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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-12-13

long at war, and they have finally brought
about condition of social organism such as
Rome never saw, and which indicates
possibility of Industrial anarchy to which
the War OF the Revolution would be MOTH
ing, unless you grasp the nettles and save
America and Europe from this great dan
ger. In every country we see phases OF
the disintegratiou of monopoly-by pow
erty, by prostitution. crime, drink and
lack of work. 1t costs less TO reduce
hours than to enroll soldiers; it costs less
to pay schoolmasters than policemen.
Fair treatment of the workingman and
education of his children will solve these
problems"
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DIED AT WINDSOR.
Sir John Thompson of
Canada.
HONORED BY THE QUEEN.
Then Death Struck the Premier
of the Dominion.
A LEADER IN THE COLONIES.
He Has Always Been Noted Man
North of the Great
Lakes.
A LEADER IN THE COLONIES.

WINDSOR, England, Dec. 12-Sr John
Thompson. the Canadian Prime Minister,
expired here to-day after the meeting OF
the PrlvY Council, at which he was sworn
il as a member.
The Canadian Premier was the first to
arrive at Paddington railroad station.
London, this morning in order to accom-
pany the Cabinet members and members
of the Privy Council in the special train
bound for this place, where meeting of
the Privy Council was TO be held at the
castle. Sir John walked on the platform
of Paddington station for half an hour
before the special train started, and during
that time be conVersed in IAN animated
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BIG TIDAL. WAVE.
mandates the Town of Santa Marta
and Does Great Damage.

PANAMA, Dec. 12.-Santa Marta. capital
of the Department of Magdal ena. was in
undated by tidal wave on November z.
Heavy rains and strong winds caused the
MauZaDares River to overflow its banks.
At the same time great waves of the sea
swept over the city. washing away houses
and forcing the inhabitants to seek refuge
in the Hottest buildings. Many persons
persisted, but the exact number has not
been ascertained. The town of LARA has
completely diss ppeared and fourteen per-
sons were drowned there.
Santa Marta does big banana trade
with the u ed States. Ii is on the shore
of a bay Of the Caribbean Sea and has a
population of about 1000.
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Held Up by Tramps.

SANTA BARBARA. Dec. 12.-Tramps in
Santa Barbara County are getting starved
out and desperate. A day or two ago a
San Francisco drummer named Davis, to-
gethsr with George Broadbier, an archi-
tect from Los Angeles. left the stage for a
little exercise on foot in San Marcos Pass,
were surrounded by vagrant footpads. and
only relieved from their awkward situa-
ion by the opportune arrival of other
travellers.
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near Petaluma, commenced here to-day.
Considerable difficulty was experienced in
securing a jury, as nearly every man ex-
amined had heard of the case and had an
opinion on one side or the other A jury
was secured at about o'clock and the
taking OF testimony will commence to-
morrow morning.
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LOST SEVERAL SAILS.
Experience of the Hawaiian Bark
Mauna Ala.

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. Dec 12.-The
Hawaiian bark Mauna Ala from Honolulu
arrived tonight and reports experiencing
extraordinary southeast and west north.
west gales. The barometer fell to $3.50
Her ballast shifted and the crew stood
ready to cut away the masts She lost
several sails. OFF Cape FlatterY, three
miles west by south. new red buoy was
observed adrift.
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Good for Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, Dec 12-Tne South Yuba
Water Company has applied to the Trus-
tees for franchise to bring in electric
energy for power light and heat into Sac
rapent0 city. They would bring it from
power site at Newcastle, thirty miles
distant. installing plant for lighting An
burn. Newcastle. Penryn and Rocklin
with electricity. The COMPANY claims to
he able to furnish 1900 horsepower for
So cramento
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WATSON Murder Case.

Los ANGELES, Dec. 12.-The prose-
cution IN the case of Robert Ashworth,
charged with the murder of Manuel Wat
son, rested this morning. The most i'm
portant witness was the defendant who
gave an account of the tragedy. setting
forth that it was done In sef-defense.
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JURY SECURED.

