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The morning call., 1892-08-12
HARRISON's MoVEMEN

The President Arranging to Go to Chi
cago-No Campaign Speeches.
WAsnINGToS. Aug. 11.-About the mid
die Of October President Harrison gees to
New York TO attend the Columbian celebra-
ton. From there he will go to Chicago to
attend the dedication of tho Worlds Fair.
1t is expected that Secretaries j. w Foster.
Eikins and Tracy and Attorney General
Miller will accompany the President TO
Chicago. They will remain there two DAYS
While in the West, the President may
make a trip through Indiana. Michigan, and
perhaps, Wisconsin. Mr.. Harrison expects
to be in Indianapolis the latter part of 0cto-
per, ana VIII return to Washington just be-
fore the election, and will receive the cleo
tiOn returns at the White House
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M'NULTY'S REPRIEVE
The Text Of the Document Issued by Go
ernor Markham.

The Text Of the Document Issued by Gov
ernor Markham.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. lin granting John
McNulty reprieve for Is days Governor
Markham SAYS: Whereas, ain in receipt
OF information from Bernard Hardy, dated
August 10. in which he says he Is sea cap
tain and has just returned from a voyage;
that he and several others Will make an affi-
daVit that they were witnesses 20 the az
gressions of the deceased Collins upon Me-
Nulty, and that they did not testify on the
trial OF the case, and that he will present
evidence OF his own reputation and stand
Ing IN the community; and whereas the
time for the execution of said McNulty is
liked for Friday, the 18th inst, which rem
ders 1t impossible to hear and pass upon the
facts that may be presented in the said pro-
posed affidavitS, which il presented as indi-
Gated in the telegram. is newly discovered
evidence, stay of execution is granted for
10 days"
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
Conventions of the Peoples Party and
ProhibitiOniStS.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Aug 1.-The PeO-
pies party convention met in this city at 10
o'clock this morning. about 100 delegates
being in attendance. The convention was
called 10 order by j. G. Scott. w. c. Weeks
oil Winterset was elected temporary chair
man and j. III. Bellangee secretary. A
committee on resolutions was appointed.
After the adjournment for district eau
cuses the following candidates for electors
were announced: First District, w. L..
Srake OF Jefferson; Second, +. A. j. Gray
OF Mnscatine; Fifth, j. B. Mann of Tama !;
Sixth, Milo Reno of Wapelo; Seventh, Cap
tain Randleman of Warren; Ninth. \. II.
Bowman OF POttawattamie; Tenth, Thomas
A. Laska of Floyd; Eleventh, j. 5. Barthol-
omew OF MenOna County. Some districts
were not represented. The only reference
TO fusion was letter read from Perry Earle
OF Jasper County, who advised the conven-
ton TO keep in the middle of the road and
avoid all combinations. This letter was
loudly applauded, after which the cOnven-
ton djOurned till r. VI.
Upon resssembiing considerable time was
spent IN miscellaneous speech-making, the
principal speaker being eX-Chief Justice G.
{. Cole, who said he Joined the new party
because 1t believed in free silver and was
sound on other issues. The report OF the
committee OF credentials showed that 342
delegates were present.
Inc COMMITTEES on permanent O1ncers re-
ported Tor chairman, w. ii. Calhoun OF
Marshall; secretary. w. II. Robb of Union :;
reading secretary, Il. w. Woodrow of Mar
shall County. These were elected. The
committee on resolutions then reported, in-
dorslng the national platform OF the party
ana pTonouncing upon some State issues (;
also demanding that all money issued by
the Government should be legal tender in
payment of all debts and that the State
should exercise its constitutional power of
making silver legal tender In payment OF
all debts within the State.
After the selection Of eleetors-at-large,
the following nominations of State officers
were made: Secretary Of State, L. II.
Gillette of Polk County; Attorney General.
Charles Mckenzie of Crawford County
Treasurer, Justice Wells OF Harden County /;
Railroad Commissioner. j. II. Barnett OF
Warren County; Auditor, J. A. Blakesley
of POurshuk. After taking up a collection
in silver the convention adjourned.
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Captain Smiths Quarters, Co, F. Third Regiment
himself, not without reason, on the success
OF his efforts to make this a temperate, if
not temperance camp, as all the LIQUOR
consumed has to be dispensed on the quiet,
and 1t goes by various names. from ginger
ale TO Napa soda aud sarsaparilla. The
general stopped at one of the officers tents.
and asked the aforesaid colored orderly.
who did not know his visitor. where the
officer was.
He's gone out, boss but stay minute"
and here the colored man winked intensely,
"wont you come in and take drink ?"
s. j. Pembroke Of the First Regiment,
Second Brigade has issued challenge to
walk, run or shoot or box any man in the
Second Brigade for money or a trophy dur
ing the encampment
Captain Soubrines, adjutant of the Sixth
Regiment, dislocated his arm while BATH n z
In the surf YESTERDAY,
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sYMPATHY FROM LABORERs.
The Switehmen's Union Indorses the
WOrkmen-Carnegi Denounced.

