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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-27
HURT WHILE CUTTING WOOD.
"Bcrw Risley IND lets a Wound In HE
Own Forehead with an AZ.

"Ber" HIsloy,s lad Of fifteen OF ok.
teen yoar', was the victim Of solf.iu-
lic,ed sulury oi a serious character
yesterday aad us result ho b. now
.aoying aoou; with his head swathcd
Ia baudapcs.
lic.was engaged In chopri1g wood At
tho home OF bis parents ut the corner
Of Almond aud Apricot streets. He
had taken up position almost direct.
ly under clothes liuo, in which his
AK was caught, causing tito rebound
with great force, the blunt portion
ttriking him 40 tho forehead ilnIcilug
% deep cut from which the blood
tlnaeI freely. Hu was uDlo, however,,
10 walk into the house anu d.. Bowurs,
the family physician, was summoned,
The doctor dressed the wound and put
in several stitched TO hold It together
during the process OF healing.
Tho accident iB attended with pain.
ful results aud scar viii always re-.
main ON the young mans forehead Hs
a reminder 10 never repeat the iudls.
erection Of cutting wood under a clothes
iluu.
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INCOME TAX
Depew Thinks 10 ~ Unconstitutional
ana win Not bo Enforced,

Depow Thinks It N Unconstitutional
anu win Not no Enforced.
NEW YOBS, Nov. 97.-rho action Of
the Cauvissa railway directors liz road
leased to the Philadelphia * Rtadlug)
In deduclng per cent from the not
earnings 10 meet tbs new income law,
has created some condemnation among
small Investors who had believed they
were safe No long 40 their annual Ia
comes were within tue 1000 limit.
"Our ROAD has not taken any action
Ia the matter" said ChRuncey NJ.
D5pew "5ome time ago delivered
Hn opinion at the board meeting that
the law was unconstitutional hnd
believe It IL. Ia tue tirsI place DO not
believe thu law will ever DO put into
force. There is no appropriation abe.
quate for the purpose anu unless the
present Congress provides the money
before next March tue law becomes
imperative.
az the law IL carried out, presume
that lhe New York Central anu all
other roads will deduct the amount of
the tax from their net earnings In case
II will fall ON the stockholders.
This will make the law pretty hard
on Investors who own email holdings
OF stock, but whose Incomes do not
even approach the limit established by
the new lAw.n
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Eaetn aos- 90 Now Ynrll.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Nov. a7.-Geuotal
Antonio E1Bla viii stsrt i0r New York
tomorrow evening. Ho says " he ever
regRlns power Ia Salvador he will rec.
ommoud tho purchase Of the u. b. b.
Bennington TO be maintained in saliva.
doris principal harbor as national
monument ~ the kind treatment give u
20 the refugees. Ia IN has received a
telegram stating that his comfags, Col.
Juan Cieniuegua had probably fallen a
victim 10 bandits on his way from
Acapulco 10 Mexico CITY. lzuia has
alec received u cAhlrgrnm from San
salvador stating that pE.Pfosldout
Soto Of Honduras IL couspifing with
President BarriUs Of Guaiomala 10
sfoUta revolution in Salvador. Batrios,
In particular, IL very uniflendiy 10
EEoia 90 the revolution will not al-
vance the Interests Of Ezota VI his
party,
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THE DETAINED CHILDREN,
They Have Arrived From san Frau
cisco In Charge Of the Missionaries.

