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County Teachers Institute.

The Grst session OF the scdoOl year
was held In tho University building
at 1890 today, superintendent d. r.
Allen presiding. r, W. Lewis was
elected secretary pro tenn.
Tie constitution and by.lawa were
read by the secretary, after which the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year Superintendent d. II
Allen, prosidentj b. w. Ashton,
nrst vice president; Mrs. o.
4. Mccormick. to'uul Vice pre- /.
dent. Jum,s haIutTt, secretary
and treasurer; II. lt. Bradford, assist.
ant secretary; w. 3. MARKS, librarian;
Nora Benniln anu Mrs, I. W. Bliss
together with tue librarian, program
committee,
Virs Prpaldent Il. W. Ashton snd
SECOND Vice President MARKS made
hort addresses, that u the latter boiur
ull OF encouragement 90 the teachers,
SUPERINTENDENT ID. II. Allen was nlso
plrn-rd 10 meet these who had
fpupnt In tho county before, and or,
r9uTag,d tho teachers % take up O.
rlufss OF pr0irssiunnl study during tA,
car. He also advised the teachers Il
nv and secure Mt the beginning OF tn
rhool year library aud school cau
met,
80, ut 1880 q. m.
JAMES SANDERS, Secretary.
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DAMAGES $4,000.
That Is the Amount Claimed from the
CITY by 4. A. Lindnrr for
Personal lujurles.

+. A. Llndnor this morning flled D.
suit Ia the rhird di1trict court agains,
Salt Lake CITY. demanding damage
In the sum Of $4,000 aud oO,ts, Tor
personal injuries.
Plaintiff states that while pssslny
with his vile along the sidewalk ca
tho south siiu Of east First South
street, aboutslNty feet West o the City
Hall, on Aprl on ~ this year, a high
board fence enclosing Hu excavation,
aud iptuilicleutiJ fixed, Tell upon him,
kuuCkiug MIN down, utuising him Auu
managing bis lott leg just above The
ankle to such Rn UXtolt 10 to cripple
him for lie. Mr.. Linintf says he was
confined 10 his bod Tor u pcuOI Of hS
wcrhs, to his room for some five weeks
afterwards, Aud also "deprved u The
atili.y 10 perform his duties nH pastor
Of the Swedish Evangelical Luihers o
church IN this city" For medical
attendance, nursing etc., he allegCl
he has expended shout siUO.
Anthony kJenen 10 the plaintiil'
attorney,
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Seedlework Guild Of America


