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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-20
TO The PUBLIoDoMAlN
A Very Rich Sec ion in Uiah to Be
Opened Up.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov. l9.-The pres
ident today issued an executive order re-
storing to public domain ell lands described
in the executive order of May, 1854, By
President Arthur lying west Of ITO degree
west longitude. and within the territory of
Utah. The order OF President Arthur
mentioned, wi hheld from sale aud settle
ment aud set apart for Indian purposes"
a very much larger tract than was neces-
sary. besides including the lands now re-
stored, and extended east into Colorado
and south into Arizona, and TO the north
line of tue MoaQui reservation. The lands
now restored are only the western half of
the small part lying in the territory of
Utah, and there is strong reason to believe
that it is a very rich section in mineral,
gold and copper.
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Lacking knife he broke the chimney of a
lamp in his cell aud with the sharp edge Of
fragment cut his throat and both arms,
missing the iugular vein but reaching the
artery Of his right arm. He was found by
a turnkey in semi-dea1 condition. After
long exertion the fame of life was renewed
and it is now expected he will recover. He
had previously told tue sheriff that ''if ne
got two snow he die" but wrong con-
struction was put on his words. He main
tains he will vet suicide.
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Ssraral Apo OF s.

New YoRK, Nov. 19.--The trouble be-
tweed Bishop Wigger of Newark, and
Father Corrigan of Hoboken. is virtually
AT an end. and it is stated that Father Cor
rigan will write to the bishop, apologiznR
for the annoyance the published letters Of
Father Corrigan may have caused him.
The Hoboken priest Will also apologize
through Bishop Wigger to Archbishop
Corrigan.
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The Atchison'ss Flattering P mort

BosroN, Nov. 19.-George c. Msgoung,
chairman of Inc finance committee of the
Atchison company, in reply to 8 telegram
asking hiu as to the truth of the rumor
that the Atchison annual report would
show hoaring debt of SS.000.00 sent the
following.
1.-THE Atchison annual report will show
the cash position of the company on Janu-
uary 30th last The company has no float
ing debt that is not more than covered by
cash assets.
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THE JONES MURDER.
application for Bail on Writ Of Habsas
COrn1R

Application for gaiI on Writ of Habsas
COrpas.
DALLAS, Tex. Nov. 19.-No murder was
ever committed ia Texas which produced
more of profound sensation than that Of
W. C. Veale by DR.. R. H Jones. During
the confederate reunion here in OCTOBER
Captain Veale was shot down by Dr. Jones
while sitting at the table surrounded by his
army associates, and without word OF
warning. DR.. Jones today was brought
before Judge Tucker upon writ of habeas
corpus, asking Tor ball The hearing was
not concluded at a late hour tonight Tue
cause of the shooting was Veale's outrage
upon Mrs. Jones ainteen years ago. She
told her husband of the affair year ago
and he postponed the shooting until last
OCTOBER.
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NINETY MAJORITY.

That is What the Democrats viii Have in the
Next House.
WAsHIxerox, Nov. ia complete list
of reI rssentatives in congress elected last
week made up from returns received by
the Democratic national committee and
compared with those received by the clerk
of tue house agrees substantially with the
estimates sent out by the Associated Press
and show that the Democrats elected 222
members, the Republicans 125, the Popu-
lists Z. Giving Inc Democrats a majority
Of ninety.
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JeweIry. Diamonds and Watches in
Elegant Variety. Everything usual to
first-class Jewelry Store, in stock, enbrac-
ing articles for presentation or use. from
the cheapest to the extravagant conceit of
the connoisseur.
jill. Leyson Company. 1913 Main St.
Open Evenings Until December 81
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A Missing Steamer.

