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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-20
REFUSED 70 FIGHT.

A Lively Scene In the French Chamber Fol
lowed by Challenge Which is De.
clincd.
PARIS, June ia lively scene was
witnessed in the chamber OF deputies
to-day during the debate on the electoral
reform bill and the outcome was a chal.
lenge to fight duel which, however,
was not accepted.
NJ. Clemcnceau, the well known radt-
cal Republican, opposed the bill, and
during his speech against tho measure
ho was several times interrupted by NJ.
Paul Deroulede and NJ. Lucien Mile.
vaye, loading Boulangists, who were
strongly in favor OF the adoption OF the
bill. The language employed by both
NM. Deroulede and Milovoye was
violent, and finally NJ. Clemenceau, old
parliamentarian rs he Is, became in
consed, and turning toward NJ. Derou.
lede called him an "allen." NJ Mile
voye at once sprang to his feot in do
fence OF hfs political comrade, and,
pointing n finger at NJ. ClemGnceau,
who was speaking from the tribune, OK.
claimed coward"
This epithet at once caused nn up.
roar in tho chamber. When order was
restored tho debate was continued, and
finally o vote was taken on the bill,
which tho senate rejected.
This evening NJ. ClomenCoau sent
NM. Monard.Dorian and Sails, both Of
whom nro members OF tho chamber, to
tho residence Of NJ. Deroulede with a
challenge to settle tho quarrel on the
field OF honor.
NJ. Doroulcdc received tho reprcscntt
aLives Of NJ. ClomenCoau, and aftor
reading the challenge told them TO in.
form their principal that ho had doCid.
cd not to grant reparntion.
Upon receipt Of NJ DGroulodo's rOply
to his challenge NJ. ClcmUncoau rc.
Quostcd NM. Rabior and Winkors.
lioimor to convey challenge TO fight u
duel TO NJ. Nillevoye, Thoy did 80 and
they also met with refusal to fight, NJ.
Millovoyc said that he would not accept
tho challenge, but hc addod that he
himself would challenge NJ. Clemenceau
TO fight after the debate in the chamber
on the question Of the Gxtradllion from
England OF NJ. Herr, who Is charged
with having been implicated IN the
Panama canal frauds and brlberles.
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PITTsDuRdu, June l9.-The Oil Well
Supply Company, one of the most ex.
tenslye corporations in Pennsylvania
and the largest concern OF its Kind in
tho world, to-day went into the hands
of receiver, The corporation is cap
italizod at 81 800 900 and its assets aggre-
gate 81, 100000. Tho total indebtedness
is placed at 81, 100000,
Tho debt is pressing, and on account
Of tho depression in the business can
not be met.
Tho principal Offices, and iron and
pipe mill OF the company are located in
Pittsburgh. They also have fouudrle',
shops and Offices in Oil City, Bradford,
Connecticut and Ohio, and owns prop
erty in New York, Ohio, Indiana, Illi-
nois and West Virginia, rs well as in
Pennsylvania. They employ over 1900
clerks and operatives.
Tho proceedings for the appointment
OF receiver were taken this afternoon
before Judge Burlington in the United
States circuit court. Tho bill presented
was in behalf of Edward II, Cole and L.
Parks CODY, both OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
The former is stoCkholder to the
amount OF S350,000 and the latter Is a
creditor. The bill stated that the com
pany Owed over SS00,000 the greater
part Of which was in promissory notes
and endorsements and that 1t was ut
kAa Al % tnH
as will shortly and from time mature,
II the business and factories are kent
together and continuedth resultwill be
beneficial to all interested stockholders
and creditors.
In conclusion, it was asked that the
company be required to answer, that it
be decreed insolvent, and receiver APP
pointed to take full charge and carry on
the business and enjoin creditors from
interfering. The company admitted
tho truth OF the allegations and John
Eaton was appointed receiver. Mr..
Eaton was president OF tile concern.
Subsequently the following statement
was issued by the company:
ut is with deep regret that We have
announced our inability to meet matur-
ing obligations and that this COM
pany has gone into the hands
OF receiver. We have depended
largely on eastern financial insti-
tutions In consequence Of the gen
cral distrust that has existed
the last few months, it has been exceed
ingly difficult to obtain necessary dis
counts and the last few weeks almost
an impossibiity. Until the last mo-
ment We expected to weather the
storm, but we we're finally forced to the
conclusion that We had better stop and
shape matters to prevent waste.
"0ur assets are largely in excess OF
liabilities. On January l the quick
assets, viz, cash bills receivable and
book accounts with about half the mer.
chandise, we're enough to pay liabili-
ties. There has been no material
change in the proportions since. We
feel confident, therefore, in saying we
can pay all liabilities with interest and
have large properties left"
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CONDENSED rELEaRAMs.

