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The VIGILANT WON.
L.si.ns lhs Britannia By Six Minutes,
Fly S.COEds.
TUE CONDITIONS FAVORABLE.
The Yacht Attained n Speed Of About
Twelve Mile. an Hour Ina
Good Breeze.

cows, Isle OF wiGHr, Aug. A.
The vigilant won thu yacht RAGS with
the Britannia. George GOuld's yacht,
the Vigilunt, has redeemed the promise
" her sailing master, that given deep
water and strong wiud, shu would de.
feat the Prince Of Wales's crack
boat the Britannia. The race
lodiy was nifty miles, twice
over tho queens course. Ia
trIls was GlOO. The race was the
fourteenth uutwteu the two boats, Ut
which the Britannia hsd won ten.
Tue start WAS In a shilltb, westerly
breeze. A large crowd watched thr
nrst half Of the race from the shore, but
about the time that II was oOmplriui
uflzzling rain had tct IN. Some
seconds advantage was with the
iintaunia In the send % ut 1880,
but the V,gilant quickly Overcamo II
nnl got tue lead which che held IN the
fuish, only once coming near being
Iut IN the second place.
AZ thu completion OF the lfst round
tue Vigilaups lead was three minutes,
rty seconds, only twenty seconds
m1lu tnan the time allowance 10 the
Nllauuia. On the second round tue
valiant Increased tue lead 10 six
minutes anu hity seconds. Sue went
over the course la three hoursand fiiiy
seconds, or At rate " about Twelve
milpH ~ hour.
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SPURIOUS NOTES AND COINS.
A Hilton Dollars Worth Said 10 Be
In Circulation.
tho secret service iEot on the rrnii oi
the Members ofa Large Hand
of Cuuaterfsitcrs.

New YORiS, Aug. "A million dol.
lars' worth oi spurious treasury notes,
I, is estimated, have been put into
circulation by gsng Of countcfioitur.
around whom the government de-
teotiyes have now ut last succeeded In
drawing the meshcs OF the law. Cniei
FOrsythe, Of tho United Siatea detect.
i've bureau In this city, Will not give
any information ~ 10 the NATURE Of the
evidence IN the possession u the gov.
vfnment, fearing that It might inter.
fefu with the work u capturing the
other members Of the band, OF which
Russell ID. HOyt anu samuel Massey
now Ia Ludlow street Jail, atv Hitd To
be members.
IL appears 10 be- certain that tbs pres.
ses ami plates Of the gang nave been
found aud couilscated. SJmr Of tue
plates are tai 4 10 have been stolen from
the government. The cJuntcticitufs
not 0nly had tho facility " turning out
o, 10, 20, 90 aud 100 dolinr treasury
notes W, also bonds aud securities Tor
wnich n market was found In foreign
countries, particularly England.
Where this plate was located is ~
yet mystery, but ono msn, formerly
n secret service detective ut Washing
ton said that the countorieiters had
their money factory Ia somo out Of tue
wHy plAcs IN Connecticut, where tuey
made tho spurious noteA aud cuinH for
the last ten years, growing bUldur aud
lncfeAsing tins volume Oi tnuir output
year y year until agencies for the dis.
tribuuou oi the false money had ueen
established In every large city Of tue
Union. Ths work was carried on with
wonderful skill, anu oven the banks
accepted the cOunttrielts and tarcly
was the spurious condition Of any notus
discovered until they reAched the sub
treasury.
a wholesale dealer ia false no,ei,
ltala, was arrested. Hu fret twofr
that he knew nothing, but finally sail
he would rather die than say anything
btCaure his wife would not be secure II
he "squeAlcd" while any OF the gang
remained vt liberty. The secret service
arc now hot on the trail oftho mo.nhurs
Of the gang. A iull DESCRIPTION Uf
them has been cablsd 10 the police
authorities nj foreign ports aud they
viii all be cora lied IN a short time,
IL 10 believed that this gang OF
cOuntefieitcrA wHs the main branch OF
the GtlRgs gong captured Ia tue sum.
mer NJ 1850 Ia Dayton, OHIO. Thcy
had Hooded tho western country with
counterfeit notes for year.. Ono Of tho
gang escaped anu he was the one
whom the detectives were mtHt
anxious to get hold NJ, for h0 had In
Ills possession n no "Webttof head"
gtaved by Brn Boyd, a former EN-.
plUy OF the U. ). bureau Of engraving,
who was then serving n 10 year
sentence In Joliet prison. Boa BOYD
Joliet AMI 10 now said 10 bo highly
valued smploye OF the Chicago Bank
Note Printing company.
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The nHin right Now on Coal and
IFon ore.

