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Alleged Attempt TO Murder.

Before Judge Blackburn Mt Provo
Yesterday afternoon, Thomas Bryan
was placed upon his trial for assault
with intent to murder John Fleming,
AT Ttntic, In August last. According to
the prosecutors statement, he was
standing upon his property looking Mt
some orc, when bullet camo whizzlng
Anng, atriking within about twelve
leet or him. He looked around and
Saw Bryan In cloud OF smoke with n
rms In his hand. The trouble grew
out OF n dispute over the mining prop
erty and Bryan had been ordered OIL
the property ut two different times.
Alter tho shot Bryan ran away to-
wards his stopping place. The case was
IN progress when the court adjourned
I'LL this morning.
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Laid at the Door Of Another
Liberal Official.
Honesty and Liberalism are Almost
Strangers 10 Each Other.
AN ADMINISTRATION OF FRAUD
pAn.eINe AyriDAyirs.i
The city onieer- u-portcd a. msking
An Investigation Expiana-
tion Asked Sor.

Liberal Official life docs not appear
TO be closely allied to honesty, Ito the
strict observance OF bunlness-liks meth
ods or a regard for morality. On the
contrary, II becomes more and
more apparent each day that
in many instances they are COM
ple;a strangers to each other. with
rapldity and frequency that would
have more than startled any other
community than this, frauds Of the
most glazing kind have been I'M
oarthed In municipal circles and held
up to the gas OF the public. Have
tho guilty parties ever been called
upon to answer before the law for the
commission OF crlmes2 Never.
Ifoxposurs md fear do not prevent
tho placing OF certain names that have
been decided upon In tho camp Of the
Tuscaroras, on this Liberal slate for
county officers then dishonest, corrupt
and Immoral men will be nominated
and The county perhaps be made to
experienced part at least, the humility
and disgrace that have hung like n
cloud of shame upon this fair city for
more than two year,.
Unless evidence OF the strongest kind
can be produced to oflset the sworn
statements, now said TO be on flle In n
newspaper office In this city, OF several
pereonS, at least ono aspiring candidate,
with flattering prospects for nomination
TO responsible position on tho Liberal
ticket, may have picture OF his
tlrange and diagrscoful conduct
presented 10 the publ ic for their In
speotion. He has been regarded by
his adorers as sort OF modern Demos
themes, and while at the National
Democratic Convention at Chicago
recently, It In said that no Tuscarora
brave was more bois,erous or defiant
than he when himself and raging col.
leagues were ldenled admission to this
great auditorium as regular delegates.
His clarion voice has often been heard
from the political rostrum In Salt Lake
against conditions and principles hc
did not understand.
Hfa A nnlln lilra firm hoagfad
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this, as II is play Of unusua interest,
striking paasagea, strong sltuatione and
all but perfect construction. ~ The
eaay-going, ligat.hoRr,ed, unconycu.
tiOnnI, devil'may-care soldier OF fortune
the roystercr and cavalier in one
5alvlni has few equals, and vet one
behold II not without some slight feel.
log Of disappointment. In hia chnuveP
"from grave to Gay and from lively to
severe" nothing more could be asked;
his humorous salllos, hia quaint e=.
preston, his outbursts Of indignation
and his scathing terms OF fobuke TO his
sovereign were well.nigh perfection,
and his drcssing Of the pa.t showed
judgment and good taste; the thing
wanting, perhaps, was In relation
to what there was too much
Of, " such Hiberniamism may
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LIBERAL NOMINATIONS.
Weber County Has Another Innings
In tho Junction City.

Yesterday afternoon the Weber
county Liberals held convention In
the County Court house at Ogden and
nominated the aubloined ticket OF can
didates for county tllocers:
ReoordeT---A. @. Emerson.
Clork--C. ]. Currier.
Aesessor-Edwli Dix.
C0llector--G. l.. Corey, JT.
Sherii-William Brown.
Reese Howell.
Coroner--W. Is. Richie.
Surveyor-r. A. Perkins.
Seloctmen--W. NJ. Barry, II. H.
Slater and q. u. Griliiih.
MIR. Perkins, the gentleman named
for surveyor, IL also the choice OF the
Republicans. Speeches were made by
several prominent persons.
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Ar OPIsin Farm
Prominent Politicians Meet There
BIain" Interviewed.


