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Handsome fourth. fioor,
Hat 10 lot; = rooms and
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SPECIAL.

30 Last 10Th ST., corner Madison ave. \
splendid first roor, steam heated, six rooms, all
ight; also two top floors, five rooms; Will be
nm. lu,-. ..r.I r.r,urn l.. .nI.t
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D EAST. Elegant steam. heated
and bath. rCnls SD 10 NAO.
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iSD 81, .2D WEST. near Broadway. Elegant
Singl" apartments of y rooms and bath. newly
freScned and painted in white aud gold: all inn
pruNenlents: steam heated: I'd, 18th and 5tb floors,
~ Ia IdOllars: free 10 Nov. l. q. NICHOLAS,
liSI broadway, near i2d ST.. or lanitor.
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single Nat. 3 light rooms, one flight mp; all i'm
movements: convenient 10 I. station; rent $40.
JNncr AT ,JD Enst Stlth N.
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WANERTEN LACE O7 lst foor. 2jxlO5: All
improvements: first class order: low rents;
light business or dwelling. Janitor or Money
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The Hibe. mans will hold their regular
monthly social session this evening.
Visitors from Butte yesterday report q
heavy snow fall there yeste' day morning.
Knute Ophein kindly presented the altar
rail for the chapel of the Catholic Orphans
home.
The case Of George Hermann. admins
traitor. versus the A. y. y. W. OF Nevada.
was dismissed in the district court yester-
day without prejudice.
There will bs . regular meeting of Helena
lodge No. 1913. b. ?. O. E., this evening At
X. OF p. hall. corner Park avenue and Ed
wards street. Full attendance rsauested.
John Ssednan has been placed in charge
of the Ssedman Foundry and Machine
company. and tho plant is in full operation.
Mr.. Kansome continues in his position as
secretary of the corporation.
Judge Hunt yesterday awarded ths Mon
verdict given the High school contractors
In tho suit against the school trustees. @.
q. Newman represented tho Montana Lum-
ber company.
Real estate transfers recorded yesterday
wore: Charles Gnhisch 10 sarah j. Jack
son, lots one to ten and lots 35 and So block
1877. Amss addition. 81: Timothy Wilcox TO
of lot 2 block X, Blake addition, 81.
Geo. sheldon. alias Don Mcdonald. alias
Slippery Dick, was on trial yesterday in
judge Crutoher's court. OH the charge of
being concerned in the robbery OF FsAAk
Hnlps residences on the west side. He wal
held for the action OF the district court.
Judgments hy default were ordered in ths
distriot court yesterday as follows: Against
Freysohlag Huffman Il Co.. In favor Of
James A. HYDE et al. for $685. 1871. .03 and
Saa, ,Ss7. 80; in favor Of Ilsr Co., fol
Mis-, ~; and in favor Of Il. A. Luke. re-
oeiysr s. ls9. &c; and against +. q Fey
schlar ct nj. In favor Of Il. A. Luke. re-
] oeivsr. $l07.2S.
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PERSONAL

Hon. Dobt. 7. Wing, of Dillon. 10 al The
Helena.
Hon. A. L. Baboook. OF Billings. 10 Wis
itor In Helena.
City Marshal McNichols. of Butte. was q
visitor in Helena yeste day.
Col. John l.. Roos. special agent Of the
interior Departments. is in Helena.
Chns. J. Clark leaves Helena in day or
two for visit 10 the Worlds fair.
Mr.. and Ms. Fred. Gamer Atart TO. NOR
row for visit to Chicago and the fair.
b, Il, Street and Miss Katherine NJ. An
dc son will bs married to-day At 2:3O p. m.
at st. Paurs N. L. church.
Among the Missouls people In town last
n,uht were Sheriff Ramsay, +. +. Vast, +.
G, Higgins, j. X. Wood and W. A. Hutch
ins.
Mrs. Chaa. d. Curtis and daughter leave
Today for Chicago. II il Mrs. Cuftis' first
| Journey outside Of Montana in over kxenty
| years.
f ioh Nussigbrod. son of Dr.. Chas. f.
| Mussigbrod. of Warm Springs. died at ths
| latter place Monday. He Was only 3S years
| of ags, aud since his arrival In this coun-
sry. seven years ago. had been q victim to
consumption.
VIM. HI. Atkinson. manager Of the Roy al
Milling company, OF Great Falls. 10 . via
| itor In Helena. Mr.. Atkinson has taken q
number of orders in Helena for ths produe,
| Of the Great Falls mills, and that brand oi
Montana flour will undoubtedly be given Z
good trisi By consumers in Helena.
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GRAND COMMANDERY.

