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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

PHILADELPHIA, Oct IA theft OF
$40, 900 from the Auer luoandescent
Light Company by rydale Palmer, Il
former Philadelphia newspaper man,
In which he was joined by u hotel
keeper named EIeitns OF Rio Jsueiro,
has been brought 10 light. The com.
pnny IL owned by a. y. Granger, presi.
dent, and ex-senator Joseph NJ. Jez.
zaui, vice-president. They formed tho
south American Weisbaise Incandes.
cent Light Company and sent young
Palmer to Rio TO boom the invention.
He AMI Freilas sold the patent rights
for s5lO,OOO in gold anu upon Pal.
mcr's return no reported the sale as
having been for 100000, Of which 3l0,-
600 was expended IN salary, expenses
aud commission. The THEFT was not
learned until two other men were sent
TO Brazil on n second mission. Palmer
cannot be returned from England, but
action IL being taken 10 recover the
sums he expended In buying farms for
relatives.
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strlko Declared on.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Oct. 1.-The
strike OF operators on tho Cedar Rapids
d Northern was declared of today.
The company agree 10 recognize the
order OF Railway Telegrnphers and
the men will return 10 work. Wages
will be considered later. The follow
Ing statement has been Issued:
The strike was declared off today by
Chief Ramsey. Reports have been
telegraphed broadcast by him and lo-
cal correspondents claiming great
victory for the order. The facts are
that no concessions whatever were
granted, AMI no men have been taken
back except such 40 we have vacancies
for anu have given us no trouble dur
Ing the strike. No more than ten can
find places. No agreement was signod
by any officer OF the company. The
order stands simply where 1t stood
thirty days ago, except TINT the major
ity Of its members on this line arc out
OF situations.
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a He'd Hot county seat War.

CuLuERTsoN, Neb., oct. IA red hot
county scat war ia now In progress In
this county. AN INJUNCTION vas served
Friday on the county officials not To
remove tho county records from Cul.
hurtsun. The county treasurer and
clDTk, however, dihrs gurdvd the order
and proceeded 10 remove tho records
u their offices, but We're stopped by
citizens. At night n mob attempted
to steal the recoyds, when Citizens again
rallied. To-Day u posse Of citizens Of
Trenton, led by tho county treasurer
aud deputy clerk, again made a raid
Oh the court houtc and succeeded in
loading a portion VI the records when
the citizens again intorlered nui a
number Of shots We're fred aua the
Trenton poCse reiterated IN hot haste.
More trouble Is anticipated.
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LONDON, Oct. l.-C. j. Murphy, the
special representative IN Europe u the
agricultural department OF the United
States, has written letter to Consul
New here, stating that Charles $. Col
vin will open new Indian
corn mill thi1 month and will
grind only American corn. He
has the latest American machinery.
This makes two mills In Hamburg for
exclusive grinding OF American corn.
The first mill that wac erected had to
run night and day and was thcn un.
able TO MI the oTders. Colonel
Murphy adds tha, he expects
to deliver corn in every part
of tbs country. lilo will commence
by giving away samples OF meal in
Isrge quantities. A large bakery Ia
soon to be opened In Berlin, IN which
nothing will be produced except prod
ucts OF corn. The report Of the govern
ment commission that has examined
into tho uaes OF corn Is expected 10 be
highly favorable.
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Governor ponnsf er Addrcssea the
Pdfhiists.

r,OaEnuRu, o J., Oct l.-Governor
Pennoyer addressed mass meeting OF
the Peoples patty here this evening.
He denounced the cause q both the
Democratic and Republican parties
and said thn bulk OF Federal taxation
should be ieviod upon wealth rather
than upon ahor. The industries Of the
country mould DO free and equal.
The Co aye OF gold and silver and
paper hoy required should lie Issued
direct ihe government and be full
legal lc4deF. In advocating these
ineai iini he sgil he found himself out.
side encche political organization to
whJxys ho formerly belonged, and
adCiorm
mai Democratic party has proved
rel lnS. 20 al ttaditionf, and fore
~ , ~ ~ fealty TO the cause OF the
% nna knelt Ia blind idola1ous
devotion Vt the shrine Of the man
whose sole distinguishing char
ncleIiatic In his stubborn sub
tervirney 10 the demands OF mono
metnllletH. The Chicago convention
turnrd lie back upon all iig re.
verrd traditions, aud made profound
sulsRm TO the great b0es set up by the
dey0teea OF monometallism and bank
rag money. The nomination Of Hnr-
rison and Cleveland, OF Ike principles
and policy upon the leaiing questions,
by opposing political parties, Is an ano'
maly IN tho political world. But for
tuuatciy Tor the country o new party
has entered the political arena ia an
tagOulsm 10 both"
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SECRET NO MORE
A Scandal In Which Royalty
Is Involved.
THE GERMAN IMPERIAL FAMILY
A Delicate Case To Be Tried And Sci
tlOl In Open Court.
THE GERMAN IMPERIAL FAMILY
WHO ~ THE LAWFUL HERR
Tho CiucksburE Castle Claimed by
Two different rHrtiss,--A vain
Appeal 10 the Emperor.