Everything Ready for the Trial of
Mrs. Elizabeth Bryan.
' SANTA Rosa. Dee. 1.-THE trial of
Mrs. Elizabeth Bryan on the charge of
murder. growing out of the tragedy jan
uary %. when her sister, Mrs. Nancy
Harden Meagher, was killed at her home
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have been made in consequence of the
doodle charges preferred ar tie last session
Of Parliament
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-11

Morau,a hu lier NJ Roctaway. who left
htr 0u count ~ tcs1lutp hnbi'f,
Minnie Wndell, msuhgf Of the
club organized siz months ago In the
room ~ saloon, married Jose. h
kuppner, tnillr, and last Friday was
.0und lying upon the floor oil her nome,
apparently dying. She mad taRun car.
boiic acid, the m ans No suicide agreed
upon when the club was organized.
A'tur hearing what Mfa. Nupnucr
had done, Mrs. MIfsu, known 20 the
neighbors as Morcell, drank cafbolic
scid, dying Saturday morning at l
O'Clock.
Hugh DonAhue, another member OF
the club, arrived at Bellevue horpital
about tue same time Mis-. Moran uiJ,
nul diCd about ten minutes before
enc did. He hsd taken cnfbolic acid.
About 4 O'Clock Saturday morning,
Tom Common, another member Of tue
clue, was found running about Maii'
sln street near lwenti seventh. He
was taken 10 the hospital.
Nit. kupper, who ~ at the G'uv-
erueut hospital, ~ said TO be heyoni
recovery. The authorities were fret
told Of the cssU hy woman who called
herself Mifu Belle McChintock aud
who was ooo OF the original mem ers
~ tho club. The bhr.kueprr, John
Ernstoln, who was eaid 20 have wit.
messed the pledges given when tho slut
WA formed, verinos the story W far Us
lac Is clnCcfnod.
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DON'T WANT DALEY.
The Committee on WlltrWOrks Viii
Report Against His Appointment
FIGHT or THE STREET RAILWAYS.
The Rapid Transit Tia, Piled a supple.
mental Petition immediate AC-
ton viii Not BE Taken.

Rumbilngs from the consultatlon
rooms Of the City Council committee
on walerwofks are 10 the eile5t that the
Official document announcing the AZ
polntmen, by the Mayor Of John b.
Daley % superintendent Of water
works, did not fall into pleasant places
30 far as the appoinioe IL concerned.
Numerous indefinite charges have
been going the rounds for some time Us
to the uuiiinels Of Mr.. Daley 10 all
the position TO which lao was named by
tho chief executive Of the city. some
VI them were serious Ia their character
while others wofo more OF less trivial.
Just what figure they will cut on tho
question Of confirmation IL not known.
But 1t has leaked out from an authorl.
tatiye source that the committee on
vatorworKs, which consists Of Council.
men Lynn, Watson, Remington II,
Young anu Daly, with possibly a siu.
glu exception, Will NJ the meeting Of
the Council tomorrow night, report
hAN'latlJ Vu huN hIlAluhuluhAs
In view o. the Prospective uniayof-
able report of the committee II u
thought that confirmation will DO i'm
possible a. several other councilmen
arc known TO be- opposed to Mr.. Daley.
The latief'a friends, however, are
doing some very hard wora In his be.
hall anu will not give up the ight un'
al compelled 10.
Should Mr.. Dailey's name be rejected
ex.C0uncilmen Hardy aud FUlland
will again be- applicants for appoint
meut. Tho former Ia strong favOrlte
with the Mayor aud msy secure tho
"plum." but FOlland's experience AS
machiniaI luan Argument In his favor
that Il being strongly urged upon some
OF the members OF tno Council.
The question OF Qualification IL be.
ing talked Of IA another circle. That
10 by tue friends of Dan Griffin, the
present incumbent Of tho office, who
they are very auxions should succeed
himiclL Ne the matter stands now n
IN very uncertain aud Developments
will DO watched with more than OfIi'
nary by tbs friends Of all the oandi.
dates.
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BUFFALO, n. ", June ll.-Anured
Of tue success " the big tunnel on the
American side, the same Interests
which control 10 have made arrange
ments for the construction Of similar
plant on the opposite side Of the river.
A meeting held Mt the falls where all
the necessary papers were signed by
which the Cataract Construction COM
pany, under the name OF the CANADIAN
Niagara Falls Powder company, ae-
cures the right 10 construct hydraulic
canals for grea' powder grading
plant. The papers were signed by tho
trustees Of Quoen Victoria Park aud
the officials VI the powder company
and the plans were described by the
company and accepted by tho commits
siOnefs.
In many details the plans Are similar
10 those put In operation on the Amefi.
eau side. The powder hOlae and the
pits will DO OF the same dimensions.
rhree mammoth tribunes will be put
In aud the arrangements will Oe ~ tne
pit can DO extended 1900 feot when
necessary.
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PLACED ON THE FILES.
1.-Two New Suits We're Left With CLERK
Dunbar To-day.

