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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-11
FOR THE LAST TINE.
Probably No More PlradsS Of Tho
Army Veterans
THE GATHERING AT rTTsBURG
stirring War Tunss-Elaboraie nccora-
ti1ns-rhuusands u Visitors
Honor the Soldiers.

PiTT.nUFu Sept ll.-Forty thou.
sand men, who fought 10 save the
Union, marched through the cities Of
Piitsburs and Allegheny today. The
old, familiar war tunes nIloI the air.
While they stepped out boldly aud
bravrly, the veterans could not
suaighien their bent forms. nor con.
Ctal their fray hairs and iuffowri
checks Tho carried no heavy f.tl p,
with gliitufing bayOnUiH, tut AIDED
the aged limbs with walking
canes, while here and there IN
the line Of blue, came a
cJmtadu on cfuiChCa. On every cor
uef ami vacant lot there ross tier a'iUr
Ter u human faces, aud As the vctef.
ans passed cheer after cheer greeted
them.
At 1880 a. m. the parade started from
the historic MonOugalula House on
the banks Of the TiyrL The second
battalion OF naval reserves, n. @. r.,
acted ~ guard " honor to Com.
mnndct.in.chiei Adams. Then fol.
lowed the departments ~ the q. a. II.
I'm the following ordeG Illinois, Wis
cOnsin, ohio, New IOrb, Connrc.
ticu', Massachusrtlt, New Jersey,
Maine, California, Rhode island,
New Hampshire, Vermont Plto.
mac, Virginia, North Carolina,
Maryland, Nutrasks, Michigan,
Iowa, Colorado, Wyoming, Kansas,
Delaware, Minnesota, Missouri, Ore.
s u, Kentucky, Wet Virginia, South
Dlkoia, Washington, Alaskn, Atkan.
sas, New Mexico, UAh, tennessee,
Louisiana, Aiississlpri, Florida, Mon
iuuu, iuXas, Idaho, Auz ma, Alabama,
NaftI Dakota, Oklahoma, Indian Ter.
ntory, Indiana, Penney
The decorations were most lavish, II
wa. stated by men who attended many
previous oncampments that while IN.
diyidunl displays may have boen ca
colled In other cities they had never
seen decorations on suuh generous
and general scale.
rhis was probably the last time the
veterans will turn out In such fOICr, Nh
It erfiOusly contemplated by q. A. II
officials, IN view Of the advancing age
anu innrmilies Of the members, to
abandon this most attractive feature OF
the national oucam pment. Governor
PAttisUn, with staff and notable men
aud women from all parts of the cOun.
Try, occupied the reviewing stand at
Allegheny park and ssluted each d.
vision.
Every available inch nlong tho
route was packed, aud every side
street iammrd foil of people for hun.
bred yards back, anu tho house tops
for blocks ASay were hidden by
masses Of enthusiastic Applautefs.
a rough Ultimate 10 that beiwee 800.
900 anu 100000 leOple cav the parade.
OF this number 800, 900 10 $50, 900 came
over tnu railroads, 100, 900 arriving this
morning. The weather wac perfect.
NAVAL VETERANS.
The National Association Of Naval
Veterans today elected the following
oiiicefs: Commodore, win Il. Atkins,
Cincinnati; Captain and Shipmatc,
George g.. Ireland, Brooklyn; G. m.
maudef, O. shaw, Znnesvlllc, Onto;
Lieutenant Commander, J. J.. Gilman,
Boston,
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ENOCH DAVIS'SFk FATE.
Il Will Probably Be Made Known
Within THcnly.POuP Hours.
ANOTHER APPEAL FOR cLEMESoY.
Tho Peoples Prosecutor, Attorney
John N. Lhnr, R,clte, the History
oi the Murder aud the Trials.

