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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-20
A COTTON M1LL CLOSED.
The big Amoskeag Factory Suspends
Operations until September.

New York, July ia Boston dispatch
announces the shutting down for August
of the Amoskeag cotton mill This is the
largest cotton mill in the United States,
and probably in the world 1t employs
5000 operatives, uses 6,0000O0 pounds of
cotton per week, and pays S225, 200 a
month in wages.
The selling agents of the Amosleag
mill in this city, John L. Bremen & Co,
of IS Leonard street, said that the shut
ting down was decided upon at a meeting
of directors held in Manchester, N. H,
Monday, and was necessitated by the
present unsettled condition of trade.
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Avn Armonsdale Bank suspends.

Armonsdale, Kaus, July i9.-The Citi-
zens bank suspended yesterday.
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THE LOWER HOUSE.

The Committee ON Privileges and Elec-
tions Appointe..
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA. Jan. 6.-At the Friday morning
session Of the house all members answered
the roll call. Bach, the chairman Of the
committee on rules, reported that 100
copies for the use Of members had been
ordered printed. Bach moved that when
the house adjourn II adjourns TO 2 p. m.
Monday. Carried.
Bach, Scharnikow and Tallant were ap-
pointed committee to meet tho commit
tee OF the senate on joint rules.
A recess Of 20 minutes was taken.
Bach moved that q committee be ap-
pointed on privileges and elections. Car
ricd. Bcecher, Bach, Burke, Jockey and
Tallant were chosen.
Here Hamilton again offered to the
house his certificate and q copy Of the
oath taken before Judge Pemberton.
Lecch nlso offered his certificate. The
privileges Of the floor Of tho house were
extended TO the contestants pending the
consideration Of the case. The report of
the state board of examiners transmitted
by the governor was received and spread
on the minutes. Tho house then adj
journed to p. m, Monday, Jan. 8.
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A GOOD MAN GONE.


Known Portlaad Banker.
PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 6.-William S.
Ladd. the pioneer banker and one OF the
heaviest capitalists on the Pacific coast.
died at his home In this city to-day. His
death was caused by heart failure. While
being dressod this morning he fell lifelcss
on his bed. About Is years ago Mr.. Ladd
suffered paralytic stroke which deprived
him Of tho use Of his lower limbs. and he
has been unable to walk since. Ladd was
born at Holland. vt.. In the year 1898. He
came to Portland In 1851 and engaged In
the mercantile business. In 1859. he
together with Charles +. Tilton organised
the banking house Of Ladd q Tilton, at
the head Of which no remained till his
death. He leaves wife and five children.
thrco sons, William W., Charles E. and
Wesley NJ. and two daughters. Mrs. II. J..
Corbett. who 10 now Mt Colorado Springs,
Colo, and Mrs. Charles Pratt OF Brooklyn,
N. y.
Ladd was ono OF the pillars and found.
ers of the First Presbyterian church in
this city and was friend OF public char.
itics. II was his custom to set aside one
tenth Of his net income for charitable pur-
poses. His estate Is estimated to be worth
sco.0O,m0. 1t consists largely OF real es-
tate In this city and In tho state Of Wash.
ington.
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THE DAWNS. FIGHTERS.
Martha Murphys Face BADLY Battered By
. Young Tough.

BUTTE. Jan. 6.-An elderly man. who
gave his name rs Martin Murphy, was
found by Officer Dwyer tonight wander
ing about East Park street with his face
so badly cut and bruised as to have almost
lost every semblance TO human features.
In answer TO the officers inquiries as to
how he had received his injuries, Murphy
said that short time before he had been
set upon by John Dwan. who had knocked
him down and then kicked him In the facc
repeatedly. Murphy's assailant 10 q
member Of the Dwan family, who nj dif-
fcrent times have figured conspic uousiy In
the police court, and his assault upon
Murphy was in retaliation for a few kicks
Murphy administered to the elder Dwan
this forenoon. According to Murphy's
story. old man Dwan called AT his house
this forenoon while drunk. aud began to
abuse and insult Mrs. Murphy. Dwau re-
fusing to dcsist when he ordered him TO
do so. Murphy says he put him out OF the
house and gave him q kick or two as he
was going through the door. Young Dwan
learned Of this and tonight lay In wait for
Murphy and gave him the pummel,ng al
ready mentioned. Tho officer took MUIR
phy to the station where q physician
dressed his wounds. The assault occurred
in East Park strect just beyone the
city limits.
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NO WARMING GIVEN.