BERLIN, Oct. "A suit which in.
wolves no loss "a Parsonage than Em-
press Augusta Victoria and near re-
latlvcs OF slVtwig GlucibbuIg, viii
BE- called within o fow days. Tho late
Emperor willinm after taking poases-
sion o. sleawig- Holaicin Ia 1865 tried
bis utmost 10 beffienJ tho dcposcd dy-
nasty. In this spirit he sanctioned
the marriage u his grandron, the
present Kaiser william, with IA pow.
erty stricken Priucoss Of Augus,on.
burg, and Princess Fr,deriok Leopold
OF Prussia 10 her sister and he distri.
bulCd tue castles and crowd calnto3 OF
the BOlsteln family among i,s various
members and put thuIn on their feet
again. Among tue castles was
G.ucksburg Schl0ss, which no
turned over 10 Duke Charles Of
Sltswig. The Duke and Duchess
are dead aud the present inoum.
bent up 10 few wcefs ago considered
himself the uudiaputcd proprietor Of
the schlogg Gluchshurg. Then tho secret
tho scandal was 1eshcd before his
eyUh by "a letter oi a laHy belonging to
tue highest nobility IN the country,
who showed him deeds and olheT legal
instruments to prove that her daughter
Il the child OF tho late Duke Charles,
who, shs claims, len her oil his PER-
soual property aud selected tho aohiosa
Giuck8burg Tor her residence. Duke
Frederick Ferdinand, who like tbs
rest OF the lamily has nlwnyo con.
sidered his late Uncle Charios the
model Of propFlcty, refuses TO believe
tho lady'a Higtemen9, and sud tho
documents are not sufficient legal
evidence. Tho lady therefore appealed
TO the Kaiser, who, however, refused
TO interfere. All hopes OF nm amicablg
arrangement being abandoned, the
case will row be- tried in open court,
aud It 10 sand that a good deal OF dirty
linen will be- washed.
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npsday and attend the convention Of
tho national association Of Demo.
cratic clubs.
Cleveland has 20 far refused 10 inter
fere with thc work Of the Syraonsa
convention men. His friends say u
10 his Intention TO Keep his hands OF
local politics and leave the musicinai
fight 10 the men engaged In H.. He ~
confident the State will 90 Dem5cra.lr,
whether there Ia a third local liosut BE-
not. HlI
Tho general opinion today fvasfhat
II Cleveland pursued a policy oy'non-
interference Tammany VOCAL tavea
fight on itl hands this ytfI Croker
tays he does not care Whether thcro lie
a third ticket or not as lar "a Tnmmany
IL concerned, but hob ppprehonsivn
that u might result 10 The los Of tho
Legislature and a Unacd S,aies suna.
tos. The State comuhttac u apparent.
w taking no interest, 10 (l6cal Affairs.
It's work IL cOnfinedto Nd State above
Berlom river. 1t Las oil New York
City's affairs 10 Tamma'y Hall. tits
known. however, chat Howard Aiur-
ply, Jr., aud Lieuiennnt Governor
ShcehHn opposed quitting up two
Democratic tlcketsin this city.
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WAsmNGToN, DC, Oct. 2,-The
Bureau OF American Republics has
been informed Of the closing OF con-
tract between Guatemala aud tho
Hamburg Pacific Steamship line Ia
which the company agrees to send at
least onc ship month from Europe
TO Guatomalan ports, carry freight Mt n
reduced rate, furnish transportation to
ofilcerB Of the government aud ahn
mail to Central and South American
countries, make reductions OF at least
hall rate Tor bringing articles for the
use OF the government and immigrants
destined for the republic, and tho COM
pany TO be paid $1,000 for each ship
arriving in port, with no tonnage, light
house or poTt charges. Extra facilities
for takingAnd discharging cargoes and
the privilege OF engaging In coastwise
service viii DO extended 10 the vessels
OF the line.
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CHARGED with Conspiracy TO nan n
Corner I'm Ribs.

