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SMALLPOX ON THE LUCANIA.
Two Deck Hands Taken With the Dis
ease Afrer Laavinsr OunnnStnx.-.

Two Deck Hands Taken With the Dis
ease After Leaving Queenstown.
QUARANTINE Is. l., Oct. 2S.-The fol-
lowing are the facts concerning the re-
ported cases of smallpox on board the
Cunsrd steamer Lucania: On the arrival
OF the steamer Lucania at Quarantine last
Friday evening Surgeon Pointu reported
to the Health Officers that two of the deck
hands had been taken with smallpox.
The steamer sailed from Queenstown on
October 2lst and on the 23d the men com
planned of being i'll. They were immedi-
ately isolated and had no communication
during the remainder of the voyage with
any OF the crow. AT Quarantine the pa
tlents were transferred to the reception
hospital. The entire ships company
were vacclnated and the hospital thor
oughly disinfected and cleansed. DIR.
Talmage said this evening that he was
entirely satisfied with the precautions
taken to prevent the spread of the dis
ease. The decks and the stewards quar-
ters are under observation, while the
vessels passengers are not allowed to go
ashore.
ANOTHER CASE AT WASHINGTON
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 2S.-Another we'll
developed case of smallpox was dis
covered to-day, the victim being Charles
Il. Williams, colored messenger in the
Interior Department..
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TELEGRAPRIO BRIEFS

The cash balance in the Treasury Sat-
urday was $ll2, 435,079; gold reserve
SCI. .29o, ,S42-
A large crowd attended the inaugural
of the California Jockey Clubs Winter
meeting at the Bay District track. San
Francisco. on Saturday. Rey Alfonso,
George Polhemus, Polaski, Longwell
Two Cheers and Annie Moore were the
winners.
Prince Observation-Disclosures Gov-
ernor or Alsace-L Lorraine, has been Ten
dered and accepted the Chancellorship of
Germany, after first declining that
honor. The Prince also accepted the
Premiership of Prussia, and Herr Won
Koller. Under Secretary OF the Interior
Department of the provinces of Alsace-
Lorraine, succeeded Gutenberg as Prus-
sian Minister of the Interior.
Colonel John Cienfuegos, the last of
the San Salvadoran refugees, was re-
leased from the Alameda County Jail at
o'clock Saturday afternoon by order of
Secretary Gresham. There was differ
ence between the charge in the extradi-
ton papers and the charge on which the
defendant was held by Judge Morrow.
The latter held the defendant on charge
of murder, while the charge in the papers
was assault TO murder. 1t was upon
this technicality that the Colonel's life
was saved.
Sixteen persons - ten men, three
women and three children-were burned
to death in the West-street House at
Seattle early Saturday morning. Twelve
bodies have bean identified. They are
those of Mrs. Otterman of California.
aged 60 years; Andrew Otterman, her son,
aged Is: Mrs. j. w. Huffman, wife of a
weil-knoWn farmer OF Fall City, Wash;
Mrs. j. II. Hancher of Rolfe, Ia, and
her three children, two girls aged and
years and boy aged a; John F. Ander-
son, aged %; f. Ballman; C. Graham, a
laoorer; Angus Mcdonald, G. Wilson
and NJ. McSorley.
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BRIEF NOTES.

Ed Dawson has been found guilty of
disturbing his fathers peace, ana Justice
Devine fined him g 80.
B. +. Driver has filed his bond in the
sum of 800 as Commissioner in the
action of Joseph Sims VS.. j. A. Parker
ct al.
The residence of c. L. Spangler, at
second ana Z streets, was damaged by
tire Saturday morning to the extent of
about $3.50.
Two variety actresses known as Miss
ma and Miss Julia, and a man named
Il. Lamphle, were found guilty on Satur-
day OF disturbing the peace.
Justice Devine on Saturday dismissed
the case of Thomas Taylor, who was
charged with having criminally assaulted
little girl named RosalIe King.
The cases of Fred Martin and II. L.
Jordan, charged with having robbed a
Jap at the depot the other evening, have
been continued until tomorrow in the
Police Court.
A man who said he was hungry and
had to steal got away with three boxes OF
cigars from Croweu IL Lam bert's auction
house on Saturday. He probably in
tended to eat the cigars.
Maggie Enright of this city has been
granted divorce from Robert Enripht in
San Francisco on the ground of willfuI
hosA0oV' Sh9 10 aIloWeQ 10 resume her
maiden name of Maggie Preston.
In the Police Court Saturday the case
of +. Kunz, charged with having stolen
$40 from frail creature known as Ma
dame Barbierre, was continued until. this
morning, IN order that the defendant can
procure his witnesses. The prisoner
claims to know nothing OF the matter.
The examination of w. r. Rains,
charged with having burglariously en-
tered the house of General A. L. Hart
the other night, was continued in the Po-
lice Court Saturday until tomorrow
morning in order to secure the testimony
OF some witnesses residing outside the
city.
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Four johnson Items.
IGalt Gazette