The VAIN iight New On Coal and
IFon ore.
WAsHiNOroN, Aug. al rho tarlfl
o1ntuftos began tue work today with
the sugar schedule. IL 10 claimed the
Senate conierco, polluted CUT that with
the new schedule the bin would DOT
receive tho votes Of Senators Caiifey
and Blanolarl (LbuisianHD, becuusu
no bounty flr this year Ia prIyideJ; or
0f Allen hud Kyle (Populittsl, End
these four votes, Nitn that VI Senator
nm would defeat the bill,
The House members say tho L0ulsi.
ana men CHnuut HH0rd 10 vote against
the bill 20 favorable TO the sugar Inter.
csts, simply because no provision Tor %
bounty on this years crop Il included,
na Congress certainly would pass Tree
sugar bill le'Ofe adjournment.
The senatorial conference was sup.
posed 10 have been held 10 ascertain n
some new arrangement " the schedule
could not be proposed, which would
meet with more favor. Shortly alter
the conference Of tbs senators was over,
IL was stated by One that the sugar
schedule would be agreed ~ on the
lines suggested yesterday ,aud the main
nRht between tho CUuiereeH then would
be on the coal aud non Ute. When Il
short recess was taken tho House con.
iefees announced that no agreement
had born reached on the three main
items-sugaL iron and coal
some Of the o0uiurers said Il might
tnko three or four days more 10 bring
the members together.
The schedule submitted 10 the con.
ioroes yesterday provides Tor duty on
raw sugar OF forty per cent, on refined
sugar forty p8r cent; on tue quantity
NJ raw sugar necessary % make An
amount Of fined IN any Importation,
ami a nth cent additional, anu also a
tenth cent additional from countries
paying a bounty on sugar exported.
There was b hurried conference TO-
day between SENATORS GJfman, smith
aud Jones. Previous 10 this the
Louisiana senators maize vigorous
protest ugainsl the proposed sugar
schedule which did not provide TOT u
bounty On lhs product OF this year.
rHR SUGAR SCHEDULE CONE OVER.
f. developed touey that a conference
was held at tho Wine House last Night
% which Wtfe pTutont the President,
tho speaker, Chairman Wilson, Secrr.
| taTy Gresham anu some tthera, The
new sugar aunodulo WIS gone over aud
! the subsequent action VI those present
warrants tne inference that the pfosi,
dent AMI others believed advisable u
accept tbs proposition. IL was win
tbiB UNDERWRITING tuat the House
coniefeta met the senators today, but
tho OF lection Of the Louisiana SENATOR
developed ga unexpected obstacle.
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PIONEER REUNION.
The Big Celebration HAS Been Post.
poued to August 2Oth

The big pioneer reunion Intended 10
bs held al ssl,air ON the sIh inst, cou.
oerning which brief mention has been
made 10 the local newspapers, has bren
postponed until Monday, August Goth.
The pOatp0nement was announced
Rt the conclusion Of n meeting held by
the executive committee, % which
Gruetgl "A. B. ClaWsOn 10 ulairmHn,
at noon today aud siIor due cousiGera.
ton by those present Us 10 the impor-
tsnce n the occasion, The affair NE
though only casually referred to up 10
dale, has aroused 80 much interest us
TO suggest % those la charge the
possibility Of Iermauauce, ms
coupled with tue fact that
there WIS scarcely time enough 10
make the celebration aIl that was d.
sired on the sth, led TO the postpone.
meet.
Competent committees on transp0r-
tatI0u, entertainment program aud al
yuttlsiug have been sppOiuted, and
when the pi0utprs, veterans aud early
settlers N Uah meet al SAltair In
happy reunion uu August goth, they
will discover tuGt their lfiouds have
done much 10 mako the Jay an aus,
plciJus oue for them,
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WITH A $40 GOLD PIECE.
George Olsen Accused q TY.ns 10
Bible q U. S. COmmlSio1sL


