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The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-06-07

= For primary, secondary and tertiary
syphilis, for blood poisoning. mercu-
Tial poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and
: "a OIL blood and skin diseases, like
ietter, scald head, boiis, erysipelas'
:. eczema we may say, without fear OF
contradiction, that p. 2. p. is the best
. blood purifier in the world, and makes
= positive, speedy and permanent cures
mall cases.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-06-07
. rheumatism
and SCrOfuIa

- P, P, P, purines the blood. builds up
- the weak and debilitated, gives
. strength to weakened nerves, expels
- diseases, giving the patient health and
- happiness where sickness, gloomy
| feelings aud lassitude first prevailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
SUITS AGAINST CHICAGO.
The Gas Companies Claim $40, 900
lOf Services Rendered.
The city Refuses 60 PAY on the
Ground that the Piainuns
Formed - Trust.

HCHCAoo, Aug. 7.--Suits aggfegatlng
Sl7O,OUO are begun against the city Of
Chicago In the circuit court by the gas
companies as follows People,. Gas
Light & Coke company, sI5.0O0i
Chicago Gas Light & Coke company,
$50, OOO; Hyde Park Gas compAny,s25,
OJO; Lake Gas company, 10000;
Suburban e Gas company, $4,000.
The PLAINTIFF claims arc for gas fur.
nished the city hall aud street lamps.
The last appropriations for gas sefvic,
was not sufficient 10 meet the bills, and
the city has no fluids now on hand to
pay Ia claims.
The suits will be contested, Rs n II
claimed the companies formed trust
aud tho city IL not obliged to pay. Tue
Ming u the suits IL tins direct c0nsu.
quoncua OF the fight made In the city
council on the gas trust last spring. II
was then that the council passed. Au
order prohibiting the comptroller from
paying any Oi tho back bills NJ 1893
from the gas appropriation OF 1864. In
1855 Tefpeiutl Injunction was out
rrstfaining the comptroller from apply.
log tue appropriations Of one year 10
the bills VI those previous.
This injunction was, however, dis
regarded aud when, early In 1894, tho
gHr companies pfossuto their mi for
the last quarter Of 1893, amounting %
some slbO,0O0, tue council ordered the
comptroller not to pay this bill until
the matter bad been thoroughly 10.
vestigaIed. This put the administra-
ton on the two horns Of dilemma.
IL could not violate the orders OF tue
council and the gas companies thfoAt.
ened either 10 cut OF the supply OF TO
refuse 10 continue the three anu n hall
per cent Of their receipts TO the city,
called for IN their franchise. How.
ever, the aldermen claimed that the
three and "a hail per cent was All n
blum. They claimed that instead OF
being paid into the general fund IL was
applied ON the bills Tor gas, whicu
were always enough IN excess OF Hp-
propfiAtlou- not only 10 eat ~ the
bonus, but 10 leave large amount 10
the wrong side OF the public ledger.
| a subslAutiatlun Of this clam slate.
meut from the comptfOlleT's books
was mad. 10 showed that Ia
The Ave years from 1853 q 1893,
inclusive, the three aud half pur
c3ht bonus amounted TO si1D.O55.
During tuat puflOl the city appfOpu.
ated s5,O41,S20.2l aud expended tue
sum OF 5000, 81 81, whle all sppro
priations AMI receipts amount u bu.
| S2,Usi, 6i5 so, with the hUuuu ldsd.
Inis maze AN excess OF slD2,3i5 So, Of
when the city owed the amount ol
sl7O,OlO. Corporation counsel hell
mat tue city IA T, Atty got no benefits
from the 3! per celt bIuus au1 lns
/ uouaGll Reused further payment Ot
back bills Ia conclusion. The suits
Will havs aduitiOnal Interest, Tor on thu
outcome will DO segtlvi the question al
issue bsIwuen the cOuucn anu 1hu
trust.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
FEDERAL OFFICES IN UTAH.
There will he General Centsrlug Oi
Them In the iudu,trlal Home
Building.

