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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-28
INGENIOUS BURGLARS.
They Rob a Sacramento Dentist Right Befor,
Hie Eves

They Rob Sacramento Dentist Right Before
His Eyes
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 27.-Dr. ". G. Reith,
dentist of this city, went to lunch as
usual Wednesday. When he returned to
his Office at Seventh and streets he met
two men in the hallway, who bore bundles.
One Of the men waved his hand toward
closed door and cheerily exclaimed: well,
good-day glad to have met you"
This surprised DIR. Reith as the person
saluted was not in sight, but he was more
surprised when be entered HE Office and as
certained that it had been looted. His best
suit of clothes, fine overcoat pair of
shoes, q vest and other articles were miss
ing. The police were notified and are look
ing for the thieves
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A Family Poisoned.

BUFFALO. 1nd., Oct. 27.-Mrs. William
Mazelin and three children were taken vio-
lently i'll after breakfast this morning. Medi-
cal aid was promptly summoned, but the
mother and one child died, and the other
two are seriously i'll. Tie poison had evil
IDENTIFY beer administered at breakfast-time.
but the affair is mystery. L he family be-
long to a peculiar religious sect, known as
New Maneas, and refuse to allow any inyes-
tigation Of the matter.
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NOT ON THE BALLOT.

The ProhibitiOnists Excluded From the
Omcial Ticket in south Dakota.
ST. PAUL, Oct. PA Pioneer Press spe.
cial from Pierre, S. D.. says that before the
Supreme Court to-day the case was argued
wherein the Prohibition party leaders asked
for writ of mandate to compel the Secre-
tary of State to place the names Of their
candidates on the official ballots, the ecre-
tary having refused because the certificates
of nomination were irregularly filed
An opinion was rendered this evening
sustaining the Secretary. The present lndl-
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HILL IN VIRGINIA.
The New York Senator Welcomed In
LyDchburg.


Lynchburg.
LYNCHBURG, Va, Oct. Ex-senator David
B. Hill of New York talked of Democracy
and reform to an admiring multitude in this
city this afternoon and evening. He was at
the Industrial Society Fair in the afternoon
and talked to an immense gathering OF
workingmen and farmers This evening
he was the center of attraction at the Demo
cratic rally. In his speech tonight Senator
Hill, after dealing at length with the tariff
and other questions, mads a plea for the
return of the third party men to the Demo
cratic party. They agreed with the Demo-
Gratis. he said. in opposition 10 high tariff :;
to the Capitalization of power in the General
Govern ment and Ia the main upon the great
questions Of the currency. He had no word
Of censuTe for those who went honestly into
that party. but the currency question cannot
be settled satisfactorily until the Demo-
cratic party shall be restored to power.
The votes for the third party. said he. are
thrown aWaV
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RAIDED BY CHIRACHUAs
San Carlos tAriz) Indian Agent Reports
Trouble With Mexican Indians


WASHINGTON, Oct 27.-Captain Johnson,
Acting Indian Agent for the San Carlos
agency. Arizona, telegraphed the Indian Or
fee, under date of October 26. as follows:
kid and several Chirachua Indians from
Mexico just raided the reservation; on
the 22d they stole a White Mountain
Indian girl from camp near Sand River
Yesterday they killed Lonto Indian man,
fifteen miles northwest from here; they
stole small San Carlos girl from the same
place, and are now going south, closely
pursued by Indian police employees, troops
and Indians. The latter, yesterday after
noon, fired on the Chirachuas. and are 10y
ally aiding the efforts to destroy the hos
tiles"
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Los ANGELES EXPLOSION.
Ths Man in Charge Of the Fireworks Has Been
Exonsrated by the Jury.

Los ANGELES. Oct. 27.-The Coroner's
jury in the case of the fireworks explosion
on Friday night last, by which seven per-
sons were killed andIa large number injured,
to-day gave verdict generating the man
in charge OF the fireworks ON that occasion.
The jury expresses the opinion that the
mortars used for the purpose of firing
bombs had been tampered with by some
person or persons unknown. and that If
proper police protection had been furnished
by the committee in charge of the celebra-
tiOn the accident could not have happened.
This verdict indicates that the jury ac-
cepted the theory that boys had poured
gunpowder into the mortars before the lat
ter were loaded by Wilson, the man who
displayed the fireworks.
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sympathized With America.

