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New Orleans, Sept. 26.-The first OF
the series of fights which will form
the pugilistic triple event at the Olym-
pic club took place last night In the
presence Of about 5000 spectators.
Prof. John Il. Mckhart, the popular
New York referee, olficiatad as j>ldge
Of the merits of the men according 10
The terms of the articles of agreement
between the fighters. Murphy ard
plimmer fought for a purse cf 81, 900,
$1,000 to the winner snd $500 TO the
loser. The men were In splendid con
ditlon and weighed In at the stipu-
lated weight-11a pounds. The fight
was declared q draw at the end of the
twenty fifth round.
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After a New Trial. 4

Minneapolis, Oct. 3.-Shortly after o
o'clock this morning Judge Jamison.
Assistant County Attorney Hall, Frank
ID. Larrabee and Mrs. Eleanor B.
Floyd entered the court room at the
court house and began the argument
for the motion for a new trial for the
Floyd boys.
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JAPs IN CHINA.
A Large Body of Troops Approach
ing MOukden,


London, Oct, "a dispatch from
Chee-Foo to the Pail Mall Gazette
this afternoon says that Japanese
cruisers are sighted daily off that port.
It is added that the nature of their
operations is unknown, but, coupled
with the fact that it has already been
reported that the Japanese have eff
fected landing to the northward of
Chee=Foo, these movements are re-
garded us significant and rs tending 10
confirm the story of the Japanese
landing. The British squldron in
Northern China waters is cruising in
the Gulf Of Pe-Chili. An insufs,ct'rn
il said to have broken out in the PROV
ince of Shanghai Tung, The rrsr;lt Of
the uprising or its patn9 ID Lot
known;
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Heart rronhle the Cause.

Chicago, Oct. 3.--The verdict Of the
eoroner's inquest on the body OF Miss
Belle White, who died in DIR. Sophia
Saunta's facial massage institute, was
that the deceased came to her death
by functional heart disease. and not
the electric sponge or the cocaine used
in the wrinkle cure DR.. Saunta, Mrs.
James and Dr. Wiaship, who were
held pending the result of the Inquest
were discharged
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DUELISTS IN JAIL.
Prussians Imprisoned for Resorting
E-F E..Ea tn the Coda. Fty.. .sss eEE-E

Prussians Imprisoned for Resarting
to the Code, @
Berlin, Oct, 3.-Herr yon kidderlen-
Wachter Prussian minister to Ham
burg, and Herr Potsdorff, editor of the
Kladderadatch, have been condemned
to. four months Imprisonment In a
fortress for fighting a duel, The duel
was fought with pistols, near Berlin,
on April Is. Five shots were fired and
Herr Pottsdorff was wounded in the
arm. The cause of the encounter was
an alleged libel upon Herr von Kid
derlen, then chief of the preas depart
nlent Of the foreign Office to which
Herr Potsdortf allowed to be published
In the KladdeMdatsch, a comic paper,
which became notorious for its attacks
on certain employees of the govern
ment. ssG ~
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Foreign Gossip.