The long expected IL beginning to
happen with the Federal offices In this
city. Orders hsyg boen received from
the treasury department at Washing.
ton Tor tbs land office to DO removed to
the Industrial Home on FINN South
street where tile Utah Commission
headquarters are nov located.
Tnis order to the land Office Will In.
c.uie the removal OF the offices Of the
surveyor general anu the receiver Of
public mouius. Later on II h expected
that the Governor aud Territorial soc.
Rotary viii take up their ON ial abode
there, THIS Will bring most Uf the
Federal oiiicoa under Que Iout which
THUS Centralized will DO very con.
vuuleut IN maDy respects, even though
remote from tuu business part OF the
city. Primarily tnr purpose Ot tho
removal 10 g. cut down tx snsus 10 tue
government departments " Utah ~
we'll ~ elabWhufo. No rent will hsye
o. 10 paid atthc "Homr," whereas the
rents now paid monthly amount 10 a
considerable sum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
CORN And WHEAT.
An Extraordinary Bull Rohnoll Oh
The Chicago Board Of Trade
corn JUMPS Up sgyrS CENTS.
The Excitement Owing TO Continued
Drguth Ia thc Cora bsll-
Wheat Follows the Lead.

CHICAGO, Aug. Z. - The board o.
trade vas the auenu Of ~ wi'd.uuying
panic TO-DAY, corn shsoting up ~ a
dizzy gait and Carrying wheat with H.
The dtouth In tho corn belt wss IN.
checked, and excited brokers clustered
about the corn pit eager 10 buy. Toe
shorts were frantic and ut every Jump
Ia prizes fought more fisfcely Tor cover.
Before 10 O'Clock corn had gone up
seven cents IN long and sensational
jumps, aud wheat with It, heavy load
VI beAfish Influences had struggled two
and a quarter cents mp the scale. The
visitors gallery was soon filled with
spectators who climbed upon tho seats
and leaned over the rAliings watching
the yelling, bowling moo oispucula1ofs
on the door.
The opening price for September
corn was anywhere between b AMI
o5 cents, In different parts OF tuu pit,
against o. At the close yesterday, hud
by Jumps and halves ami cents the
price quickly advanced 90 90, Or [.
above yesterdays last flgufJs. Tho
most urgent shorts having welded
ashore, the strain oased Bomtw hat. The
price sank, ut tifst by cents anu halves,
with an occasional slightTcaCtiou until
NJ i0:85 am, Il was quoted 5i!. May
corr opened from 500 % o.! against
~ at tho close yesterday, aud al.
vAuCrd 10 bsi 90 y clean "a vance VI 3
cents, breaking Of later u 30.
Prices remained comparatively
steady after the opening furry anu
subsequent resoiiOn. September corn
was quoted NJ noon ut 5s!; September
wheat at 6tl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
BenelIl knlerlaInment.

Tomorrow (wolue-d.y) evening tbs
Seven h ward assembly hall viii he
the scene OLA benefit entertainment
complimentary 10 EllUr ". :. Kelly ,
who recently returned from England
uuI VINO has suffered itom ~ ncaIt.
Tor some lime l,sL Al excellent pre-
gram O, SONGS, Rotations aud musiyal
ss.eutlous has been arranged, Ia which
the ward choir tho Harmony glve
club. Misses ~. Cooper, h. Winrbtg,
B. Thomas and b.. Alusser, anu Mgssrs.
W. n. Foster II. Ensign, d. Me.
Keuaie, 4. AshworIhi l.. IL. Pierce, ".
Il. Freebairu, W. Martin and IL. Free.
hatfn will take part
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
THE CACHE UNCOVERED.
The Police flad Stolen Good' slowed
Away In Wholesale Lots.

The police have uneafthed cache
VI stolen good. that Will result IN the
return VI considerable property 10 own.
ers who have Tor u louS time supposed
II 20 be los, to them fOr AL time.
By some stroke Oi goo rIrlune II fell
to .hu lot Of Pllieo Ohlssr MeDoaali
IN make tho discovery, aud today ne
4. refy proud Of mat fact An inyen-
tory Of tho goods calls 10 mind a big
robbr'y that occurred over the JOr iau
soiietl Ing over year ago, when
rhumas Turner, an employe VI Z,C.M.
t., ani his ilangee, went to Logan 10 DO
married. Prior 10 starting out on
their ~ entiul matrimonial Journey
they ha, nttei up In a very
ulmloftab! manner cottage
nome anu eft a wrl-hlled lartof % 40
10 uu ready Tor housekeeping on their
return. 80 when they cane uAck u
was 10 a piaA VI bare walks ami hJpu
aud empty ul. Is and cupboard, Their
COW even mad beeu killed aud its hide
lett la the yard IL was a heavy los
~ the young CO lple, A. 10 represented
the hard earning Sot MI lufher Iof
considerable perl 3D.
lttrausplTts tn many OF Tue mousse
hold effects OF the IuintFs are among
the recovered, VIII Icu nBiregalo nun
dTeds ~ dollars 10 va!ue, Anu |rf'
found IN the hOuset u Alfs' LinlsAyi pa
The western part OF tue cry In.
lady WRs EJt asres b., 70
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
ran NOM ~ rAILrD.
Hut ~ was niaboiicai Attempt Nar-
rowiy Escaped.