Tho 'atc Of the notorious vito muir.
dtrcr Enuch Davis, still hangs In the
balance Of uncertainty.
Governor Yves. today In response To
a communication addressed to Auor.
ney John VI. Zane, received lengthy
letter from that gentleman setting
l0fth the facts Of the murder as they
were disclosed az the doomed mans
tials. But bis cEcelIency did not feel
disposed to give tho details 10 the pub
Dc today aud may not do 10 ior some
tlme.As u the action he proposes to take
concerning the petition presented BY
Mu. Boman Cannon and other ladies'
Tor executive cltmuucy he wa very
rsticent. The i4diCud1np, however,
sUgm 10 b, that unless the Governor
lnlefeUuos within the next twenty -four
hOuia hU will not do ~ NJ all.
AZ ArrEAL ny sASpurr Citizens.
Governor West this morning ~.
reivod tho following petition from
Mauu, Sanp,tr county, bearing the
signatures VI siXiy.iwo gentlemen aud
ladies.
70 His ENcollcncy Governor Caleb
w. West, Governor Of Utah Terri.
t0ryi
We, the undersigned, all citizens and
ladies Of 5anpetc county, Utah Terri.
tory, believing that there are olfcum-
stances connected with the case OF
EuOch Davis, now imprisoned In the
peuitoutiafy VI this Territory unueI
sentence u death, which n known 10
your Excolloncy would warrant you
In committing Ills sentence 10 life im.
prlsonment, respectfully ak that such
circumstances be- Investigated ami that
your ENCellency commute hlssentrnce
OF death TO life imprisonment. We
mako this appeal 10 your Exoellency
believing that such action on your part
will receive the appreciation Of many Of
our best citizens.
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Ihe LnrInracr. ArriNs.

Madison, Wis, Sept H. Word has
been received here Of the safe arrival ia
Port ClatoHoe, Alaska, OF William
Chellman, Of tnis cay, and bis party VI
Laplandefs. Last year he was COM
missiOutd by tue Aiasknu commits.
siUncr OF education at Washington,
sheldon Jackson, TO 20 10 LsTlaud Tor
the purpose Of bringing colony u the
natives 10 the American Arctic
dominion with The view Of teaching
the lees civilized Alsskans the domrt.
tic arts Vt northern Europe, where
tie reindeer N brrd and maize Of com.
mefolal value. Hitherto the Ala,kau
EsqumauS have been totally destitute
OF tuis source Of wealth and ignorant of
the methods " the natives Of like
lstitudea Ia the Eastern hemisphere.
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ue Refuses 60 sign tho Articles
Drawn TO.

10 hNAhAhA 70 NNAh Nha AAAANAta
Drawn To.
CHICAGO, Sept. li.-Jackaon has
refused 70 sign the articles 70 ngnt
COTbett.
Edward Lloyd, representing tho
Sioux CITY club, met Jackson AID his
manager, "PamOn" Davies ut BIigg'a
huuse at noon,
Lloyd produced tho papers which
CUrbett signUl IN New York. Jack
sou glanced over them aud al once
said they would not do. al will fight
for your purse and side bet " $40.
0OO," he said; "but the fight will have
to GONE OF within three months"
"Ihgt 10 the idea exactly" said
Davies, "Corbutt Ia on the stage now,
aud We dOn't Intend 10 advertise him
until next May or June. This agree.
lnent calls for fight between May
l5,h and June l5th, Now you people
name your place and make the timo
within tho next three months and
Jackson will Sign"
This Lloyd said he could not do, and
Davies proceeded To pick flaws with
Iho paper, lie denlafoi the deal did
not lock honest. No place was name ;
there was no specification as ~
whether the men would light ton
rounds or ten years, or to finish, ami
the whole matter had "a peculiar"
look. Jackson Chined In with an oh.
lection 10 hgh ing Ia "any placer
81 want 10 light before club and In
a house." no said, "aud DON'T want
the affair to take place In field or
tent"
Lloyd became considerably excited
over the iuu Davies pokod htllhe papers,
but kept his temper and tried hard 10
obtain the Necessary signatures. He
declared positively that no could not
bring of the hght In the time specified
by JacksOu. "Ips three mlntha or
nothing" declared Dayles, aud Jack.
son added; "ThaJA fight.D
well, ips OIL" said Davies as he
picked up his hat. 81 uiI not like the
look Of this thing anyway"
II was announced later that Jaokson
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School Matters.