Elder VIM, T.. Hunter, Of Cedar
City, is one Of the party OF mission.
aries who have lust returned from
Samoa, he having arrived In the city
this morning. Elder Hunter left for
his field OF labor Oh November S, 1891,
and was appointed to the Tonga branch
Of the Samoan mission. lie lAbotud IN
Tonga.tabu from December 20. 1891 f.,
until May 81, 1898, and In connection
with Elder Kingdom was set apart
to open up a mission at HARpu, where
he remained until October last. lie
reports this prospects In the parts where
he has been laboring as more encourag-
ing NJ tbs present time than ever be.
tore.
The missionaries returned on board
tue steamer MaripOsa, which reached
San Francisco on Thursday last. Elder
Hunter has brought with him to Salt
Lake one OF the two children mon.
toned In yesterday's NEWS as having
been detained by tho commissioner OF
emigration pending mn Investigation.
This 10 the little boy William Henis0u,
aged eleven years. The little girl,
Rachel Giles, aged eight, Is in the
keeping OF Elder A. Twituhell, OF Es.
calsntc, Garfield county, who viii
arrive from Ogden tuis evening. Both
children viii Oe well cared Tor by the
families OF tho two Elders until other
arrangements are made for their future.
Elder Hunter declared 10 be wholly
false the statement, published In the
san Francisco ErdDliHtr, 10 the effect
that information had been received
from the American consul al Apia
"IhAt the missionaries were irauuu-
leHtly securing the possession Of native
children to take 10 America Tor some
unknown Teason;n there was not q
particle Oftruth Ia IT, In regard TO tue
little boy, he has been brought here
from Samoa 10 boz educated, and his
pRTent6 English peoplel are boIh liy'
ing. Tue mother uf the girl, native
OF the Friendly Islands, Ia dead, but
the father ID living, no being an Eng
lisnmHn by birth.
Elder Hunter speaks highly OF the
treatment accorded them by Captain
Howard, the boss OF the docks At San
Franoisoo, during tho period OF
tins ohildfen's detention there.
He gave the llt,lu ones q hrs,
cabin berth on the steamer, aud
.he Elders were allowed to remain
With them Jus,inius Is. Olsen, Esq,
San FEanclseo attorney, Rlso rsu.
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SHOT And KILLED.
Two high Railroad OnC.aIs and
Others Arrested,
ACCUSED OFTHE CRIMEOrNuRDER
The Circumstances OF the Death Of
Pullman Conductor 10 DO
Looked Into,

FoRr SMITH, Atk., Nov. .L-F0rt
Smith was treated to genuine sen6,.
ton by the arrest Of two high railroad
officials for tho crime VI murtOr
they are w. }. Mckee, tuperiuteuJ.
Ont Of tbs Nlissoud Pacific, aud Train.
master Walsh. with them wtr1 gl.J
arrested Tor the same crime, jacob
Barker, a colorod porter And Jerry
Mans, cook on Superintendent Mc.
KEGS private car, Warrants are HlsJ
Out ior the porter on McNeu's car aud
an unknown gentleman who was In
company with Mckee anu Walsh the
nightu the tragedy. These mon nrs
charged with the murder ui PIIlGau
CONDUCTOR John Brown ON the mYrl-
lux OF November 10, ut a low minutes
past . O'Clock. Blown was % new
conductor On the territory run and
seems 20 have had some pfemouitlon
Of his fate, ne lac said that night II he
over reached Kansas CITY alive, hu
would never 20 out again.
Before reaching FJrl Smith the
train was notified that n h0ll.up was
expected ut HanlOn, or Mckay.
Guards were placed on the tain At
Fort smith, at which place tho train
Lott at 3 O'Clock Monday morning. A.
i:lO Mckay tank was roachui. IL b.
half a mile from Mckay. Hero the
train stopped for water. Brown Ie.
tired alter leaving Fort Smith, Ia a
berth In the rear emu u thu sleeper.
Beuind was u special car containing
Mexico anu Walsh, "a tAifd gentleman
anu tno servants. Tue conductor Of
tho train passed. through tho sleeper at
thia point anu Brown got up from the
berth and stauuiuE In the aislu asked
what was tue matter, the conductor
seeing that lac was nervous responded:
"Oh, nothing" The conductor raw
Brown no more. When the train
reached Mckay shot was heard IN
tho emu ottuo train but no attention
was paid 10 II except by Conductor
Morgan, who, after tue train haI start.
ed, wet back anu examined the pistol
belonging 10 Pullman Porter Barker
and found 1t loaded all around. Two
citizens Of Mckay say they saw thu
body OF Brown thrown OH the train
after the shot was fred. The suppOsi.
ton IL that the Pullman conductor was
shot when standing on tue platform
between tho special and sleeper and
tfat u was stray bullet Tue cosk
nud porter srs In tho United States
jail and Mckee and Walsh arc cut on
So, 600 bonds.
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NEVER aEr nIroRE.
nut They Knew Zach Othcr Well
Enough to Got Married.

