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MURDERED IN THIBET.
French Explorer Killed and His
body Thrown Into the River.
(By Associated Praasl

TIEN-TSIN, China, Aug. en-. Jules
Dutreuil de Rhins, the French explorer
has been murdered at Thibet and his
body thrown into the river.
The French Envoy to China has ad,
dressed protest to the Government,
demanding the recovery and return OF
the unfortunate mans body and papers
The Envoy also demands that the chi.
nese Government make an apology for
the occurren e and provide a proper
compensation for the family OF the muir.
dered man.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-06
A Rich Lead Carbonate vein on
Mineral Hill.
By Associated PrsaA.)

CRIPPLE CREEK. Aus. 6--The dis
covery on Saturday last ON Mineral Hin
of lead carbonate, the ore which gave
Leadville It's great boom. Is regarded by
mining men as the most remarkable and
Important made in the Cripple Greek
distFlof.
The vein ~ four feet In width and L
10 ounces silver and q per cent. lead.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-06
THE POLICE CRITICISED.
They Allowed the Curious 10 stare
at n New Rochelle Lunatic.
Special to The Evening W

Especial to The Evening World)
NEW ROCHELLE, Aug. Carl
Shute was taken to the Poughkeepsie
Insane Asylum yesterday. after the po-
lice had allowed hundreds OF curious
persons to gaze upon him In his cell.
Judge Shannon protested against this ac-
ton on the part Of the police and has re-
quested State Commissioner Mcdonald
to investigate.
Shuts was persuaded to eat a sandwich
on Saturday, taking alternate bites with
Judge shannon He had eaten nothing
for four days, declaring that the police
were trying TO poison him. HIS clothing
was kept on him with great difficulty,
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Arti,Ierymea In Camp.

STATE CAMP. PEEKsKIII., y. Y, Aug g.
The artillery bAualions. including Battery X, OF
tho First United States ARTILLERY and the First
and Second National Guard Batteries, will occupy
the camp until the end Of the week Each bat
loading rifles and ssveaty men. There are TO be
no dreaA psrades evenings, and this will have ths
saset Of diminishina The number Of visitors 70 the
camp
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Newport Harborma.ter Drowned

NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. e-Harbor-
Master William F. Townsend was
drowned while bathing late yesterday
afternoon. He went into the water
soon after having eaten heartily, and, 1t
is thought, the shock TO his system
caused the disaster. The body was re-
covered
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Immediately after crossing the line an
exciting and pretty contest occurred
between Britannia and Vigilanf. The
former was holding the windward pcsi-
ton and the latter tried to pass her.
But the Prince of wales's cutter i'm
mediately luffed up and held vigilant.
For time. consequently. both yachts
made little forward progress.
Satanita. In the meantime, rupsdly
forged ahead. and an idea directly struck
all the spectators that Britanniass ma
neouvre In holding Vigilant was the re-
suit OF tacit agreement between the
two British captains 70 work In unison.
SO that the winner OF the cup would
be British vessel. this being q day or
satanita weather and Britannia having
but a small chance Of winning. There
fore. the latter could very well devets
herself to harassing the American
yacht. This manoeuvre 90 far succeeded
that when Vigilant ultimately rot clear
satanita was long way ahead.
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New York Pastor Seriously HI.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Aug. 6.-Rev.
Samuel ]. Knapp. the well-known pulpit
orator and pastor OF the Macdougal
Street Baptist Church. In New York. Is
seriously i'll at his Summer residence In
West Mystic.
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orlsa Held without Ban.

..stios Grady. In the Tomba Court this morning
.'n Joseph orisn. Of "a Roosevelt street. without
vi eharsse with saabbins nominieo Biannlae,.
Cherry street, last night in front Of Is
ssselsyslt street fhs man .u.yr.l,.d over a
-. ~ money. The injsFsd ma mis- In Cham
: - ssst Hsspltsl, sad fully Identities orisa
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weather Forecast.

The weather forecast for the thIrty-Iix hours
ending at r. N. Tomorrow Is a. follows: Fair.
slightly warmer winds becoming southsaGtsFiy
The following record shows the changes In the
Gated by the Thermometer at Psrry's pharmacy;
. A. n. Olt A. n. sslt a ~, flil II. n
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BLAZE IN PHILADELPHIA.
starts at the Baseball Grounds and
Spreads Rapidly.
Especial To The Evening World. J

Especial to The Evening worid)
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. "a IRE broke
out this morning In the Philadelphia
ball grounds and has already extended
to the Philadelphia Traction Company's
stables. the Omnibus Company's stables
and the, houses in the vicinity and It IL
still spreading.
A fourth alarm has been sent in.
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Little Rome Fell Overheard, hut
Was Rescued by n Bystander.