SAULT STE MARIE. Mica, Nov. 19.-Up
to l O'CLOCK today no news from the miss
ing steamer Pontiac has been received at
this port. News received from Munsing
states that she is not lying at Grand Island.
The Alberta, wti;n arrived mere at noon
today, reports seeing the Glenora lying off
CsriDoo island with a broken rudder AN
attempt at assistance was made, but owing
TO heavy sees IL had 10 be abandoned,
The mis- ng steamer is reported III anchor
In Munislng bay.
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A Reneiver nIscharred

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 19-Upon the
first report OF the Master in Chancery in
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Re
Ownership, Judge King today issued a oe-
cree dIscharging the receivers. II. T..
Yoakum and J. F. Mcnamara. The OUT
standing bills Of S525, 0S6 will be CARR d
over from the receivers account TO the
general account of the company.
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Tvs CounterrelIers Sentenced.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. Especial tel
egram to THE HERALD -Cnsrles King
ston and Richard Weston. charged with
passing counterfeit money, were sentenced
in the Federal court toiay to eighteen
months Imprisonment
William Hayes also gets eighteen months
il the penitentiary tor forging govern
nent pension check.
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Knjgbts Of LabDr

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 19-At the opening ses-
sion of the Knights of Labor assembly this
morning motion go to the election Of Off
GERS was defeated. The matter will come
up again Monday. The report of the COM
mittee on laws was again taken up, and the
old executive board was abolished. A mo-
tion for the Saturday half holiday was
voted down and RECESS taken for dinner.
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nnnosing the whisser Trust.

PEORIA, Ill.,, Nov. 19.-Samuel Woolmer
today announced definitely that he had pur-
chased the Central at ST. Louis, the Ne
braska City aud the Star and Crescent dis
tileries at Pekin. He announces that he
will run the houses TO their tull capacity
in opposition TO the trust.
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Prominent Colorad Orator Murdered.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Nov 19.-The body
of ]. H. Oliver, one OF the most prominent
colored attorneys aud orators in the state,
was found yesterday afternoon in a de-
serted region of the country, twenty seven
miles from Wills Point on the bank of Il e
Colorado river. The body had been horri-
bly, mutilRted. 1t is evident that he had
been murdered. The murder is shrouded
in mystery. He took an active part in
politics during the gubernational campaign.
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of names to be sent to the governor for his
approval, but up to late hour very little
has been done. But it is apparent that
Wilterding and Johnson, commissioners
elect for Ada county, and who live in the
new county, will not be among the number
as Caldwell citizens claim that they are
entitled to name the entire board and the
county assessor.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-the president
today made the following appointments:
j. H. Grover. Iowa. to be assistant sec
rotary OF the treasury in place of Judge
Crounse, resigned; William NJ. Steue,
lows, commissioner OF the general land
office, vice Thomas Carter. resigned;
George w. Miller, collector of internal
revenue Of the Twenty-third district,
PENNSYLVANIA
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nARRLTY AND THE CABINET.

de Has Been en- tered Portfolio by
Pe,iden' tiect leyelani
NEW YoEK, Nov. 1O.-President-E Elect
Cleveland has discussed informally the
cabinet situation with several Democrats
during the past few days. 1t may be
stated on excellent authority that Cleve-
land has practically asked Mi. Harrity TO
accept a cabinet portfolio. He has also
lent an ear 10 complimentary expressions
on behalf Of Congressman Gable and his
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-20
A DELAYED Exc eutIOn.

New York, Nov. lathe sheriff re-
ceived an execution for $9o6,296 against
Henry N. Smith. the veteran STOCK spscu-
lator, i'll favor of AdamsoD McCanless, as
signee OF William Heath 4 Co., on ludg-
ment dOcketed July Z, 1856, for mat
amount. The execution also carries in
forest from July S, 1886. amounting to
ahout S34f 900
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-FOUR PERSONS KILLED.
Cyclone Destroys the Village of Harrison.
AFhansas

4 Cyclone Destroys The village of Harrison.
4FkansaS
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 19.-News received
from Harrison, Boone County, Ark, says:
"a terrible cyclone passed over that vii
lage between and 10 o'clock Friday night.
Mrs. WIN Eaton's two children, Joe Wag-
ley and Henry Spain were killed outright.
Mrs. Will Eaton is fatally injured. The
wounded are Mrs. Henry Spain and three
children, Mrs. Williams, Adler Holt and
wife John and Edward Atkins, Will Eaton,
besides several others whose names cannot
be laarned. MIR. HUI and vile are said to
be seriously injured. Much property was
destroyed, houses. II e., DC, seemed
playthlngs for the monster.
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THE MONEY CONVENIENCE.