National Democratic Chairman VIM.
L. HRrrity has sent II luttor to Richard
Croker OF Now Yerk, declining nh in.
vitation TO address Tommany Hail on
July 4,
Everything Ia progressing quietly at
Tonnwanda, New York, mud nino
bargcs, all that arc tied UP at the
docks, arc being unloaded. Each boat
is guarded by militia.
Philip Graves, n retired Pittsburgh
market man, sixty.four years Of auo,
committed suicide yesterday at his ros.
idcncU In Allegheny by shooting him.
self In the head with revolver
saugcr, tho Milwaukee blcyclist,
boat his quarter milo record by ono
second, making IL In ~ l.5 seconds.
He made n milo Ia | minute 3S l.j soc.
onds, beating schoaod's record 10
seconds.
A combination has beou mado in
Germany between the RichtorlslB aud
Social Democrats against the supporters
Of tho army bill on the rc.ballot. The
bitterness felt by tho government par.
ties toward RIchior 10 excessive,
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no GET Ar THE TRUTH"
Hohc Smiths Latest Ponslon order 10 Pr
vent "Frnud."

Hohc Smiths Latest Pension order TO Pre-.
won't Fraud"
WASHINGTON, D. O., June l0.-An
order was to-day issued by Commission.
or Loehron, OF the pension bureau, and
approved by Secretary Smith, with q
view to preventing fraud in making ap-
pIications for ponsions. 1t has been
the custom Of certain pension attorneys
IN dillorent parts OF the country to tilo
applications ior their clients using
printed forms, all Of tho lnatter con.
tainod in tho applications being in
print, except tho name, regiment, otc.
By this means it is believed applicants
have been induced by uuprinciplod aL.
totneys to swear to II false state Of facts.
Tho one object / have in view in
hsling thisordor," said Secretary Smith
to-day, "ig to got ut tho truth"
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THE GREAT SUBURBAN RACE.

The Entries for the Biggest Racing
Event of the Year.
New YoRk, June l9.-The following
are the entries for the suburban han
dicap, to be run tomorrow. Lamp
lighter, 129; Raceland, 11S; DR.. Has
brouck, l16; Mars. ll2; Iddesleigh, 1O5;
Terriler, 95; Banquet, l25; Charade,
III; Possara, 1l5; The Pepper, 1l2;
Lowlander, los.
Conditions: Tho Suburban, handi-
cap sweepstakes OF $500 each, hall
forfeit; the association to add the
amount necessary to make the value Of
the race 25,000; the second to receive
5000 and the third $1,000 OF the
money SO added; ono mile and a
quarter,
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Escapcd From jail.
Special Dispatch to @c h'eiltoenccn

