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Mascot Lowers tho worid'- Facing
Record.

TEERE HAUrE, Ind, Sept. 20.-rne
WORLDS pacing record was HuHahed 10.
day by Mascot. II WI. the great nee.
i0rnll match Ia which Flying-JiJ
with Starr up, Guy with MCHenry
and Mascot with Billy Andrews par.
tlcipntel. Ia the ilr heat Mascot
drew ahead at the hfst eighth snd
Guy fCli bacl, nc Tie half. Eylng.Jib
pressed hnrd, hut Ia vain. Az the
ihrve.quartcrs MaJc1t led by length,
aud with terrific rush came INFO the
home stretch. Starr, with desperate
vatnestuets, Piled the whip anu the
two iiuw u der the wire a throat latch
apart, time aud Hal pOiutcI'A record
being smashed 10y one aud a quarter
secondhand the pacing record by three
seconds, Mascot Winning IN goa. The
quarters wcro 70. l;D3l, lass. the
Third quarter was uHue In .9i4.
the second heat was BEAUTIFUL star.
Guy broke In the met righth,und Mas.
cot drew ahead NJ the thrue.quurlCrs.
Flying Jib then reached un aud drew
ahead at the halt In Que minute and
three quarter seconds. This time Tor
thy frst half WINS remark bic. At the
three. quarters Flying Jib lead by two
lengths, Mascot coming hard aud max.
Ing an ollott 10 redeem hlmAelt. IL waf
impossible, how ser, aud Flying Jib
luishn1 ia 2:u5 the quatlors being
1900, l:0o., 1877. The second quarri
Ia Thirty seconds 10 the world's
record.
In the third heat Guy wont whiting
Oh at the turn Ia "a wonderful msuncG
Maecut second, Jib third. At five
tishts thoy were one bunch, but Mas
cot lost his advantage IN a break and
Guy came ia ilrst IN 300 the quafterr
being ;s.l, liOi4, l;3i!. IA the fourth
heat they went around the turn
abfensi; Mascot broke ~ the eighth
anu Guy forged ahead, Jib
cliugiug close 20 him until the
stretch, whom Guy got about
nnv iprt the advantage. Time,
9.0il quarters, 49,, liOSl 1884. Guy
won thc lii;h heat aud thr race, MascOt
SECOND, Jib third, In .;us rhe closing
was the most exciting RuJ memorable
race IN tho annals VI the TUT, sum.
matits OF the events:
First race, 2:l3 paC,-Clevcland won,
Ninettr second, joe Jet, thirI; others
distanvcd. Best time, 2.UN
Second race, 2'.s clsss-Chifufite
won, three straight, DiieSO second,
Sablus third Mrs Ida fourth. Best
Third race, a;22 clas.-Major won,
Edith Sprague second, Jalisoh third,
Nialoch fourth. Best timt, 2'ld!.
Fourth race, .:2D PACE (uhiluished)
Flowing tide took the only heat,
a:lS!.
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CHEERFUL PROSPECTS nEeoHrrHE
PEOPLE.
An .App'ni Tor Ala to Garry on tic
noIIiIenl hirmGRIe.