Rowland hall opened yesterday
with Miss Clara Colburne 40 princi.
pal and an entirely new corps OF teach.
ers,
Miss Bertha Robinson opened her
kindergarten school yesterday with an
attendance Of twen'y.oighL This
number will doubllo,a be increased.
The enrolment yesterday al tho
Wpsatch school Was $50. The Bryant
school enrolled 3a7.
Tho enrolment at the Lowell school
yesterday was SIS, a large Increase
over last year a u rooms are hllud 10
tleII utmost capacity, the ti.th grade
room having ninely-tiye names on tho
register,
Miss Wrlls's kindergarten school has
opened with an excellent attendance,
the number enrolled being twenty
four, while other pupils are expected.
Miss Wellshaa three assistants.
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Land Omce.

The following ding was made In
the local land oiilce under date OF Sept.
stu.
Ge.sen s, BRstlan, OF Los, Piule
county, nnal proof Of desert entry Of
the unsurveyod south half Of the south.
west quarter dissection 20, the south.
east quarter Of tbs southeast quarter OF
section n, the east half Of the north.
east quafterOi tho southwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter u section "a, "a nd
the west halt VI the northwest quarter
Of section 80, township Il south, range
east.
Charles +. Stevens, Of Orderylllo,
Kane county, homestead entry Of tho
east hall Of the northeast quarter, and
the northeaat qusfterOi the southeast
quarter VI sycUJn 81, anu the north
west quarter Of the southwest quarter
- suguOu 80, township ss south, range
wust.
Emily Steele, OF Pangulich, Gar
fold county, desert entry Of tho north
utli uf tho SuuIhwust quarter OF section
80, township 38 south, range 8 west.
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SECRETARY nAnLIS's TouR.
IaysstiRRtinE the smuggling of chs
nsso aud opium,

InysstiRatinE the smuggling of chi.
nsso aud opium.
wAsIusoTON, Sept ll.-Asslstant
Secretary OF the Treasury Hamlin, who
Ia on his way back from tour Of
inspection OF the seal Islands anu
Pacific coast porls, Is concluding his
work by making personal inspection
Of the principal ports along tbs north.
srn boundary Of tho country, with a
special view 10 learning all that he can
about the smuggling II opium aud
Chinese over that border. lilo was Ia
81. Paul yesterday ami Is In Duluth
today. Wednesday he Will DO Ia Sault
Ste Marie AMI FRIDAY he viii reach
Montreal, whore no Will begin his en-
animation into the working OF the
regulations In rugaid 10 tue recently 10
tho United States VI Chinese NOR.
chants who have gone out VI tue cUuu'
Try aud have returned, IL Is pointed
out that particularly large num6sf1 Of
these Cinnamon come IA through tue
Burlington customs collection district
and MI. Hamlin will look into the
whole matter very closely. Montreal
ia the Canadian point VI departure for
those ChinnmUn Tor the United states
aud they gru temporarily detained
there while papers are sent on 10
the customs officers In Burlington Tor
examination. Aitgr completing his
examination ia Montreal, Assistant
SECRETARY Hamlin Will make an ex-
animation of the Burlington collection
dlstrlcts. He will be- assisted by the
CHIEF Of special agents Of the treasury
who has lot Warrington Tor the put
rose OF Joining Mt Hamlln IN Bur
lingtUn.
Upon Mr.. Hamlin's report on The
seal fisheries wa, probably dtpenu very
largely the course pursued by tue gov.
err. ut IN the future IN the way OF
limiting the number oi seals TO be
killed on the Islands
Some important tecommondAliors
will pfohahly be made on the Chinese
ana opium questions, ,
Department officials are anxious TO
see now the new tsril law VIII work
I'M rernri 10 opium, Under the Nc
IEinlgy law the duty AZ sl2 per pound,
u,artleally all the drug brought into
In, limited Stltes was smugglrd, aud
now that the duty has been decreased
io 50 upr pound the treasury onlcials
arc snxious 20 see whether there Will
b, any decrease IN the Smuggling
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LENISGTOS, KY, Sept. ll.-County
Attorney John IL. Allen, the leading
BteckinrldRo campaign orator, and
Prof Charles NJ. Albert, Owens's
speaker, who have beUu exchanging
uucom plimentsry remarks upon the
stump In the Ashland district tho past
week, met at restaurant today aud
Allen struck Albert In the face. One
story IA that Allen drew a pistol and
Albert called out that he was unarmed
aud dared Allen to shoot him down In
cold blood. Another story IL that both
men drew pistols and that Proprietor
Davis separated them.
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IuE cooK TOURISTS.
Ills ATctc Explorers iiaNe Another
Thrilling Experience.

