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A WIFE'S GRANDDAUGHTER
She Consoles tho Recsnely Bsrsavsd
WIdOwsr by Becoming His
Number Two.
Elsie Main, Who Created Sensn
tion at Missoula. Marries
Charles MopRes.
Election Of Omosu by the KaIRhis ol
Pythiss At Asacooda-natis the
Neat Nesting Place.

hpscial 10 Tho independent.
MIHsoULL. June H.-Chhrlss Nsngss,
whose wife died but ten days ago, married
NJ slsvensyille yesterday his Diseased wifs's
granddaughter. Elsie Main. Considerable
difficulty was experienced in getting q
ieenae, owing 10 tbs supposed youthtulnssa
Of the bride. but hsnRes and Mlss Main
both sworo that she waa eighteen years Of
age. Mlss Main In the girl who year since
caused quite q prominent eitzsB OF Mis-
eoula considerable trouble on charge OF
9 iminsl seduction. The testimony given
A. thai iims was 10 the effect that rho vas
bat thi teen years OF oRe. and her general
appearance did not indicate any greater
age. The license authorized Alonzo Main
and Miss Menees 10 marrf. Nothwiti stand
Ing the distortion OF names 10 10 positively
stated the bride is Elsie Main. who received
80 much notoriety In the sensational suit q
year ago. and the groom Il Menges.
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THE sIcARAouAx CANAL.
Agreement ~ to tho Conditions Preceding
Government Contro'.

Agreement ~ to tho Conditions Preceding
Government Contro'.
WAsnlsoroE. Juno ll.-Suoh smooth
sailing marked the flrst meetings to-day Of
the sub-csmmittee on commSros appointed
10 frame n Nicaragua canal plan that msm-
bsrs feel justified In redictins the measure
will be prepared within = week. Several
points vo agreed upon to-day. Rsprs-
sentative Bryah'a scheme for a currency is-
sue 10 construct, the canal was abandoned
and senator Morgan's plan will furnish the
found alton fot tbs bill. which provides for
lhe usuAl method of raising funds
by means OF bond Issue.
10 Ia practically decided that the govern
msnra shA,e OF tho bonds shall be $50.
600 O0O 4 ho members have AZ eed 10 in-
aer, In the bill proviao that tbs canal
conn auy must a, some carly date satisfy
the q crotary that all outstanding debts or
contracts have heen cancslled. The gov.
eminent will guarantee funda with vnieh
W settle ths Affairs OF ihe present oompanr,
bat matters must bs arranged 90 tue gov
srninsnt will hnd no complication, on ne
han0a and thls will be made the frat con-
uition OF RoVsTnmvnt control.
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Searlss Says tho Mckinley Tariff
Suited the Sugar Trust
Much Better
It Gave Them Twice as Much
Protection as the Pres
0nt Bill
To-day senators WIN Go nsfors the L.
yesilEAtinE COMMITTEES 10 Tell ~
They Have spsouiAted.

