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siitiss Csnpony.
OMAHA, Ost. M.-Ths Ceo111Ale Dis.
tillin9 company, the ssrsaoeee 0euess of
The whisksy trust, to-day 1s1e pe1lsc the
results of its expsriments ~ v9eoa they
produce vssy fair quality = 6ooF9s ftom
sugar beet meaasses. The s6eoese ~ the
distillsr b moes important f5on - fact
that II would afford addisjsee1 pgUdt 10
sugar manufacturers and oAeooen the
manufaeturs Of whisksy. IT, in1stAtosy
steps IN the manufacture ef ~ eusaf
spirits vas taken several days -. vhsn
the nrst car ofmolAssss was soeue0d aud
the contents drawn Oh iute "a inmsnss
vat, IN which the aiksli, vhieh has hssn
gathered from the soil In which heoes have
grown. is neutralissd. To tAe raw
molassss 10 added abeut 10 pr osnt. OF
malt and yeast and . qusntity q ehern-
ical preparation which 10 dspsnded on 10
convert the salts. Il 10 left IN tie vNt for
short time until the aikali b trans
formed. whom tho process oe S1rnenta-
tion begins, and II 10 then pumped into
one Of tho large fsrmanting vAts, whsre Il
lies for not more than ~ hours, until the
process Of fermentation 10 complste. The
process was never tried before In this
country, though II has been Ia u.s. In
Europe. The trust people claim Il 70 NOT
cheaper than the old process, end v o1
little consequence.
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DIDN'T STOP HIS TRAIN
MANY PASSENGERS INJURED
a Rear-gnd Collision Throws One
Car with Al On Board Into
the pitoh-rhe Engineer
Runs Away.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1k-Eneinssr Simp-
son, Of the East Loulslana road, b ~.
spousibls for frlghtful accident that 90.
cured this incoming at the crossing Of the
Louisville q Nashville and Northeastesn
road. About too miles from where the
Leuisvills D Nashville leaves Elyslan
will In all probability result In ct least
one fatality, while SCORES Of passengers Of
the Louisville q Nashville received severe
injuriss. The Louisville 3 Nashville
''aeross the lake" excursion train. consist.
ing Of eight coaches, well loaded with
pleasure seekees, Q large proportion being
women and children, pulled out on time.
AZ the train approached the crossing Of
the Northssstsrn tracks, Engines Hanlsy
brought his train to Q stop and whistled
a. the law requires. He then gave the
sisnal 10 70 ahsad and passed across the
tracks OF the Northeasteen. The last
Louisiana train carrying sxcursionists to
points In South Tammany parish was
booming alous its tracks and With shriil
shrek from its whistles for down beakss,
crashedsnto the sixth eoaeh Of the Louis.
VILE D Nashville train.
The eollisloa threw the crowded coach
completely into the ditch while the at.
taekine engine was dsrailsd and buried
its nose several feet In the mud. The
passengers of the East Louisiana train
wsss uniujussd excspt from the shock Of
the collision. Not % with the coast Oh.
eursion train, however. Just before the
iron monster struck the coach several
passeneses cav Il coming and panic On.
sued. There WAS Wild rush to escape
from the doomsd coach, but before one oe
the passengers could reach either plat.
form. the appeoaehins engine bad struck
Il and the eoash with ~ living freight was
hurisd from the tracks Into the ditch.
The women and ehlldssn shrisked In
their terror, willis tha Slpsn fought thsis
way hllndly for sosns sseaps from the
coach. Seats Wese torn up and hurled IN
svssy dirsction b. the feeee Of the col
lision, and altar the frst Wild panic had
subsidized thsrs weee hsasd pltsous means
from di6sesnt quarters Of the wreck,
falling Of painful injuries. Willing hands
went 10 work and within Q short time the
wounded had bean taken from the coach
and made % comfortable - the
circumstances wou,d permit. -rhs great.
est indignation and anger prevailed
against engineer Simpson, who had ruth.