The switehmen's Union Indorses the
Workmen-Carneg Denounced.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Aug. 1I.-At a
meeting of the Trades and Labor Assembly
the Switchmen's Union decided to take part
In the steel-woTkers' strike by refusing to
handle the product Of non-unIon workers.
GLASGOW, Aug 11.-At a meeting held
to-day. the Glasgow Trade Council, with
only one dissenting member. passed a reso-
luton declaring that while placing Carne-
gie's name upon the roll OF fame with those
Of Judas IScariot and James Carey, we feel
constrained 10 tender him our thanks for
providing the world with most powerful
object lesson in regard to the relations of cap
ital and labor The resolution further dep
recated action Of the Ayr municipal author
tiles in comforting the freedom of the city
upon Carnegie. and suggested that james
kler Hardie. recently elected member of
Parliament for the south division of West
ham, use his utmost eXertons to refund the
800 which Mr.. Carnegie contributed for his
election expenses.
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TROUBLE IN TREBIZOND.

Disturbance Over Enforcing Sanitary Pre-
cautions Against tbs Cholera.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, Aug. lion the 9th
inst. serious disturbance occurred at Treb-
izond over the enforcement Of sanitary reg
ulations adopted by Turkish officials against
cholera. Nearly 1900 persons were detained
at the lazaretto, and they attempted to
break through the sanitary Gordon. The
soldiers were summoned to Quell the dis
turbance. and at the first volley seven per-
sons were killed and a large number
wounded. The people were panIc-stricken,
and fed back To the lazarattn
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THE PINKEKToNs SUED.
One of the Ml.led Men Claims Heavy
Damages.

Damages.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug u.-WillIam r.
Letar brought a suit to-day for heavy
damages against the Pinkertons on account
Of the Homestead riot. liz his statement he
says that he was employed by the Pinker-
tons to act as watchman in certain build
ings In the State of New York, to which
defendants falsely and deceitfully pretended
to be conducting him. Then follows an
account of the fight with the strikers.
Letar says as a result Of being compelled to
run the gantlet through the mob he WIS
permanently injured, incapacitatlng him for
bis accustomed labor. He claims $4,000
damages.
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WANTED BY MEXICO.
Crosthwaite Of Abduction Fame Takes Refuge
in the United States

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 11.-Edward Cros-
thwsite Is again on this side of the line
He Informed Union reporter that lust he
fore daylight a few mornings ago a troon
of Mexican rurales called at the house
and called for him. While his father.in-Iaw
was talking to them at the front door
Crosthwaite slipped out the back way and,
running to cornfeld, remained hidden
until little Mexican boy brought him a
horse He then mounted and rode rapidly
6r the line. which he succeeded in crossing.
He is positive the rurales saw him, but
cannot account for their falling TO pursue.
Crosthwaite Is the man whose arrest at
ViSalia and subsequent alleged abduction
10 Lower California came near involving
that country in difficulty with the United
States. Since the indictment of Marsh aud
Smalleotts, officers involved in his arrest,
ne has been spending some time on his
father-in-l laws ranch below the line,
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THE TRUSTS.
Combine Of the Leading Electric Companies
The Sugar Trust Suits

Combine Of the Leading Electric Companies
The Sugar Trust Suits
TORONTO, Aug. 1.-THE convention of the
Edison Illuminating companies ended its
session here to-day. The Edison and
Thomson Houston companies. hitherto
rivals, have been consollda ted, and arrange
ments have been made that the consolida-
tion shall apply to all cities in which the
companies are working.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11.-District At
torney Graham will in day or two file a
replication in the United States Circuit
Court in the sugar trust suit. 1t will be a
formal document denying the position taken
by the respondents in their answer. The
court will then, at its next session, be asked
TO appoint an examiner TO hear evidence,
and the case will be pushed to a speedy
Termination
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INCREASING ITS CAPITAL.

