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And Their Days on Earth Are as
Those Of Ordinary Human
Beings.
Tremendous Results Hang on the
Health of One Now Nearing
the End.
Alexander Of Russia May Live Years aud
May NOt-Must Put othsusiR
Charge,

ST. PETEIisnuRo Os.. 9.--It ia understood
thai II tho ozar decides. ss IL fully eI-
pected, upon form Of regency during his
absence from Russia. the czArewiteh will
not be appointed regent. bu, will be en-
trusted by special dsela alton OF The ezaI
with thu direction OF stats shsirs. The
title Of regent will be carefully avoided.
Prof. Lsydsn. the specialist recently In
attondanoO upon the ezar. says; "Ths ezai
hao Powsrful constitution and still Weighs
200 pounds though he has lost much flssh
since Jan. l. lie should be able 10 make q
good fight against tbs disease with favor
able climatic conditions. As al Corfu or thO
island Of hadeirs, aud without unfor-
soon complications he may recover. The
illness OF tho czsr 10 psculiaE. Hts
principal trouble 10 grsnulsi contraction
OF this kidneys In which the kidneys be-
come hard and change tissue. besides bs.
ing subject to strophy. This 10 accom- VA
MED by hypsrti tiophy of tho heart resulting
from ths enlargement Of lie muscular ,is-
sue. This latter leads TO breathing dim
Guilty and 10 often very painful, spasma
being implicated by fita OF unconsoious
ness. This 10 the case With the czAr. There
Ia no dropsy, however. Diabetes In q prs-
liminsry stage has declared Itself. but IL is
merely sympathetic. and the ceompAni-
msnt Of the msin troubls. Whsn farther
advanced IL frsqssatlJ results In partial or
entire paralysis.
Thus far. kovsvsr. there does not ap-
rssr TO be any immediate danger with the
car. The most important Requirement. 10
total abetinsnes from mental vorfy, and
on this poiut the szar has besn founl sx-
essdingy diffieult TO oonviaes. Ths patient
should also havs plsnty Of rle,p and food.
and digestion be regular. Thi, with open
air txsfclss and good climatio conditions,
Is all that 10 necessary TO effect cure.
Under most favorable circumstances, how.
evsr, the dississ 10 OF lengthy duratios,
possibly years, and results are nsn uaesr-
tain"
Rsferrina TO the prospects of a regency
In Russia, Prof. Lsydsn remarked; "rks
question OF the appointment OF a regent
was discussed at Sp,la In my presence
but no decision was reached" Prof. Ley
den concluded; "A regency will become
necessary, however, II q cure 10 TO bs Of.
fected.n
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BENDER ATROCITY OUTDoYE.
National Soldiers Homo Reported a House
OF Forty Murders

National Soldiers Home Reported n House
OF Forty Murders
DAYTON, o.. Oct. 9.-Polics search for
OF vsterans al the soldiors home on pension
day develops a situation moro horrible than
the atrooious Bender crimes In the wssA
Forty other soldiers have been robbed snd
murdered NJ the national homo and only q
passing notice has bssn taken Of the crimes.
Iho q. A. II. 10 taking hold Of the matter
ami feeling runs high.
NORTH YLKIMA wash. Oct. 9.-EMly Ia
the morning OF Juzs ls last Tax Bsgvsll, q
Notorious gamble. was shot In ths bsok
and killed while going home. Frank La
vsrRns, Omar HarvsT and /. ID. JoslJ n
vsrs arrested. Laysrans's trial COM
menoea to-day. Harvsv made full
confession. He 10 10 years old.
He said that crazsd by liquor. he
waited In a shadow for BaRvslrs seprcach
and killed him with rifle previously
handed him by LsvsrRne. Harvey said
that Layergne told him he had been offered
$4,000 bV Mrs. Bsqwsll TO put hs' kusban d
on, OF tho way. aud LAVerane offered bins
half. He refused 10 commit the crime an
I'll LayerRns made him drunk asd hrss,
the rife into his hands.
LklNHNNoRlH, Nttn,, Oot. - Letther
Lip Geo Gs" and another gambler namsd
Herb fought duel in the RAJ Fion, 50.
loon here al three o'slock this imotning.
They quarrsllsd over q woman. Nine shots
we're fired and both msn are fatally
wouadSd.
PORTLAND, Oe.. Oct. 9-"Bunko" Kelly
has made full confession OF the part he
played In the murder Of George w. sayusp,
whose body was found floating in the river
between the Ainsworth and AsrseJ docks
last Friday morning.
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Helena Representatives VIII Meet
Those From Anaconda in
Butte, Friday
To Agree Upon n Plan for the
Conduct OF tho Capital
Election.
To Defeat Any Attsmpt N Fraud Ia Aay
Manner by Any Party or
PARTIES.

