio Giande, and extending
into northern Mexico where Il has not
fgined for thrnoyeGrs, and where much
suffering existed. Washouts ON rail-
roads are numerous and the loss OF
bridges In reported at many places.
Twelve miles nom here waterspcuts
washed away the tracks Of the South
ern Pacific and stranded several farm
houses. The downpour Is invaluable,
brenking the extended drouth and
ending much misery.
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CoIonis,. Arrive from Costa nIcn.

WoRCHEsrRH, Mass, Aug. TO-
William a. Morrow and Gertrude At.
wood, aged ! !, arrived here yesterday
from Costa Rica, being OF party OF
colonists taken there by the Central
American Land Colonization and
Mining company of Hamellsville, N.
Y. The col0nisls are III with noun
tain fever and malaria, owing To ex.
posure. Tho food consisted mostly Of
cereals, and the only NJ water to drink
was rain. The sickness increased anu
GeTtuue's father died. Morrow, -
health was badly shattered aud no
brought her home. Other cJlonists,
they say, are prevented from return.
ing by lnck Of funds, and their condi-
ton IN pitiNhle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-11

Millions uf NuilUIH Invested In IT, Sian.
uncur, ln thc tnitrd states.
Vory fpw l,uu'u Ulvc ID correct idcn
q what Imnuta H. nf,vlat 10 les made
EnI thr us,, vni,hif iafut. To i,c
rruch h.,.n4 fh. honor OF Jos discoy
ory and &c. rr..tIrii u,p.
NtrU4....-g b. .Hr fu.ss of All lirh
explosive. Dulmit, D.. the ratip mo.
usually neutrality-suspicious.. though
other uruu, afe tlu .'nos used.
Dynamite 8. ,mplv uiruslyccrin
miAed with yMi.u. ingredients. Nitro.
plgc,l.u IS mrIs Lg ini.ur sulpburle
ml ut'c acid ,.ith sweet ei,corin.
uc sam, Tint ia u.rl iy An, laa,,s Ia
rr.vut clarrl muI. Ni,ns tla
neid and rlrr.ru g. whore tGe mat
daul, u,s iu tlc making Of nitro.
r'y,cfin Tlau.sius tnut. or actin.
Tor. as itisoallwl hy DYNAMITE. uini.,rs.
isU largo steel tuuk. hnc{ inside with
MANY tuis ~ Lead tiur. through which.
while tho iniyiur i In moyr,.s. a con.
.'suut low ~ gee wnt,r b maintained.
Tho flow a lcu Uator Is used TO keen
u'e temperature Of the mix bolot,
- 'aass AH hhnfN ANAN POINT "
would explode. and a hole In tho
ground would mari; where the factory
lad been Tho muuslycorin il stored
IN largo carthcnwarc tanks. which arn
usually sunk ia the ground To guard
asaust blows or severe cuncussion.
Tho Other ingredients FOR making
dynamite gro, nitrate ai soda (which ia
found only IN Child. carbonate OF mag.
ngsia and wool pulp.
DyugmtgHput mplpcr shells usually
u inches In diameter and q inches In
length and WEIGHS about unc-half pound
20 each she'll or cartridge. II has largely
taken the place OF blhck powder for
blasting, as it ismuy hundreds Of times
stronger. and con 1urntly more eco.
no'uieal. l,isus,d chiefly In mining an
kind, of ORES, coal and rock, aud rub.
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Two Prominent Families Assaulted by
villains for the Purpose VI
Robbery.
= DYING nAN cLvBsEo ny rHE
nRurrs.
The Ladies' Pur,u,d aud Maltrcated.--
Tie Gang said TO Number
About Twenty.
Murder aud aobbery a. porpc,rRied
IN samous chile.

