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NV NoMIs nnpunLIoANA.
state Convention Today-shATp At
rAiEntnent ~ the Democrats.

state Convention Tadny-shAFp Ar.
rAiEntnsnt Of the Democrats.
SARATOGA, sept. IS rno state Re.
publican convention, called 10 nom.
mate n full state ticket, was raped 10
order here today, at l:2i p. m. Hon.
Lomuel Ely Quigg, Of New York
city, was made temporary chairman.
The platform will stand by Dimetai.
ism, condemn the attack on American
industries In tho tarili bill anu It's
purpgss Of fostering tue South aud
spelling the commercial interests Of
the North, aud condemn the broken
Democratic promises.
IL will deuOunCe the income tax ns
rabld and un.Amstiean measure,
violating personal rights. In relation
TO tue American Protective Gssocia.
lion, the convention points 10 the con.
stitutlonal ItOvision which permits
tho free exercise and enjoyment OF
religious profession ana worship,
without DISCRIMINATION or prefer
ence, and recommends II being
strictly followed. As TO tho work Of
the constitutional convention, the plat
fOIm endorses the movement to divorce
national and state politics from mu
niCipal, 30 that an American may OK
press his will In regard to city govern.
ment without the sacrifice Of hls faith
upon tue political issues Of the day.
Temporary Chairman Quigg IN his
address arraigued the Democratic party
for the passage Ot the new taHn law
aud denounced the machine Democfa.
cy Of New YORK city. He tRid tue
outlook for this Republicans party Ia
the coming election was encouraging.
Tho convention at 1895 took u recess
until 1880.
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coon INDIANS now.
Geronimo a pitlar af tie Church
Change OF Quarter.

Grrontma a PILLAR Of tito church
Change of Quarters
CHICAGO. Sept. ls.-Gunufal Miles
has Teen notified from Washington
that the Apache Indians captured with
Geronimo arc 10 be transferred 10 Fort
5ill, Indian territory. Geronimo aud
his braves were captured Ina Arizona
anu taken 20 Mount Vernon, Ala.
Geronimo has become justice of tho
peace and deacon In the church
In tue Indian settlement IT,
Mount Vernon aud viii remain
there, but large portion
ot his followers will 70 TO the territory
10 be- placed on farms. Thursday CAP
tain Mans will 20 10 Indian territory
to take chfrgu VI the prisoners ON their
arrival there anu roe that they are
placed IN proper quarters.
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sInoNa rAsr.
Proceedings AEain.t the Government
tor sstriua = scAier

A'HhfffNNhEa AEmAhHA AhN t'NfNhAh'hA
tor stisiuz a scAicr
VICTORIA, h. e., Sept. Is -Captain
Iaughun McClcau aud tue owners ui
the sealing schooner FavOfitc viii
proceed against the United states IN
The courts iOr damages arising from "a
seizure OF that vessel by Commander
CLARKE, Of the war ship MUhiCau aud
the lawyers here tayit IL atttoug care.
When the soalcr arrived anu the skip
per Immediately went 10 the custom
house with curious looking weapon
Ia his hand, THAI Orct been No. 10
shot gun, Tut the barrels had been
sawed Oh twelve Inches from tue
trigger, n pistol butt substituted for tie
old stock aud II was generally old nud
battered looking.
"rnat,n said the susler, holding u
ar, "ls what / was seized for. IL II
the firearms, It Il SAID, | have carried
10 sea. l took II ~ rocket gun aud %
was 10 entered on the papers whom /
cleared. The officers OF tue Mnhicau
boarded me August Z, ninety mile.
west northwest Of Unalaska, aud when
asked about firoatms 1 showed thom
this IN Joke. 10 my surprise they
seized me. told Commander CLARK
1 would give $1,000 for every seal |
could XIII with Il, but " made no dii'
ference. lie said the gun came under
tho provisions Of this Presidential
proclamation anu cent me TO Uualaska
to report 10 tho British gun boat
Pheasant. There l was passed on 10
the collector Of customs here"
The schooner was In the middle OF
seals when seized, working With spcaIs
only, aud her expulsion rom The seas
Ia looked on here as an Injustice.
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penlh Of Mrs. Nm. 0. newman