The following dispatch waa received By
The Helena capital eommillse In response
10 theirs Of Monday
ANACONDA, OsL s-To The HslsnA Cap
iial COMMITTEES, GIntlsmspi We have JouF
Telegram Of this sVeuina Ia Fstsrsncs W
lhs "Spsolal Rotios" issnsd under date OF
Osi. G. By the Anaoonda capital commit
Tee, As a warning RRbiBst tsrsstensd frauds
In The isEiatIation snd ~ tho polls. The
annousosmSnt made In this ioity's behalf
vas that AaAoonda demands fair dssiinR.
honest registration Ani an homes, count;
that no effort will be sparei 10 defend tbis
CITY Gaainn dishonesty; aud that this oom-
mites will cordially oo-ops A,s with ihS
Hsisas con mites In an sffof 10 sseurs q
conn plsts com PLANES vi,h The Law
We Acknowledge with pisssurs ths receipt
Of your Telegram expressing your willing
ntss 10 join the Auaeonda eommittss In ths
effort 10 insnrs an honsN slse,ion. Wo
may say tAst there are ysrg many prsoincts
10 which Anseonds yill not ask the favor
OF a special representative, this city being
eontsnt 10 lssve tho matter entirely In the
hands Of the regular ofissp Of thoss pre-
oinetL. However. ths Anaoonds committee
will favor any plan which will leave every
prsolno, in the stst opsn 10 Whatever in
spse,ion our friends IA HsIsna may desire.
Three members OF the hnaoouda COMMITTEES
will ohssrfully meet thres numbers Of the
Helena COMMITTEES oa FRIDAY or saturday
Of ,his wook in Bat,s. II yos PLEASE, We are
respectfully yours. J. Il. TooLg.
w. Il. Hoor.
JAS. bHTHI.Ds.
]. Il. DuhsroS.
In reply 70 this telegram from the Ana
conda people. the Following reply was
mad, on behalf of the Helena capital exec
utivs com mmittes:
"Thrss Of our com mittss will be In Butte
Ffldsy noes 10 INSET thrss from yours.
PLEASE notify them ~ ihs MeDstmou
vhss 70 mss, yours.
"wM. Aurn Secretary"
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SHADOW OF A SHUTDOWN.

Hangs Like Hn IneuhuH OveT Anaconda
No Contracts for lHO5.
Scientific Mining rross, Sept. ~ 1891
The Anaconda Cospo' company Of Mon
tnna. It Ia aAid, hsS no contracts for 1885
dcliysry, and many of the ehstorn stock
holders 10 Montana companies are earn.
rstly hoping that this great company will
suspend operations for tune NJ ths close
OF this year. Should this happen, they be-
liovs thoy would bo honhted, as ths price
Of cop ~ would advance 10 Ten cents and
over. Tho lntcr. Mountain shys there ~
little probability Of the Anaconda closing
down. except uosslblv for week ~ 10 for
repnih u Ia knowa that the Europrhn
bankers who cont notel to aupply 10 aigu
loVsrumsnrs thiN tear with copper are very
AnG uus now b. make contracts Tor similar
lar @ smountl fof d'lyery In lslb,
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WOOL MARKET.
Continues Quist on Beth Fsroien and
Domestic Grades

