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HEIR TO MILLIONS.
SChatsel Claims a Hundred and StY.
tlly Square ElileS Of Texas.
HIS ROMANTIC STORY TOLD.
Tho Matter Placed In the Hands II a
New York Lawyer To b, lenu.
lated In the Courts.

NEW YoRIS, Oct. 80 Henry Ffcd.
erica sChauel lives IA bumDle sur.
touudings above his little bsEe.shop IN
Brooklyn, yet he may be one " IN,
wcaithicst men In tbs city. He h.
about to briog SUIT for property In
Texas amounting 10 nearly two hun
drsd aud seventy square miles Of H.
territory aud worth ati,ail So, % O,OOl.
The story Of hil claim h uil VI 10.
NANCE, mystery and crime.
MI. Acha,sei's uncle, John Peter
schaisel, playoi an important part Ia
the 81 8 history Of Texas. lie fought
as private unuer NApolt0r, wa
w0uuucd at Ausieflitz. became pay.
mssttr aud alter the disastrous Rus.iau
campaign sailed from Antwerp 10 New
Oceans. There he Went iuto business
aud ia the eud " eleven ytna sold
cut IL interest iof $4,000. Then he
Joined SAN Houstau pa tue revolt uI
Texas against MrzicJ aud was United
hiaits clubul NJ Alatamufas alter tue
annexation OF the Lone Star
state ~ .hij. Ho invested
largely IA real estate buyiug up almost
thaentiro counties u Nuuor', Cameron,
Dtvsi aud Cutysll. la 1917 he an,
bounced his intention of rr,utuing o.
Ffaucc ara ltrw out si2,OUJ Ia gulI
from the New orleans uauk. Before
he could rtart he died suddenly alg
mystoriuusly. 10 wns "a uutru mat be
hal uttu p1Itou. a. Hu uad no rria.
tvrs, save d brother llYug Uu thu
lsniue Ia tho town OF kfrutEruach,
showing nUtuing DI JUhu P,lvf'a fate
uf Of the i0uuue that waited himself,
Two years pAssUd. ruen, AggJfutns "a
Texan laws, tue uucisimrI ystatu Wa
ri.coi iu the unnlr Of administrators
Ffom umo 10 tine thvy have sold por'
tons ~ the prop rty un quit-claiu
decide. Thus iarse p9riouH OF "a,
estate have passed 10 tnr hands o.
tifaugeTa, The town OF Curpui
Christi Aud many Oturr arttiemont,
have been buiit On n. But the title NJ
the purchasers l. Invalid, 40 A4Alus
the heirs thr statute Oi limitations uCei
not ueuar them " they sto abroad, vi
II no efforts are mAdu to mud tnum.
Twenty years ago Henry suustse
came to THIS country aud tnaiiJ
tut,lrl ia BTolkiy n. Hearing acct
uuutally Oi tue fortune left by hi
uucic hu went out TO Texas auu en-
ploye1 lAwysra 10 prosecute his claim
AZ almost ali tbs prominent people u
the cuuuties named are Interested III
mnds no progress. tie says his lAwyu
was bought on. Now he has piece
tho matter Ia tue hands OF Lawye
Walsh, of this city, who vail soon star
Tor Corpus Christi. lie Is sanguiae o
fuccufH,
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ASHLAND, Ky, Oct 80. - AbneT
Astrop, the mIIget, Is dead la his
mluuIaIn nome III Jackson county At
the age oil 81 years. AsTop never In
his life weighed mole than forty
pound. anu at tns time VI his death his
weight was but thirty pounds. lie
was Two inches lees than three ieut tail.
Astrop was bora ~ johnson county
aud waa une OF five children. He wsu
VI normal els Ia oabyhoud, but he
pfeV very Little after his min yesL
His strength fora uwaTi was remark
nUIc. His parents established him IN
small Gloss roads store when he was
- years Va and he spent MS liio In IT,
MUSEUM Managers made hhtgrlnk
utlers 10 him but nc reiuaeu them. He
died worth $4,000. lie never married
anu was never outside his native
county,
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A CLos. GALL
rToL baldwin she, -, by aa uaisuswa
man.