The Second Congressional District will
do honor to itself and to an able and de-
serving man by electing Hon. Grove L.
Johnson as its Representative in Con-
gress.
When Congress is in session the State
of California is represented, so far as the
Second District is concerned, by VOTE
What is needed is vote with a man be-
hind it.
Congressman -Caminetti may have been
visible in Washington, but to his constit-
uency he has been a myth. They have
heard of him, but have no record of his
work in their behalf.
Vote for Grove l.. johnson and you will
have a Congressman and not & cuckoo
that walks up to the pie countel every
time the clock in the White House strikes
l2meridian.
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IL is said the only clew to the robbers
was par OF steel sharpened at one end
and fashioned into hook at the other,
Whlch was found beside the empty treas
ure box on the floor of the express Office
on the morning of the robbery. Follow
ing the suggestion of Sheriff i. j. Driver,
detectives Simmons of Portland and
Loro OF the Surety Company of Kansas
city, visited the living room of Klein and
savage, which is in a barn in Klen's
yard The walls of this room bristled
with guns of every description, and the
Tor doing light blacksmith work.
sheriff Driver, learning this, took the
steel tool to Salem, where Rowe, one of
Inc gang, IS confined in the penitentiary,
and from him learned that it was FASH
Toned in this shop by members of the
hawthorne gang from a drill stolen from
Union Pacific locomotive at the time
they contemplate train robbery. Rowe
also stated that Klein, who is by trade an
expert locksmith, possessed key to the
express office
Armed with this information, Sheriff
Driver, accompanied by Detective Sim
mons, returned to The Dalles, and late
last hlght caused the arrest OF Klein and
Savage. They were captured without re-
slstance at their room and confined for
the night In separate apartments at q
hotel, where District Attorney Jayne and
Detective Simmons attempted to gain a
confession from them. They withstood
all advances until this morning, when
Klein broke down, and, sobbing, con-
iessed the whole matter, telling where
the money was hidden. Search was i'm
mediately instituted for the missing
money, and bag containing S755 in gold
was found in a cesspool under China
Washhouse which once belonged to the
Savage estate. Two bags containing
u, 800 in silver were found under an old
building near the Cosmopolitan Hotel,
and one bag which had contained s., 900
IN gold, but from which $500 had been
extracted, was discovered buried in
Klein's back yard.
Savage at first maintained stolid silence
when told of Klein's confession, saying
he was innocent of the crime, but when
confronted by his pal he had nothing
more to say.
Klein also confessed that they had
robbed the postottice here on the night of
September 9th.
These arrests break up one of the worst
gangs of robbers in this section, and re-
lieves the express agent, F. II. Hill, of
the odium of suspicion which rested
upon him when dispatches enormously
stated that he had been arrested for COM
mitting the deed.
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TRAIN RosBER ROGERS
Makes a Daring and Almost Success
full Attempt to Escape Jail.

Makes a Daring and Almost Success
full Attempt to Escape Jail.
Tucson, Oct. 2S.-Oscar Rogers. one of
the men charged with holding up a.
Southern Pacific eastbound overland
some weeks ago near Maricopa, and
now confined in Jail here pending a hear
ing on indictments found by the Grand
Jury of Pinai County, made a daring
and almost successful attempt to escape
to-day. He has been allowed the free
dom of the main corridor in the lower
floor of the building during the day-
time. This afternoon the jailer noticed
that Rogers was frequently near the
closet, and, his suspicion being aroused.
he made an investigation and found that
all but one layer of brick had been re-
moved. Rogers would have made his
escape if he had had ten minutes more
time. Once outside the walls, his cap
ture would have been no easy matter, for
it is positively known that others impli-
Gated in the Maricopa train robbery were
near at hand to help him. Kid
Thompson, whom the Southern Pacific
detectives are working day and night to
capture, is thought to be working in this
vicinity. The opinion OF officers here is
that the men who held up the overland
train are the ones who committed the
Roscoe robbery.
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CLEVER DETECTIVE WORK.
The Parties Who Robbed the Express
ONCE at The Dalles Captured.