Fireman Tout Loses His Life on the
Utah Northern.
Special Dispatch to the standard.
LIMA, Jan. CA terrible accident bcfcll
rtreIuan Austin Tout late this afternoon.
Al train No. 20 was nearing Dry creek, the
heavy iron bars that connect the engine
and tank gave AWAY. dropping Tout, who
was In the act Of putting coal in the fur.
mace, on the rails beneath tho train, which
was running at high rate Of speed. His
body was horribly mangied and strewed
for q long distance along the track.
The deceased fireman's brother was an
engineer on the same locomotive. A wife
and several small children are left to
mourn his sad death.
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IN A MINOR KEY.


Flashes Of News From varteus RaPts -
the world.
PARIS. Jan. 6.-Ths cold weather continues
unabated. Two persons were frozen 70 deash
at Toulouse and one ut Bordeaux.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-bandmaster CappA. a
Cappa's famous seventh regiment band, disd
here this morning.
NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Two new typhus eases
we're reported this morning. FouEteen dookhs
have occurred 30 far.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-TWO million dollars IN
go ana a million ounces OF silver were taken
for export this morning.
WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-Senator Kenna b ro.
ported this morning as having pssssd 0 eoed
night. His condition Is improved this morning.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. "a report from Lone
Jack, twenty miles east OF here, says 0 negro
murdered two negro women and escapsd. No
particulars.
PARIS. Jan. s.-Marius Hurad. rum dissiiise
Of Martinique and a member Of the chamber e
deputies for that island. has failed. Liabiisisas
i,0p,oo francs.
CRY OF MEXICO. Jan. 6-A number of ~
rests have been made In connection WIN dsfak
cations In the state Of Pusolo. Tho amount ~
yolyed Is about 100000.
ISpIANAPoLIs. Ind. Jan. 6.-Ths legisia-
ture In joint session this morning listened % ths
farewell message OF Governor Chase. Is eee-
tanned matters only interesting to the stase.
BERLIN, Jan. s.-The miners Of Gelssakir-
| schen. westphaiia. decided to Join the minsss
OF the saad district In their strike. Ths move
ment is spreading extensively througbous nh-
ing regions.
CHICAGO Jan. ga decision Was rsndsgsA
| to-day In the suit OF the noted Trader E1vA
| Pardridge against the board Of trade to prsvsos
IL from expe,ling him for dealing in pufs ed
calls. The decision Is In favor Of the board
sANpusKY. Ohio. Jan. G. e.-wickham q Co. a
| Huron. one Of the most extensive fishing eoa-
| cerns Of the country. failed for . quarter q .
| million. The fishing season has been vegy IN
| profitable The firm also endorsed heavily fos .
| Toledo concern which Is badly involved.
| MONTREAL. Jan. 6-vAn Horne. general
| manager Of the Canadian Pacific. denies the ~
port that the steamers Empress Of lndiA. NJ
press Of China and Empress Of Japan. plying
between Vancouver and Japan. VII b trans
/ ferred TO the Atlantic and constitute Inst iine
/ between Canada and the United Kingdom.
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IN THE SENATE.

Standing committees Appointsd--Ad.
journment to Monday.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA. Jan. 6.-The senate met at 10
o'clock this morning. On motion of Sena-
tor Gibson the following standing com.
mittees were appointed:
Agriculture and Manufactures -Gibson. Hof-
man. Folsom.
Commerce and Navigation Cullen,
McDermott.
Milaage-Ca Cardwell. Buford, BayiIss.
Corporations Other than Municipal -Esgies-
ton. McDermott. steele. Power. Brown.
Counties. Towns and Municipal Corporations
Cardwell. Gibson, Cullen. Hatch, Power.
Education Gibson, Matts. Goddard.
Engrosscd Bllls-Hatch. Cullen. Buford.
Enrolled Bllls- Cullen, Cardwell, swift.
Federal Relations Folsom, Eggleston, Glib
son. Buford, Goddard.
Finance and Claims Hoffman, Bayliss, Glib
son, McDermott, Folsom.
Judlclary-Mstts, Gibson. Hoffman, Bayiss,
Goddard.
Military Affairs-Buford, Hoffman, Power.
Mines and Mining McDermott, Eggleston.
Buford, Folsom. Brown.
Public buildings. Hospitals and Asylums-
Hoffman. Matrs. Csrdweli, Hatch. Bayliss.
Public Lands-Buford, ttesle, Hoffman, Swift,
Goddard.
Public Morals-Power, Goddard, Steele.
PrintinR-Cullen. Eggieston. Hatch.
Roads, Highways and Bridges-Brown, Blu.
ford, Cardwell, Gibson, Hatch.
Iibraries-Swift. Goddard, Steele.
Irrigation and Water Rights Buford, Hod-
man, Eggleston. Folsom. Goddard.
Fish and Game-fioffman, Cardwell. Bayliss.
Elections and Privileges-steele, McDermott.
Eggleston, Brown. Swift.
Labor and capital-Goddard, Cardwell, Cullen,
Power. Folsom.
Stock Growing and Grazing --Bayiss. Card.
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De LEssEPs. STATEMENTS.
xapsstaat Dsvslepnsats In The raean
Canal Case.

