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My Experience.

Il have been afflicted for
many years with Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache and affection
of the Kidneys, caused by a
Torpid Liver. During last fall
and winter was obliged to
suspend the most of my labor
in my field of Home Mission
arY work on account of my
health. Early this spring |
was induced to try Simmons
Liver Regulator, aud have had
more real good health than
for years before. | have also
used it successfully to ward
off bilious attacks.-JOseph
E. Wheeler, Cumberland Pres.
Minister, Lebanon, Mo.
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THE WEEKLY UNION

Is the cheapest and most desirable Home,
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Pacific Coast.
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NOVEMBER
gale Br
At SPECIAL SALE
TO-DAY.
25c for 129c-Children' Fine
Ribbed Black Cotton Hose
seamless, medium weight and
absolutely fast dye. Also a LOT
OF Colored Wool Hose, full req
ular made. Value, 25c. Special
price, I2aC a pair.
SOC for 39c-Infants' White
Muslin Slips, embroidery
trimmed. Value, soc. Special
price. 39C each.
35c for 19c-0ne lot of Mems
Suspenders, good, strong elias
tic, either leather or heavy
web ends. Value, 35c. Special
sale price, !9c each.
81 80 for 98c-One large
lot of Boys Veal Calf School
Shoes, lace or gaiter style,
broken sizes. Value, 81 50.
Special price, 93c per pair.
1870 for 64c-One lot of Per-
Gales, 81 and "a inches wide,
medium and light grounds and
neat patterns for boys shirts
or BARRIERS use. Value, Ioc
and I25c. Special price. &c a
a yard.
SOC for 3Oc Navy Blue
Twilled Flannel, a fast dye that
will not crock. 1t has a neat
cashmere effect. Regular value,
soc. Special price, 3oc per
yard.
Csc for 12c-One lot of me-
dunn size Dolls, with bright
faces, flowing hair and stuffed
bodies. Value, 25c. Special
price, I2C each.
.HALE BROS. & CO.
QOR 4O QSR X C+noat
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500 1.-THE Rookery," Chicago.
3. c. BeckWith. sole agent foreign advertising.
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81 80 for 98c-One large
lot of Boys Veal Calf School
Shoes, lace or gaiter style,
broken sizes. Value, 81 50.
Special price, 93c per pair.
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SOC for 39c-Infants' White
Muslin Slips, embroidery
trimmed. Value, soc. Special
price, 39C each.

35c for 19c-0ne lot of Mems
Suspenders, good, strong elias
tic, either leather or heavy
web ends. Value, Sc. Special
sale price, !oC each.
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sunday school Workers.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. i.-After devotional ex-
ercses. the work Of tho international
Sunday School convention contn with
report from Field Superintendent
william Reynolds. on tho work Of the
past three years, showing systematic ad-
vancement. The present great need, Il
was said, was systematic financial help
to supply money for needed and pressing
WORK. Tho convention then took up tho
question of finances, and soon raised more
than s22 900 for the next three years. The
nominating committee then reported
names for members Of the international
executive committee. and from each state.
territory and province. with ID. L. Jacobs
of Illinois chairman OF the boarti.
AT the afternoon session the report of
tho International lesson committee was
read, reviewing the work of the past three
years and detailing the necessity OF max
ing lessons what they are aud nave been,
simple enough to be within the grasp Of
nil yet with depth enough to be OF value
even TO the most advanced. Secretary
Randolph urged the preparation Of tcach-
ers for their work. After two hours de-
bate the preparation of the decisive an-
nouncemcnt was left with the resolutions
committee. which IL Is said fivors the
prcseut series. Al tho evening session
there were addresses by several delegates
Oh the needs of the negro aud tho training
of teachers.
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Dawn An tpsuyer.

