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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-10
CROOK. THE SCOUT, HAD FAITH.

Among the hundreds who believed the
fairy tale had a groundwork of fact,
says the Chicago Tribune, was James
Crook, an old time scout and Indian
fighter. Crook put in many months
for the lost mine and then concluded to
go to the City of Mexico and see if there
was anything to be found in the archives
there that would throw any light on the
subject. He had considerable difficulty
in gaining access to the old Spanish
chronicles, and later on in finding any
thing bearing on the subject. At last
he found something that promised a clew.
A mine was mentioned that was so many
days journey from Tucson, at that time
also penal colony or preside. The old
invaders had left a record OF their suffer
ing on the desert, miles from any object
except burning sand
With this clew Crook returned to
Arizona and set to work to find the lost
bonanza. This was in December. At the
point described, small detached groups of
mountains, rising abruptly from the
desert, and the fact that no water has
ever been found near any of them, made
prospecting quite difficult. Water had to
be packed long distances on burros, which
necessitated long trips. One after an
other of these ghostly desert groups were
visited by Crook until at last his efforts
were crowned with success.
Last week he showed up at one of the
interior mining camps nearly famished for
want of water and food, and told his
story which would challenge belief were
it not for the nuggets of gold which he
brought back as witnesses. He related
that one day while prospecting far up the
side of mountain he discerned away out
on the desert three mighty peaks arising
from the plain. Their general contour
and location struck him as tallying with
the description left by the Spaniards
Loading his burro with water and pro-
visions, he set out and reached the peaks
after five days Journey. whole day
was consumed in scaling the barren and
precipitlous sides of the lonely ground
On reaching the top he discovered that
the three peaks were set in triangular
form and in the center there yawned a
seemingly bottomless gulf.
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TIE BONANZA LOCATED.

Feeling sure that he was on the right
track he started forward and soon en-
countered a well worn trail which showed
evidence of not having been Travelled for
years. In many places it was overgrown
with bushes and filled with rock The
trail led him ITO the walls of the
chasm, but there appeared no way of
descending the precipitous banks. He
could see little basin walled in with the
bottom covered with green grass. an evil
dence of water in the neigh borhood.
Eventually he descended and began ex-
ploring. The basin was about ten acres
in extent and evidences of former occu-
pancy were numerous. Dozens of adobe
huts, now tum bled into decay, were scat
tered around pond or tank OF clear wa ter
and there was still standing house of
rock.
Its site was cave whose floor layabout
thirty feet above the bottom of the basin
and was accessible only by steps cut into
the vertical lace of perfectly smooth
precipice. The house was painted white
while 1t was ornamented with rows of
yellow dots where the plastering still ad-
heared to the walls. Without doubt this
was the home of authority and COMPARE
tive wealth. Five hundred feet of smooth
rock overhung the old dwelling Crook
explored this castle and found that it CON
tanned mum Der of rooms that had been
quite elegantly furnished.
The site of the old mine was discovered.
but lit was caved in, and considerable
work would have to be done before the
LEAD could be examined. AS to its rich
ness. however, there can be no doubt. as
pieces of rock were picked up from the
old dump that fairly bristled with free
gold. IL was some of these specimens
that Crook brought back with him. and
it is conceded that they will run away up
in the thousands ~
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THEY'LL ssARcn RON oRAsr.

Perhaps u fAsy yisA tAs osAss Ysllsvs
They Nay Pssk 'xa % res.
WAsHIxoToH. 0et. ls.-Assistans essse,
tary Hamlln to-day rsesivsd . tslsGsan
from Senator Squire and Editse G. Il
Hibbon Of Seattle. wash.. saying !. !.
Grant, sx-Ninissse 10 Boaivia, and eas e
the ewuss Of the Post-lnasiliosassr vas .
passsaese on The Ivanhos. suppses1 -
have bssu Lost 20 mills soushvsse q Caoo
Plastsry, s6 The washinstoa eeast, o1pA
-. and asking that ssasehina parties -
ssnt uorth.
Senator Squire states that u b possih1s
the essw Of 10 msn ea the IvAnhss anA
~. Grant may have taksa 10 ths hsaAs
and besn carrisd 10 the uoeth eeast a
vauecuvsr Island. Tbs assistant ssees.
tary sent tslegrsms to Captain Tosies e
the revenue cutter Grant. nov at Pert
Townsend, and TO Captain Munger Of ~
coswiu. at San Franeisso, 10 proessd ~
msdiatsly to search for the lost Grew and
passsngers. Secretary Herbert may slse
ssnd o vessel to Join In the search.
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and q - sxsssorainsy hudess psovjdin9
toe ~ ezpsa4oense FER ths was q sssal
~ lgoooQo -, & vhieh 3eo0ouo VII
b dsfraysd hy the surplus.
The prssthsnt Of the diet, ~. Kvsuueto.
rspl1iu9 10 . spsseh Of the miksdo.
Thanked ~ MAJESTY ses advass,ns viii
tAs tmpssial sesndasd. end see psrsseally
taking ehasDs ee The vas, sayina The We.
toeiss wess The natural results Of this &C.
stcn. y. Kusunsoao added: Your
majesty mlghs have eoasidsssd that China
wss ~ eesmy 70 eivilisatiea and we ohsy
ths ilnpeeial desIss 10 destroy W. bsseas.
Qua ohntfnaoy1
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vANKED HOME.

