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The state herald., 1892-09-02


NNyhcrens Virgil A Potter nd Elizabeth Pot
W ter Of the county of Phillip. and state of
Colorado. by q certain decd Of trust. dated tho
sist dny Of Aug ID Isso and duly fled for record
In tho Office OF the county clerk and recorder OF
Phillips county state of Colorado on tho md day
Of Sept ID 1850 and duly recorded in book 10, ut
page $50 of tho records Of said county did convey
INTO the undersigned M trustee, the following de
~cribed real property. situate in the county Of
Phillips md state Of Colorado, to-wit The north
east quarter 81 section township north, rnnge
tncrsun,o n T iciadins tho right Of
dover and also tho right OF Homestead, which
said conveyance wns made In trust TO secure the
payment Of one certain bond or note. bearing
even date with said deed of trust for the full sum
Of thrcc hundred and Fifty dollars, payable Sept.
ist. together with interest nj the rate II IL per
ccntum per nnnnm. payable semi-annunlly: and
Whereas. Said deed Of trust contains n further
covenant that the party Of tho first part would
pny the taxes and assessments levied or assessed
AGAINST said premises: and
Whereas. II Is provided In said deed of trust
Tint In care Of default Of payment OF said bond.
amy part thereof. or interest thereon, then the
whole 81 said principal sum. and interest ut tho
snd ' p p.sabc and sSsl b lawful for NH, MD
trustee la sell and dispose OF said premises, Mt
public auction, thirty days public notice having
'scn given OF tho timo md place Of .uch salc, by
advertisement IN newspaper published in said
county; and
Whereas, Default has been made in tho pay
mcnt Of interest duo npon said bond or mote.
from Aug II. lsss and whereas n brsch OF the
covenant In pay all tSxrz or assessments levied
has been mhic:
NowThmnfore. At tho rcaues, Of tho legal hold.
or o. the said bond or note. and In virtue OF the
power In mo vested by tho terms Of amid trust does,
Fred II Fay, or In case al my death, absence. in
ability or failure to act, then the undersigned.
Charles II Fay. successor In trust, will on the -.
day Of Aug 1872 ut the front door Of tho Holyokc
State bank in Holyoke, county Of Phillips, state
of Colorado, al the hour Of II n IN cell the above
highest and best price the -amc will bring In
cash. for the PURPOSE OF paying said bond note
and tho interest dine. and all monies advanced by
o. Of the trust. rREp II Far. Trustee.
CHARLES Il FAY, Successor in trurt
The state herald., 1892-09-02