The Illinois Central Railroad to Water Its
Stock.
NEW YORK, Aug. ia. G. Hockstaff.
secretary, has sent letter TO each holder of
Illinois Central Railroad stock stating that
the board of directors will submit at the
annual meeting on October IL a proposition
to increase the capital stock of the company
from S45, ,090, 900 to $4,000, ,OCO by a new issre
OF $4,000 shares of 500 each Each stock
holder OF record on September 20 is to have
the privilege of subscribing at par for one
share for every nine shares then registered
in his name
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A snicide,s Body Fonnd.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 1.-THE body of
Charles Frisch was to-day recovered from
the river. He disappeared on Sunday night
and it is believed 10 be case of suicide.
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and j. p. Pulsford, who had been left Oh
The island with him had started in a dory
he had heard nothing from them. The
Bear visited Halls Island, hut did not find
the men. Traces were found of their camp.
which appeared to have been abandoned
three weeks previous. Captain Healy says
ne thinks the men must have been drowned
at sea by the capsizing of their boat.
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Nine Hundred Dollars in Cash Secured.

SIssoN. Aug 11.-Sol Lilienthars CLOTH
inG-sIore was robbed last night and 5000 in
cash stolen. The stock was unmolested
There Is no clew TO the robbers. 1t is
thought they are the same robbers who en-
tered Ssson, Crocker 81 Co.'s store last
week, getting nothing.
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CONTAGIOUS DISEASE.
Fears of Smallpox Epidemic in New
Ynrk

NEW YORK, Aug. 1l.-So many cases Of
smallpox have appeared in the city during
the past three weeks that the health
authorities fear there may be general out
break Oh the disease during the coming
1all, unless energetic measures are taken.
The infected district has been divided into
20 sub-districfs and sanitary Inspector
assigned To each of the latter.
Three additional cases of smallpox were
reported to the Bureau of Contagious Dis.
eases this afternoon.
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LIZZIE BORDEN ARRESTED.
The Daug hter of the Murdered Couple
CHARGED With The Crinn

Charged With the Crime.
FALL RIVER, Mass. Aug. 1l.-Miss LIZ
zie Borden is under arrest charged with mur-
dering her father and stepmother last
Thursday. The Inquiry Into the crime has
been conducted all day with closed doors.
ana none OF the details have been given 10
the public. Miss Borden was arrested To-
night some time after the adjournment of
the Inquiry. The prisoner will be arraigned
In the District Court tomorrow morning.
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McKslvey's Murderer Makes Confession.

SANTA ANA, Aug. 11.-FTancisco Torres,
the murderer of Captain McKelvey, was
safely landed in Jail by Sheriff Lacey at
noon to-day. Considerable excitement pre-
walls. but violence is not anticipated. He
confesses to the murder OF McKelvey, but
claims it was done in self-defense.
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A British st.amer Fined.

PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. 1.-THE British
steamer Wfnifred, seized recently by the
customs officers, near Blaine, fdR violation
of the navigation laws, was fined S14OO by
the Collector to-day, The fine was paid
and the vessel released.
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Fruit for Minneapolis.

SAN DIEGO. Aug. 1.-THE first refriger.
stor car of fruit to go across the con ntinent
from California Valley pulled into the city
to-day and goes TO Minneapolis in the morn
ing, filled with peaches and grapes and a
small quantity of assorted fruits. Others
will follow if the shipment succeeds.
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IN FOUR ROUNDS.

The Denver Cyclone" Knocked Out By a
British Pugilist.
LONDON, Aug. 1I-A prizefght between
two lightweights, Tommy Euston Of Ley
tonstone and George Strong of Denver. bet
ter known as the Cyclone" took place to-
night. The fight was short and sharp Eus-
ton knocking Strong out in four rounds.
The morning call., 1892-08-12
Yuma County Asse.smeuts Reapoed.

YUMA, Ariz.. Aug. 1.-THE Board of
Supervisors OF Yuma County has reduced
the raise of assessments of property, made
bJ the Board of Equalization, TO the figures
made Dy the Assessor, much to the joy of
Olders.
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The Presidents yacat;on

LOON LAKE, n. Y, Aug. 11.-It was vIr-
tuaily decided tonight that President Har-
rison would leave Loon Lake about Septem-
Der i; but II PUBLIC business will permit he
may remain a week or 10 DAYS longer.
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Fatal Qnarrel at soda Crsak.