Preliminary Meeting Of Delegates Held
Yesterday.
BRUssl1s, Nov. 19.-Delegates to the
international monetary conference, who
represent the Latin union, held q meeting
today to discuss the proposals of Italy con.
corning the circulation Of copper COINS be-
tween nations belonging 10 the union with
a view TO remedying the inconvenies felt
by reason Of Italy'5 lack of small coin.
Deliberation on this subject has no bearing
on the general conference
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The Business, World.

NEW YORK. Nov. 49, The weekly bank
statement shows: Reserve increase, 81,
So, S35; loans. decrease, 1876, 500; specie
increase, 81, $40 600; legal tender, decrease,
s., OIL, $50; deposits, increase, $5SS, 100; :
circulation, increase, S53, 800. The banks
now hold 81, $50, 925 ia excess OF the re-
quirements of the % per. cent rule.
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4 Treasurer Missing.

DENVER, Colo. Nov lie G. BEETLES,
ex-secretary of the Anaconda Mining com
pany, and the present treasurer of the
STANDARD Gold company, has been found
short in his accounts to the amount of
5000. He is missing and is thought to be
in Southern California or Mexico.
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De LIE sens, Successor

Paris, Nov. 19.-The EeIaire states that
NJ. de Lesseps viii resign the chairman
ship of the Panama Canal company when
the summons in the action of the govern
ment against the directors Of ths company
is served on him. TIE Ecldwe adds that NJ.
Leon will succeed M. de Lesseps.
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A Rich cold Mine.

TRURO, Nova Scotia, Nov 19.-Great ez-
element prevails here in consequence of
big discoveries of gold at the Caribou
mires, worked by the Truro Gold Mining
company The present discovery is ex-
Dected 10 turn out the biggest and richest
gold mine ever opened in Canada.
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A COTTON COMBINE.
One Has Bean Formed by the Farmers
Alliance

One Has Been Formed by the Farmers
Alliance.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov. f9.-An elaborate
plan OF g combine was formulated by the
Farmers Alliance aud Industrial union
bsfore its adjournment by which it has
sought to control the cotton business Of
the south. The scheme lacked the support
of northern members and some of them
claim that it did not receive the sanction
of the order. However, this evening del
egales from most of the southern states
held meeting at the Gayoso hotel aud
elected r. j. Sledge of Texas president,
General 4. NJ West OF Mississippi, vice
president, aud j. r. Maxwell Of Alabama,
financial agent. 1t proposes to make head
quarters in Memphis which VIII be in
charge OF General West.
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shot His Wifa AMI Her &c.

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Charles Blown to-
day shot mis- wife ana John Lsavi.t, prooa-
bly, fatally woundlng the latter. Tne
woman will recover. Jealousy was the
cause All three are residents of the dis
reputable quarter.
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Minneapolis ST. Louis Railway Affairs.
NEW YoKE, Nov. l9-A plan for the re-
adjustment Of the obligations Of the Min
Deapoiis & St. Louis Railway company viii
be given out shortly. The receiver ana
stockholders committee have been meeting
daily during the past week.
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ST.. LOUIS, S5v l9.-News reaches here
that cyclone passed through West Plains,
Mo-, on Wednesday night, causing con-
siderable property loss The house of
John Armstrong was blown down and all
the occupants. including Armstrong HIM
self aud his wife, were fatally injured.
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NEW York, Nov. 19-The Salvation
Army is modifying here ready TO take
part in the grand congress Of the United
states which will begin Monday to last
three days. All Salvation Army notsbles
will De here, including Commander Bal
iington Booth aud wife, and Mrs. Booth
Chuborn, commander of the army in
h'ranca
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Granted a he pits.

QuIxoY, H.. Nov. 19.-Wliam Jamison,
who was to have been hanged next FRIDAY
for the murder of Charles Aaron, has been
granted stay of execution by the supreme
court until the bill that records MS case
could be examined
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Whaf shortsnad tha qrln.