AoDeSts8S Uovesop1oou - - seoe.e
Canal Case.
PARIs, Jan. e.-Ths charges against
Baihut, minister Of public works. In the
Do Froycinet cabinet, have aroused great
interest. Az minister Of public works be
had important influence on the course Of
tho government In regard 70 the Panama
Canal company, and the charge b snb'
stantially that he sold in0uence. The
Figaro says the judge decided the evidence
against him warrants putting him on trial
1t IL reported the proof against Baihut end
other important psople whom the govern
ment 10 prosecuting 10 due 10 an
understanding between the eov.
ernment and Dc Lesssps, under
which tho latter BY giving all the informa-
tion In his power In relation
to tho beneficiaries Of tho Panama canal
corruption. will be treated with great lcni-
ency or entire immunity. Il 10 reported
De Lesseps made m unreserved statement
OF all the facts within his knowledRo and
will repeat 1t. when the case comes to
trial. His object IL said to be not only Inn
munity but also to convince the public the
Panama company was forced by irresista-
BILE pressure from officials and newspa-
pers, to choose between wholesale corrup-
tion and the threatened ruin of the enter
prise. II 10 said Dc Lesseps' revelations
are of tho most startling character and
will create sensation In America ~ well
France.
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IMPRISONED BY The ICE
Iuch Damage Caused 10 Coal PlseS In
the Ohio River.
MORE TROUBLE EXPECTED
oorses Forming at Different Points
and Valuable Floats In
Danger-No Loss
OF Life.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. 6.-This even
ing In ice gorge in the Ohio river broke
with nobody knows precisely what loss in
boats and coal fleets. Heavy ice has been
floating and forming In the river for the
past two or three days. An ice gorge this
morning formed between tho Louisville 4
Nashville bridge and tho Cincinnati
Southern railroad bridge, covering o
distance Of two miles. The floating Ice
came down and joined tho gorge. Tho
river below was clear. The immense
frozen raft locked all the coal fleet, nine
packets aud several tow boats. Tho
harbor boats Comet, Bcnwood and Alice
Barr tried all day 10 break the gorge but
without result. A. $50 o'clock tho Inn
mense body Of Ice began to move in solid
mass. Tho packets aud tow boats
to all appearances escaped with
little or no injury. On tho
other hand every coal feet suffered.
The principal destruction is tho follow
ing: PittsburR Coal company. four
barges and two floats. value $1,000; Col
lier. Budd 4 Co.. four berges and several
floats, value 10000.
Al Ludlow. KY, Mr.. Buck lost 16 barges
valued at $4,000. Seven miles further
down tho river two barees and three floats
were taken away, value $4,000. Other in
cvitable incidental losses are estimated mt
$4,000. making tho total 100000. But the
situation Is still threatening. At9o'clock
tonight the gorge stopped Mt North Bend,
13 miles below. Another gorge Mt the
same time formed just above Lawrence.
burg, Ind, % miles down the river. Be.
tween the two gorges tho water is clear,
and there arc locked coal boats and
bargcs such rs have not gone down. l,
seems scarcely possible to savc any prop.
erty In tho prison Of icc. Tho river above
is open but floating heavy ice. II nno,her
gorge forms here tonight, greater damage
will be done.
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FIRE AT MOUNTAIN HOME.
Once Of the "Rasgs and valley" Burned
20 the GrouUd.

Once Of the orange and Valley" Burned
20 the Ground.
special Dispatch to the Standard.
MoUNrAiN HOME, Idaho, Jan. 6.-The
Range and vqllsv plant Gas totally de-
stroycd by fire last night, loss si.oOo; also
tho household goods and valuable papers
aud books belonging to Mrs. Mcdonald
Phelps, which were In tho second story,
wero totally destrdyed; value not learned.
The Range and Valley was q very newsy
papervand A. s. Abbott, the owner and
editor. has the deep sympathy OF the COM
munity. Everything he owned. except the
ground the Office was built on. 10 In ashes.
Supply houses have wired him that they
will furnish all he needs to start anew.
Misfortuncs never come alone. II is said,
and this morning flre broke out In the
residence Of Mrs. Hayes. but was discov-
cred before much damage was done. ex-
cept 10 carpets and bedding. which wero
destroyed by water; no insurance.
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Fire In LiveBpool.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 6.--Rirs broke out In IN
immense six-story warshoass At midnight
and spread up TO two other cotton wase-
houses adjoining. Ths fare burned itssaf
out about o'clock this aftsrnooo. Ths
salvage will be trifiina. II 10 nov said that
there were 10000 bales oe cotton In ths
buildings, all Of which was DESTROYED.
Nobody was killed, but the men % the
roof when tho walls fell narrowly eseaped
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NOT MONTANA WEATHER
SsYsrs Storms IN States Along Tho II,
lintic Coast
SHIPS AT SEA IN DANGER
New York Visited by q Severe
Blizzard Seaside Summer
Resorts Suffer Much
Damage.