Han that Il lie stated DO true, Il would
seem that George O,seu has been
guilty o'aH net which may yet land
him In an uucnylablc pcs ton. The
serious allegation Is made that hc
sought TO bgl5c Commluionet $40.
Nally, Ivy means OF a go gold piece,
Into giving decision in favor Of toe
defendant m the harness reployln suit
tried this week. Ia which Israel Evans
Jt. was thu piainug bui Contractor
VIM. Harkius tire Defendant. The
facts Of tue case sro ~ ihis time well
known TO the readers Oftho EEHA
Olsen is GA lspimut iOt tive Oiilco OF
county shtnn at tuu mex, election, a.,
indeed, he uts been uu several IruvI-
Ous OCCASION; but has never yet tuc.
tledUd iu getting there" He IVES
also formerly iuiUmau uf Etunucut,efs
ON the iUiut city anu county tuiluiuE,
aud subsequently acted ~ head 10
~ tclof Uu tue gravity svwuE with MI.
l.. h, D0itmus Hb h,u chiui
At tho present JuuCiufe Commits
sioner McNaliy does NOT appear pAT.
ticulnfly anxious 10 cay too much upon
tho sut luct oi tho alleged attempt At
bubiug, tut this hu did admit when
questioned! AFTER tne hearing aud
uriofc luugmt nt had bssn pronounced
on rhutadAy, Olson rame ~ my oihca
and, placing an envelope ON my deck,
nutfiodly went cut On OIouIBg zoe
envelope | iOuui u contained y so
COLA piece. came b. the conclusion
that people might NJ well know ut once
tnAt 1 was not ~ tina. kiu Il Of bubi.
lees, and ! sia ted the incis and banded
over the $50 anu the envelope ~
Assistant uuiioi States District At
toruey H0wat for him TO take what
ever action he cav proper, ami
understand the grand Jury will likely
have an opportunity ~ Investigate tho
matter" Olsen, ne addsu, had AZ.
preached him previous 70 the bearing
| aud said ho would like 10 seu the case
decided in favor Of Harklu,, at tho
sans time offering him a go gold
piece, which was then unhositAtingiy
refused.
OIsen absolutely denies having
offered thu C1nmissioncr any sum Of
money, anu declares that "such a
thing never happened.n Hs Gays hu
had no lntrfrst WhAluvur Ia the case,
knew but little about II, and insisi-
that tits all "a political loo" 10 inlufr
the prospects Oi his nomination for the
Ufiics Of shHriii, when the time arrives.
Judge HOwat was askei lyh NEWS
reporter this morning what action he
inteHdai 10 take In the matter, aud hu
replied "N0ue, until tue gtanu larry
assemblies next month; thea pefhap.
something viii ho dOut."
When spoken 20 regarding discus
denial, Commissioner McNAlly chat,
hcterlzri II NJ false throughout, Huu
said ho would be- ready 10 stand by the
statement above mAuu when the proper
time arrived. HE honor bgretu a.
ctellngly the publication NJ tnis lime,
by the newspapers, " the story VI the
alleged bribery, obtained from some
outside source, aud says he aimed ~
Keep II secret Tor the present, for good
reasons, When, however, he learned
Ihgt the Incident hHd leaked out no
thought II advisable, when iutefro-
gR,uU, 10 briefly state the true fsCls.
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lie hal just Juu hiF iraI when be
received q blow On ia right eide Of
'hc heal itom q piece 90 lual pipe,
which the stranger swung with if,-
u4eudous force. fho violence o the
blow saved Nuwbrrgsr, Tor u Eu0cktu
him avs rom thuclunttr beyond
the reach OF q second ulrw. Az Nuw-
berger tell he caught upA l1aIvI re-.
vUlvur no always sept on shelf uu.
hind the Couuttr. As his sssailant
saw him clutch the weapon ho mnIo -
Ur,1K i1rtbo door, leaving the jewels
untouched. Ho was caught Outsidv.
AZ the West rhirtirth stree, sHugu
tho man said Ae was EIwufl Wa.
ilams, IS years OF age, Of SAN Fan.
cisco. a revolver uiiy lUhde1 auu So
iu cash were found in his pockets.
Williams was fomanded until today TO
give NewbUrger chance 90 recover
suI tnr detectives an opportunity 20
learn more about MIN.
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MURDERED ~ couRr.
4 Youug woman I,ius the Dsfcndan,
~ tho ease.