WHITE PLAINs, n. y. oct. Ia.
Political interest now centers at Ophir
Farm, tho hulno OF tho Hon. White
law Reid. James q. Bgniuo ~ the
guest OF the co-preHidCutni caudi.
date. At dinner thls evening he mot
Republican National Chairman Car.
ter, EE.Chairman Ciafksuu, National
Committeeman joe Mauley and tx.
Senator Plat. Dir. blaine was Inter.
viewed during the afternoon, and said;
~ have quite recovered from the
effect Oi the IOng trip, and ts have
been III all summer cannot but r..
gard with pleasure the ease with
which | ttRvled over 800 milus."
Turning 10 the subject OF politics he
said: "My friends know 1 am no
longer public man IN any ecnse OF
tie word, and uttefauces from me
would seem uncAlled for on an political
uljycis. I have only 10 say what 1
have already said In a public letter 10
Dir. Mgniey. My health has prevent
Ud me 80 far from active participation
In the campaign, and / have not con.
eitervd the subject Of enlog.ng the
field ~ u speaker"
Tuesday night the people OF tho
White Plains will hold a mas meeting
10 bo addressed by Whitelhw Rel,
Warner Miller and General Horace
Portets 1t lie expected that Mr.. Blaine
will be present anu ho viii probably
make short address.
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lxouANeISo counrEsrrs.
Leo IL fntercsted In the VAR nnd
Harrison Ia pleased

1iHrrisOn In Pleased.
ROME, Oct. l3.-Cardinal Rampollla,
Pelai secretary Of state, has received u
letter from Secretary OF state Foster
expressing the satisiag ton Of the Pro-l.
dent on learning the warm interest the
Pope Is taking In the approaching
Columbian Exposition. The PRECEDENT
is also gratified that the Holy Father
unaffected "A wish to forward 10 the
Exhibition some momenioes Of the
discovery OF America aud other Objects
OF Interest now preserved In the Nati.
can. Secretary Foster assures the
papal secretary that the greatest care
viii DO exercised In guarding the OK
hibitH and the representatives. In charge
viii receive every courtesy on arrival
aud during their sojourn, Secretary
Foster states that tho exhibits belong
ing to Columbus Will be shown IN n
building tho exact reproduction Of tho
monastery Of La RabldR, tie further
states that the President had made
similar requesIa 10 the various govern
ments, private peraons anu corporations
in Europe, for the loan OF such articles
as have n relation TO the discovery OF
America, and 1t Is the purpose OF this
government 10 bring the relies, II
necessary,to theUnited States IN man.
of.wHr to BIO detailed by the secretary OF
the navy for ths purpose.
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Construction Of Five New
Ships Required.
WANT MORE STRUCTURAL srEL
A Cruiser 10 DO Called Olympia, after
Washllston's Capital.
new LIGHTS oS rnr COAST.
Annual Report of GENERAL Ruger,
Commanding the Department Of
California.

wATTiNGrOS, D. c., Oct. 1.-the
postmaster gener today sign,d mail
contracts with the International Navi.
CATION company, tnu terms Of which
require the construction Of flvs new
ships.
TIE NAVY DErATRMENT DIlrLRAsED.
The navy department Ia very much
diapleascd with thc inadequate do.
llvrries OF structural armor and gun
steal by the two corporations holding
the ooniucls to supply the metal for
the construction Of tho new veasels. IL
IL felt that the department may bo en-.
harrns cd wnen II applies 10 Congress
Tot m0uDy 10 continue the formation Of
an AmtriCnn navy by this TACT tnat
sufficient domestic steel cannot hu
procured 10 prosecute the work on
hand with due cglprity. Tho deliver
les are now, aud have been Tor some
time, mucn below the contract Ic.
quircmouts. The department ~ now
determined 10 bring tho contractors
to time, und notice was sent in at least
onu CASE that Tie promises made when
the contract was sisued must be filed
and the deliveries Of steei brought up
TO the contract requirements. Inc
contractors were Guall with strictly
according TO the terms OF the contracts.
the NAME or IlIE NEW CRUISER.
Secretary Tracy decided t-day that
the name VI the protected cruiser 30.
. which viii he launched November
5th at the Union Iron Works, 5gu
francisco, should be Olympia after
this capital city Of Washington.
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son. supreme trustee, Bin hampton,
N. y: George &. Fountain 'uprcme
t'ustce, Jer 10y cry, \. j. h., W..
Rouse, supreme trustee, Baltimore.
rnu first count Charge them with
the cmbazzlcmcnt OF SIJl,01) Of the
ORDERS funds, which were converted
to their own USE. Tno tecoHd charges
ihcm with convcitinr 70 their own use
S2UO,O00, by using 4. III a.mefby's
bank ut Philadelphia. Tine necessary
papets viii be issued In the morning
ami the governor Will h. asked Tor
rcquiitiOns. The grand jury h1a not
completed its work na lnras tbs tllicinls
OF tho Iron Hall arc concerned. furso
nfu more OF ,he "aupremci" who arc
not implicated. Their eases will rt.
ceive attention nj tho neat tg8il0u.
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A List OF Dead md Injured
Eslners.