HAWFoRD, Conn, Oct, 3O.-ProL
BALDWIN. tho White Mahatma, was
shot nj by some crank near ths corner
Of Ais a anu Ann stfveiH .Ass ulgnL
rhe ball went through the prOiessor's
hat aud tue hat itself was pOgdcf.
burned, NO 81 Ne was the pistol held 10
his head. lilo says he was alone And
a. he passed down the street a fellow
stepped Out from shadow, hrei aud
then disappeared down the alley.
Prof. Baldwin anu uis vile have
been giving entertalnmentaf for the last
week. When Mrs. Baldwin was H..
formed Of the mysterious murder two
months ago Of Robert Peck, AT West
Hartford, she told her audience that
The spirits had told her mat the MUIR
dercf was one "Harry tho Djdger,"
aud she also located u stylus used tor
maniiolding policy sheets, OF which
game the dodgrt ~ duyolue. IL IL
believed that this circumstance may
explain tue assault on the professor.
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RECEIVER roR a CHILD.
A BriEhL FraiI HOY the subject Of
Controversy,

~
Controyersy.
srAUEToS, Va, OCT. 8O,-Tho firat
application Tor receiver ior a child In
Virginia court, so lar M known, has
been make aud granted here. The
parties 10 the controversy are VIM. u.
GRAY and Mrs. YsidOra Luuts Gray, Of
san Diego, Cal. The child Il bright,
nrail lad, nearly i've yeas old. Mt.
Gray Ia a native Of this city where his
brother anu mother now reside. He
removed TO California eight years ago
aud two yetTa later welded Miss Couts,
VI dan Diego. Tho boy In controversy
Ia their only child. Three weeks ago
the father left San Deg anu took the
boy with MIN. Anticipating that he
would come 10 his old home with the
BOY, the mother, mpauied by her
sisiuT'a husband, CGL Chalmers Scott
oil Calforn u, came here aud applied
TO Judge Mcl4aug hlln, OF tbs circuit
court, Tor the appointment Of a tempo
rafy receiver TOT the CHILD, pending
the re- ult OF the sans court Tor the
permanent custody. rne petition wgs
granted anu sheriff Watts named NJ
temroTnry receiver. Last night wher
Mf. Gray gughteI win tho cniii from
az ga i.UVuuu Train, the uhtun t,Oh
pOtuussiOn Of the chiil,
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NeMsbOys, Brlgade.

Evangelist Lister Is forming an or.
ganiLation Of the uewsboys Of this city
for the purpose Of i'm proving thuir con.
Liiion In all respects. Last night tue
following newsbOys met In the rooms
VI the Peoples Gospel Union and en-
rolled themselves on roster they call
"The NewsbOys' Brigade" Harry
Smith, Daniel Danielson, Frank Reinke,
Percy Van Patton, William Faloos,
Frank Claypool, Charles Pfeici, Hold'
en- O'Conuor, Fred Gates, George
Roland Harris, Samuel Blondell, lheo-
odorp Watson, Rius Watson, They
adjourned 10 meet ON next Friday
evening, At 7 O'Clock, 70 perfect n
uefmanent oTga izAtiUn by Adopting a
constitution anu by.laws anu elecing
nj ere. 10 Ia expected that other
uswsbOys Ia tue Oily will meet with
th,m ana place thelr names ON the
FBHlHF
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A Confidence Game.

Attorney Frew this afternoon laid
the particulars Of an alleged conf irucc
game which he said IL being vigorously
worked IN this city lust now, beiore
Chisi Pratt aud Captain Donovan. II
q insists OF tie uee u what he Gays ate
bogus blanks anu vndors, menta 10y the
W0msn's Christian Temperance
Union In securing the eignature Of
prospective purchasers OF untitlud
books issued by mythical publisher.
Each w0uldbe tuyer gives up $3.50
aud never again sees tue agoui.
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Land Omee.