lessiy disrogarded tho law requiring him
to stop and had caused the frightful aeei.
dent. Inquiry developed the fact that
Simpson had escaped to the swamp. A
section foreman on . hand car brought
the news Of the collision to this city and
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TRANSPORT. Oct, M.-Edmuud Critten.
dem. son OF Col. Robert H. Crittenden,
who was captured in Canada. was brought
here to-day and lodged In jail 10 await
trial In the United States court to answer
. charge Of having taken money from ths
mail while engaged as letter carrier in
the Frankfort postofiice. Young Critten.
den was arrested last spring and de-
faulted his bond. He 10 q grandson Of
John J. Crittenden, famous in Kentucky
politics, and was popular IN society. Il is
said Senator Lindsay will mako an appeal
to President Cleveland to pardon Critten-
den owing to his extreme youth.
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NrssouLA, Oet lA-Ths meeting of ths
LiedsrkrAns at Union bleek hall tonight
ives Q trsmendous success. No enc was
present sxcspt msmbss end Ssw iavitsd
quests, but The ball was crowded an1
everybody had Q eeed tims. Jessph Nusl-
lse, the vieans rscitatieaist. save sons
oe biz inlmitabls rsnditions With German
poetry and ballads, and the evening
closed with . social dance under the man
agsmsnt Of Billy Fritch.
Late this evening Ofheer Bliudour g.
rested man named Martin. oos of tAs
new ilrsmsn on the Noethsen PAeinc, VIE
attempted to clean out The Montana no.
tel. near the depot. He win spend The
night trying to clean out the city jail.
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PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct. 1.-THE bark
John Ludwig. which sailed from here with
q cargo OF timber. was picked up last night
about Ii miles oil tho bar and towed In by
the tug Marsh. The bark was caught in a
storm l3 miles south of tho bar. Her
mas,s were broken of and carried away
and her bulwarks stove in. The crew was
lashcd to the rails but the waves broke
the ropes which held the mate and he was
swept away and lost. Much anxiety is
felt here about the steamship Scythiau,
Captain Hamilton, OF the Short company
fleet. She left Tanpico, Oct. }. with the
large coal barge Alhainbra in tow and has
now been several days overdue. No tidings
have been received Of the vessel since the
storm.
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bryan vii, 0s. Away with Him.

OMAHA. Oct. 1A.--All the details Of the
debate between Hon. ]. NJ. Thurstou and
Congressman Bryan this week are COM
plete. On Tuesday night they will meet
at Lincoln and Thursday evening at
Omaha. As both arc avoN ed candidates
for the United States senate, the affair 10
regarded as of peculiar interest. Bryan
will represent tho FREQ silver element and
Thurston the other side Of tho financial
issue. The debate is attracting much at
tpntion.
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KNOCKED HIM DOWN.
Misc Lspss Appsass - usvs Several MAJ
onltsp Cssrsssss1sttea.


NEw YoRk. OF. ll.--Aflss Mary Lspsr.
who b crsditsd - bsIns the firss woman
In View Jssssy 10 adopt the divided skin
ss her rsGulas attire. wss the viesim ee ~
attempted assault mads last Night. Lsu-
rant Milton, . ysune psesshman. sen oe
. wealthy family. b In The Bsrasn county
jail. ehsrasd With the erims. Miss
Lspsr ~ known ell over the
ceuntsy. She lives about . mile
from Haeksusaek. Her costume at Ill
Vmss eoasistsd Of . pair Of boess o. shoes,
~ occasion required, the divided skirts
and shert Jacket end . masculine hat
Miss Lsper has had considerable trouble
over her radical notions sbout dFsss. She
hes been driven from the churches
because she persisted In wearing the un-
convsntional garments to the services.
The story told hg Mis- Lspsr to jus
tice Cumming to-day was that she called
~ the Milton homo. Thers was no one
home but the son, LaurAnt. She said she
did not know this and entered tho house
- usual. In the assault which followed
Miss Lepsr made manly fight against
hsr assailaut. She finally knocked the
young man down. Her dress was torn In
the struggle. She got out Of the room
while Milton lay on the door.