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-THE steamer
POftA, ir IN Halifax, repurs that IN 70
fog yesterday she ran into aud sunk
tue three masted schooner Dora NJ.
Fauch, tour m lies from Cuidyhuuk
Hight. -Four Ct the schoOuCt's crew %
ivo wrtu drowned. The steamer was
running ut full speed and blowing The
whistle. She struck the sailing yeasol
just forward " the fofomaat aud cut
her In two. A boat was quickly lowered
by thesttamoT and jeremiah Murphy,
Of New York, tho mate Of the lot
vessel, picked up. by strange fatality
Dr.. COlg aud seven members Of the
iil.eiafr,d Arctic expedition were on
board tie Portia. THIS II the thirI
serious marine disaster Ia which they
have had part within two months.
The POrlia was the sister ship 10 tho
Lost Miranda on which the Cook party
called for the northern seas and winch
was sunk In the ice.
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Should BE Remedied.

For the last year or two, Immediate.
ly after storm, aud always In wintry
weather, pedestrians have avoided tho
cement pavement and taken TO a
beaten path near the fence on Second
south street, between Second aud
Thifd East. Tho reason for this Il
plsin; the grade Of the Sidewalk has
been 70 lowered ut that particular spot
that the water can dow neither east
nor west and has q remain there I'll
dried Hp, thus leaving u quautity Of
soft mud. The matter 10 ono demand.
Ing attention.
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Price on naisins FIXED.

FRI sEO, Cat, Sept. II The rhisiD
combine which controls 5000 OUT Of
5000 acres has fixed the following
prices ~ br paid for raisius;
Two crown, 3 cent?; OBJ rec crown, 80
nts; four crown, a; nyo crown
deshta, 81 per box; ferdless, 3 cents;
dfioi gTaprs, Il; four crown, fancy,
clusters, sl,b0 pof box; four crown, IN
twenty pound boXus, Sl,l5 plato; 81 20
faced; ak crown imperial b0Xes, So per
box, sullRnss, 4 cents; loose unHisur,od
muicgtOl1, 3 Goats; falsins In -weEt
uUx 8. 8 cents, three crown lsyeTg,s l.2b
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NO OFFENSE INTENDED.
10 English Han.oI.Waf Fires on 40
American Steamer
Hut only 10 Attract Attention aud
Get an Opportunity 10 transfer
Some Wall.

VICTORIA, B. G., Sept. ll.--Whilo
II. NJ. 5. Hyaointhe was on tue way to
Hawaii and Tho mail steamer Marlposa
wHs on the way TO San Francisco the
vessels met aud mail was transferred
nom Hyaoiuthe for the latter place.
II aptenrs that In order to attract the
Mznposa, the HyAcinthe sent ~ q
rocket Failing IN her object she itd
two blauk cAftfidgei. This has been
magnitoi 10 thu extent II was said
that the Hyacintbc fired across the
MaTlp0Ha's bow. The con mlnder Of
tue Hyacinthe supposed the Msriuus,
IN he an English vessel. The Homo.
lulu ddUtrtistr says that II the original
story were true II might be serious, Tut
II II not ana givei capt. Mays, rJnBOn
~ above 10 silence the story " an out
rngo on an American mail steamer.
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EARLY MORNING FIRE.
". v, JlCsson's Store al American
Fork Burned.
iicayI Loss and siigui Insuranc,
only q nuchei Hrigrdc 10 TIEhs
the Flames.
Special 10 Ne NEWS