It is officially announced that the
Gar has Bright's disease. F&t
GIlstaYe Humbert, q senator of
France and minister of justice in the
Freycinet cabinet, died at Paris.
Honore Mercier ex-premier Of Que
bee who has been i'll for some weeks
is, sinking rapidly.
Addressing deputation of visitors
Prince Bismarck endorsed Emperor
William in his course toward the Pol
ish noble party.
Sir William Harcourt is going. to
Wiesbaden in October to consult a
distinguished oculist in regard to cata-
ract of the eye.
The London Daily Telegraph says it
is authorized to deny that the Japan
ese government has concluded an al
lance with Russia and France.
BY q carriage accident which oc-
Cured near Rreux, France Yiscount
Louis Reiset, son Of the well-known
diplomist was killed.
American exhibitors at the Antwerp
exposition have been awarded seven
grand prizes, ten diplomas of honor,
and ninety-one gold, silver and bronze
medals. ~ sss
The appeal Of Paolo Loga, alias MA
rat" the Italian anarchist sentenced to
20 years imprisonment for attempting
to assassinate Premier Crispi on June
516, has been rejected.
The recent finding in Florence, Italy,
of two bombs has led to the arrest of
man named Salaiand and two ac-
completes on the charge of having
been engaged in the wholesale manu-
facture of infernal machines. F.
Dispatches received in Berlin from
the German colony in Southwest At
rica say that Maj. Leutwein on Aug.
27 stormed Chief Wilboi's- camp at
Naukluft. Chief Wilboi retreated and
afterward sued for peace.
Mr. Michael DaVitt in a speech at
Dublin declared that if Ireland were
coerced or taunted too far she might
some day sent representatives to par
lament to give left-handed, or, if nee
essary, direct aid to socialists and re-
volutionists.
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f. S. Tuttle's warehouse at Norwalk,
Ohio, burned. Loss, $4,000.
T. c. Smoot of Forest, ILL.,, was ac-
cidentally shot by a revolver he was
carrying and viii probably die.
Fire damaged the stained glass
works of George Harris & Co., at Buff
faIo, to the extent of $4,000. ~ IL
The Grand View hotel at Atlantic
Highlands, n. j., burned Loss $780,
600. The house was closed.
William Vandoren, a farmer living
near Adrian, Mich, was killed by rail-
road train. 4 ..a -..sf .. .H
Albert Dedmon was crushed and kill
ed by threshing machinery near War
saw, Ind.
Near Algona, Iowa. a freight train
coIIided with car which had been
blown on the track by the wind. The
fireman was injured.
The one-yeaf-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs William PettigreW of Anderson,
Ind, fell into tub of hot water and
was scaIded to death.
At Chicago, Thomas Elunohel his
wife and son, ate toadSt0olS thinking
them mushrooms. The son died and
the others are not expected to live.
Andrew Considine. aged 73 years,
one of the oldest settlers of Dubuque,
Iowa, was thrown from a wagon and
killed. e.
Soreve Winter, son Of Judge J. S.
Winter of Lewiston. H., died from sec
ondary hemorfllagc, the result of q gun
shot wound accidentally received few
days ago while out hunting. . ... s.T7
n
north of Crown Point, Ind, was re-
pairing the roof on large barn he fell
about fifty feet ana was instantly kill
ed. .
Judge Ariel Standish Thurston of FL
mira, N. Y, a supreme court judge,
fell down stairs and broke his neck at
PittsbuIg, Pa, ut the residence of his
granddaughter, Mrs. Gaylay. ...-s a.--
T. c. Smoot, a citizen of Forrest,
five miles east of Fairbury, ILL.,, received
a fatal wound by the accidental dis
charge of aFcyolyer he was carrying
in his pocket. r.r..ssga III .s-sz.
John Otto of Dakota, near Freeport,
ILL.,, fell from the top of moving
freight train. Although his neck was
broken, he is still alive, and his ply
sicians think he may survive for several
days. ~7 ~ D azzE
John Konantz, a general merchant
and farmer at Arcadia, Mo-, was fatal
ly shot by o gun which he had set for
burglars in his store. In opening the
store he caused the guns discharge, the
ball killing him almost instantly.
An extensive and disastrous cave-in
occurred at the mining town of Duryea,
near Pittston, Pil.-Five acres of ground
sunk and. twenty-six dwelling houses
were wrecked. The 500 employees viii
be idle until the water that rushed into
the mines can be pumped out.
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Ana No Ma,oA xvn. ,,..,.

New York. Oct. 3.--An exciting scene
took place this afternoon In an effort
to get OH a match between Fitzsimmoi.s
and Corbett Fitz put up $1,000
forfeit for the match, while Brady
posted tile same amout for n meeting
between Fitz and O'Donnel. Neither
We're accepted. There were many.
bitter words when Arthur Lumley
denounced Corbett as cur, anu
friends prevented hostilities.
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PITH OF THE NEWS
k:s ENTs OF THE PASTwEEK IN
a CONDENSED FORM.
The Latest and Most Important News
of the World, CulIed From the
Telegraph Reports of the Press
Associations. ss--a--e---r-era



Yielding to the Overwhelming pres
ruse Public Printer Benedict has re-
inStated many OF the men discharged.
In her trial trip the new battleship
Maine, which was built by the govern
ment. made i17.55 knots per hour.
George Clifford, United States consul
Mt Basle, Switzerland, says that the
prospect of the Swiss watch industry
are unusually discouraging, the export
to the United States being very light,
BY the decision of the United States
court Of private land claims all the
mineral-bearing portion OF the rich Co
CHR district was declared to be public
domain. (
Assistant ATTORNEY General Hall of
the interior department has rendered a
decision, approved by the secretary,
which viii enable the Puyallup Indian
commission to conclude its work and
dispose of the lands. EEF- <
The state department has been ad-
viSed officially that the report of the
beheading of thestwo Japanese students
accused of being spies and who We're
surrendered by the United States con-
sul-general ut Shanghai. to whom they
had appealed for protection, IS untrue.
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sensible Ernnresa.