.sWhy, hello, old man I thought you In
tended TO make your European trip last
yearln
81 did, but my wife found q new fashion
in gowns in Paris and hurried homo 10 be
the first to wear It.
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a Priest Mnrdersd.

ROME. Nov. 19-The trial is in progress
at Palermo of two peasants who wreaked
vengeance on a priest By pouring q solution
Of corrosive sublimate into the chalice.
which the priest dsed at mass. The priest
died on the altar stairs.
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A Cyclone il ArRansl rs.

EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark, Nov. l9.-News
has just reached mere that cyclone struck
Harrison. Ark, on Thursday night, killing
five residents and wounding many others.
A large number of hou ,es ware bio Z
down and considerable stock killed.
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PARIS, Nov. In EdwasSds, editor OF
La Matin, and NJ Droumer, member OF the
chamber of deput ties, became involved in
personal alteration at the Vaudeville
theatre. A duel was fought today. NJ.
Droumer was wounded in the arm.
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Stealing Sugar Certificates.

BosToN, Nov. l9.-William Scanlon, aged
10, and for five years messenger for Lee,
Higginson & Co.. bankers, is under arrest,
charged with stealing $4,000 worth of
sugar certificates from the firm.
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A nerdlcL AraInst tha u. P.

In the suit of Joseph f. Conner against
the Oregon Short Line and Michigan Nor
them Railway company, the jury returned
8 verdict for the plaintiff in the sum OF
s., 250. A thirty days stay of execution
was allowed to file statement for new
trial
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THE STRIKE OFF.

Carnegie Mills at Beaver Fails to Resum,
Work.
BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Nov. ia meeting
of lodges of the Amalgamated association
was held today to consider the strike at the
Carnegie mills here. After long discus
sion the men agreed to return 10 work and
the strike was declared off by the leaders.
The loss in wages during the time men
were idle viii aggregate $4,000.
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THE BALANCE EXHAUSTED.

Claimants For Back Pay and Bounty Wilt
Have to Wait.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Second Auditor
Patterson in his annual report TO the secre-
tary OF the treasury says present indications
are that the balance at hand for the pay
ment of claims for back pay and bounty
will be exhausted long before the close of
the present fiscal year and many claimants
will have to wait for their dues unless con-
gress provides for their paymentduring the
coming session.
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4 Teleprapher STRIKE Averted

C1xcINSAT1, O., Nov. 19-The threat
ened trouble with the railroad operators of
the Queen and Crescent route was aversed
today and all differences between The oger-
ators and the company have been satisfac-
torily settled.
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INDIANAPoLIs. Nov. 49, - indianapolis
street car lines have been sold to a New
York syndicate, headed by r. L. Belknap
and ]. G. Haifner, ex president of the COM
pany. The price paid is said TO be 81, $50 :
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Alnhamn,s Official Count.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 1.-the cleo
ton returns when counted tonight. Cleve-
land 1873, 123 votes, Weaver Go, 127 Harrison
S3.o7l, Bidwen, $3.50. Cleveland has a
plurality of SO. 500 over Weaver, and ma
ioritY over all.
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MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS.
tliclal Returns ,hOw that tnsy Have Carried

the state
DETROIT, Nov. l9.-The Republican can
didates for supreme ju &c, attorne5 gen
eral and land commissioner, may pc de-
feated. Official returns from all but eight
counties in the state show that Hooker has
3, l49 plurality, Dickman 1921, and Berry
4, 49, From unofficial figures Ellis
now stands a good show of >wiping out
DickmAn's plurality. Itappears that Shaffer
has little possibility OF beating Berry,
while Hooker is pretty sure of downing
mis- opponent. S5vsral of the missing
ounties are heavily Democratic.
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A F.lihn.ter Can.nrel

SAN ANTONIO. Nov 49, -Eacarnacion
Cara. the brother Of the famous flibus-
terer Catarina Cara. has been released on
$4,000 bonds. Eucarnacion was captured
at Key West, Fla, some weeks ago.
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"A SATISFACTORY SETTLEMENT.
The Trustees ana Relations OF Samuel J. TIL
den Beach a Conclusions

NEW YoRK. Nov. 19-It is reported that
the trustees of tbs estate of Samuel j.
Tilden have reached satisfactory settle
ment with the relatives of deceased, aud
that they possess sufficient funds for the
erection aud maintenance of the Tilden
library, as proposed in Tilden's will
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dive Men Buried in a Sand Fank.

