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LEGIONS ARMING.
Signs of Serious Trouble
in Europe.
VERY ALARMING REPORTS.
Attempt to FaFce the French to
Withdraw Attaches.
0eRmANY's RETALIAToRY ACTS
There Are Also Indications of Veg
Fierce Riots When the Russiaf
Fleet Visits Toulon.

BERLIN, Oct. 1.-The newspapeu here
to-day publish less favorable reports re-
garding Prince Bismarck's health 1t was
the Intention of the family and physicians
TO remove him to bis home at Hledricns-
ruhe yesterday, but the Princegas not III
a condition to make the journey. Inc
prospect of reconciliation between the
ex-Chancellor and the Emperor grows
slightsr every day.
II is claimed the military attaches Oh the
Dreibund have been very nnch shown the
cold shoulder by French officers, and as a
rstaliatory measure the military autnorl-
ties here propose to withdraw all the Ger
man military attaches from France, N
order TO force tho French Government TO
withdraw the military attaches from Ger
many, Austria and Italy, who, they claim,
are acting as spies. There are people,
however, who claim the agitation is the
work of the military party in Germany,
who anticipate opposition in Parliament to
= demand which will be made for an In
crease in the army and navy expendi-
lures.
In the meanwhile the arming OF the le-
gions OF Europe continues, and general
eonflagration seems to be approaching
more rapidly day by day. In fact, there
are people here who hint there may be
serious riots in Paris and elsewhere in
France upon the occasion Of the visit OF
the Russian feet to Toulon, for it is
claimed the ''frecracker party" in France
is almost certain TO make the Russian
visit an occasion for a demonstration
against Germans and Italians, not TO men
tion the English against which country
the extra demonstratiye class of French
men claim they have well-foundeG cause
for resentment.
= The Russian Government has antici-
pated those possible riotous demonstra-
tiOns for some time past. and it was with
the object OF trying 20 prevent them that
the Gar and the Embassador in Paris have
been throwing cold water upon iDiam-
matory France anu warning President
Carlet and his advisers against the
danger of being too administrative. Allthe
aInings in the world will not prevent
tile. French from making a tremendous
fuss over the Russian visit. and no
amount of argument will convince the
French people, as whole, that the visit
of the Russian feet to TouIon is only 8
return visit. out of common courtesy, for
the visit of the French feet to Cron-
stadt.
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TO SKULL AND cRossBONES
But the Threat Is Printed in
Very Black Type.
NO COMPROMISE is IN SIGHT.
Senator Jones Will Present an Ex-
haustive Treatise on Silver and
Other Statesmen Will Talk.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The following
printed circular was. received by every
Representative. Senator and pu blic official
in Washington to-day: "Theie is time in
the affairs of men when patience ceases TO
be virtue. Down with the United States
Senate, enemies of the people,"
Although no skull and crossbones headed
the circular. the words are print in large,
black, ominous-lookDg type. The letters
containing the circulars are postmarked
New York.
The outlook for the coming week in the
Senate is very uncertain. 1t may prove
week OF surprises. and there is possibli-
ity of reaching an agreement whereby the
repeal will be definitely and finally dis
posed Of. But the indications are there
will be no agreement until 1t becomes evil
dent to all that the bill cannot be passed or
defeated in the present shape. There is
only one formal notice of speech, by Sem
ator Call, for tomorrow.
Power and Dubois privately expressed
an intention to talk during the week. and
Teller and Morgan will pro baby finish the
speeches begun. by them last week. Sem
ator Jones Of Nevada is known to be pre-
pairing very exhaustive treatise upon the
silver question. He will probably consume
the larger part of two or three days.
The specter of night sessions has again
been laid. The truce limiting the time, for
debate to seven hours per day expires by
limitation tomorrow, but Voorhees, said
yesterday he would make no effort to ter
inmate It.. The Democratic Senators who
are not especially identified with the ad-
ministration are still engaged in an effort
to reach an understanding upon CON-
promise measure, but are not making pros
gress. The Republican Senators who ad-
vocate repeat have dropped out of the
negotiations ior the present. 1t may be
stated almost definitely. that there. will be
Il com promise upon the basis suggested
Friday last
The debate on the Tucker bill will con-
sume the entire time of the House for the
coming weak, exception such unimportant
matters as paays come sup Id the morning
hour. Voting will not begin under the
order until October 10., The Committee on
Foreign Affairs expects a complete consid-
eration Of and Will report the McCFeary
substitute for the Everett bill. extending
TIME for the registration of Chinese. this
week.
The Senate Committee on Public Lands
instructed Senator Dubois to report the
omnibus bill for number of other bills
introduced from mineral lands States to
aid in the establishment of schools Of
mines. The bill provides that out of the
sale of mineral lands in the States and
Territories of California, Nevada, Utah.
Idaho, Washington. Montana. South Da-
kota and Wyoming. there shall be paid a
sum not to exceed $4,000 for school mines
if the State or Territory will expend like
amount for the same purp0se..
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OUT ON STRIKE.
Brakemen and Switchmen Refuse to
Accept a Reduction.