PARIS, Oct 27--At the Theatre des Vare-
ties this evening the premiere of LA Revue
de PAnnee" occurred. An unexpected in
cident at the end of the second act was the
representation Of view of the Chicago Ex-
position. This called forth a demonstra-
tion of sympathy for America throughout
the house and the plaudits were prolonged.
The play was great success.
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HELD FOR LARCENY.

Three Residents Of Halfmoon Bay to Stand
Trial on Numerous Charges.
HALFMooN BAY. Oct. 27.--Joseph Sc
arpa was held on six charges of grand lar
ceny in the Justices Court at this place
yesterday, his bail being set al S2500 in each
case. Defendant is TO appear for trial In
the Superior Court.
Frank McGOvern and Abraham Robles
were each held Oh two charges of the same
nature with like bonds. Searpa and Nc
Govern furnished bail and are at liberty.
Robles could not get bondsmen and Is in
the custody of the Sheriff.
The examinations are concluded, and
Searpa Is held for trial with seven charges,
McGoVern three and Robes three,
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A WOMAN WAS THE CAUSE.
q Brakeman Killed in New Mexico by An.

a Brakeman Killed in New Mexico by An.
other Railroad Man.
WINsLow, Ariz., Oct. 27.-Dan Mooney,
switchman, shot and killed Brakeman
Patrick Ryan early this morning at Gal
lup, n Mex.
The ball was fred from 45-Colts re-
volver, and entered little below the left
nipple and passed through the body.
After Ryan was shot he succeeded in
knocking Mooney down. but fell almost at
the same instant and died without strug-
gle.
Mooney Is locked up. but will be released
on the ground of selt-defense. Ryan leaves
wife and one child.
A woman was the cause.
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Proposed Iuternational Yacht Race.

NEW YORK, Oct 27.-The New York
Yacht Club made public to-day letter
mailed from Lord Dunraven in regard to the
American cup, outlining conditions. Com
mOdOre Gerry and others of the cub are OF
the opinion that there will be an interna-
tiOnal yacht race next year. AL that re-
mained to be done now to bring matters to
a head is for Lord Dunraven to send for
nal challenge 10 the name of some qualified
yacht club he is a member of.
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RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.
The Meeting Of the American Missionary
Aosnoiat;on uarfford

The Meeting Of the American Missionary
Association at Hartford.
HARTFORD, Oct 27.-The American Mis-
eionary Association to-day adopted resolu-
tions declaring that 1t was the opinion of
the association that the Government should
not contribute to the support of sectarian
Indian schools. Merrill L. Gates of Am
herst was elected president for the ensuing
year Resolutions were adopted asking
Congress to repeal or modify the Chinese
exclusion law, and thanking Congress for
voted to have the next annual meeting at
Elgip. Ill.
NEW YORK, Oct 27.-The biennial con-
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Rewarded BIZ Bankers.

CHICAGO. Oct pa number Of bankers
Of this city to-day forwarded to John
j.. Kloehr, iveryman Of COtfey-
vile. Kans.. who was so handy
with his rife at the time OF the
Dalton raid. a handsome gold medal, with
diamond in the center, and bearing the in
scription: The emergency arose; the man
Rnneared.n -
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Rebels Gain Victory in the Argentine.

Rebels Galn victory IN the hr5entiue'
BUENos AYRES, Oct 2.-Ihe revolt In
Santiago del Estero has assumed such pro-
portions that the Federal Government has
decided to intervene. The latest intelligence
from the city OF Santiago del Estero is to
the effect that battle has taken place be-
tween the rebels and the Government sup
porters, resulting in victory for the rebels.
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BENEFITS OF THE TARIFF.
Reports Showing More Workmen EN-
nInYed and New Ind dustries Startad.