Special Dispatch to the IntsitiJcaccr
HuNrlNdToN, W. Va" June 10. =
George Porter, white, Edlow Jackson,
William Davis, and John Alexander,
the lattor three being colored, and all
charged with burglary, made thoir es-
cape from Jail at 3 o'clock this morning,
and lad not been apprehended late to-
night, but the authorities are after
them. Saturday night the POLICE made
u clever capture. in the person OF a man
giving his name as Charles Vaughn,
,who was arrested in the act Of passing
a forged check on merchant. To-day
II was found that ho had operated OK
tensivcly in the same line aboutto
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Anothrr noooiyor Anrointod.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June l0,-Mr. j. N.
Adam was appointed temporary re-
ceivor of the George l.. Squire Manuiac.
turing Company by Justice Lambert in
the special torn OF the supreme court
to-day, and his bond was fixed at S5O,.
600. The appointment was made on
application OF the company. Llabili-
itics are about 100000, and tho assets
$3OO,0OO. Cause, strlngcncy Of the
money markot
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Increase Of Gold.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June l9.-Gradu-
ally and in the absence OF export the
gold in the treasury is increasing. To-
day it is 500, ,7l9,54G, an increase since
Saturday Of more than 100000. and q
gain OF nearly S., ,000,0 900 during the past
threo weeks. The fact that American
grain is now finding foreign markets iH
given as the reason for the cessation Of
gold exports, and tho fact that the west
is receiving large quantities Of money
from the east accounts IN large meas.
ure for the building up Of the treasury
rold.
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THE BLAME FIXED.
Coroner's Verdict in the Case of
the Fords Theatre Disaster.
lIgSIORTH, COVERT, DANT, SASSE

All Held Responsible for the Tragedy
and win bO Placed Under Arrest
To.day-The Jury Also Find tho
Government Failure to Provide
Skilled superintendent OF tho Re.
pairg "Unbusinesslike and Repre-.
hcnsIblo"-It Comes Out That no
Bond Was Required of the Con.
tractor-CoIOnel Ainsworth Not Per.
mlttod to Give Testimony at tho
Inquest.
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ARGUMENT BEGUN
In the Great Borden Trial by
Ex-Governor Robinson.
ELOQUENT PLEA FOR THE DEFENSE.

he Argues That the State Has Not
Brought a Particle OF Evidence to
Prove That Lizzie Committed tho
Murders-PhysIoalIy and Morally
Impossible for Her to Commit tho
Crime-The Police of Fall River
Scored for Their Course Strong
Case Made for the Accused.
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MILLIONS LOST

Aud Many Lives Destroyed by tho Wis
oonsin Forest Fires.
ASHLAND, Wis, June 19.-Forost
firos arc sweeping over many miles OF
territory. John Meagher perished near
Moquahu. Two children, names not
known, burned to death at sanborn and
the town is wiped out. The Northern
Pacific bridge at Minerville is gone and
bridge 800 feet long OH the South
Shore at sanborn was destroyed. Many
freight cars are destroyed. Tho total
property loss is in tho millions.
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BoY MUnDEnEis.
He Kills the son Of Ills Employer White In
m Angry Mood,


A,uunY PARK, N. j., Juno 19-Tho
murder Of Dcrtic Wagner, II little son Of
Louis Wagner, farmer, by George
Wood, a boy employed by Mr.. Wagner
has caused intense excitement in that
portion Of Monmouth county Young
Wood ran away, aud has not boon ar.
rested Young Wood came from vii.
lIamsburp, whore hO lived with his
widowed mother about ton days Ngo
lilo was d etronc, sturdy lad, fourteen
years OF ago, hut very lazy Saturday
he was IN an ugly mood, and Mr. WOg.
nof decided to aond him back homo
Wood went upstairs, Bortio followed
MN, In u icw minutes thorc was u
loud report Wood ran downetaits,
and meeting Mira Warner, said
'Bottio did it,
Tho child was lying in n pool Of blood
with tho loft eide Of HE iaCO aud head
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blown Of. Across his breast lay his
fathers shotgun, one barrel Of which
had been discharged, The child bled
to death in three hours. The neighbors
floCked to the house and stood in the
door yard discussing the tragedy.
There was no question but that the
child had been shot by young Wood,
who was walking about cool and uncon.
eerned. When he heard the farmers
talking about having him arrested he
escaped to the woods
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PRINCESS BUhA11A
VIII Sail for Europe Saturday on In Tou
ninc,