~ the ease.
81. JOsEpu, No., Aug. A dls.
phtch received here from Norton,
Kan, last night. giv,s the particular
of tho killing VI Eugene MoEnfou by
Miss Ella Lunucy al the rnunia schUUi
house near ircOfa.
Mia Luuncy had McEnroe arrested
on n charge OF outrage. Her story IA
10 the effect that ono night last week
McEufor crlminniiy assaulted her.
McEnrOe's preliminary hearing on tho
charge was held by Squire fhuma Al
ruuma school houar, When the time
yet iur ,rialuffiyru q large crowd u.
ueighu0fs had gathofuI 10 hOar A..
Mics Lunnuy arrived with her mother.
ncslug young McEuf0v situng az Que
90 tnU decks tho i'm Huuia,ely went w
10 him and fired four suOts iutO his
body, Causing instant death. Tue
youthful mufdefrsH wnn ut Ouce or.
rested. Her mother aud John Me.
kLcln were held ~ aCCUmplicuH.
MCNelf admits furnishing Mics
Lunney with tue revolver with which
sue dil the killing. MeEutoe's ffiends
claim lie was innoccut OF thp dUoi
which lof 10 bis death Eul charge
that Mckneii 10 tho guilty party.
Mex ntiif Is n relative OF Miss Lunney.
Pubiio sentiment IL against Mcneil,
while few believe MolinroB guilty,
Miss Luunoy 10 a well educated woman
Of 10. Her nthrf Ia onu OF tue SUI.
stautiAl farmers Of AlmilJ township.
The parents Of the young people
have bren neighbUrs anu friends Tor
many Year,.
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usEsil, lad, ta iip ,ioysd Away.
BRAZIL, Ind., Aug. 4.-GenttAl
Manager BTUugnlou, VI the ChioHgo
q Eastern Illinois railroad, has arrived
~ tho city, and ordered the C0mpany'H
uiylsiun shops taken down ana loaded
preparatory to moving them TO Mo.
muuce, IL. a committee VI thirty
business men waited upon MIR. Bf0ugh-
ton anu requested that the shops be-
all .wud TO remain. lie answered ths,
hu was simply carrying uut the IN
stiuc,iOn u the company; that tho city
sui county authorities had refused the
company protection hero and bit.
trtly urnsuted Rheu1 ltlugO Tor
appearing ON the COmpany's property
when appealed 10 Tor pEOt,ctiOu, Weaf.
lug the white fihbUu, And when uepu.
tus were askoI for he HgOte IN strikers
aud this eDginss were loaded with oil
cans hlled with emery, etc. lilo SAIL
tue boarding houses anu eating houses
had refused 10 feed the men ani they
thought u hstt g. move the shOIa. The
business men assured tho company Of
pfOtstIiCn aud called Law anu order
meeting ut tho opera house TO take
steps Ia iho matter. The company II
tearing down the coach hOuss today.
A telegram was received from Presi-
dent Carpenter telling the mBu to fiu.
ish tearing down tue building anu said
future action depended on iuluTe cOu.
dillona here. IL the Ahups are moved
u II tAiu the city Will aus the CumpEny
Tor $4,000 given ths ROAD wnrn II was
lulit hero on the promise that the
shops ", uld be malnlhincd here. Tno
lawyers are searching for the agree.
ment, but II seems 10 be lJst.
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KANSAS CRY, Aug. -rue pack.
ing mouse men ui this ely arc forming
q VIZ lHblr 0rs % ziti0u ul lires timt.
lar to tuCee on wAich the "A. H. u. WIS
founded. IL will taa iu aI upOyGt
ui the houses instuH OF huviug the
men organized W ll.lus. Tho object
Ia TO have everybody belong 10 the
same lodge and In that way they claim
tney will be- tn "A better milton u
protect Themselves Tue move was
fIrst placed on foot by the butchvis,
whO are dissa isuod with their PIE ent
hours anu wages.
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New YORK, Aug. Speculation
OpsnsI strong with sugar the feature
Aud per cent higheT 20 lOb. II made
iursner advance of lhsh lost the
entire advance. Tue general list al.
yauoed /! al Z.
The l...,Ayt generally continued
strong TIL tho close. sugar was an ca.
oepIlon; after gaining , Il sold down
Que por cont o. lOi bsiore the close
sugar gained
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confident that the governments Ct m
u wholly amounted gn1 that \ IN g
uisnt Ia its favor viii B'v"r be gfnnttd VI.
Therefore, this prosptC. iOrs lObg de-
lay IN tue settlement aui distribution
4 the deaf ssnato's estate h not In.
viting, aad will be prevented, " such
n thing Is plsytbl.. rna sequrstrAtiOu
Of an amount suillsient 10 meet the
governments clam would mean the
rWallOwiug up ~ the entire estate aud
viii 10 fought vigorously. The distrI-
button Of the estate cannot take place
until all the claims against II have
been settled, nud II hhr not htcu de.
iefmined whether there Il sufficient 10
meet all claims.
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omEArrn rmr aoyEmNnrNE
frauds said 60 Have nren Psrpetratsd
by "a 1isrEJ man.