Il will DO painful news to tho many
irlonda Of Mr.. aud Mrs. william g..
Newman to learn that the latter died
Mt the family tesldencoin theSiNteonlh
ward today. Tn, lady was highly
respected aud was ~ years Of age. She
viii be rcmcmbored by many a. tho
daughter Of Theodore and Mary Nc
Krnn.
Funeral services will bo held from
the Sixteenth Ward schuolhuuso Mt III
a. M, Thursday next. Friends are
respectfully Invited 10 be- present.
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COUNTY REPUBLICANS.


EUt1r DESERT Noes
Would you please cal attention to
the buuder OF the Republican county
committee Ia calling county cuu-
yenIion to nominate delegates to the
constitutional conyenlion2 lsn't is
possible to r,convono the committee
aud undo their WORK In this direoli5u2
Constitutional delegates SHOULD bu
dominated by precinct conventions
sans as Justices aud constahlcs. No
use OF two conventions, Delegate
from the wards 10 the precinct coHygu'
ion should also 70 20 the county COl'
yenliOu. COAMON 5ENsE.
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BY Their Guardian.

II. 3. Margells, Al guardian OF the
persons anu estates Of II chard Henry
Druce and Juue Rose bruce, minors,
brought suit In the Third district
court this afternoon against Hardy,
Young company, o. n. Harry, l.. g..
Hardy, Isaac Brnckbsuk and Elias
Morris, to recover 81 900 on pr1mis.
sorry note, with interest nj 10 per cent
per annum and costs Of suit.
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a cnusnISo DEFEAT.
The chinese Los. at ring Yang over
Ia.nOn.

LONDON, Sept. ls.-A Dispatch from
Ping Yang, COrea, Gays every hour
ADDS 10 the crushing character OF tho
Chinese defeat. The total Chinese
losses are now said TO DO over 1900
killed, wounded And prisoners. The
Chinrse prisoners not wounded num-
berrd IL, 300. IL Is probable the num-
Der Will be increased the next
few days by prisoners being
constantly brought IN by the
japanese cavalry. Besides General
leo FOnk Wal, commnndet.in'chirf
OF the Mauehurlan army, who only
surrendered wnen badly wUuuued, tho
japanese captured Generals leo Pack
woi, Wei Ink Wei, Maya K1w Eng
aud Sci Kin Lin, practically all the
effective Chinere etAti. The Chinese
prisoners are T. 10 sent TO japan In
patches Of 1000 on japanese IrAna-
ports.
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NORM TANGLED Ur
ROSS nut nuchznau Causing zach
Othsr Go be- Arrested.

CHICAGO. Sept ls.-Gvotgc b. Ross,
manager of the Hotel Mindcmrre,
Hyde Park, and Il. ID. Buchanan u
wealthy New Yorker, said 10 be a
bfothef.iu.law 0f II. G.. Dun, afu cnuS-
ing each others arrest on different
charges. Mt. Ross refused 10 let Mr
BuchanAn's bull dog occupy bic mat
terra apartments. buchanan AMI g.,
D. Douglass sent two grips ahead from
New York, aud orders 10 havB the
rooms decorated with il0wots. sunday
they arrived and buchanan Insisted
upon taking the bull pup into his quar-
tors. Ross was tirm, 10 tue pup uud IT.
owner went 10 the Chicago Beach hotel.
An cxpfossman who went TOT the AK.
gage was met with I'LL for room aud
storage Of baggage aud holding The
rooms. BuChauhu HwOfc Outu warrant
before Justice Porter, charging kjsH
with stealing his baggage. k1ss swOfe
out warrant against buchanan for
perjury. The matter Will come up
IuualHy.
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REVISED REGISTRY LIST.
An Amended Oath Issued by tho Ulal
Commission.