Political struggle.
DunEs, Sept. 29.--At a meeting ~
the National Federation TO-DAY, JuF-
tin Mctarthy presi1ing, manifesto
was addressed 10 the Irlshmon IN
America and Australia. IL snys:
We address you on tho National
chhsc nj Az aufpiclous time. Our de-
mani for ustice has been advanced by
the POWER OF the people TO another
stage that Is decisive aud all bu. final
The prospect NOW before
us IL iuIl OF cheer nnd should las, Nc
renewed and rtdOublod effort, Tor Il
shows the sure way TO victory N n
general election at which the supreme
question II home rule. Satisfaction
must DO given the just demands Of
lfelNnl without lots 0i tune. We are
convinced otthe sincerity u the Lib.
efal ltuIuis, not only LeoRusu NJ the
cOuIBe pursued by the Liberals sluce
Gladstone adopted home rule, but ais
because their intercsts demand such a
settlement as ireland can cordially nc.
cept. Legislative Industry applied 10
other purposes would lie simply labor
lost.
We do no forget the declarations OF
Mr. Balfolsss,nat no matter VIVA. the
bill may be- the House OF Lords will
reject II. We also bear In mind Glad.
htone's warning, that II tue House Of
Lords reject the measure adopted by
the country they VIII do 10 at the peiil
OF their chamber. To suppose House
OF Lorua existing by popular suffrage
would venture To olIer obstinate resisl.
ance to tho will Of The people would 10
10 imagine something contrary to the
inNnrIAblu experience In the history Of
Parliament, besidea being opposed -
common sense. II they Nv obstfuct tho
Home Rule bill as to delay the pass.
ago OF Oibur measures required by the
British people they can be tfloctlAlly
dealt with IL such u manner NJ will nut
only pass the Home Rule bill, but Will
emu all hereditary obstruction. Success
IN near.
In the meantime we need the help
oil the people 10 maintain the move.
mGnt with vigor. The strain IL In.
creasing and wiz increase ~ The final
struggle approaches. We nesd help
urgently TO save tenants.
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An Nrrat.nl I.,rn..lnllltr.

Tho phUsu"s quariug the circle" sau-
other way Of saying attempting an ina.
possibility" The ullusion is TO tho
mathematical question whether a circle
can be madc which contains exactly tho
same area as q square, aud the difficulty
is 90 find tho precise ratio between the
diameter and tho circumference of a
circle. PopulNrlyit Is 3lljO, etc., but
tho numbers would 80 ON TO infnity.
This problem hos gvurisc tom amount
Of labor only equnlcd By that bestowed
upon the equally impossible one Of dis.
covering perpetual motion. Brooklyn
EAGLE.
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,.ued By the Union Theological semin'
AIRY by the Directors Of the
Institution.
,s,eos' ulsLE CRITICISM TO nE
CONTINUED.


since tNf btkIh tfoN1's
Srw York, Sept. 2g.-Union Theo.
,.rleal Seminary began tho second
~ since the outbreak Of the famous
sd,ss trouble by issuing n formal and
'alrlnl defiance. In the presence Of
,5e ,iudenla, faculty nud directors, tho
Rsv. Dr. Charles Cuihburt Hall,
ss,ior Of the First Presbyterian
Church Of Brooklyn, speaking for the
directors OF tho seminary, outlined tlG
S'fufe course OF instruction In that
institution, namely: To persist In the
lIpe Of biblical criticism for which DR..
prlrgs ia now undergoing trial for
befrsy. In part he snid:
awe have no room here for spies or
aplcious mon looking around for
hsfetcal teachings. Gentlemen who
sslii they study In union seminary
lbatthcy must be on the lookout fot am.
lo,hes had better go TO safer institu-
ions. ON the other hand II there
an men who In the days OF
heir youth become 20 br0ad
hey lean 10 rstlonnllsiic views
a inspiration or ntonem,nt they
need have DO expectation Of HIDING
enngenial atmosphere In this place.
they win flnd only here the most
levout, tho most spiritual, the most
evangelical teachings concerning the
divine inspiration and divine Christ"
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nogus 1IatrimonllI intentions,

Schoolgirls declare every now and
then that womon arc growing aycrse t.
marriage. Won. the way in which wom-
en- continue 10 answer fraudulent matri-
moniel advertisements mud likewise 10.
caught and swndlol does not looil like
tit docs not roally. Recent develop
ments have shown thu. three scouudrcl5
In Philadelphia have been making q liv.
ing, more or less fat, according TO the
woman plucEcj for the time being, by
advertising for wives, Tho number Of
widows and single women with waning
hopes who wero caught by these precious
r,scals Is something astonishing. Tho
ladies bit az eagerly rs a,bluelish snap
ping at n bare hook.
Her conhding nature Is, according TO
the noyolists, womau's stronghold. II
was by appealing 10 this sweet, confd-
ing streak in tho feminine makeup that
the trio got in their work. They adyor-
tised that an elderly gentleman Of means
wanted u refined lady, "of some means
also, FOR wife. Forsotful OF the great
truth that any man, elderly or young,
who has money can get vito near at
hand any day without advertising for
her, the ladies poured in their tondor
illusions by tho score expressing their
willingness tlmn and there to talso on
themselves matrimonial chains. They
fI...as. g. IN O. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-30