TIVE Hissas who Have Gsas whsrs
They won't he Lonssoms.
ST. PAUL, Oct. ia SIZE o'clock this
morning Charles Ermisch and Otto
Wonigksit were hanged. These dcspera.
does, wearing masks, about o'clock on
the night Of May 2 entered tho saloon oi
L. r. Kohlman and demanded drinks.
They then shot and killed Lindholf. the
barkeeper. Ermisch was but 10 years of
age and Woniekeit less than q. While
under death sentence Ermisch secured q
revolver from his mother and shot and
painfully wounded the death watch and
escaped part way through the Jail.
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GRANT is THEIR MAN
10 Agrees 10 b fannalyt CaDlIlab
PoR liyeI.
STRAUSS WOULDN'T RUN
New York Democrats On q protsv
Political Piol<is-tslll Put IN Q
Close cornsr-it's Q Mixed
up Moeo.

NEW Yong, Ost. 1a-Hush J. Csuas
was named ~ Tammsny's eandtdale ~
mayor, vice Nathan Strauss, wish1sawu.
at meeting Of tho executive eommit1eo
IN Tammany hall this sftssnoou. The
mayor sasd In the morning 10 vssld ~
accept tbs nomination, but ehaaGsd his
mind after long eonfessnes.
Grant In Response 10 the eommiteoe's
notification, said: my dselinstisn to
accept 10 hassd upon conditions vhieh !
will hereafter state. Thsre can b no mis-
take about by my position. I bed dstsss
mined never to take publle ofles again,
but - ! favessd the nemiusAion q
Strauss fesl I am somswhat respsasibls
for his bsine named.
II feel sxtssmsly sossy fos the sousss
Strauss has taken, but - hs hes declined
and you have bssn 20 extremely kind -
me-, ! Will show my apprsoistian of % b.
accsptinR the nomlnstiea.
my couditisas sre that sush sandh
datss nov "a tho ticket. whoss eau1idsv
] regard 20 injusieua. shall - rsoevs1
IRON the ticket"
Tbs eommittss thea ssssrts1 osaus -
Tammany hall Wheee hs vas rsssivs1
With trsmsadous applauss. u W. g.
nsunesd that . nsv platessn had besa
pespersd sxpesssly ~ hin. Ths ~
platform attacks ~ Asss appsesisamsas
provided fee In The esastitutisaal ansa1s
meas and ssys shs dsmsesass must nehs
aGainst % uajust . divislsa e disisise
representation. Tue shssmaa silvuR ~
10 hsad ssspensihae feP the rseeas hasd
timss.
Ths fellswiae lssasr frsa elsauas vas
rod % tbs committee msstine:
Chatrman Executtcs Comm1ftee, IamaGnU
Mall cannoe too highly express ~ aVDeeslar
sioa Of the heoeg eoo1egsed uDea - ~ ~
nominattoa - eas1i1aes fee nnysg & us1
YORK. The distinction was ~ ~ moeo 0n11og.
~ bssanss ~ neainai3eo ~ ogo1sge1 -
Dut whils hass nsvoe ~ ~ ellg11nGs aeu1t
about shs sises1oa q ~ ean111s6o v1nGo1 q
yo1r tiskse anply e6sy ~ 1ls1ne1s e ~
eeoseooooo n wieh1foWinG ~ on0ot
ny reasons yoa WIN as1 nses tsa1y - mn
IN lstter of walsh lappsn1 Q eeQ9 a11B1oDa1
70 ths dsascFasic san1iksss ~ osvss1se, -
| - which ! have Eoeelvod - Vyi110 poQ1y.
Theugh psrsoaAlly OF q ~ ~ ~ sGlg1s
| fee he success e ~ tiekae ucAnnnnn1 -
vteeeus iAeesniseleo, - g s<nn1n1nD =
fas psssssssd, "a - ssnl10 un1sslH -
'''s are ~ pour sss''ai ..... rsM s;:.s:s,s.g:. :s.g
The following b otssuss' lsstss 10 Hi1ls
NEW roax. o.. -
Hsa. Destd n HQi:
DEAR DIn;-I truse yoa hays 1se1na1 - z,
low your name 70 b p.sss1 q any eeheg uGh1o
n this county than ths regu1ne Gs0eGn11o
ttekse upoa whish NJ hano apDsaeA
Isxpses 70 stand - . ean1iaeee q ~ ee0e-
eras,o party fos mayos. ~ I ,shall pss11gnlv
| n psenlesing yeug nnns - aoOeae = Q uG1i1
Win ~ rsDuhlieaa enn1i1a1o toe nayes.
Yoafs vsopeoefully.
NATHAN nz1Auaa
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BLOODY BATES ,MMINENr.
The TsseDs % Japsa Are AAvapsssg upe'
he Chiness Atrsnehala.