DENVER, Sept. i.-The Green Smith
Watch and Jewelry company has been at-
tached by four creditors Tor s!6i,0oO. The
house is now in the hands of tho sheriff.
The Denver Savings bank, with u capi-
tai of s151.0oo. assigned to-day and will
liquidate. The liabilities are $40. 100. and
assets ssa0,DO1. of which Ss)O.1J0 Is iu
paper which is perfectly eool. but cannot
be realized on account Of the present
depression. Since the banking troubles
began there has beca steady Withdrawal
of deposits. Depositors will be paid in
full.
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RAvAGES OF CHOLERA.
The Epidsmic seems To he Assuming
ssriou. Propopiions in Europs.

Asriou. Proportions in Europs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. i.-Tweuty-oieh
deaths from cholera have occurred mt
ps!atin, Austrian Galicia, and the disease
is rapidly spreading in that vicinity. Tho
custom house OF De.aiin has closed and
all intercourse with the building forbidden
as several officers who have quarters In IL
have been stricken with the madady. TIC
law courts are also closed and business la
town Is ut q standstill. Tho Inhabitants
are in state of panic aud oil who arc
ablo arc hurryina from the place. Advices
from SMYRNA report similar state OF
affairs there.
LONDON, Sept. i.-Ssven deaths from
cholera occurred at Naples yesterday. Rc-
ports from Hungary continue alarming.
In is counties Of northern Hungary l3s
new cases and 81 deaths were reported
yesterday. Private adviccs from Ro,ter.
dam say tho real extent of the cholera in
that city is being suppressed by tho au-
thorities, and the situation is much worse
than admitted. Six cases were reported
TO the Berlin authorities from various
parts Of Germany during tho past three
days. In q large number OF places along
the Rhine surveillance has been estab-
lished to prevent the introduction of chol-
era. IL 10 reported from Taneicr that the
cholera has broken out among the Jeddah
pilgrims on tho island OF the city Of Mo-
gador.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-Dr. Edison, Of tho
health department, having made an cx'
animation as to the deaths in New Jersey
city, pronounces them genuine Asiatic
cholera.
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SHOT DEAD AT HIS wiFe's SIDE.
Two Hi;hwaymen spring Into His Car
rIar.-He Fall. Into His wife's lap.

Two Hi.hwaymen spring Into His Car.
riag---H. Fall. Into His wife's lap.
DASvILLE, ILL.,, Sept. i.-wnile Henry
Heimick and wife were returning home
from church at Pilot Chapel, twelve miles
northeast of this city, two hiehwaymen
suddenly grasped his horses heads, and
two others leapcd into the carriage. Mr..
HeImick hit his horses with tho whip. They
reared, breaking loose from the highway.
men. Al this moment one Of the robbers
fired, tho ball entering the back OF Mr.
Hclmick's head. He died instantly, fall.
ing into his wife's lap. Tho highwaymen
then sprang out Of the buggy, but contin.
ued firing as tho horses plunged forward
on tho road. Ono shot narrowly missed
the almost frantic wife. THIS morning
tho highwaymen wero tracked to the Big
Four bridge at the west end of this city.
Tho police of this city have joined in the
search. The highwaymen held up three
other parties on tho same road before the
attack on Helmick, getting. however, but
littlo money.
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cur HIM WITH HIS WHIP.
Bud Dobie Deliberately siashes . Driver
Who Drew In On HIM.

""0 1rcW su ou
FLEETWOOD, Sept. Tho 1000 people
at the park to-day had considerably ex-
citcmcnt during tho free -for-all pace in
which Manager, Flying Jib, vitello, Blue
Sign an Ray Wilkes competed. At tho
lower turn Blue Sign, Ray Wilkes aud
Vitello got into q scrimmage, In which
Blue Sign was crippled for life on his for
ward foot. Bud Dob!e aud Kelly, driving
Manager and Flying Jib, had 1t out in the
fourth heat. In the last half mile Doble
tried to go through next to the rail when
Kelly drew in ohe hun. Dohls ran the
PAGER up to Kelly's sulky aud deliberately
slashed Kelly across the face with his
whip causing an ugly wound. Doble then
landed Manager winner by half length.
The judges fined Doble S100. Manager
won the pace, Flying Jib, second; vitello,
third. Best time, 2:0734. Throe-year-old
trot. Hartford purse, $1,000. Only Mar
grave and Double Cross came to the post.
Tho former won. Best time, 2:17E.
Four-year-old trot-Gray Dawn, won
King Benton, second; Rupert Gilling
third. Best time. 2:22H. The 2:2i trot-
Charlie Green, won; Kingwood. second
Prince Henry, third. Best time, 2:isIs.
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A LITTLE WAR CLOUD.
IT'S IN tn, Ncishboraaod OF Mexico NJ
hnnsf l.af