nut They. Know Zach other Well
Enough to Got Married.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. g7.-A very
rOmautlc affair, which only became
pubic lasl night, was tue marriage In
tho new Union station oi two young
people, VINO, until the time Of their
meeting juoi before tho wedding Cstu.
mouy WIS performed, had never before
met, The young people were George
w. Malone, OF this city, aud Mfr.
Sadie hamtl, u Joseph, Mo. When
the Burlington train from the West
rolled into the Union station about o
O'Clock Sunday morning, handsome
woman, atliTed In n neat, dark travel
ling costume, stepped out OF one OF the
coaches nnd wAlsvd up the platform 10
the gates. She had scarcely passed
through when gentleman Httired IN
Prince Albert coat ami dark gray
trousers, stepped forward aud adj
dressed her.
Sho looked ut him q moment, while
n pretty blush tinged her handsome
face anu tnon put Out her neatly
gluved hand when no took aud failed
70 release, tuugiug IL under mis- arm ~
they walked away together 10 the
lauiCs' waiting room. GA roachi1g tue
saloon they were met by y. W. Ma.
lone, father OF the groom, Lealiu
Malone, a brother, MatfOn Frazies oil
tbs Union station, who had tUCu. Cd
tbs privilege Of using the saloon Tor
tue bridal couple, tho deputy recorder
Oi deeus-witu a marriage liuentt-unu
the Rev. H.. IA. 5phiur, OF G1I's
church. The bfilU-tO.be was intro.
duced 10 her relatiyoa.eleCt, AMI aiior
having retired few moments with
Matrou Ffazior "a brush OF the markb
Of travel, ann uuccd that she was
ready for tbs ceremony.
While the hOarse cough OilOcomUtiveg
anu changing engine disturbed the AIT
the solemn words wnich mAue tho
twain one were impreaslvely uttered
by the minister. Upon the conclusion
Of the ceremony, the bride and groom
received the congratulations OF those
present and afterwards were driven to
the home Oi the groom on Twenty
fret street, where wedding break asst
was served. Tnis union N tue happy
Continuation OF a romance. The bTlue
anu groom had never met uulil a lew
minutes before they were married.
rhObtidU was an Intimate friend OF
some relations OF the groom aud both
nqd been frequently mentioned 10 the
other. A correspondence was thus
begun. Both were mutua ~ pleased,
photographs were exchanged anu the
marriage wEu proposed and tho pro-
pUsal accepted. The bride IL well
known IN 81. Joseph where she has
reridul for many yUarb ami has a large
circle OF friends aud acquaintance,
while the groom ~ equally we'll known
Ia 81. Louis.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.