WASHINGTON, Aug i-tuvestiga.
ton II tho PERKS Indian school. Cali.
tornin, has resulted In charges Of grOsa
Tascahty AMI frauds petprtrated by
Rev. II, NJ. Savage, the former supef-
intenusnt. rhe charges are unntained
In the report OF Fans &. Armstrong,
assistant commissioner VI Indian NJ
fairs anu Special Agent Shelly. "5unl.
client facts have been shOwu,h say 4
General Armstrong, toi"lani Savage
In the state prison, think no has
escaped 10 Mexico and ne should be-
followed up anu an exam 10 made o
HIN, II he can be- oXtfadileI. From
the first Transaction three or four years
ago to the day he left, he was IN some
way utiraudiny the government. He
stole NJ least third u all tho money
reported by him ne disbuued for
schools"
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NEW YORK., Aug. IA special 10
the IubuHs rom Washington sayt;
Pfes.Jent Cleveland has practically
Germany auI Italy 10 ~, serve i0fciuiy
the neutrality " what ate known ~
the treaty porte Of Cuins during tho
war Tue Chlnrto government has
been fully informed VI ihi, intUntlou,
ani u n understood the emperor viii
submit without protest 10 their i0ruiuie
occupation ~ Ms principal puf,g
The japanese government nsaonts
Chuoffully 10 the arrangement, aud has
inlimatod that q similar occupation Of
her principal commercial ports would
meet no resistance.
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i'm o.. Tho liabilities age $4,000 and
the s'fvi1 sN0lt tho same.
WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 4 Henry
r.. Smith SD Co, tho largest who'll.
tnle dealers iI boots ami shoes il the
,i'y, have n'siguv.. The llabllNe. gtu
g2OO,Oul and the assets shout s2il,OlO.
lnat year the huslIrz- ut iIu house
amounted 20 oyur 100000, bat 10 foil
oil greatly THIS yesb Ihis with the
failure Of several customers caused the
assignment rhH nutsts udlng amOuute
due thV nrm ats sl8l,UJO.
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TICIlTIOus nOonIlrErIN0.
Alleged Frauds Connected with III
Atcnison Railroad

AilFutd FRAUDS connected Win tue
Atcnison Railroad.
NEW iORl, Aug. 4.-The Atchlbon
railroad eCauJals may doyel0pc srnsa'
tions that will throw IN tho shade
MJLeOu's transactions ia the Phlia-
dulphia aud Reading, Members NJ the
protective committee ely there viii DO
many dramatic inciteuW In cOuntc.
ton with the Investigation ot tue SUP
poted systematic Oyercharging " &C.
counts to the extent Of s52OO,OOO dur.
Ing the last four years. Prtsldunt
Remnant, II il saiu, " preparing To
tAkBa long vacation Tor MS huaith,
which IL said 10 have run dOwn, lie
will return TO New HOrS on Monday IN
time TO attend an important meeting
Of tho reorganization COMMITTEES on
Monday when surmy TINS Ia eG-
pUuted Ia connection with tho supposed
fictitious bookkeeping curing tue four
years prior to the rucuiyrrship'
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hafdshius of the Sum wrtv clearly
ppitfsyoi.U The cl.i1eus HtUuud
PetefsDurg anu Richm ni iu TINT ls.t
grand rally ~ the CJuieiuracy, tho
starvation Of the southern troop, the
odds thoy fought Hgaius. and inu hnN
tufrtnucr a. AppytOmsx court uuusc,
followed by the meeting between tt..
Gordon aud Con. Sheridan were all
recalled. rnis was Ihc last DAY VI tue
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ruE nAwAri.S couuIssroN.
wtdsmau ttas Pleasant Interview
wiIh e UFotnrS Gresham