It's In tn, Ncishboraaod OF Mexico nut
Don't Get scared.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The trouble on
the Mexican border over tho attempt OF
Mexican officers to drive flock of sheep
from a tract of land on the Rio Grauds
claimed by both Mezicans and citisens OF
The United States owing to the chanao OF
the course Of the river, has taken serious
aspect.
The war department received telegram
from General Wheaton, commanding tho
department OF Texas. saying tw o troops OF
the fifth cavalry would leave Fort Ring
gold at noon for the scene OF the trouble
to support 20 men under Captain Forburt.
who have tho Mexican officers and sheep
In charge. The telegram also says that
from unofficial information Colonel
Meitroof OF the Mexican army. 10 moving
10 that point with force OF men. II II 10
discovered that the sheep belong to tho
Mexicans. the removal will be allowed; II
il is otherwise, the state department will
demand an explanation from Mexico for
sending an armed force TO make q seizure
on United States soil.
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SILVER ON HAND.
A Statement From Secretary Carlisle ~
to the Quantity and Cost.

A Statement From Secretary Carlisle as
to the Quantity and Cost,
WASHINGTON, Sept. i.-This evening
Secretary Carlisle said the silver purchases
in the month of August were 3,9ss ,022 flne
ounces costing SIS ),532. The total pur.
chased under the Sherman act were 1884,
0i7.6G4 fine ounces. costing SOL, ,804 ,l70.
The silver bullion on hand at the several
mints 10 as follows: Philadelphia-114..
36.Gl1 fine ounces. costing Si0l,3l0, ,793 |,
San Francisco-ll. .3oa.i42 fine onuces.
costing sl0,29l.725; New Orleans IS. .5o3.-
O65 fine ounces, costing S1,2l3,o2o; Carson
-596,614 fine ounces, costing SiSi ,2is !;
Total l3i .625 ,a92 fine ounces, costing Sl2aa.-
3e2,156. From the ballion purchased 3S.-
0S7 ,ls5 silver dollars were coined, the
bullion therein contained costing $50. .50,,-
III. This number of silver dollars is held
In tho treasury for tho redemption Of
treasury notes; there is some s7li.oO that
have been redeemed aud cancelled. The
coming value in the silver dollars Of tho
bullion OH hand is SlSi, i,c6i ,2;22.
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GREAT DAY FOR HANCINCS.
Several Entertaining Lees Held In vAri-
Gus Parts of south CsroiinA.

Gus Parts of south CsroiinA.
COLUMBIA, S. C., sept. l.-Georee s.
Turner was hanged mt Spartauburg to-
day, ending q most noted case. Turner
was q man OF wealth and prominence. tho
owner Of the Fingervillo cotton factory.
He seduccd his sistcr-in-law a nd killed
her brother. and then for three years used
his wealth in employing the best legal
talent in tho state to attcmpt to defeat the
death verdict. On account of the threats
of his rough mountain friends. the jail
was guarded by troops, but there was no
disturbance.
Al Bcrkcly, $. C., to-day, Oscar Johnson
was hanged for numbering Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Twettman, at Lincoinvilie last
March. lie died horrible death, being
slowly strangied.
Henry Ewing, colored. was hanged for
the murder of Tony Pickling.
AT Laurens. ;. C., three negroes wore
hanged, John Ferguson for numbering his
wife, and George Bowers and Wade Can
non for barn burning.
SAN RAFAEL, Cal, Sept. Lee Don, a
Chlnaman, was hanged here this morning
for tho murder of William Shenton in
Is.D
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SAYS HE GOT MAD.
Judge GoRgin's Reasons for Kicking Judge
Bretano an the n-nch.


