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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-06
REBUKINa cAPRyyI.

LONDON, Nor. IA dispatch t, the
Times from Bsrlin says the Ayrariaa
lesgue has presented a memorial 20 Chan
cellor Won Hobenlohe requesting hiu, - ex-
clude al American cattle shipped 10 Ger
many On Oot. IS The memorial demands
that the cattle be returned 90 the L ted
States, aud after unloading. the ships that
brought them TO Germany. be quaran-
tined.
The object of the memorial is 10 brand
ex-Chancel,or Won C,privfs decree as de-
fective and so avoid being compelled to
acknowledge tina, Won Capriyi had the
welfare of Agrariaus at heart.
Though the efforts OF the American
ambassador. Theodore Runyon. 10 obtain
repeal Of the measure forbidding the i'm
portation Of American cattle have failed
further attempts will be made 20 arrive at
an understanding with the government
on thesypa,rsr
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AS GOOD AS GOT IT
no LONGER A DOUBT OF DENNIS
FLYNN'S ELECTION.
Only Question is the Size Of His Ma
jority-His Wonderful Energy as
Shown by His CanvaSs-His PUP
lie Services Make Him the Popu-
lar Idol-In to Win.
special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.

Epecial Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
GUTHRIE, .. T., Nov. 5.-The most won
derful campaign in Oklahoma's short but
sveutful history closed tonight. The rnnks
are all closed up and the fight at the polls
tomorrow will lie a memorable one.
The Populists have been making hard
Eight. The Democrats are straining every
muscle aud pulling every wire for Wisely.
But tonight it must be said that Dennis
Flynn, the great rustIer, is long way in
.he lead. 1t is believed that his election is
assured il his followers Will only get out
md vote and there is no doubt but that
they will.
The most reliable figures that can be OBJ
tanned tonight are as fellows:
Flynn, Republican. ......-.......... lS.5OO
Wisely, Democrat. ................... l3.Oo0
Beaumont, PopulIst. Observation-Disclosures. Ii,UOu
There are many figures on the next Leg
islaiure. The Infamous gerrymander OF
The Democrats has made IL hard pulling
for the Republicans, but they are going
INTO the leg isl ature with a greater mum Der
shan either the Populists or the Democrats.
The infamy of the gerrymander has lost
The Democrats many votes. One set OF
igures given on the legislature tonight Is
Is follows:
House of representa;ives-Repu
10; Democrats. s; POpulists, s. Council
Republicans, .; Democrats, A; Popull-ts, ..
The sole topic here Is the magnificent
campaign made by Dennis Flynn. He has
been a hard worker in Washington. and by
mis- canvas in this territory has given bis
constituents some idea of how hard and
consistently he can rustic. Old MEN say
they never saw anything like his energy.
lie has been in every part of the territory
working night ana day. He is tireless in
The fullest sense of that word.
His splendid record in Washington
where he ACCOMPLISHED so much without
even having a vote, has made him the idol
of the people and in every section he has
been met with great crowds.
He is universally known as "Our Den
nis." and before the sun sets tonight he
will have had a fine token of regard be-
slowed upon him by the people of Okla
Goma.
What mill ,,o 10 tba hast caka for tba
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-06
DIVIDE TIE COSTS.
Litigation as to the Baltimore and
Lehigh Railroad Ended.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-1n the United
States circuit court today, before Judges
Butler and Dallas, ex-Attorney General
William S. SJeDger, representing Joseph
VI. Street, and Lawyer George l.. Craw-
ford, appearing for the Baltimore aud
Lehigh Railroad company, announced that
the controversy between the PARTIES had
been adjusted aud that the reorganization
of the oid would proceed. Recently
Marshal Cole,berIy sold the property in
Pennsylvania of the railroad company
under a Judgment for SOL, SO. held by Mr..
Walworth OF Cleveland. The Sale melted
but sS4. 900 which Was returned to the pur-
chaser. The entire litigation over Mr..
Walworth's judment il ended ami each
side is to pay half the costs. The line ex
tends from Baltimore 70 York. Pa.
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Ben Clendenning Convicted of the Muir
der Of Dr. j. W. Davis.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. 5.-The trial
of Ben ClendenninG. charged with murder.
ing DR.. j. W. Davis. near Montgomery.
Aug. 9; resulted today in his being con-
victed OF murder in the first degree. A
new trial was asked for
II was well established during the trial
that that the killing OF DR.. Davis was the
result of a conspiracy of miners who took
part in the battle Wyant's at Eagle during
the strike there last March. Many were
wounded aud DIR. Davis was their physi-
clan. They feared his testimony against
them In the trial which was then in pro-
gress, and at which the murdered man was
TO testify the next day. Davis was way .
laid on Is lonely road and shot as he
passed in his buggy
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BELOW TIE RATE.
Miners Say the Companies Will Have
to Prove Violation of Rate.