The Nesulework Guild was organ
ICED ten years ago, 10 England, by
Lady Wolver;on, "wiIh a machinery
OF such beautiful completely that Il
could DO burden 10 no one, AMI the
condition OF membemnlp, only two
now useful articles Of clothing a year,
was NO small demand that the society
became popular Immediately. The
elements Of popularity and steady
growth wero In liz very siructure--no
caste, no sect, no hampering prelu.
dices." Since then the work has
apanned tho Atlantic aud stretches
almost from ocean 10 ocean, across this
fair land Of ours.
Through the efforts Of Mrs. w. A,
Nelden, we ladies NJ Salt Lake City
have become Interested In II, and the
fow gathered In Mr.. Neljen'a paTlDr
ono warm afternoon In May, 1893,
have Increased 10 an army Of
$50 workers, called the Sail
Like City Branch u tho Needle
work Guild oil America. A
ranch consists Of ten sections,
with an honorary presldenb pTcsident,
secretary and treasurer zach section
must have nt least five t6l uireotuts
uue OF whom shall bs president anu
one secretary Of the tucu0n' Each o.
those i've pledges herself TO obtain ten
otnura, WHO shall promise 10 con,riuu,,
Two new garments ~ year, making
twenty-five (ggl garments, or onu nun
rcd gnI tea UlW Tor each section
Zach ten send la their garments h
October 10 their diruylHri ~ thu direc
tors they gro sent 10 tho presidents o
tho sections, AMI by mo president
4put 10 a spyciiled place aud there dis
,Iibuted according 10 the vote OF lhl
cilicera ana directors 70 the needy ant
destitute In hospitals, orphanages
homes and among tho poor making ii
all a distribution Of eleven hundred
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UiNbI good, strons, new articles u.
clothing. The work H 20 simple,
SGT $40 far reaching 600 iin bcns
UCuuct, s1 cnHy, yet go great iu
iiH accomplishments, that We should
each feel glad o. uu ono 0f i's wOrFcrs,
aud make ~ our brnuch q telling
.owrg iar good ia this city AM
throughout the ioruIOry.
Nouca1 have teen srnt 10 all the
tu.Wn charitable Institutions iu the
city, wi.ich have been generally TCI-
HJuJcu 90. From the two Ofphhnugus f,
tIo DHy Nursery on State street nuI
3d. Auu'H, comes the call i1r hundreds
oigarmeu,s, anything wuarahlc from
shoes 90 caps, i0r suvuuiy-Hye children
ranging from ELK months o. fifteen
yulrs Of both suNUt, I1t CDmi0ttuts
Ust AMI table linen niso.
The Young Ladies' Ain Society p
Uccd b0ys'tults and lauuul underwear
sirl' dresses ana flannel underwear
mons underwear, women underwear
aud outfits Tor iuhub, also shoes Unl
s,IckingH % 800 t'2H.
Tao Rescue miFsI0n, muu-Ciulh'
irg 20 all description Tor mtu ifoW
siStreu 0sixty years otusci also sinai
Uru.iiJas, sheets anu lillDw.siiIs.
The Rescue mlHsluu, Women
Dresses, underwear, Hb0rH ami stock
iugs i0r women, c1mi0F,gr, bed go.
| table linen.
NcwtOUy' home Bti Rui tghl,
lluou anu uii Kinds OF lUys' clothing
Ia ADDITION TO these toe destitute
/ aud needy ui all classes, Go whom
new garment may bling q hlrs.in.
/ aui help more 10 uuliit morality thai
I many gifts Of old tll.hca irum th
J ltilr.
liRs. EDWARD Is. CuigCutpw,
Secretary.
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Land Office.

The following applications were
made In the land office to-day;
George Chase Of Plymouth, Box
Elder county, Tor homestead entry TO
The southeast quarter Of section q,
t1wuBiip 10 north, range . west,
Hruor }. Mitchell, ni Fillmore, Tor
homestead entry 10 lots / and ., sec
u0u Is, township 81 south, range .
west, 77.82 acres.
VIM, q. Dyer, Of salt Lake CITY, ioT
Desert entry 10 the north hall OF Sec
ton 20, township / north, range west.
Tie gels his water to reclaim the tract
from the North Point Consolidated
Irrigation cUmpany's canal
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TnE HOUSE.

WAsuSOToN, Sept. l6.-English
ashed Tor tue immediate consideration
Of resolution rooiting the frequency
VI train rgbUerieH eudAngeriug the
transmission OF United States mails,
anu providing foran investigation by
the committee on commerce anu report
by bill OF otherwise.
kilgoro objected.
The tilibuttcTing against the Tucker
bill, led by Burrows, Michigan, was
resumed. The tactics OF the two PIE.
vious days were followed forcing u vote
on motion 10 dispense with the call Of
committees and Ms before the Republi'
cans anu administration Democrats re'
fusing 10 vote broke tho quorum. Ad'
lOuTued,
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MIR. Baehe's Condition.

A gentleman who Visited Mr.Joseph
=. Bacho ut his residence this morning
subsequently, informed a NEWS repro
sentative that the patient Ia making
satisfactory progress towards recovery,
aud should nothing unforeseen occur
DE-. Basc0m thinks he will be- able {.
leave the house In ten or twelve days.
Mf. BnChe IL still confined 20 his boz
aud occasionally suffers much pain iu
TIE ley, which 10 yet partially par
alyZsl. Tho Injury To the head, too
continues 10 cause him some uueaHi.
uts4, nut the danger which was al
ilft apprUhondod seems 10 be past
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SISTER MERCY Il. THOMPSON
An EslImablo Lady called to the Spirit
world.