PANAMA, Aug. lO.-An account Of
n peculiar atruriiy In Chile IL received
IN the shooting, rohbing and brutal
treatment by two bandits OF two
prominent families.
Don Jose Miguel Nalosbo Cotap0p
and his family while en- route to SAN.
tiRgo stopped ut Sau Juan del Parat
about 1850 saturday evening. Nalcsco
IN company with the members Of hlH
family were IN "a room that opened on
o. the CORRIDOR II tho house when the
muri1ur NJ voices were heard. Nales.
co, unsuspecting CANCER, opened tie
door, when lie was AnOt In the LETT
cheek, the ball lodging In his brain,
aud fell MORALLY woundcd. NalescU
was then pounucI upon by one
VI .he landils, who bound his
arms aud robbed him Of his
money nnd Jewels, They then
lett him 10 Other bandits, who dubbed
the dying man on the head with the
ends Of their cntbinoe.
The two children took refuge In an
adjoining room, while the two daugh.
tors iled into tho yard. The bandits
quickly traced Mn. Vnletco aud after
nnlttsa,lng her bound her hands and
AAtlf ANA' WV wv WI AAAAff hiA IhtAlINA
her Of her other Jewelry, threatening 10
xii hor II she made the slightest noise.
Others pursued Miss Ssra Valtsco,
firing at her aa she He'd across tho yard
with two children. she sought refuge
near the Kitchen, where servant had
already ilcd, but was quickly traced
and she, too, was bound nand and foot
and maltrcaiod. The butler, who
started 10 assist his master, was fellod
20 the ground insonsiblc, ana being
dragged TO where NslcscO lay dead,
was thIOWn across his body.
Don Andres Harads hearing the
shots, accompanied by HE eon slartol
Tor the scene. He had not gone far
before he WAS rfed upon by some
bandits who set to the guard and soon
fall wounded through the thigh. After
plundering the house the ban its IL /,
and these VINO succeeded Ia hidiny
from them me out anu unbound the
victims. The gang numbered about
twenty and their faces were covered
with handkerchief.
At the same time three men asked to
be allowed 10 remain at the house OF
Don jose Mercedes Leal, at Roberta.
In the middle Of the night they arose,
forced IN entrance 10 the hosts bod.
room and stabbed him and his wife TO
death. Their ten.yenr.old san escaped
and later identified the two men who
have since been arrested on suspicion
OF completely
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the 4. y. Consul NJ Valparaiso Inter.
viewed.

NEW YuRK, Aug. l0.--Coloncl
William u. McCreery, United States
consul ut Valparaiso, Chile, arrived IN
Nav York today on the Pacific Mail
stoalrship "Columbia." Colonel Me
Creepy suys:
Il can only speak Of Chile and
Chileaasin'terms Of the highest praise.
There Is no particle of truth in the
stories Of ill-'eeling on the part Of
Chileans against AMERICANS. Both
tile government and the people are
friendly 10 America. IL there has
been any ill.ieeling toward Mr. Egan
1t has subeided. The Chilean author.
tiles afforded every facility COR dis.
interring and chipping the remains OF
Sailor Rlgplu, when came on the
steamer with me.
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A srnrKU AyEnrED.
differences Adjusted aud scale
rigu.d.

PiT1fBuRU, Aug. l0.-rLe differ.
ences between the iron manufactures
aud the hmalgamated association iIas
been adjusted ut conference which
adjourned at 1880 tonight, after which
an agreement was reached nni the
scale signed. Thus the threatened
strike VI ironwoIkors In this city ani
the West Ia avett,d.
The seit emcntonly affected thu Pits
burg distinct, tut " Is thought that the
manufacturers OF ShrnnugU aud
MahOning valleye aud the West will
iail In line anu sign the scale. The
pittsbuTg mills viii resume ~ once,
and the valley nnd Western mills will
tollow IN "a few days. The settlement
does not effect the Homestead strike
directly In any way.
The advisory board Of the Anal.
gamated ASSOCIATION IL credited with
having n scheme on hand to get the
aid OF the Motherhood Of Locomotive
EngiuCerp, the Swllchmen's Ass0cia.
ton and other railroad ofgauiLi,llns.
The plan IL 10 vileotually stop the ship.
ment OF material from the Carnegie
works by having the railroad organ.
zatlOnE Ieiuke 10 hRudlc II.
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The first glimpse We get of an cnstorn
walled city unfolds ut onco memories u
fur childhood days, which have prrhaps
hover been nwrkencl aimee, aud tine pic
lurcl Of our childish books, which i'm.
pressed themselves 80 wildly upon our
minds. arc reproduced IN the bright col.
ois Of old, when we are brought foc to
face with the quaiu. battlomauts and
the darl, gatoways, with to accessories
Of bright, burning sunshine aul tar.
hanrd figures and pr ecs.i0ns OF camols
ard the lisilcrs calm of the tropical land
Such Old cities are still 10 DO spon IN IN.
din. sim walled in the Old & hon and
till po1plod by the figures Of the Biblical
picture book.
Closely akin 90 them are those walled
towns standing on the canals OF mid.
China, prsing through which. cay nt
the close of day, when even iUrcr and
every roof stands ont clearly 5ut against
the brilliant western sl,y and we are
challenged by a gro,csquo figure. armed
with spear mud probably wearing
armor. the illusion Is complete. aud for
the moment we find Il hand to realize
that we arc travelling ut the cul u the
Nineteenth century.
Even tn much changed japan thorc
are old cities which still retain their walls
Of the agc o. foudalisn, and IN the very
heart Of tho capital tho Imperial palace
~ surrounded by the snmo quaint foui.
hcut0ns which In old truuhlous times
majc it an inpcrium in imporio, al.
though the walls arc cru,nbliug and the
gates AFRO never shut, and thcmoats have
been abandoned to the lotus ind to carp
Of monstrous size and fabulous age
Cor. Chicago Herald.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. TO-
Diplomatic circles are Considerably
Agltated over the announcement that
Minister Tsui, the Chinese representa-
tive to this country, IL about 70 be re-
called, owing 70 the Chinese Emperor'a
dispeasure at the prominence which
the minister took In the negotiation by
which Count Mltklewiez and other
ihA Iy speculntors proposed to establish
Au I'M, irrational bank In China which
would absorb all the railroads, tele-
gtapn lines, ETC., OF the Orient. Tho
proposed recall Of the minister comes
70 soon after Chinh's rel elton OF Elk.
senator Blair Us United States
Munster TO that country that the two
eytsis are being linked together.
Master Tsui was mainly instru.
mental in having Blair rejected aud
~ result friends Of the ex-senator
have for some time been longing to
fetiliate by having the minister re-
called. The State Department officials
have shared thin feeling TO consider
able extent and as a result Mr.. Tsui
has had a hard diplomatic lot since he
had Blair deposed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-11
Tho knights Take In the Principal
Points Of Interest In Color.
ADDS Capital.
the EXHIBITION DRILL IN RlvEs
FRONT PARK.
California Knights Give a Receptions
A Bicycle Parade. Routine
nnsincss.
uuE ENIours IN DENVER.
Seeing tue sights. Itc. thief Event Of
the Day,