! N kAI+E
Afbsrs-. " lliinn n rLifk and leo rflsn, Nj III
w ~ III" .alhis 81 ihillip- anil state ~ ,..,
fn'lp, ~ crfisln deed 81 trust, ,iAir tie giil
,la, q AnsA y vs2. and dol, il--l Tor f,.c.ni In
fhlliil- c:nni,, state ~ olorndo. On the II, ia,
ni sss y ~. aud dni, f..oni,d In l..ok !, nj
iaEr ~ 81 y" r-nrl 81 .aid county, did rnn,r,
,l,-crisSi nal rn,prfiY, situate In ,ie eoun,, ~
lhllil. and .ihi" oft olnfnin. ,psit lat Nnfi,s
~ " b'nh No i~rni,. Nv" tsl ~ u. Original
town al lInlyuk-. t,,sthrf with all fisbt. there
unto nppefihinins, lpriadirn The rirli ~ Jo~.,
AMI aleu- III" rant ~ bom--,-a,i. which ssId ron.
'rJnnr" sas ninlr In tri., Ia tssnfr Tho p.,,nsnt
III, ,Is s'''s, e,nl ., po,. lssihr sven date
handled aud tv,ntj tive dollars pniabl. Kept II,
w, ih'ihrf With lnirr-i At ii,s fnir ~ N p-r
e','ln 80 mn',,. i','n,lr .'ani.annuall,j anil
covenant that Tho rari, ~ thu iif.t pnft wunLl
~ un ak,@ shi .''-s'sifi.niA l-,isl ~ hH.s.A.l
hf,ihsi said m miH'- nni
NlNi'a-, " L. provided In said dr.sl III tt,is,
That ~ rhe' ~ d,fntii ~ payment ~ said hand
~ On, ihH thrird. ~ Interest ihnr.s,n, Ih.p ,ha
NIUE, ~ taid principal sun, and ibinr., NJ tir
Nhd lhihlle, anil Il lilali h. Lawful H., sai,i
uu.'rr ". v hiil diHi4sa al .slJ pf.ni-s-, NJ
nnlllr anr'lani ihitit days noi,lic notice hatlns
vfh sifrh ~ "" iiiu hii,l iau., ~ such sale h,
reimbursement IN % hsvrpaiHi pnhilsi.sl In .ali
wherr., hrfsai, hns l,ru ns,ie Ia ,be ,r,
nrhi ~ Interest lnr npun saii band "a nat. it,n,
tsli !, Ism usfstiins .ur ~ a. HI inld h, niui,
81 cnunan Ins Mnril /. isiii =" "''''
spy Thsi.iniu, ~ the rup,pi NJ the l,,,sl
hnl,lnr ~ .ali hui' ~ mote. ahd w ,irn. uf ihu
tlnsi i't-l II iFai ~ IN ea-. IL M, tlsa,h Al
shrn, inahultt pt fnilntp ioart, then tho un,lp,
.,silel bnfl" u lat, bprrnssof IN ,fu.i. will nt,
w IN ~ hpl w, ~ HE ffnhi dear 1T tho
lu1nht slate llnni N iinlbpta count, at mil
~ tlsh ~ 'pluirio. NJ The hour ~ II 4 M rsll
we HhNi. ilfs' filHd pfup"fit nj puhlie auction,
ln' wy hlt.t hnh best rtira thr same will bfiHli
w rhAl iiH lilo tufitfsn IN I'M ins Atid ttud N
hnie n,hl W. Interest tlhr aud IN innuisf ,1
NJ the 'fiill tttb ID ,iv r,,.
'n'hi.s u ih' haeees-"f Ia irisl 10
The state herald., 1892-09-02
trirs. rablica,,ou Aug. esth lssal No 81:

(First Publication Aug. e6th lsa2l No bi5
Nutire for Publication.
Land once NJ sterling, Colo.
August ~ 1852
Notice Is hereby gwen that tho following
~ named settler has nlcd notice of his in-
tcntion to make finAl proof In support Of his
claim and that said proof will be made he
fore Wn, Robinson commissioner 4 $ cir
cult court for the district Of Colo. at llolyokc
Philips county Colo. on oct. sth isy., viz:
JOHN l., CurZAS,
Hid Entry No. Tori for the s-w X sec :, tips r
t5w
lie names the foiiowin witnesses to prove
his continuous rcsidcncc upon and cultiyu-
ton of, said land, viz.
Israel Crater, OF uo.yok- Colo
Elmer T.. Trcso.
SaNuci {. Lewis,
Everetto l. Amber, "
HE TEDMOS, Register.
The state herald., 1892-09-02
S SpATI OF Of c2ph I;,,1,,!D Is.
In the County Court.

60
COUNTY OF PiIILLiis.
In the County Court.
Otis Guernsey,
riain'if. ..v>,,xs
Ora Guernsey,
Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF
COLORADO,
10 Ora Guernsey the defendant above
named, Greeting:
You are hereby required TO appear In mn
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff, In the County Court Of Phil.
lips County, State Of Colorado, and answer
tile complaint therein within twenty days
after the service hereof, II served within this
County; or ifser,ed out OF this County, or
by publication, Within thirty days after the
service hereof, exclusive Of the day OF
service; or judgement by default will be
taken against YOU according to the prayer
OF the complaint: and II copy OF the CON-
plant IN the above entitled action be not
! served with this summons, or II the service
hereof be made out Of this state, then ten
days additional Ia the time hereinabovc
specified for appearance and answer will he
allowed before the taking Of Judgement by
default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to obtain nm ab.
solutc divorces from tho bonds OF ma,rimony
In favor of said plaintiff ON the ground that
said defendant wilfuily deserted and alb
scented herself from said plaintiff for NOR.
than two years last past without any Just
cause and without the consent OF this plain.
til, as viii more fully appear from the
complain, In said action 10 which reference
Is here made.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear, and tn answer the said com
plaini NJ aboyc rrquired the said plaln,Iii
VIII take judgement against you rs asked
In said complaint.
Given under my hand and official seal nj
liolyoke In said County. this 10Th day of
July A. D.isa.
Esakr u. BnAsNoS, County Judge and
tsEAi) cx.oIilcio clerk OF the county court.
The state herald., 1892-09-02