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THEY'RE AFTER SQUIRE
uulIneton's Senator To Deilula1t d
Big LaH Sllt
MANY MILLIONS INVOLVED
Much Valuable Reel Estnts In tho.
City Of Seattle Which, ire
Piaintisfs Aiisgs. squire
Holds Only In Trust.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nina, Ost. lA-A Ips,l
paper says Ia few days popssu Will b
dleti In . lawsuit which vii invo1vs IL
title to real sasats valusd q nsasly ol,soo.
600, and will call On Unitsd STATES ssna.
tor Squire Of Washinetoa, ~ IN sscount.
Ing OF property entrusted 70 him. Tho
plaiatiRs are Col W. q. King of this city.
Phil o. Rsmingtoa's anfaeoaist In ~
famous suit Of years ego. and John &
Goodwin, Of llion. N. Z. 4 quarter q Q
century aso King and RsmiuGtoa wses
close friends. Years aGo thsy invssted
heavily In western real estate, oae of H.
deals bsine the pueshass os . large
amount Of property whsse now stan1D
Seattle. Whsn the financial crash eaue
this penpsrI was given 10 Hsnr
ington to held In trust. Suhss-
quently Remington. who did . tsw
years ago, intsastsd The peoperty 10 his
souIn lev, Squire. vhe b The dsfsadaat
named. Squire aceosdins - The soss
plainants, has nsvse mads a. aeeeaoiine
Of The old trust. TAs psspssty. whisA -
thea vsrth . fsW hus1sS1 dsi1nn, = ~
worth millioas. Para se u has hssa ~
and none Of ~ msasy. assoF1ine -
plainti9s, hes rsseAsd The eepastnsss h
the original syndisats. Even ths unsslA
postisa, whieA it b alleged SQuto stiil
helds. oempsises . nunbse e shesss lssar
ttoas IN the hsast Of Seattle. Thess psse.
eetiss aloae ass coasssvaAlvsly essiaAts1
10 10 westh from q, ,2no,ooo to q Iooooa
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The Amount stolen Will Probably No
Exceed el.5Oo.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Ofiicials of the
bureau Of engraving and printing express
tho opinion that tho losses Of postage
stamps by the thefts Of Smith and his
confederates will not exceed Sl,2O or
$3.50. Up to this time four postmasters
in different parts Of the country. in addi.
ton to tho one Mt lonia, Mich, have made
complaints Of shortage in stamps
shipped them, but in each case the loss
gas very small. 1t is expected by the
mi6Sie 9fthe coming week ,ha. they will
have received reports from all postmas-
Icrs whose shipments of stamps have
been tamered with. William A. Beach.
who was arrested ut Orange, y. j., and re-
leased. is now being looked after by the
postal inspectors attorney. and with his
capture it is believed that all of those who
are implicated will have been appre-
hended.
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Ies An o Aystsry.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1A-Not Q shadow Of
Q tangible clue to the identity cf the men
who accomplishsd the remarkable feat Il
train heieandags In virginia Friday night
has Jet come to light. Ths littls town of
Quantico, which consists Of half dossa
housss, usually almost isolated from civi-
lisatiou. 10 evsrrun with detsctivss. Thsss
there are detsctivss, but The only points
On which the theories afs practically has-
moaieus ars that The robbery was care
fully planned one, executed b. peefss-
siouals, and that the ussn are now prok-
ably far distant from the flsld Of the1s
operations. The man arrested on suspt
clon last night will merely b asrsignsd
In police c0urt on . charge Of vagrancy.
20 no evidence lies against him. n
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They frs<lsd wives,

ANDERsoNvnLE, M, Oet. M.-Rsv. Dr.
Smith, well known In religious circlss
throughout Indiana. while prsaehine 81
Winchester became Infatuated with the
wife Of Fred Helm. Mr.. Helm. strangely
enough, fell In love With Nrs. Smith, and
the result wss that they traded wives. This
caused . sensation and nscsssitated Mr..