John Kilfogle. Of SIS East One Hundred
and rhirty-fifth street, was carrying his
three-year-old son. Rome. at One Hun
dred and Fortieth street and Harlem
River at lilo o'clock this morning, when
the child fell out OF his arms into the
river. II was rescued by Herman Booth,
OF One Hundred and Forty-first street
and Harlem River. and taken home by
it's father.
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The Cholera at Ma.stricht.
By Associated PrssM

AMSTERDAM. Aug. S-Five new cases
OF cholera and three deaths from that
disease have been reported from Macs
trscht since Saturday last
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SCHAEFER HOME AGAIN.
Many Friends at the Pier to Meet
the Great BiIIiardist.

The wizard OF the cue arrived to-day
in La Navarro from Havre. Schaefer
was accompanied by his wife. They
were met on the pier by a number of
friends OF the famous billiardist.
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STEAMER STILL ASHORE.
Empress OF China Won't Float I'm
til UnIOaded.
(By Associated Press. }

LONDON, Aug. 6-The British steam
er Empress Of China. Capt Archibald.
from Vancouver. via Yokohama. for
Shanghai. Is ashore at the latter port.
All attempts to get her of have failed.
1t will be necessary to discharge all Of
her cargo before she can be fioated.
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Satanita Gets Away in Front and
Holds the Position Of Honor
Half the Way.
WIND FAILED AT ONE JiMEA
Britannia Then Crept Up, but the
Freeze Freshened and Gouids !
Yacht Raced Away.
By Associated Pres1l

COWEs, Isle of Wight. Aug. e.--with
prospect Of splendid days racing. vigt-
liant, Britannia and Satanita started this
morning In the big event OF the regatta
OF the Roya; London Yacht Club. A bet
ter course could hardly be desired. and
the weather was what the experts were
pleased to call of the Satsnlta variety,
The course was around the Is.e of wighG
starting eastward. once around TO make
a total distance OF about ffty-hve miles.
] A superb marine spectacle was pre-
scented. There were near.y three hum
dred yachts Of a. sizes and descriptions
lying In the Roads, making a perfect
forest of masts all ab.aze with color
when. In response to signal from the
Royal Yacht Squadron Castle. nearly
every craft afoat dressed ship with
multi-coior hags. rainbow fashion. from
stem to stern.
The American yachts Atalanta, White
Ladye, May and other boats flying the
Stars and Stripes. were al similarly
behagged, the c.ean. white hulis OF several
Of the steam-yachts giving additional
eclat 10 the scene, while along the CO.
planade many ensigns were flying fronp
tall hagposts and the balconies Of most
of the houses. covered with red cloth.
were crowded with fashionable people.
The sole topics of conversation previ--
Gus to the start were visilant's pios-
poets and the approaching arrival or
Emperor william.
Good, Fresh Wind.
As the morning wore on. the fresh
raw wind. greatly to the delight Of en-
thusiastic yachtsmen. increased -
force. and there were promises OF n stir
further increase In the strength Of the
breeze. y
ViEilant. II was announced shortly
before the race. allows Satanita 55s..
owing to the reduction of the lattsr's
sail area. and. II was also announced,
Vigilant allows Britannia en-. Ia.
As usual Visilant was outmanoeuvrsH
at the start, the times being:
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The Empress Of China Is a vessel of
S.OC3 tons register. and is regular
trader between Vancouver and China
and Japan ports. She belongs TO the
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company.
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Be Ss- 70. s:.s read :l s. sssas, %ss
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! From this Il VIII be seen that Vl1Iianf
pulled W In. aos- since pss1lag MD
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FOUND AT CRIPPLE CREEK.

A fourth alarm has been sent in.
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OUT OF HIS FATHERS ARMS.

To the Governor. Denver Col.
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Negro Fiend Lynched.

MACON (Ga.), Nov. S.-Lee Lawrence,
negro who assaulted Mrs. Polk in Jasper
County, and who had been brought to
TINS city for safe-keeping, was taken to
Montlceilo this morning. He was tried
at the September term of the Sunerior
Court, found guilty and sentenced to be
hanged November 30th. The neIghbors
OF the injured woman were not satisfied,
however, and: taking the negro from the
offlcers, took him to the outskirts of the
town ana hanged him, Kidding his body
with bullets. Under orders from the
Governor, one of the local militia COM
psnles was held in readiness to go to
Monticello, but later they were notified
tnat their services were not needed as
the iynohers had already done their
work.
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TOPICS OF THE TURF.
LARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE BAY
DISTRICT TRACK.
Rey FL Santa Anita Reatap I, tho
Mile Handicap-Results of the
Races In the East.
sneciaI to the REcoRp-Uxror.