SIIAMOKIS, Pa, Oct. l3.-An explo-
sion OF gas occurred In the Sterling
Colliery this morning, supposed 10
have been caussd by tbR fall OF coal
breaking mineT's lamp. One man
WAS killed, four injured and seven
others ontombod. IL n believed the
latter arc all dead. Up to nIghifall
searching parties were unable to roach
the missing ones, owing 10 50 much
black damp. The following ~ "a llst OF
the dead and injured:
DeaI--rhomas O'Gnra. Probably
dead - Benjamin Thomas, Samuel
Colliu-, lpaac Gonnoy, Joseph Kelsey,
Michael WelChOk, Charles Bellianger,
Joseph MilnGtock. luJured-Horaco
Price, ioador, terribly cut aud
mangled. Samuel Rogers, a loader, cut
and bruised. William Mack, driver,
cut and manylej. Daniel Reed, a
driver, skull fractured, burned apd cut;
viii probably die. Patrick AicDevitt.
Nowe OF tho awful disaster was coon
carried to the homes Of the miners, and
the frantic wives and mothers OF the
unfortunate men soon gathered about
the mouth Of the pit, weeping aud
moaning. The milne officials quickly
gathered all the miners In tho vicinity
and organized them into squads 10
clear awhy the wteokage anu rescue
the entonlbed men. Tho work will BIO
carried on night aud day until accom-
pllshed. The injured men named
above were brought out during the
afternoon,
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. lS.-Tho
sugar enterprise that Is TO be operated
in opposition TO the sugar trust as-
aumed definite shape today by the
granting at Harrisburg OF n charter to
the w. j. MoCahEn Sugar Refining
company OF this city, With capital OF
81, 200, 900, divided into 10000 shares.
The company Ia organized for refining
and manufacturing sugar aud will pur-
chase raw material for that purpose.
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Ksntaohy and ,he Fair.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October l3.-The
Louisville Times, In view Of the com
plicatlons Rs to the Worlds Fair ap-
and the fact that ths hos
tile attitude OF the Chicago press forced
Congressman BreckinTldgo TO give up
the position as orator OF the day ut the
dedication ceremonies, demands that
Kentucky make no exhibit at the
Worlds Fair, and calls on Kentucky's
bers Of the national commission 10
resign as a protest,
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Nerro nors KIIled by q mob.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. ls.--Four
negro boys from IL TO 20 years OF age
were arrested for tho murder Of
Richard Johnton and his grown
daughter aud burning their house,
near Bell's Landing, on Monday night
last. They confessed their guilt. They
said the purpose was tho rape OF the
young lady and the robbery OF the old
man. They were placed In Jail at
bonneville, but number offcitizens
took them today. TO the scene Of tho
murder and shot them to death.
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Japanese Ia Mexico.

CRY or MEXICO, Oct. la.-Ar.
lab!ishment Of Il colony Of | 900 Japan.
ese IN tho stute Of Sinal0a, Mexico.
THIS movement IL the result OF M ex.
tended investigation maize by tho COM
mission sent here by the japanese gov
eTnment several months ago. Presi-
dent DiRs has regard for tho Japan.
usp as nation and the committee will
receive the most liberal concessions
from the Mexican government. None
but the better class OF japanese Will DO
permitted 20 become colonists. The
commission Is now in this city com.
plotting negotiations with the govern.
ment, They will take trip through
the United States before returning 10
Japan.
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FATALLY a.AbBED.
The Resuit of "a aunrroI.-The Mob
Aroused.