VIII sail Tor EUROPE Saturday on In Tonr-
aine.
New York, June l9.-The Infanta
Eulalla will leave America next satur-
day. She will sail from New York on
the French liner, La Touraino. The
princess, with her husband and Mrs.
Coballos, drove to tho French line dock
at II o'clock this morning, and we're
shown through the La Touraine.
Eulaia picked out the state rooms
which seemed TO her most comfortable.
and they were reserved for the royal
marty.
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Keep tho head cool, the feet warm
and the bowels open. Bacon's Colory
Cure 10 n vegetable preparation and acts
na a natural laxative, and Ia the proat.
est romcdy ever discovered for tho euro
Of dyspepsia, liver complaint and all
blood, liver and kidney diseases. Gail
on Logan Drug Company, solo agent.
HiEo SOC 1'S
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A PINT OF BEER
Was tho Wager That Induced John Hag.
gerty TO ,Junp on the Brooklyn Bridge,

Wns tho Wngcr TINT Ihducod JOHN HnB-
gOrty to Jump on the Brooklyn Bridge.
New YoRK, June 10.-A typical
Cherry Hill tough, John ]. Haggerty
by namc, jumped from the Brooklyn
bridge to the river this afternoon on a
wager OF pint of beer He was not in
jured in the slightest.
Haggorty was drunk whom he &C.
complished tho feat, and was in the
same condition when landed in the po.
lice station a few minutes after his
great leap.
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The I,Ioting Ilesumed.

VIENNA, Juno 10. Tho rioting started
10 Bruonnic yesterday by tho agitators
for universal suffrage was renewed to-
day. Troops were called to aid tho
police. Tho rioters stoned them and
were dispersed only after a hot fight In
which many Of tho workingmen wore
CIT.
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SOUTHAMPTON, June lO-Artivod-
Berlin, New York.
GLASGOW, June l0.--Arrivcd--stnto Of
California, Now York.
GmRAlTAn, June l0-Arrivod--
l'uldu, Now York
pulADBirnlA, June lO.--Arflyol---
BNllsh Princess, Liverpool,
Nav NonK Juno l0.--Arflved-
Traayc, Bremen Fricaland, Antwerp.
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INA RECEIVERS HANDS.
The Oil Well Supply Company, of
Pittsburgh, Embarrassed,
HAS INTERESTS in MANY STATES,

West Virginia, and is the
Largest Concern of the Kind in the
worId-Expected to Pay Dollar for
DolIaF-The Action Necessary to
stratghton Out Matters--The strin.
gency in Money Matters the Cause.
Astatement by the Company.
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JUSTICE BlATCHFoRD STRICKEN
Ho Receives n Stroke of Paralysis and Can
not Live.

sAAo ANSbpANos htfuhH Va AAlhAyhihNhN = NNH-
not Live.
NEWPORT, r. l., June l9,-AsSoClate
Justice Samuel Blatchford, of the I'm.
tied States supreme court, has been
stricken with paralysis at his cottage
on GreenOuRh Place. 1t is thought he
cannot recover and his family have
been told to prepare for the worst.
It's understood from reliable author.
ity that he had three slight shocks in
Washington before coming here, and
when he arrived last week 1t was noticed
that he was feeble, and that begaye eyi-
dence OF having suffered from paralytic
shocks. 1t is thought that no cannot
live but few weeks, No one ia allowed
to sec him.
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Tho Cowboy I,acc.

