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DEATH IN THE FLAMES
BRAVE PIReMEN THE VICTIMS
One OF the Worst pisastevs which
That City Has Ever Witnessed
.-6urisd Bsneath tho
Burning Ruino.

DETRorT. Oct. k-Birs beoks eut u
Keenan, 3 Hahu's furniture houss q Tan
O'Clock which 10 now under coutrol. Kass
nan D Hahn's loss b 10000; Insurance.,
$4,000. The loss on the buildings, owned
by Traneot D Schmidt, 10 estimated q
$4,000: fully insured. One fireman hes
bsen taken cut asad. Three are seriously
injured. Ssx othsss Wses In sho ruins -
ESQ o'clock. LAtse three wsss taken ous
dead.
The flss was discovered In The hass.
msnt Of the furniture seoso AZ keenan, =
Hahn at 80 o'clock this morning. Whsa
the engines arrived the flrs had Tun up The
elevator shaft. The entire uppsr heses
were aflams when the ilrst stream wae
thrown on. There were % smplcyss,
most Of whom had great dif1culty n -.
Gaping. The building wss an cd 1vss
story structure. and was sooa guttsd and
the shock ruinsd. Al o'clock the fFsae
vail tumhlsd Into woodward svsona.
Ths drsmsa we're warned and rstssa>e9
- rapidly - possible. Seme eet fromuns
der. but . dossn a. more we're unahis -
do co
A yell ct hoeese went up simn1tanssaalS
from the threats of thouaAn6s u ~
streets and thsn thses vas . eeash hks q
earthquake. the ais was allsd With dus4
aud shssss Of aams end smsks. IT, tan.
Ing walls broke the hsavy slss1glp 81
trolley wires. A dash a sputteelng seses
trio nuid lighted up tho seems s.d ths psss
pie crowded and surssd 70 ~ Int ~
stores end Into the side strsets.
A numhse of mea women and eAi1dssa
we're tramplsd under Ssos ~ shs isisAs.
susd spectators but nons wsss sseieaslV
hurt.
Lisutsuant Mishssl u. DeasGhua, Q
pipsman, Richard Dsly end pipsmAn JsAa
Paesl we're taken cut dsed. Fredssisk 4.
Busssy, . spsetatos. was taken - ths hass
pital and disd. Niks Gray vas . hsAl1
injured that ~ may de. Mia DsV1s. .
pipsman, b still In the ruins saA b
certainly dad.
These are injured, Lisutsaaat
O'Rourks, Pipsman y. S,eck, Pipsaaa C.
Cronlu.
The aeRsssats lsss q the tuildiae anA
stock h estimated 81 $4,000, fnlly -
surod.
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IT WAS SUCH FUN.

IasDssteP NeClars beaten Ts Death 81
tbs Festivitiss.
KANSAS CrTY, Mo-, Oct. 6.-Posto6lcs
Inspector ]. N. Mcclure died this after.
Noon Of injuries received during last
nisht's carnival festivities. He was -.
saultsd BY masqusrader who beat him
on the hssd. Mcclure was rendered un.
conscious and remained In that condition
until hs died. He was an old government
employo and was we'll known.
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TREES and ALL OF THAT
Heu 10 SaN Tho Forests Is BelAsvils
tls GoIaPnnsnt
rhlevee Break Through ana Steal
and the Authoritiss Can't Put
q Stop 70 Il 0soause
They've No Dough.