Nutiua fur Public cation.
U. S. Land Office. sterling. colo.
Aug 4, 1892.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
Unnamed settler has filed notice II his intcn.
tion to make final proof in support Of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
foro clerk of county court Phillips
county Colorado ut lIolyoko Colorado on Sep
81 1877, viz:
SWAMI ERICKSON
II T. No 1916 for the s.w !, sec 81 tip 0 n ~ W
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivu-
tion Of, said land, VIZ:
James Brvnnt OF Bryant Colo
Charles u Southworth "
Peter Jensen 4"
Levi knrrchncr "
II. T.. TEDMoS, Register.
The state herald., 1892-09-02
First publication AnE ls. iseal No 81

First publication Ang ~. ise2.l No l97
Notice. for Publication.
Land ONCE ut Sterling. Colorndo,l
Augs, 1s,2.
NOTICES hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice OF his In.
tcntion to make final proof In support OF
his claiui. and that said proof will bc made
before Vim Z Robinson commissioner u s
circuit court fol the district Of Colorado nj
lIolyoke, Phillips county Colo. on sep 18th
1892, viz:
WILSON II COATS
lid No 1885 for the lots A2xox NV =
sec otpG n u west
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivn
ton of, said land, viz:
Christ q Golfer OF Bryant Colo
BELLE Golfer
John u Davis
Charles Glonson ="
II. y. TrDNoS, Register.
The state herald., 1892-09-02

Some OF the eastern leaders of the
democratic party seem TO think that the
support OF u few Of the western states can
be purchased with campaign Doodle.
These gentlemen win come To TIE con-
clusion, 10y the TIVE the campaign closes,
That the western voters cannot be
bnurht
The state herald., 1892-09-02
[Flrst publication Aug " lsoal No *

First Publication Aug " 1927 No sos
Mites fur Publication,
Land Once ut Sterling, Cola,
Aug Ii ls12.
NOTICE IL hereby given that tho following
named settler has flied notice OF his intcii.
ton to MAXI flnnl proof In support Of his
claim, und that said proof will he mnde be
fore Clerk of District Court Phil.
lips County, Colorado, ut Ifolyoke, Colorado,
on Sept "a, lSs9, viz:
JAMES G LEONARD
lid r No 1859 for thos.w y sec 10 tn gn r "a W
lie names the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon. and cultiva.
ton of, said land, viz:
John Smiley Of Amherst Colo
james Smiley "
william Il Robson ="
Patrick killmArten "
HE. TEDNON, Register.
The state herald., 1892-09-02

Whit shall II profit man il he ga,n
the whole world md then has the dyspcp.
STA 30 bnd that he can't enjoy my II the
good things IL contninsy lie won't have
dyspepsia II he takes De Wits Little
EARLY Rissrs
The state herald., 1892-09-02

There is no use talking, neither Har.
riscn or Cleveland will bc elected unless
they take De Wits LATHE E.arly Risers
They have u 'ge, there" quality possessed
by no other pill.
The state herald., 1892-09-02
first publication Sept. ~
U s Land ONCE Sterling Colo,
August IS 1881
airing ordered by CONS letter al

July l9lh 1872
no. l4s)
Compliant having boon entered mt this Of
nee by John Crater against Adam Kullminzcr
for failure to comply with law rs to Timber
Culture Entry No. s35a dated May Z, 1857, upon
the s'w y sec TO- tips r - W, In Phillips
county, Colorado with View to tho cancel
lntinn If said entry; contestant alleging that
Adam kallminzcr failed during the it'll year
after making said entry TO plant or cause u
he planted 5acres Of trees, seeds or scuttings
ON said tract ~ required by law. there having
been but acres Of trees, seeds or cuttings
planted On said tract and that said failures
still exist
The said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on the 9Th DAY OF Oct.
lss2 at 10 O'Clock nj to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
II T. TEUMOS, Register.
The state herald., 1892-09-02
First publication Aug. 10, ls9a.l No a,s
NutilH fur Publication