PITTsBURG. Pa. Nov. 5.-The railroad
coai operators association Will try to
break the mining rate in this district.
District President Cairns today received
letter from the operators signed 10y Score.
tary j. NJ Askins. notifying him that ow-
ing TO the competition of operators who
are working below the scale rate. that as
ISOLATION Will be compelled TO take the
Necessary steps 10 annul the contract un-
less the companies working for less can be
brought up 10 unifOrm scale rates
The miners of this city say the law is on
their side and should the association wish
to break away it Will have TO be proven
before an arbitration board that the scale
rate Is not being generally observed in the
district This, President Cairns says, can
not be shown.
Work has generally been suspended in
the river district all boats ale loaded
and 10 coo, 600 bushels OF coal IS awaiting a
rise In the river for shipments 10 southern
points There Is great destiiution among
the river miners on this account.
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INHALED THE FUMES

CHICAGO, Nov. 5-Deaih i tie sequel 70
the disastrous explosion today OF two car
boys q nitric acid a. l26 70 - Market
street.
David Friend, Waterman. Is dead ard
John Dode. Joseph +. Ky, Edward Nc
Chi, John Mc ln'yrr. " III Muasou and
Flank WhlImore captain o. Insurance pa
troll No. !. are injured The last named
may die.
Tue IRE was caused bx the explosion Of
two carbOys ot chemically pure nitric
rciG. All Il the men We're injured By in
haliDg the fumes Capttln VI hItmors Is
well ADown IN the sporting world - :
Wrestler
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IN THE FIRST DEGREE

The lovelest. whitest, clearest skin and
softest hands produced by CUTICURA SOAP.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-06
THREATEN TO LYNCH.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 5.-Charles Epps
colored, who murdered Police Officer
Parkinson last Friday. was arrested in
the swamps of Arkansas this afternoon
aud brought to Nj mphis. Epps bad beea
arrested by Parkinson on a charge OF
larceny and while waiting fox "A patrol
wagon TO be taken 10 the station house he
drew a revolver. shot the ofiice- and es-
capped. The murder created cons iderable
excitement in the city and when the news
OF the capture Of Epps spread tonight,
M ny open threats OF iynching were made
by the friends OF the dead policeman.
Sheriff McCarver 5 guarding the jail with
a strong posse, and if any attack Is made
blood vii! surely flow
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-06
ExTRA WORK WITHOUT PAY.

BnAuDOcE. Pa, Ssv 5--Tas finishing
Depart 1ent Of tie Edgar Thoiass2 steel
works = IDLE, and = complete sa.g-assou
ray follow. he Tzli strslghtsaers Rsss
tod This morning that they ~01il D. Re
CURED 40 do extra work rlfae-t adj
lo7El conpen-atios TsSy thsrrupos
Qs.t Tsrk aud app0la-s9 g con u .tfss -
cry their grlsvsne-s % Cta4rrnaa Frick
Aocu. 10 men are GOV affected aa1
sboG.G compromise u0- be mAJs tss @aglf-
plAat So. ave - c.oze a1-1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-06
ANARCHIST MANIFESTO.

LONDON, Nov. 5-The Daily News SAYS a
long Anarchist manifesto was issued IN
London a few days ago. II was printed on
colored paper and was couched Ia violent,
ont faulty English.
1t was headed: Death to judges
Death TO Jurors" and said among other
things: Comrades. revenge i "A duty.
You shall see us NJ work Death to
judges, jurors, policemen III uniform and
amateur policemen"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-06
PRESIDENT STILL NEUTRAL.

WASHINGTON. Nv. 5-A dispatch from
Albion, y. Y, prin ed today, gives an ex-
act from n letter purporting; 20 h;:-e been
writ; Ell by President Cleveland 10 Roilcri
l. Thacter upon the politica: situation.
Ii Can BE- s,ateted on authority jba5 the
presi lent has not written any letter bear
ina upon the existing Political canvass in
NV York stat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-06
LADIES CHESS MATCH

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Tbe FIRST game of
the chess match for the ladies' champion
ship of the United States was opened by
Mrs NorralI this afternoon WI h queen ;
gambIt. which Was delivered by Mrs
Showalter. No spectators were admitted
10 the room where the game was p.sved
except the officials who ara superiutend-
ing The games
After slNty-seven moves Mrs. Showalter
defeated Ms. WoFreA in 7. =. game
opened by the latter
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-06
4 DISASTROUS FAILURE.