Smiths retirement from tho ministry.
Yesterday tho Judge OF the circuit court
Of tho Anderson district granted Mrs.
Smith divorce.
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fhs Psliss fhiak rhsy Have tie Assaa
ain II Naneeom srv 0ihhn .II I

the folloo Ihtak They 0ovo too Aoenes
sia sf Sssnsgsnsry oibba
CLEVELAND, Oct. 1A.-Ths pelies q this
city hslisvs that the murdssse q Nont.
eomegy Gibbs of BufRalo hes heso rua
down ct last. The woman, esds 1ebin.
sou, Who was taken to Buiisle ~ nighA,
confessing that IL was she who killed
Gibbs, ID bslisvsd to have teld The truth,
In part ct least. Her husband b h jail
hses CHARGED with burglary, anAs esusin
a hsr's, named Bert Snidss. y alss uadsr
arrest On the same charge. eol6ag has
made . statsmsnt to the pe,les, b which
he Gays Robinson confessed The muF4ar to
him. According TO the steEy, Hshinssn
and bis wife arrived In Builaly eAsly last
spring. They were penniisss, and decided
to commit robbery to get measy. TIE
woman dounsd mems clothss and she
and her husband went to . lonely place
on Delaware avenue 10 await toe : vietlm.
Gibbs was the nrst wsll-drsssed nan whe
happsnsd along. He was tol6 10 throw up
his hands. and whom hs resisted, 1sbln.
sou shot him. The couple thsa - and
the nsxt meenins they came 10 Clsvsland.
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ST. Louis. Oct. li.-Beforc ihrong
which packed both banks Of the river. as
well as the great Eads bridge this after
noon, Miss Mosenthoin won the mile and
a half sculling championship of America,
defeating Miss Tillie Ashley Of Hartford.
Conn.,, in Il minutes 1891 seconds.
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they Say she's Crazy.

VICTORIA, b. c., Oct. ik-Bsfore the
Arawa left Honolulu rurnor was in cir.
culation that Queen LiliuokslApi had gone
crazy. The report Is act. credited.
although for several days sho had not left
the house sheis occupying.
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SAxpusxY, Ohio. Ost. M-Hso. 0saa
Foliott ef this city did this aftsraesa n
his s6th year. When . bny - learned ~
printer's trade and edited spapsr q H.
tAviA. N. Y. Ror some YEN 10 vas .
member os the New York lsgislaAuss -
an assocsaie q Thurlev Weed. Mosiae
to Ohio. ho vas sditee q ths OLE 6lnlD
Journal. member os The bard q pshlis
works Of Saudusky. He rstissd 70 pgivaAo
life In 1883. He vas an intimate frisoA
Of William Cullsn Bryant.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. A.-The iron
and steel mills in this locality arc enjoy.
ing nh era OF unprecedented prosperity.
AT tho Pennsylvania Steel works the pro-
ductiou of rails and Bessemcr steel last
week was the heaviest for years. Three
furnaces in blast averaged nearly 800 tons
daily. The company has contracts for
o0o0 tons or more OF girder rails.
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UNDER A NEW SYSTEM.
Dsigian fpsss tssr New nallss Law %,
The rIsse Time.

BRussEis, Oct. t5.- Elections Tor mem.
bsrs Of the chamber Of deputies we're hsld
throushout Belgium to-day. Ths voting
was under the hew eompulsasy systsm,
which provides severe penalties for nenr
voteea Tue slessen wsss dlvtdsd Ia
three e)asess. . lsllswss Oae yeaR Usl-
dsats, over n ysass Of ass, who were en-
tltled TO one vote; married men and wia-
overs With families, who pay personal
taxss e avs fraaes 10 the ssaAs. vhe I'D
three votes; and priests and eahsss q 20
slttsn and sdusatiea, vhe bed thrss volss.