The Utah Commission has made a
slight amendment In the oath Tor the
revised registry listin the clause which
formerly reRu. "and | farther swear
that am not a bigamist or polygamiat,
anu that | have not been convicted Of
any crime under the net Of Congress
entitled AN act" etc.
The amsudment consists OF the in.
terpolation between the words
"crimsu and "undef" Of the following
Words; "ior which 1 have not been
pardonbd or Amutstled,n The amend.
Oh oath stands IN u'l a. followt;
Darn ron REVISED HEuisrEY dsr
TEnmTom or urA" ~.
COUNTY 90 ..,..,, .....
I......................., being duly sworn Tor
nfnrmodJ doposo aud say, that lam oNor
twouty-onO yoarsutugri TINT have roaid-
cd Ina thoTorrtory ui u,ah iorsiN months
last past, andIuthls precinct torono inonlh
Immediately preceding the da'o hereoli
aud that I am naive born .ur natural
Va. M tho case may huI CItIz0u Of tho
United Sbtps; uui tha mF iuli name Is
.....,.,.................; that 1 nu "",.r,y years
Of age, tha. my place NJ busiuos, In
......,',...,.,,,.........; that am ,slnglo or
married. man, THAT tho name ~
my lawful vito ls......a,,,'' ..''''''',.'.'.''
and thai will support lhn constitution
Of the United States, ana VIII immunity
obey tho law. thefout aud especially VIII
inlay theart OF Congress approved March
BE-. iss1. entitled AN act 20 amend soc
non 5352 ui tho Revised statute, Of the
Unitei statutes ia reference " bigamy
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.af Zen made for the rual 'iia.'7.i N"
Of 10 Itmains and or III RI icut icy
tet Dee va a vault. iuuu ~ BE- amazed
~ tull dfoH uniform anu the co koi
tittiugly drtped ia patriotic collts.
Rev. Preston Barr, rector VI st. Luhe's
parish will conduct the funeral ac.
coriiug 10 the Episcopal n ritual. The
Pail bearers are six officers OF tie mou-
TOR Monterey anu coast survey steamer
Hassler, nov IN the hutpoL Two uiy..
sions Of marlEes from the Monieiey will
act ns an escort,
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Barsleny. Lcdding.

Information L. wanted concerning
tho whereabouts OF joseph Barsleuy,
William Bapeny, Charles Ledding,
Elizabeth Leddiug and Violet Led.
ding (the latter 10 or was a telegraph
OPERATOR, or either u them. The In.
qulry h made ~ y lncy Ogden, caro-
%. Frank kaiuey, South 2DIh street,
p.ttuurE, Pa, VINO II related 10 the
Iofsons named, anu Ii very anxious to
hear about them,
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A COAL RAILROAD.
SIX Milo Terminal from Grass Cf0,k
Mines Arranged F0L
mi WORN 4, SOW IL PROGRESS.
An lmport1nt Step Of The Utah Ton.
pauy--ilic Long Wishci-tOr
tunl Road nt Last.

Tine filing Of the articles Of incotpor.
alton Of the Gmss Cttos Terminal
Railway company narksa step OF great
moment to ghp people Of Utah. IL Will
be- ai once recOguissi, upon reading
the NAMES vt tuU iuc0fp0at0rs, ns a
move % Tue Utah Company Ia tbs
iurhefnnCcu ~ i,s great plaus.
Tho amount OF capital stock OF tho
tcw company IL placed At $4,000,
which is ~ be divides iu,o ,2yJ shares
Of the value % .luJ each, aui the term
o! tue company existence IL placed al
nlty years.
luu corporation, ~ SGT forth IA the
afiults, 90 organised Tor tho purpose u
acquiring owning, operating ami
maintaining a lile Of railway com.
moncing a. tho Grass Creek junction
Of Echo aud Park CiIy railroad, Ia
summit county, sud unnlnS ,us,ctly
up G.aso CgyyA canyon 10 section 10,
tlwusuIp %, u0f,h range o uast-,no
coal iIiuts. Tue length VI tue proposed
railway ~ HiE llhrH, All being la
the county Ut summit.
lhu actual contemplated cost o.
c0ubtluCuns the ROAD, together with
the CJsi 90 Tight VI way auI OjbUf
apputtrnanctb IJf the completion AMI
running " luv came, ~ neatly ~ can
be- estimated by competent engineer,
" -u,ul1 steam Or Othtf muuhaui.
cal power will bu used.
lAu incgruuAtOfs aui tho numbCr
u shares tuusuutUI for ~ each are ~
IulIuWg
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FLOWER wIrmDRAws.