CHICAGO, Oct. /. - ThomN II.
ltlusA 8wpro out warrants today tor
the arrrat OF John Cudahy aui Austin
W. Wright, charging them with con.
spring 10 run corner w shout ribs.
When the cholera scare began many
packers, being afraid Of heavy lOssei,
made haste TO sell. Wright, II Is
claimed, waa ON the long side Of the
market and much Of the rlbs were uu.
loaded on him. He believed as soon as
the cholera ucaTe blew over, he would
be long on stallo article OF limited
production, while every body else
would b. nj his mercy. Tho allegation
"a mnde that Cudnhy, the Chicago rep-
Ttsentativc OF the OmahR'Chlclgo firm,
agreed to back him In carrying ribs.
Thus reinforced, Mr.. Wright carried
out the campaign. roday there were
$4,000 barrels OF pork, 23,0O0, 900
pounds OF ribs and $1,000 ttfco o. lard
Ia the Chicago mRfl.Ht. kiba went from
$40 10 5000 during the day, and 90.
llyorlCs amounted 60 only 100000
pounds. IL 10 said that Cudahy and
Wright got the whole quantity.
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one OF the Most Important Letters of
the present Pontin.

one of the Most Important Letters of
the present Pontin.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The Times to.
morrow will say:
The recent encyclical Of Pope Leo
Nil. on rosary, or beads, IL to be read
In every Catholic Church throughout
tho world today. 1t "a one Of the most
impo6tAnt letters sent out by the pres.
ent pOntiM. After commenting on the
recitation Of this prayer during the
month Of October, tho holy father aaye:
"Many OF the various methods OF &c.
pravlty by which the wickednesa OF
The age trcachcrously cndeavors 20
weaken ana destroy In human souls the
Christian faith and the observance OF
divine law which nourishes faith and
renders 1t fruitful are already too well
known, and now the field Of the Lord
Ia almost everywhere "a wilderness, as
II through breath Of hurrld pesti-
lence, through Ignorance Of faith ana
through error and vice. The thought
OF this is made more bitter 10y the iact
that those who can and ought % do 70
place no limits and impose no penalties
on such arrogant wickedness and evil,
nay, rather, the spirit " which this
state OF things Ia created very often
appears TO be promoted by their indo-
lence or patronage"
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this morning. The body lay In Q pool
Of blood with q bullet hole through the
breast and her brothers. gun lying
near by. The circumstances arc 70
sensational and myftesloua m to COM
pioiCly battle tho folicc. The theory
of suicido was NJ first accepted by the
police. Tho statement Of neighbOr
hat at 3 O'Clock eho heard n man hur-
richly leave Odel's residence and run
down tho street, led to the auepic.on OF
murder. Strangely none Of tho neigh
hons nor the mmiApi the girl sleeping
upsiairs heard thDeport OF tho gun.
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Cleveland wal Not Interfere.

AURORA, Tex, Oct. l.-Doctor J. d.
Burch touny received letter from
Ex.President Cleveland referring to
his much talked OF alleged interference
with tho fGctional fight among Demo.
Gratis IN Texas. Mr.. Cleveland says pc
has not Ia amy manner or form Inter
ieT,d with the controversy and does
not intend to do 80. "Wherever there
arc Democrats earnestly supporting
the principles of the Democratic par
W" snid he, "I'm In sympathy with
them, hut where there are factions,
shall take no part Ia their difficulties"
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VuHNNA, Oct. 1.-The first German
military officers who left Berlin on
Saturday To ride to this city crossed
the frontier Sunday morning and
rested Mt noon at Zwickau. Lieutenant
Mayherson Fir Hell reached Ham.
burg az 3:A5 u. N, Prince Frederick
Leopold arrived at Rumhurg at 9 p. m.
and continued without hating 10
WeiawEsFer. Baron Zand's horse,
"Schnippo,O died Of collie md Baron
Ostpns sustained fracture OF the knee.
Tho last dlepatches, Judging from the
distances covered, show tho Australians
aud Germans about equally matched.
Btttlng % very heavy and varies from
hour 20 hour. some riders are ex-
pected on the fourth day, az they give
no consideration 10 their horses.
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AiturIC EXPLORERS.
Two vessels Arrive rrom Northern
I.ntiiudes.