Ths elssisals under this system haA
great voting strength. Ths socialists
made stroag fight - an independent
party. Csuntins the votes 70 . slow pro
esss. TAs sstusns up 10 i3sD .. M, the
18th. sAew thai Catholic candidates have
bsea reslsetsd n I'll the ylsmish towns
With large nAjesitiss. A. far - asesr.
tsinsd \ appease hat The arst trial a the
new system gesnltsd In Q severe . hssk -
the me4penAs llhesAls and 70 The hsnsnt
Of The e)eeisals and socialists. Ths elssi-
Gals viu ss0ain the aovssnmsnt party.
having eppossd 10 thsm . dividsd mises.
Nv oe ubseals aad socialists.
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BERLfN. Oct. ll.-AeeoediAs 70 ~
La&al Aassiosr. visnna pAvsieiAn vAo
h fully informed b. ST. PstssshuzR g.
tors, states the diagnosis ee the :esnr's
complaint wavers between cancer In ~
renal region and inflamnaAtiou ee the
kidneys. All tho doctors, however, agsss
that the end will be neither shortly q
sudden. but death will come after . esad.
nal decline.
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FUN FoR THE cRANKs.
Prsssutatisa % the Temple Csp 70 O.
tatu Ward nnA His Glspsa

iaia ward ssA His Gissss.
NEW YoRK. Oct. M.-All the baseball
csanks In Nsw York state appsarsd to
have assembled tonight In the Broadway
thsatsr where tho Temple cup was prs.
ssntsd 10 Captain Ward and his eiants.
Tbs fun began b. the Dswolfs Hopper
Opsea company singinR . ehoeus. A.
traction after attraction followed In quick
succsssiou. Justice Grady made the
speech Of presentation and Della Fox car.
ried tho handsome cup and plaessl Il In
Captain Wards hands. The captain Of
tho giants made . short speech. The
ceremony over there was wild storm of
cheers aud deafenicR applause. About
$40 was resolved at the bog which goes to
the giants.
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DUFFY HEADS the LIST.
Bsssisg Records sf the Lsagus's usavlss
8attarA La

WASHINGTON, Oct. lk-Psssl6sot Nick
Young oe the National Baseball leaGae ~
day gives cut the elllcial bathing psser1s
of players for the ssason ee 1ook Duffy
Of the Boston club hsads The lleA .Nia
sseeed In full 10: Gamos, II, ~ ~
$50; rum, leo; hrst basss. 2as, peeesntaes,
.l3e Four Of Philadslphia's players fol-
low Duffy, vis: Turnsrs With . psgcsntags
Of .k2S; Thompson, 400, Dslahanty, 400,
Hamilton, .See. Captain Anson Of The
Chicago team comes nsxt With Q peceent.
ags Of .aeA. Baltimogs makes its ilrst sp-
psaraues with Kelly, pseosntass .Sol.
Holiday OF Cinoinnati y 10Th, with o psg.
csntags Of .Ssa New Yoek's best batter.
Doyle. has . percentage Of .Sss. He 10
18th,
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IN HOT PURSUIT.


Being Ne fraAA asbbses.
SACRAMENTO, Cal. Dot. M-Ths d.
tsseivss aFs completely st go regarding
ths tdeativ of the men who roe6ed The
overland train Thursday night. Thsy
claim . have discovered evidence that
ths sehhses intended 70 wreck he train,
but changed thsls minds AFTER eneeuntsr.
iag aud capturing tsaek Walkss. when
thsy Soessd 10 Aae the train. A elawhas
Was found near The scene of the robbery
and The authoeitiss bslisvs II was 10 have
hssn ussd In removing Tie rails. A shovel
hes also bsen found u tulss near The
traek, and u 10 believed that The shovel
was ussA 10 bury ths coin. Two strangers
st Woodland acted % suspisieusly this
mesnine that after thar departure the
shssi6 osgauissd o posss and y now In
pursuit. One Of the suspected strangers
was wounded In the hand and hs dressed
his wound In . Woodland saloon. Ths
o(aesrs are In close pursuit and every
road 10 guarded.