The Salt Lake police authorities
madeau arrest last night Of scnsa-
tiouai aud important character. At
9.-O they received Dispatch from
California asking Tor the apprehension
and detention Of a young man charged
with tho serious crime OF murder. Cap
tain Donovan, Detectives Paul and
Ferguson and Officer Raleigh went
promptly to work and did precisely
what the following telegram requested
they should 90, AMI that within the
Luef pcri0Ici one hour;
NARA, Cll.. Nov 20, is1i.
no Ch.gi OF Police, salt Lake Olty,
UNI3
Arrest Chnrlo, wc,iiu, ALA. Charles
Fofdi was IN your city saturday.
hold warrant Tor murder Description
Ago about 20 years, Wusfach0 JuBt about
commencing Co show His people are
sW I. Mako gvDry effort to capture
hin. softly mn ofarro,i and / wllfa,art
with proper rnrnr, Tor hiu.
GEo, H. MCkuyzIg, Sheriff.
Tho alleged onyuIcr was located q!
the rcsiuouce Of his mother, Mfr.
Wcsiin, who llvrs on Blair avenue,
between Third anu Fourth East uu4
Elgutn and Ninth South streets. Cnl.
tain Donovan and Deceive Paul wsut
iuto tao house by way Of the front
dosT leaving their colleagues on guard
without, ami young Wcs!iu, on hear.
ing them come, made n bolt through
the back door, only 10 run fquaroly
into the strong arms Of Onlcor Raleigh,
who htl4 MIN us though gfipptd by a
vice. When told what hu was ATftst.
ed f0r his sister tainted aud mis- m0thc Z
was greatly distressed.
AZ tue police station Wpstin stated
that hu had been lea California a mum.
bUr OF times. Recently himself and
another young man, Samuel Andut.
SON OF Salt Lake, aud "a professional
tramp whom they fell Ia with on tue
road, walked Into Napa. While In the
vicinity VI that place, no says, they
cnmpuu rear Chinese vegetable
garden. That was on the afternoon
OF October 8Oih last. Ia order To get
fuel with which 10 cook beefstaku
they helped themselves 10 the China
mans fence. The owner protested
but they paid no attention to him. The
Trio then got some wins aud they all
drank heavily of It. Westiu says he
went TO sleep aud that when no Rwoke
his pals had gone. Next DAY ho met n
irlond who lOld him that the Chiua-
mau had been murdered and advised
him to come 70 Salt Lake, which no
did forthwith, arriving here eight days
Afterwards. Anderson aud the tramp
are couilncd Ia jail ai Maps. Wcstin Ia
trunk maker aud formerly worked NJ
Manuing's establishment GU SeconI
south street The Napa officers have
been notified OF his arrest aud one OF
them IL expected here with the nocus.
sary papers on rhursday 10 take him
back.
Today Chief Pratt received tcle.
gram which TeaI;
NArN, California, Nov. -G
Chief OF Police, salt Lake;
/ will start tonight or In tho morning
just OBS soon as can get rtqui-iti0u
papers, GLuUUE s. MUKENlU,
Sheriff.
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Smoke stack Nuisance.

Mr. Fred Auer0aCh aud others com.
planned tU Chief Dsyine OF tho Fire
Department last might that they Wero
alarmed at tho danger arising from a
big blaze which has almost nightly
shot up from the big smoke stack OF
the Electric light WORKS ui late, Their
fear was that flames might be- commu-
ulcattd 10 their property and result in
great loss 10 them. The chief was In
yestigating tho matter today. 10 10
expected that toe hro and police board
Will also give d. immediate attention.
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The Matrimonial Path.

The county clerk Issued marriage
licenses today TO the following couples:
Russol *. Harris, 25, Of Louisville,
lGaho, Guu EizA Walker, %, OF HALF
Jay salt Lake COUNT; Charles U.
Walker 20, " LluisvIlly, Idaho, and
Emma HI. Herosi, %, OF Mil Greek;
Joseph q. Fiat, %, and Margaret
Reau, 10, both OF salt Lake Iuy;
George CuIdlo, 25, OF Morgan, .sI
Blanch Rish,0u, 10, Oi Riyog,Ou, Salt
Lake county.
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months ago. She was deeply affected
1ud received a severe shock who's tHs
dca'h Of her lifelong friend, Fuu
ElEunie ltUOkOw, pflDruss OF the SHip
Institute for married women, wa
announced. Three week. ago Dr.
Sonwouen ger was Gale Fricdun,hH.
ruho 10 prescribe for n serious a.. 1E
Of neuralgia. since that time fhe has
been aim II continually under the care
OF phyaiclaus.
10 is feared that the effect Of bis
wi'oH death upon Prince Bismafca
will De- serious because OF mis- own fail
Ing health and advancing yearB.
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GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Nov. 81
Tho Security National bank closed its
do0rs today. It's hold on good author.
IVY not TO be 20 much n failure ~ n
Engagement between the officers. IL
has a capital stock u 100000. The
deposits are $4,000, oil when $4,000
arc county lund-, Senator Vest, OF
Missouri, who IA largely interested, has
arrived anu dirsct0u' meeting Ia be-
Ing hel1. a. =. Yes, " tue cssnief,
n. T.. Palmer county treasurer, 10
President.
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ManIf.sla tn INC nn..I.n..