The Annnal Conolave Held IN Helena Yes
T. terday.
Tho sixth annual conclave of the Grand
Commundery Knights Tempiar was in sss-
sion yesterday. Members of the order vsre
present from all parts of the state. The
following grand officers answered to roll
call: r. d. Akin. Il. E. g. c.; A, l.. Bah
cock, v. i. d. q. G.; N. @. Rely. E. g. G;
VIM. B. Norton. i. D. G.. D.; r. r. Webb.
L. G. c.; ". f. Comb. Il. i. d. w.; p. II.
Poindexter. E. j. q. W.; Il. q. Hickman.
Il. q. H.; Cornelius Hedges. 4. q. H.; J. G..
Ramsey, Il. G. =. b.: @. A. DewaT, +. q.
+. B.; W. II. MoCsnn. Il. G. w.. and /. W.
Baker, Z. q. S.
The Grand ommandery OF Knights
Templnr WAS Organized on May IA. 1888.
the exercises being held At the Masonic
Temple in Helena Commandesy asylum.
The following 10 list Of tho oommauderie
represented: Virginia City, No. /; Helena.
No. 2; Montana, No. 3. and Damascus. No.
d. W. T.. Frederick, of Helena, acting aa
deputy grand master by a dispensation
given by Charles Noome, Grand Master OF
the encampment of Knights Templar Of the
United States. At this meeting the follow
ing officers were elected: A. j. Fisk. Il. E
G. c.; A. H. Barrett. V. E. d. G. G.; Il. A.
Kreidler, E. g. G.: I. Il. Alden, e. g. c. g.
T. 7. Webb. 4. g. p: VIM. N. Baldwin. T.
G. 3. w.; Fl. q. Valliton, L. G. J. W.; A. J.
Davidson. E. G. T.; Cornelius Hedges, Z
G. H.: A. L. Babcock, Il. g. s. b.; E. ID
Neill. Jr.. D. g. s. W.; f. W. Wright, E. G
w.; A. j. Dusseau. E. G. G. G.
The Grand Lodge meets to-day.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlES.

PARIS. Oct. 1Q-Ferdinand DeLesssEs
has rallied and is pronounced NO longer In
immediate danger Of death.
SPRINGFIELD Mass. Oct. 10.-HarRy G.
Tyler lowered the worlds record for
qua tor mile, standing start, 10 30 Id to.
day.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1O.-Henry Do Wolf. treas-
urer of she Illinois Central railrosd oom-
pany since 1876. died suddenly to-day Of
heart disease.
AUBURN, N. Y. Oct. 10.-The works of
the Birdsell company. manufacturers OF
IA m ma ,hiuery, aFs In the hands OF the
sheriff, on an execution for $l65, 600.
LONDON. Oot 10.-Sir William Smith. for
many years editor Of tho Quarterly Review.
and compiler of various encvclopedic works
relating to antiquity, died Saturday. 81
years of age.
DENVER, Oct. 10.-The proposition OF
President Jetfriss. of she Denver u Rio
Grande railway, of a 10 Per osnt reduction
in the salaries Of all enginee's, dremen and
trainmeu. has been accepted.
GRErSsBuRa, Pa. Oct. 10.--A riot 90
on, red ut >uterville last night between
Hunuarians of the Black Ball and Blythes.
dulo coal minos in which two Huns were
fasnlly injured and number OF others
seriously hnHt.
IusKAHoMA. I. T.. Oct. 10.-Mord was re-
CelVeu to-uRS ATOm poius lohv niAen WOW
OF the brutal murder OF three Chootaws.
Gov. Jones saws the men belonged 10 his
faction. and she killing was the result OF
the late political trouble. Fusthes trouble
ia looked for.
CHICAGO. Oot. 10.--The indebtedness oi
the Wo Ida Colum mhian expoaition has been
| wiped ont. A check oh4ck calling for 81.
55b, ,3lO has beon made ont, payable 10 Pres
idrnt Mitchell. of the Illinois Trust and
Savings bank. which 10 Arustss for the sx-
position bondholdera
1HIRMlNauAM. Ala, Oot. 10.-Will Lacey
ooiored, aged 70. Was hanged At Jaspsr. TO
day, for rape, tho frss time in AlsbssRu
that rapist has been legally hanged. A.
Shor berville. last night. Miss Farmer was
awakened by negro in her room. He fled
| and was captured. En- route 10 jail hs At
tsm pted 10 escape, whsrespon hia body wal
siddlsd with bullets.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.