Shanghai, SpeciaL-In an imperial
Issue yesterday the dowager empress
commands curtailment of the festivi-
ties. in. celebration of her birthday. She
will dispense with the grand cere-
rnonfal of congratulation, and every
thing will be on a reduced scale and
in the "Eorbidden City" only. The
money thus saved Is to sbe devoted TO
melting war expenses. i i.
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Chillicothe, Ohio, Oct. Flying Jlb
made wonderful showing here this
morning. Andy Mcdowell was work
ing him out and had him hitched to a
high wheeled pneumatic wagon with
a running mate hitched. The pair
scored several times and finally Nc
Dowell gave the word to those who
were in the judges stand. The geld
ing paced away beautifully, He went
the half in 100 and finished on the
last halls in 1i59 IL. The performance
has excited the horsemen greatly, as
1T was the fastest mile ever paced un.
der similar circumstances.
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Again They F,gh..

New York, Oct. "a special dis.
patch from Buenos Ayres says cor
respondent in Rivera, Brazil; sends
word that fighting has broken out
again in the Province of Rio Grandc
do Sui between the rebels and tha
government troops at four different
points, and that. the insurgents are
getting the better of it. They have
arms and ammunition and declare
that they will now fight 70 the bitter
end. In all the frontier towns the
people are iotning the revolters.
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General,

Cantons Ohio, is to have the East
Ohio NJ e. conference in 1895,
Populist leaders Of Ohio claim that
Gen. Frye, of the California industrial
army. is an aYowed revolutionist,
The suit brought to annul the charter
of Hartsville college at Columbus, Ohio,
has been decided i'll favor of the college
People of Sturgis, KY, have armed
themselves to resist payment of the
railroad tax and bloodshed is feared.
William Ripley, the comic opera sirg-
er, who shot himself several days ago,
died in Bellevue hospital in New York.
Judge Kinkead. whom Desha Breck-
inridge challenged to duel, claims the
latter failed to keep the appointment.
The Prohibitionists nominated Louis
Manning of Somerville for congress
from the Third New Jersey district.
Colorado's gold output for 1894 will
reach $12,O0O,000, the largest IL its
history. 1t is hoped to mine $4,000, :
600 in 1895.
William, the son of George Harms,
died of lockjaw at Fairbury, Ill. The
disease was caused by stepping on
rusty nail.
The annual report of the Illinois Cen
trail railroad shows an increase OF $780,
600 IN traffic receipts, due principally
to worlds fair business.
The receiver of the Fort Madison,
Iowa packing house was granted per-
mission by the courts to lease the plant
to John Cudahy of Chicago. :
Judge Hanecy. of Chicago, has grant
ed Edith G. Marshall decree of di-
yorce from Daniel Marshall. The de-
fendent is the son of one of Colorado's
largest ranch owners.
William Steinheimer cancelled q
breach of promise suit by marrying
Miss Maggie Fix, daughter of a farmer
near Fayetteville, Ill. Since the cere-
mony Steinheimer has disappeared and
his whereabouts is unknown.
Judge Allen at Springfield H., gave
judgments aggregating $4,000 against
the Wabash, st. Louis & Pacific rail-
road and In favor of several New Eng
land manufacturers for the burning OF
barge loaded with cotton at Cairo,
Ill, in 1886
The Civic Federation of Chicago. has
decided to hold, No. 1914, a congress of
labor leaders, thinkers, manufacturers,
representatives employers. and students
of the social questions. as related to
the iabofing field. sChauncey Depew
and Telence v. Powderly are expected
to address public meeting,
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sTRAINEp RELATIoNs.
Goodness Between France and Eng.
EE land In Tncw~anaU~

Goodness Between France and Eng
Iand In Increasing.
Paris, Oct. 3.-The Figaro says that
NJ. DE Crais, the French ambassador
at London, has returned from that
city much discouraged. and that the
belief gains ground that he has. been
entirely unsuccessful. The Figaro
adds: Onr relations with Great Brit
ain for some time past have been of a
difficult nature. The truth is the dis
cussion of the Egyptian question is no
longer ventured upon between Paris
and London. The Paris Temps, as
already cabled, announced to-day that
De Cralis has resigned and that he will
be succeeded by Baron de CourceI.
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chinnmen niachnrred.