Wilson /. Snyder, ~ administrator
OF the estate OF MlchAel Riley deceased,
this morning planted n suit IA the
Third district court against John J.
DAILY, claiming that the latter Is In.
debtsd to the estate In tho sum Of
sl,Ol5.55 for sundry items Of money
had from the deceased In his lifetime
during the year 1898 Demand Ia also
made Tor one silver watch valued at
$50, said 10 have been received by
Daly from the deceased. Legal iu-
terost aud costs OF suit are tackled on
the complaint.
s, Il. Haywood ia the plaintiff at
toTnry.
John W, GoldlhAil Is the plaintiff
aud John Il, BusDy, Administrator Of
the estate NJ Joseph Busby, deceased,
and Me, M.WiuleT BuTges the defend
anls la SUR also flied this morning
with Clerk Dunbar. IL ~ brought 10
recover tue sum OF t3ll.95, balance
alleged 10 be- due on pr0mi-sUfy note
for 5000, with interest at / = pvr cent
per month.
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CarlnIn nay snlIea noIdIl Annl.

GlOUuEsl El,, Mass, jane ll.-Cap-
tniu Day OF the schooner Llring u.
Haskell, from the Banks, states that
saturday, June ., ho ran into Canso
f0r supplies. Onu OF the men want, Il
10 remain. The captain would not
consent For revenge, he believed,
the mau told the Canadian authorities
that Haskell shipped his mon Ia Liver
pool Ia violation Of law. The cruiser
VigilAnt was notified to seizs the vessel.
As Haskell was passing Port HAwkins-
bury, the Nigllanps boat ordered her
10 stop. As Captain Day had n perish.
able cargo, he refused 10 obey this order.
NigilRut fired three shots at the fleeing
schooner. She uid not stop and IN au
hour lett the cruiser far nstern.
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Arrived lrnm Samoa.

Sister II. NJ. stevens, wife Of the late
president OF the samoan mission, whose
u,ath was recorded Ia Saturday =
NEWS, reached Ogden from sau Fran
cisco last evening and was met At the
depot by President Jotaph H. smith
AMI Eiusr +. A.. Richards. She TO.
manned at the residence Of Elder
George l.. B.owning until this morn.
Ing, when snu came ON 10 this city aud
today had 40 Interview with tue flrst
Presidency. Elder stoyens'a body was
Inferred Ia samOs. sister Stevens
continued her journey south this after
noon to her home Ia Faifylow, san
pete county.
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LASsuAGE az monkeys.
Professor Garnrr speaks OF the Results
Of AIS Investigations.


ofiiis Investigations.
CHICAGO, June ll.-pfof. II. l.. Gar.
uer, VINO recently Returned from Africa
IN pursuit. Of ms investigation OF the
habits Of the GOrillas and Chimpauzeos
IL In Chicago. Speaking OF his inyes-
legations, no said:
Fgom childhood have believed
that the lower animals were able to
converse together 10 tha extent Of mas
ing known to each other their needs
aud conditions. In pursuit OF know.
ledge In confirmation Of this belief |
went TO Africa, after number of years'
study Of the monkeys la captivity. |
firmly believe as have written since
my return, that the monkey tribe n
able 10 communicate one with tue
other 10 = remarkable degree of intoln.
geuco. Hm now NJ work ON tho de.
volopmUntand finishing Of an Rlphabe,
which have Invented, as u result Of
my years Of study aud elaborate by my
African experiences. / propose TO 70.
turn to Africa next spring and resume
my investigation Ia tue Gamboon
country.
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CHICAGO, June ll.-An additional
comp icAtlon may arise In the case Of
Assassin Pfenderga-t. Judge Chet lain
IL not sitting In tue criminal court anu
the case came up today before Judge
Payne. When tho continuance agreed
on was submitted 10 him, ne refused to
enter thv order, saying he knew no
reason why tue continuance should DO
granted. The matter went over tenn.
pOrsrily.
PTondergast insisted on making a
speech. "a Hm tho defendant here, "
no said, "and / want no continuance.
rnn question 10 loo determined Is my
guilt or innocence, not insanity. Nut
der 10 the malicious taking OF human
life. That crime have not commit.
ted" The prisoner was thrust iulo a
chair by tue baili1s.
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STREET RAILWAY FIGHT.
Tho Rapid Transit Has Filed a supple
meniari Petition.

An carly consideration OF the street
railway difficulty will not In all probE.
bllity occur The matter 10 now Ia
the hands Of the committees ON im-
provemsnts And streets, associated. 1t
was expected that a report would be
to the Council at lie meeting tomorrow
night, but Mr.. Cohn, chairman Of the
committee on Improvements stated TO-
day that they were resting on their
oars hoping that time would assist In
the solution OF n very much mixed
question. The Rapid Transit has filed
supplementary petition In the mean.
time asking for right Of way from
second South down East Temple 10
Third 5Onth and then east 10 State.
Another reason Tor doferfing action
IL the absence tor some time from the
city Of Councilman CoTum, who Is
chairman Ot the committee on streets,
lilo left for the EsHt this morning la
response 10 n telegram summOning him
10 the bedside Of his mother, VINO 10
very ill.
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Tmr PACIFIC RoADs am.