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ne SJewesy Rsogoeo nes Rleoty 81
Easaiss ADssg Its 0ws rsspls.
LONDON. Oct IA dispateh ftum Bse.
lin states thas . Hamburg Arm hes pus.
chased 10000 Albini rifles at foaP francs
cash from The Belgian government fes sx-
port to China.
LONDON. Oct. M.-A dispatsA from
Shanghai. dated to-day, confirms The ~
port that rsbsllien has beoksa cut 100
milss from Hankow. The sehsls ere
fairly armed and very rssklsss.
Thsy attacked The eevsssmsnt huildines,
which were tssbly defended hv loyal
troops. Ths latter were sooa defeated
and many Of thsm killed. Many others
Joined TIE rsbsls. Two mandArins vees
killed. The province 10 almost dsnuded
% troops and the rsbsls are daily gather
ine strsnath. Il b said they viii a1vanes
% Weo Chang. . provines oe Heops. a
which HAnkow b The capital. Ths eAsri-
con st Woo Chang has gone to the coast
and the place 10 thsrsfces practically de-
fonsoloos.
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CHglsTIANA. Oct. IA count OF tho
votes cas-, in the election show that the
radicals polled s,S3e to the conservatives
s,96s. Thus each party will send four
members to Storthing.
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Bnoouxx. 0sA 1k-Ahsa4 3 eis1ssh
thb sltseneea o,eas bsat eoE1ylnR 1sue
men was struck b. . squAll e& Ceoav
islaud end espsissa. Ths sesidsat vas
Witnessed b. . numhse u pssp1s - shess
and Jeha end Danisl nsllsv e Csasy
Island started 70 ths Fsssus q . ssnail
beat. Thsy sueess6ed n Fsssning Wa1oss
Boo&h, who vas ellnGing - ths svsstns.e1
boat, and bsoaght him - shees h a ~
eenssious eoadi&ioa. H vas 1nally
rssusestatsd and gave ths namss a his
eomrAdes Who wese dssuned - Htaak
MeIntyrs. James Heed and Prank HEittsa.
I'll e New BeiGheoo.
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New YoRx, OcG M-Ssaatee Calvia 8
Bsies. psssidsas ef The Lahs Esls .
Western railway, and ehsisman q
the eommittss On rsosganisatisa u tAs
Unioa Paei0e. had this 10 ~ te-6ays
"Ths railroads esuA ma sssn q trus4
with the Law % % b e pesssaA
Such Q combine weula b liks . ssQs e
sand. having nothing 10 hs1A tsusthss.
We must have pooling lesalissd an1 -
mittsA bseess ~ en- ~ tsos1hss.w -
x. Cewan, esnssAl sesnssl q ~ Balot
msse D 0hie rod. saias VI hsye hsasd
nothing aheut The fseuatiaa g ths pss.
possd trust, and knsw CDR esmpaay b
nol ideutiiled With 4"
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LoURExso. Aasquss. OF. N-TAs ssAsh
lisus Kafln in gssas fusse eettasksa ~
town to-day, bat vsss rspnlssa Ase
nswal oe ths attack b sxpssssd q 60
tlms. Ths situaaisa b sseisua. - ths Sset
defense ee the plaes b nes su11eisot -
make . peoaeaesd rssistanss.
CAPETowx, Oet. M-Ths eevssamanA
sf the South Afriean rspuelIe has eGsss1
10 assist The Pogtuguess 81 iursnse. 11Ass
quss. Ths proposed eoepssAsisa b ~.
eArdsd With sssptsasa hsss - a. inlsin0D.
mont q Beitish susssstney.h
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DUBOIS. Pa, Oct. 1.-THE PAGER Craw.
ford, having record of ? :07s., is dead.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. A.-For Montana:
Fair; west winds.
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she LIKES TO 90 ALoNo


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