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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-13
MIcHIGAN BANK TROUBLES.
The Failure of the Columbia National
Carries Them Down,


Carries Them Down,
EDwARDsBURG. Mich, May 12.-The
Citizens bank displayed noUice on the
door this morning as follows: scout of
town on business; back at noon. - Dwig-
gins, Starbuck 6 Co., of the Columbia
National bank, Chicago. held a large
share of stock in the Citizens bank. The
citizens of this place are interested to the
extent of $25, 900. The township and
school funds are also tied up.
The manager OF the local bank at Law
ton, Mich, has left the town and the bank
is closed. The liabilities are small.
The Union bank at Richland did not
open its doors today, owing to its connec-
ton with the Columbian National bank
of Chicago. Cashier Watts expects to
raise sufficient cash to enable him to open
the doors tomorrow morning and pay all
claims.
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Still Another Bank Failure.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 12.-The Com
mercial bank of Brookston has failed
There is no statement of the liabilities.
1t was controlled by the Columbia bank,
Chicago.
Another dispatch says: It's deposits
amount to $4,000. and the officials say it
will pay in full and resume business as
soon as it's affairs can be Strengthened
ont
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In the Hands Of the sheriff.

MILWAUKEE, May 12.-The stores of
Frank A. Lappen & Co., and Lappen Fur
niture Co., doing an immonse business in
dry goods and house furnishings, are in
the hands of sheriff on executions ag-
over $65, 600.
At a meeting of the BUSINESS men to-
night it was decided to allow Lappen &
Co. to resume business tomorrow. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-13
Two nIurderers Hanged.

SHERMAN, Tex, May 12.-John Carlisle
and Charles Luttrell were hanged here
this afternoon for the murder of ''Billy"
Sherman, while asleep, in Denison, April
%, 1892. Their necks were broken. Sher-
man was one of the witnesses in murder
case dating back to 1880, and a large num-
Der of persons are said to have been killed
to hide the crime.
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ACCOUNTANT ARRESTED.

While Examining Bank at williams
burg, o., He Is Taken In.
CINCINNATI, May 12.-The private bank
of Dwiggins, Starbuck & Co. at Williams
burg, o., closed its doors this morning on
orders from Dwiggins. president of the
Columbia bank, Chicago. IL was branch
bank. The assets are S35, 900; liabilities,
$50, 600. An expert accountant employed
at the bank yesterday came here early
this morning and was arrested, charged
with embezzlement. 1t is suspected that
he was employed to conceal some of the
funds of the bank.
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All Creditors WIN Be Paid.

CHARLEvoIx, Mich, May IL. = The
bank of Charlevoix closed It's doors this
morning and placed its affairs in the
hands of an assignee. The Northern
Michigan Seed company, for which the
bank furnished financial backing was in
Guided in the assignment. No other fail
ures will result. The deposits will prob
ably not exceed $40, 0C0, and it is believed
every creditor will be paid in full.
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Receivers Appointed for Cordage Co.

Boston, May 12.-Judge Lacombe to-
day appointed Charles H. Pearson and
James r. Stevens receivers for the Stand
ard Cordage company, the Sewell and Day
Cordage company and the Chelsea Cord
age company in the state of Massachu-
sets, all of which are subsidiary to the
National Cordage company and involved
in its trouble.
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WHISKY FIRM sUsPENDs.

Dizziness in Trade and Tight Money Mar
ket the Cause.
LOUISVILLE, May 12.-The firm of w.
II. Thomas & Son, one OF the largest
dealers in old Kentucky whisky in the
world, suspended payment this morning,
the result of dullness in the whisky trade
and the tight money market. The habil-
tiles will be considerably over half a
million, but the assets will exceed this
sum by nearly one-half. In all proba-
bility the firm will be permitted to con-
tinue in business, and it is thought in a
short while will be relieved OF all embar-
raSsnent.
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The Home Rule Bill

LONDON, May 1.-THE house of COM
mons sitting as committee of the whole
on the home rule bill today resumed de-
bate on the motion made yesterday to
strike out the first clause of the measure
which motion practically means to reject
the whole bill. The debate was marked
by several scenes of excitement. The
motion was defeated 309 to 267.
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Liabilities. s75, 900; Assets, So, 900.