NEW iORl,, Sept. 29.-rhomas II.
Shannnn OF Lexington, Ky, well
known h0okmaaer, IL out $1,000 in cash
aud $1,000 In n bill Of exchange which
was stolen from his room In the hotel
today by Samuel Clay, who was a
fchUolmnto of Shannon, and who for
two yrars pact has been employed In
thln city ~ n typewriter. The money
was M hhanuUnh vest pocket, anu
while he was dressing for dinner Clay
grabbed II and ran. Clay 10 descend
ant OF theslgtesman, Henry Clay, and
a nephew Of Colonel Clay, who two
years ago ran for governor Of Ken.
lucky.
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COLUMBUS, s. O.. Sept. 20.-The
Republican State convention, which
convened here today was stormy
throughout. The two factions headed
by Wooster and Brayton respectively
Eight every two years. This time the
Webstertts were on top and named
Tue temporary chairman. Then Web
Aer tried TO set the electjrs nominated
before the temporary organization wRs
complete. Great confusion followed.
Ytgy few whites were In the couvon-
lion and they seemed In bad odoF with
The great mass OF cOlOfcd delegates.
Atone O'Clock Friday morning, alter
mnch wrangling and several narrow
ucaTcs from seriOui lignt, peTman.
cot organization was effected, with
~, Cium chairman. Webster, who IL
collector OF internal Ieveuae at Colum.
bla, was elected state chairman, oppO.
elton to him being Withdrawn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-30

Almost anything will do as nm excuse
for committing suicide whom n person
has made up lismind, but the most far
AWAY reason yet recorded IS that Of Carl
AXolson, New Yorl, man, who killed
himself because his vito presented him
with girl baby. If Carl had only
wcathercd the storm OF his disappoint-
mcnt ul'til that girl baby was grown,
she might have become schoolmia,ro1
or n pretty typewriter and supported
him Handsomely In his old age, A good
many cranky old fathers arc quite as
much OF disappointment to their grown
daughters rs the daughters when they
were girl babies ever were to the IA
thera
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FIeId q co.'s LinblII,lc..

NEW Yoml, Sept. 29.-Counsel for
Assignee Gould, Of Field, Lindley a
Welchers, applied 20 Judge Pratt in
Brooklyn today TO vacate tho order
directing that creditor Dieiz be allowed
to examine the books. Gould made
affidavit that the liabilities were about
81, 900, that everything WAS In con-
fusion, and he has been lble to collect
only about 100000, but hopes to get ~
much more. Counsel for Dletz argued
that the assignment 10 Gould was
illegal and 10 defraud the creditors and
should be set aside.
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Morc IInrla nl.rnteh OF nnII Mnl,er.

WAsInNGToH, ID. C., Sept. g0.-The
committee appointed by the posmas.
ter general 10 examine into the subject
OF The more rapid disratch OF mail mat.
ter between large cities and postoilice
stations In large cities by means OF
pneumatic tubes or other devices, has
aubmitted a preliminary report, sitting
II 10 not possible In the time allowed
before the fall rains ret In 10 mako a
proper examination Of MI tho systems
proposed, but recommends the nccopt.
anoe OF the offer OF the Pneumatlc
Transit company OF Now Jersey TO put
down IN Philadelphia, between the
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Enrli,h ponehers In norlnr scn.