CLEvELAND, Aug. IAN attempt
was made last night 10 hold up the
Lake Shore express train at Kessler,
Gud., at the identical spot that the
same train was held up last fall. The
train was lust approaching tho split
switch when the engineer noticed that
the switch was turned 90 as 10 run the
train on the siding where ties were
piled. The engineer put on all steam
ana dashed through the pile, passing
safely on TO tho main track through tho
spit switch NJ n high rate Of speed.
Masked men fred several shots At the
train, none ut which, however, took
effect. The U. 3. express car carried
a large amount OF money. 10 II
thought this was known 10 the ieI.
pufadgos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07

Cows, Isle VI wight, Aug. I'm
tue faor Tor her maJe-ty's cup IA the
royal yacht squadron regatta today, Tor
All yachts DelOn ding to tho squadron,
oil Queens course revised, tho Prince
Of MaleIa cutter, the emperor VIII
hsm's Meteor formerly thu rhistle),
Admiral MUntHguo'- iOrty rBter, the
cutter Czifino, Lord Dunihveu's sixty
Two ralef, the Esperanto, w. II. Cook
sons lOlty .fatei, tne CHstAuet, Hud the
siKty-iout faier Mohawk rtartei At 10
n. M. The Britannia crossed The line
before the gun was nred anu was there
fore disqualified. Inc Gamma Led,
follower ny the Meteor.
Tho Meteor finished fret, but the
Czar,nA won on time allowance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
mn rAnIIr cAuCun.
nynum Urges "a speedy Agreement on
the Tariu QUESTION


the Tsrin QUESTION
WAsutNUIUN, Aug. The House
Democratic tariff caucus At O'Clock
today aud thc interview with 5euaior
voorhees, prOnUunclug In favor OF tue
HOUSE position on free iron sui coal
are the absorbing topics among the
members " the House. Those who
projected the caucus assert that II II
not Intended 10 discfo1it the conlefees.
The Rnti.caucus men denounco tho
caucus, however, as n iank movement
toward surrender 10 the Senate.
Ffom the general tendency Of he
caucus ~ we'll ne Of the anti-caucus
men, IL seemed evident at noon that
there would be no resolution instruct.
ing the House ooniotoes 10 recodo or
Othetwise dlscrediting their cOupe.
WAsuINurON, August AT IL
O'Clock tue tatiti cOnfetces took TO.
cess. ltwas made known thAI Chair
man Wilson aud other ooufrtses woulI
attend the caucus. lt was stated that
tho morning meeting had brought
auOut no changes. No further action
Will be taken until after the House
caucus.
Chairman Holman called the House
thNtNH " uINtF Nv h'tluNh kVlul .
nineteen members being present. By.
mum offered resolution frcitiug tue
taut ui the disagreement on tue tauti
bili, aud declaring tuAt the conietcts
should meet 10 spirit Of libefaiiiy anu
by mutual concessions agree upOn a
measure that will meet bwith tbs APP
prevail OF both bOdies, Tine reSOiu-
lion further provides for al.
jUurnmout until three O'clock
Friday next and n no agreement 10
meanwhile reached, the DsmOUritiC
senators will be- invited 10 meet that
day IN JOINT caucus.
Bynum SAID that nbIve all things
an astoymrnt was necessary. he was
not prgjudiCrd Tor or against the Senate
blilaud would give his support 20 any
bill the cOniyrres might agree upon,
uut Ice spoke Tor the people VI hls STATE
HhJ demanded that the hill he speu, q
NY passed. HIS tone was mill aud
cUnciliatOty. Speaker Cfisp entered
white he was speaking. Chairman
Wilson replied 10 By mum.
Wilson said one OF tbs c1nierses'
greatest troubles was lust ruch move.
meuts ng thir, TOT ~ tue caucus
the House COultfcrs we're sub
Jectcd 10 IA IRE In the rear. lie dCpTt.
Gated tho aioptiOn Of Byuum's resOlu-
ton.
Livingston, Of Georgia, offered n
substitute expressing G nillruuo ~ the
House con efees anu leaving all action
~ their judg
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car and express car were defaiioj.
The tower man at Diller street states
that an unknown mau threw n switch
after the engine and mail car had
passed over II. The traiu Of seven
coaches and one Pullman was going al
tho rate Of about 10 miles per hour, out
the shock "a the train came to n stop
was sufficient TO throw passengers from
their toats. The crash created emotion
aud there were cries Of alarm aud
great confusion, but no one was lniure b
beyond bruises. The baggage anu cx.
press cars, however, were crushed to-
geiher anu badly damaged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
COUNTY COURT MATTERS.
The Proposed Shrrp RnAi-ueat In.
spcolOr Appointed, kle.