CHICAGO, Sept. l.-Scandal piled on
scandal to-day in the litigation over tho
worlds fair Sunday closing. Judge Goggin
told his sido of the story at length. and to
night II liz difficult to see what further can
develop that would givo tho matter moro
extraordinary phase. Judge Goggin makes
q emarkable explanation OF his unprcce-
dcnted decision in favor of Sunday OPEN
ing. lie says i'm part; ''lt is judges duty
10 decide case without reference to what
either German. or American, or Scandina-
Wan, or Irish papers think OF il; but sim
ply as TO whore right and Justice
lie. I was within my rights when I
kicked Judge Brentano OH the bencl,
with me. Judge Dunno dissented from
mo and I respected his dissent. but Judge
Brentano, after agreeing with mo on q
proposition of Law. shifted his vote be-
cause n German newspaper favored clos
ing the fair on Sundays. To say this
made me mad. is TO express my feelings
hut fecbly. so did what did
Ex-Congrcssman william +. Mason,
who as an attorney, represented the sun-
day opening side of tho case. said Judge
Goggin's Judgment was approved by the
United States supreme court when II de.
cided in the lake front case that lcgis
lature could not part with the title TO pub.
lie lands. Judge Gogain called In two
other judges for consultation aud excused
them when he had no further use for
them. which he had q perfect right to do,
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TROOPS CLOSE AT HAND
GraI, Danger Of Anti. .Chinsss Riots In
California Towns.
CALLING ON THE GOVERNOR
The Pig-Talls are Also Under
AFms-Excitemsnt Runs High
and There's No Telling
What May Happen.

-, G.
, oAs pf"sAhpiNo, al, SeP,. i-onenn
noo'n mas Roue 70 seuia"os' naVns ueeu
canso upon og 'ne e'lens % .nas cNy 70
sm "a suPp.ess'nc 'he r'o.srs ~uo 'nsssVs"
70 70, urNe OUT tao Sh'hese " torcs OF arms.
.hss evening" . ,arse hue, ',,, =, aepu''ss
nNe sone WIN n''n; anu VII sp''' nc -
Jmhcnon WIN ."e ponce iorceoi aeuianus'
Suern non "'.p .esrap.su s' ~ w.
s.no, a.rN".1n M asA"E "'n m,"s ~ ao. ous
he NA'sonAi ouaru. ius .ueso 80 eS". ,n
:" oan i,a"eSeo sen. nm noee %s W s'e '"e"
ssnNhs n'n' " p'I.e. '"e
eousrnor snu, !"
cne'n poolns eesiaih, nss ou.u
SeheA' sosinson =. -. M.'n,G', M"s 80.
'no "ecessary s.sps 1.,aH nase Ia. Su. 1Ns
.oni""es ., gu" 81.
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ON THE L. g. NJ.
srIious Trouble is Anticipated From tins
kailroad Strike.

NEWPORT, KY, Sept. Tho officials OF
the Louisville & Nashville railroad have
asked the sheriff for protection for new
men to take the place OF tho strikers
should the old men go out to-day. Seri-
GUS trouble is anticipated.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-Up to noon the
officials Of the Louisville & Nashville rail-
road track had no advices of the strike at
amy point between this city and New Or
leans. The chiefs Of the railway employees
organizations are now In session at Louis
vile. and orders to strike when issued
will cmanate from there.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 1.-Six hum
dred Louisville & Nashville shop hands al
Decatur. Ala, struck at midnight last
night. The trainmen are still at work.
Up to midnight tonight no develop
mcnts have occurred and none are cx-
pecied, as the committee is to meet again
tomorrow.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 1.-Four hun
drcd shop employees of the Louisville &
Nashville at Howell struck to-day beca use
Of the reduction in wages.
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The Trip of the Msrsnon-.