The following filings were made
In the local laud office under cato Of
Oct. 80:
a. A. II. CApens, OF Cen,eryilie,
homestead entry OF the southwest
quarter, section ., township ~ north,
range west.
Charles H.. Cotton, OF Plain CITY,
final proof, homestead entry Of the
northeast quBftrr, section 20, township
7 north, range . west
Jessie Knight, Of Provo, desert entry
Of the east hAlfot the souIurast quarter
OF section 20, aud the east hali Uf the
northeast quarter Ui section 49, town
ship % Houth, range 10 wesI, contain
ing ldO acre..
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she Hoped WIN cowboy aud Nav
huss Tor DtvoTce.

snss Tor divorce.
CHICAGO, H., Oct 3U.-As sequel
10 IN interesting woTll's Far TO.
mauco which was widely published
and In which L,tlet.Caffier ROsUu
figured as tho angry iatner searching
Win All ATsUusl ui weapons for tue
cowboy lover Vi his daughters decision
lust rendered In the divorce division OF
ihe circuit court viii be- OF interest,"
Gertrude Rossn, who elopod last spring
with Andrew w. dotmleyi one Of
Buffalo BlPs cowboys, has brun grant
cd divorce by Judge TiIhill, aud u
IS alimlny was charged against the
nuHuaId,
The girl told how she had run away
with Tue cowboy ami gone 10 Mil
waukue 70 be married because her
father had refused his consent A ter
they mad returned 20 Chicago she said
her husband had seut her Out ON the
4 reefs to earn living. Ho hai ever
done Jays work since they were
married and had spent what little
money she received rom her iAthur'
Blowa, kicks anu cufseu had been us
only recognition Of her ahd she had
endured thum a. long a. sne could
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rot that another delay had eusued aud
that tho nnriy would nl' arrive until
lsu O'Clock and p1esibly later. q
course that made the insofvitw act
impossible or today aud leaves the
feels clear Tor the reporters on the en-
ierpfisiug morning pnpefs ~ get
great railway scoop. The officials Ia
question are travelling by special ifhin
anu while making their tour OF iuspec'
ton are upIoyirg Themselves 20 the
fullest extent rhey are expected 10
remain here for several days.
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d.. raTkhnr.t wiz Eniis' th.ir ser.
vices tor goad q sysrntn.ut.

d.. raThhnr.t win fniist thsir ser.
vices tor Goad Gssrrnm.ut
NLw YOMS, Oct. 8U.-Df. Pafkhurst
cOuuiuusd last evenings series Of meet.
ings by appearing before "a gathering
vi the more rampant wing OF auatcn.
lists vi New NOfH aud endravofing to
cnliet their services ia ths cause Oi
good government. There were Emma
6olImAn, rcco tly released from
Binckweli's Island; Esther Il. Martin,
also late Of BlackwolPs lslalu; Marie
Comtky, hmr. Michaud, Mis-. Re.
Iuaui, Mrs. Euzabulh HAftis, DR.. Rev,
Bisop, Moran, Harris anu several
others Of thu more fsmboyant lights Of
anarchy. The meeting was At the
nome Of Mime. Marie Louise David,
No 10 wnvefly Place. The nominal
purpose of the meeting was 10 Organize
what might he called n radical brauon
Of the MOmau'a Municipal longue, ~
have for Ito mission work ~ dust
rammAny Hall anu tor good govern.
msut among the people Of the east
side, VINO havr sOuialisllc leanlugt.
The doctor talked earnestly TO the IvO'
ple, telling them that however much
i've might differ from them on many
matters there were otutrs doubtless on
which they could agree. IL was IN
tuis spirit no addressed them. Ihoy
agreed on the proposition that tue gov
pfnment OF the city Of New NJrk IL
not Whas II ought 10 hu. lilo proposed
that they JON with the other good
iUlkH In trying 70 mako u better.
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growth, covered one I'D o' the name
lucS. Tho operating sur con made n
iuctsilu directly across the um0r sud
iheu proceeded 10 separate ia skiu
rom It. lie dissec,cd A.uund tue
,um u AMI the removal Of an Icon an p
t UalfDi the vein was necessity, a
lew years ago the 8rvsfius ~ tue
iugullr vein nss nt death. Win one
stfIke The surgeons knie wen Though
tue vein auI a. was Gus ngaiu D.
another place. The euIs were clamped
iu prevent the los OF blood, The On b
q trc lgrve trunks were then siit1ue
gelhsf, the cAvity wss sp1 gri with
bi'rhiofiue OF mercury solu lou an
later thvrni Of The vein we're put TO-
ytthuf.
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rmE MN. uNNInoNEnsY.
uabsas Corpus Proceedings Dismissed
-suit ter Damages.