AshAAANNaNfa
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. i2.-The
schoonprs Gaia =, Babaon" and "LRu.
rullau arrived today from Iceland each
bringing $4,000 rounda OF haibut.
August johnson, member OF the
crew OF tie "Babyon," wHa lost over
board on the homownrd passage. Tho
Danish bark "Hogla," exploring tho
coast Of Greenland, had arrived at Dy-
re1oTd. Her commander reported that
che was fifteen months on tho coast,
most Of the time imprisoned ia the
lee; that one OF the crew died ami
that explorations Of considerable im-
portan0e was made. The party found
the remains Of Esquimaux ha6ltations
with dishes made Of stone ami other
articles, the uEe OF which was un-
known.
The "Hogla" explored tho Island OF
Jangmhyer In latitude II degrees north,
Longitude 40 west, very deep water
being found In that locality. Tho party
drcdged In 475 fathOms OF water, bring
ing up sediment which contained such
animal vegetation ~ sea Rnemone, to-
gether with pebbles similar TO Iron ore.
After reh,ting at Iceland the "HoglR"
sailed August aSlh for Greenland TO
complete tho scientific researches as
she had been commissioned to do, In
tending to remain all winter in South
Greenland.
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ST.. PAUL, Oct. l.--rhis afternoon u
doing much damage 10 vegetation and
an inch In diameter, and many pedes-
trians were Injured before they could
iind shelter. For half an hour busi-
ness was suspended all over the city,
travel on tho streets being perllous
aud almost impossible, while the noise
ofpolting hail prevented indoor labor.
The trees were almost donuded OF
leaves and great numbers OF window
lights were broken. The telephone
wires were badly damaged.
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PossrnIL,rIrs or THE WEEK.
Republicans aud Democrats in Sev
York.

. NIw YoRIS, Oct. 1.-The week poll.
ueally closes upon situation con-
EtsItu with possibilities. The posi-
elilies Of the coming week may be
iI9olematic. The foreground OF the
IonMNcal field ut present IL occupied
~ Democratic generate. The Repuh.
nean forces lie back awaiting the
movements OF their adversaries. The
gNltting here OF Democratic State and
national committeeman and the pres.
,neo Of Cleveland and Hin all contrib.
rw 70 the growing interest In tho
Meseht Democratic movements. The
IuYal OF Democratic clubmen for
nlt weeks meeting also adds to the
'pteg'aele OF a Democratic sortle.
NleVelnud has not yet decided how
wy no VIII stay in New York. His
sey Will be determined, in a measure,
me progress OF work ON his new
10y residence, Ia any event he wit
"niaii here until Tuesday or Wed.
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wAsmNdIoN, d. e., Oct, 2.-Dr.
Douglas, the famous throat specialist,
who abandoned his practice and de.
voted his whole time To General Grant
for six months during the great Gene.
ral's last Illness, died today from the
same disease which carried of tho old
commander.
AloNTpKLiHR, W., Oct. 2.-Hiram
Atkins. editor Of the dTatis and Patriot
aud chairman OF the Democratic State
committee, died here today. He was
C5 years old.
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BRADFORD, Pa, Oct. l.--roby Spor.
ratti, an Italian gang.boss ON the fail-
road who made himself obnoxious 10
his countrymen employed under him,
met horrible death early ttfs morn.
ing. SOME one placed eau of dyna.
mite under his bunk In hls shanty and
blew the man into fragments.
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Negroes Kiiledi No whIte. Hart.

CLARKEDALE. Miles,, Oct. .. "A
sherinjs porse wna organized yesterday
10 put down the inGuTIectiUn among
negrocB near there. Il was reported
that tic negroes had formed an oath
bound organization with the avowed
purpose OF killing the whites. The
sheriff u posse returned today and re-
port two negIoes killed, several mort
ally woundcd and that ersATehiding
In the woods. No whites wef0 hurt.
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MeISInle, as clnclnnntI.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 1.-The Republic
aus Of this city had their ilrst political
meeting tonight IN Music Hall. The
house was iilled with an audience Of
1000 people, and an overflow meeting
was addressed In front OF the hall,
Governor Mckinley was the principal
speaker.
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TIIE omILEAN oursrInN.
Substance OF an Arbitration Treaty
WIN Ehht CemnIry.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The tribune
tomorrow will publish the fun text OF
the treaty which Minister Egan !,
bringing up from Chile, and which
was arranged by him with the foreign
Office OF that country Tor an amicablu
adjustment Of the elaine made by the
citizens Of either country against the
government OF the other growing out
OF the acts committed by tue civil OF
military authorities Of either country.
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OTTAWA, Oct. 9.-Thc government
has taken an Important atop In rc9pect
10 the cattle quarantine reserve. Ihe
government has decided 10 set apart
non.quaraniiuo grounds AMI three sta
lions reserved west OF tho fourth mo.
t.dian al points convenient to the usual
avenues OF access TO Canada from
Montana.
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A ralni nnIioon Ascrnpiop.