WAIuNsIoN, ID. g., Aug. a.
II. a. WiI,mau, one Of tho three
Hawaiian royailst commissioner, To.
Day had haii au hours interview with
Secretary Gresham. rhe call was
purely Informal. Tue fecfe,afy quei.
toned thu commissioner closely ~ g.
tue authority by when he appeared;
what mo commission YVES d0iuE
here aud IS % the Hawaiian
silaiu generally. 10 all thess
questions Sir. Wiudrmtn responded
freely and among otucT thugs die.
abused the sucfvtaty's mild VI the
Impression that tho commission was
seeking o. influence Congress IN thc
tN.quCun's iavOr The Interview was
rhnfncterg1d by tile best OF iuullng.
Ae Widrmnu had been given g. under.
stand that tho commission cannot 10
dualt with officially by the department,
ihorr Is gruuni tor the presumption
that the misti0n " NJ an eud.
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WORKING ron ruE roruLrsr&
Tho IaboTfrs OF the tountrY wanted
10 fisrt n Popuit-t President.


90 tirrt n Popuii-t President
KANSAS CRY, Aug. A. Gh0mas Is,
Mcclure, Of New YORK, q mrwHsf Of
the general executive board OF Knights
Of Labor, II making tour OF thu West,
organizing local assemblies aud al.
dressing thu wofhingmen upon tue
topics uppermDst IN tue minds Of the
lnbUring classes. every effort IL be-.
Ing made, "saii he, "and Will continue
10 be maze IN eleCti0u,to persuade all
the wofklngmen to Join tue POpuli,t
party. Since the loss OF the recent
strike II has become apparent that the
ballot was the only remaining source
Of hope for the workingmen. la tho
Populist party they believe Ito the
means OF realizing that hopo anu they
intend 10 set n P1pulist President In
the White House"
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Trnin Mnl Rr Ilnld.

The rggulaI south-bound passenger
train which leaves this city daily at
$3.50 p m. over the Union Pacific will
be- held tonight Al the depot Ia this city
until o O'Clock, Ia order "a carry the
JuaU-Gartield uECursionlsls back 90
their homes, which they Will reach BY
midnight.
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\ YoUNG uonSE THIEF.
uur lie 10 said 60 ne an Adopt at the
nustnssa.

MILWAUKEE. Wiz, Aug. I. - A
fu D. tOwnrAutd boy with his blue
eyes aud itcCklUs almost as biz, eat IN
the Central police station last night
tuuO suuvd by group Of happy police
DnlCials and dotvctivrr. His name 10
Marcus kf1nbefg aud the officers were
s. ad to sru hin. Marcus h tribe over
nine years Old, but he has maize any
smouut Of trouble. Eesides maEins
ltUuble Tor the police force, he came
Irat burning up portion Of Mil
Waukee ON several ouUasions. IL Il
Mafcus's IDEA VI iun ~ cot ilrs 10
barns aud steal hurres. In this horse
ttraliug liIU lie was nu adept lie
Woui1 Jump into buggy, drive GU.
Into the country, turn tbs morse loose
bbd tudrv back home. Twice ho 70.
turned them for hity cents, saying he
lad found tho horse straying down the
t.feul. step, viii 10 taken " place
inm Ia sUuo charitable Institution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-04
A BABE DROWNED.
Pleasant Grove the scene Of Another
sad Ialsliy.

Special Di,paisa 10 M NEws
PLEASANT GRYyE, Aug. A very
sEi Aud fatal accident occurred At tho
rssiieuco Of stephen Hansen, Of this
place, on Thut'Iay evening. While
Me. Hansen was temporarily absent
from tue house her little eighteen
months.old boy aooidvutly foil into =
tub OF water aud was drowned before
any ssslslauCp came. When its mother
arrived all efforts u Reconstruction
failed.
The fatality has cast pail Of sad.
nost over the community aud all eK-
tend Jheir sympathy 10 tue UBteayed.