Al yesterday afternoons session Of
the county couti, which began about
$3.50, the officers Of lhe Salt Lake Com.
~ Woolgrowers' association were
present by request anu had a conisf-
anee With the .-iectmen IN regard -
tue proposed sheep route over Big
Mountain, Emigration canyon. The
sheep men had no objection 10 tue
court holpiug 10 construct tue roiJ, but
would Not dfivo over II, because It IL
an impossible route early la tho spuAs
aud late In the fall, OWING TO tlis depth
VI snow. The court felt thuy wOuIu
not vote an APPROXIMATION 10 nrip tue
,ity government construct the proposed
ROAD, tut no detiuttu au.IJu was taken.
A resident anu taxpayer VI FOREST
Daln pr0leste against tue Issuance u
anyone OF license u sell spiutuuu-
liquors at tuo corner q lwulflh SOU h
aud FINN T. ststfrcls, nuI olmpitiueu
VI thu scenes tnRt take place there
every night ~ the disgust VI all wnU
fcside ~ Tue nrighhutnOUu " nave to
pass the place. II com laiurd iur.
tnur mat ths pfvhuut proprietor wac
tulitng liquor wttnuuta Icuusu, lut
communication wsu Me
Applications Ui william Mccoy,
James Winchester, q. q, L-uIri.
strand, f.. W. fntJu, ID. G. emilia anu
DO Long lot the nj e VI meat iasprc-
tor we're rsai. AiG Lsudofutrand We
appointed, subject ~ he taking at
oath 10 iSlthiuily perform his duties
aud NINA a bad U, 81 ,uuU iJf tue pet.
iOfuhuuu Uf suon duugf, His com
pUnsatluu wili Dc So puf uynth.
Tue clvtE was iustfucird " fuadyef.
list lot bis Tor trvniux the AssrssJTu
nnd tue con, cloI's mas aud las.
The bsaTI Hui turned tul thursday
next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
sprrnu,lis,s nave War nance.

Anderson, La, Aug, "A spirit.
ualist lUw'wuw, one UI the most r.
llgi0ua ceremonies ever witnessed iu
lnIian was held last night by the
Indiana association Of splritualiulg,
now la anYuai session nrar this city,
All the medium, about nay In mum.
brr took blankets with them, wrapped
Themselves lihe Hu Indian, hulit hrt
ana tGeu had a war dance. IL was NOT
long until the lndiauS, who COntro.
tic mediums, manifested themselves,
and were huwliDg like the ComuIau-
Ches.
II became necessary 10 grab several,
who while under control, threatens To
leap into the fire. Throwing the "iu-
i'lenct" 0f seven was no little task.
I's pOW.wow lasted until nea md
night. While under tue Influence, 4
medium from Portland hooa aye 80 yio-
lent that he Jumped into the fire anu
teioTo hu could DO pulled out by tue
uulU0kers was baaly burned. A youug
glrl rom Munole, named Howard, be-
came 20 wild that che jumped upon the
shoulders Of tins men. Shu had ~ be-
held until she became rational.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07

wAsuiNurUS, Aug. 7.-Bynum aud
springer uJu.uffru 81 nuou and
drafted resolutions o. serve as basis
at the caucus aouou. IL dues not disrct
ihu Huusu cot urvrs 20 f,c-de from
tueir position but urges tnNt tuey rcach
"a uI,s ~ agreement FfUylsion II Alsu
made, ~ mi, astvrmuut IL not ~, ctru
by Fuuay next, thHI tLsIe viii ba au-
UIhef caucus,
After consultation among the
friends Of the HJusr confuTrrs Il Wac
duuiuud not TO ingfJIuco Tue b ius bttl,
resolution bug vote down tbs By huGl.
springer resolution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
Newsboys Excursion.