PEORIA, H., Oct. 2,-JGmes Eamos
and James a. LOOMS, practical aero
nauta, made q balloon ascension today
and alighied on some trees. Their
trapcze broke and The men fell seventy
feet 10 tho ground. Both wero badly
injured. They will die.
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BUDA PRs1I5 Oct. 2.-it is officially
announced that this city h affected
with cholera. Tho authorities state
that tho disease was introduced here
through the medium Of imported hides.
HAMBURG, Oct. 2.-Cholera statistics
show ioriy.thrte fresh cases and
twenty.one deaths yesterday.
PARIS, Oct. 2.--MRny persons con.
tinuu 10 be attacked daily by cholera
In the city and suburbs. Yesterday
there were thifty.hvo iresh cases and
ten duntha.
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rnoM nERLIs 70 VIENNA.
A Long Distance Ride Competition
netwocn Army Officers.

uetNoNn ARMY uhhfffhs
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-The long distance
ride OF army officers from this city TO
Vienna began this morning. Punctu-
ally nj O'Clock Prince Frederick
Leopold, accompanied by two officers,
loft tire post und the long journey had
begun. This party was followed ut
intervals of ten minutes by other com.
petitOrB. At ten all who were TO
start today were on their way.
Others win start tomorrow and
starts viii be made until there are
IA compclitors on tho road. Among
the competitions mrs. Duke Gunther, q
brother Of the Empress. From Vienna
lOs officers will ride TO Berlin, n mum.
Der OF hioyclists accompanying the
riders. There arr seventeen prizes Of
u total value Of 900 marks.
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INApooL or moon.
A well Known wInnipeg Lady Found
murdered.

WINNIrEd, Oct. 2.-Mlsa Olive
Odeli, well-knnwn Winnipes young
lady prominent in the Episcopal
church and "A daughter OF Canadian
Pacific official here, was found duad In
the kitchen Of her parents residence
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A DrqrERArr sraugoLr.
Two pnriion Quarrel on n Bridge
Across tho Niagara.

Across tho Niagara.
NIAGARA FAILS, n. l., Oct. D.
Two painters working ON the gables
ami guy ropes OF thc Cantllevlr
Bridge auross tho Niagara river, yes.
tofdny swung q plundur scnilnld 900
itct above the stream on which to
work. They were both Canadians,
Joseph GTcaves aud VIM. Camel.
Thry quSrc.:ed and engaged IN q
terrific hniS.to-hand struggle. Camel
CRASHED Ratchet and threatened TO
brain his companion. Gftayes grnspei
his wFlst, but Camel was tho stronger
sud ptussed him ~ the edge OF the
scaIolj, threatening to hurl him into
the river. To save hin,snli from fall.
ing GTaaves locsed his hold on Gamelis
Wrlst and grasped the ropes. Three
quick, sharp blows were rained upon
him by mis- enraged nssailant. Two
tell on his back AUD one split open his
scalp back OF his ear. no staggered,
lost his hold and fell, tut was caught be.
tween two guy rope, where lac lay out
OF reach Of the other, with blood struani.
ing fIom his cuts. GToHvrs
climbed hand over hand up the cables
70 the bridge loOr. Camel followed,
Ratchet In hand. Here other workmen
interiered. Graves' was tahon to
a hospital. He Is not expected 10 live.
Camel disappeared.
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WASHINGTON, d, o., oct. 2.-Dr.
Gardner reports Mrs. Harrison resting
well and improving
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On Saturday night was the last
meeting OF the fair directors before tho
opening Of tho exhibition.
w. A. Corey was appointed assistant
to DR.. Park, MIR. Stewart being i'll.
John Robinson was appointed assls.
tant In tho manufacturer department.
The programme WAS decided upon
as follows;
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THE FUSION MOVEMENT.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dot. 2.-The DGmo-
cdE, which Ia the recognized organ Of
mo fusion Democrats and Populists,
boltel the movementin a long editorial
Today. The Democrat states that 1t dis.
covered that the fusion movement was
called into existence and ia now con-
uolled by n set OF selfish oiilce-seekers
who arc dominated more by the hope
o' selfish gain than by "A desire for the
Triumph OF Democratic principles. The
bolt iaa body blow 10 the fusion move
menl.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 2,--Judgo Gresham
Will neither confirm nor deny the
story printed here this morning to the
elect that he intends 10 vote for Grover
Cleveland. He was seen by repre-
sentative OF tho Associated PTess to-
night and refused absolutely TO talk
on the subject, answering all questions
with 81 viii not cay a word"