Flyers Over Eastern Courses Who Came
Under the Wire in Front.
NORRIS PARK, OCT. 0.-Track fast. Five
and one-half furlonRs-Tormentor. Little
Billy, sirrocco. 1:03; five furlongs-AAa-
wanda. Illusion, Mel Glen, :58 81; six fur
longs-Rnbicon, Trinculo. Weinberg. 1:0914a;
Bronxdale handicap, mile - DR.. Has
+brouck. Charade. Stonewall. lao; mile. and
one xteenth -- Bee kon. Henry Young,
Lizzie. l:48k: mile - Copyrights. Hsro.
Now or Never, lao.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1O.-Fast track. Five
furlongs-Miss Mamie, Audubon. Marcel,
l:O3; seven furlongs-Annie. Emma Prim.
rose. Bonnie Lassie, 1885; st. Ledger
stake. worth g, 420 to winner, for foals Of
1880, mile ana one-quarter-Sabine. Buck
McCann, Elizabeth, 2:11; five furlongs-
Philopena. Lehman, Martinez, 1:O3; six
Observation-Disclosures Parapet. Miss Mari
ma lit. CO., ,. p
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The Parnellites, Led by Redmond,
Have Broken Away From
the Premier.
His Action, They Say. Has SGT
Home Rule Back for
Generation.
Last session's Bill IL Dead, this Next
WsulA he = Further Compromise
Will Rsos9anIze.