ST PtrEEsnuHG, Nov. IT, The
caar In his manifesto 10 the Russiau
people says. "soicitious los the Iesti.
MES Of our new reign we deemed It
well not 70 delay the fultllment Of our
hearts Wish, aud tao legacy haUrCdly
left by our father, now resting with
God; nor defer the realization OF the
Joyful expectations of our whole PEG.
pie, that our marriage be- hnllowou by
the huuedictou Of our parents aud
blessed by the sacrament OF the holy
church,V
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wnIInIroducs Deer.

SARANAC LAKE, n. v, Nov. e.
Gen. Hernandez, minister VI war OF
Venezuela, who has taken up his
residence ut Lake Placid for the winter,
has been requested by his government
to ask permission Of tho New York
two bucks from the Adlrondaoks to
Venezuela, There RIB no deer Ia
South America and the Venezuelan
government viii introduce them.
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TuE Armenian HORROR.

Committed, ~ Seems, with the APP
prevail OF the Governments.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE Chicago
ArmeuiAns arc positive the recent
atrocities In SssSOuu, Armenia, wore
committed under direct governmental
authority. The belief Is based upon
private adViees from Constantinople,
asserting ihAt the Mulf Of Moosh, " no
has control Of religious matters In the
district Of MoOsh, which covers Sas.
SCUM, has been decorated by the sultan
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NEW YOmS, Nov. 27.-Speoulatlon
ON tue stock UXonange was generally
heavy at tho opening anu the market
quickly took "a downward turn Cam
ada southern Ircodiug Z; Northern
Pacific preferred sugar
Trading up 90 noon hDs been very
light. Afur II O'Clock "a break OF ! 2
pvr cent was made IA Erie, making "a
.otal loss Of two per cent.
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Alcohol Through ihe Bars.

Thomas Ryan anu Frank l.uaroc, a
pair Of prison WORTHLESS, were caught
iast night truspasslng la the jail yard
aud attempting 10 pass bottle OF llcl-
hOl through tne bars TO the inma,uB.
They confessed their guilt before JuG-
tiCs Smith today anu were sentenced
TO ten days imprisonment each.
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dered them, no sage, valuable assist.
snce In obtaining the release Of the
children,
The statement Of Elder Hunter no
contained iu the EraWp.cr-quu,cd
in lat nighps NEws-was substanti.
lily correct ns 20 the parents Of the
c3iIIren, and the dcsiro on their part
,uat The little ones sh0uld be brought
90 America 10 bo educated. The
father Of each IL we'll 10 DO, and has
Iuruishud the necessary funds = that
end.
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National Grinve; Marion Bntloruresl.
dent Of The National Farmera All.
auce aud Industrial Unlu ; Elwood
Furnss, president u the National
Farmerr Alliance; d. &. A. Robin.
son, President Of tho National Farm.
ere Mutual Boueflt association; Flank
5mock, president OF the National
Patrons VI Industry.
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Failure Ola DrI Good. House.

NiCIlsnuRG, Mise, Nov. 2I--Swlt.
zer, Niwilter q %, the largest dry
g00Is house In the state, maize an
Assignment today to j. ID. Schlenkef,
trustee, anu closed the doors. The
liabilities are slAs,Ol0; assets, includ-
ing the four story son6 front building
on Washington street, are considerably
In excess Of the liabilities. Preferred
creditors $4,000.
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BERLIN, Nov. .I.-Count Herbert
Bismarck was presen. ut NaTzln when
his mother passed away at O'Clock
this morning. Although II is feared
the effect OF mis- wifo's death upon the
prince Will be serious, the ox.chancUl.
Tor has been In better health OF late and
has resumed his daily drives.
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STILL a uEATERY.
Tho Disappearance OF EN.CouEress.
man walter 10. Huber.