Continues Quist on Both Foreign and
Domestic Grades
BoBroS. Oct. B.-rhs WOOL market eon-
tinuss quiet on both foreign and domesiio
grades. rhSTo have bses q few small lots
OF foreign bought ss . hIna of experiment.
bot prices are little easier thsn last weak.
As q general thing msDuisotsrsrs OF eoois
and ysrs spiansrs ave ruRning full time "a
generally good stoshs OF wool 10 oerry them
throuaA. Onio hfsces Xxx aud XXX aud
above. zoe; OhlO Xxx ana above, ls,dlelSg;
Ohio sad PsAnsy!vsElA No. ! fseSo. 2lC1
Nl,G Ohio dslAins fleece pc; AoH.Ana
voola fac and hss msdium, l0dl3c;
medium. 12td lts; wyoming. Utah, Nevada
Colorado, etc.. hns aud sue m,dian, 9CGl2c;
nsdisr, lldi2c; California vools, spring
northern, 13ldl5si middle souItry, spring,
l0(dl7e; Oregon, eastern. average son0t-
tiUB, 9d1ls; choice. l2td 10; Australian
eomblRRG sspsr. 42CGitesi AYsaRs 4)s.
PHmLpILrHrL. Oct woo, guilt and
steady. Qaoiations we're; Ohio. PennsVl-
vanis and wsH NrglEi. asd absvs, 1870
a)s; msdis., 2ld22e; qaartsT blood, 2OG
22s; common, lstd2Os; New York. Michigan
and Wissousin, l7dlsy; msdium, ata Pic;
quarter blooJ. Nd2ls; common, lSG2Jo;
washed eonbiaR asd dslaibs, 2lm22e;
Hsdiun. 22Cd23s; osarss 2OtG27; low. 22tp
f3s; unvsshsd asdism. lsCd l9c; low, l6te
lie; tsrfi,oTy fHs. std Zoe; heavy. Id9ci nns
nsdium, l0Ml2s; nsdiuui. l2dl4s; quarter
blood, 2lCd IA; coarse Halle.
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TROTTISG FUTuRI1Y.
Tho nloh stake. worth eas,tao. Easn
TAbsA by Bsnsstts.

LrxHoroS. Ky, Oct G-rhS Richest
tro,ting stake ever decided In the world
was that Of the Kentucky fuiurlty for
tbTso-JsAF-olda which was tFottsd this
afternoon in the presence Of 5000 people,
The weather Was clear and cool. with sli9h,
Wind, track very fast. Il. ". Ayers
chestnut hlly Benefits. by OnvAId, dam
Buolah by Harold, was ths fsVofitS over ths
iold. ths was uBluoSI enough Ia draw
the outside position. 0nd acted 30 badly In
eIsesnivs Iieho,ing that II LOOKED nc II Oua
May, hOr driver. would never Rst her away.
Couing doWn fof the hnssnth tima no got
her atandy, aud although she Gol on In the
lAat bunch before a fuTloua wAa tfottsd ah0
wsa mistrosa OF tho situation. lioh IN
Hamblotonihn blood, hor gait pure aud
fAultleas, aad without being AtTdek she
sWout past her flOld Of brilliant youn gAtofa
and before The half mile pos. vaa reached
she vEa leading by Two full lengths She
was never in trouble. and came home an
sn.I winner with four leagths TO spare
The second and third heats Wera simply
pToossnlonE. as Bsnzstta far oulelASssd her
hsld. II vsE no troltlng at ALL aud she
won the race casllI. Tho Hessdy bay colt
fuluTltJ, by Hindoo Wilkss, aud the coli
hroHite, By AItells. made = petty hVht In
ths second and third hsats for 5000, SEQ
ond moneJ, C0lsJA having finished second
In ths third heat, Tbs Hindo wilkes coll
proved the spssdisr Of The two ana woh
second place. while AIonite, although fn-
ishinR third in the second and third heats.
lost the thousand dollau that went 10 ths
third borss. IL being given 20 Coiaya. ksliis
A., the sensational Wilkes JoI. which 10
10 to-day had won moro money than gny
Ally of her age In the world. disappointed
her bhehsb By failing TO get e pisss oi
money.
1926 class trotting, purse S500-JoGis Al
leu wsn aeeond and third heats. time 2;l7g{
2;l9. Ollis X. won FIRST hsa. In 2:20. Primo,
Edsall. Dick Riehnozt. Julia Golfer. Ells
Belmont, Kettle keGteaor and CAmlet slsc
starred. 2;l4 o!HEs trottlnR. purSs 81. 900
Token won fourth. nth and sixth heat
asd race, time 2'l7A, 2:lG. 2:l69[. Billy
Bolton vea th. flts, aAd oeeond heats.
time 2:05lS, Pax. Wistful won ths thirl
nt S3l, $50. for three. year. .olds. worth S?2,.
430 10 the winner-Bepzs.ts won In ihrss
stsiRht heats, time 2l6ll, 2:l6lI, 2ltjG
FnturitT, Ceyala, AIonits, Nellie A, Lyric
Alkoraa and Billy Parks slto started.
| NEW YoRE, Oct. 9.-1hs chief fssturos o.
racing to-day wtrs Maid Msrian's Eve fur
LONG record run. and the victory OF Back
hawk Ia the handicap at five furlongs. a
odls ranging from 100 10 200 10 one, vhil,
al high as 800 10 one vas laid By one or I've
venturesoms bookiss.
Five futlongs-xsid Marian. HuRl
Penny. lola. :5G94i six furlonaa-SufIicisn 3
sEbrino colt. April Fool l:l051; siH fur
lonns-hagicisb, BrAndywius. Helms
l;lOl4; five furionRs-Blaekh hawk, Jack o
Spades. psseenakor. :5S; mile-Livaoak
kaelbsft Victorious. 1894; mile-Sltsikia
| Lubtrs. nsgtTAint, 1891,
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DON'T DINE WITH THE CzAR
workInsman to workingmen, on tho
Methods Of Klnr Marco.