Not financial one, but failure Of PHI
sica! ensTey-Of vital Stamina How Can
this % repaireds b persistent coEr>-
OF the b cot fertilizer and iay.-oraat.
Hos-e,t-r's Stomach Bitters, Haicu .u-
-urs- perfect digestion ADD ASK 2. zt-o,l.
aud 3 consscu-ut gaIo IN strength sif.!
f--E- T. $50 remedies liver .oc ulzls-i 8.
disorder. rosama;isn. c=rVousoess Aad
ccu.fi D inr
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SUED FOR DAMAGES

MANSFIELD O.. Nov 5.-Tnis afternoon
Gavin K Martin. Democratic county COM
missioner. sued w. :. Cappeiler. proprietor
of the News, a Republican paper, for S25.-
90 damages Saturday the defendants
paper contained an item iusinust,ng that
Martin. who WAS appointed to succeed a
Republican ommi,sloner who was killed.
paid 500 FOR the appointment
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PERU IMPOSES DUTIES.

LONDON, Nov. GA dispatch 10 the
Times from Lima says the Caceres gov
eminent has imposed duties on all ar
tlcles that have hitherto been admitted to
Peru free OF duty. On iron, coal aud ma
chinery. duty is imposed OF per cent ad
valoren. plus six cents silver per ton OF
200 kilos.
Gen. Pierola, ex-president. has landed
az Pisco. 100 miles south of Caliao
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Fktb \. Johnson ObServer.
NO TRUTH IN 1T.
Positive Denial That Governor Stone Has
Ordered Out the Militia

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 5-TheIe is abso-
lutely no truth IN the report sent out from
here by special correspondents that Cover
nor Stone hRd ordered the Third Regiment
Missouri National guards, 70 repor. for
active duty AZ the armory IN anticipation
of a riot bet gsen the American Protective
association and the regular political organ
iZations at tomorrows election. Tue only
possible basis for the story is that Colonel
Simonds Of the Third regiment ordered
Company ID on duty tonight aud Com panv
\ tomorrow morning for the purpose Of
guarding the armory. The order was
made on the coIonel's own responsibility.
Under the law, II militia are placed ia &C
tive service, II must lie on the written call
OF the mayor auc sheriff, who must first
exhaust all their means 10 preserve the
psace.
Prof Alberi + Menk-. Of the Kentucky
State Agricultural College. write: Il
have found on examination DIR. Price =
BaSing POwd r TO he the strongest and
most wholesome In public use
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-06
sHANazA1.s SILVER LOAN.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Tbe New York
agent of the Hong Kong and Shanghai
Banking corporation in London confirms
the announcement made by cable that the
bank is closing a Chinese government sill
Yer loan for Shanghai taels 10. 900, 600. al
9S, bearing per cent interest Tor twenty
years. repaye ole IN ten equal inStallmenjs
beginning 1904. secured by the Chinese
customs revenue. The iist Of applications
closes IN London on the 1rb instant. The
bonds are for Sbaushai taels 500 each and
are issued az exchs nge a. SIS per t1el.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-06
BETTING IN NEW YORK.

Brighter than ditmouds-the growing
anne OF DIR. Prices Baking Powder.
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Commissioner Fitzpatrick, bet $500 agains'
$1,000 with Mr.. Brady. of the Brady
Metal company, that Hill would have
40,W0 plurality Pete De Lacey made a bel
Of $500 to s.. 900 with Walbaum that h.
antl-raciug amendment would pass. Loui,
Is. Jones beI 5000 to 81 200 that Morton
would hsy- \ uiuralirv OF - COO AT md
aIght George Bowman bet 5000 to s., 00C
iha, Morton would win. THIS WAS the
best odds vet given to Morton.
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SHOT BY II : SON

WARREN. ARR, Nov IA oo.ored man
named Milton Hsrmon. livIBg ~ Ouichita
township. this county. was sbot and In
stantly killed By MS fourteen year Old by
yesterday. The deed va d0rs hbou, 4
o'clock 10 the morning while HarrnOa s.ss
10 bed asleep. The DOy crep; up 90 tue
bedside ard discharged tie g1o, tn bali
piercing the body - lis father Whel
questioned - % why Sc Asf committed
tas deed te said BIS fa.hst had - py.d
bIm.
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UNDER THE GERMAN FLAG.