Convinced that uis Nomination
wau,d Not be tnc hest
ALBAaY, n. Y, Sept ls.-GoV'
ornor Flower announced TO-DAY that he
was not candidate for denomination.
iIe made known his illumination
after long interview with Senators
HIN aud Murphy.
Governor Flower saidi 81 am con.
WINGED my nomination waull not be
40 likely TO command the iull vote VI
the party as would tho nomination Of
some otuer Democrat, and | am too
DESTROYS VI thu pArty's success to be u
candidate under these circumstances"
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Returned From the Fast.

Prot. Allied LAmb9uEuo has Just re-.
turned from a tip to the East. lie hu5
arranged with Boston house Tor thp
publication OF his latest skuto hes Of
Utah scenes. The work will probably
be placel before the public shortly hr-
lore Christmas lie also visited New
York, Washington, Mount Vernon AMI
other places OF interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-18

UEtoN, So, Sept. IS Arguments
lot further pOsipoBement VI the trial
oil DGAtnuf N. DusirOW, the 81. Louis
millionaire who 90 bfutally murdered
his wife and child list February, began
here before Judge Rudolph tl1ay aud
continued until midnight, when an
adjournment was taken tai tomorrow.
Duslrow'- attorneys asked tor Rc'n-
tinuanus four months Ia order 10 get
evidence which they ssy viii show
their client IL Insane aul that his Ia.
sanity Ia hereditary.
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Thc Cruiser Now York rIonted.

NEW iORl, Sept. lS.-rhe cruiser
New York came out OF the dry deck at
nigh tide yesterday. 1t was a difficult
matter 10 float the ship,a s she draws Is
Ieet Inches OF water, while the depth
across the dry dock nj morning high
water Ia but 20 feet 3 inches. Tho tide
yesterday was exceptionally high, how.
over, aud the cruiser came OF the sill
without acraping,
The battleship Maine may vet away
rom tue Navy yatd ON her official trip
tomorrow. Great interest altacnea 10
tho performances of the Maine's engines
aud tne contractors are anxious 10 nave
the Trial over. Considerable interior
hitting needs TO be doue on board the
ship, hut this will all be attended to iu
day Or Two,
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New York change.

NEW Yoml Sept. ls.--Sharo specu.
laton Opened weak, sugar On hbefal
selling sold down TO Bb!i distiiling
/! to-. a subsequent recovery In the
latter was made OF
The market was hrmly held up to
ll;i5. In tue last quarter OF an hour
before noon speculation was heavy
and sugar declined
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NEW YoRK, Sept. ls.-Tho tenth
anniversary Of the founding OF the
American Konnel oluD was celebrated
at Dslmonlco's last night. The oKeou-
tive committee Of the club, which Ia
composed Of delegates from kennel
cluUs all over the country, met In room
/ al the Finn avenue resort aud pro-
ueeded to discuss matters relating 10
their canine fAyoritta.
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MOBEgLY, Mo-, sept. IS The
Wabash RAILROADS. Omaha-aL Louie
train was wrecked near Chiton this
mOTuing. rnB engine became un-
manageable and rtI away until II was
deTAilei. No passengers were injured
Fireman Frank kelHeT was thrown
from tue cab anu prJbAuy hhily hurt.
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cnANe'. rLAoocW rEArnEn,
u Was IhTos.Eyed snd IIe Has, Alas,
Lost ~.