Aee 1S0o0e o. Japan Are Aovno0so9 Upoo
The Chinsss strssghsla.
TiEN TsIN, Oct 1.-THE Norwegian
steamer Psik, from Shanghai. was ~.
ceatly evsshaulsd and ssarchsd hy tho
Japauess warships on SHAN Tuns prom
oatesy. Noshine which could b chased
~ centrAband was found.
Tho captain Of the Norwegian steamer
reports that hs sighted feet al japanese
wafships 80 miles on Taku. The Chimes
hset. which has been undergoing repairs
at Port Arthur, was ordered to lsavs that
port yesterday, Oct. L. The Japanese arc
expected 10 cross tho Yalu river 1t . point
30 miiss norshsast Of Chulsaaa Chsra,
whsrs ths Chinese army hsedqusrtsFs arc
situated. General Sing u IN command of
the Chinese forces at that place.
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As TO BUSINESS.
Dss's Agency Sees Lissis EvtAssss ef
Improvement.

NEW YoRK. Oct. lo.-R. q. Dun q Co.'S
Weekly Rsvisv Of Trods. which issues to-
morrow, will say: Cotton below csnts
and wheat bslow'U cents. experts Of gold
Instead Of products ct such prices In Oc.
teess are the saltsnt features In business
this week. Tue Distribution % goods to
eeosumsrs goes on fairly With gains at
nsasiy oil points In eomparisoa With last
year, but mot yet at rate 10 sustain the
present volume Of manufacturing pro.
duction. With many features Of encour.
assmsut, business has not yet reached
the expectations, and II 10 evident that Q
loss Of part Of the corn crop and tho nat.
urAlly low prices Of other great staples
Affect ths buying power Of the millions.
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.MERRITT'S IDEAS OF IT
% Minis lsltlla Is 4 Bel Ill(lly
Plaza
THE ARMY AND ITS WORK
IN Q verv General Way the COM
mander Of the oakotas Only
Finde Abuse and condemna.
tion for People hereabouts.