WAusAu, NED., June l9,-All Of the
cowboys have now registered hOro and
departed for tho east. After tho three
leaders had departed last night the
nthers arrived and Registered.
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ALBANY, OREGON, June lO-Lynn
County Bank closed its doors this morn
ing. The cashier says the liabilities
arc about $22O,0O0 and assets S3lS,00O.
Depositors will be paid in full
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LUMBER coMPANY FAILS.
Tho Little Kanawhn Company in IL Re-
CGlVors Hands.

BosroN, Mass, June l9.-The Little
Kanawha Lumber Company, Maine
corporation, capital stock OF 100000,
with $4,000 paid in, is financially en-.
barraesed, and has been placed in re-
ceiver's hands, The assets are 81, lOO,-
600; liabilities S7s5,O0O, consisting OF
negotiable paper.
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Tom uoc,. Crcnt Ride.

FRrNoST, o., June lO.-Tom Roc, the
bicyClist, arrived hero at o'clock and
left at 7;45 for Woodvlllc, where lie will
remain over night.
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For West vlrglnin, Western Pennsylyanla and
Ohio, ialr followed by increasing uluudlngsl
aud probably showers In WOgt Virginia aud
Southern OHIO cooler In West Virginia and
southern Ohio east 10 south winds.
TilE TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
a. furnished by G. scHNErp druggist, corner
Market aud Fourteenth strootl
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convict upon any evidence you will
look to zee il it fits in, and whether the
chain is complete before you make up
your mind.
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TifE NUDE THEORY,

al Lizzie borden killed her step.
mother nt 9!4J, did she como down and
proot her father In that bloodstainod
dross2 She must have stood astridc
horstcpmothor and smashed tho hatchct
into her head. She must have walked
into tho gca Of blood, scattered II all
over herself, changed her clothing aud
changed II after the second slaughter
III would not be surprised II they
said slo did tho slaughterihg whilo
nude, My heart aches 10 think what
may be the theory Of the prosecution,
She did not Try to get Bridget out Cf the
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-27

NIryy, Ian ~ Nnn,.,l,.;-,, - -.
,,'.,.a.,.,, ,P'V9'', " ',l'
"'"lP 'VC"'re' 'o"aE IN thc fort Schritt
NINE at DuN in L,' '"ma. 1t is known
mat four miners were killed and thirty
injured. One hundred men are cntomb-
Ell IN the mine. Every effort is being
made to rescue thcm.
JENNA, Jan. ii. Thc accident IN the
Forischrltt mine was more serious than
reports tins afternoon indicated. DIs-
patches state that eighty persons were
Killed outright and scores injured. Ecs.
cueis are hart at work and great excite
mcht exists around the pit ut the mine
The explosion occurred this morniL.
when the shifts Wpry rnartrir,, \ r.,rn
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DGrHoIT Mich., Jan. p. Seventeen
Cinnamon Illegally in the United States,
and under sentence Of deportation. left
hero yesterday for San Francisco in
charge ! United States Mar=hgl Van
huren an, II r""'hor II 3nputirs Every
precaution was taken to Keep the mat.
ter quI"t rs it Was feared efforts would
be made 20 dctain tho prisoners on write
Of haheae corpus. and for the same rca.
son the road which was t. carry the
marshal ana party to san Francisco lad
been kept profound secret.
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ing and loan associations. BY Logue. to
require the stamping of gold and silver
bullion. BY Burnell, compelling the use
OF safety implements in mining shafts.
by Monteath, amending the law relating
to change of county seats
In the senate a petition was received
irom Nelhart, asking the establishment
OF new Judicial district in Meaghcr
county.
Bills were introduced by Hoffman in.
creasing the salary Of the governors pri.
vate secretary. by Power changing the
corporation law regarding savings banks
and trust deposit and security assoca-
tions.
The senate in executive session con
trmcd the nominations Of George Blinn
FOR boiler inspector and d. \. Thetge for
assistant, and referred the nomination of
Herbert Ha!Ioway for state veterinarian
to the committee on stock growing
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Y NIRNl JUDGE.
! Buti" ju-tic" safely Cages Uuugar-
ian Desperate.