New York, Special United States
Commissioner Shields to-day dis
charged Lee How, Lee Jack and Chu
Puan, charged with smuggling China
men from Canada through Vermont,
on the ground that the evidence
against them was not sufficient. a.
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Shot hx I,onfnads.

iChieago, Oct 2.-Axel I. Peterson OF
Kenosha, Wis, was shot three times
and perhaps fatally wounded in an en-.
counter with footpads on Chicago ave-
nue. last night. Four suspects have
been arrested
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To Divide China.

London, Oct. ga dispatch to the
Times from Frankfort says that the
London correspondent of the Frank
fort Zeitung telegraphs that he has
learned from an excellent source that
Japan, If she is victorious over China,
intends to divide China into three in
dependent kingdoms which will be
placed under theruIe of native princes,
one of whom will be Ii Hung Chang.
Ii necessary Japan will call a confer
ence of the powers to decide the mat
fer
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Strikers Yield,

Newcastle, Oct. 2. = The striking
Newcastle coal miners have adopted
resolutions petitioning the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company to reopen the
mine, and agreeing to work at the old
wages, not to strike for a year at least,
and to give thirty days notice when
any change in the wage scale Is de.
sired,
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Cure for Hog Cholera,

Iowa Falls, Iowa, Oct. 2>-Some of
the prominent farmers living north OF
here. in Franklin county, think they
have found panacea for the dreaded
hog cholera. Those having herds of
hogs that were afflicted with that dis
ease, have stopped feeding corn and
substituted wheat, and no more hogs
have died.
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Siaux City, Oct. 2. = To-day Mayor
Fletcher's order that the houses of
prostitutioni must close goes into eff
feet. There has been a strong opposi-
ton to it, and the entire city counsil
is against the mayor, who is immova-
BILE. He says the prostitutes must go
or they will be brought up on charges
under which they can be sent to the
penitelitiary. Many of them have
crossed. the Missouri river and the
town of Covington is booming. The
mayor has closed all gambling houses,
and the city is in the midst of one OF
it's periodical spasms of morality.
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W q =
Starved to Death.

Los Cerillos, N: Mex, Oct. &c. Fl.
Ortner, aged eighteen, from Marsh
field, No., was, found unconscious in a
barn here. The doctors pronounce it
a clear case of starvation and do not
believe the youth will recover. He is
unable to give any account of himself.
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The Cars Illness.

Berlin, Oct. 2. = Prof. Leyden. the
Berlin specialist In brain and spinal
diseases, who has been summoned to
attend the car at Spala, has an
nounced that the condition Of his mai
esty is not such as to justify immedi
ate anxiety.
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Fergus Falls, Mimi, Special The
Omitted States grapd bury is now work.
Ing on the Rarnesyille cases. The St.
Cloud cases have been finished. Six
indictments We're found, including one
against Dad Foster. Attorney String
er expects to begin trying them Mon
day.
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An Outbreak Against The s,resens

London, Special. "A dispatch from
Vienna to the Chruafcle says that o
semi-official telegram from st. Peters
burg announces that the Russian gov
ernmeNt has learned OF rebellion
against the Manchuarian dynasty. 1t
is probable that there is much exas-
peration against the Chinese authorf-
tiespon account OF the defeat of Chi
nese troops aud the. lack OF discipline.
in the army. The dispatch adds tnat
the irregular troops are everywhere
committing disgraceful sutrages. The
Chinese excheQuer is empty.
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Collects I'm the naxotna.

Washington. Oct. 2.-The following
recess appointments were announced
az the White House Saturday: Archie
M. O'Connor, collector Of customs for
the district Of North and South Da.
kota; Thomas Fl. Studehaker, post
master at AIcGregar, Iowa,
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An Aged Bridegroon.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-Rev. Swan B. New.
man, eighty-two years old. pastor of
the Emmanuel Swedish Methodist
church, has taken out license to
marry Miss Anna Cecilia Gilman, aged
twenty. The prospective bridegroom
has been a minister for forty years
and has been married before,
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no prevent Flnnaa.