PORTLAND, Ind. May PA deputy
sheriff lett here this morning upon re-
ceipt of the news of the Dunkirk failure,
with writ of attachments. He found the
total assets g, 900 in money and few
notes. The largest figures are that the
liabilities will overrun $75, GOO. A meet
ing of creditors was held today, but no
definite action was taken.
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Russian Extradition Treaty.

WASHINGTON May 12.-The Russian
extradition treaty is expected at the state
department Monday. and viii probably
be made public through presidential
proclamation next week. No additional
formalities other than the issuance of the
proclamation are necessary.
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RAwLINs SCHOOL BOARD.
They Resign On Account of Bitter a.
tack Made Upon Them.

They Resign Account of Bitter At
tack Made Upon Them.
RAwL1Ns. Wyo., May 12.-[Speciall-
The town is all broke up over the resigna-
ton of the school board. At the adj
journed meeting of the district electors
on Wednesday a special tax of S., 500 was
voted, on account of which bitter arti-
Gle appeared in the Journal, and this,
with the action of a few busy bodies who
neither pay taxes or send children to
school, is the cause of the trouble. The
district is bonded for S25, 900. six teachers
are employed. over 300 pupils enrolled,
and strange as it may seem, for the first
time in the history OF the district COM
plimentary resolution to the trustees was
unanimously passed at the regular meet
ing on Nav 1
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The Cruiser Atlanta sails.

NEW YORK, May 12.--trhe United
States cruiser Atlanta, under orders to go
to Nicaragua, took her departure from
the international feet of the North river
today. The Jean Bart, whose fierce ap-
pearance attracted so much attention at
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London Banks in Trouble.

LONDON, May 12.-The advance in the
rate of discount by the Bank of England
yesterday to 81 per cent, rendered the
regular fortnightiy settlement OF accounts
on the stock exchange very difficult, and
seven small banks have failed. A better
feeling prevails in the market for Ameri-
can securities.
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Declined to Race.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.-The Stanford
University Boat club had declined the
challenge sent them by the University of
California for an eight-oar shell race, to
be rowed in October. Stanford's reason
for refusing to race in the fall is that the
attention is occupied by other sports and
that spring was the proper time for boat
races.
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MADRID, May 12.-Disquieting news
concerning Infanta EulaIia's health is
received from Havana. The queen re-
gent commanded Premier Sagasta to OBJ
tain more details as to her physical con-
dition and he is said to feel that the pro-
posed journey to Chicago could be made
only at the gravest risk.
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HARRISON AND 1896.

1t Is Said He win Be Called on Three
Years Hence.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 12.-An evening
paper says that Indiana had the control
ling influence in the Republican National
league meeting at Louisville; that the
Indiana men there knew ex"President
Harrison's wishes and carried them
out to the letter, and that some dele
gates from Indiana did not hesitate
TO say to representatives from other states
that the general belief is that Harrison
will be called to lead the Republican party
in 1896.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-13
pestitute Immigrants Arr1re.

New YORK, May 12.-One thousand
immigrants who were brought by the
steamship DANA, landed today on Files
island. Commissioner Senner said many
of the passengers were absolutely desti-
tute and it is likely that number of
them will be returned by the DANA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-13
Four BANKS Under SUSPICION.

NEW YORK, May IA report is cur
rent in Wall street that the comptroller
of currency has ordered immediate exam
ination into The condition of four city
banks. Inquiry failed to show any foun-
dation for the report. All the city banks
are believed to be solid.
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Assets Largely Reducad.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, May To-day w. F.
Thomas, assignee of the Sioux Dry Goods
company, filed schedule of assets, the
total being S192. 211 as against S4s1 200 in
the original schedule. The liabilities as
formerly filed are settled at S232, 900.
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Y. NJ. c. A.
A Number of Interesting Addresses De-
livered at the Nation nal Capital.