A Working man to workingmen, on tho
Methods OF kim Marco.
To Tho Independent;
BokEMLs, 0si. 9.-To the voters. and es
psoiAlly the vorkinemsn Of Gallsiin
county; Kings always controlled the pso-
pie by having mon 90 among them claim
ing 10 favor certain ,hinas the people were
demanding. II is thsss false friends that
are trying to innusnoe your votes for the
capital OF the stats OF Montana. Where
does Marcus DAILY put his monOy1 II Ia
with snloonkseperG Who dooa he invite 10
eat at his bGnqusl tabls7 II is money lend
ora and rich msn. have vet To hear where
be has invited Any woTkingmsn over 10
DAlytoWn. 1hey tell you be 10 friend Va
lsbo'. Hes, no Ia. and be hes made millions
ont OF IL. Why would hs not boz Nou
! should never trus, the man who hangs
around thu kings palace. or who deals oul
vile stuff to get yoar votes.
| The gong has aDuhdsd, the race IL on,
| aud DAILY has @ led Go" Tho stake " the
capital Of tho state OF Montana. smile al
| see tho frantic efforts OF Daily ttJina "a
innusncs rour voisG lie msn. and vote fSr
Helena, the propn place for ths capital OF
Montana. WuREMAE,
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SuAnoEIN Pa. oct. 0.-By nm explosion
Ia the Luke Fielder mino shAn this morn
ing one man was killed and fcut o'h'rs
imprIaoasi With no avenue Of escape.
Tho shaft 10 on nrs. FittJ-dve Norhmsn
were tsken out sllys.
Tho Gre started In m airvAI ~ No. /
ahAn lssi nigk, and Irwin BuflnEtoB.
ON the eollivTy officials hold tsspoasiGls
for ,hV disaster, IL dsAd, George Broun. a
miner and hs Polish helps', Anthony
ltuhsftiky, driver bsy and another Polish
alofet are In Tho mine and no hope 10 en-
to Jlained OF teeuvs ins thsn. he mlus II
mass OF flames and cannot bs approached
from Hny direction, II is expected ihs IN
side We hlnga will DO flooded, which w ,iua
many months VI idleness to 700 emploJep.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvIrIEs.