At 1915 O'Clock last might Sister
Mercy II. Thompson, aunt Of President
Joseph r. Smith, ureathed her last al
her home IN this city, At the ripe age
Of olgh,y.slx Year, aud three months.
Tho time Of the funeral has not yet
been arranged, as the arrival u Ptesl-
dent smith, who h now In the East
but has beun tolegraphei Tor, h
awaited.
Sister Thompson was widely known
ami highly esteemed among the Lat
ter.day saints, with whom bhe hs'
bton associated Tor more than hall d
century. She vas at the time VI hei
lemisc One Of the Oldest members o
the Church, Ia connection with which
hOr lifu has been one OF talth aud
noble sacrifice. She was u sister 20 the
mother VI Presidsng Joseph +. smith,
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Private dispatches announce that
the sailors from tbs robcl warships
have practically captured Rio Janeiro
anu driven out President PeizUto anu
the government The arseual and GUS
tom house and tho town Nichetoy,
opposite Rio are Ia the hands Of the
TUbolr
BuEEOs AYREs, Sept. 10. - The
damage done by the bomhardmont Of
Rio aud Nirtntoy l. much greater
than 1T first believed. the insurgents
arc preparing 10 march upon Santa
Anna, anu Try 10 capture tuo pfcsi'
dent
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WISCONSIN FOREST FIRES.


MASisTiQCE, Mich, Sent. l6.-Tho
fire last night destroyed twelve buell.
ucss houses and three twelliugs. Tho
lois IL Sl50,OOO. The situation a.
Marehnu!J, VIE, is unchanged. Ad'
diiional fam HES nave toon burned out.
MCMILLAN IL siill safe. Nrlllssiiic,
Clark county, IL In danger. Train
men have to unndage their faces when
they pass through the IRE district.
The entire region "a euyrlOpud 10 tuilJ.
eating SMOKE. The inhabitants arc
terror stricken.
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more viii DO recovered to-day, as nc
hsa pNpfrssrd his willingness 10 ave
b. uY. How much moro viii Zoe Tr.
covered cannot hp accurately stated,
bus probably between s5uUJ ani si'Dl,
ltis believed the treasury depaItmrui
will luau nothing.
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rmEY DID NOT ArrEAR
Bryans Sureties,

Mr. John Bryan, to whom was
awarded The contract tor building the
addition 10 the county inhrmary, has
experienced some little difficulty IN
bringing forward his HuTe,its, and the
matter WIS 10 come up finally before
ne County court a. four O'Clock Ihis
nMernOOn.
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CuCAGO, sept. l0.-This Is Texas,
New Mexico aud kgilfOad Day at the
Far. Tho weather was dUhgnliuL
The sun shono brightly, anu "a cfiap
breeze inside outdoor exc citeB cxAili'
RATING. The tday wns given over TO
appropriate exercises. New VI Nico's
building was the sCeno " festivities.
Some of the most prominent oiuzsns VI
New Mexico lont their presence to
mako the day success. The opening
address was made by Governor Will
liam T.. ThoTnton, followed by eX'
Governor Bradford Prince, who sang
the praise Of his territory. Captain
Jack Crawford, "a scout, gave several
Tcoitpllouf, and short talks were made
by Henry w. Warren, Miguel Otero,
X. Rodney, Howell l.. Hlckei, Ffanois
Downs anu otheu. A reception was
given Governor Thornton, following
tho exercises.
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rIE InAIN9 MuVINl LLlWLY.

ARSAsFA3 CI1Y, Sept lG-The
engineers oil the trains have teen in.
struc,ud ~ run carefully r8 10 was
feared the tracks would be- umpergJ
with. Tnu diruJycry wns made yestuI.
Jay that straps ami sp.aus hAu ueun
removed from some hr.dguH. Com. .
uurutly the trains were s1 slow tnat
tnosu ON wagons and horseback easily
out8tripIed Them.
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ar husband, who was piya.sBgcr,.
'afy in &C. Prophet Jofcub, died An.
~. .TIn, 1871. About two ygara gutr
" % aus I,rauic tIn wife H. thr Pate.
afuu HyWm Smith. She W. ons VI
iaU nrst ytI.gfe ri tho s'ztcentu yuri
u tua city. Shs has rern an invalid
fJs a numuur Of yc1rs Iasi.
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~ uuAzIL