Srecial to the REcoRD-UNIoN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Silk promis-
Ing races and the fine weather were re-
sponsible for an unusually large attend
ance at the track this afternoon. The an
nouncement that Z. j. Baldwin's Rey FL
Santa Anita, the crack Derby winner,
would run in the mile handicap caused
much public interest to be conferred on
that notable event on the programme.
The track was at its fastest, and the bet
ting as lively as the bookies could wish.
In fact, in some instances, it was a little
too lively for them.
Six furlongs, maidens, Dolly l.. filly
won, Florence Dickey second, Wag third.
Time-l:l4.
- Mile and six furlongs, Thornhill won,
carmel second, 70 FL Rey third, Time
3:O64. (Fame stakes.)
rye furlongs, selling, Clacquer won,
Joe Cotton second, Oracle S. third. Time
-1:044.
Mile handicap, Gilead won. Polaski
second, Rey Ell Santa Anita third. Time
-l:40t.
Mile and quarter. hurdle, Floodmore
won, Japonica second, Bassanio third.
Time-2:l74.
Six fnrlongs, Seaside won, Sir Richard
second, Banjo third. Time-1:14.
AT CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE TENN, Nov. S.-Cumber-
land Park results:
Six furlongs, Ortalin won, Darwin
Time-1:l74.
Six furlongs. Dollie Mills won. Met
ropolis second. Clara Bauer third. Time
1:144.
Mile and twenty yards, Mollie B. won.
henry Jenkins second, SaXaphone third.
Time-l:44.
Seven furlongs, Zeke Hardy won,
rachael McAllister second, Golden Hope
third. Time-l:3O4.
frank won, w. L. Munson second.
Promeroth third. Time not taken.
AT MADISON.
EAST ST.. LOUIS, Nov. S.-Madison re.
suits:
:, Five and half furlongs, Caroline
Hamilton won, Crab Cider second. Rill
Dunn third. Time-l:l4.
rive furlongs, Bancourt won. Arthur
Davls second, Straightout third. Time
Four and a half furlongs. Caleb won
Ed Leahy second, DIR. Farrell third
Time-0:59.
;. rive turlongs, Jim Head won, Head
light second, Pink Boomer third. Time
LOCI.
Mile and an eighth, Fonshway won.
5 Chance second, National third.
Time-2:U34.
AT OAKLEY.
OAKLEY (O.), Nov. Silk furlongs.
Cerro Gordo won, Text second, Gully
third. Time-1:l4a.
Five furlongs, Suspense won. Mamai-
son second, Tenor third. Time-l:O54.
Seven furlongs, ALBANIA won, Doctor
second, Basso third. Time-l:3Si.
One mile, Alouzo won, Dollie second
captain Tip third. Time-1:5l3.
Five furlongs, Font Dor won, Goodwin
second, Sir Roche third. Time-l:O6.
AT HARLEM.
HARLEM Gill;, Nov. Six furlonps.
Minnie Mackin won, Martin Pet second
Flory Meyers third. Time-I;2l.
Mile and seventy yards, Osric won.
Marion second, Salvador third. Time
1:543
Five and half furlongs, Pelleas won.
Malnstay second, Wells Strout third.
Time-l:I6.
Mile and sixteenth, Bessie Bisland
won, Highland second, Rey Del Mar
third. Time-I:564.
FIVE turlongs, James V, Carter won.
G ST! Bug second, Minnie Gray third
Time-l:063,
Six furlongs, Miss Rowett won, Weola
second, Blaze Duke third. Time-l:2l.
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Methodist Missionary Conference.

BROOKLYN IN. ", Nov. S.-The Sec
ond days session of the Methodist Mis-
sionary Conference was held this after
noon at the Handom-pla NJ. E. Church,
Bishop J. L. Newman presiding. An
approximation of 56 per CENT. for hame
and 45 for foreign missions was finally
decided upon. The Methodist Social
Union gave banquet to the members of
the conference at the Hotel ST. George to-
night. 1t was followed by reception.
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To be Settled by Arbitration.

PITTsBURe. Nov. a.-The Tin plate man.
ulacturers are willing to arbitrate. They
will use any reasonable effort to cause a
resumption of business. No formal offer
has been made to the amalgamated asso-
citation, but it was given out to-day that
the manufacturers are willing to adopt
this plan to settle the dispute They will
submit the entire question to arbitration,
The record-union., 1894-11-09
Bandits In Oklahoma.