CHICAGO, Ool. SO,-HabeAs corpus
proceedings began In August by Mrs,
Anna II. Byers against DIR. Tallman,
John Davis aud Henry Il. Shields anu
Peter l., Kimberly, TO recover her hus'
band, Ebonezvr NJ. Byes, the Pitts
burg millionaire, have been dismissed.
Mic. Byera's attorney, eX.5JlloiIor
General Aldrioh said today fuit would
be- urous ht at Pittsbufg for at. NJ $780,
O0l against Ebenezef's brother, A. NJ.
Byefs, Tor the recovery vi the formers
property. Action for dam ages will also
Ice brought agHinst DR.. Tallman, who,
Mrs. Byers claims, aided In keeping
her husband from her.
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81. Louis, OCT SJ-Au order ha.
been tieI 40 tue United states court
nete authorizing the receivers OF the
a. Louis AM Sau Frau leo company
10 advance money toward the payment
Il slgs. lga. due the s0uthetn Pacific
tor ths use OF its Moiave division by
Inc Atlantic aud Pacific, Santa Fe nnd
M Louis anu San Francisco. The
order uiteots thsta special master b,
appotpted to detsfmino the bensills
ana advantages derived by tho three
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ulnh Mumnn's pre,s rlnb.

The mymu1rs Of the Utah womau's
Pfe-s Club will meet Ia = business
capacity at the office OF Dr. T.. H.
Snip At 7 O'Clock this (ruesuayl
evening. Tni- meeting VIII ue hell
nriuf 90 the regular session, which
viii be- held a. tue same place tomof-
TOW tWsdnostayl evening, beginning
NJ 9.gI
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Tndak,s prnhnie ConrL.

Estate Of Atelemissa Ann MaNield,
decoasel. Richard Msxfisli appointed
Administrator on illig , uond of siul
Estate nt Levi liutu, deceased.
Hearing o. petition for order 90 suIl
ietsousi property and petition Tor com
iltmAtuu Of sair granted.
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George Johnson was yesterday
brought into Ogden onau u. 4. special
tn the railway hCsli,al from GT,eu
River, having met win serious acci,
lieut.. While on dgty ~ "a swilchmRu
ON Saturday night, the unfortunate
man attempted 10 MAKE "a coupling,
when by some means he fell under the
moving cars. Hts right thilh wa
broken anu his Fight foot was cut OF
Dtslies other iuJuries. Too untoTtu.
nate msu died OF his Injuries.
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rrsTivirll. ~ NrssIA.

Anniy raary 81 the saF'a L-cRre trom
n'Rih "a usitrund wreck
LOSDIN. DO. tO.-A dispatch to the
IuH luH Gue 10 uum lnrn says tht
siA,u unutsvraiy Of tue tzu's Escape
IT, m ltath 10 railroad uisastcr neat
Bursi was celebrated yesterday win
great solrmniiy m Livsiin sud seq
where throughout itlt.ia. Al Nalia
services were conducted at the palace
Wy the clnfuisnr OF tue cmi Ufur AMI
were attended by the tzuinn, the
members % tho imlefini IL utly anu
thr Qlren OF Greece. fhu banquet
usuHiy given on tue evening VI tue
HuuiyrtsaTy was alnudont
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Late in Getting Here.

This morning telsgsaphio advlces
were received at the Union Pacific
flee In this city that tho heads otthaI
,t,at road woull reach here Ut two
o,el Ok tnis afternoon. A. that hour
NEWS representative was on hand to
,nt.tylsw them but learned At the de.
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surcsssiul Cuiung pf thr Iu-EiH'
Vein 10 49, move uu r.
DETROIT, Mica, Ou1 80 -Dei'
Wade, ui Portland, Michl nAd NJ
IugulAr vein stveroI IA . eufglusI
N erntton hero several days sgo a he
sim nvts. NAde oamv 10 hafper nos
mia Bevrral weeks $40 10 have remove,
n tumor whion invoived the guiaT
vein ia tnr uuek. II it hrd Romance
death would have enHueu IN yhh'
pne tumor, when was oil twelve cas-
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NEw YOnN, 90. 8U--ln the carly
4oA,l.. ua 'ohAuae to-day .uIar e.
ce.ts uuI u soun advance Coal.
rs N..u IA 4 Ud emauu. Jersey
Central advanced ~, bat soon de.
ulueu .,T cent.
Ah,rll o'clock the market became
struug aud substantial advances In
,nuHt tharra we're rec rded.
these wHs general recession In
Hricrs after midday. Sugar u, olined
Il The genuIal iist closed fl,m.
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sa,oiii aud torrisnn.