Seeing the sights, Etc. thief Event of
the Day.
bENvER, Aug. 10. The visiting
knights spent the day In seeing tho
sights anu social intercourse.
Ihe principal event OF the day, out
siic OF the meeting Of the GRAND
Encnmpment, was the exhibition drill
iu River Front Park. Only two com.
mnndeficu entered, they being II
Bornafd'a of Chicago aud California
No. l. Vhoy will each receive
HANDSOME s)rvESuRs,
probably Ia the shape cf silver bricks.
lho California knights drilled first.
They .worc mounted ON handsome
black hor-es Rud nttirud Ia black suits
trimmed with silver. They presented
"A handsome appearance. There wers
twenty-five men In line, heated 10y ak
tmmpetoru from the seventh United
3iaies cavalry. Clusters fighting
musicians, sir II. y. Huflburt Ia com.
maud, and were: J. T.. Fraser, q.
w. Bennett, }. L. Logan. II. ].
Llscn, G. G. Mora, &c. Terry,Thomas
Norton, j. +. Clark, II. II. Williams,
James McCmssin, George Haas, Hon.
Ant u kreig, Senator J. +. Reilly, q.
IL. Umbsen, W. w. Mitchell, Lieuton.
ant n. T.. Dali, j. T.. PECK, Leon II.
Strattou, Adolpn HomAda, Colonel
j. T.. Cfawloy, PAU Noetticher, George
Hlrnis, Thomh Flint, Jr., W. II. A.
Titus. Various cavalry evolutions
were gore through, columns, dia.
monde, Crotsta and circles formed
amid the greatest applause, anu tho
cummandery retired Knowing that they
had pleased the people. 1t. Bernard
followed on foot aud gave 1ne exem.
piiticstIon OF Tumplnr tactics.
The California knights held tecep.
lion 10 the visiting Knights today. Tho
different headquarters were crowded
al DAY. THE streets presented nm AMI
mated appearance, bands passing fro
quuntly, followed by plumed knights
Ionighps hicye parade was a grand
success. Nearly u thousand wheelmen
were IN line anu they made n unique
spectacle ~ they passed with many
c0l0rod lanterns and other decorations.
Tomorrow the knights will be treated
ios parade and exhibition by the Den-
/ yer hfe department.
/ The routine business Of the Grand
| EncAmpment was handled expedi-
! liUusly nj today's sessions. The grand
! ofllcers' reports were presented and
adopted. They showed the knights
/ I.mplsr Of America 10 he in excel
lent shape, the total membership being
02,1Ol, with each T. sources Of S25, 325.
07. The report of the special commit.
Tee on the ritual Of the lied Gross and
Iemplnr order was unanimously
auOutef.
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HOMESTEAD, Aug. lO.-Charles Ray.
burn, head cook ut the Carnegie wOf4J,
struck this afternoon and lett, taking
with him seventy-iour cooks aud
waters. Rlyburn made an informa.
ton Tor assault and battery against
Chief WalchmRn Newton and four
assistants. They We're arrested and
committed to Jail for n hearing To.
morrow. II IL plainly seen that this
v holesalo defertion Is u source OF much
annoyance 10 Manager Potter ana his
assistants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-11