Vancouver. B, g. Specialize Do
minion government has commenced a
survey on the banks of the Frazer
river, from Yale to the mouth, In order
to devise suitable dyking scheme
that will prevent a repetition Of the
disastrous floods of last spring.
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Arrested for nuryIorv

jamestown. N. D., Oct, 2.-John Nel-
son and John Wabel were arrested on
charge Of burglary to-day. They
waived examination and were bound
over to the January term of the dis
trict court.
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Enr His Henith.a sake.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 3. - The cZar.
the czarina, the czarewitch, the Grand
Dukes George and Michael the Grand
Duchess Olga and Prince Nicholas OF
Greece left Spala yesterday for Lividia
in rhe Crimea, where 1t is expected
that the car will stand better
chance of recovering from his sicE>
ness. ..s-rff # .l.
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The Dorunda wreolsea.

Lisbon, Special.-The British steam
er Dorunda, ffsdin Brisbane Aug. /, via
Colombo Aug. 30, for London, has been
wrecked at Peninchee, Portugal. All
on board were saved. The steamer
was regular Queensland liner. She
was a weasel Of 2,O10 tons.
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Not for Sale,

Chicago, Oct, 3.-The proprietors of
the Chicago Tribune emphatically de-
ny the statement made by a Phila-
delpl,ia paper of the sale of the Trib-
une to LII. FL. Kohlsaat or to any per-
son or syndicate, The property is
not for sale.
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Eur I'm Flames.

New York, Oct 3.-The factory of
Jonas & Nuremberg, cutters of hatters'
fur, in the six-story double brick build
ing, Nos. 51Q and 512 West Thirty
first street, was destroyed by fire early
this morning. 1t was the largest fac
tory of it's kind in America. The loss
will be about $4,000,
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nTnaea w. Rnrns bend.

Eau Claire, Wis, Oct, 3,--Moaes w.
Burns, the photographer, widely
known In the national guard and rife
associations Of the country as
nlarksman who had won numerous
medals, died this morning after
long illness, the result of cancer.
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A. a1o.o0o E,r..

Ashland, Wis, Specialize loss on
the mill at Benoit which burned last
evening, Is placed at $4,000, two
thirds of the value being covered by
insurance. It was owned by w. i.
Ketehum, Q Chicago lumherman.
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Net witb an Nccldent.

Washington, Special,--A telegram
received at the navy department to,
day states that the torpedo boat Eric
son broke an eccentric strap while on
a private trial and it is expected tho
official trial will be thereby delayed
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n I
I,nEfnn ntL.nnds.

Denver, Oct 3.-One tAousand ex-
eursionists from Eastern Kansas
points have arrived In Denver. 1t is
the intention of many of them to go
down through the state, particularly
to the San Luis valley, to look over the
rich farming lands in that section.
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wife Murdcs and suicide.

q Sac City, Iowa, Oct. "a shocking
double tragedy occurred here. Will
lam Tole,s a, ,laborer, attacked his wife
with an ak and, killed her. He then
called in neighbor and cut his own
throat Jealousy is thought to have
been the cause.
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Amhitiona Pitfshnru.

Pfttsburg, Oct. 2,-To-day the Repup-
lican county committee passed resolu-
tions inviting the national committee
to have the Republican national con
ventfon Of 1896 meet in this city.
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Brainerd, Mimi, Oct. 2. - A heavy
rain storm has prevailed here during
the past twenty four hours, and rain
is still falling. The forest fires are
effeetually stopped.
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nv AcclaInatis.n. A

Fostoria, Ohio, Oct. 3.-R. Harris of
Bucyrus was to-day dominated for
congress by acclams ton by the Repub-
lican conSressisLal e.nvention sf the
Thirteenth district Us
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Going After peteraon

Eau Claire, Wis, Oct, 2. - Sheriff
Riley OF this city has gone to New
York to get Peterson the forger, who
arrived there from Norway and gave
himself up Thursday,
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ATTEMPTED MURDER. ~.
Ccnvicts Put Poison IN thc wnrden's
Food and Brcnlx Jnil.

Food and Brcnlx Jail.
Tacoma, Wash, Oct. 3.-The prison
ers in the United States penitentiary.
led by John Wade, pnt poison In the
food of Warden Palmer and few
guards. But for the fact that the des-
perate prisoners used too niucl- Of the
stuff, not one Of TIE intended victims
would have escaped alive. During the
excitement that followed, four of the
prisoners. with Wade at their head.
made their escape from the island, and
despite the most vigorous search, have
been at large ever since.
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nun nl,nn

Bostan, Oct, .3.-The Boston & Al
bany began to-day to run its shops ON
full time-eight hours day for six
days week. They have been running
only three days a week.