WAEnN0ros Juno 1.-THE sugar inveati-
eating committee will begin Ia examine
senators tomorrow. Every senator will
bs asked whether he bought or sold sugar
stock. furnished information concerning
iarid legislation on sugar, OF had bosu in
amy way improperly influenced by ths
d usL To-day Charles oosteT Of DrsHsi.
Morgan g. Co, testified that he knew Of no
speculation Ia stock By senators. or Of any
Effort 10 Influence legislation by the sugar
trust. soha roarlse. secretary and tfsAs-
uref of the American Refining company,
followed and gave tho circumstances
under which be met senAtor Jones
and discussed with him tho sugar
schedule Of the tariff bill. SeArles
said his position vas that q, 2i6 cents ne
tue price Of eighty degree sugar, a tar of
one cent found. or ~ per cent the pres-
ent rate, was excessive for refined sugar.
lie argued that the taI should be 81. 60 pes
hundred insissd OF $l.40 "rha. is true"
he quotSd the senator As replying, ''but oar
committee will not give more than $lt0
per hundred. That cannot be done. The
COMMITTEES will NOT tar refined sugsr above
81. i0." II said" continued witness. tho
only other thing 10 do 10 20 begin with
eighty degrees and YAK that sugar at eight
,enths OF q cent That will bring yoa 81. 10
en- refined suaar." Senator Jones replisdi
Yes. but Louisians sugars will not take
sisht-tenths Of cent for eighty degrees
sugar; they want o cent. They have put 10
The reg al eighty degrees cent per pouns.
The committee had put in another en- re-
fnsd At tl. 40 and tbers We sre." "Vsly
wsll" witness had said. "if that 10 the CAGE
you are simply guilty OF putting bs-
fore the sennte schsdule which
| 10 indsfensivs according 10 your own ad-
missions. and 10 does not seem 10 me right
that q e. eat industry like the sugar rsfu-
ing industry would be pns In any such posi-
tion As that"
And With that our Interview closed"
said Searles.
senator Lodas-wouid you prefer the
present schedule 70 the schedule which
carried 10 per cent. sd valorsm on raw asd
4b per cent. sd valorsm on rehnedf
Ssarlss--I would prefer 10 per cent
| Bsnstor Lindssy-Is 10 TO the interest OF
tho sugar fehners 20 have this bill take
eject al once In view OF this fact or %
postpone 10 until Jan. ~ g
eesrlss-My own Iersonsl view would be
that there would be nothing gained by
postponing It, I have always supposed
that the concession Of Jan. l was for the
bsnsht of the ptoduesrs Of the eount,y.
benatot Allsn-You may state biiehy
what differences In your Judgment theroiis
between the Mckinley act and the psndipg
act 40 the senate proposes TO amend H. or
has amended it to the American Sugar
Refining COMPANY. Which 10 the bsttss
aot for you1
searlss-rbe Mckinley bill. by far. n
| Senator Allsn-Hov muehl
| SsArlss-I think one-half. That 10 what
| think. The protection 10 be proposed Ia
tn, schedule Ia not over one half OF whAtit
was In the Mckinley bill.
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IL Is Worked en- In the Senate
During the Debate on
Wool.
Dolph Wants the Whole Thing
Postponed Until After
Next Election
sectarian Question About the Indiar
Schools Ruled Ont on a Point OF
Order In the House.

WAsHINoroN, June 14.-Aftsf the & tassaee
OF bill for the payment OF $2. 700 10 Jos
Rsdfsrn. one Of the Ford thtAter victims
the mrif bill was taken MP in the senate.
and Lodge spoke sgsins, free wool. Teller
followed Lodge with ismarks In favor OF a
duty os raw wool. HAwier interra stoi
Teller 10 remark that those reductions
would rssut In lowering the wages OF op.
erst!vos 30 or 40 Tor cent. 'Elthsr re-.
duetIon Of wages or the manufacturers will
quit"
They will not quit" replied Taller.
They have too much capital involved.
They will reduce wsaes and ths operatives.
In the face Of starvation. will stand ths
Reduction. The men who live by labor
can't make o tueesssful contest asains,
capital"
Hosr. Higgins. Chandler and Dolph
spoke sesius. free wool. Daring the prog
ress OF Dolph's speech he remarked that it
was whispered abort she senate thet the
oppoiition had surrendered and tho bill
would pass before the end OF June. II be
could prevent 10 the bill would not b,
voted on until the people had a chance to
give expression 70 their opinion 81 the een-
sAl elections n ext falL
When -four 90 ock arrived Harris moved
an adjournmsns Quay in,s ruptsd Dolph
and asked him IL IL wou Ia not be eonven-
lent for him TO proceed to-moJrow. but hs
declined. "Ths senator from Oregon"
ssid Hs ris sai cas- tically. has not been
heard before on this bill. and i frost ths
&c nntor from Pennsylvania will afford him
the fullest opportunity TO proessd with his
rsmsIks. Lei him 20 on tonight" hs
added. with an impsrius wave Of the hand.
but Qsay was not willing, and after stating
had passed, he moved TO adjourn
The motion was lost. sixteen 10 tsspty-
three. whstsupon Quay moved that the sen
ate proceed with tue consideration of exeo-
| utive business. This motion was also lost.
bus IL was apparent that the smocratis
| managers couldn't force The hands OF the
republicans and Harris. after again calling
sttension 70 the great delay 20 ths bill.
yielded, and at aix o'clock The senate Al
journsd.
The house vent into com mittss Of the
whole on the lndlani app. .oprlatlon bill.
An amendment By Poker. sppropristina z
$1,000 for artesisn wells at Pine Ridge.
Rosebud and Standing Roek agencies, was
sgresd 10. Ths old socitsrisn question Ia
co antction with Indian schools was raised
Nv Gsa Who offered an amendment
providipg - 10 hereby declared
| that IL 10 the purl ose of this nc,
that no money herein sppropr .atsd shall
bs paid for education In ssosarian schools.
and the secretary Of tus inteTiot 10 hereby
autho lied and required 10 make all nesd-
fui iulss and regulations 20 prevent the
uss Of "a Ia funds In ssctarisn schools" A
Ioint OF o der whs made against tins
amendment BY 1rsey. on the ground that
10 changed an existing law. and the chair
sustained the point. Adjourned.
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WON BY A NOSE.