LONDON, Nov. "a Shanghai dispatch
says orders have been issued resembling
the projected dispatch of large supplies OF
rice Tor the army al New Chwang. 1t Is
due u this fact that tue board of war has
abandoned all hope of staying the progress
of the japanese army IN Manchuria. The
dispatch adds that many Chinese mer-
chant vessels have recently been placed
under the German fitg.
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FIRED THE TOWN AND FLEp.

YOKOHAMA. Nov. 5-Tbe reported to
the Associated press that Fung Wang
Ching was set on fire before its evacuation
by the Chinese, has been confirmed by ad-
vices from the 'front.'. The Chinese, having
evidently abandoned hope OF making a
successful defence against the advancing
Japanese army, set fire to the castle and
then fled wit hOut waiting to be attacked.
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Among We B@chusfa.s - Aires - "a tis
custom f1r ftr people WIEN smoking 20
fske q l.f. --ef tel walrh thy tsra irsa
10 ioT1u - . ssiaicifr-s and fheu Llsry ia
mud Ihls Be- Nlil EcIl4ded dost sid
~he1 SIC earsh 81 tsf'i~iertiy ~ ~ 81 r
- wlfaafaT~r. lowing hoie WIS., a.
ssrrra fhe irrT.vse q a Ti,~-stc7a. Tcba~oo
s. rlhsat in ti.e rr,asatlnn
ne HzEatlars hg,5tually s~.Ii1~ "a
f~In--. sd fev waiTs 49, rlolss -
IToa17s lrtczseaticn Tais l-u -.
ho-cFcr has its err ssrss;4fg r.l7a- 49,
since 't-f sShazst.en p stage 80 q
sra@1gh - slF-sfror zhelssaie - sstof-.
a. .t as fzz-asrs from iff1ufh fo r~1utl.
! ~ hsf4rs Sfsass d2.As = ---1eo. 80
sses - hsrzp. Ia . ~Sisr pip rSssvsilas
tssg Alsssz. - aI.r-s 1ls-st4- Ia@.-.~-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-06
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE.

CITY OF MENC0. Nov. 5 p ssidsn
Dlaz "a Sund ,elr-rt pLr-t message q
cOudoI~ucr 10 the Cziriua OF RgS-i.
a 6l5 o'clock thi- muguInc another
s.iGht etrthqIHkr shock " - Eel here
Tie warsAIp Strrg =. touched st SaIlu.
Cruz euroutc TO CulaptS. VITA Two seq
meuts OF infantry o. board
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WORKED THE HERO kaUAE1

OMAHA, Neb.. Nv. 5 -Em-rv C1ulton.
.gEt watcbiRta a. II tmm1nd's PACK %
house tonisbt confessed 10 Hsvtug started
the oI"Ee Ia thst plant, which narrowly
escaped destroying The Immense property
valued al 100000 Tne motive. a.. de-
elsrei. wa hat be hopsd TO SECURE cred l
In preieudIn< 90 discover the Il im-s All
thus preventing q disastrous ire
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-06
HOVAS ARE DEFIANT

PARIS, Nov. 5.-lhe Temps publishes A
dispatch from Zanzibar saying that the
HoSa prime minister has replied To the
u.timHtum OF France forwarded q the
government Of MIdsgt>ctr Ly II. lie
Nyre de Nillers. that III. Hovas will oniv
Vie q TO force. The Temps adds that the
French are evscusting Autanauarivo. the
capital OF Madagascar.
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CUT THE WIRES.

LONDON, Nov. 5-The Times will pub
lish dispatch tomorrow from Tien Tsin
saying that the telegraph wires to Port
Arthur were cut yesterday, probably at
the narrow isthmus between Port Arthur
and Tallanwan. indicating that the Jap
anese are within a days march of the Tai
lnuHau forts
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CARS FACE UNCHANGED.

LONDON. Nov. Ga Yalta dispatch TO
the Daily News says the EN- OalmIug Of
Car Aiexander's body has been DELAYED
aud tue remains cannot be taken away be-
fore " ednesday. The face Of the dead
emperor Remains unchanged IL bears An
expression Of resigned pain. The czarina.
the dispatch says, Is under medical treat
meut.
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ALIENATED AFFECTIONS

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 5-The $4,000
damage suit of Rev. Larrabee Campbell
against Banker johnson for alternating D. i
wife's affections, which has been on trial
in the district court for TWO weeks. was
concluded today by IA verdict for tie de-
fendant. The defense was blackmaiI.
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SWUNG FROM 4 TREE.

NEVADA, No Nov. 5.-Ij was reported
today that the boly OF a man was found
banging TO tree pear Roscoe. -. Clair
county, some distance from a railroad II
j. supposed the man WAS hanged by a moo
There has been considerable stealing in
that cOuutN.
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USED VULGAR ALLUSIONS.