Reports Showing More Workmen EN-
pIoy~d and New Industries Started.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The American Pro-
tectiye Tariff League recently sent letters
to persons In control Of industries which, it
is claimed, have been established or n-
creased by the Mckinley tariff, asking
information of the number of persons
employed. character, products, etc. The
American Economist will Tomorrow print
many replies. Taken together they show
that 81, 1856 persons have found employment
in the industries referred to. while the
increased capital employed amounts to
complete, and the Economist claims that
about $4,000 persOns are now employed in
industries actually established OF Increased
hY the PW tariff
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A Woman Charged with Robbery.

New YORK, Oct. 27.-Miss Mary Marti
20 years old, a very bright and prepossess-
ing young woman who says she is reporter
for a newspaper in this city, was locked up
to-day in the Brooklyn police station to
answer a charge of passing forged check.
She has also confessed TO having stolen
valuable diamonds from Mrs. Frank Leslie
while a guest of that lady,
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DEMOCRATIC Nesting in spokans.

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct 27. = The Demo-
Gratis held an enthusiastic meeting here to-
night. Among the speakers were Messrs.
Carroll and Munday, candidates for Con-
gress
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Obiectinr 70 Mob y;o,encs.

ii HOMESTEAD, Oct. 27.-As q result OF the
appointment of large force of deputies all
attempts at disorder were subdued to-day.
A meeting of business men tonight
adopted resolutions protesting against the
recent riOtous actions and calling upon the
Sheriff to appeal to the Governor il neces-
sary for o force to preserve good order
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Both Houses Pass the Bill and the Gov
ernor ens 1t.

MADISON. Wis. Oct. 27.-Ths appOrtion-
ment bill, as adopted by the Democratic
caucus. passed both houses Of the Legisla-
ture last night. 1t gives the Democrats a
majority Of twelve or fourteen on the joint
ballot.
The Governor signed the apportionment
act this morning and the special session of
the Legislature adjourned.
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FUSION IN COLORADO.
Democratic Candidates withdraw In
Favor OF Weavsr's Friends.

Favor OF Weavsr's Friends.
DENVER, Oct. 27.-At a meeting of the
State committee, lasting till l o'clock this
morning, 1t was decided 10 withdraw the
CleYe land electors in favor of the Weaver
electors, in obedience to directions of the
National Committee.
John G. TAYLOR. candidate on the straight
Democratic ticket for Congress from the
Second District, to-day fled his resignation
with the Secretary of State. The candi-
dates for the Legislature took a similar
action. This was in accordance with tho plan
agreed upon TO withdraw the Cleveland
electors in favor Of the Weayerites. This
course Is bitterly denounced by many lead
ing Democrats of the State.
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DID NOT TAKE PLACE.
The Romantic Conrtship by Mail Does Not
End in Matrimony

Eud in Matrmony
New YORK, Oct. 27.-The marriage Of
Colonel j. Kennedy Stout of Spokane Falls.
Wash, to Miss Ida Homan of 65
Hooper street, Brooklyn, Eastern District.
whose romantic courtship by mall has
been recently described. did not take place
this evening as announced, and hundreds of
people who assembled in ST. Johns Church
expressed much disappointment. From an
intimate friend Of the Homan family 1t was
learned thai on account of the publicity
given the courtsnip the wedding would not
take place before Monday and at home.
The triple wedding as announced will
not in all probability take place. II was
said that Lloyd Lonergan, until recently a
Chicago newspaper man, would we'd Miss
May Homan and George Tidhall would be
united to Miss Carrie HomaD.
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FORT BRAGG REPUBLICANS.
Hon. z. N. Davis Easily Refutes the En-
aminer's Misrepresentations

aminer's Misrepresentation
FORT BRAGG, Oct. 27.-The largest po.
litcal demonstration that has been held
in this county during the campaign occurred
here last night. a grand torchlight parade
and fine display of fireworks took place.
The streets were crowded with large con-
course of people. The principal feature was
the outdoor demonstration. Hon. E. NJ.
Davis. Republican nominee for Congress,
was the principal speaker. The immense
crowd showed their appreciation of the
speakers able argument by frequent ap-
plause. Mr.. Davis satisfied his hearers in
one minute that the Examiners charge that
he Davis had employed Chinese was false.
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Tha Widow Won tha snit.