Land 0nlcc ut Sterling. Colo.
Aug 10 ls02.
Notice is hereby gwen that tho following
named settler has r'i notice Of his intention TO
make final prof in support of his
claim, ami thAt said proof viii bs made before
clerk Of district court Of Phillips
county Cello. Mt liolyokG Colo. on Sept ~
MARK J LEONARD
Hid No 1888 for tho NV u sec % tip 0 II r Is W
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous Residences upon. and cultivation OF
SAID land, viz;
John smiley of Amherst Colo
James Smiley "
William u Robson '' :.
Patrick killmurten :"
II L TEDxoN Rcister.
The state herald., 1892-09-02

It's not very pleasant to cough and
hack,
To suffer pain in chest and back,
Many people could stop 1t, for sure
By simply using Oae Minute Cough
Cure.
The state herald., 1892-09-02

(first publication Aug IL, 1922 SO s9s
Nntire fer Publication.
Land Once AT sterling. Colo.
Aug slso3,
Notice l. hereby given that the following
~ named settler sas filcd notice Of li- la
tention Ia make nnni pi oof In support OF his
claim. md thnt said proof will bc made be-
forcWm T. Robinson rornuii ssisncrof tho 4 y
circuit ~ourt for tho district al Colorado at
lloiyoko Phillips county Colon nio on sept.
~ irs2, viz.
BELLE GltTER, formerly Belle Bryant
lid D. No iu?dg for the no y sec 30 tip o u s7w
Ito names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiya-
ton OF, said land, viz:
leon u Goats OF bryant Colo
Matilda Coats e. !"
william + smith "
Mary Phelps &"
II. y. TEpxos. Register.
The state herald., 1892-09-02
Motto. Of Redemption Of County vanssi.
GALL NO III
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,

Phillips County. Colo. August 10 1870.
Notice Is hereby givcn that will redeem at
my Office In Phillips county all wnrrunts Aum-
bcrsd as follows:
The state herald., 1892-09-02

September 18th 1859.
B.A, HosKINs. County Treasurer,
The state herald., 1892-09-02
ltir-t publication July yiMil

EotieH for uhllrn,iun.
ihni onicr. ut HiafllnR. culn.
July 81. ias
Noilro y hereby given that tho following.
nsinri settler has iilrd notice N his ins
trhtlnh 20 make communication urouf In aiti,i
port ~ Ills II claiiii ami that said pronf slli
W. hnhe lniutu VIM q ii1lnn-on ,uiinii -4ion.
X , r,h.nit court tot the district ~ too, ut
'iolgnhc, iulu., on sent d l~,a yisi
v iHASk MOORE
~ y V ~ for tho nv soe ~ 10 Not n IN
hoH " oiGp ~
''r names the following witnraas. iopro,.
hiu enltltnilpn Ut, said land. yi,i
Watson rHtmnn ~ iin,tun CHA
Ilatunrr iihsks
lftd " iinNLa
josrph Mnitsfs
" frbsos. LEICESTER
The state herald., 1892-09-02

A gentlemen Of This county who has
excellent judgment remarked 10 " tho
other day that he knew Of no pill 20 good
for constipation, dyspepsia and liver
complaint ms De Wits Little Early
Risers.
The state herald., 1892-09-02
tFirst publication Aug. asth ls9sJ No SIS

tfirst publication Aug. a5th 1897 No SIS
NutiCS for Public atiun
Land Office at sterling, Colo.
Aug. ard lsS.
Notice Is hereby given thnt the following
Unnamed scitler Inns fIcd notice of his M
uention to make dnnl proof In support Of his
fore VIVA Z Robinson commissioner L = cir
cult court for the district of Colorado ut IIol.
yoke, Phillips county Colo, on Sept. 70, 1871,
viz.
JOHN NJ. WOLFE,
lid, Entry No. 7Gs7for the sc . sec 81 tpsu
t5w.
lilo names the following witnesses to prove
ton of, said land, VIZ:
James u. Lamar, OF Holyokc, Colo.
Samuel II, kellen, "a :"
Eyercttc l.. Amber, :"
Elmer II. Mead,
HE TEDMoS. Register.
The state herald., 1892-09-02