KANSAS Cry. Sept. 1.-The Mormon
choir from Salt Lake arrived to-day on the
way to Chicago, where II will contest for
honors at the worlds fair. Accompanying
tho 80 members of the choir are about
80 other members Of the church. headed
by wilford Woodruff, president Of the
Mormon church. THIS afternoon tho Gu
tiro party made q pilgrimage to Indepen.
dencc. whittier the Mormons were driven
from Illinois and whence they were driven
in 1874 to Utah. A strong Mormon colony
Is still there and the visitors were given .
warm uelcomp
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STILL DISCUSSING RULES,
The House Puts In Another Day of
Monkey WORK.

The House Puts In Another Day Of
Monkey WORK.
WASHINGTON, Sept. LIN the house the
Boatner amendment providing for cloture,
was rejected 10y vote Of 96 to 13l. Grosvc-
nor of Ohio offered an amendment to pre-
vent the banking and currency committee
from reporting at any time the bill to re.
peal the tax on state bank circulation.
After il became evident il would be vi
ciously opposed he withdrew il. Springer
proposed an amendment giving the COM
mittees on ways and means, appropria-
tions, coinage and banking, power to
report with any bill from those
committees . special order setting
the day for consideration. In effect IL
stripped the rules committee of
jurisdiction over the business of the other
four great committees. Tho amendment
gave rise to very sharp debate. IN the
course of which McMlllin and Holman
the concentration Of power in the hands
Of committees. Springsr's amendment
was finally defeated.
Hepburn If Iowa offered an amend
mcnt designed to limit the speakers power
of recognition to the first member who
appeals to the chair. Defeated. Morse
Of Massachusetts created much amuse-
mcnt by securing the adoption of an
amendment prohibiting smoking in the
hall before the convening of the house.
The joke caie in the fact that number
of members. including Gear of Iowa and
Grain of Texas. yoiol for the amendment
while vigorously puliing away at cigars.
An amendment by Recd TO strike dow n
two of the privileged iilibustering motions
was defeated. Dinyley OF Maine secured
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National Debt statement.

wAsHiNGroS, Sopt. 1.-The debt state
meht issued this afternoon shows n net
increase Of the public debt, less cash In
the treasury, during August, to have been
sl0,4i2,s3s; interest bearing debt in
eased $50; non-interest decreased Sl61.-
90s; and cash In treasury decreased &c.,
6J3,65s. Tho interest bearing debt is
soS5.o31 $50: debt interest ceased since
maturity. s2.0i5.54o; bearing no interest.
S373. .l2S; total. S95o.ej0.2 .25s. Certificates
and treasury notes arc Offset by an equal
amount of cash in the treasury; on tstand-
ing at the end of the month, S565 .6ii ,3si /;
decrease, sll.7+7,7l0; total cash in the
treasury, S7l2 .s57.s .ss7; gold reserve. $685.
0Ja,l23, and net cash balances, Sll ia, ,7s1.
In the month there was decrease of gold
coin and bars of sl0.to). $50. the total ut
the close being S475.42i.l72. or silver thore
was decrease of s2,3i3.536. OF surplus
there was i'm national hank deposits $I7.-
6s5.s7s against sl7. .Oii. .Ol3 Mt tho end OF the
previous month.
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WANTS A RECEIVER.
The Equitable Mortgage Company Yields
to the Hard Times.

10 the nara Iimcs.
NEW YORK, Sept. l-Application has
been made for the appointment Of receiv.
ers for the Equitable Mortgage company.
The bill of complaint states that the busi-
ness Of tho company under ordinary cir
cumstances is prosperous, but by reason
of tho present financial conditions IL IL
unable to collect on the mortgages, loans
and securities, which have matured.
Gro lit has been impaired and the re-
newals of the mortgages are only 10
be negotiated at sacrifice. Th0
principal property Of the company
is in the state Of New York, but IL also
has interests in Missouri, Pennsylvania,
Kansas, Arkansas. Texas, Louisiana,
Mississippi. Nebraska, colorado. North
and South Dakota, Minnesota and Ala
hama. In his answer President Flower
admits the allegations aud joins in the
application for receivers rs measure OF
protection Of the interests OF tho com.
pany. Ultimately, he believes, all cred
itors will be paid in full. The surplus is
$4,000 and revised liabilities, SIS, ia, 900.
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Only Tw,to lie Executed