Opinions ~ 10 the Effects GA tsp
Liability of stock holders
WAsiuSuTUN, June ia question
has arisen as tD tho Oiioot OF the Pacific
roads bill on the individual liability Of
Stanford and other stOokuOldeis i0r the
government debt. some lawyers In
Congress, including Mcguire, Rep, Of
San FTauolsco, say tins new fuudlug
act will Do Ia the nature Of "A settle.
munt OF tne account between the gov
eminent ana tbs roads, an tnis set
Element will DC absolute aud tiual ami
discharge all the stockholders from In.
dividual liability. The present. move
OF the attorney general against the
Stanford estate Is based oa the fact
that ths Pacific railroad debt Is about
~ mature,
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MONDAY. ~. 1894. SALT LAKE CITY UTAH.

grafton they found the building e.
asaasa
mosi enve.o ed but SGT 10 work quiCl y
aud t1ugtuully and soon hal tuH
ilamcs exiinguishcd. The greater part
OF the building was unoC Jied aud n
fire broke Uut lu O. POTION % 20 about "a
month ago. La nighps blszs IL Sup.
posed TO have uvou the work Of fire
bug who probably slept In the premi.
see.
The loss ia variousiy estimated %
from 8 900 10 $4,000. The building
was Insured tot 81 ,OUu, Fuller q Young
having issued the policy. The adiustefs
woIO nt work this afternoon.
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TIE LAST 100000.
Tie City Can Have II, Remaining Cash
Without Delay.

a letter received ~ II, J. Giant *
Co., local agents tor the Sow HOik
Life, today brought the welcome in
formation that the city can have Its re-.
maining 100000 on ths bond salc i'm
mrdiAtuiy. Ine company says that
Just ass on a. warrants enough havo
been taken up 10 make the delivery
legal and tho bonds forwarded 10 them,
the cash will ba i0tfhcOming.
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Camo Bnck nj nenrY.

George Henry, who has led eort Of
up.auu-iown career with sourod politl.
cal place huutors, was arraiguei IA tho
police court this morning on a charge
ui nssnultIng a man named Lindsay,
whom ho had arrested on Friday on
.tcaped with lno VI SO. Tho charge
w,Ns a counter character and Henry
was assessed s..
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NEW YORK, June ll.-EraGtus WI
man, charged by his former paftnera,
Il. q. Dan q Co., with forgery, was ar
raigneu la me court Of Oyer and Ter
miner today. The district attorney
deelded 70 Try him on an indictment
when charged MIN with having forged
the name Of n. w. Bullingcr on check
on tho Chemical National bank Tor
s5.OUO. The M ximum punishment ~
len years Ia the states prlson' Elk
lutofs had been accepted ~ noon.
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Land Onlce.

The following filings have been
made In the local land office uder date
Of June II;
George Il. Hin, Of Washington, Car.
bou county, desert entry OF the north
half Of the southeast quarter Of section
10, and the north half Of the south
wsst quarter Of section 20, township Is
south, range II east. This IL the nrst
land entry as coming from tho new
county VI Carbon.
joshua P.Teuy,oi Draper, Salt Lake
county, desert entry Of the unsurveyed
west half Of the southeast quarter VI
section 38, township 3 south, and the
northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter VI section Z, township 4 south,
range east.
David l.. McDoHough, Of Eureka,
Juab county, homestead entry " the
northeast quarter OF section 10, town
ship 10 south, range 8 east.
wilford futile, Of Bountiiul, Davis
county, homestead entry Of the south.
west quarter Of section "a, township
north, range east.
Mineral patents have been received
a. follows from Washington, sud car
be- ObIaiuei by their owners at the local
land Oiilce!
No. 068, 10 Patrick Feeney, VIM. II
Roy, Joseph l.. Haywood, r.. NJ
Langiord, David q. McLaughliu, W.
| =. Mccormick aud Edward r..
Ferry, for the Congress mining claim,
located In the UlniAh mining district,
Summit county. Tho application foi
this patent was made November "a,
! 1883.
No. 1878, to this Desofet Gold aud
Silver Mining AMI Milling company,
Tor tho Mary, Big Fraction, Branch,
Elsie, and Dalton claims, located In
the ohio mining district, Piute county,
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PORr TOWNSEND, Wash, June H.
The CITY VI Topeka has arrived ir1m
Alaika The rumOr from San Ffanois.
o. that the revenue cutter Boar was
wrecked near Sitka h false.
Settlers along the Alaska cOas. north
OF Prince Williams sound, have 10.
ported 10 tho government authorities
that there Is Imminent danger of an
Indian uprising. Near Bhuksn hafbOr
last month the Indians Killed an uu-
known white man while q ming down
the coast and mutiintol the corpsu
horribly. Another murder IL reported
In that vicinity, the particulars Of
which are unknown.
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The oregon Elections.