!. EVANSVILLE. Ind. Oct. 1.-Afl the
switchmen and freight brakemen on the
Ohio Valley division of the Newport
News and Mississippi Valley Railroad
struck this morEing. They refused to
accept the 10 per cent reduction whi ch
went into effect to-day.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. IA crisis in the
railroad situation here seems to have ar
rived and general strike and perhaps a
tie-up is imminent. Twenty men in the
yards of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
went on strike in resistance to reduc-
ton Of salaries. The men in the Yazoo
and Mississippi Valley and IlliDois Gen.
tral yards refused to handle the Chesa-
peake and Ohio cars and they were prompt
ly dismissed. 1t is expected general strike
or lockout or both will result. as the rail-
road officials seem firm aud determined. :
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BOLD r1EXICAN BANDIT
He Visits the Worlds Fair i'm
Disguise.
With Price on His Head He Sees the
Sights and MysteriousIy
Disappears.

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-Caterino Cara, the
Mexican bandit. revolutionist and poet,
spent three weeks in August at the
Worlds Fair with his lieutenant Ring
Sandoval.
He was a guest of the Palmer House.
Chicago, passing under an assumed name.
This. despite the fact that both Mexican
and United States troops were hunting for
Cara on both sides OF the frontier with a
price set on his head by the Mexican Gov
ernment.
The fact OF the bandits visit to Chicago
was discovered by Colonel Rodulio G. Can
ton, the railway king of Yncatau, who is
staying at the Imperial Hotel. Colonel
Canton, when Informed that fucasan was
ON the verge of a revolution, stated that
he should start at once for that country.
The report OF an impending revolution
is denied emphatically by Colonel Canton
1t has been authori.atively denounced, he
says. In several Mexican newspapers
by Bishop Carillo of Merida. Yucatap,
whose name has been associated with the
rumor. There is no opposition. he says,
to;the election next month Of Carlos Poem
to the Governorship of the State
Canton declares that the reports of q
general feeling of hostility toward
Americans among the Mexican people are
absurd and unfounded. Depression in sill
yer is declared by Canton TO have proved
beneficial to the business interests in Yu-
catan.
The general commercial condition in
Mexico though. he characterized as depor-
able. The silver. mines, he thinks, will
continue to be worked. the product being
exported chiefly to China and Japan.
The present whereabouts of Cara is un-
krown
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CONFESSED AND YIELDED.
Recovery of the Money Stolen in
Train Robbery.

DETROIT, Mich. Oct. IA special dis
patch from Calumet to the Free Press
says: The true story of the recovery of
the entire $4,000 stolen from the Mineral
Range train on September Is has just come
out. 1t will be remembered that Snoupe
and Winters. two railway employes at Mar
quette, were arrested and subsequently re-
leased. They stole the money from La Lib
erfy's trunk and La Liberty knew 1t. but
could say nothing without giving himself
away. After his arrest and confession the
two were implicated and arrested. They
were offered reward and liberty ii they
would confess and reveal the whereabouts
of the money. The offer was accepted,
and the money was found buried in the
ground four miles north of Marquette.
Heretofore the officials maintained the
money was not recovered, although the of
fcers of the express company claimed such
to be the case.
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YELLOW
YELLOW FEVER IN GEORGIA.
One Genuine Case Discovered at
JeSsup.

JEssUP, Ca. Oct 2.-Surgeon Murray of
the Marins Hospital service, arrived from
Brunswick this morning and held an au-
topsy upon the body of c. j. Warren, who
was reported to have died with yellow
fever. Physicians pronounced it genuine
yellow fever. Surgeon Murray does not
believe the fever will spread to any great
extent. notwithstanding several families
have moved away.
BRUNSWICK. Ca. Oct. 1.-Twelve new
cases of yellow fever were reported to-day,
ten white and two colored.
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WERE ONLY TOOLS.
The Vienna Plotters Were Dupes Of
Mysterious AgitatOr.