Gu.wEIN, Ia, Nov. 27.-Ex.C Con.
gresham Walter II. Buffers disap.
pearauCe II still u mystery, A posse
Will be- cent out by this cllizous IT,
morrow In search OF him. lie has "a
large number Of friends who will ex-
pend money and time In the search.
Alfr. Butler and son Walter held a
consultation with friends last night
trying TO reach accession a. to the best
course 10 pufruu Ia the matter. Telv-
grams have been sent Ia every direc'
ton. The large sum Of money on his
person makes II possible he mas been
fouliy dealt with,
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Tho Court ct Appeals confirms the
Judgment Of the Court nsioW.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. "a. - The
cuuu OF appeals has unanimously
affirmed the conviction Of John Y.
MckanV. The appeal was from b
judgment OF conviction Tor felony.
the crime OF which McNano was
convicted was that Of the REQUIREMENT
aud clucvalmUnt 0f registry lists for
the general election In 1868 ia Grave.
send.
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Sr. LoUts, Mo-, Nov. 2I-An iu-
formal conference Of the American
Bimelallio League called by President
A. J. Warner, met this mUrling. IL IL
10 continue two days and its object, ms
stated by General Warner, Ia 10 outline
the policy for the silver factions Of the
two great parties and the silver policy
Tor tue Peoples party i0t lhe next two
years.
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Eric HALLWAY rlnnnees.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-lhe report Of
tho Erie Railway company for tho
year ending September 80, shows
gross earnings S25 ,2Jii ll0i decrease
si,IsS,78l; net eginlngs sb,0Os, 25i,
decrease slsi, 40E ucilclh 81 ,l67, iO1
against a surplus d sDl7, As3 Ia 1893.
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CLOUDS ImIcRENINa.

England REFUSES 60 Recognize tho
NicaTRzuau Government,
PASAalA, Nov. 27,-Advices from
Mguagua Indicate u grave situation In
tho Mosquito reservation, British
Minister G0shing has notified Nicata.
qua that Great Britain refuses 10 reCOg-
hize the NlcaTaguan government.
Alter Au exchange OF views Minister
GoHhing telograpned to Port Limon
for British warship TO come at once
TO Bluunelds, It's reported that the
Nicaraguau canal project 10 at the bot
tom OF the trouble.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 27,-Leading Nom
bsrs OF ,ue various hTmurs' OrgauiIl.
tiOnb met mere TO-DAY 10 perfect plans
for q decoration OF all fdrmera' societies
INTO "Farmera' Union" A supreme
coancil has been formed consisting OF
Cvl. /. IL, Brigham, master OF the
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NEW YOml, Nov. 2I-Tho sub.
treasury today received SB,JlO,00O IN
gold, ,ne bulk OF which came from
city banks, sl09 1000 was received
last nighi ana ~ rs said $50, coo, 900
viii have been ,ulned In by the
evening,
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ENrthauaI,o In Itaiy.

ROM, Nov. 27.=N violent undula,
tory and vertical earthquake shock
was felt at Brexil, sixty miles from
Milan, at $40 AIN. tuJay. A similar
though lefs severe shock was expert
ouCel at Bologna Rt6'u0 aud at Verona
AZ 0:0i. AZ me latter place a sscend
shock was ielt ut 6:O6.
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Flremm nanserOuslY Il.

A member OF tue flr' department In
ttepegs5u OF Captain John Manniu u
the Aerial Truck or Hooa and Ladder
brigade, b. lying dangerously iil at his
home with typhoid fever lie hna
boon confined to his bed for three
W eBk1,aud at headquarters today It was
stated lhaG bis recovery was dospaiTeJ
Of
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thereto. The report was adopted ami
President Cannon .cOtted 10 the chair.
After brief speeches 10 r1ngratuln-
lon and thanks 10 Retiring Onlcor
Whltmore, cougrgis adjourned for
ninnNr.
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ARDMoRE, Ind, Nov. ~ 90 Ssfa
Martin, nali.bTeed Indian, was shot
anu killed by Willis Lewis, \ boy
eight or ten years old last evening, Ia
u cider Joint The Indian had been
drinking and the boy, who was tuu.
Ming tho Joint, asked him ~ get down
Oh the counter. He would not aud
tnu boy shot, breaking his neck.