LONDON, Sept. ls.-A dispatch from
Shanghai says an imperial oilct hiss
bccn issued depriving NicorOy Ia
Hung Chang OF his thTee-eyei pea-
cock feather because OF his miaman-
sgement Of the Coroan campaign.
lataoati Shang, 1t IL reported, ~ in'
triguing against ii Hung Chang
through the rmpetOr's invOfilo teacher
The Pah MdH Gasits'S shanghai
correspondent says tue japanese arc
rapidly advancing upon Mtnkien.
Tue correspondent also says II ~ TO.
ported that VicerOy Ii Hung Chang
has been dep0sed.
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tue rapidly approaching brigade.
shannon was considerably bruised an1
somewhat dakri, but hu made sue.
cessiul ,ilItt iu getting out Of the way.
HIS horc, however was struck aud
severely injured.
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Gen. Clarkson Here.

Gen. John >. Clakson, who was
chairman Of the Republican nation ]
committee IA tho last presidential cam-
paign but Que, arrived IN salt Lake
from the West this morning, aud wac
spending tho day with his iIionds and
ON personal business.
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owen. sarsIy wins.

LExiN0IoS, KY, Sept. ls.-The
Leader this afternoon publishe. table
oi seven counti,s fllcial, aud Bourbon
unofficial, but cnucuieu by both sides
IN giving the vote as iollowt: Owens,
s,O12; Breokinridgr, 1907; settle,
1851. ONons's plurality, 209. These
figures are practically dual.
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Marriage Licenses.

The county CLERK this morning Issued
the following marriage licenses sam'l
W. Stewart, "a, and Ella NJ. Nebeker,
20; Wooster n BaTkIey, 2iand Grnev-
"a Lincoln, -, all Vi Salt Lake CITY.
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POSTPONED a WEEK.
The ". L. Davis Case Goes over for
Absent Witnesses.

special 70 me NEWS rli Ds'''' Tri'gurh
Provo, utsh, Sept. rs, lsgi.--Tne
W. T., Davis case has boon continued
ull Monday, September ai.h, on sp'
pllcation OF the deioudsul for tho
reason that important WITNESSES were
absent,
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Grand Jury Report,

The grand jury Of the Third district
court made their FIRST report this alter.
noon, finding twelve indictments un.
der the laws OF the Territory anu Que
under tue CnItel States laws.
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WAsHiHuTOs, Sept. Is The Pfesi.
dent has recognized Foster Clio Calder
wero Rs consul Of Salvador at San
Francisco, and HUE rs oJnsul OF Peru
Al san Francisco.
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wAsHuSurOS, sepe. ls.-rfe Pfesi'
dent has appointed Charles IL. Mansuf,
Of Missouri, assistant comptroller OF the
treasury. Mansur has been second
CON IToller, which ofilUo has been
abolished by the Dookefy cOmmitsi0n.
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WAsHINuTOS, Sept ls.-Among
other recess appointments announced
today WIS George II. lslaub ne post.
master nj o gden, Utah.
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There arc five directors, anu these
ntu named rs follows: NiiiOu Wood.
fui, George q. Cannon, Joseph r..
smith, WIN. ". Clun aud JAmua
Jack. George q Cannon 10 president,
Joseph 4. Hmttn vice resident anu
Arthur Winter secretary anu treasurer.
Tho surveyors went 90 work tOuAy,
laying out tue route from the mines
down tho canyon. IL IL HiAied by the
engineer that grade Of Two poi cent
eau be made. In response 10 Inquiries
today, Mr. Jack stated that they were
waiuug for Mrssfs. n. W. Clayton aud
Frank J. Cannon ~ return from New
York before much eau DO saiu. He
could not state Just when tho road
would be completed, hut II was OK.
pcoted 10 put heavy fierce Of mon at
work this fall. When Messrs. Cannon
aud Clayton come nome, tho dat. Of
commencing actual operations viii DO
determined upon.
The Utah company has three groups
Of coal minos. Al present the rate on
coal, paid 10 the Uniou Pacific for
freight, 10 81 per too, and thu coal has
10 be- hauled by teams ~ the U. T.
track. This hauling will be done by
tue Terminal linz.
II tue Utah company can make
sa,isiactory arrangements Tor depot
/ In this city, II Il quite probable tina
Au independent IAuIOad viii bu butt
| through nefo from Grass Greek At nn
early date. When tins Is accomplished
] it will uo goOa-bye 10 the coal oombiuo
/ that no long has had grasp on the
/ people. The commencement Of tue
/ Grass Creek Terminal IL a step Ia that
direction that Will be hailed with de-
| light.
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New YORK Jockey club.