PORTLAND, Oregon, June lire
liable election returns show tnat Her
man, Rsp.) for Congress In the First
district, has 0,OSi plurality and that
Ellie, iep) Ia the Second district, has
plurality Of 1880. The legislature
stands NJ follow; Repub-
Leans, 10; Democrats, 81; PopulisIs, 8.
House Republicans, 62, Democrats,
II; Populists, Z. The Republican
majority on a Joint ballot was so.
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Teachers Excursion.

Those desiring to accompany tho
teuchers' excursion to San Francisco
next week, will DO required To apply to
]. T.. Moli night, 32, 5anitarium, this
city, Tor tickets by June lB,h. Upon
prusrntAtion OF excursion tickets u
agents, reduced rates from all point
will bu given, Pullman cars Will be
ready for occupancy the evening be-
fore tue excursion leaves.
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NEW York, June 1.-The general
stock market opened firm. sugar how.
ever, was per cent OF aud under
liberal selling declined ! more. Sugar,
preferred, lost ] per cHnI Toe rest Of
inc market ran on Ia sympathy. In
later dealings sugar recovered
Slight gains followed, but wsfe soon
declined one per cent; later sugar raj.
lied
Win ilfmer market sugar nd 4.
yanced is; Oregon Snort Line !;
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81. LouIs, June 1.-The conferences
otnational officers Of tne LABOR 0 rganiz.
ations assembled here IouAy with u
view OF bringing about unityo OF work
among the labor 0rganizatiOns. The
conference Organized wlthi GaTnd Mas.
tor Workman SovUfelgn,o OF the Knights
Of Labor, as chairmani 4. j. Mcclure,
head OF the Brotherhood Of Carpenters,
aocTelAfy.
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An American citizen Sentenced II
Russia

BuFFALO, June LA. Sielki has
received u letter from Mr.. JAn0wsky,
IN Russian PolHnd, stating that his
hrother.in-law, citizen OF Buffalo,
who lived twenty-five years Ia Amer.
CA, has been arrested and sentenced
70 Oe transported. Polish people have
reported the matter 10 Secretary Gsss.
nam.
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Iron MOUNTAIN, Mich, June H.
Forest fires arc raging In the Vicinity.
Across the river IN Wisconsin the
flames arc doing great uAmagr. At
5agola, Mich, MoCormaoks' hotel,
saloon, boarding house, several dwell.
ings and the warehouses VI tue Samola
Lumber company are burned.
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NEW York, June John Y. Nc
kauu, Will be brought from Sing Bing
~ Brooklyn asa witness in the suit
brought against hls estate by
Catherine Bauer. widow Of ths late
Paul Bauer. The case was called in
Justice Bsrtletps court on Saturday
and went over until today because OF
Col. JOnn Meyerbefg, who with
Lawyer R5doTlUk, will defend Nc.
Kane.
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A New nInIns compsny.

Special DiiBaish 10 ne NEwA
CuEYESNE, Wyo, June 1.-THE
Heart Mountain Coal Mining and
Milling company, has been organized
for the purpose Of carrying ON general
mining business Ia johnson anu SheT.
idan counties. The inoOrporAtoTs ars
Edward Gillette Jr., j. Il. Menardi, T..
H., LonAbAugh, WIN. q. Wrlghter anu
Nm. Thorn. Tue capital stock Ia
1000, 900.
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The Kentucky campaign.

LEXINGTON, KY, June H. The
latgcst meeting OF tho Congressional
campaign IL In progress here this after.
noon. IL was originally announced ~
an "Owoos denomination, but Settle
was invited 10 take part Tho Settle
and Owens mon arc friendly and there
haa teen no dlaorlnr.
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EARLY MORNING FIRE.
Suspected lneeudlarl'm aud Compare
lively Heavy Los.

A fire broke out In some unaccount'
able manner NJ 2,3j this morning IN
the row OF tenement anu business
apartments owned by Nfiigely * Sons
company at 5J5 and 5l3 east Third
South street. An alarm was sent IN
from box 20 AMI the maln fire brigade
responded to the call
On arriving at the scene Of couaagTR.