tFirst publication Aug 10, 1871 No $40
NuiiCe tur Publication.
Land ollce nj Sterling. Colorado,
Aug IL, 1892.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice OF his inten-
and that said proof will lbs made before
clerk OF the district court Phillips county
Colorado, at iIolyoke Colorado, on Sept 2ith
1891. viz:
SARAH LEONARD
lid No s9ls for the lots \ 3&c u NV \
sec so tpi9 rt3w
lie nance the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land, viz:
john smiley OF Amherst Colo
james Smiley d"
William II Robson
Patrick killmnrten
H. 4, TEpNoS Register
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-12
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, NOy. H. It is idle 10 UNDER
take to say in advance of the official count
what the result on either the national or
State ticket is this State is. All accounts
are based largely on the estimates, which,
In such close contest, are totally unre-
liable. AS going to show the condition OF
affairs in this State, the Gazette X. estimates
plurality OF 10 for the Cleveland electors,
while the Enquirer ID. finds appearances
favorable to the Republicans.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 11.-Both sides claim
the election. The Republican committee
on returns from II counties, and reliable
sem-official reports from the remainder of
the State, claims the State ticket by over
1lO0. and that the lowest elector has a plu-
rslity of $780, The Democrats claim a plu-
rality OF 1000 for the Cleveland electors, put
give no details by counties. 1t seems cer-
tain the electoral ticket Will be divided.
At midnight the Republican State Com
mittee completed its table of pluralities.
with all counties heard from officially with
the exception OF four, and these are esd
mated. Some corrections were received at
a late hour from Hamilton and Cuyahoga
counties which are among those not re-
Gently reported. These reduce the plurality
OIL Tayler X. for Secretary Of State to 767,
and tile table shows the Harrison electors
to have been elected by 787 plurality. The
committee, however, comedies the probable
election OF Seward. the elector who heads
the Cleveland list. owing to bungling on the
part OF voters, who placed mark opposi te
the name OF the first elector only. the others
not being counted In consequence. The
Democratic committee claims the election
OF Electors Seward. Curtain and probably
the other electors, and think the official
count will ba required to determine the re-
suit OF the State ticket
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-12
SENT TO SAMOA.
The Steamer Alliance Ordered to Guard
American Intarests

The Steamer Alliance Ordered to Guard
American Interests.
WASHINGTON, Nov u.-AdvIces from
Samoa are to the effect that the differences
between the factions on the islands. headed
by Mataafa, the recognized King, and
Maletoa. the claimant to the throne. have
reached an acute phase. To fully protect
the interests of the United States it has
been decided that a naval vessel be sent
there at the earliest practicable moment
Besides this reason, based on expedieney,
1t appears that under the terms of the trt-
partite treaty the United States is under
0bllgatloDS TO keep naval vessel at Samoa.
Ibe Navy Department will send orders to
the steamer Alliance at Honolulu by the
next steamer from San Francisco directing
her to proceed at once to Samoa. For son,s
time past there has been no vessel at the
Samoan Islands, but as the United States is
about to take possession of the coaling sta
ton In PagO Pagl harbor and build q
wharf there 1t Is thought best TO have q shiu
In the harbor. The Alliance having been
sent away, the Boston will be kept at Homo
lulu for the present, and the department.
has given up all thought of ordering her Ia
join Admiral Gherardi's special service
squadron on cruise along the coast Of
South America. During the present unset
tied state Of affairs in the Hawaiian Islands
1t is not probable that the Boston will bd
left alone there long, and the M9hcsn and
Ranger are being prepared for sea as rap
idly as possible, so as to be available for
duty there if needed,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-12
RAILROAD AFFAIRS.
Receiver Appointed for Southern Railroad.
An Inyentor's Faith