Special 10 Nc NEWS
AMERICAN FoWS, Sept. II, 1885,
Our town sustained very severe los.
by Gre this morning about four o'clock.
ono Of our largest aud host business
blocks was completely demolished ami
all that remains OF W. w. Jackson's
fine two.sloty adobe building and IT,
contents are the charred and blackcned
walls. The cause Of the firc IL a niys.
terry, but It originated Ia the upper
story, which was partly occupied by \
Photograph gallery. The inside OF
the building WAS completely cleaned
OUT The stock OF MT. Jac Saln's store
was saved, being removed by friends
during the progress. VI tho IRE. The
total lOss viii reach 81 100. Tho photo.
grnph gallery was insured for $500.
Mr Jackson's loss IL about 81 900 on
the building; DIR. Chtistiaussn, dent,st,
sslli II. J. restl, the photographer,
500. Other losses about 5000. There
IL no IRE department In American
Fork. The bucket brigade did excel
lent work Ia saving n frame building
adjoining. Tho patent flfr oxtingulsh.
ers were OF no use moro than NO much
water.
There are ut present several very fc.
we're cases OF typhoid fever In our com.
munity, otherwise the people are Gu.
lOying good health.
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From American Fork.

NJ. l.. Scott, Of tho American Fork
Item, was In sAlt Lake today on n
brief visit lie reports his town n
rusIllng and prosperous, us American
FoTkers usually are. The Item IL "a
lively paper, aud IL making IL way
among The inhAbitanti. MT. seoi re-
turned this afternoon.
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wAsHISuTON, Sept. II. - Secretary
Carlisle In n letter today addressed TO
Senator Gallery, Louisiana, officially
decided that under the new tariii law
II be unlawful TO appoint inspectors,
weighers AMI testers Of bounty sugars
under the Mckinley act, aud further
that Congress, having made no ap.
propriation Tor the employment Of
such officials, the laws OF the United
States prohibit the employment Of such
persons 10 serve without pay.
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For Southern Utah People.

Special conference and Fair ratet-
the lowest ever ofierci-hRve been an.
nounc,d by the Union Pacific with a
view to drawing a large attendance Of
the Southern Utah people TO this city
Tor the events named, The round
trip ticket 10 Milford IL $3.50. the
regular round trip rate l. sl3.ij.
Tickets will be SOLD from October 2ud
10 7th, Inclusive, and will be good ro-
turning until the 10 h. Corresponding
rates have been ma o for the benefit VI
oil points between Frisco and Juab.
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The nemocrnllc Convention.

The Union Pacific has made a one
fare round Trip rate to this city from all
points Ia the Territory for tho Terri.
torial Democratic convention which
meets In the Salt Lake Theator on
Saturday, September To-. Tickets will
be tOld ON the IAN aud l5ih and viii
be good returning up TO and including
Monday, the l7th.
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the cs'nu and ( .unI Contractor Gala.
han eating supper 81 tho samD table
with his men. The OBJ was good AMI
well cuoief. The cause u the strike,
he saii, WAS the discharge Of the mule
h1-s for 20 u'iug 10 obey orders. The
p.acs nt The strikcfa was Immediately
Allied from the horde Of waiting men
aud the WORK goea meTflly ON.
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SAN FRANCisCo, Cal, Sept. lid.
". Timons, a graduate Of Cambridge,
England, who has been travelling Tor
the past eight months, arrived here
violent Instruction OF tho natives on
the isitnd Of Lombok against the
Dutch fulors. The native island king
has Joined forces with the natives and
unnedly thoy are doing all they can 10
throw OIL tue Dutch yoke.
War rs In actual progress. How
many have been Killed ON each side l.
not known, but at the last engage.
ment the Dutch forces were repealed.
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OMISSION, Iowa, Sept, II. - The
strange disAppea rance OF Seymour
Wilson, the iitOr Of the Shannon CITY
sun, remains uns0lyed. Since his de-
parture on :he morning Of August -
on n short trip 10 Des Moines, no trace
VI him can be found. His business
affairs Appears 10 have been In pro-.
porous condition and his domestic Tela.
lions happy.
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Marriage Licenses.