LONDON, Oct. IA special to the News
from Vienna says the examination of the
twelve anarchists recently arrested in con-
nection with the plot to blow. up the
Houses of Parliament had the most sur
prisng results. The facts in possession of
the police cannot yet be published, as
prime mover in the conspiracy is not yet
under arrest.
The police established proof beyond a
doubt that the men in custody were only
tools of an agitator, believed to be for
eigner. and his dupes do not know much
about him or about the spot where be can
be found
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sEALERS COMING IN.
The Last of the Fleet Reaching Vic

VICTORIA, B. c., Oct. AL save half
a dozen of Victoria's sealing fleet are now
at home, and each day sees one or more of
the stragglers enter the harbor. This
morning there were three arrivals, the
schooners Mary Ellen, Otto and Annie E.
Paint.
The former has 1880 skins. and reports
the San Francisco schooner Rosie Sparks
as one Of the seized. having received this
word from the Russian warshi which con-
6scated the. Sparks papers. fhe schooner
was not deprived of her cargo, but told to
make tracks for home.
The Otto has over 1000 skins and no
news. The Paint reports HOO. and gives
denial to. the report That she had fallen
afoul of the Russian cruiser. Neither has
the Maud. been seized, as was previously
reported.
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.3ARGENTINE's REVOLUTION.
The Government Says 1t is Almost
at an End.

BUENos AYREs, Oct. 1.-The Argentine
Government claims to have received infor.
nation to-day to the. effect that the reyo-
lution in the republic may be considered
almost at an end. tits announced officially
thai Rosario has capftulated to the Gov
eminent forces. All the rebel leaders at
Rosario are said to have been taken prison.
ers. land the rebels are reported to have
laid down their arms. 1t should be re-
nembered that this announcement comes
entirely from the Government sourcs.
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CALLED lnEM SCAbS.
Negroes in Jail for Having Shot a
Small Boy.

PIrTsBURG. Kans. Oct. LA party of
negro m ners returning to Yale from Wier
City, where they had been visiting friends,
passed through Chic0pee on foot this after
noon. A crowd of boys called them
'scabs" and began throwing stones at
them, when one of the negroes drew re-
volver and shot boy named Harris in the
leg. The shooting caused much excite
ment. and Marshal McMasters arrested the
whole party and brought them here too
avoid the mob. 1t ia rumored that mob
is on the way from Chicopee and Yale to
this point to lynch the negroes. The Jail is
being heavily guarded.
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TINKERING WITH TARIFF.
Secretary Carlisle Abandons His Du.
ties to Help Wilson.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Many Senators
and Representatives who have been hop
ing that there waufd be an intermission
between this. and the regular session, be-
ginning next December, now admit that
there is not much prospect of this" No one
can say how long the debate on the silver
purchase repeal bill will continue in the
Senate, and it seems probable that the
tariff bill will be reported sooner than ex-
pected.
Carlisle has not been performing his
duties as Secretary of the Treasury lately,
having turned affairs in his department
oyer to Assistant Secretary Hamlin, who
signs all the documents as acting Secre-
tary. Carlisle has been assisting Chair
man Wilson with his tariff bill, notwith-
standing his denials. 1t is now expected
that The bill will be reported to the House
in about twenty-five Gays from this time.
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PROOF AGAINST PALLAs.
The Anarchist Had Accomplices in
His Terrible Work.

BARCELONA, Oct. 1.-The approaching
death of Pallas. the anarchist, who will
be shot next week.. is discussed throughout
Spain. The police are well aware he has
a number of sympathizers among certain
class of the population. This caused them
to make most thorough search for proofs
of further outrages contemplated. In the
investigation tine police found positive
proof that Pallas had accomplices among
foreign anarchists.
An Italian nsmed -Mancini raaE arresttd d
to-day and charge with being an aceoni-
Mice
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ANXIOUS FOR. HoRNBLowER..
Supreme Justices Want Him to Take
a Share of the Work.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The Supreme
Court of the United States will meet Mon
day, October9. The members of the court
feel a natural anxiety that the appoint
ment Of Justice Hornblower shall be con-
firmed by the Senate before that time.
The overloaded state Of the docket makes
it important that his portion Of the work
should be assigned to him at the opening
term. The court has assigned number
of cases for special hearing. OF these the
principal are: Barden VS.. Northern Paci-
fic Railway Company. involving the valid
ity of the title to mineral lands in Mon
tana; the Mormon church case. involving
the question of the disposition Of the Sc
Questered lands of the church.
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have been kept so as to deceive the stock
holders. The assets he holds at con-
servative estimate. They do not amount
to more than $4,000. The Indebtedness
greatly exceeds this. The company has ont
S21S.O00 worth of policies. Between the
conclusion of the examination and arecelver
taking charge $4,000 worth of securities
were abstracted from the vaults. The
officers of the company are: Paul Book
meyer. president; James Hopkins, man
ager. and T. B. Flynp. secretary. The
company was organized in April. 1891.
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ADDRESSED BY DILLON.
He objects to Publicity OF Minor
Differences.