HIGHLAND LIGHT, Mass, Jan. s.-Ths
gallo that developed here yesterday in
creased to the worst northeast storm thus
far this season. During tho night the 80
thundered against the cli6s the snttrs
length Of the coast. Two bArks and the
schooner Alma Cummings were driven
northeastward out to sea. The steamer
Chatham, which passed out for Baltimoss
at noon 10 laborine hsaviiy. One steamer,
one square-rigged vessel and I've schoon.
ers are stormbound' near Provincetowu.
There 10 no sign Of . change In the
weather. The train due from Boston q
p. m. had not arrived at o'clock. The
tracks are being filed with snow.
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HAMILTON and LEECH
Both Appear Before Tho Committee On
Elections.
THE SENATE COMMITTEES
Two Democrats. Two Republicans
and Populist VIII Decide the
Box Elder Case A
Outlet Day.
special Dlspatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA. Jan. 6.-But little was done 10,
day In the house. The most important
feature of the session Was tho selection Of
the committee on privileges and elections.
The complexion Of the committe is two
republicans, two democrats, with popu-
list for chairman. The future action OF
the populists cannot be foretold and II
will be indicated by the result Of the coni-
mittee's report. The democrats are con.
fldent that their man will be seated.
They are regarding their case az strong
one. Tho time Of the report of the com.
mittee to the house VI indefinite. Leech
will make q determined contest.
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Out In the Twelfth.

AMSTERDAM, n. ", Jan. 6.--The fight
between Jim Dome Of Amsterdam and
Billy Frazier for the 130-round champion
ship Of America occurred early this morn.
ing in the presence Of go sports. AL Greg
gains Of San Francisco was referee. The
fight was scientific. Dome knocked Fra
zier out In the 18th round with right and
left handlers.
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LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 6.-The anti.mo-
nopoly senators voted with the combine
to-day on the promise that they would be
siven control Of the railroad and other
leading committees. They stipulated,
however, In case the combine failed to
carry out It's promises they would Join tho
Independents when it came to the election
a Q United States senator, SO the situa.
tim remains almost as complicated as
hpfore.
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TO-DAY the State of Alabama
will be ablaze with political
meetings.
At the Courthouse in each
County seat in every County in
that State the supporters of the
= Third Party will assemble in
mass meeting to protest against
the election of August 1892 and
demand what they term a fair
count at elections. They also
demand a reform Of the election
laws by the Legislature.
We part from the old year
with kindly thought 1t has
brought us a fair share of pros
perity and many new friends.
Best of all it has enabled US to
serve old friends better than we
ever could before.
During the next few days we
shall be busy taking inventory.
after that is done we shall have
an endless line of Bargains in Suits
and Ovcrcoats, also Boys and
Children's clothing which We will
put before the public at prices
that will demand attention.
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BOWEN AND FiELpEN.
A Lively Fight Before the Crescent City
Club.

n Lively right ueiore sne Nfeecebt Nity
Club.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-Andy Bowen
and Joe Fielden fought before the new
Crescent City Athletic club last night for .
purse of 5000, 800 Of which went to the
loser.
10 the first round Bowen knocked
walden down; clever sparring followed,
no4n lAeding wcll At times. Ficlden
landed his right on Boweu's nose and the
latter retallated.
Rounds three, four, Ave, six, seven and
eight were fierce. both men punching
hard. Bowen received the largest num-
ber Of blows. The latter fought desper-
ately but with poor judgment.
In the ninth, tenth. eleventh, twelfth
and thirteenth rounds the men fought
fairly hard, Fieltleng doing most Of tho
fighting, Bowen breaking In bad style and
proving very unsatisfactory to his friends
and hackers.
Tho fourteenth. fifteenth and sixteenth
commenced with plenty Of hitting. Bowen
landed somc hard punches. In the sew
entcenth, eighteenth, nineteenth and
twentieth rounds there was fairly good
fighting. but Fielden complained 10 his
seconds that his thumb was broken.
Bowen went Mt his opponent In tho twen-
tieth round and knocked him down three
times, nearly putting him out, but tho
gong saved him.
In the twenty-first round Bowen
punched his man into tho ropes several
times. Ficlden, dead game, fell and rose
only 20 be knocked down as fast as he
could get up. The gong saved him for
the next round. In which he was knocked
A, g,, sh, Hs. i<A a.,
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For Alrs. steeie's Release.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Justice Barrett In
the supreme court to-day issued writ Of
habeas corpus for the production of Mrs.
Edith Steele. said to bc imprisoned by her
husband, DIR. Thcoyhlius Steele, at tho
Gilscy house. this city. The writ, return
able at 10 o'clock tomorrow, was served
upon DR.. Steele at the Gilscy house this
afternoon.
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AZ Far Rockaway.