sAN FEANcisCo, Sept. 2O,--Tho Rus.
sian steamer "kotlcS" arrived from
Petetypaulovsky today with 300J seal
skins for the Russian America com.
pany. Among the passengers was o..
V. Grebin zky. Ho IL ou his way 10
st. Petersburg to report tho deprcda-
tiOns OF English pohchefg who have
almost ruined the rookeries GU several
is.ands. Six English schcOners Were
seized, aud of the skins on board
Dinety'six were OF females heavy with
young.
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Tho Decision Of Judge bartlett Con.
urmel

NEW YOmI, Sept. 20.--fhe general
term VI the supreme court handed
down decision this morning in tho
appeal from Judge Bartlett's decision
refusing 70 grant mandainus 10 com.
pei the board Of supervisors to convene
aud re.apportlon the assembly districts
according TO the constitution. The
general term nillrms the decision OF
Judge Bartlett, which practically
holds the apportionment by the Kings
county boa d Of supervisors " be legal
and constitutional.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-30
Tho acrmnn CaihoIic. Adlourn.

NEWARK, Nj, Sept. 20.--Tho fual
days prCccrdingn In the German
Catholic congress this morning began
with the solemn mass Of thanksgiving.
Rev. Dc. People OF Washington
preached Hrmou, Rpenking manly
On the social question, which. he saiu,
shOuld he viewed from the standpoint
" religion. AZ the meeting of the
Priests society Rev. II. Mcssner was
elected president for tho ensuing year.
Ia the afternoon there was banquet
held Ia Saeugor Hall and "A numuer OF
.peechcs made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-30

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 29.-'rhe British
steamer "higblHnd Chief" from
Buenos Ayres, reporte that Sept. lslh
she met the British tank steamer
"CayOnno" on hre. Part Of the crew
werc taken 10 uont. The "H ighlnnd
ChleV waited until tho fire was
quenched. While che WINS standing
by tho boats wero swnmped and Ave
persons drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-30

The British know more than we
Americans about some things, For in
stance, they have been wise enough to
elect thirty-liyo newspaper men to the
new house Of commons. There will now
be SOME short speeches and some fun, OF
the thir'y-tiyo journalists tits peedloss to
Md that majority Of thom--all but
seven in fact-belong to tho Liberal
party, Newspaper pen are always w
with tho wa1sz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-30
TWO INV VESSELS.
An Important Addition to the
Navy.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Sept. 20.-The
two vessels for which proposals Were
biuei yceletday make an important
addition TO the navy. Tho armed
cruiser will oybt, exclusive Of anna
laeni, about three millions. She will
lie 400 feet lougOn the load line, sixty.
ilir feet beam, twouty-thraa feet drGil,
1900 indicated horsepower, speed
twenty knott. Tho armament IL eight
tght.lnuh riilcs, twelve five.inch and
strong auxiliary battery, gatliug.
guns, six.poundcrs, and torpedo tubes.
The steaming endurauon wiil be 1000
niles ut ten knot rate. Tho battle
hip will be 800 feet long, IS feet beam,
4 feet draft, 1000 horsepower, 49,
ltob speed. The armament will bu
our lwrlye.inch, six four-iuch rifles,
twenty slx.pVuniesa, and Ave ono.
founders.
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Tho Roy. DR.. PHmrose-rm Glad 20
hear your husband has given mp melon
stealing. II is some comfort for mo To
feel that perhaps my poor words have
had somethiug 10 do with his rofOim.
Mrs. Jomaon-Dnt wasn't DIS reasun,
sab, Io' SEQ Oh late do po' mnn wuz
mtin ko,chcd obary tnne.-Now York
Evening sun
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oHLY NONSENSE.