C,ucLao. OsL a.-Cbicsgo day Anniysr-
aaTy Of the great IRE Of lSit, Was celebrated
90 daJ by ripelag N, Columbis Liberty
bell,
Nrw YonK. Oct. g,-Ths siSAmship New
Nokwil tAko out TO Europe Tomorrow
$40. 400 Ounesa of silver Ehl 2lOOO Mexican
dullaIG
krw OairLss. OoL a telegram has
beou recslyod from Fort Eahs 60 tho shsoi
that the orange crop In that vielnlly
Vas damaged one-tAltd by The storm.
paooMYN. N. v. Ool. Q.-hN MEETING
OF the Brooklyn Democratic club tO-nieht
resolutions we're adopted OoudsmuluG hill
and the democratic orEaHihGtion 80 II a.
prosoRt eIisu.
h.yls Drrnr. Ky, OoL O-Lats last niRht
ksIandst iiesharison, who murdered Mrs..
Wiiy Whiis, saturday night, near lTVin.
vaa taken from jail by 100 men who took
hlN IoA brlaasA r~ils 90, Of losH and
hanged him.
Nrw YoRR Oct 9-The Nav York state
democracy this evening nominated the
choice OF tho committee OF soVeniN Col.
William Strong, for mayor John w. 0uii
for recorder ana nenty H. Bsokwan fOf
Justice OF the superior court.
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS HOME.
Corner stsns Laid with Imposing Ger
insnios NJ biag h. .mptss.

Corner sts.s Laid with Imposing Csrs-
msnios NJ ssh.mplss.
BIsaHLMpros. N. Y, OsL 9.-Fully 60 900
visitors we're In the city to-day. The oeea-
sion being the corner s,oas laying Of shs
home OF the Commercial TravslsrS asso-
citation OF America Commercial men from
all over the Uaitsd States eashstsd 10 par
iisipste In the ceremonies. Tho oelsbra-
tios included . parade thrsugh The pTinoi-
psl stree . OF ,hs city.
The parade vas ons Of tbs largest ever
seen In sou,hsr New York. 10 consisted OF
many delegations OF commercial nes,
thlriy-hvs Odd Fellows lodges. the hssosis
fratsrsity Of The niustsshih and tvsntistn
New Ysrk distriets, Rsdrsn Tribes, rhir-
tssath IsstasAt PSnHsIlvsaia National
guard, The local Are department. and many
other oiVic and ffatsrnAl oTGAni1stionL
John Hodge. mos, wotshiVful grand
master Of Free and Aoesptsd Aasens Of the
state OF New York, laid ,hs sornsr s,ons
according 10 the MasonS TIusl, Col.
Archie Baxter, OF ElmirA, N. ", delivered
the orstisn Of the day AfisT which Gov.
Flower and Gov. Pattlson made shsr,
spstchsA
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PREsBYTERY OF HELENA.
Interesting EIsEsIsss at Ihs Sessions
Yesterday aad Lsst night