The Sensation Stakes at Latonia Cap
tured by Loo Lake.
CINCINNATI. June lA-B'ieht sunshiny
vsashsr brought q big crowd 10 Latonia
to-day. Tho principal ovsnt was the Ssn-
ss,ion stakes. worth S3220 70 the winner.
II vas taken by CorriRAn's Leo Lake 10 q
nose finish. BiI furlongs-Mim Knot Ad-
vocate. Mrs. Morgan. 1;i4si; Gils-Re-
splendent. Master Fred. iindalette. 1:42i4,
six furionas- Shuttle. Con,ri bu-
tiop. l:l4lS; Sensation stakes for two-yosr-
olds, six furlonRs-Lso Lake, Handsome,
Sumup LIB; Eve furlonRs-Bissare. Ace.
start i:oS; mile Lohman. Poeahontas
Brahm, lA2l4.
MoRRIs PAnK. June n.-Six furloogs.
Guttsperoha. California Bessie Taral.
l01lf; mile. Comsnohs, Lizzie. Fetsf
Wright. 14i; Antioipstion stakes. ave aud
a half fu,longs. sir Galsha. Walter. sa-
brins. 10bl1; Hay Chester siakss mile. oul
Jack. Discount. Psaeem akef, ls43; I've md
hnlf furones. wah Jim, Lustrc. Jack o
Spades. los; mile and q half. Dorian, sport
sls Walter. 2:49; I've furIongs. Armitaae,
Fsctotum, Addis, .J9Ls
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Armed Deputies Leave Omaha 90 Ilsas
OF = Colorado Army.

Armed Deputies Leave Omaha 90 Head
Of Coioraio Army.
OMknA. June H.--At 2i3O this afternoon
special train crowded With 100 heavily
armed dsputIsss .. cd ont Of tho Union depot
over ,he Union Paoiso for ,he scene OF the
irouble with the 'wsalsrs al Julesbufs. Col.
The deputies we're armed with fsyolyers.
shot guns aud Tihss. aud thoroughly under
stood before leaving that thsfs might be
some lighting 10 be done. Chief Deputy
United States Marshal CoRReghall, Who 10
so,iDR marshal during the absence Of
Marshal White In California. impressed the
men with the necessity OF being cool. and
that no violence should be shown unless ~
was necessary. CoRp0shall aud Deputy
LiddaTd have charge Of the party OF deputy
marahais.
IL was said al the ollse OF General Man
aetr Dickinson this morning that tue
wealsrs would allow no Ons noAf them.
! hey said they could take oAFe OF them-
sslvea. II Is believed tho reason for rsfae.
lag TO allow a stranger near them was 10
prevent spies from nasooiatinQ with them
aud ming their movements ihe iosn
vera unanimous In thsir declaration they
would not walk east, and boldly asserted
that they would capture a train aud ride.
There has bssn considerable sKoltement
about tue Union Pacific headquarters, the
governments buildings and aTmy head
qusrters. The supefintend and Assist
ant Gsn'ral Solicitor Kelly, OF the DniOn
Pacific. were closstsd with Justice Brswoi
anl Judge Dandy this afternoon. The
entire subject ves thoroughly discussed.
The men are reticsnt but each would nc-
knowledge ho antici Atsd trouble. ns the
/ m Al "a N al
desperate. and would ns soon % possible
make break with train for tho east. II
thsy make any Resistance q conflict will
ensue. Just what will DO done with the
men II ohptu ed IL not definitely known.
Probably they will be brought 10 Omaha
and placed In the coliseum until they could
be brought before ths United States court.
Later telegrsms from Julesburg this ef-
sefnoon say the commopwsalsrs were d.
vided into two factions. one composed oi
those inclined 10 be peaceful. the other OF
desperate monswho are deterDinsd TO Sc
cure train and come east at all hazards.
JuLEsBuRa. Col. jane 1.-The Coxsyiies
| aRAinss whom the United states marshali
wee ordered out ere disbsndiug. A hun
died will march to Vennadeo. ksb.. and
200 will attempt TO capture the brst train
through, and tne balance will wait for ths
fleet which 10 coming down tho river.
HENDERSON. Ky.. June lt-Ksll,'s men,
numbe ing ]. 200. landed below this oity 10.
day. Kelly called on Mayor johnson and
demanded aid. saying, II rsfassd. he would
turn his men loose. The mayor told hiln
20 do 90 be liked. also adding that thsy
would be controlled BY the city authori-
| ties.
LKAvIswoHTH. Juno 14-Ths trial ol
tine Sanuers army was begun before a jury
In the Unilsd States circuit court this Af-
| tern oop.
spRIsoFHLD. ILL.,. June 14-SiIty Coxey
| tics have been arrested for stealing a train
They will have q hearing tomorrow.
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They Come Very High.