The Parties Who Robbed the Express
Ofice at The Dalles Captured.
THE DALLEs orr, Oct. 2S.-After two
weeks unsuccessful endeavor on the part
of detectives and local officers the parties
who robbed the Pacific Express Company
in this city of $4,000 on October 18th
have at last been apprehended and placed
nnder arrest, and all but $500 OF the money
recovered. Frank Klein and Otis Savage,
young men of respectable parentage, liv-
ing here, are in jail, having made COM
plete confession of the theft.
) Many clews were followed by detect
ives, but all proved fruitless. until Sheriff
Driver suggested that possibly Klein and
Savage, who have been living in idleness
about town, and who once belonged to
what is known locally as the Hawthorne
gang of desperadoes, might be impli-
Gated. It was known that these two
young men were separated from the gang
on account of disagreement as to the
plan of robbing Union Pacific train at a
point between here and Portland. Shortly
after separation Hawthorne and his pals
robbed Mays IL Crows store here of a lot
of guns, pistols and ammunition, and
left for their rendezvous near Mount
Hood
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contracting parties should respect the
party IN actual possession, and that, in
one event that said parties should not
"gtee ABOUT the total or partial desig-
nation of the line, the differences that
would arise should be settled by arbitra-
ton by the United States"
oenor Arriga believes that as soon as
ti ttle mexican Government is informed of
tne real facts, it will change it's attitude to-
WARD guatemala, and also believes that a
war between the two nation is very
cause the present difficulties are not of
much Importance. but that all questions
TO the demarkation of the boundary line
snail be settled, as above stated, by the
civilized means of arbitration. Should
tne actual difficulties reach this point. t he
resident Of the United States will be in
Vlted to act as arbitrator,
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BIG FIRE AT ST. LOUIS.
a Freight Depot and an Adloinins
WarehOuSe Burned.

a Freight Depot and an Adjoining
Warehouse Burned.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct: 2S.-The East st. Louis
freight depot of the st. Louis Transfer
Company caught fire from an unknown
cause and was destroyed, with number
OF freight cars and contents. Loss, $780,
600. No statement of insurance is obtain
able tonight.
The cars on the sidetracks which were
destroyed, or practically so, numbered
100, and a majority of them were loaded.
The insurance is about two-thirds of the
loss.
Inc fire at \. NJ. took new start. at
lacking an adjoining warehouse filled
with a large quantity of valuable freight.
Ihls was also destroyed. together with a
sufficient number OF loaded freight cars
to swell the total to 100000. The sweep
or the flames increases the loss to fully
half million dollars. The fire is now
under complete control.
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GUATEMALA AND MEXICO.
A Statement Regarding the Political
Differences Between them.

A statement Regarding the Political
Differences Between them.
WASHINGTON, Oct 2S.-Senor Lazo Ar
riga, the Guatemalan Minister, has made
statement in regard to the political
difficulties between his country and
Mexico. He says:
with the object of ending the old and
vexatious boundary question, the pre-
Hmlnary basis for definite treaty was
agreed upon in New York two years ago.
and the formal treaty was subscribed in
September, 1892. In the preliminary
treaty it WAS agreed that in the demarka-
ton of the boundary line the actual pos
session should be generally considered
base, but that both Governments, by
agreements. could change the rule by
the boundary line is marked, each of the
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Special to the REcoRp-uN1ox.

BRISTOL (Pa.), Oct. 2S.-A disastrous
freight wreck occurred on the Penpsyl-
vanla road near Croydon Station about Z
O'Clock this evening. in which three men
were killed and a score or more injured.
A construction train, having on board
1orty or more laborers, pulled up near
Croydon and stopped to take on more
workmen. While the train was at a
standstill fast freight crashed into the
work train. The trainmen escaped by
jumping. John McNuley, Stephen Daily
and Frank Stone, all of this place, were
caught and instantly killed. OF the
twenty or more who were injured nearly
all live in Bristol. Three or four are
so badly hurt that they may die from
their injuries
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BRIG Il. w. LUCAS.
Abandoned at Sea In waterIossed
Condition.

Abandoned at Sea In a WaterIoESed
Condition.
YAQUINA orr, Oct. 2S.-The steamer
Homer arrived to-day from San Fran
cisco. Among her passengers was the
crew of the American brig Il. w. Lucas,
from Hoodsport, Puget Sound, to San
Francisco with cargo Of piles. The
Captains log shows succession of heavy
winds and tremendous seas from the 10Th
to the 9th. causing the vessel to leak
badly. The crew were unable to keep
the pumps going, and the ship was
abandoned at o'clock on the morning
OF the 24tb in waterlogged condition,
having only time to save portion of their
clothing when picked up by the Homer.
The Captain and his crew return to San
francisco on the Homer, leaving here on
Wednesday,
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Asphyxiated In a Wine VAT.