Interesting EIsrsIssa ~ Ihs Sessions OF
TsstsFdaT aud les, night
The prSbpisry Of Helena met yesterday
motning. pursuant io the call OF ths mod
s,oioE In tbs Birst Presbyterian church.
The dsVotloaal exercises vsrs conducted
by v. q. Ofoanss, after whoa ths pfssbJ-
,srJ procssdsd Va busiBssa. Rev. !. y.
LInu. OF Boulder, vas elected moderator.
Hss. J. l., Marquis, Of Pony. the rsilfing
moderator was elsotsd tsmpoTAfJ olsTk.
y. q. CTounss. who has besa engaged In
tho sabbath school work Vi tsuRhout east
eTn hontans, vas taken nndet eaTs OF tbo
| pfsabytsIJ. Rev. j. N. Douglass, OF Miles
City vas IscolVsd IRON the PfssbJtsry Of
CnSfordaYills. The snliTs foIsRoon vaa
ooeupisd bI business Of routihs ohAiAo,sI
A. 2i30 ths gTssbyisTy again Hsl and Nas
opsnsd With payer by the moderator
Tks pTsabJtsry then listened 10 two very
interesting addresses By Elder u. hatcher
and Rev. H. N. Donsldtoh. ooamisslonsrs
10 the last gsnsTal assembly which met 10
bNrStoRA n. y, hHJ n. 10 the abssuos Of
Rev. A. WoimssT, Of BsEsmAn. Bsv. II. ~.
! Donsldsoa was asked 10 open ths disous-
sion on the Elder aud Ills Work" The
dissussioa vas participated in bT several
members. Ths "Dsscon and DoAoonsss"
and their WoFh was discussed by Rsv. j,
N. Doualaaa. Ths object In hest discus
sioas was 10 shsw the possibilities OF voGk
that might be done aAA oAEht to be ae-
somplishsd by these sthesTs.
! The pTssby,sry thOn adisufhsd untll 7i3O
Whsa ,hs retiring moderator, hsv. j, L..
Asrqais, p,ssshsd th. TegulaF ssrneni tsIt
frat Ger. XII. II: And tbs ere eAHnot
say 20 the hand blys no seed Of thsei sof
sGain the head 70 the feet hsvs no need
of JOu." The sermon Was an sbls one and
commanded close Attsntiop. Afts' tbs
sermon the eslsbIa,ien Of the Lords sap
per vas observed.
Ths clerical dslsnstss 10 st,eudAnc, are
Iisy. J. n. Dou9lsss. Miles Citr; RsV ]. +.
Lynn, Boulder; Rev. ?. W. Pool, Csnt,s
PrsssJ tsrihH chutoA, Hsl.nsj HsV. J. l.
NaIqsis. Pony; Rev. X. l.. Donaldson
Rsv. r. v. Moore Fiat Presbyterian
ohuIeb, Helena. Tbs following ars sI-
peotsd 10 be present as to-dsJ's session
Rev. A. X. BsiId. sJnodical missionary
HslsRhi Hsv. James Reid. president Of III,
Montana Agricultural college, Boxsmsn
Rev. A. wo'msOr, BoEsmao; Rev. =. n.
Ellis. synodioal sabbath school MISSIONARY
Helons; y. @. Crounso. PIssbyterisl Sab
Lath school missionary, BoEsmas
All are cordially iAyitsd to attend tk'
sessions Of the prssbyts'y, and ths eKsr-
oises will Trsvs both Interesting ant proht
able. Tho presranms for to-day 10 az fol
lows
Forenoon, 8 to $3.50 q. m. devotional eI-
erolses. led BY Geo. A, Black, Hslsps; 9;3i
TO ~ business. Afternoon, 2:90 10 & =. IN,
prssby,srisn institute; 2:3). "Hov 10 Rsset
the BoIs," Rev. ). y. Lysn. Bosldsr; $3.50
Graded Sunday Schools" Rev. y. W
Pool. HslsBs; 4:l5. How to Reach Youni
As." Rev J. l.. Marquis, POM, Even
ing. 7.30 10 $40, aadrss-, Rev. A. X. Baird
Helena: b;l6 'ChristiAn BoeiAlisun," Rev
James Reid, Bo1sUau.
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LUDHoFF ON TRIAL.
Evidence That Hs KIlied Pat Cannon
without rrovocation.
Special 10 The Indspsnasnt

Evidence That He Killed Pat Cannon
without rrovoeation.
Special to The Indspsnasnt
LIVINGSTON. Oeh 9-Ths trial OF Y ank
LuahofI. who 10 charged with tho killing Of
begun before JadEo Hsn'y this morAins.
II 10 claimed by the state that the defend
ant, dufiHe q drunken earouss shot and
killsd Csnnon vhhoat Trovoehties. Bot
little trsnsls vas had in ssesriRE Jay.
and tho hearing of testimony began early
this afternoon. Several partiss who we're
ye-vitnesses 10 tho shooting were eIAn-
ined, August AndsrSou, who vas pres
ent whom the shooting sscsrrsd, tss-
tihed that Laahoa ami Cannon.
with otkerA we're drinking RRd playing
earts In the saleon for several hours pre-
yious 10 ths shooting; that all we're sosd
nhtetsd and that al no time did any Of the
parties snrsKs ias quarrel; that two or
three timer duriur the evening the defend
ant and CAnnos tosk part In a seattle, bs,
slwsys appeared friendly toward sash
other; that later Csrnon gel up from a
thbls al vhiohhs aad Ludhoff ware siitin q
drinking beer and walked toward The bar;
that hs vas innsdia,sly followed by the
defendant who. when sbout I'VE feet from
Cannos, pullad Eus and shot him dead
without speaking a vera.
This Witnesses who tsstihsd In behalf OF
the state substsntiate ths testimony given
by Attorneys for the defense vero unable
to shake the testimony Givss ~ vitsssss,
In any OF the important ptrtisalsr. All
visHsisss sIEminsd to-day nErss tks, thsrs
UAs no quarrel sad that ths shostips vas
unprovoksd.
The state will rstt tomorrow forenoon.
Ths defendant will set up the plea Of self
dsfsnss. Il is claimed br Lsihsf that
Cannon quarrslsd with him several tiHss
during the evozinR, snd that hs only shot
him when II was nsosssAU to save his own
life. Count, Attorney Miller, assisted by
Attorney Csmpbsll, rsprsient the stats. asd
Attorneys Joy and Myers are defending.
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THEY WE'RE ACQUITTED.