DUBLIN. Oct John Dillon. NJ. P,
addressed large meeting to-day at Bally-
mote. He said the subject of the Paris
funds was thrust before the public within
the last ten days. he always opposed pub
lie discussion on the subject because it inter-
ferred with he collection of funds for the
: Irish cause in America and Australia IF
differences Of opinion existed as to details
and policy, as they must exist. they ought
never TO go beyond the room where the
party sat-.
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Springfield at 1O:05 o'clock about ten min
utes late, ran into an open switch at
Lyman last night, dashirg through three
stockcars. Engineer Maxey Hall and
Fireman Charles Robinson were both in.
stantly killed. As far as could be ascer-
tainod none of the passengers were seri-
ously injured.
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ON THE BORDER.
Regulations to Prevent Undesirable
Immigrants From Entering.

NEW YORK, Oct. DIR. ;SenDer has re-
turned from Washington, where he was in
conference with Superintendent Stump.
They considered the regulations to be
carried out on the Canadian border to
prevent the entrance of undesirable i'm
migrants. The arrangement was most
satisfactory one. although not with the
Canadian Government, said DR.. Senner.
Cooperation with the Canadian railroad
and steamship companies is secured and
will act. with the United States. The
kUnited States will send six inspectors
to Canada to look out for the ports of
Quebec, Point Lewis and Halifax. Two
others will guard Vancouver and Victoria.
On the border line, where It's impractical
BILE to put Immigrant Inspectors. the Gus
toms Inspectors will do the. work.
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A MAN OF PROMISE.
Death of a Prominent Young Re.
publican.

VAcAvILLE. Oct. 1.-The death of Oscar
P. Dobbins occurred at the residence of his
father, DR.. w. P. Dobbhs. to-day, after a
prolonged Illness. Deceased held the
office of District Attorney of this coun ty
from 1885 to 1898 and was a Republican OF
great prominence and promise. ]. He was a
Native Son and deservedly one of the most
popular young men in Solano County.
The funeral will take place Tuesday.
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His Back Was Broken:

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 1. - A young man
named Holland. working for William New
port of Menifee, met with serious acci-
dent last week. While driving in the en-
trance to the barn and falling to stoop
under the lower door he was struck on the
back of the neck. doubling him up. so as
to break his back. There is no hope of his
rapnvarv
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Probably Fatally Burned.

WHITTIER, Oct. 1.-While one of the
pupils from Los Angeles in the girls de-
partment Of the Whittier State School was
assisting in getting lunch abont noon TO-
day her dress caught fire. from the range
She ran from the Kitchen and before she
was stopped and the fire cxtingulshed she
was terribly and probably fatally burned.
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Will See the vaIkyrie,s Lines.

New YORK. Oct. 1.-Early tomorrow
morning a tug will haul the Valkyrie to
Erie basin, where sne will go on the dry
dock. and for the first time her lines will
be seen by the American public.
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All In Perfect Health.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The Hamburg
American steamship Augusta Victoria ar
rived at the pier in Hoboken late to-day.
She is the vessel which was detained for
two days at SOUTHAMPTON on suspicion of
having cholera on board. All fears were
relieved by the arrival with all oD board in
perfect health,
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MONOPOLY OIL BURNED.
An Incendiary Fire at the Standard
Refinery:

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct Fire broke
out this afternoon in a boxcar standing on
the tracks of the Standard Oil Company's
refinery. and before 1t could be exiin-
guished property to the amount of $4,000
was consumed. There was no insurance.
The fire was Of incendiary origin. The
Western Union wires south, which run by
the refinery, are down. Communication
is cut off for the night.
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A TERRIBLE STORM.
1t Caused Damage, Death and Dis
treSS i'm Mexico.

SAN ANTONIO. Oct. IA special from
Queretaro. Mexico, says: The town of jail
apan, in the northern part of the State.
was visited by terrible storm few days
ago. the particulars of which just reached
here. Scores Of houses were completely
demolished and many people were killed
and injured. Crops in the pathway of
the storm were destroyed, and there is
much suffering among the people.
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NOT CAPTAIN BOYNTON.
The Famous Navigator Is Now Man.
aging a Show i'm London.