WARRINGTON, Oct. k-What to do With
the forest RESERVES has become serious
question In the department OF the int.
rior. Congress passed . Law providing for
the setting apart Of tracts Of lands - for.
est reserves and when % sst apart, they
could not bs entered upon for any purpose
prssidsnt has from time 10 time, sst apart
tracts which are known a. forvss reserve.
tioue and which are now On the eovsrn.
meut lands. In all there ars over 17.0o0,-
900 aerss thus reserved In the states Of
California, Oregon. Washiuston, Colo.
rade. Wyoming. Montana and in Utah
and Arizona territories.
Ne provisions whatever have been made
for taking care Of these reservations.
Under the Law they are reserved to the
government and no psrsou can make use
Of them, yet there b nothing to prevent
persoos from going upon them o. In any
way defeating the objees Of legislation
and the reservation proclamation. The
pessons might b prosecuted afterwards,
but there y no means Of preventing de.
prsdations. Neither 10 there any way to
prevent forest ilrss o. orthse methods Of
ooeeruottons
psrsens intsssstsd In forest preservation
wsge instrumeatal In having the ressrva-
tion lAV passed and the reservations
mAds. They have also tried to secure
laws tor the psotsetlon Of The forests. but
% fas without success. One Of the most
snthusiastio forestry men In the present
admlnistration b Assistant Commisslousr
Bowers Of the general land once. He has
besn doing good deal to have the rsssr.
vat,ous made and hes also bssn urging
iseIslation foe thsir prsssrvation and pro.
tectton.
Cemmissionsr LAmsesaux h practical
lumbeernau, and referring 10 the value Of
tho timber on thsss foesst reservations he
Gays that no timber b valuabls unless u 10
within marketable distance oe streams
q sAilEoads. and u present none of the
humber of thess reservations could b
sald. He doss not bslieve thelr timber
viii b demanded foe half Q century. Part
Of The schsms for the preservation
cf The fosssts includes the sais
a timhsr from them to pay
foe thelr peotsetiou. II thsss 10 no de-
nsad foe The timber this plan viii fall,
and y vii b necessary for The govern
mont 70 sppsoprists money Tor this pur-
pose.
Already thsrs have bssn plane presented
foe making national parks Of these rsssr-
vations, and II the flrst plan fails, then On
effort will bo made to turn them over 10
the several ststss for state parks.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-Accordine 10
reports made by Captain Holttum OF the
British steamship Brietnss, the northwest
end OF Cuba was, on Sept. %, visited by
one Of the most terrific hurricanes that
has swept that locality for 20 years. All
the banana plantation were either totally
destroyed or badly damaged. Houses
werc blown away, trees uprooted and
other damage wrought. The cocoanut
oil factory run by American capitalists
was badly damaged.
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MRs. vANpsRsILr ARRIVES.

- 8ee0ooo - Answer Aoy Qoootsooe
Absas the Divsres Case.
New YoRE, OeA S.-llrs. William Z.
vsndeshllt Was amoug the passenger
who arrived from Europe on the slsaunse
Lucania. She was accompanied hy her
two sous. william X. vAnderbilt, Jr.. and
Master Harold Vanderbilt; her young
daughter and dossn o. % Of servants.
A her especial friend On tho trip over
Mrs. Vandsebilt bad sx-Postmsstsr
Thomas l. Jones, who, It 10 asssrtsd, went
abroad - emissary Of Cornslius Wander.
bilt. for the purpose Of smoothing out the
ruf1ed relations exciting between Mr.. and
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt. just what
success attended his mission could not
bs ascertained. ~ Mr.. James, who lsit the
ship st quarantine and came up on the
tug Chaunoy N. Dspow, refused to speak
on the matter.
Az soon 40 the Luoania reached quaran.
tine Mrs. vaudesbllt stationed . six.foot
valet 10 front Of the door Of state room
s.. which 10 over the main saloon forward,
and this worthy refused ail cards.
Charles westeott, Of Wsstcott's On.
prsss, met the chip OF quarantine ~ Nrs.
vandsrbilt's solicitation and aeeompanisd
her to thls city, looking after her depart.
urs from the steamer.
Ars. vandse6ilt. secompanisd hy WILL
lam K. r., and Mr.. wssteott, was
among thoss 10 walk early down the gang
plank. but thsy returned 70 the ship aftse
few moments spent In separating such
baggage % was 10 b shippsd direct to
Newport from thot which Nra vandsrbllt
desired to accompany her TO hsr Firth ~.
euue hesns. She remained In hss room
until S:U o'clock, when the last pises q
basaags bad bssn accounted for.
Several rsporters attempted 10 inter
View Nrs. vandesbllt. but were uusueeess.
full. She rsfusetl 10 answer any of their
questions and the party was driven d.
rsotly 10 the vAndsrbilt mansioo, q sd
street and Fifth avenue.
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Settling Up the Estats.