NEw YoWK, Sept. lS.-The stakes
for tho meeting VI tho New YORK
Jockey Club at Jerome Park closed
yesterday NJ the Office Of the secretary
10 Brooklyn. The most important OF
theee Is the double event, called the
American Jockey haniioap' TINS
iifst race at mile anu an eighth VIII
no run on the opening day OF the meet
Ing anu the second, ut a mile anu a
quarter will be decided on Thursday,
October Ith. Should one horse win
both events no will DO presented win
the Muodlawn vase, which was won
once by Dryer Brothers, anu whlch
ia massive and handsome by o.
silver. rhe other stakes are the ClAll.
mont, ON 1--WE aud a hall iurlongs ana
the Fordhal at half mile bolh lor
two.yeAr olds; tho Bedford sIakes,oVe'
the Titan course, fur three-ysaf olur'
the Broadway stakes over the llIih
course ami the city stakes NJ niue
ana an eighth, both for horses IhIee'
yrars old aud upwards ana the l'iNel'
iale stakes Mt nve futlongsi tue Oah-
No. d stakes Of a mile aud an elgh'u
aud tue Yonkers stake nj mllo anu
an eighth, Tho club Adub ghuVu W
each of the stakes and tue entrance ll
.acn case IL fixed at $40, WIN uul %
torfeit, THIS should induce iibeTAi en-
trance to all the events
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Arabnlia, No, are tne men who hald
up the santa Flo train nj Cotin last
night, Two, Charles Abrams ami
Lincoln Overhead, were captured this
morning nj Memphis, Mo. Abrams
was wounded six timts, and cannot
recover.
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MEMPHIS, No., Sept. ls.-W. l..
Mcdaniel, who advised the officers u
tue plot, time anu place Of the Santa
Fe train robbery, went last night with
G.. II. Abrams, Link Overneii AMI
two others, 10 Cyrin. AZ the tain
neated CORN, thu engineer notice d
inst the switch signal light had been
removed. He heard the torpedo tx
pl1le, and saw the signal nag waved.
lie stopped the train
Abrams, tue lenIef nj the gang, ran
10 the engineer aud called ouii "We'ye
got you, hOld up your HANDS"
The engineer was little slow In
responding and Abrams shot him.
Detective Kinney, who was concealed
IN the tender, rose and shot Abrams IN
the shoulders with a double baffeliuu
shotgun, loaded with bugkshut.
Abrams anu the other fobbets slated
Tor the brush, AbIamt's horse was
KILLED. The uillcers secured the brush
but did not fnd the rUubeu. The
officers came 10 Memphis and got out
tue warrants, located Abrmf aud
Ovcfiluld and brought th' IN 10 jail.
Abrams Will die. The Uilllcss refuse
% give the names ui thc two Uthtts
implicated. All ate residents Of thls
county.
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The Funeral Of captain hrIdR"""'
TACOMA, Wash, Sept. ls.-Wlln NV, Nv
ling honors the funeral services oI suo
late Captain William H. bIluhuis1i
U,S.N,, will be- hold from ~ L"sea
Episcopal church, at : O'CLOCK 'n WI,
afternoon. No arrangements hN''
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kEOKuISi Iowa, Sept, ls.-FiVe
Gmsp, hying tures mlIOs north Of
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-01-05
An Emperor,s strange Fancy,

Strange fancies have taken hold Of
some men regarding the manner in which
their bodies were to be disposed Of after
death and the ceremonies to be observed
at their funerals.
The great Emperor Charles V had the
curious idea of celebrating his own fu-
neral. Shortly before his death he caused
a tomb to be made in the chapel Of the
monastery Of Estremadura, to which he
had retired after his abdication, and on
its completion he was carried to it as
though dead. Placed in u coffin and ac.
coppanied by a procession, he was borne
along, while chants were sung, prayers
said and tears shed. After the solemn
farce was over he was left alone in the
chapel, where he remained short time
before rising out of the coffin.-London
Tit-Bits.