q II IuNchlOl attn
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. i1-Charles L.
Pollard has been appointed receiver of the
Mobile and Guard road, part of the central
system Of the Georgia extension from Co
lumbus 10 Seawright. 1t was done on the
petition Of the stockholders.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Commercial
Bulletin says: Won TromD. well-known
Dutch banker, representing large interests
In the Denver and Rio Grande securities,
and one OF the recent party of investiga ton
OF the property. expresses himself as "sim
ply astonished'' at the growth Of the sys-
tenn. DE says the property. financially, is
IN as good condition as any west OF the
Mississippi.
the appeal OF the Atchison road from
Chairman Caldwel's decision in the
famous dispute over rates to Denver during
the Knights Templar conclave handed
down their decision to-day. They find the
charges against Chairman Caldwell and the
various members of the Western Passenger
Association Of conspiring with the Alton
road 10 deprive the AtchisoD of its rights
were not maintained, but hold that the
Atchison was not fairly treated either by
the chairman or his fellow arbitrators.
1hey md that the Atchison road was iusti-
he'd IN making Sl2 rate and that IL pre-
sented TO the chairman sufficient justifca-
tion 10 warrant its meeting the action of
the outside lines. The decision OF the
chairman was reversed
DURANGO. Mexico, Nov I1.-The celehra
tion OF the completion OF the Mexican Inter-
national Railway TO this place Is now i'm
progress. The city is gsyly decorated. and
the peupie turned out en- massc yesterday
TO welcome special train bearing the rep-
resentatives OF President Dlaz and G. p.
Huntington, the president of the railway,
In person. At night there was reception
given at the City Hall and a srrenade on
the plaza, which was beautifully decorated
and Illuminated. The festivities will con-
tiuue until Sunday
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-12
WAR In DAHOMEY.
English Quiek.Firing Rifles Used by King
Behanzin'S Army.

PARIS. Nov. 11.-Many accusations have
been made that German agents in Dahomey
furnished King Behanzin with quick-fring
rifles. These have been denied by the Ger
mans, who asserted that if Behanzin had
such weapons he procured them from the
British. The latter assertions have been
borne out by capture just made off the
coast of Dahomey. The Brandon. French
dispatch-boat cruising off the Dahomeyan
coast. surprised the British steamer John
Holly with a cargo of Winchester rifles and
ammunition. beyond all doubt intended for
the Dahomeyan army. The vessel was
seized and the cargo confiscated. The mat
ter will undoubtedly be made the subject
OF diplomatic remonstrance.
MARsEILLEs, Nov. IA letter from
Porto N0vo. describing the campaign in
Dahomey, says the surprise Of the French
at Dogba was due to treachery on the part
OF black scouts, who were subsequently
shot. A rout was narrowly averted by the
courage of Colonel Dodds and Captain
Rouland. In the battle of Pognesa the
French captured three Germans aud one
Belgian who were serving as officers of the
Dahomeyan troops. These prisoners were
tried by court-martial and shot,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-12
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

1t is announced in Paris that the treaty of
alliance between France and Russia has
been signed.
The Inauguration ot,Jacob Gould Schur-
man as president of Cornell University oc-
Cured yesterday.
As result of the Atlantic storm of Octo-
Der 10 ten vessels were lost or missing and
twenty-five lives are known TO be lost.
The overdue steamer England Of the Ma
tional Line was sighted off Fire Island yes
terday afternoon under steam, but moving
slowly.
The Liverpool Cup was won by Baron de
Hirsch's colt Windgall, De Monbeps colt
Ermak second and Abington's mare Lady
Rosebcry third.
The Coroner's inquest into the death of
the Duke OF Marlborough was held In Blen-
helm yesterday. The jury returned a YER
dict Of death from natural causes.
There Is no truth in the report that the
tinplate factory at Elwood, Ind. has sus-
pended operations. The plant was closed
temporarily to put in improved machinery.
Allison, Shafer 81 Co., contractors of New
York. doing large amount OF work on the
Worlds Fair. have been sued by the West
ern National Bank of New York for $500. 600
for money loaned.
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA. Kans.. Nov. I1.-Kansas Re-
puDicans are now looking around to see il
anything was saved from Tuesdays wreck
One candidate after another who was
thought to have survived the disaster turns
up missing, until now the only consolation
left is the election of two Congressman.
This evening unofficial returns indicate the
defeat of Congressman Funston, and the
Populists say that If the official returns
elect him they will contest the election on
the ground of gross frauds. The Populist
majority In the Legislature. of course,
means the retirement of Sen stor Perkins,
and the chances for the election OF John
Martin OF Topeka. an old line Democrat,
who started the fusion movement. are good.