WAsuSOToN, Sept. l6.-Last night
Secretary GfOsbum received the fol-
loving message from Minister Ihomp.
sou, dated pt FotrOpons, u suburb OF
RIO Janeiru. ~ nave been advised
that all merchant vessels have been
Ordered by tho revolutionary iquadron
70 move further up the bay, apparently
10 give the rebels q chance 10 lombard
the city without damaging the mer'
chant vessels. rhi ia thought 10 IN.
dictate tnat ;ho actual bombardmont OF
Rio will begin today"
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
AfToIg1msnt Of Prisoners Before
judge ZINE Today.


Owing to the Trial Of tho action Of
Whit, & Sons company Of this city VI
A. NJ WOollry aud Taylor n. Wool.
Icy, which began on Thursday, run
ming into this morning, tho usual list
of motions hal TO stand over In tho
Third district court. The arguments
Of counsel occupied the entire forenoon
and tho case won't to the Jury about
1880. 10 IL a dispute over an "a,-
tAch,d" dock Of sheep.
This afternoon verdict was re.
turned for the plaintin ~ s2Oli.07.
The following other matters came
before Judge Zane during the hut
half hour OF t0day's session;
NEW CITIZEN.
John Shoarer, so1ichman, now
one Of Salt Lakes population, was ad-
niltri to citizenship. His supporters
we're A. 81. Paul and Samuel l..
Sprague.
CRIMINAL cALESDAR.
The following prisoners against
whom tho gtAnl jury had found In
dioImOntB were Arfaigne1;
qnE ADULTERY CASE.
VIM. w. Logan and Elizabeth
Nelson plead guilty to charge oil
adultery Huu Monday next was named
/ ul tnu uay Tor sentence. rhg pfblimi-
! airy hearing was tet i1r tOlay iu
| 4 mmisuiOucr NofIci'B court, but the
| liuud jury avoided tho aUcossliy FOL
| that by themselves taxing tho case iu
hand anu finding an indictment
! The husband Of tue woman, by
| " HON tho complaint was made, II
| already preparing O. iustitute divorce
! uiuceeIiugt. There are two yOuup
] children. Nit. Nielsen d. described o. d
most respectable, hafI working yUuUs
man aud a good deal OF sympaIny Il
frlt iOr HIM.
TAKES TIME 10 PLEAD.
Charles w. LAID, indicted Tor lar
| Ceuy, was allowed Two days % plead
Arthur Brown 10 his attorney.
nm WOMAN MISSING.
william Henry plead not guilty to /
charge Of adultery anu Attorney Z
W. Morse was appointed by the couf
| 70 defend,
Susan rullldge, tile woman in th'
case ton BAIL, failed n Gubwrr, anu
urncu warrant Tor her arrest was or
uvfrd 10 issue. She was brought u
his afternoon aud WAS given tlli TIA
l0.h inst. 10 plead.
10 PLEAD US sErTEMBER l9rH.
Henry II. Lenke, larceny. In TIL
case the det'ndaups attorney applie'
tHgt time 90 plead be- given tlll seplum
her l0,h, which was granted,
THEY DID NOr APPEAR.
The People VI Henry Hammond an
George Gaylyr, murder. These are IN
TWO boys accused Of shootiug II it'll
! Clyde Robertson with fatal result,
They arc out on bail, but negleoting {
| appear tue court directed the issuauC
Ut a beach warrant Tor their arrosl
Having been brought into court tn
defendants were allowed ull the 2JtI
inst. 70 plead.
DEMURRER wI1IpRAwS.
Olive G. Beauchamp W l.. q. Hardy
eta Defendants Withdrew their Ne
murfsr and were allowed ~ die al
HweIs.
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WAAuSUIoS, sept. lB.-lau Pfcti'
dent has sent tuu Senate tho following
nominations
rus.maJur, r.. j. wyllc at Nogglcs,
Afz.
Mrs. NJ. j. Gardiner, Anaheim, Cal.
john Patterson, HOLSTER Ca,
Honty o.. laudy HARTFORD Cal
Jrdudlsh NJ. Blair, L0sau, Utsh.
john HggwCgv, Davenport, Wash.
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Joseph W. Wilson, u mill contractor,
fell ia NJ while in the posloiiice
building this morning, lie was taken
into tho warehouse Of George NJ.
scott u Co. anu DR.. STANDARD was
summoned. After time Mr.. Wilson
recovered,
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GUTHRIE DFsEHrED.