DUBLIN, Got. 10.-It ID evident from the
speech OF John Richmond, leader Of the
PArnsllite partv. At meeting here last
night. and from tho resolutions Of the
meeting. that the Paxnellitss have definitely
broken with Gladstone. claiming that he
has abandoned Irish interests, and will
hereafter fight oil English measures in the
house of commons. -,
The speech has caused a sensation hero
and in political orioles throughout Great
Britain. Redmond said tho Irish cause 1t
present was menaced by q deadly peril
which was the inevitable result Of the
nationalist surrender to the British. Par
nell's prediction was fully justified; there
Is no use dsoeivlnR the Irish people into the
belief that ths British people who had taken
up homo rule acted from any other motive
than necessity, and only whom they realized
that British interests were imperiled. The
liberals have now hung up homo rule for an
entire year, until 1894 at least. and in
tended to proceed 10 the consideration Of
English reforms. without having settled
with Ireland 40 soon as the voters OF Great
Britain realized that ireland would submits
to this. Thus largo part Of Parnelps lilo
work WAS undone and home rule would dis
appear for generation or more.
Furthermore. what could Gladstone offer? ?
Last sessions bill is dead and the next one
would be . further compromise. Redmond
criticised the course OF Dillon and URrien.
whose names were greeted with aroans and
hissss. He added that at the coming Sos
sion he and his followers would decline to
follow tho government to division on
English questions. This stntemens wae
greeted by prolonged cheering.
The Parnellites then passed resolutions
that the refusal of the government 10 con.
slider at the autumn session measure tc
reinstate evicted Irish political prisoners
and Gladstone's failure At Edinburgh. re
csntly, to define his intentions in regard tc
tho Irish question. indicated the policy ht
intended to follow In regard to home rule
All this neoessitntea immediate action upor
the part of the Irish party, and reorRaniza-
tion of that party throughout the country
should be one of the frat steps taken.
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Senator'S Say That Will Be tho Re.
suit of the Night Session
Experiment
Voorhees, and Some Of His Follow.
ers Claim Victory for tho
Repeal Bill.
Silver Men Dispute ths Poll Of the Geld
buEs-Thrss Western Senators
Could Decide 1t.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-6enators Of all
shades of opinion now agree that the night
session expet iment IL necessary to bring
the senate to an agreement ON the financial
question. Opinions differ ~ much ~ to
the probable length Of the oonti nuous Sos
sion a. to what the result of it will be. Sill.
ver men are counting upon forsy-steht
hours ANA are making plans accordingly.
They will make an effort at six O'Clock TO-
morrow afternoon to SECURE adjournment.
but do not expect - succeed. After the
adjournment motion 10 voted down some
ono of the silver advocates will take shs
foor and speak until relieved by some other
senator OF like views. Leaders on the sill
yer side say, ss far 40 they can control their
forces, they will insist that the majority
shall maintain quorum. II is evident
the repeal men will have TO be continuously
present In quite large numbers to prevent
adjou nment. .s
Anajority of the senators admit that
com promise il the most probable result Of
the night session experiment. bnt Senat OF
Voorhees, and Immediate followers say the
bill will 60 through as reported. A careful
canvass Of the senate shows that il a vote
10 TeAChed uUon the Dlll AZ ~ 6SAn0s II
would garry by majority OF eleven. and
tho vote would be as follows. supposinR al
senator's TO he present:
Ayes--Aldrich, Allison. Brics. Caffery
Carey. Chandler. Cullom. Davis. Dixon
Doiph Faulkner, Frye. Gallineer. Gibson
Go don. Gorman, Gray, Hale, Hawley
Higgins Hill. Hoar. Hunton. Lindsay
Lodge. Mcmillan. MCPHERSON, Manderson
Mile. Mitchell (Wis.). Morrill,. Murphy
Palmer. Plat, Proctor. QUAY. Ransom
Sherman. Smith. soui: Q, bt1okbridge, Tu
pie, Villas, Voorhees, Washburn, White
(La. }, Wilaon-48. 4r..
Nays-Allen, Bate, Berry. Blackburn
Butler. Call. Cameron. CockrelI. Colquitt
Daniel. Dubois. George, Hansb, ough. Har
rie. Irby. Jones (Ark.). Jones (Nev.), Kyle
Martin, Mitchell (Ore.). Morgan. Pasco
PETER. Perkins. Pettigrew, Power. Pugh
Roach. Shoup. stewart. Teller. Vance
Vest, Walthall. White (Cal.), Wolcott-37
Tho silver men claim that at least eigh
senators in the afi NATIVE list are desirou
+ of SECURING comp onnise, and lii som
measuro,r can be devised npon which the
and these oan aoree the vote will be re
yersod. -anr
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CAPTURED THE TRAIN.
And Are Rnnning 1t on Their Own
Schedule.

And Are Rnnning 1t ON Their Own
Schedule.
Houston, Texas. Oct. 10.--Southern Pa
citic officials are considerably excited over
news received from points along the limo
concerning the capture Of one of their
freight trains at Del Rio by . band Of
sixty>fve armed men, who claim TO be
miners from California and. New Mexico.
The men say they were driven to despesa-
tion bv the delay of the senate in settling
the silver question 80 business may be re
sumed in silver producing states, and they
PROPOSE going to Alabama to take the
places of the striking miners. as 1t Is now
work or starvation with them.
They ara running the train on their own
scheaule and dispatchers are puzz ed in
order to avoid a collision with regular
trains. They stop at diffet snt towns and
levy 'ibuts of provisions, but SO far havs
committed no other depl edations. They
are we'll armed and the officers dare not
attack them. unless they can muster q
la 90 posse, which cannot be done except
in cities. 1t is expected they will aband on
the train near the end of the division, &c
around the CITY. and by capturing other
trains proceed on their journey.
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Powder Car Exploded.