The county clerk issued the follow
ing marriage licenses today; Marlcn
Van Colt, 20, anu Sarah T.. GAbbott,
70, both Of Salt Lake; Joseph Wilson
SimOus, 30, Of Salt Lake, aud AMMO
u, Nelson, OF GAutsville, TooelC;
Levi NJ. North, -, and Tyroasha a .
Jensen, 20, both Of Mlli Crock.
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CHICAGO, Sept. Warrants wsro
Issued today Tor President q. q. Che.
ney anu John HOLMES, Of tue Western
Bank Note company. The two gave
bail for 5000 each to appear at 81.
Louis on Nov. D. The charge 10 tue
same M that that against tho governor,
au iitOr and treasurer OF Missia.
sippl, OF printing bills IN similitude OF
no currency OF the United states.
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would leav Tor New York lonl;ht su
INN lately sail for the West ludius
whuare ue viii go TO London.
"It is apparently useless TO Try 10
ge' q neht with COfbeit," the pugil.st
said, Il could not afford to 10 abound
aud doing nothing while Cotbell was
On the s.age making money out OF the
Advertisement this fight would give. l
will Try London for while.
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LONpON, Sept. l,-DetaehmsntB OF
tho salvation Army from nil parts Of
London assembled at the Euston Rail.
RIA station today to bid farewell TO
'Gtnemp Booth, who started for
America. Tue "genom" will reach
New YORK. about October 2Olh,anu pro.
coed To the principal northern and
woitern cities u the United States,
"v"Wualiy reaching San Francisco
and flniuhing his tour Ut Seattle,
U.. h., on December gSth,
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THE NATIVES REPULsED.
Report of al Attack on Germans Ia
East Africa.

ZASZtHAR, Sept. I'm. Beasloy
anu Row. Mr.. Firm niger who reached
DArnes Salaam, German East Africa,
september 7. The hght lasted two
hours, Tho natives were rcpulsod
with loss Of 100 killed. One
Soudanese soldier was killed and one
German wounded, When Mes,rs.
Beasley and Flrminger left the Island
IA renewal OF the attack was expected.
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wAsuINGTOS, Sept. ll,-Secretary
Carlisle decided today IN "A letter adj
dressed 10 the collector Of customs vt
New York that tho riprocity" con.
dition attached by the new tarifi bill
10 the provision for the tree admission
" lumber did not apply 10 this DO.
miniOn Of Canada.
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boil conIaet MIlh . lao VIC.

tiDEIRoIr, Mich, 5epl.ll.-Ffoderick
J. French went To the top Of a l75-ioUt
light pole lnst night 10 adjust the car,
b0Ds. CArolessly he worked without
his rubber gloves and received n ehOclI
from live wire. IL drew him into az
insane paTUNyem and he foil TO the
door Of the elevator on which he had
nsoended, wrlthing and bowling. Eos.
tunately MS leg caught anu held him
or he would have been dashed 10 pieces
on the pavement below.
At the end OF mn hour two fellow
linemen assembled tho pole and tying
FTench's hands aud feet managed 10
remove him TO the ground. He was
taken to n hospital and will probably
recover.
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Captain Dahl's Funeral.

The Starr aud Stripes were floating
at half mast over the Masonic Hall
toiay asa token Of respect to Captain
Dahl. His funeral occurred this after.
noon from skowes's undertaking par.
lors under the auspices Of tho Masonic
fraternity
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Condemned Arnisaiaus Granted a Nev
TRIAL

LOSD)N, Sept ll.-Replylng 10 rep.
resUutAtions made by the Armenian
communities IN England, India and
the United States, the earl Of kimbuf.
Icy, SECRETARY ot state for foreign afliits,
writes that he has received u telu.
graphic report from the British consul
nj Angorn, Asiatic Turkey, shying
that IN accordance with the instfuc.
tons u the Porte, 40 Aumenians,
sentenced by the Hutsgat court, have
tesn released and that ordors have
been given 10 reopen tho otsta OF the
seventeen condemned 10 death.