GurmE, o. r., Sept. l5.-rhc city
IL nearly deserted. There are erlic.ly
a huudfcd pocllc ia Town. Tue TO-
mainder have gone % the strip, inclu4.
Ing i've hundred women. Men aim, b
with WiuchUHtem urp guarding the
city nrnlust bHndiie tuat have threat
euod To loot the town. A report has
lust hcon received that a hand 10 ten
miles from town In camp, supposed
to DO mcmhurs OF tlu Dal.Jn.5,arr
gang.
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AusTRlNs FUTURE RULER.
Prospective Heir o. Francis Joseph
Coming 90 SALT Lake.

On Monday there Will arrive In this
city the man who, tom present ny.
poatancos, IA destined 10 wear the
crown Of Ausifl. Hungary. lie 10 the
Archduko Franz FlTuiunEl W Estes,
aud Tor some umo past has been visit.
ing the large cities oi the East aud
taking In tho sights Of the WOtld's
Fair. tic IL now en- route 10 BAn
Francisco to meet another EurJpoau
nobiumau, the Prince dnltEin Ui
Russia. Ihu latter " a defendant Of
Nasilia Gnli,zin, eufnamrd the Great,
who OuCu came near placing
himself on tho Russian throne.
Inc Prince has been Tor the lutt
three years lu Siberia, whittier ho wss
cent ~ the accredited ambassador OF
tho Czht, aud whore hu Travelled
through Wild Regions, some Of which
were never tThvrTrtI before, anu on
which mission he made d journey Ui
1900 uiilos ou horseback, encounter.
ing irightiul danEcw, from which lac
fortunately escaped.
Whom tire ATlhduke aud the prince,
who are old aud firm iriunds, meet iu
California, where tho distinguished
RussiAn now is, they will visit "a,
Yosemite aud then come saEtwArd ,t
the lell0YHt0uo National Park. They
also expect 20 join IN n hunting cNpc
ditiol 20 tho north, lot the archduke ID
great hunter. Prince Galliziu eX
poets 10 lecture before scientific H0cic
ties IA BUstuu, New York aui Lond1u
this fall, on his explorations aud dh
Covengs, ns ho Ia a naturalist Of con
siderable note.
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eliminating the families Of boomers who
Will follow, 70 is Catimeted that io1al'a
fush numbered 10000 souiF' lh'
strlp has en- added TO OSiahoino,
which now, therefore, has ample ropu'
lsllon ~ justify It's demand Tor state
hood.
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JoHN NJ. ZANE.

The complaint In question makes
serious, but, II Ia alleged by the other
side, wholly uufoundeu charges against
the officers OF the institution mentioned
aud has created q great stir among
them. The name Of Mt. Zane wac
affixed TO the complaint as associate
counsel without his knowledge or con-
sent and this has brought forth the
foregoing letter, which viii BIO sub
mltted " Chiuf Justice Zane Ia due
course.
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JOHN NJ. ZiNE'S LETTER.


Clerk Mcmillan, OF the Third district
court, IL IN receipt Of the following
letter, which came to hand this morn.
ing;
"Deat SlT.-rhere IN complaint
filed In your oiilce In the oaze OF Davis
VI Salt Lake Building aud Loan Asao.
citation OF Utah in which tue name 81
John NJ. Zane In attached as counsel,
do not appear In that case and have
not authorized my name 10 DO sub
scribei ~ counsel. Will, therefore,
thank you TO withdraw my name from
the appearance, II II IL 40 entered.
Yours truly,
I.tfg NJ Vasr
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noINGs ~ CONGREss.
voorhees, Proposes 90 close the RE-
peal d. bate Ia the senate.