A Number OF interesting Addresses De-
livered at the Nationa Capital.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 1.-THE
international convention of the Y. NJ.
c.. A. today recommended the second
Sunday in November and the week fol-
lowing as q special season of thanks
giving.
The raising of $40, 900 per year was
recommended for a continuance OF work
Subscriptions were called for and re-
sponses made to the amount of S23, COO.
In the afternoon meeting the convention
was held in sections to consider the Of
fetal departments of association work
The evening session was devoted to in
teresting addresses.
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San Francisco Track.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.-Five and
one-half furlongs-Volita first, Angelo
second, Connaught third. Time-1:1O.
Two furlongs-Jennie Dean first; vi
vace second, Button third. Time-1:04.
Six aud a half furlongs - Inkerman
first, Nero second, Broad Church third.
Time-1:22.
One mile-St. Patrick first, Abb second
Folly third. Time-1:4
Five and half furlongs-Lodi first,
Time-1:0
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STRIKING SKIN DREssERs.
they Attack Factory Which Employed
Nou-TrnIo-, Man

They AIIdCh q eECIOry " IIiCH LHpIOyeu
Non-Union Men.
VIENNA, May IA meeting of strik-
ing skin dressers was held this afternoon.
Inhammatory speeches were made by So
cialist agitators, and eventually the whole
audience marched to the factory where
nom Unionists were employed. They
broke the windows and tried to force the
doors. The police were unable to dispense
the mob. A company of infantry was
called and after short fight the soldiers
drove off the strikers. Two men were
wounded in the fight. Nineteen strikers
were arrested.
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Observation-Disclosures IS, New
York 16.
WASHINGTON = Washington 6, Balti-
more z.
PIrTsBURG- Pittsburg 8, Louisville 0.
BROOKLYN s, Boston g.
ST. LoUIs-St. Louis8, Cleveland Z.
of rain
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GONG Into Liouidation.

H1LLsDALE, Mich. May 12.-The First
State bank of this city has gone into IL
quotation and quit business today. The
business has been transferred to the Hills
dale Savings bank, which will assume all
liabilities and pay depositors in full.
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Liabilities Are Uncertain.

CASEY, ILL.,. May 12.-The Columbia
National bank, of Chicago, was the prin-
cipai stockholder of the Farmers and
Merchants bank, OF this city. 1t made
an assignment today. The assets are
probably SIG, 600; liabilities uncertain
SO far, but it is thought they will reach
$25 900 or over.
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win Fieht DemnseY.

Boston, May 12.-Austin l.. Gibbons
telegraphs Captain A. w. Cooke from
Passaic, n. j., that he has accepted
$1,000 to fight Jack Dempsey. 1t is in
ferred that Gibbons releases Billy Smith
in the match to box Dempsey at the Coney
Island club on June 80, owing to the
death OF Smith s wife.
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Brick sIasons Strike.

MANCHESTER, N. H., May 12.-The
strike in this city is spreading. The
brick masons and fathers have announced
their readiness to join the carpenters at
once and again tie up the building trade.
All the cigar makers in the city are on
strike
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FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.
The President of Failing Lumber Conn
pany Skips Out.

Z
pany SlSips Out.
NEW YORK, May 12.-An evening paper
says: Francis H. Weeks, ex-president of
the Land and River Improvement COM
pany. West Superior, Wis, IS fugitive
from Justice. He fed from this city two
weeks ago, before the news of his failure
to be in Canada. He was a heavy specu-
lator in Wall street. The supreme court
granted an attachment against Weeks
property and removed him from the
trusteeship of the estate of Jacob Astor
on a charge of having embezzled $40, 600
from the estate.
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The Drought in England.

LONDON, May 12.-The drought of the
past eight weeks has caused great loss IN
farm and market garden products OF
south England. Grain, vegetables and
fruits are whitening throughout wide
strips of country. Caterpillars are de-
stroying the leaves and blossoms in the
gardens. In Hampshire, Devonshire and
Cornwall streams and wells are drying
nm
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steamship Arrivals.