CHICAGO. Oct 27--Cornellus Toumy, the
dry-goods clerk, has lost his suit against
the wealthy widow. Mrs. Tuohy. his en-
ployer, the jury deciding this afternoon that
he had not been damaged to the extent Of
$40 coo or any other amount.
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Wrongfully Accused,

Ell PAso, Tex. Oct. 27-In the Federal
court to-day Customs Collector Webster
Flanagan was put on trial. charged with
aiding the Illegal importation of Chinese.
The District Attorney failed to make out
case or in any way 10 connect the Col
lector with an effort to smuggle Cinnamon.
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NEWS FROM THE NORTH.
A Westminster Constable Found With {
Bullet Wound in His Body.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Oct. 27.-The three
year-old daughter of Robert Connacher.
contractor. died to-day from burns received
by her clothing becoming ignited.
A. f. Pittendrigh, provincial constable
at New Westminster. went this evening to
arrest an Indian named Pierre. He was
found some hours later lying on the ground
shot by some one.
He spoke once but gave no clew. The
shot is believed to be fatal. He is the soE of
Captain Pttendrigh, Coroner and Magistrate
of Westminster
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College Graduates Organize.

SACRAMENTO, Oct PA State Univer-
sity Alumni Association has been organized
in this city. and last night permanent Off
GERS were elected as follows: Howard Still
man, president; j. L. Whtbeck. vce-presi-
dent; George +. Clark secretary.
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Rough Trip Acros, the Atlantic.

New YORK, Oct. 27.-The White Star
steamer Teutonic came to her dock to-day
after one of the stormiest voyages she ever en-
countered. ltisreported thattwo of her cabin
passengers became insane as the result OF
terror inspired by the supposed imminent
danger of the steamer laundering.
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Two Years ct San Qnentin.

SACRAMENTO. Oct. Pin Judge Catlin's
court to-day Ralph Cummings pleaded
guilty to burglary and was sentenced to
two years at San Quentin
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Victorv in Rbode JsIand

NEWPORT, R. l.. Oct. Pin the munich
pal election here Horton (R.) was elected
Mayor over Honey ID. and incumbenD by
q majority Of 46 in total vote Of $3.50
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FUSION IN NEBRASKA.
Democrats Agree to Vote for the Weaver
Electors.

OMAHA. Nebr., Oct 27.-Warwiek. the
candidate for Governor. and Chairman
Blake and Secretary Pirth of the State
Committee Of the PEOPLES party had con-
ference with the Democratic State Com
mittee to-day which lasted until midnight
Several propositions looking to fusion
were discussed and rejected. The Demo-
crats decided not to take off the Cleveland
electors, but left it to the local committee
men to instruct Democrats to vote for the
Weaver electors
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A COMING EVENT.
Silkwood and Our Dick VIII Pace for a
Purse of $500.

SANTA ANA. Oct 27.-A race has been
arranged between the two great PAGERS, Our
Dick and Silkwood, which will be held in
this city on the 5th of November for purse
of $500. The track is to be placed In tue
best of condition, and these two horses,
which are now che fastest on the coast. will
probably make phenomenal time.
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Gilroy Democrats.

GILRoY. Oct. PA Democratic meeting
held here last night had large attendance.
the Hon. o. NJ. Wellburn presiding. j. w,
Ryland, a Congressional candidate, spoke !;
also various county candidates.
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TnmnerInc MIth omcIn1 RnlInts.

ROCHESTER, n. Y. Oct. 27.-The Demo-
crat and Chronicle asserts that an attempt
has been made to bribe the printer in the
Office where the official ballots are printed
to mark the Republican ballots so that they
would be thrown out when the time came 10
count them
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Ganaral Tnttla IA Dead.

Tucson. Oct. 27.-General j. NJ. Tuttle OF
Iowa died suddenly at his Jackrabblt mine
to-day of pneumonia. His remains were
embalmed and shipped TO his home in Iowa.
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THE CRUISER OLYMPIA.
Missl Anna Bella Dckis Will Christen the
New Warship.