WAIISGUN, Sept. lO.-When the
repeal uiii was taken ~, Nuothtts
asked unanimous consent Tor Tue
General debate TO close on the .1th
inst, amendments 90 be- debated until
the 9Ilh uugrr tho I've minute rule.
Teller objected. Alliton (ttep. Iowa.
addressed tue Senate on this bill.
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rnln snoNrns wouNDrp-

GUTHRIE. Oklahoma, sept. ~ g.
fgfuatIou has been receives here lhNt
Jour UsoonorsD were fatally wounded
last uight By soldiers.
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The britannia Won tho Race.

ISLE or wIGIr, Sept. 10. - The
britannia won tho race Tor the Cape
May cup,
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COULD NOT KEEP IT.
Tho aan Who stole tho Gold Ar
rested.

NfhNths
WAsHINuTON, Sept. 10. - IL Il
understood that government oiiicoTs
have captured the man who stole a
hundred and five thousand dollafs'
worth Of gold from the mint gt Phila-
dolphin, anu that hundred thousand
dollars'a worth has been recovered.
The name Of the thief IL not yet die.
cove rcd. lie was an employee at the
mint, aud used common iron garden
rake which he inserted between the
bars OF the vault door, and raked the
gold out. He has hesn AZ work in this
maunorR number Of years, but fortu'
nately for the government AMI BODY
sheli's bondsmUn lao has boarded ul
the gold, IL Ia said, and on being cap
lured, turned II over TO the officials.
Acting Director Of the Mint Preston
has returned from Philadelphia aud he
announces that neither tho govern
munt nor BoDyshrlls viii lobo any
thing.
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rIr rAors IN THE CASE.

The exact facts relating to the To-.
ported loss Of gold bullion from the
mint VI Philadelphia were stated ut the
treasury department today ~ be that
un account OF the demand for coin, tue
vault IN which $40 OOO,OO1 was stored
IN 1857 by Preston during the tern OF
Fox as superintendent, anu which
was reoelpted for by o. q. Bombyshell
without weighing, was opened ON
september s, anu tho bullion weighed
ny Morgan. Then II was found 20 be
hirty bars short, These were valued
at Sl8A,OJO. Morgan at once reporle
.hu result 10 the mint bureau, ana he
was directed TO return ut once I.
Philadelphia 90 reweiRh the bullion.
GA the second weighing II was eth
found short. Since this bullion was
gtDIud ia tho vault the weigh click, an
lId employu Of the mint, had the sole
custody OF IL, and circumstances Ia.
ticateu that hu knew what became OF
inc missing bars Vi gold. He there
| anon was charged with having tukuI
H. ana finally admitted his guilt. He
| lien furnished information an u
where over $780, Of II was seorelrd.
.uis was recovered yesterday aue
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CALDWELL, Kas., Sept. l0.-At oil
stations between Caldwell and wichita
On the Rock Island road, hundreds Of
boomers were left because Of the in'
ability OF the trains to carry them. II
tsotmr necessary TO lock the car loors
und leave tbs unfJrtunales to shilt iOi
themselves.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-12-09

of the General Assembly of the Pres
byterian Church on Telogical Semi
naries. He will be absent until some
time next week.
Mr.. Jas. A. Hodges, of Louisville,
came up Wednesday night to attend
the funeral of his mother. in-law,
Mrs. w. P. Hudson, sr.
Master James Graves entertained
number of his young friends at a
candy pulling at the home of his
mother, on Shelby street, Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Thomas Milliken and Mrs.
Sarah VanDerveer, of Hamilton, o.,
who have been visiting Mrs. John w.
Milan returned home Thursday
morning. Although Mrs. Milliken is
Mrs. VanDerveer's mother 1.-THE latter
being the mother of Mrs. Milam) the
two ladies would easily be taken for
sisters.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-12-09
A Better Way.
at nigh

A substantial plank walk is being
built through the yard OF the
b:idge-keeper's house down 10 the
ferry on the South Side, which wi
shorten the walk from Bridge
street very materially, and enable
the ousekeepers from the South
Side to leave their orders with the
merchants on Bridge street while
on the road to the North Side
without having to go out of the
way to do so. AS large majority
of the people prefer going that
way to any other, the walk will
keep them out Of the mud.