GUTHRIE 20. IT,, Nov. S.-Four men
rode into Shattuck. in this county, last
night, and held up the Postmaster and
robbed the Office of all the cash and
stamps. They next went to the store of
c. n. Miller and robbed him of $500 and
some clothing. After making saloon-
keeper set up the drinks the men, un-
moiestea, rode out OF town.
The record-union., 1894-11-09

RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS
Latest Returns of the Count Through
out the State.
The following tables show the latest re-
turns for Railroad Commissioners in the
three districts of the State:
FIRST DISTRICT
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German Forces Defeated,

BERLIN. Nov. s.--A special dispatch
received here says that 1000 natives of
the Mawnoji tribe recently attacked Kill
wakiwindje, East Africa, and were de-
feated by German regulars and natives
under Baron Won Ehrstein. Later the
Mawnoji tribe captured Kalwakos, with
much bloodshed. The Germans have not
force strong enough to recapture the
place.
The record-union., 1894-11-09
Admiral Gherardps successor. =

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Rear-Admiral
Gherardi, .. s. N, commandant at the
brooklyn Navy Yard. will be placed on
the retired list Saturday. Commodore
Montgomery Sicard has been selected to
succeed Admiral Gherardi in the COM
mand of the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The record-union., 1894-11-09

Mrs. MAY WALKER, CLOAKMAKING
U1 OF all kinds and tailor-made suits; also
evening wraps, 1927 l street.
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DON'T BE A PENNY WISE AND A
IL pound foolish, for if there Is anything
that Will make a man mad and woman cross
it's hunting for place to live We have Just
what you want in the way OF rooms in any
part of the city, furnished, en- suite and light
wise is enough. Now, anyone having rooms
to rent give us call and we Will rent them
ment and no trouble. Remember, we have
moved to 1923 Ninth street. Lothhammer's
Piano-room, and respectfully solicit your pat
ronage. CAPITAL CITY ROOM-RENTING
BUREAU.
I,INE FRENCH ACCORDION PLEATING
l. at short notice; satisfaction guaranteed:
no electricity K. kUNIGk, 1910 l street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
gLACKsMITHS, ETC.
CARPET CLEANING.

II AIRY w, RIVETT, STEAM CARPET
IL Cleaning, corner Twelfth and O streets
Carpet cutting, sewing and refittinp. fI1rniture
packed Tor Shipment; secondhand carpets
and furniture bought and for sale. Telephone
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CREPE PAPER = JUST RECEIVED, A
~ full line of the latest shades. MISS l..
SCHUBERT, 1014 Eighth street.
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WANTED.

"ANTED-BY A NEAT YOUNG GIRL.
w position to do light housework. Au-
dress d. p, this Office. ny-2t*
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PERSONALS.

o1 FOR CLEANING WATCHES; 81 FOR
oil handspring; all work guaranteed. 419
street, next to Metropolitan Theater.
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Music AND ART.
DRESS AND CLOAKMAKING.

Mrs. Z. BALLOU, FASHIONABLE
vi dressmaker; suits from So upward
1923 Third street
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WANTED TO RENT-EIGHT ACRES ON
w M-street road; will erect any buildings
wanted n. l.. DREW, 4OS street,
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T OST-ON OCTOBER 9th, IRISH SET
i ter pup. five months old; answers to name
OF Bird" light brown: white face. chest ana
paws and tip OF tail. Return to RAILROAD
MARKET, Second and o streets, and be re-
warded. n9-3t+
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" ANTED SECONDHAND FURNI-
w ture, huggles, carts, ETC., for cash or on
commission, at SHERBURN'S, 323 X street.
The record-union., 1894-11-09

HOUSEKEEPING ROoMS-APPLY TO
OLD T. o. BUILDING, Fourth and k street
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VOTE FOR CONGRESSMAN.
I've Years Ago..
sona district.
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DASTURAGE FOR HORSES = EXCEL
l. lent green feed, care and shelter; only
good horses taken. Apply to DR.. e. NJ.
DIXON, 700 j street. n3-6t
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E'OR SALE-A GOOD-PAYING RESTAU-
L rant in good location; will be sold
cheap, as owner is about to leave the city.
Inquire at this Office n32w
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TO LET OR RENT.