5TRAwN, H., Oct. i3.--Jesse Den
mia last night fatally stabbed Frank
Hoffman and Chris. Shippleman.
Dennis, who il n well.to-do farmer
living several miles west OF Sibley,
overlook Hoffman and Shipploman on
the road last night, and after quarrel
challenged them to fight. They got
out OF their buggy, aud Dennis Inn
mediatoly attacked them with q dirk,
stabbing Shippleman In the left lung
and Hoffman over tho heart. The
driver OF their buggy got them back to
town. Hoffman died at II O'Clock this
morning, aud word 10 received that
Shlpplemnn In toying. When word
reached Sibley people who had heard
OF tho affair began TO talk OF mob law,
and were preparing TO come hero aud
storm tho jail, when the authorities
got wind OF the matter ami took the
prisoner to Paxton. Here mob OF
800 gathered at the depot, and II was
with great difficulty that the prisoner
was gotten TO the train.
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Indignation OF Judge no,hin.

TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. 10. - Judge
Theodosius BO,kln, leader OF one OF
the factions which terrorized the
Thlrty-second Judicial District, OF
which no was Judge, has resigned,
temporlly, at least, putting and end
TO the fsetional war which has ragged
Mt Hugoton, Stevens county, for some
years,
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koKOMo, Ind, Oct. ia train
load Of passengers returning from
barbecue at Peru this afternoon were
thrown into panic by the actions OF
an unknown man who walked through
the coach swinging revolver ami
shooting at random. James Kelly OF
this city was shot aud fatally injured.
The man who did ths shooting escaped
from the train aud is not known.
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The Union Pacific Gains = victory.

CHICAGO, Oct. i3.-An important
victory has been won by ths Union
Pacific over the Northern Pacific. At
"a special meeting OF tho Chicago Rail.
road association today the action OF De.
tober Bird eliminating from the Chicago
rate sheet the Union Pacific route to
Puget Sound points was reconsidered.
Tho consequence Ia there will be- no
change In the present routing Of pass.
enger business to Puget Sound points
AS IL stands In the Chicago rate sheet.
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THE uAm,rs OF SEALS.
Facts collected but Not yet Made
Pnbiiciy Known.

ToRosTO, Oct. l8.--Referring TO tho
San Francisco dispatch stating that
the experts that were sent out on the
Unlted States cruiser Corwin TO collect
particulars Of seal life, had obtained .
mass OF facts In regard to tho habits or
seals, which upsets previous theories,
the Ottawa correspondent OF the En-
pure says he is informed that the facts
collected by experts OF both govern,
ments win not be- made known until
laid before the arbitrator.
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EleclrIcai worhcr, DO on u strlhc.

CHICAGO, Oct. l3.--The advisory
board OF the Local Union Of National
Electrical Workers called out on strike
today the employees Of Chicago Edison
company, Wesiern Electric company,
Ohme company, Harter company anu
Comst0ck company. The trouble was
caused by tne refusal Of the companies
TO align IN agreement presented by the
advisory committee calling for eight
hours work ut the old scale OF
wages.
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ne,Ican onlInw. Atleek . Ramon.

SAN ANToNIo, Oct. l3.-Nsws has
Just boon received Of an attack by
fifteen Mexican outlaws on tho
ranch OF Provsncia Garcia In Starr
county. Garcia and one outlaw were
fatally hurt aud two others painfully
Injured. Officers are In pursuit..
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rn, rrl,er,l., al No,r. nnme.

NoTRE DANE, Ind, Oct. l3.-Tho
University OF Notre Dame today cele-
brated the hitieth Anniversary OF it's
establishment, the founder, Rev. Ed
ward Soran, still halo ana hearty
though so years OF age, participating In
tho ceremonies.
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Senator Daniel neoitncs 80 speak At
tho fntr Dedication

CHICAGO, Oct rs. The world's
Fair people made au eGirt today to
secure Senator Daniel Of Virginia to
deliver the Grafton OF the dodlcltior, In
tho place Of Congressman Brockii
ridge, who declined. AZ miinigh,
PRECEDENT Palmer announced that
word had been received from senator
Daniel that he would not deliver q @
nfatiau
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Missionaries Attacked In china

SHANGIIAI, Oct. l3.-A mob attacked
the English missionaries at kpeng
Tong, burned the residence Of the II v.
Mr.. Phillips and nearly killed hini aud
his wife.
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HosEsEAD, Pa, Oct. l3.-rhe last
OF tho state troops left Homestead thi,
morning. The strikers watched theil
departure In silence.
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THE IRON nALL.
Indictments Returned Against Sever
Officers.