LnSpoS, Srpi. -9.-rhu report
cablei irom New York regarding the
Introduction ota bill 10 place duty on
foreign wheat Ii here pronounced non
souyical 70 IL implies thnouny rcspou.
siblc mcmber OF the Commons viii IN.
tgUducc such bill. Some farmers or.
gnnH have urged such u thing, hut no
Prominent member In the rrmotest
way is connected with tho idea.
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1soa S cITY. UrAn ~

day night. In this he taid: urheN,
was no intention Of a separation be.
tween me nnd Miss Russell, therefore
will join her AS quickly az po.elhl.. 1
have no doubt her death wac due IA
natural causes. Existence To me would
not he worth having II through nyseIi
my promised bride had committed
suicide. therefore take nn overdorc
OF morphinc.v
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-30

RALEIGH, N. O., Sept. 20.-Gensral
Weaver and Ms. Lease arrived this
morning. The Third party managers
had arranged to make grand demon.
,tration; The people CAME In wag jns
from twenty miles round. A process.
slcn marched 10 the capitol and thence
10 BToOkside park-35O mun on horse.
back and IN vehicles, 1000 on foot, aOpl
not In line. General Weaver spoke
without interruption.
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COLUMBUS, Ind, Sept. 20.--Evan.
goiue, bay msre, sired by Director,
owned by Mr.. Moore OF Cloverdglo
Farm, Montgomery county, Pennsyl-
wanna, died here Today. Her owner
bought her IA u two.year-old for Sl8,.
900, aud refused $50, 900 fol- her. Sh,
had y record OF 2!llt.
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THE crow INDIINs.


WAsHINGToN, ID. O., sept. 29.-The
report of the conmissioner appointed
To secure a modification 0i the agree.
ment heretofore concluded with the
Grow Indians Ia Montana has been re-.
coived by Secretary Noble. The report
In found correct with a few exceptions,
there being some few conflicts as TO
allOtments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-30

A careful examination of the cata.
losues Of English dealers In gumcs
shows that the popular games in Eng.
land aro in every way identical with
those in the United States, aud not u
single game could DO found la any of
them that % not well known and cur.
rent la thi3 c0miry.-phimdclphia Led
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Di.pnie netuoen I,Ivni FACTION.

PORTLAND, Or, SEPT. 20.---The cele-
brated dispute between the rival fac
lions Of the Evangelical Association
wHs decided by Judge Stoatns In the
Circuit court today I'm favor OF The
defendants. Tho decision places tho
ontiru property OF the Evangelical
church va Oregon ia tho hands OF
Bishups Bowman md Eshef.
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Non .rniop ucn attacked BY Union
Men.

BuFFALo, n. ", Sept 29.--A gang
Of nOn.union showers were utiaci;ud 10y
union men this morning while at work
At the foot Of Gcnvsec street. Ruvoly.
CTS and stones were freely used ami
three men were badly hurt Thom7s
McGsvcru, President ~ the Lumber
Sh1vot'si union, was arrested charged
with riot.
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a good deal ha8 been written in yari.
ous quarters with regard to tho little
Eliznbctlnn Iipos ia which tho late
Charles Koouo tool, such great delight.
lcannot help thinking that the persist
cnt smoking OF these pipes must have
donono htilc injury 20 ms health. The
pipes were 90 shor,, thcy became 50
charged win nicotine aud lac so persist.
emily uewd them 40 every opportunity
thst / cnurt help thinking he must
have absorbed u large amount Of poison
into bis aysicu,.
No ono, unless Doe had smoked one Of
kcmer Wrcs. could lnyo the least idea
Of ib str.Is.h. remember trying one
ut IBIS ,iudip one evening. and though a
pratiytlusli ioubaruualiau 4 shallneyor
forget how any hogd was affected aud
all tho pains j endured iu consequence
l had on the symphonic OF suffering
from the ofcrisuf apowoglul narcotic
poison. London Graphic.
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During the past year tho department
OF agriculture has been represented In q
number Of European countries by a spe-
cial agent, charged with the duty Of
urging the use abroad Of Indian corn as
human food. a statement from Cor.
man official sources presented In de-
partmcnt report shows tho heavy in.
crease IN our shipments TO that country
as the result Of this effort. Tho trade
returns Of the fiscal year Just ended also
bear witness 10 the effective work which
has been done upon this line. During
the twelve months ending June 30, 1872
we shipped 1S,7Gs,0 bushels OF corn,
valued at siO,023,J against 3O,70s .2l3
bushels, valued at Sl7G59,J s7. during
the preceding year,
\ comparison OF tho trade OF six
months, furnished in recent report
from tho national statistician, shows
the results which havo been accom-.
plished, lilo snys; From Jan. to
June 30, 1909, we sold 5j,l5i.l73 bush.
els, valued at $g0,Ojs ,552, against H..
600, 1913 bushels, valued at sI,7Oi ,sej,
for tho same period Of the previous
year. Another gratifying fact is to DO
noted. Heretofore, whom our shipments
Of corn abroad hayo been large, it has
been sold at low price. Thus in 1890,
tho only year in which exports wero as
large rs those ~ tho past season, the
average price WAS only an, while the
average price received for tho ship
ments Of 1882 was SOL cents per bushel.'
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For Dlsestabiishmeni OF th- church la
Wales,