WAsHKNoron, Oct. la-In his annual
report just published Bsleadiss General
Merritt, eemmandin9 ths dspastmsns Of
the Dakotas. says the movement of troops
In bic department. during The last summer
was occasioned BY two remArkable out.
breaks which it was necessary 10 control
b. The uss Of the army. In April was the
osEanisstion and movemsnt of the 60
calisd eommouwsaisss o. Coxsyitss, the
ethsr was The strike commencing In June
% ths Northsen Paeiae railroad. prscipt
tatsd In sympathy with The strike at Pull.
mAn.
General Merritt says; "Ths first Of
thsse developed to the greatest extent In
The farther Southwestern portion Of the
department IN the state of Montana, b.
Ing ansmsnted and aggravated hy causes
like thees which mado the strike occurring
sahssQusntly oe eeasidsgsbls psoportions,
end mere q lsss difleult 10 oootrol. The
causes ass large hoatins mining. and at
times unemployed, population which, b.
Ing moes o. lsss fsss from the restraint Of
The lev, b always ready 10 ioin any move
meat o. whieh ldlsusss. vielousasss and
lswleesaess aeo fsnad. Another cause 20
ths a9setsd aympathy sxtsndsd 10 the
lsvless hv beth hish and lsw in siass Who
dspead On The suffrage oe the lsss lav.
abidiae foe their pesssaos. This psopls's
depeadsnee b appassnt among Ill classes
a the community. The merchant. the
Hesse. Ne tradssmeu aud all who live by
the pAtpsaAse q The others are con-
stsaiasd - opsniy sxpcsss sympathy with
tho vio1oot, and h many Gases with The
lawlsss, hesauss Of the principle Il bey-
eetstne Whieh has hssn reduced 70 Q
seisnes in this newly and msasseay.pro.
tested state.
"While many eommunitiss Of the
elasses q which speak privately, con.
eema iavlsss eouduss, he SsaP that thsle
uasaue It pgesurine . livslihoed
wiu - tahsu fssm them b
~ hoveott. places them % far
- theip public sxpssssisa ee epluieo
20 anoag The woess element. II b nat
woaderful under thsss circumstances
thas lawiss1ses Was Ia the ascendant in
Neatnns dusing beth q The outhessks ~.
SsessA 10.
IN = pssAAps enly nsssssasy 10 ed
<rAn4 ~ rssistanss was oaAs 10 ~
- anlAaitiss. In no instance did ths
ps6ple included IN this outbesak resist
~ military whsn Il appeared On ths
5000 Of the disturbance. Ths
troops were used With complete discretion
hv ths ofIlesss In command and the Law
was safoeued without vtoleaee."
In treating on the great strike, which
stsppsd evssy whssl o. the Nosthsru Pa.
| lei0e rsilread and inflicted great loss and
onfa14 fNa~nv~ uinvaa ~. sI.a s.ssh>at~ H>~-
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suLLErs AS ARoUMsNrs.
Msa shot Dova Whiis % Thslr way -
Werk Ia the Minss

ASHLAND. KY, Oct. l9.-Furthsr rsposts
come in tonight OF the bloody attack upsn
defenseless miners at the mines Of The
Straight Creek Coal company In Casben
county by strikers this morning. Ths msa
were ambushed while On route to voek,
and seven are::reported to hare besn hit b.
bullets from winchesters. Jack MArcum
10 fatally injured and John Morris dan
eerously wounded. An attempt BY ths
company to work nonunion laborers In
opposition to the demands Of the union
mine workers Is the cause OF tho trouble.
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TWO BOLD HioHwAvMEM.


fhsy Ds Let Of Ahse,lsg ssA na,ss q
BUTTE. Oet. l8.-Two bold hlghwaymsu
sssatsd Q great deal Of excitemsnt 10 the
vieinity Of The Northsru Pacific depot 10.
night, and thsy also very nearly succeeded
In killing man. About :B o'clook two
masked men dropped into Andrew Boegs.
sons place near the Garrison houss,
Thsy both bad handksechisfs tied aseand
tho lower part q their fsess. hus Mr.
BoeReson supposed shat sens 81 hi
frisnds we're trying 10 play joks o. him.
He quickly changed bis mind, hoWovsr
vhsn ous of the men threw Q hla alx
Shooter In his facs and commanded him
- throw up his hands.
BoeRssou dropped down behind The BE-,
and grabbed his revolves. The othee dss
perado then ran around The ed q tha
bar. but Borseson hit him over the head
With bio revolvee end hs retroated. hil
partner was standing up asainst The bas
waiting Soe the peopeistcr 70 raise up,
The bar and biased away fairy .inte
the fellow's face 90 hs thought. He almsd
little too fas 20 one side, hoWUvUe, end
the bullet buried itsslf Ia The esllinG. Tha
rob6sr returned the nrs but the bulle(
went into the Aoor close to Mr. Beeys'
= While this was eolns On Csesee Davis,
Who happsnsd 70 b IL the saleen, crap
pied With the intruder and sneoeeoo1 in
9ettin0 him out of The dooe. Hls pnstnel
then started 20 run end Ma noeDoooo
fired two shots aftee him. Theg cot TN
bullets back, peesumably 70 heo1 o4 any
pursuit but ncne q The shots teak ekect
sIs s Nossb:sS rseise II i.sisSs s o 6soss sS SsS
cana vssy near killing T6sodegS LsWis
the watchman. LswiS saw Sho 80 talk'
ing outside The window and 10 Vsa4 est,
side 70 tnvsoeiGete. He kssps . lenaed
sAes euu nsaP The door bat - u ~
take Il With hin - - did net eptislpate
any troublo. Wheu ho cot within thgoG
fest oe the men one oe them polutod 3 ~.
volvse under bic noss and ted IN d
throw mp his hands.
Lewis q . nssyy man and b threw ~
rohhse's arm q With enc haa1 whi1o b
RFapplsd With him. A hs 9ld n -
man arsd and the bullst cut thfS1l6
'.st ear r. and srasea hss sssss
hs called 10 hIs partner 10 skiii ths-F
Ths partnse frsd . shos whish grassd ths
top of Lswis' hsad, in1ietine . NASTY
scalp woun0. He thea olnb6od Lsvia
ever ths hsad With bic eun. inllictinG
numerous cuts and beutoeo.
AZ ths sAues saa q thsv ilrsd tve
moro shots ct Lswis.
oChisf Lsydsn and . squad % psliss
wers quickly on The soene and Lowis vsl
removed 70 Murray . xksund'e hospital
wheee bis wounds wsFe dressed.
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Butte, Oct. 19.-An enthusiastic meet.
ing Of democrats was held this evening at
Rocker. The meeting was addressed by
Dan Ysncey and c. c. Taylor.
A largo and enthusiastic meeting was
also held at Silver Bow Junction. The
meeting was addressed by Louis Schmidt,
democratic candidate for the legislature,
aud Mr.. Gilchrist and e. j. Walsh.
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WHY or covRss.