New York Augusta Victoria from
Hamburg.
Philadelphia-Mi from London.
Bremerhaven-Aller from New York.
Queenstown - Campania from New
York.
Liverpool-Cambroma from Boston.
Hamburg-Fuerst Bismarck from New
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Deviggin, Starbuck & Co. OF Chicago,
made an assignment today. The closing
OF the bank is due to the collapse of the
Columbian National bank of Chicago.
Assets are figured at S35, 900; liabilities
$50, 600, of which S25, 900 is due to deposit
tors, who are nearly all business men of
the village of Oregon.
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Flood in the Mississippi.

ARKANSAS CITY, May 1.-THE outlook
is more encouraging here than twenty
four hours ago. Hope is now entertained
that the Kansas basin will not suffer ma
terially and that damage from the food in
the lower part of this, Coukice, county,
will not be great.
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OTTAWA, Ills, May 12.-Richark j.
Hornick, banker, merchant and specu-
lator of Grand Ridge, has failed owing to
a run on the bank, caused by the finan-
cial ENHANCEMENT with his brother, John
Hornick, of Sioux City.
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PUYALLUP RESERVATION.

Troops Will Prevent an Invasion of the
Reservation by Railroad.
PORTLAND, Or, May 12.-Company F,
Fourteenth infantry, Captain Carpenter,
went to the Puyallup Indian reservation,
near Tacoma, Wash, today, where they
will prevent an invasion of the reserva-
ton BY Frank G. Ross, who is building q
railroad across it. No trouble is antici-
pated, as Ross states that he will apply to
the United States courts for right of way.
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Race for Two-Year-olds.

LONDON, May 12.-The royal plate of
5000 sovereigns for 2-year-olds at Kemp
ton park today was won by the duke of
Portland's FLY School Book.
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Robinson g. Co.'s LIABILITIES.

WILMINGTON, Del, May 12.-The liza
bilities of R. R. Robinson & Co., the sus-
pended bankers, are 1926, 900: assets,
5000. 600. The order of Knights of Pythias
had large amount of money in the bank.
1t is understood to be about $4,000.
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pepositors win Be Paid in Fun.

TOLEDO, o., May 12.-The Oklawa
comfy bank at Gilmore, o., closed it's
doors today, the result of the failure of
the Columbia National bank of Chicago.
The outlook is that depositors will be paid
in full.
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vivendi. Instructions to that effect. how
ever, were given by Attorney General
Miller on February % last; and as they
have not been revoked are still in force,
whether or no he would take any further
action in the case.
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ExPoRrs OF BRsADsTUrFs.
The Bureau of STATISTICS Submits Report
TO the Treasury.

to the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-The bureau of
statistics in its report to the treasury de-
partment today gives a comparative state
ment OF the total values of exports of
breadstuffs, as follows:
For the month ending April so, 1898.
F12, 621, 155; decrease of $500. 600 from
the corresponding period of 1892.
For the five months ending April 80,
last, SIS, OPS, 935. decrease OF 744, OOO. OoO
from the same period last year.
For ten months ended April 30, last.
E157, 653, S13, decrease of $95, GOO, 600 from
the corresponding period of 1892.
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Severe wind storm at Astoria.

ASTORIA, Or, May IA severe wind
storm last night overturned number of
fishing boats. Two fishermen are known
to have been drowned and two more are
missing.
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Leather Manufacturer Assigns.

SALEM, Mass, May 12.-James Dugan,
enc of the largest leather manufacturers
IN Salem, today assigned for the benefit OF
his creditors. No statement OF his affairs
is obtainable.
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MURDERED HIS WIFE.

A st. Louis Fiend Cuts the Throat OF His
Wife.
ST. LOUIS. May 12.-Last night John
Daily came home drunk and found his
wife and seven children, one babe in
arms, asleep. He took razor and cut
his wife's throat from ear to ear, killing
her. Then he went out and cut his own
throat but not fatally. A policeman ar
rested him and his condition led to the
discovery OF the tragedy. The couple has
not lived happily.
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Applications for ONCE Filed.