THREE NICELY FURNISHED HOTTsE-
4 Keeping rooms centrally located Apply
627 NJ street. PpAS
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r1Orf l. STREET - HOUSE OF EIGHT
l = rooms and bath. Inquire 731 L, street
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DOR SALE-A COFFEE-HOUSE DOING
Il GOOD business; must sell on account of
slChAesS. Apply at TINS Office. n3-6t*
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DASTURAGE-STOCK WANTED TO PAS
l. ture; 200 acres of fine alfalfa. Inquire OF
BROWN BROS, Eleventh and X Streets Sac.
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TOME AND EXAMINE QUALITY OF
" tinted linen squares for stand covers, sofa
cushions, ETC.; fast colors guaranteed; school
of art needle work. MISS l.. SCHUBERT,
lola Eighth street.
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LIVERY MARRIED WOMAN SHOULD
II know that "SEGURO" is the greatest
boon to them ever discovered. All druggists
Price, 81 30 and So per box. Every box
guaranteed. Send 2-cent stamp to WILBUR'S
SAFETY.PACkET COMPANY, 531 X street
Sacramento, tor private circular.
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GLEEMAN HOUSE CORNER THIRD
~, ~ ana j; fine furnished rooms by the day.
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GROCERIES,.

IN BARS SOAP, 25c; BEST ROLLED
III oats and wheat, &c pound; morning
meal, 1Oc package, or in bulk, sc pound:
MONS q SON.
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L,RENCH ACCORDION PLEATlNG DONE
IL by electricity, without injurIng goods or
color; leaves no gloss, and when pleated
looks the same as when cut from the niece
4O9 Tenth street.
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+ OST-A PAIR OF LINK GOLD CUFF
IL buttons, with diamond setting, in plush
case with klune d Floberg's wrapper. Re-
turn to sal Eighteenth Street and be re-
warded. nS-St
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LOsT-FOUND.

T OS ia POCKET MEMORANDUM
IL book. Fin er return to this Office and be
rewarded. ny-2t*
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MRS. CHATHAM, DRESS AND CLOAK
wi maker; suits from So up. l223 Seventh
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ENRED & DICK-NEW CHOP HOUSE,
u 1O25 Fourth street, between j and X.
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THIS WEEK-NEW-STY HIGH-BACK
L Antique Chairs only 9Oc each; also, a few
more 6-foot Oak Extension Tables at S4 90:
heavy 2-ply Carpet, 25c. CHAS. NJ. CAMP
BELL 400 II street
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STEAM BATHS OF TUSCAN SPRING
y water given in Sacramento; bathrooms
up stairs in old PoStofice Building, corner
Fourth and X streets, room IA. This eele-
brated water is also sold by the case or bottle
at reasonable rates at room IA, same build
ing. DIR. ]. Ii. SHIRLEY & w. j. TAME
HILL, agents. Our best Notwithstanding
patients whom we treat.
The record-union., 1894-11-09

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-HELP OF ALI.
ia kinds furnished on short notice; country
orders solicited. j. CRADDOCk, $50 sixth
street. n6-1Ot
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THHE RANCH OF THE LATE PETER
L Burns, ~ miles from city on J-strcet
aGa4; com plete outfit Tor dairy purposes also
BURNS, on premises. RPl' ~ ~ ~
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GENERAL NOTICES.

MAY FLOWER AS A COMPLEXION
w oeautlner stands unequaed. 1022%
Fifth street or Gogings' drug store
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7 LAFFERTY. FORMERLY OF THE
y Central Stables, has removed to his new
place, IDOL street, which will be known as
Lafferty's Stables. He will be pleased 10 see
old friends and patrons.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-22

toned is Thomas j. McDermott, one of
Ramsey county's members, and always
Woodworking. earnest Democrat; but
during all of this canvassing Mr.. Nc
Dermott has not been candidate for
the position. Yesterday. when asked
to state his position regarding the mat
ter, he said:
my professional duties are such that
l would be unable to accept the chair-
manship if it were offered to me unani
mously, and, while l appreciate the
Kindness of my friends in connecting
my name with such All honor. must
decline to be candidate. The COM
mittee is made up of number of COM
petent men who are able to conduct
campaign in an honorable and praise
worthy, and, believe, successful man
ner.'
Mr.. McDermott's friends in the Eighth
ward are anxious to give him the Demo
cratic nomination for the lower house
OF the legislature in that ward. and it is
probable that he will decide to make
the race. He is talented speaker,
we'll posted regarding the wants and
interests of not only the city of st.
Paul, but also of the entire state. His
Democracy is of the most reliable char
acler and such as to commend him to
the voters of his party. If elected he
will make creditable record during
the coming session.