IEDIAEAPoLIs, Ind, Oct. Is.-Late
this afternoon the Marion county grand
Jury returned indictments against
seven Of the supreme officers Of the
Iron Hall, as follows: Foreman Somer-
by, supreme Justice, Indianapolis;
Mark David, supreme cashier, Indian.
apolis; j. Il. Younghusband, Bupreme
trustee and chairman OF the board,
Detroit, Mich; J. Henry Hayes, su.
preme trustee and secretary OF the
board, Camden, N. j.; @. 4. Thomp-
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An EugIIshmsu Complains OF 30
NiOlener.

TUcKAHoE, n. Y, Oct. l3.--Todny
Mr.. McKepzie,sn English subject vino
lives Ia this village, went before
English Consul Frazier, IN New York,
and complained OF the action OF the
mob which yesterday tore down his
flag aud shot holes In 1t, after he dis
played II in honor OF the discovery OF
America. Mckenzie also sent letter
to Sir Julian paunceiote, tho English
Minister at Washington, complaining
OF the outrage.
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rn,rNps on rIr nALraNa.
said TO Contemplate the Avcnring .
the tiiiiinE.

KANsAs CITY, Mo-, Oct. l3.-Dis.
patches from Colloyvilie, Kan, early
tonight stated innl there was gr,l.
excitement there over tne report thata
number OF friends Of the Dalton gang
mad organized posse AM Intended to
attack the town tonight anu avunge
the killing OF the gang. P0'grs wero
hastily summoned, and all pfepafn.
lions were made to give The as-ailanls
warm reception. Up 20 midnight,
however, there had been no isns Of au
attack.
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DANvmLE, KY, Dot. ls.-W. Il.
Melee OF this city today sold to Mar.
Gus DAILY the li.year-old mare Rapidan,
by Dictator, dam by Edwin Forest, for
$4,000.
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ItnIy and Tho monetary Conference,

ROME, Dot. ia royal decree was
issued today dissolving tho deputies
and fixing November 9th rs the date
for holding tho elections. The decree
was proceeded by report which says
In regard TO the International None
tary Conference to be- held In BRUSSELS
November 22nd, "the States ofStha,
Latin Union cannot disagree uponstheS
attitude they will adopt.y
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The annual report ofGeneral Thomas
II. Rugur, commanding the depart
munt OF California, shows the COndi-
tons prevailing In the department
have been such IN the last year as to
require no active operations. Good
progress In inatructionH was made at
all the posts during the year. During
the year the report shows, there was
an increase In tho number OF doseF.
tious over the previous year,
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THE ErIscOpALiASs.
business Transacted by tho Depu,,s.
Yesterday.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. 13.-At the
opening OF the house Of deputies u the
Episcopal convention this morning a
letter OF thanks from President Harri-
son for the expression OF sympathy
with him in the illness sotsMrs. Harri-
son was read.
{ : A committee ON the sdisposltio o.
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the Book Of Common Prayer was op-
rointej.

Report received from committees.
Tue memorial Of the diocese OF Mas
bschuseth asking Tor authorization 10
usc the revised version oi the scriptures
was iniayofobly reported. When the
two houses assembled In Joint conven.
il0n the triennial report N the church
univcrsity was heard. DE-. Potter out.
llncd tue scheme for the establishment
OF Central EpiscJpal College which
lncludei schnlnnhips ana fcllowehips
paying si5Danl $1,000 per ynsr respso-
lively. The reminder of the ioint ant
separate sessions was orcipo with
uir discussion OF various smei 4 n9u,s.
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Tho lighthouse board las transmitted
10 the secretary estimate, OF the appro.
priationH for the next fiscal year.
There II n long list Of special estimates
for new work, the principal items
being: Gray'a Hafbor station, wash,
sbO,OO0; Mount CUmniiu, 5l75, OJJ;
North Head station, Wash, $4,000;
Punta GDrio station, Cal, $4,000.