WAsiuNoIoN, Oct 8J.-Mgr. Satol.
u was asked today concerning the re-
U0ft from New YORK that Bisnop Cor
rigan hal recently called ON him. He
said tbs archbishop called on him
about two weeks ago soon after mtet'
iug the Btohii.hops and n conference
lasting several hours was held. The
ablegatu would not discuss the nature
OF the inference OF tho reported uhiiJ
In The church recognizing the ault'
gitvis authority.
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A Point in Meat Inspection.
The ease Of the tulohvrs, George
Closer, Jas. Ballard, James Ryder, Il.
weatherby aud Richard Howe, was
under confederation yesterday Ia JUS
tlee llngleyis court, The two grounds
upou which this prosecution had been
ur ught we're that the inspector who
md passed upnn the meat which de.
PENDANTS afterwards had puTonaseu
was inspector Tor the county and not
ior the city aud that the said Inspector
was disqualified. AZ the meat In COM
trOvefsy had rern regularly tagged anu
labeled la accordance with Law, Judge
Baglry held that tue defendants could
not be- required 10 know OF the legal
qualification Of the inspector. 40 to
toe inspector being Que appointe BY
the county alone, the court held that
such inspection should be sufficient
without the necessity NJ n second in
.pecttun u the same meat by city
Inspector. The defendants were dis
CHARGED,
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Plals filled.
UHIrED STA1Fs LASD OEFicE,
SALT LAKE CiIY, q on,
ngtnbFf zoo lhUA

OcIoUef 80. ls0L
The United States surveyor general
for Utah Territory has filed In this
ofllco the following agricultural plau
(naotioua) Wiz
Township No. south, range east,
Salt Lake meridian,
Iownship No. 10 south, range l east
Salt Lake meridian.
Notice IL therefore hereby given that
ON aud after the 3td OF D,crnibrt, 1879,
this 0iilne will receive applications tOf
tue entry ol lands IN said tow nHhips.
BYRON GKOO, Register.
FKANIS HAMS, Recover.
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SUIT Against the "N"Tid'heraid."
OMAHA, Nsb,, Oct 3O.-In ths dis.
tricl court here somewhat remarkable
case has been filed against tho World
Herald, which was enj1ined from Ab.
Tugaling n contract maus several days
ago by which the Republican state
central committee leased Tor the Ie-
mainuor OF tins campaign two columns
on the editorial page, over which II
was TO have complete control. A line
appeared over the space Indicating that
II had been sold TO the Republicans.
rne paper declares that the contract
was abrogatsd because tue Rspubl.
cans ala not CONNIE themselves ~
what the paper ihpusht proper cam.
paian literature. Tue court granted
temporary injunollJn aud set tho case
for hearing tomorrow rhe paper's
reiusal To carry out tue contract any
longer, il Is asserted, 10 due TO ths fact
Con. ressman Began, VINO Is nominal
,ditor, declared ne would withdraw u
Proprietor Hitchcock couIlausd 70
mint the commuters matter, which
was alleged 10 be- damaging 10 Bryau's
pfosp,ots. The sialT nss created u
sensation politically
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TOPEKA, 90. SO,-lu tho santa Fe
MALE, J.dlu Foster TINS m rning dts
',',,..'i tue casr as 10 the uun'tesidunt
.,r,isnt-. Tue court tuon guiuurned
no p.ui. % allow the aioru,y- To-
Ia pGs lrc paiers 10 ooiiespohu VIII
IA, lui 80 fulug'
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iuEtouK aANs.
several ncmbsr. ,urpri.ed aud csp
tnrsd.

WAGoNER, IT., Oct. B0.-Cnpiaiu
CHARLIE Book, cnmmanling quad Of
twenty lnuian police, has lust arrived
here having 30 rsItivity Joe Jounsou,
Nose Price, Dies II ynolds, Jam Bate
anu Ll- Perry, mtmbcfn OF Cooke
gang. Tue orlcefs surprised the OUT
lswsin camp uud had them covered
with Wiucnvst,rt before the fubhefs
cou Il gct their guns, Captain Blck,
after e'coftiug lie prisonef- 10 Fort
Gibson, Will renew his efforts TO cap
tufo the fiugleaGUfs.
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AIIsa.d IIIss.l IlrgI.Ir.lIon.