The Butte lapcrs contain accounts of
the bravery of Justice Colman of that
place as illustrated in a recent encoun-
ter with ID desperate named Rcslii. a
Hungarian who had killed two men in
this country and has tho reputation of
being chronicalIy in state of blood.
thrstyness. The Judge found the Grim
inal for whom ne had issued warrant.
which the constable had failed to serve.
in gambling den and, asking him to
step outside. told him he must 90 with
him.
The Inter Mountain states the result
as follows:
Me no 20 with you" said the Hun.
garian. at the same time drawing a pearl
handled revolver from his pocket. BE.
fore he could use If. however, the Judge
fellcd him to the ground with q blow
and then by Il dcXteroua movement Sc
cured possession of the weapon. The
fellow accompanied the Justice very re.
luctantly up to his Office When climb
ing the stairs the Hungarian muttcred.
~ on 40 got m" yet" and before the
Judge was aware Of hIs intrntion. the
fellow drew 81 Colts revolver Of li.cali-
hrc and was going to use il. wncn he
was Knocked of his feet by the Judge
while the pearl handled revolver was
beating q lively TATTOO ON the liurgurian's 5
head.
he justice secured possession Of the
Colts revolver also and thinking that he
had him disarrned he walked him over
70 the city jail. Here another discovery
vas made. Around the fellows waist
was strapped Il cartridge belt loaded witt!
ll-caltbcr cartridges. There was a pouch
for tn Colts revolver and in another
sheath attached to the belt was a new
dirk knifn about eight inches long.
After the desperate had been safely
Gagged tn" complaining witness. Nargo.
Was discovered in Il secluded part uf JUS
tlrc tD!mar's Office. His teeth were
rhait"ring like" q man with the aguc and
iHs whoi" appearance denoted that he
was iriIhttuiiy scared Neither Of the
parties can speak much English. but
from remarks dropped 10y Eargo his
former companion Is Il man vino would
not hcslta!" to commit murder If the
chance presented itself.
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rHE CAPITAL NATIo>AA rAII,Hl,
"HiN D"po~itOrs of small Means Los,
Th"ir Nli.

Th"ir Nli.
LINcoLN, Neb. Jan. - The Capital
National bank failure is the sole topic Of
conversation i'll Lincoln today. Hundreds
OF people surrounded the bank doors all
the morning, hoping against hope that
they would swing out a-ain. The de-
posltor5 number thousands. many Of
small means. who will lose from $500 to
$1,000: the bank paying six per cent in
tcrcst being the attraction which drew
their savings.
! committee Of bankers of the CITY
Was IN consultation ait night cuucrrting
means to prevent undue excitement and
Il consequent run on their Institutions
President MaCfar.and, OF the First
National, stat, this afternoon that he
he.icvci the h..Ik would pay all Of the
dcpositura in fuil. hut the stockhulderg
would be compelled 10 put up large
sums II money to DO So. The mlnc-
dlat" caU,c Of the failure was the fact
that In" state treasurer had notified the
National Capital that hr should require
cluO.COo within the next week. Treasurer
Hartley arrived this morning and states
that inaSmuch as the governor. secretary
Of state and attOrney-gcucral had ap-
proved the bond Of Musher and Outcalt
for sIOO,OuO undcr the Law which went
into effect when hc took charge Of tie
state funds, hc and his bonGsmen were
released from all liability which will fall
upon the state. in qualifying ON the
bona Moshcr swore that he was worth
S.OO,OOO and Dutcalt 100000.
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tAC~oH, Ncv" Jan ~ William -.
Stewart was rr-clc1t"d to the United
States senate hy the legislature. he
w1a the silver Iarty candidate ami Ya-
"aiycd unanimous vote. Congressman
HMrlInc wNs the rrnuNLi-m rnnNiinl-