WASHINGTON, May 12-The applica
tons OF Syruille Baden, OF Helena, Mont,
for director of mint, and of S. W. Cart
wright, OF Cirdeville, Ohio, for register
of the treasury, were filed in the depart
ment today.
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MANITOBA INDIANS.

Contract Tor Supplying Kations Awarded
the Hudson Bay Company.
OTTAWA, Ont, May 12.-The Hudson
Bay company has secured the contract for
supplying rations for the Indians in Man
itoba and the northwest territories.
Heretofore American bacon has princi-
pully been supplied, but the government
says, as the Canadian cured bacon has
been found equal to American cured, both
as regards keeping properties and quail
ity, the contract has been let on the I'M
Outstanding that long, clear Canadian
cured only shall be supplied.
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Caused by the indianapolis Failure.

ROCKFORD, Mich, May 12.-The pri-
vate banking institution of Paris & Nave
closed its doors this morning. Nothing
can be learned except that the bank is
affected by the failure of the indianapolis
hank
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Two NInrderers Hanged.

BENNINGTON, La, May II. = jim
Rencher, who murdered R. II. Haviston,
was hanged at Eutaw to-day.
At Chester, s. c., Joe Brannon, alias
Joe Williams, was hanged at noon for the
murder of Stephen Kearney.
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Fam, of Greenwood CIoses.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 12.-The Bank of
Greenwood, Ind, closed its doors on ac-
count of the failure OF the Columbia bank,
Chicago. No statement.
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Postmaster appointed

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE president
today appointed the following named
postmaster: Andrew Borders, at Tulare,
CAL, vice j. G. Eckels, commission ex-
pired.
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ovations to Spanish Royalty.

HAVANA, May 1.-THE infanta Eulalia
and her husband visited Casa Benefcen-
celia yesterday. where they laid the corner
stone of a building to be devoted to the
benefit of the people At later hour
they attended bull tight. The soIourn
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Heavy Liabilities.

MILWAUKEE,, May 2.-Plankington
this afternoon filed execution against
Lappen & Co. for S619, 900. The liabili-
ties OF the firm, as far as known, are
$500, coo.
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Director of Mint Leach Resigns.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-Edward o.
Leach. director of the mint, has resigned
to become cashier of the National Union
bank, New York, to be opened June l..
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The nIuscatine Dynamite Outrage.

MUscAr1NE, Ia, May 12.--The excite
ment in this city over the dynamiting of
the homes OF three prominent citizens
continues intense. At citizens mass
meeting today the opera bouse was
crowded.
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The President HAS a Quiet Day.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-The president
had an unusually light day today, four
representatives forming the sum total of
callers up to the time for the Assem- bling
of the cabinet.
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prince Bismarck Declines to Run.

BERLIN, May 12.-Prince Bismarck and
Lidwig Bamberger have declined to be
candidates in the general cleo ton. Each
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German Rate of Discount,

BERLIN, May 12.-The Imperial Bank
of Germany has fixed the rate of discount
at per cent.
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PROSECUTING THE HENRIETTA.

Orders 10 Discontinue We're Given BY
Attorney-General Miller.
WASHINGTON, May z. Attorney Gem
erai Olney said today that he had issued
no instructions to the district attorney at
Eitka, Alaska, as to abandoning the pros
ecntion of the British schooner Henri
eta, iibelled for violation Of the modus
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a Misconsin Isank Assigns

MADISON, Wis, May 12.-The Bank of
Oregon, established about year ago by
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gives his advanced age as the reason for
retiring.
WILL ENTER THE RING.
schweinfurth, Proprietor of ssHeayen,"
Makes New Departure.

ROCKFORD, H., May 12.-George Jacob
Schweinfurth has placed one of his best
horses in the hands of Philo Sweet, the
well known trainer of the Rockford driv-
ing park, to be worked and campaigned
during the coming season. This is new
departure for the proprietor of Heaven"
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A Fishing Trip contemplated.

WASHINGTON, May 12-There are re-
ports that the president contemplates a
fishing trip in the near future.