NEW YuRiS. Oti. 3L-Un ef instruc.
tiUus ifum -up,rintuu ,uut Bltnes, the
90 ice captain VIZ brIUte TIE grand
Jury tOuay 10 submit evidence IN iwu
hundred anu Iufty casts VI alleged
iilrrbl rsg p,faIiU. Toe supefin,,n-
lieut. hos many m &C. similar cases not
yet ready for pf,sontttiOu.
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eonED NJ A nULL.
Tho mira Vicum OF - noyins''
turl.

turN.
NEw IoRiS, Oct. aJ,-Jacob Swar,z,
n laburvf, tupluyo on the sock farm
oil g., h. Coos, NJ Bellevue, \. j., wac
crushed aud gOrru beyUnd all stm-
blnncr ny On iuiuriGted buli last night
swaftE had entered Ihv pou 10 care for
tue bull. When Hwar1's attention
was attracted Ia another uitcctioni the
bull msuc a plunge aud piniou,d the
man against tue side OF the stable with
"a single thrust VI his horns. Then
backing OH ne repeatedly attacked
sNarz until he forced his body
through the heavy board partition into
the next stall. Swartz was deal whvn
picked up few miuutos later. The
bull was formerly the property Of Sem
aior McPhofson aud 10 the laIgca. one
OF his kinl IN this country, Nuighing
over 5000 pounds. SwAtIz 10 the
third man hu hts killed.
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Mr.. j hn BocS, Jr., vno Wa iOs, in
he mountains IN eastern Utah TOW
lays ago anu concerning whom there
Was no much soliclIudo, wHs when
found, according 10 his father all
right. He mai been uut In agoDd deal
of rough weather hut mai not serlGusly
suffered therrirun. The young man
IL now on his way homu none tue
worse Tor his experiences.
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DIED ~ SWALLOW.
a Messenger Ia tue Interior Depart.
nFnt. Washington.

WARRINGTON, Ocg. 80. WIN.
Owens, messenger Ia the Interior de-
psTtment, died today oil smalipOK. Wan
Byfen Norwood, clerk Ia the census
bureau, was stricken ut Hyatlsviile,
Md. Another interior department
clerk, vino fesides NJ Garrett Para, IL
supposed 10 have tho disease. Every
case 10 far developed 10 directly trace
able 10 Judge Costau, the father OF
the child who died VI what was report.
cd chicken pOx.
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once a Miilionair,, $50 Expires In nm
Aims. Nouso.

aims NouHo'
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3D. A. J.
Holmes, twenty yeafs ago one Of San
Flanoisco's mlllionaires, died recently
AZ tho San Ffaucisoo alms.huuEe an
narrowly escaped burial IA tns potter
Held. Holmes WAS the original locator
ana owner Of tho Northern Belle anu
Holmes min,s near CanuulaIia, Esmtr'
u us o4unly, Nov, anu fofeevvral year.
was ono OF tho Leading SOCIAL anu
financial lights Of san Francisco. lie
speut his MONEY with a Lavish hauu
anu it soon went from him. After hi
money WAS gpue he haunted th'
vicinity Of tne slook exchange anu one
dsy rclonuy WIS found unconscious on
thr street nenr his former tump,u Va
Offices. He was taken ~ tue aims
IUuse where no uiud.
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GuKALIAH, OF. 30.- hu italian
TARA scu,uiO, irum fhnguripnla, Sop
t,mlvf zlst, foF NApl,s,wa. bOAtdv by
pitatcs OIL Mono NuUvo, Aucu, WIN
pluuJuf,u tho yyssol VI UJu b-Aes VI
putfOluum.
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worried himself to Death.

BAN FRARoisoo, Dot. sO.-E. q.
Waite, secretary of state, died this
morning At his home In Alameda, alter
brief Illness, brought on ny worry
over political matters. lie was the
iuuepenuenl candidate for reelection.
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Marriage License.

The county CLERK today issued a
marriage lioenso to Gol,fhed Bsrius',
20, Of Patk Valley, B,x Elder county,
aud Elizabeth uufuor, 10, Of Salt Lake.
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IIrrted railroad prcsideni.

NEW YORR, Oct. S0.-At meeting
OF tue directors OF the Lake Shore raIl.
road today ID. w, Caldwell was elected
president.