LONDON, Sept. 90. 80 The Welsh
newspapers declare TINT Gladstone has
Invited an omiurnt Welsh ecclcslast
TO drafts bill disestanlshlug the church
In Wales. They add that the bill VIII
he prepared In manner acceptable -
the Welsh clergy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-30

wAsIINuToN, DC, Sept, 20.-The
report OI surveys ipr Port Angeloa,
wash, townsie, hRs received the mp.
proval Of Secretary Noble, with mod.
ihcation rs to inc front line Of the bay,
ana the appraisers have been appoint.
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wnyinid And Murdered.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. co.
James Koon and Charles Mosley, two
prominent Tanchmen Of this country,
were wnylaid by two Mexican cow
boys yesterday. The nssa-ains were
captured ana as excitement III high
lynching Is not Improbable.
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couniy Democratic Committee or,
EuDixed.

NEW York, Sept. 25.-The county
DemocIarlc committee Of thirty met
tonight and permanently organized. II
was determined 10 nominate an indie.
pendent city and county ticket. Thu
speeches denounced Iammsny Hall,
intlmnting that rammany was pre-.
pared to sell out the electoral ticRet,
anu In order TO insure Cleyelaud's
election the campaign mus. 10 placed
In lho hands OF his irienig.
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TORONTO, sept. 90 David Nesmith,
the champion loug-dislance Rider OF
the Toronto Bicycle club, today ostab.
lished truck record Of hundred
miles. He covered the distance In
five hours, thirty-twO minutes, nine
aud one-filth seconds, resting for four.
teon minutes at the eighty.third mile
owing 10 sttfinegH,
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Iho purchase Of the Aransns Pass
E,niIrond.

SAN FRANCIsco, Sept. 29.-Prcsidont
g. T., huntington, Of the Southern
Pacific has returned to this city from u
short trip to the interior Of thu State,
anu he confirms the report Of the pur-
chnse Of the Arkansas Pass Railroad
by his company.
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4 konsas Editor Says a Bill for Placing
Duty Oh American
Wheat
WILL Or INTRODUCES M THE ENG.
LlsH COMMONS.
Tho Statement Regarded rs Nonsenslcal
In London. English Farmers
Urgc II.
by Telegraph to the NIws.
nurr OS WHEAT.
iiumoFthAt the Engiish Parliament
viii Discuss the Matter.

NEW Yoiul, Sept. .v.--Colouol Mel.
sou, editor aud proprietor Of the Kan
sas City Star, today made the state.
mtut that when Parliament ngniu
convened iu England a Till ior placing
u duty on American wheat would he
introduced. Pamphlets urging the
policy are being distributed through
out England.
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Nuw YoRlS, Sept. a0.--ltis reported
that the mills controlled ly the paper
trust, u which Warner Miller is prcsi..
don't, would DO, closed next week I'll
the middle II November, throwing
$4,000 men out OF work.