The twcnty.siSth annual meeting Of
tho University Peace Union con.
vened here TO-DAY. Resolutions were
adopted rUoitirg the gtatciulnces Of
the organization 10 eE.Pfesident Cleve-
land II he will continue to use his in-
ilucnce for the settlement OF all difli.
cultles by arbitration. Tho second
resolution thanked the ex.prcsldUnt
aud HE cabinet for sympathy and co.
operation IN promoting the purposes or
tho union.
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LONDON, Aug. lO.-'rhe CHRONICLES
Rome Correspondent says shat the
Pope's dcalIe 10 MAKE AN American
Cardinal at tho next conflstory was
frustrated by the divergence Of the
views Of Irish Bishops Cofrlgnn and
Ireland. The Pope resolved TO appoint
tho Very Reverend Charlie John
Vaughan. Bishop Of Westminster. 10
DO Cardinal nt the earliest opportunity.
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Gladstone Summoned to the Queen.

LONDON, Aug. l0.--Glads,one today
received u communication from Right
Honorable Henry Ponsonby, private
secretary 10 the Queen, announcing
that arrangements were being made
iof his reception on Friday at Osborne
House, the Queens residence on the
Isle Of Wight, whittier Mr.. Gladstone
VIII proceed VA response TO u summons
rom her Majesty. The object OF the
queen In summoning Mr.. Gladstone to
o.oorne House Ia TO intruat TO him the
formation Of n new government. Lord
Salisbury IL expected at Osborne House
tomorrow 10 tender the resignation OF
me present government upon the
adoption by the House Of Commons Of
lhe mo confidence" amendment to
Tue address IN reply to the Queens
speech.
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UvALDE, Tex, Aug lO.--rhe South.
ern Pacific fast freight was partially
wrecked last night by osboose jump.
ing the track and pulling several ears
with II, AMI knocking down y span OF
the bridge. Frank Leonard, brake.
man, was killed; W. Raymond, n.
Waldo, j. +. Crawford, John Morgan
and John Mansan were Injured. IL IL
Thought three Of the wounded will die.
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Most OF the correspondents indicate
n tendency to further improvement.
In the mountain States the condition
Of spring wheat Is generally high. In
Washington n decline Ia reported from
% 10 IS and In Oregon from 0l to 10.
The condition OF other crops average
A. follows: Spring rye, sos instead Of
pg.6 In July; oats, SB.2, fall OF per
cent; barley, OIL 'gainst W; buck
wheat acreage, lila, condition, O29;
1atatoes, s1.s, declining from 30;
iobacvo, SIS, fall irOm 02.7; hay,
g39
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Yow it was Done by the Officers OF n
ErItish Vessel

WASHINGTON, DC, Aug. l0.-Soll.
cltor Hepburn OF the department OF
Justice today instructed the United
States district attorney Mt Portland,
or, 10 libel the British steamer own.
mington" and prosecute such OF hcr
officers AZ were concerned In the recent
attempt to enuggle opium into the
United States. The method was to
pack opium into barrels with some light
material, throw the barrels Into the
Columbia river at u point about thirty
miles below Portland, whore they Were
secured by coniederates In waiting.
The authorities had been Watching the
vessels some time and captured five OF
the barrels thrown overheard ON her
last trip, and In this way secured good
evidence OF her operations.
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AuonRiHLE cn,ur.
Ms. Ke.tsr Rms Iwo children aud
Attempts suicide.

MANKATO, Mimi, Aug. lO.-A hOt-
rlble double child murder Is reported
at Eagle Lake, near here. Mrs.
Martha Ketter led milk poisoned with
"llough on Hsts" to her iOur.weeks old
baby and the child died MONDAY, Last
evening Mrs. Hester trOk another
child, aged two years, aud after trying
TO drown him In barrel
Of water, carried him ulile and half
TO n well AMI tossed MIN In, drowning
him, Mis-. Ktstcr, who declared slic
was glad she killed them, TILED to
crown herself, but wns placed under
afrelt and IL closely watched In jail to
prevent suicide,