A hippopossmas is worth $1,000 Arhi-
nocoros with single horn cos,s $4,000. An
other horn adds just $1,000 to his value.
Lions range from $500 to 81, 200. A liouess
costs 81, 900 and ,igsrs are quoted at 81, 200.
Grizzly bears are becoming scarce and are
hard 20 keep In captivity. A really fne
from that down TO $500. Polar bears come
al $780, Osher bears range from $50 70
500. A camel With one hump 10 worth $3.50,
aud two humps bring the market value up
20 $500 Ostriohss are valued al $500
apieoe.
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The KNIGHTS OF PyTHIAs.

Election of Ofiesrs aud Butte Chosen for
thu Next Meeting.
Special 10 Ths Indepenisut.
ANACONDA. June li.-At the meeting OF
the grand lodge, Knights Of Pythias. to-
day the following officers were chosen:
Past grand chancellor 4. II. Tsleott; grand
chsncsllo-. u. Il. Vail; grand vice chan
csllor, J. s. Hammond; grand prsiats. W.
T. wrighti grand master of exchequsr,
Charles Wegner; grand keeper of records
and seals. Jacob Loeb; grand mas,sr.as.
srma Alexander Graham; grand inn,i
guard. Il. ID. Coleman; grand outer guard,
J. II. Lemlsy; grand trustee. d. Cohen. Br.
Butte was chosen % the next meeting
place and the third Tuesday in May a. the
Gate.
This evening there was . handsome ban.
queL The weather vas perfect to-day.
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Robe't Winthrop. who started Saturday
on his eighty-sixth rear. has had q personal
aoquaintsncs with every president of the
United States except Washington aud JEFF.
ferson. lie IL the oldest living ex-speaksr
OF the national house OF representatives.
ths Oldest surviving Massachusetts senator,
and ~ 10 seyenty-th'ee years since he VAS a
achoolboy at Boston's celebrated Latin
school. Fow men OF 60 ars no we'll pre-
served aud 30 vigorous mentally and rhIsi-
cAlly ne he.
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Meantime tho Goat strikers ARE Making
1hiaga Very Lively.