FAR RocKAwAY, L. l., Jan. s.-Ths high
tides which accompanied the wind during
the past s6 hours almost overwhslmed Hog
Island. Franks pavilion and Gipson's
bathing house wero washed out to -.
Caffrey's pavilion and other buildings
were damaged. II 10 feared that II ths
storm continues buildings on the beach
will be washed away.
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He WAS FOUND DEAD.
A Member OF the "Paris Terrors" sh'
by Oae of His Companious.

A Member OF the "Paris Terrore" Shot
by One NJ His Companions.
IsPHEMISG, Mich, Jan. 6.-Ammal Sher-
man, overscer of q camp here. was found
dead with q bullet In his breast and
Antony Murray, q workman, gazing flxedly
at the dead man. He said Sherman shot
himself. In Sherman's pocket note was
found saying: ''lf found dead 'twould be
work of Paris Tcrrors,'" the laws Of
which society no violated 10 years ago and
since has been pursued by one Of its Nom.
hers who overlook him In San Francisco
in 1885 and followed him to Happening.
Tho pursuer's description tallics with
Murry's exactly and the latter was ar
rested and substantially admitted his
guilt. He said Sherman failed 10 perform
o certain task In Paris allotted to him and
as result two members were Ruillotined.
Sherman has been under ban since.
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After Them

BRooKLYS, n. v, Jan. s.-The grand
Jury Indicted 70 members OF the board OF
supervisors for extravagant expenditures
IN connection with tho recent Columbian
celebration. The names Of the indicted
are not made public. The jury also rec
commended the corporation council TO sue
the parties to whom money was uniaw.
fully paid. and bring suit against Mayor
Boody. comptroller, city auditor and
board Of aldermen.
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Typhus and smallpox.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s. - The surgeon
general has received report from the
sanitary inspector at FL Pnso. Texas, say
Ing that typhus fever and smallpox are
epidemic at Zacetacas and other points in
sks Interior Of Mexico. Precautions are
being taken tn prevent the diseases being
heought across into the United States.
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RALEIGH. n. C., Jan. 6.-Jan. 4. negro
entered the house Of Randall Mcdonald.
who lived with his sisters. In an attempt
TO rob the place the negro shot Mt the
women, killing one outright and mortally
wounding the other. The murderer later
was identified as Bob Ray. Last night a
posse came up on him and riddlcd him
with bullets. His death was instantaneous.
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An Interesting Topic.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Pesident Harri-
son and cabinet to-day had before them
the question Of commerce to and from
points In the United States over Canadian
roads. The matter was discussed at some
length. The president will shortly send .
message TO tho house in reply to the rcso-
luton Of last July. but what recommends
tions. IL any. he will make arc not yet de-
cisled ,it,on
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Boston. Jan. 6.-At a meeting OF the
board of directors of the Union Pacific
Railroad company resolution was
adopted In memory of Jay Gould. reciting
his eminent services to the company aud
extending heartfelt sympathy to his child
rcn.
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Not Vet Settled.

BISMARCK. N. D., Jan. 8.-Probably dn1y
two Of the three electoral votes OF Moth
Dakota will be cast Monday. The cam
vassing board declared two fu-
sionists and one republican elected. The
supreme court ordered the counting OF
certain votes, which had bcen thrown out,
which elected q third fusionist. Mean
time the governor issued q certificate 10
the two Weaver and one Harrison electors.
Grow. the third Weaver clector, having no
certificate. cannot vote. and tho rspubli-
can will not vote at all on account Of con-
scientious scruplcs as TO his election.
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SAN DIEGO. Cal. Jan. ga report from
the town Of Tia Juana. across the Mexi-
can boundary. states that Evans and SON.
tag. the Coils train robbers. have been
seen there and identified. No arrests were
made rs no extradition papers were at
hand