The uowsuoya aio uapry over their
prospective excursion, which u booked
Tor Calder. rsra on rucsIay, lHu gotn
m-'. Ga that a.iH Iuv present 'rsscrs
have kuI.y ,.l.rd ~ tuiu luc park
.vgr 30 ,n'm, Tue urIsTan vii iu.
r.uic u bicycle r1a. t,,r ltOm tuis
pI.y, a maze bel, ilir~ .fs-, syrr,it,
maxi &, vocal aud mesa u.utai uurlc,
IacIug, TIwIuv, AMI muy other b.
,facliyr ualuIvr. Tue O. j., 1Ay iva
hoy viii il.tubI.u $50 iu c,-u
pgz sHuItGpru. l. u,N ,"s uott Uu.g
,hry ever lsG 90 hu uuIue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
Broken NJ

In the Tenth ward, 81 Hea!ay after.
avul, CrUsuy PicauuA- .on OF WugNt
Pickering, WAS ,H'3wu fro % q horse hs
~as ridlug, ~, his attn broken ia
two places. Surgical ate, ltion was
promptly given and tho hoy IL pro
gfyssins toward recovery.
Several children no Tire Aa'embly
Han yesterday Rttruoel accidentally
overturned bench, which stuck on
tho lex g.. ore OF the littlo blys, break
log the tmb. He WSs u ven Tue mecca.
taTy attention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
Inesndiarism and shooting.

BRAZIL Ind, Aug. Last night a
bridge north Of the city, on tho Chi.
cago & Eastern Illinois road, and a
bfiuge west " the city, on the old
"Beavei" branch of the same system,
were burned. The fires are believed
to 10 the work Of strikers or sympathiz.
ere.
Conductor Stevens, on the south.
bound passenger train on the Chica o
& Eastern lilinois, was shot at last
evening NJ the train was nearing Coal
Blum Additional deputies have been
sworn IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
10 VOTERS.


DO not fall 20 have your names Oh
tho registration lists Tor the November
election, soc that your name Is not
only on the regular list TO vote Tor dele.
gate to Congress apd county onlcerr,
but that you also toke the oath and ore
ltsted 20 vote for mrmbers Of the State
got situti1nsl convention.
Inc Office " toe Salt Lake county
registrar Is VI ~ west, First South
street.
Tns deputy registrars Tor the five
CITY precincts are 81 the same ofiiov
tnis week.
Every qualified person should reg
later, 10 DO RDlu TO exercise tho full
rights of citizenship
For the regular registration list, the
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A rrlarlnngea LOO. ooo Do.

CHICAGO, Aug. L-Cuicago Is to
have al lU o'oi ok this morning By
appointment sllO,0JU ne. ltwlll
take place under ihr auspices VI tie
drainage Trustees Ia tbs boiler room VI
thv ltIalto building. Tne o0muusti.
nlrs viii be 5000 honda Ut tho board,
VI the denomination OF $4,000 eacn,
bearing iutrftstat 4 per cent. Otthest
bonus, lhJ ruI for unr ear, ll1 iUr
Two ,Hfr, 100 iJr three year, and ~
ON az W twenty ytars. tnu average
time vuinS ten years, making tho total
am, ult Of interest Sl,25JOOO. BuI
they viii al be- ashes ilgIv alter lU
u'CluCk inns morning.
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Suit for Divorce.

Against Lse G. CLARK, a travelling
boot aud shoe salesman OF this city,
Mrs Alice BELL Clatk, his wife, hiss
brought suit tor a divorce In the ThlfI
district court, on the ground %
adultery. rhe plaintiff asks al.0 Or
the custody VI the minor child ami
Alimony al the rate Of So Tor month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07

OMAHA, Aug. L-All the packing
houses NJ south ON iha were wotktng
with half force today. The strikers
formed picket line all around the
packing house and when they start Tor
work or TO leave they are taken In
charge by the picketa May have
been assaulted and badly beaten. The
managers today appealed 20 the city
Tor additional police protection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07