EsglssA ssA Asssls win ytsA ssos m.
ssss fer sssaiias Afshssiseaa.
ST. PETERsBURa, OeG ls.-Ths Hopos
Vrsmya declares that. In the event Of
the military Intervention of Great Britain
In Afehanistsa, Russla Win b compelled
70 take similar sstion. and joint sstien
upon ths part of Great Britain aud
Russia Will necessarily lsad to . partition
Of Afshsnistan bstvssn thsss two pow.
era,
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AN OLD FRIEND HEARD FROM.
Da0sns asd nis Rsveiaslss Onos More
In Evidencs

MONTEvIDEO, UruRuay Oct. 10.-Ad.
mirai Saldsnha do Cana bsnqueted tho
Brasiiian officers last night. AL drank to
The success Of the evolutionary cause and
pledged themselves to take Nh active part
u the Brazil committee hero decided to
continue tho struggle after tho inaugura.
tion Of DR.. Moracs ms president.
The sympathizers with tho Brazilian
revolution are jubilant over the victories
In Rio Grandc do Sui. General Saravia is
now pushing northward with consider.
able body Of men. intending to attack tho
government forces in Malto-Grosso. Six.
teen officers havo left hero to join the rev.
olutiopists,
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Rssslas csss is nsasg osshsrsA - HI
Baehsss.


Baehsss.
81. PETERSBURG, Oet. 1s.-Thses seems
70 be no longer any rsasonab,s doubt that
the esas = sspidly appeoaehins the end.
A dispatch from Lividia to-day aunouness
that bic condition has changed for tha
worse sines yesterday and the imperial
family 70 alarmed. A special dispatch ~
ceivsd subsequently, from Nvldia says tAs
esas last evening suffered from Q sudden
spasm OF the heart which compelled hiu,
to lls down. and his conditisn became @
critical that his confsssos, Father Yanis-
ehsw, was hastily summoned.
MAKING HIS DYING PLANS.
It 10 reported hero this afternoon that
an imperial sdiet viii be published Nom
day entrusting the regency to tho csaro-
wits; General Count voroutso&d &daehoR,
aide.decsmp 10 the emperor and ministsg
Of the imperial house; x. p. PobisnostssR,
procurator general Of the holy synod, act.
nal privy councillor; Witte, minister Of
the intsetee, and Gsnssal vannevski, min.
lister Of war.
TM LAST HOPE.
II 10 announced hefs this afternoon thai
the condition Of the osar 10 dssperat Q,
Profsssoe Nsrsehsjswski, the distin'
euishsd specialist on nervous diseases,
has bsen summoned to Lividia to taks
part In the treatment Of the csar.
ALIx GOING TO SEE SANDY.
Princess Allx Of Hssss, fisncs Of the
czarowits. aeeompanisd by Prince Vie,
toria Of Bsttenbsfg. isft Damstadt this
morning Tor Llvidia.
HIS CONDITION HoPELEss.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch to the
Globs from Paris this afternoon says that
private sdviess received st the French
capital indicate that the condition Of the
csar 10 hopeless and the end 10 near.
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HELENA. Oct. i8.-Ths Auditorium wac
packed tonight to greet Hal s. Corbstt.
the democratic nominee for congress.
Many ladies' were In the audisuce. which
was an enthusiastic one. Corbett dsliv.
cred 0 lengthy speech covering eli the
points made by him since he has been on
tho stump.
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n. oesaass Refuses 1n1oAnyss Us01sap
ssss ~ 11ayse.
NEW YonK, Osa. 1e.-MaAAan 0tsan0
has bsemally aanounssd ~ ssfusal -
staad % ths Tamnsny eanAi6aAs - ~
Dayeealty. He sept . lsttss - Jeuss J.
Martin, chairman e ths TsnaAny. -
ssusivs eemm,ttss. today. staaias NJ ~
oooe.
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IRAPuATo. Mexico, Oct. lo.-F. G. War.
ren, young civil engineer OF Cheno. has
arrived hero more dead than alive from q
journey across the Sierra Madre mount.
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WASHINGTON CorRr HousE. Ohio. Oct.
19.--Theodore zimmerman, wounded By
tho militia during the riot last Wednes-
day night. died this morning, making .
total up to this hour Of flve killed.
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Judge Clements, os Helena. Read
what he said last night at the Helena
capital meeting in Livingston.
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if's woarH IT.