wAsHrSGToS, Sept. l.-As a result of
the labors OF the national government IN
tho case Of the nine condemned Choctaws.
IL has been agreed that Lewis and Wade.
the two ringlcader.. shall bc executed
September 8. The other prisoners will bc
allowed TO plead guilty TO granddaughter.
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TRIUMPH OF HIS LIFE
Gladstone Witnesses the Final Passage
OF the HON, Rule Bill.
THE OLD MAN CHEERED
Crowds Line the Way From His
Residence to the Commons-Ths
Occasion q Memorable One
In English History.

LONDON, Sept. 2.-Glads,onc's long
homo rule fight in the commons has
ended. The bill passed at I o'clock this
Saturday morning by . voto Of 3oi to
.6'. II was hurried to tho house Of lords,
which gave II its first reading aud ad.
journed.
There was unusual animation along the
route from Gladstone's residence TO the
commons this afternoon. The streets
were crowded with people who wished TO
catch glimpse of the great champion Of
home rule, and though there was no or.
ganiEed demonstration, he was checred
all along the route. he was accompanied
by his wife, and was evidently much
pleased with the heartiuess of tho greet.
ing he received from tho populace. bowling
constantly 10 the crowds. The galleries
of the house wero filed long before tho
sitting opened, n large number Of ladies
being present. Tho premier was loudly
chcered by his followers ms he walked 20
his scat. The galleries also gave him
o warm greeting.
Justin Mccarthy opened the debate,
speaking on tho same lines as Dillon
spoke last night. Chamberlain followed.
He said the bill struck deadly blow at
the honor and interests of tho country.
but he could not avoid being filed with
admiration at the courage. resolut ion, re.
sources and cloquence of the prime min
lister. Chamberlain spoke more than an
hour and his address was brilliant one.
He was frequently applauded and utilized
the opportunity TO pay oil many old scores
against Irish aud liberal members.
When Balfour rose to speak the house
was iilled to oycrfiowiny. He spoke more
than an hour. He said the governments
insane action had done moro than 100
tory governments had done TO demon.
strate tho necessity for tho house of lords
as a bulwark 10 the greatness and inter.
ests of tho empire.
John Morley, chief secretary OF Ireland,
spoke bitterly OF the tactics of tho opposi.
tion, He said there was n great marty In
Great Britain determined that Ireland
should no longer be cockpit of England's
factions. After many other speeches a
division was had upon Courtuey's amend.
nient to reject the bill and il Was defeated,
The bill was then put on it's third reading
and passed. The vote was 3Ol 10 267. The
iniport Of the occasion was felt by all and
the elimination was accowyauied nv
rcunds of frantic cheers from tho CALLER.
- and upon tho floor. Gladstone re-
s&ved n frcsh ovation as no loft the house.
The scenes In front of the house after
midnight wore exciting, The knovlodgo
that n vote was to bo taken attracted n
large crowd. Many Irish,ueu were i'm the
thropg and tho sentiment Of the crowd
was generally for homo rule and Glad.
stone. This was exprcsscd in many ways,
by siuging "Woarina of the Gresu.n .(,ol
Save Irelaud.o cheering for Gladstone and
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BURIED HIS GOLD.
when He Got Back From the Fair Only
,he Tin Can Remained.

LEAvESwoRTH. Kan. Sept. L. About
two weeks ago Jacob j. Weisman of 40
Usage street had 81 100 in gold, which he
placed i'm can and buried in his cellar
for safe keeping while he and wife visited
the worlds fair. He arrived home yester-
day. and this morning went TO examine
his money. He found the can buried just
as he lef, it, but the gold was gone. lie
suspected several persons. and has
searched their premises under warrant.
but has found no trace of his stolen gold.