ROANOKE, Va, Nov. Brew Sam Small
closed the campaign here today. Small
poke here about three weeks ago aud
yome of his vulgar illusions displeased a
iarge number of people who heard him.
His friends evidently fearing he would not
meet proper reception. had five police
men Mt the depot to receive him. The hail
n which be spoke was likewise as strongly
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CIRCUMSTANT1AL EVIDENCE.

The scepter of supremacy-swayed easily
by DIR. Prices Baking Powder.
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WANTS TIE gg.7 OF II.

NuEAkEE VS.. New. 5-A SUI 10
SIS oll 1zmzgs- uss beEuo . tLe c4rcu5l
ccur, 'odAy -Esius- Ln.te4 >sa;es S=assa-
1oha T.. Mitchell fcr s.issei tsl-lrs i0
suruisa faads &C. cggap-e-e tss solder
movement vA.es be age g. Fss-l-s o.
Ske Glty = .s1I
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QUESTION OF MONEY.

CLEVELAND, o, NV. 5.-Humphrey
johnson well-to-do farmer in Collin
wood, a suburb of Cleveland. shot and
killed his wife this afternoon and then
suicided by the same means. He was
somewhat peuurious aud she was WAS
liberal in Spending his mOAey. Their
quarrels Were frequent aud ended 10 the
tragedy
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UNPLEASANT ALL ROUND

VIENNA, Nov. 5-TLere was noisy
scene IN The reichsraJh today. The presi-
den, OF the house delivered 40 Ell o-y on
he late car. iHe greater nun Der os the
Polish members withdrew from the cham
Ter. Tie Incident wss tu unpleasant one
for the gov-rum ert and Emperor Fraueis
Joseph = likely 10 take !. as a personal Of
fer-A
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OFFERED HUMAN sAck1s1cE

LONDON. Nov. GA dispatch TO the
Times from 81. Petersburg says the trisl
Is impending OF a number of peasants of
the hsZan district Tor killing d peasant 50
sacrifice TO the idols OF the Votiaks, a
Finnish race. living in Il more or less un-
Civilized condition along the river VolgA,
between the Niatka aud Kama rivers.
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guarded. and at the conclusion OF his adj
dress he was escorted to the depot by sew
eral guardians OF the peace, and by body
guard of citizens. No one attempted 10
modest him. His speech. which occup'ea
over two hours, was intended 10 help
Fuckers -Prohibition) campalSu.
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WEALTHY CALIFORNIAN DEAD II

~. HELANA. Cal. Nov 5-TsbuT.ca
Parfott cue o. tae r.cCrst m=a n Cs.l-
.ornia, died here today after = shoT- III
ue~s. lie VIZ w3.tE s-rera! millions.
owned much property ia SAB FssnctScG
and thrcuyhouf tue -.a;s aud svAs ea:=a-
siyeiv engaged IN xtHe Er0WIuE
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DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-Ths president
has commuted to life Imprisonment the
sentence OF August Jenkins, who was 20
have been hanged a. the district ] Ill FRI
day. November 23, 1894 for the murder of
Benjamin NJ. Sheppard.
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PUNTA ARENAS STORY DENIED.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-S-ncr Joaquin
Bernardo Calvo. charge d affairs Of COsta
R.cs, hiss rece!ved a dispatch from Se2or
PIChsco. minister q foreign affair. -ayi :
there = Do foundation fer the report from
British C0.umb!a shat Al attack lad been
made on the British C0E>u ate al PUuts
Arenas
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LOOKING OUT 70 SEA

AT-AETIC CIR. y. =. SsT. 81 szTsrs
sOrti4esst torn IS pzssias over tie c.t5
fo1igLt scc91u2so.e3 ~ > heavy &c 4sf
dsnge-c-sly l;ss isds % ta- ooSaa trert
Aucl dzmaGs las Deea done - Ire sire.
ISs llie szTssE crews az kasSi3S s-ags
eslrL fer -
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ARMIES ARE TOGETHER.

YOKOHAMA, Nov. "a detachment OF
the first Japanese army has reached the
landing place of the second army. and CON-
munication between the two armies has
been established
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FATAL SAW MILL EXPLOSION.

JASPER Ind., Nov n hv .tw r1,u 81
RIEuIr. q Co ot Daif !ut. blew a. To-
day Mr. * Wmei Was I..-l sud several
OF tAe employees we're badly burt
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MISSOURI STILL MossBACx

81, LoCIS, No. Nov. 5.-The political
campalga closed quietly here tonight.
Only three state Offices are - ~ filed and
the Democratic candidates FOR these will
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