SIssoN, Aug III. w. Butler was shot
by man named Taylor at Soda Greek In
dispute over a mining claim. The ball en-
The doctors saws the wound will prove fatal.
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RED BLUFF CANNERY.
1t Opens Up for the Season With Seventy
Five Hands Emploved

RED BLUFF, Aug. 1.-THE Red Bluff
Cannery started up this morning on free
stone peaches. About 20 hands are em-
ployed. The machinery and everything
else work like charm. The force will be
increased as the fruit ripens and arrives.
Over 200 tons of peaches have been con-
tracted for. Superintendent Feely calcu-
lates on a two months run at least. A car
load of $1,000 cans arrived this morning.
The fruit brought in is very fine, and will
make first-clasS goods.
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Russian Cholera Deere asiug.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. u-Ofical re-
ports in regard to the cholera epidemic say
that the disease is diminishing In Sam ara
and Saratof and the Don district
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Death Of a Railroad Official

CHICAGO. Aug. 11.-IIugh Riddle, chair
man OF the executive committee of the Chi
cago. Rock Island and Pacific Railroad. and
ex-prssident OF that corporation, died to-
night liz this city Of heart disease, aged 20
years.
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towns, but the penitentIary and Orange ave-
nue. VIII be lighted with electricity. The
water supply will be pumped from the Colo
Iado RIVER and conducted TO the high mesa
in wooden pipes.
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Fighting in the Pamir.

SIMLA, Aug. H.-Another collision oc-
Cured in Nezatash Pamir. between the
Afghans and the Russians. No particulsrs
OF the encounter have yet been received.
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from here a waterspout washed away the
track ef the Southern Pacific and stranded
several farmhouses. The downpour is in
valuable, breaking the extended drought
and ending much misery.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
Girl Found Dead at Delano With a Gunshot
Wnund in Her Had

Wounu IN Her Head.
DELANo, Aug. 11.-Reta, the 14-year-oId
daughter Of Charles Alberts, living six miles
south OF Delano, was found dead in her
room last evening with gaping gunshot
wound In her head
The Coroner's jury to-day rendered a
verdict saying the wound was produced by
a weapon in the hands Of persons unknown
to the Jury.
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Eight Miners Killed.

PARIS, Aug. 11.-While eight miners were
ascending a pit at Besseges, the cable at
tsched TO the cage broke, and all were
dashed to the bottom and killed.
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PRoGREssIvE YUMA.

Electric Lights and Water Works Have Been
Purchased for the Town.
YUMA. Ariz., Aug. 11.-All of the ma
chinery necessary for the electric lights and
water works plants for Yuma and Yuma
Heights has been purchased and will be put
IN place as soon as received. Not only the
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A DRUNKEN TRAMP's FATE.
he Falls From Brakebeam at Elmira and
Is Instantly Killed

ELMIRA, Aug. 11.-At 3 :35 this afternoon,
while freight train was switching in the
yard. tramp, named Roberts. while in
toxIcated, fell from the brakebeam and was
run over across the chest and instantly
Killed. The Coroner's jury returned a
verdict attaching blame to no one The de-
ceased was q years old aud has married
sister In Los Angeles, whose name is un-
known. His companion, lad named
Lesley, whose folks live in Stockton, had n
narrow escape of being dragged off with
Roberts, while riding alongside of him.
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Thrown From a Cart.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. IL. Fred V. Nelson
was thrown from a two-wheeled cart to-day
and severely If not fatally injured.
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TWO FIRES NEAR sIssON.

Shasta View Hotel and 5000 Cords Of Rail
road Wood Destroyed.
SIsSON, Aug. ia fire started at Wrights
Spur, two miles from town, at o'clock this
morning, destroying 5000 cords of wood val
ued at $4,000 and owned by the railroad COM
pany and Sisson. Crocker IL Co. Wright's
mill was in imminent danger but was saved.
The fire Is under control.
The Shasta View Hotel at Mott, six miles
from here, was burned this morning Il is
a total loss. with furniture. The cause was
defective flue. The wind was south, which
saved the town.
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AIDING THE ALLIANCE.
Republicans to Assist Kolb in EakIng a
Contest In Alabama.