New YORK. Oct. 1.-The arrest of an
American named Boynton by a British
man-of-war in the Brazilian harbor created
an impression that the prisoner was Cap
tain Boynton. the famous navigator. This
impression. is false. Captain Boynton is
in London managing the Worlds Water
Show at Earls Court.
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Maber and CASTILLO Matched.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 1.-"Shadow"
Maber of Australia and Buffalo" Co.'S
tello Of New York have been matched for
q twenfy-round boxing contest before the
Twin City Athletic Club on the Goth inst.
fer $500.
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TRIED TO BREAK JAIL.
The Attempt Was Unsuccessful and
One Man Was Shot.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. IA special to the Re-
public from Fort Smith, Ark, says: kid"
Wilson and Henry Starr led an. unsuccess-
full attempt to break Jail to-day. They
were assisted by John Pointer, Alexander
Allen and Frank Collins. condemned MUIR
derers. and Charles Young and Jim Fair.
negroes.
They refused to- 60 into their cells at din
ner time and the guard fred, shooting
Young in the face, but not seriously in
juring him. Pointer, Stair and William
Wilson begged to be: shot.
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ONE INDIAN SLAIN.
End of a Difficulty Between White
Man and Redskins.

WILMoT, S. D.. Oct. Ia difficulty
occurred at Sisseton, in this county, be-
tween Thomas Morse. a white man, and
three Sisseton Indians. which terminated
in the killing of one Of the Indians, Henry
Campbell, late interpreter at the agency.
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Ada Miller Found.

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio, Oct. Ada, the
missing daughter of Humphrey Miller. the
weli-known Los Angeles turfman, was
found near Cincinnati to-day, just after
her heart-broken father had left for home.
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CoaIpits Reopening.

LONDON. Oct. IA number If smaller
coalpits in Staffordshire, Nottingham
shire and Derbyshre reopened to-day at
the old rates OF wages.
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CHOLERA ON lRoNcLADs.
lwo:ltalia Warships Ordered Into
Quarantine

q NAPLES, Oct. 1.-Cholera was discoy-
cred on board the ironclads Affondatore
anu. Aa1ia' which have been ordered to the
iazareteo at Asianara, where they will
undergo thorough dlsinfection.
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continued until l took

bottles and have been entirely cnr-d."
MRS. F. w. BARKER, Al Chester Park. Boston.
Hoods pills are the best after dinner Pills
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The cabinet NAV Resign.

VIENNA, Oct. There is little doub bt
that the whole Cabinet will resign ii royal
sanction to the civil marriage bill is with
held.
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of the Hungarian Diet. Count Andrassy
A. Bokros. Count Bokros was found dead
on the payment below his residence. The
second-stfy window was open. and the
police arfof the opinion he was looking
out of tbs window when he fell and was
killed
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SERVED HIM RIGHT.
A Thief Shot Dead While Trying to
Stab an Officer.

WASHINGTON. Oct. About O'Clock
this morning Sergeant Kenny and another
officer stopped Elwood R. Reed (colored).
who was carrying a suspicous-lookiDg
bundle. Elwood drew knife and was
about to plunge it into the officers back
when Sergeant Kenny. whipping out
revolver, shut the negro through the heart.
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THEY ALL TURNED OUT.
Large Sunday Attendance at the
White CITY.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-The day was warm
and pleasant and the people turned out at
the fair quite largely for Sunday. AS
usual, the crowds spent the time almost
entirely in the Art Gallery and the
Plaisance. 1t is expected this month will
prove the banner one of the whole fair.
Chicago day alone, 1t is estimated, will
bring out moro people than at any pre-
vieus day. The paid admissions to-day
were az. .298,
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WAS VERY JEALOUS.

Why a Chicago Man Attempted
Murder and Suicide.
CHICAGO, Oct 1.--William Smidtha OBJ
jected TO the attentions Henry Miller paid
Mary Post and tonight shot Miller
through the hip and pounded him insensi-
BILE. Smdtha then cut his own throat.
dying in a few minutes. Miller is in a
precarious condition.
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MURDERED BY ROBBERS.
Fate of Three Chinese Gardeners in
Montana.

BUTTE, Mont. Oct. Yesterday after-
noon three Chinese gardeners living two
miles east of this city were murdered by
unknown persons. all being shot through
the head. The motive was robbery. as
5000 was taken. After committing the
crime the house was ransacked, boxes,
satchels and trunks being broken and the
contents thrown about.