WASHINGTON, Oct, 27.-The new pro-
tected cruiser Olympia. which will be
launched at San Francisco on November 5.
will be christened by Miss Anna Bella
Dckie. daughter Of George w. Dckie Of
San Francisco.
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YOU CAN WIN $4,000

By estimating the plurality OF tile total popular
vote. or nearest 10 1t, which either Harrison or
Clev eand will receive. For particulars see this
weeks FAMILY STORY PAPER. Out to-day.
All lews-stapdS
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To Run for the Pennant.

SANTA ANA, Oct 27-James Quirk, the
worlds champion footracer, and Tom Nor
rls of this city have signed articles of agree
mept and Will run a seyenly-hYe-yard race
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An Afro-Amsrican League.
A Portland Official Dead

SAN DIEGO, Oct 27.-The Afro Ameri-
can League met last night and decided to
take an independent stand politically.
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

A Sea Captain Found Dead on Schooner at
Victoria
VICTORIA, B. c., Oct. 27.-The body of
CAPTAIN Alexander Serow was found on
board the schooner Venture, anchored in
harbor, with a glass near by half full Of
diluted carbolic acid, which would seem TO
indicate suicide.
The deceased was about so years old and
has a wife and family in Melbourne, Aus
traia. He was living alone as care-taker
on the schooner and has been dead several
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PORTLAND. Oct 27.-James Flower. City
Assessor, died this morning after long i'll
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either in this city or Los Angeles for $4,000
side. The race will be held some time
within three weeks.
MURDERoUs ROBBERS.
Manufacturing Jeweler of Spokane Roughly
Treated bv Thieves

SPOKANE. Oct. PA mysterious attempt
was made to murder L. Dyback, a manu-.
featuring jeweler, in the Great Eastern
block tonight.
When Dyback's partner. who heard a
noise, opened the door two men rushed out,
one of them striking him with club and
Knocking him down. Dyback was found ia
PED with broken nose and two deep gashes
in his scalp.
His assaiIants escaped with 500 in
uOnav
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OPIUM SEIZURES EXPECTED.
Treasury Agent kulkey Tracing Up Evil
dence Against Chinese

VICTORIA, B. c., Oct. 27.-C. J. Mulkey,
United States Treasury Agent, who has
been here for several days hunting up ini-
portant Chinese and opium matters, left
for the sound tonight. He has an eye on
certain parties and important Chinese and
opium seizures may be expected.
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A wealthy Milwaukee Man Dead.

WeHItny MlIWauKeo man UeHu.
New YORK, Oct. 27.-Frederick Vogel OF
Milwaukee, wealthy tanner. died OF
apoplexy on the steamship Lahne en- route
for Europe.
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cations are that in about thirty out of fifty
counties in South Dakota the Democrats
and Populsts will fuse.
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FAvoRING CAnENsLEYIsM.
II y o1tH]VO N1HfH H11SE51N11 4 H'51'1'
The Pope Said to Be Favorable to the Proposed
Plans

ROME. Oct. 27.-Mgr. Zardetti, Bishop OF
st. Cloud, Minn.. has been received by the
Pope. He says that the Pope showed great
interest in the news bearing on tie Pres
Dental campaign, and expressed much sat
isfaction at the development of Catholicism
In the United States. Mgr. Zardeth asserts
that since the departure of Archbishop Ire
land the consideration of American affairs
has taken a turn more favorable TO the
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PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE.

fauOlo your own canoe.
"To yourself be true" "and thou
cans't not then be false to any man.
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madness to defer.n Get DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, for all af-
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likewise wonderful liver tonic, and
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All the year round, you may rely upon
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
It's not like the sarsaparillas, that are
said to be good for the blood in March,
April and May. The discovery
works equally well at all times, and In
ell cases Of blood-taints, or humors, no
matter what their name or nature. II
cures all Skin, Scalp and Scrofulous
affections, as Eczema, letter, Salt
rheum, Fever-sores, White Swellings,
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ments.
It's the cheapest blood-purifier, sold
through druggists, because you only pay
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Your money is returned Ii 1t doesn't
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The Hot Springs Valley Bank at Hot
Springs, Ark, has suspended. Liabilities,
S800O0