SAN JOSE. Oct. 2S.-Michael Deviin.
employed at the Burgundy Vineyard.
about six miles from town, fell into
wine vat this afternoon and died almost
instantly from asphyxiation, No one
saw the accident, but the cause of death
was plainly evidenced by experiments
made for gas. Deceased was a native of
Massachusetts and aged about 35 years.
Nothing is known of his relatives,
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"sWAYBACKo TENNY.
The Great Racer on His Way to the
Rancho del Paso,

AAaHCuO uel faSO,
LEXINGTON, Oct. 28.-Tenny, the I'M
mortal little SWAY back" was shipped
i'll special car to California tonight.
The horse will be placed in the stud at
Rancho del Paso, the stock farm of j. B.
Haggin. Tenny has been doing service
at the Beaumont stud for some time.
Several months ago David Pulsifer.
owner OF Tenuy, and J. b. Haggin.
matched ienny and Salvador for con-
test in string speed, $1,000 being posted
Each horse will be bred to three of the
best mares on Haggin's farm, and the
product raced in their two and three
year-old forms against each other. If the
get of Tenny defeats the wo-year-old by
Salvador, Puislier gets the money, and
vice versa. This is the only wager of tho
kind on record. Having done battle on
the turf, each giant will vie with each
other in getting their counterpart.
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win Decide to Return to Work.

FALL RIVER (Mass.l, Oct. 2S.-The
weavers of the Shove Mill have decided
to return to work Monday. Since the
manufacturers ultimatum the wsavers,
thinking further opposition useless, have
shown disposition TO get back, and it is
expected the result of this meeting will
be a general return to work.
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ziegler's Road Record Lowered.

SAN JOSE, Oct. 28.-On top of the re-
port of Ziegler's defeat comes the lower
ing of his five-mile coast record by Floyd
A. Mcfarland in the tive-mile road race
given under the auspices of the San Jose
Road Club to-day. Mcfarland lowered
Ziegler's record nine seconds, having
covered the distance in the reinarkable
time of l3:4S and securing second place
IN the race. The race was won by l. w.
Harris, Mcfarland tscratch) second and
L. Below (scratch) third. Time, l4:05.
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Mr.. johnson does not eUade National
questions az has debates; he has opinions
us to State and National Governmental
policies. and does not hesitate to declare
them. There as no beating about tie btsh
nth him. This as one Of the strong rea-
sons aChg aCe are for him, though ace differ
from han on some subjects as to right
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suicide au Arbuclsle.

ARBUCKLE. Oct. 2S.-A romantic suicide
occurred here this evening. About 5
o'clock this evening the body of w. J.
Clarke was found dead lying across the
grave of his daughter, with pistol by
his side. Clarke was a Trustee of Pierce
College
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FLAMES SPREADING RUIN.
Forest Fires Raging in Mississippi an
TennaSsaa

tennessee.
CoRINTH (Miss.), Oct 2S.-Forest fires
are raging in the vicinity of Corinth. and
dense smoke overhangs the city. Hun
dreds of farmers are fighting the flames.
IRIMBLE (Tenn.), Oct. 28.-Forest fires
are spreading ruin in this section. The
long drouth has made the timber and
grass as dry as finder, and the flames
spread with lightning-like rapidity, the
valuable ranges on the Obion River bot
TOMS having been swept, causing loss of
thousands of dollars.
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Cruiser Detroit.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-The cruiser
Detroit, which is to be added to the
Asiatic station, has left New London on
her journey. She will make the trip via
the Suez Canal. The vessel stopped at
New London to obtain supply of tor
pedoes before proceeding to her station.
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NEW rRANscoNr1NENrAL LINE
The Burlington Running Trains TO
Sound Points and Portland

Sound Points and Portland.
OMAHA, Oct. 2S.-To-day the Burlino.
ton began the regular running of trains
to Billings, Mont. and by way of the
Northern Pacific to Helena, Spokane.
Butte. Seattle, Tacoma and Portland. and
all northern Idaho. Montana and Pnqet
Sound points, giving another transcon-
tinental railroad line which will play no
small part in railroad traffic in the future.
There was considerable of a crowd of
people at the Unlon depot to see the train
and the people who would make the first
regular run over the new extension 10
Billings. The building of this line is of
incalcuiable benefit to Omaha, Kansas
City, ST. Louis aud Chicago, bringing
territory Of some 1850 miles i'll extent al.
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Cabinet Crisis in Spain.

LONDON, Oct. 28.-A dispatch to the
Times from Madrid says Ministerial
council TO discuss important questions
had been summoned to-day. 1t is ex
pected the meeting will result in Cab
met crisis
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Explosion of a Gasoline Stove.