EVANSVILLE, O., Nov. 19-Fifty feet of
the sand bank of Townsend & Co., at Tay-
lorville. csyed in this afternoon, burying
five men. Richard Pear! was taken out
dead, and Louis Green, William Jewett,
Calvin Vexler and Gilly Sheppard were
injured.
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THAT CATHOLIC CONFERENCE.

Tie Archblshops Decline to Furnish lnforma-
ton of Their Proceedings.
New York, Nov. 10--The Roman Cath
olic archbishops held only an informal
meeting today. Archbishop Corrigan, on
request, was permitted to make the follow
ing statement to the press; The archbis-
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Mr.. Blaine Is Better.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-Mr. Blaine is re-
ported to De very much improved this
morning. He passed a comfortable night
and was refreshed by a sound sleep. lie
ia said to be bright and cheerful this morn
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Senator KennaIs Condition.

WAsH1xeroN, Nov. Ex-senator Kenna
of West Virginia passed bad night, but
he is better this morning. He said, 81 am
free from pain this morning and my gen.
eral condition is better"
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RUSSIAN PEAsANTRY.

Their Condition ia Miserable ana Famine
Threatens qhem-
ST PnTERsBURG, Nov. 19-Count Tolstoi,
in the Russian Gazette, calls attention TO
the continued miserable condition Of the
peasantry of Russia He says famine again
threatens several districts The rye har-
vest is as bad as ii was in 1891, and oats are
an utter failure. There is complete dirJh
OF material for fires, and the people are ex-
Ia listed by last winters misery. The out
look is as black as possible.
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New YoRK, Nov. 19.-The recent investi-
cation of the machinery OF the Tilted
States ship Mantomah developed the fact
that there is much faulty material in the
heavier parts and that the engines are
likely to collapse any day.
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and Arion Fail to Start.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. l9.-2remjn
aud Aritn did not start today at Cumbsr-
lana PARK because OF a high wind.
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Killed a Hotel Porter.

WACO, Tex, Nov. 1S.-Tommy Warren,
the featherweight prize fighter, is under
arrest for the murder Of Glenn Stovall, a
colored porter at the ST. Charles Hoase on
October 16.
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ouay Endorsed in Vhiladelphia

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov. 19.-The Re-
publican city members of the lower house
of the legislature met this afternoon and
endorsed Hon. M. 5. Quay as candidate
for recollection to the United States Senate
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CHICAGO Nov l9-Tne official returns
from ali counties in Illinois give Cleveland,
424, l49 votes; Harrison, 3o7, 425; Bidwell,
q, 500; Weaver, 2O,6S5. Cieveland's plu-
rality over Harrison is rs, III.
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Fad outlook for the cotton crou.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 19-The cotton
crop prospects grow worse every day and
the yield will be 10 per ce1t. less than last
year with total not exceeding 400, 600
bales.
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Raeords and Drawlngs Burned.

CARDIFF. Nov. 19.-The Merchants Ex-
change and the Builders Dock burned this
morning, together with all the records and
drawings gathered since the docks vera
opened. The loss is 1926. 900.
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McKinIer,s Fathcr Ill.

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. l9.-Governor Nc
Kinley was called to Canton last night on
account Of the serious illness of his father,
who was s. years OF age last week.
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OBITUARY.


HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. l9.-Jonathan
Gooduow, president of the HEtna Fire In
surance company, died this noon at his
home from apopleXy.
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found below the bridge on Perry creek, in
the gmiddle of the city with his skull
crushed. Follis was one of the best known
men in the city and the police suspect foul
play, ggSsg
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All ouies at Homestead.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Nov. l9.-Nothlng new
developed today which caused any change
in the situation. About hundred men APP
piled for work, some twenty being &C
cepted