NORTH LAWRENCE, Ohio. Oct. l0.-At eight
O'Clock tonight an east. bound freiRhs
train on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne g. Chi
oago railroad. while running at high rate
of speed, one mile west of here, was blown
into fragments by the explosion of a oar
containing 432 kegs Of Runpowder. The
feet deep was made in the ground. Thirty
cars were wrecked and the cab stripped
f ON the engine. Tho following were in
iured by being badly bu ned: Engineer
Colvin, Crestline; Thomas MeCann. tire
man, Letonia; W. W. Kockhill. brakeman,
Alliance, Charles Broden and Samuel s..
LcDermott. Canton.
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IRRIGATION CONVENTION.
Opening of tho international Meeting n
Los Angeles.

Opening Of the International Meeting at
Los Angeles.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 10.-The international
irrigation congress began Its sessions here
to-day. Nearly two hundred delegates
we're present. representing Kansas. Ne
braska. illinois, Tennessee. Washington.
Arizona. New Mexico. Texas. Iowa, Con-
neotiout. Montana, Wyoming, Oklahoma,
Mexico. Ecuador, Peru, Prussia. France
Hungary and New South Wales. Many
more al looked for. Gov. Markham. OF
California. made an address in which
he said California ID concrete Ok
ample of what irrigation has done.
land once worth five cents an acre now
worth $500 to 1000. Col. Jerry Miller, of
Phoenix, Ariz.. VS. chosen temporary chair-
man and comm ittees were appointed.
Judge j. 4. Eme represents Montana on
the committee on resolutions and II. O.
Peterson on the committee on permanent
organization. G. kcnsk represents Mon
tana az vice. pr esident.
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THE MONTANA SOUTHERN.
Mr., Word Tails Rutts Reporter sf Hi

Plans. III
The Montana Southern railroad, whiSh 10
intended TO connect Bstte. Helena and Vh-
qinia City via whitehall II now IN assured
fast and the work Of grading will bs COM
mencsd In few days. says the Butte
Miner. II IL ths intention Of the pronot-
ors IN grade twenty miles of the line before
the weathe1 gets too severe. and eompleso
ths wotk BY Aug. next year. Surveyors
are how iayinR ont tho PROPOSED routs..
Hon. Sam Word. OF Helena, II the chief
promoter In the enterprise. In speaking
,ss IN: n n. -; a,g. .so n %
''Ths bnilding Of this line of railroad has
bssn my hobby for years. but desrairing at
! this time OF enlissinQ In tho project those
whose financial aid expected. 1 have, with
two personal friends. uadertaksn this task
without them. l now have surveyors In
In few days graders will be put to work.
By spring expect to have twenty miles Of
the road ready for the ties and rails. II ID
my desire not TO do too much talking
about this road just now " there has 81
ready been considerable said concerning II.
viii say, however. that the building Of tha
| line 10 an asaur ed fact. 8E@
II am more than pleased with the friendly
feeling =: evailiaR along The line of this
railway. II il half the battle TO have peo-
pie extend their friendly hands and kind
words OF encou agement. Supplies for the
grAdera and teams will be bought from cit
ixsns living along the liue who have them
to SELL Cash will be paid therefor. The
.. oiect il designed as . local road 10
place tho people OF the country through
which II will run in easy communication
with Butte and other parts of Montana.
giving them market and ready access to
! the smelte Q. / have every reason to be-
lieve that the people Of Butte will enoour-
ago this enterprise with friendly feeling
and voice. 40 she will profit greatly by i'll
completion. Ultimately. but just when
cannot say, tho road will be extended Il
Dillon.
Il have assurances from BY the Unior
Pacific and Northern Pacific people tina
that they will render any aid In their power
which means much In the matter of rate
on construction material.
II hope you newspaper men will give no
kind words rathor than expressions border
ing on ridicule. Certainly no intelliRen
writer who desires to see all sections OF th'
state build up and prosper will say any
thing calculated to discourage an enterpSis
Of this kind. have no chip on my should
or; no fights TO make; no war to waR'
aeeinst any one or any ones interest.
simply want to see this road built. Moth
ing will stop me; nothing discourage m
except the hostility of those living alon
} the proposed line.
"The line will extend from Whitehall u
tho Jefferson river to Twin Bridges; theme
up the Ruby valley to point near Lnurir
II will be about fifty miles in length"
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They Believe In A IN tck.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 10.-The physicians ap-
pointed by tho press of the city to report on
the public denomination of the Amiok
treatment. which has been IN progress here
for the past two months, state that of the
ten consumptives one died. three are ap-
parsntly cured. being now fres ON all
symptoms of the disease. foar show marked
i'm provsment and two slight gain. The
greatest increase in weight WAS three
pounds in four days. Thirty OK moro local
physicians are testing the treatment with
outfits of medicines such as DR.. Amick is
distributing to dooto's everywhere. but
this ID more to show theis patients what the
trsatment will do for each of them. The
majority of the profession interviewed evil
IDENTITY believe in Amick, but maRy of them
accuse him Of violating the code.
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That Window.