TIE funeral services vysr iur TO.
m,ins " ht'. Ella H. hrcker TOOK
'Iacr ~ The reh i,ncs u hrr mother,
Mrs. mary G., Wuuuoy a . O'clock
ycstrIus,. The rrotk o. were Eilrrs
Robert patr,cS, John Nlghol,On aui
Bi-nUp U. h. Wnlus', oil u HON
D, Okc ~ ietHug rms 90 mo nlgu worth
u the deCuA uu, luv music Tor tho Uc-
c,slOn Wa. beautifully rvuuoiuI by
Nie'sfs, stephens, l'yptr Ensign,
PETERSON aud 3 ,euctE
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DENvER, Aug. 7-Watdrn Aic.
Alhstrf Of the Colorado penitentiary
received a dispatch toray from Chief
ot Detectives Shea OF CIiCago saying
hat Jas. X. Sltaiton, tue celebrated
mail box robBer, who escaped from the
puniteutiary, where he was serving u
twenty -one.yeat sentence, last Sep.
tem0ef, has been capt 60 4 In Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-07
WIN cLryELtNo oors niDINa.
The President Neiic- an Ilis rFiNHio
SECRETARY Tor Protection.

Inc ffFslurut holieH on AAlH fflNNAr
sccreiars tor Protection.
WAsuNUroS, d. e. Aug. fine
Two detectives who, since tue assa,.
sinAtion Of tbs late President Garnet of
France, nave accompanied ths Pres
dent ON hi. evening. drive along the
sulurban roads, are now doing regular
police duty. The President takes he
usual uilvts, TUT he now relies upon
rhutuvr, his puvatc seofvtarJi Tor
protection. II tho PrehIeut takes
along cabinet liliccr tho two'sonted
caffiaLe IL brought into use sn1
rnur0pf rides on the irOnL sent win
tue CoiOred c1auhman, Ihufher II
never loft bthinu. The detectives were
dlsmi, SD M soon ~ rhutDer got back
rom his vacation. lie pfaoilcnd with
fire arms anu brought back with him
reports OF fiuo work IhuTbcr wtishs
less than lg5 pounuy, but s'ys no has
nerve ana tue President believes him.
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nnnnlnAtIu aAIN.
Previous AIsbnms Ei'cIIon Ucnrn-
Iuiy 'uufrtn-d.

tut 'uutirn-d.
MONlGhERY, Aap Aug. 7.-'rhr
returns s,ut last night afu iuny COT
Hfmeuu this morning, Gate, aiid the
Dem erals INSIDE hcavy gains all over
me state. Toe --latest returns say 'Ar
senate will have ut least eight Driu-
,cTutic majority uui tue Hougv not
10 than teu. GAUSS majority II gb,.
900. Toe vote Dr. short vi tnat In Isu2
ny 10000 VI $4,000 Ou account VI the
new election Jaw.
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The Charges Against Iiun TO DO In
vestigRted.

WAHHfsGrON, Aug. G-slcps were
taken by tue judiciary committees Of
the House today Tor the Investigation
VI the charges against Judge A. j..
Ricks, made by tho Cuutral Labor
union OF Cleveland. IL was ordered
that no sieIs toward impeachment
should be takon until more was know n
Of the matter, ana tbs cHSe was referred
" a subcommittee VI which Bailey IL
chairman. Bailey viii Introduce
resolution authorizing the judiciary
committee " inyrstigA.s tho rasr.
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Npy YORK, Aug. The corn
market started out with a two cent
imn,n over last night, aud II increased
in few moments TO 0 Is. The
s1cltsment uurlng the advance wa
tntsnse. The corn ring was crowded
Win brokers trying 70 cover short con.
t,asis, After IL o'cOck disabling wau
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A nebher rIr.l.ler Llssrl,

CHICAGO. Aug. 7.--Jamrs X. STRAIT
ton, the notorious mail TObDer who e.
capped from Colorado prison In Srpiem.
ber, 1898, while serving o. twenty Jus
ytniS' sentence, was arrested by
chicago detectives on State street.
he fought yioiously before over.
uoWefpJ
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ALLENTOWN. P,., Aug, 7.-Lehigh
COuuty's ir-t legal hanging tluoc the
county WAS incorporated a. lsl2, took
place this morning, Harry L, Johnson
being the victim. lie muflrred ms
thfte.year.nld daughter sU he wOuid
not have 10 provide Tor her.