4 naa VIE Asks Msdess Pay sss
WHITING Psiisieisas Speeches.
CnEYENNE. Wye, Oct. ia suit was
begun In the district court to-day b. I. A.
Hartlstt against Hsnsy A. CoeIssu. demo
cratic candidate for coasrsss. Barslstt
has bssu Coessn's private secretary, and
sues to recover eeoo. which he claims Col.
fesn sdecksd" from his wages, and e3l1.s0
foe sxtsaaedinssy ssevisss, such - writing
Coassn's spssehsa, pespAsine sulogiss,
newspaper intssvisws, pu6s, etc.
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lev wse claiuas 70 xssw.
LoxDox. Oot la.-Ths Stas says thAt
Loed William Bssssford, v. C., brother ef
the Marquis Of Waterford, WIN shortly b
married 70 the Duehsss Of Marlborough.
Ths Dushsss Il Asntross b Fspssted
dying.
A dispateh 70 the Pail Nell 0asstfe from
johannesburg Gays that the sxeitsmsnt at
Leassase-NarqSss. Dslaeoe hay, 10 quist.
ins dews. Ths town b ssiil surseuadsd
hy Ka0rA
A dispaAsh hem Enainsse Pyns 81 Co
boul ssys that the smssr u Afahanistan
b IN bsttse health.
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HOW NICE!
Princes and Lords Who Flourish on
Yankee Soil.

MoRRIsTowS. n. j.. Oct. 1o.-The
women's game in the golf tournament Of
tho Morris County Golf club was con.
cludcd to-day. Miss Minnie Howland
won the cup. Among those presen, were
the Prince and Princess Rupoli and Mar.
quis dc Tallyrand.P PcrigorI OF Paris.
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MARY MARRlEs A cHUMP.
nat bAs WeaiAnH Nave HIN Whsa Ne
WA Ysung nnd Peer.

CLsvxLAxD. Oct. ls.-Rebert vereh Of
Los Angeles, Cal, and.Aiss Mary Nsysr.
danGhtse a d. William Meyer ee thls
city. Wsss married hsss today. Nearly -
ysass ego Nn vsssh seslahs ~ hand q
Nlss Meyer. He thsn lived u Cleveland
and was Telegraph opssaaee In the en-
pley a The Btg -Four satlPsed. Because
q The sppssltion se hse passnts, Niss
Meyer dsslinsd ths elIse, snd hss levse
wsat vsss. He sneassd IL The real estate
buslnsss and accumulated large fortune.
A fsw meaths age hs rsnswsd biz oirss,
vhloh vas Aoosp1ed.
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Go early to the capital meeting at tho
Auditorium tonight.
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BOB MIS-. HURRY.

Corbstt Says That Agreement Nest Ne
>ignsd by Wednesday
Sr. LoUIs. Oct. l9.-Champion Corbett
said to-day that Fitssimmons must sig,
the articles Of agreement before wednes.
day or he. Corbett. will drop him from
consideration.
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Attend tho capital meeting at tho Audi.
torium tonight.