Everybody should see ths south window
of the New York Dry Goods Store. A paint
ing by Raphael could not be more interest
ing than tho magnificent display of capes
and jackets.
The ladies will please remember that
each garment not tickoted with a given
n ice con utains a secret invitation request
ing q call. An elegant ut. elegant styles,
New York prices.
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To- DAY the Grand Com
mandery Knights Templar Of
Ohio hold their fftieth conclave
at Columbus. u.S.s
1t is also the 75th anniversary
Of the founding of the order in
the Buckeye State, and Knights
Templar from all parts Of the
United States are assembled in
Ohio's capital to participate in
the celebration which is an event
of national interest to all its
members.
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Disnppointed but not DespalrinE.

New YORK, Oct. 10.-An Associated press
reporter saw Capt. Oranheld on the VAL
kyrie and asked a. to yesterday's race. The
captain said: Il must say NO were very
much disappointed. l knew. after eatur-
DAYS race, We had hard nut to O. aok. but
I could not believe we could have beon 30
we'll beaten as we were"
HAS not your knowledge Of center board
yachts, as compared with the keel. con-
vinced you that the American plan Is The
better?"
II will not admit that yet" answered the
Scotch captain. 'We can yet show you
some other OK: eriments." pea.
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Tho Choetaw Shortage.

TusKAHoxA. !. T.. Dot. l0-Ihe finance
committee Of ths Choetaw council has dis-
covered . further shortage in the accounts
of Ex-Treasursr Green MeOurtin. Besidos
S10O,OO of the lease of district mines.
there is sill larger amount of the
pener al fund that has not been accounted
for. DIR. Il. N. Wright. national agent. has
a report which shows $l3o.OOO collected on
ROYALTIES and turned over to Treasurer Me-
Cur,in, which he has failed TO account for.
in his report, and only turned over $4,000
OF tho general fund.
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pred,oamsnt Of m Examiner,

DENVER, Oot. 10.-National Bank Exam
liner j. b. Lazsar. while settling tho affairs q
of the insolvent bank at Del Norte, has
been arrested for receiving stolen goods.
Before the Del Norte National bank
failed, q month ago. deed WAS deposited
with the bank. signed by Cochrane. brother
of W. S. Coehrane, president OF the bank.
After the bank failed the deed was missing.
Afterwards Cashier Thomas found the deed
In an attorneys office. appropriated ii and
placed 1t in the bank. Charges were at
once instituted against the bank and
Lsxear. who had been placed in charge Of
il by the Rovernnent.
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Want NJ Receiver.

DENVER. OCT. lO.-The Union Paoitio's
attorneys have FLED reply in the United
States court to the application Of John
Evans for the appointment Of . receiver.
The reply is very lengthy and in detailed
way denies every charge of violation of the
agreements, whsrsbv the Fort Worth road
passed into the possession of the Union Pa
oifc. Furthermore. tho answer quotes the
contract and calls attention to the portion
allowing the board Of directors power to
appoint officers and local agencies at Bos-
ton. New York, Omaha and Cheyenne.
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Two Mills mt Consy Island.

COMFY ISLAND ATHLETIC CbuB, Got. TO-
A ten round bout between Charlie Kramer
and Jim Sullivan. local bruissr, rsanltsd in
\ draw, The star attraction was for blood.
betvs cen Horace Leeds and Billy Ernest.
They fought al 1a3 pounds. and put ap .
Ernest vns CLEARLY out-clsasvd. but game.
Eight roands ended tho agony.