Contest In Alabama.
New YORK, Aug. 1L-1t is unofficially
said At The Republican headquarters this
morning the managers will assist Kolb in
making a contest in Alabama for the Office
of Governor Counsel has been consulted
and techntcallty is alleged to have been
found by which the result of the election
can be set aside.
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 1.-THE Republican
State convention to-day nominated electors
at large. A resolution was adopted setting
forth that it is inexpedient to nominate
81 "a II flcknf
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CRUISE OF THE BEAR.
Report Of Captain Hesly OF His Work in
Alaskan Waters

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Captaln Healy,
commanding the revenue steamer Bear, has
made long report to the Treasury De-
partment in regard to the cruise of that
vessel IN Alaskan waters. The Bear
touched at ST. Matthews Island juno 8
and took off man named Peter Viani. who
WAS IN die distress from lack of provisions.
He said TWO other men, named Fred Burns
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TWO CHILDREN BURNED.

A Fire at Seattle Proves Fatal and Disas-
trous.
SEATTLE. Aug. IA fire, early this
morning, destroyed the Elliott lodging
house and three residences adjoining. 1t is
reported that two children perished in the
flames.
The children were the sons of Melton
tanner. Mrs. Elliott was badly burned.
Tho loss is $1,000; Insurance 5000.
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NOTHING LEFT OF THEM.
a La Mesa Family Dead and All Msmentoes
Of Them Burned

SAN DIEGO. Aug. 1.-THE house of Will
liam Lester, at La Mesa district, 10 miles
out, has been found In ashes. Two men
are sus pected of incendlarism. The last
member OF the Lester family recently died
by house falling on him. His wife aud all
his family have been accidentally killed.
and all mementoes OF them were burned
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DEACON's REVENGE.
Refuses Liberty and Will Remain in Jail to
Prosecute His Wife.

EIO5tEULe K1Is WlIes
PARIS, Aug. 11.-Edward Parker Deacon
had an offer Of release from the Government
on condition that be leave France forth
with, never to return. Deacon wrote to the
Prefect Of Nice refusing to accept the offer.
The French authorities are much disap-
pointed at MS refusal. as the object was to
prevent, IL possible, the trial of Deacon's
suit against his wife for divorce and the ex-
posure Of additional evidence going to show
her guilty OF misconduct with Abeile,
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WITH A VIM.


Active Campaign.
New YORK. Aug. 11.-Don NJ. Dickinson,
the chairman of the Democratic campaign
committee, arrived In this city to-day. Mr..
Dickinson will remain here permanently
and direct the campaign from this city. A
conference was held by the leaders with Mr..
Dickinson and preparations for going into
the campaign with vim are being made.
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CASUALTIES IN CAMP,

The Hospital Corps Busy Attending to
Several Newly Made Patients.
SANTA Cruz Camp Columbusl, Aug. IL
The dress parade this evening brought
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TEXAS DROUGHT OVER.
Welcome Rains Relieve the Long sufferin.
Inhabitants.

Inhabitants.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Aug. 11-Heavy
general rains have continued for several
days over Southwestern Texas. covering the
drought region on the Lower Rio Grande
and extending into Northern Mexico, where
1t has not rained for three years and where
much suffering existed. Washouts on the
railroads are numerous, and loss to bridges
is rel DRIED at many places. Twelve miles
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FELL FROM A vERANDA.

Gus Bruner Of Angel Camp Received Injuries
Which Resulted in Death.
ANGEL CAMP, Aug. 11.-This morning
Gus Bruner. while out OH the verRnda of
his house at Carson, near this place, lost his
balance and fell to the ground, a distance of
20 feet, sustaining injuries which caused his
death in few hours.
The deceased was 80 years Of age and a
brother Of Fred Bruner, the cattleman of
Carson Creek.
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Nominated for Congress.

SEWARD. Nebr., Aug. 1.-THE Indepen
dents OF the Fourth District to-day. nomi-
mated w. III. Boch nf Saunders County for
Congress. Boch was on the Alliance ticket
for Lieutenant Governor two years ago.
Notified OF His Nomination.
WACO. Tex. Aug. 11.-Dr. Cranfll, the
Vice-P Presidential candidate on the PrOhi-
biti0D ticket. to-day received a formal noti-
fication of his nomination from the notif-
cation committee.
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SHE WANTED TO DIE.
A Deserted Wife at San Jose Takes Dose of
Chloroform,

Chloroform.
SAN JOSE, Aug 11.-Mrs. Hattie Poligi,
aged about 40. whose husband recently de-
serted her, attempted to commit suicide this
afternoon at room on E. Dorado street by
taking dose of chlorOfOrm. When found
she was nearly speechless but kept repeat
Ing the name John" supposed to be that
OF her trusnt spouse. She left a note leav-
ing her trunk and its contents TO Mrs. Per-
TauIt. She may possibly recover.
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