Meantime tho Goat strikers Are Making
1hluga Very Lively.
coLUguun jane H.-Prsaidsnt Adams,
Of the Ohio Miners' association, isaoed
call to-day for meeting OF mine IN COL
umbus on Juno 10. lie asks the mins TO
soiee, lhsir best msn 10 rep sssnt thsm, AZ
tho business is OF vast impoftanos that will
hive 10 be acted upon. ssorstary Mo
Bride, Of tho national miners organiza-
ton. states tha, unless an agreement Ia
acospted by tho strikers general meeting
will bo called al which the national opera
tors will tender thor designations.
CARRouToH o., jane IL. This sheriff Of
this County bsa isesiyed a message from
Gene hi knperintondent Blair. Of the
WheslinR a Lake r. 10 road. saying the
minsis AZ shnrrodevllis had burned two
bridges and threatened fuTthsr distraction
Of property ana life. Tue sheriff tsis-
praphed Gov. Mckinley. who ordered oui
The hiIteenth intsntTy 10 repor, 10 ,he
sheriff at ShoHodsyi.le.
NDyALE o.. June H.-Tho situation
| General Manage Woodfofd. Of the Clevs,
land Lorraine a Wbesling. has jusi had
conference with Col. Colt. He haa In
formation which leads bin 70 think IN At
tack will be made upon the UlTiohsvili
quad or the bridges south OF here to-Digh.
Col. Colt will take q GAtlin9 gun and tvl
companies OF militia aud place them In th'
Ulriehsyills yard.
BEAom CRY. o.. Juua 1t.-Ths miner
fred ui on the piekets one mile below thl
city this morning. Tbs 1'e vas returned
snd q thorough sea- oh made. bat no on
was captafed. An attack was made OF
company A, Fourteenth regiment. stationed
AZ tho second bridge below here. An al
tempt vas made 10 destroy the rsilroa,
bridge. but owing to tho good picket dat!
Of the nrs, platoon no damage was done.
GRErsBuRo Pa. June 1.-THE pal
house ht the Alysrton coal liant vas blow
no with dynamite, shortly after midnight
The strikers are held responsible.
MoSosGAHELA CRY. Pa. June H.-Ih
railway trestls at the Old Eagle mines ol
the Pittsburq a. Lake Erie ROAD. was burne
about dsyliRht by ineendiariss.
MIDyALE. Ohio. Jane 1.-THE hrst ooa
train no. th passed over the rsbuilt bridR
to. .dhy.
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IN HIS own DEFENSE.
Ersstus wyman Tells Of His Use Of the
Dun Money. r.

.@fhrser nhea t8ir W shfr -" " tn.
Dun Money. r.
NEW YoRK, June i4.-rsstimonv for the
defense in the csse of Erastss Wyman. on
trial for forgery. was closed this afternoon
and the case 10 expected 20 90 TO the Jury ~
the olose OF to- morrov's session. The do
fsndsnt himself was on the stand most OF
the time and made many admissions, under
eross-eIsmination. of the repeated uss OF
funds belonging 20 H. q. Dun a Cp
These were called oysrirafts br vitntsa
Gen. Tracy tried 90 show that Duu. w
srrestinH wymhn. prevented a financial
move on wyman's part which would have
helped 10 sxtroats him from his dificul-
ties. A number Of prominent citizens OF
New York and Vicinity testified TO Wy
mans high reputation for honesty
and integrity. H. g. Dun was called 20
the witness stand and admitted knowipa
that wyman had ovstdrafts. but mover Gus
peotsd the amount involved was 80 lsTgs.
Dun denied the prosecution was prompted
By any fear Of wyman.
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pepu,l.. Axal.., Frss Wool.

wAsuISoros. June 1.-The populist
senators. Allsn. pefsr. Kyle and Stewart.
held several conferences on the subject Of
t-ee wool. The four decided 20 vote for
the PETER amendments giving wool hve or
siI esntsa found protection. II all the
Republicans should vote the same way, two
democratic votes will be necessary 10 carry &.
ID IL not probable these could be found
Five or sir dsmsorsts would be willing TO
vote for a duty on wool. but fear that such
an act might urset the entirs agreement 10
stand By tho bill OF the finance committee
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STATE CONVENTIONS.
Popuiists In south Dakota aud In Oshsr
P.auss Nominate,