The Msn Accused OF stealing the Treasure
Chest at Wiokss Set Free.
Buck Wilson. John Morgan and James
shrseys. ths men charged With holding up
the G,eat Eorthsfn express wagon near
wickss last summer have bees ssqsittsd
by the jury before whom Their we're ,risd q,
Boulder. Tue iay vera out ains'y hours.
The msn Who held ~ The wagon scared q
chest containing $4,000 sent from Helena
10 lay OF the maH a. the Alta nine. The
ehess shd ils eontsRts were feshd vhers
the iobbs;s had kiddsH 10 during their
flight II will be remembered the chest
had just been ttGnsfsfrsA from The exp ess
car to The wagon. whish vas going down
tko bill ,oward town. whoa q man roksd q
gun al The driver and made him stop and
leave the wagon. The robbsr mounted tho
seat OF ths wagon and dFsvs OF.
Aflsf Polng somo distance the skest vas
3 aBgftrei 70 smother wagon, In which vas
another mas, sh1 tas wagon vas driven oh
rapidly. kems distance further this rob-
bsrs hid the ehsst In the bed OF q creek and
unhitsbins the horses vent on on horse
back. Ihs pursulnR party found the chest
throsrh one corner OF ID being exposed.
Tho two men xers not esught until later.
Bhtseys vas tbs man who gave sp his
wagon 10 tn, robbers snd who Afterwards
spread ths alarm. he was arrested as an
seeomplce.
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TIE LEXOw INVESTIGATION.


Resumed WORK. wan Promises or Mare
sensational Developments.
NEW YORK. Oct. 9Th, LsIow iuvssslRa- =
tion committee resumed work to-lay
Among the crowd IN thu court oom wsr,
several police oaptainS whoa, faces had not
husn sosn thors before. a hest OF fresh
witnesses vas also on hand. including n
man who had wanted TO be a polloom an
and Wns swlnJlol Ia the attempt; an iron
monlder who says he waa obbsd by police
mAu, Bud an amateur detective NAo will
nave lots to sav about the scandal ia the
EssoI Markell poltcl oour,
Aglnt For-eL OF ths . ln9h steamship
ans. testified thnt bis ga ~ pail $500 20
tho Ioilce 10 extra wt,, Iho police
mrn on tho por was y I'D 10 week, and
$500 went io other police .,lrials Ono Of
llp Cnnp. ny's oo1s, whtgu wAa pro tuoBd,
lboWsl that H. koysmLO. 1901 500 had
Aopn paii Tor 'srscla' "a ysillAneu on ihs
yivi Forgot could not Tcusmbsr TO
Ul1u thp monsT vas pail.
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prnn..hl.a, .r ,h.Ir.u u.

LornyLLE, OSl 9.-At to-dSy's session
OF the International typographical unloO.
Ex-PIssidsa, HiRglns, OF thO local TJro-
graphical union. delivered a spsseh on tko
per capita tAI question, bat II vas nol re-
ssivsd With mach favor AA smsndmsat
vas sfsTsd thal tho time OF meetings DO
changed from The hUt hoHday In October
10 the nrIs Monday In September. but ~
Waa dsfsA,sd. 1hs next question Of I'm
DO tanos vas that Of changing ths per
capita laI according TO the satninEs OF the
men. 10 was decided 20 leave the matter
with local unions The delegates weTO
driven this afternoon 10 the school Tor tho
blind. the only place in tue United ststes
whore publications for the blind arc
uriutad