Los ANGELES, Oct. 2S.-A gasoline
stove exploded at the residence of NJ.
White, 759 Maple avenue, this afternoon.
severely burning Mrs. White aud her
daughter, Is years old. The property
damage was slight.
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Result of Giving Liquor to Indians.

MIDDLETowN Oake County,, Oct. 2S.-
As result of supplying intoxicants to
the Indians of the Coyote and Sulphur
Band tribes one buck is dead, another
dying and six others seriously hurt. The
Sulphur Bank Indians were visiting the
Coyote tribe. and during the festivities
both parties imbibed too freely, and the
meeting broke up in a stabbing affray.
The tribes, when sober, are industrious
and peaceful, and the supplying of LIQUOR
TO them is severely condemned.
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A Street Flooded

Something happened to hydrant on
Ninth street, between / and j, last night.
causing the water to flow freely and flood
the street before it could be checked,
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An Event of Interest to arethod,sts
Chilean ExposItion onepea.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-Chilean Min
lister Don Domingo Cana, has received
the announcement of the opening at
o'clock this afternoon of the Milling
and Metallurgical Exposition at Santiago,
Chile.
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Heavy Fall of Snow.

HASTINGS (Neb.), Oct. 2S.-This section
OF the state was visited by heavy snow
Storm last night. Stock is suffering.
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SALT LAKE, Oct &c. A. Glass and
L. II. Rogers, two brakemen on the Rio
Grande Western, were caught between
freight cars while coupling at Soldiers'
Camp this afternoon and crushed to
death.
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University Checks sionad.

Governor Markham has signed univer-
slty checks Nos. 16,22S to 1881, both in
elusive, aggregating SIS, ,56S 49.
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DISASTROUS WRECK.
A Fast Freight Crashes Into a
Construction Train,
CAUSING THE DEATH OF THREE
MEN AND INJURY TOeoTHBRS.

A Freight Depot and Warehouse
Adjoining, With Their Contents.
Together With a Large Number of
Loaded Freight Cars, Destroyed by
Fire at st. Louis, EutaiIing a Loss
of Half Million Dollars.
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HTs CONDITION UNCHANGED.
The Gar Sleeps Well and Has a Good
Appetite.

Appetite.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 28.-An official
bulletin from Lividia this morning saws:
The Car slept we'll last evening. His
condition is unchanged. Tonight a
bulletin says the Cars condition is un-
changed.
The GraShdfn NoVa Vremyn and other
papers, in expressing gratitude for the
sympathy shown abroad for the Czar, re-
fers to the delicate act of Emperor Will
lam IN personally attending the services
helQ Friday IN Berlin, while the French
Embassador at the German Capital
thought 1t sufficient to send a representa-
tive. The paper adds that Emperor VIII
lam also sent Professor Leyden to Lii
vida, hoping that he would be able to
benefit the Clar.
1t is stated tonight DIR. Zacharin takes
more hopeful view of the case. He now
states that the Car will be able to give
the CzarewitZ and Princess Alix his
blessing on the occasion of their mar
rage, which it is now stated will take
place tomorrow. The Car fixed to-
morrow as the wedding day, because 1t
is the anniversary of the disaster to the
imperial train at Bourka, which many
believe was the result of nihilist plot to
Kill his majesty. DR.. Gribe to-day
tapped his majesty and relieved the
swelling. NJ. Duruovo, Minister of the
interior. intends to resign on the death of
the Gar.
: WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-The following
bulletin was to-day received by Prince
Catacuzuene, the Russian Minister:
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2S.-The EN-
peror slept we'll on Friday night. Yes
terday his appetite was good and the
junction of the heart more satisfactory.
General condition better. Ordema has
not increased. GIERsD
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YOLO TRAIN WRECKBRS.
Worden Breaks Down While Mar.
shal Baldwin is TeStifying.
CALLANAR TO BE ARRESTED FOR
COMPLETELY IN THE CRIME

The Fishplate Bolts Show They Had
Two Men Who Robbed the Express
Office at The DalIes Captured and
all But $500 of the $4,000 Stolen
Recovered-Both Confess.
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JAPS ENTER MANCHURIA.
Count Yamagata's Forces Defeat
Sixteen Thousand Chinese.
LOSS OF THE ENEMY REPORTED TO
BE FIVE HUNDRED KILLED.

The Capital of the Province of La
Rioja. Argentine Republic. Ruined
by Earthquake, and Fears Enter
tanned That the Killed and Injured
In the Province VIII Number Two
Thousand Souls-The Cars CondI-
tion Unchanged.