Popuiists Ia south Dakota aud In Other
PAGES Nominate. {,
MITCHELL, 4. d.. June 14.-Ths populisi
state convention nominated Isaac Howe
for governor. y. II. BropEon for lieutenant
governor. and J. X. Johnson for secretary
OF stat. Ths convention endorsed womsn's
suffrage and rs-tiirmsd sllseiancs 10 the
Omaha platform. The convention voted
down revolutions favorinR fee sugar aud
free lumbor.
MILWAUKEE, Juus 1.-THE prohibition
stnte convention nominated Capt. CleQ-
horn. OF Clinton, for governor. The con-
vention adopted without discussion plat
form OF decidedly radical character. ID
demands tho suppression OF tho liquor
trAfio aud declares for Nat money, woman
suffrage and the restriction Of Immigration.
NANcHKsTER. N. H., June 1.-THE pso-
ple's parly state convention nominated
George ID. Fps for 0oysrno and for con-
sressmRn Josiah II. witter and Il. NJ.
Blodgett.
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JrFrERsoSyLLE Ind, June 1i-ThrSo
dead bodies we're found to-day near llor-
den. They we're those OF q man, woman
and a child. lhsy had been, apparently,
dead two days. They vera we'll dressed
aud had been killed by a revolver. which
was found near the bollsa The supposi-
tlon Ia that The man killed the woman and
tho child aud thon committed euiciIe.
Thor have moi been IdenLined.
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Nrw YoRK. June N.-A FIRE starting 90
day In the bsssmen, OF asix-siorI build
ing on Duane aud Elm streets, caused a
loss estimated AZ S2b0.000. Half the bloch
between Pearl and Duane and West Elm
streets was totally destroyed within an
hour. The neighbofhood 10 known a. ths
stationery aud paper district.
hoSTrr. Mo-, June lt,-ln PuTdv eight
miles south Of this city. Twelve business
buildings and number Of residences we're
burned to-day Lose $4,000
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rh.r hu,, u,n,.d 70 l.rnnh nlm

OMAHA, Neb.. June n.-sevsrai thousand
people osnRreza,ed about the court house
,his evening and waited three or four hourS
In hopes OF seeing another negro lynohsl.
Sam Pavns had confessed 30 the murder OF
Maud Ruebol and In the police court had
pleaded guilty to the charge. Rumors OF
the intention Of n mob 30 lynch the negro
were rife thls afternoon. When The negro
was turned over 10 tho sheriff he was al
onoo lnkon 20 LIneoln fot aaieIY.
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HOW HR WAS DEFEATED.
Powdsriy .ssues . Circular Giving Some
Inside History.


Inside History.
PHILADELPHIA. June li.--Er-Mastsr
Workman Povde' ly has issued for OH icula-
tion among members Of the Knights Of La
Dor a pamphlet purpoItlnR to give ths in
side history of the movement which COM
p,lled his resignation. He says General
Secretary and Treasurer Hayes. when asked
By the executive board 70 abolish the sys-
tenn OF espionage IN his office. threatened 10
accuse members falsely OF stock -iobbine.
and said. ''Oness lie 10 told 10 will &C.
and will lie Whenever / want to SCORE =
point" In the last general assembly Pow
dsrly says Hayes admitted that there was
no nth in his charges against the exson-
tive board. and said; Il always vi ntsd TO
be rich, end will get rich II l can"
Povderly says James Hughes told him
that tho national democratic COMMITTEES
had given 81. 600 70 defeat him for rs-elee-
tion. Sovereign also told him substantially
tina same
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KllIsd HI. Daushter'. I,e,rsyor

Horror, Kan, June h.-Chas. II. Ham
BILE. a prominent lAwIer WAS sho, and
killed this evening by Clinton oaborne, .
saddler. Of this city. II IL stated that 0s.
borne accused HANDLE OF betrAying his
daughter. who has been working In Ham
ble's oilic,. Deceased wM prominsu,
populist poIitlclan and was spoken OF fol
the congressional nomination in this dis
triot Osborne gave himself ur.
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How David u. mn Eats.

senator Hin is no, a sooiabls man. He
takes all his meals In his Ioom privately.
lie takea the same thug for brsakfss, and
dinner-sirloiu steak, fried potatoes. coifes
and bread. lilo never varies. lie takes the
snme thina every day without change. Hs
alwAvs rata In his shirt Sleeves aud reads
bis letters while he eats,
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There were 100 Visiting shesrers ~ Cas-
per. wyo. ON April llih. II was agreed 10
pay for shsaring sheep seven cents per head,
the sheaisrs to board themselves. bhsarinR
was 20 commence on the 18th at both shear
ing pens. The capacity OF the two pens 10
1000 per day. The steam machinery was
being made ready for uae, and the Two
pens ate said 10 be the largest In tho
United States. About $4,000 shesp will be
sheared there this season.
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ssnt Whore rhey1l oIve no trouble.

TAsatKR June III 10 reported that the
chief princes. Who are likely 20 cause trou-
Bile havs been removed from their oom-
mAnda In the army. Some we're seat 10
distant provinces aud others imprisoned.
In bia political tea,ament tho late sultan
dlrsc,ol that council OF iesonoy be ap.
pointed until his young son. Abdul A1lS,
the present sultan, attaius hls majority.