DETROIT, Oct. 6.-william D. Trombly
10 locked up at police headquarters on
suspicion Of being connected with the
murder Of Charles B. Chauvin, bis uncle.
Trombly 10 the missing heir to tho Chau.
vim estate. for whom the police have been
searching New York. and who sold his 10.
tsrsst In the estate to John Seits. from.
bly, and Ssits came to Detroit from New
York last night.
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CHICAGO. Oct. H-Ths police asessted Q
woman to-day at the union dspst With .
eirculars sieusd "Lissis Lotus, Quesn q
the Anarchists," ordering the dsstrustiea
Of Chicago on or about Oct. & The woman
was plainly dressed and Of middle aes.
She refused to give an account Of .hsrseAf
aud was locked up.
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INDLANAPoLIs, Oct. 6.-GsorRs Nsoer, Q
saloonksspsr, fatally shot his wife last
night and blew out his own brains. Neosr
married o widow . year ago. She pro.
tested against tho contAminat,ne intlu-
ence OF the saloon on her three childrsu
and the murder resulted from the quar-
rsl. The three children witnessed the
murder.
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oRovsR's ron MIL.

rhss Il the story rAss chA,sasa uissh.
Ley Has - Tsll
new YoRK. Oct. 6.-Chairmau Hiaekley
Of The democratic state commits said :
A the situation stands ] can NEST en-
phatioally state that the rsgulatioa demo-
cratic ticket viii receive the full suppoet
Of the Cleveland faction. Az - vhsthsr
Secretary Lamont came ovse with ocders
from the sdministration TO rssteee her.
mony, both In the city and state, I am not
st liberty 70 cay, but can tell yoa that ]
am positively assured that the AAminis.
tration men In Wsshington desire ms,
earnestly the success Of the regular demo.
cratic ticket headed By Senator Hill. I
can also stats 10 you that Judse W. ],
Gaynoe WILL without doubt, appear On the
state ticket - nominee foe the court a
appeals. The administration u las9s
and ell its supporters realize that the
honor Of the democracy b now at stake
and for that purpose they are willing "a
make every concession In the intersst oi
securing dsmocratio elections this fall, Il
10 NO Isasee . question with the sdninlss
trattoa of mere personality bus ef old
democracy.
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WALLACE HAS BEEN HEARD.
Ho Thinks Hill viii Bs the Democratic
Nominee for President

ST. PAUL. Oct. 5.-General Lew Wal.
lace, who Is here 10 Oh his way To the Pa
ciilc coast. said this afternoon: "My
opinion is that General Harrison will not
be candidate for tho presidency in an
active. pushing sense; in other words. he
will not fight for the nomination, but o
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new YoRK. Oct. 8. - Brcdstrsse's to.
morrow will say: While NO radical
change has appeared this week. there are
features Of ths situation pointing to con.
tinusd proxrSss In the direction Of i'm.
provement. This % true Of the country
At large. Al . number Of points east and
west the domand for money has in.
creased and large changes In tho
character Of mercantile collections % .
rule are In the direction Of improvement.
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esatssesasv might asiss vAsssaa tAs
ms0bses oe ~ eoavsatts1, sooeeseatina
the united sentiment es ~ repa6lieans
Il The eouutsy, would eDnan1 that h
aeospt The nominatiou, aa1 n taat event,
] hsaisvs b would aeesp1 % - . duty 70
bis country and bic parsy.~
General wallace thinks tha4 David h.
Hl1 viii b the dsmoorA1D ne0foee.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.

LIVINGSTON, Mont. Oct. 5.-An appeal
was filed in the district court Of Park
county to-day from the action Of the
board OF county commissioners in allow
ing certain bills at the September session.
The appeal alleges that the bills were al
lowed without warrant of law. The case
will be neard at tho October term of the
district court. which will convene in this
city next Monday.
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Hot r,ns In Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Oct. 5.-Ths Y. NJ
C. A. building was burned to-day. The
Banner building, adjoining, was damaged
by water. The associated press room In
the Y. NJ. c. A. building was destroyed.
The loss Of the Y. NJ. C. A. 10 $4,000; In
surance, $1,000.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The cash balance
in the treasury ~ the close Of business to-
day was si20. lei. .l76, Of which So. 9.5O30so
was gold reserve.
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Big Fire In Virginia

BUCHANAN, Va, Oct. 5.-Just after mid.
nigh, a fire broke out in the Kiidey fur
niture building on Main street. /, spread
rapidly. and at o'clock the Kidjy furnl.
ture building, Stockert's feed store. White,
Carver & Bros hardware store and build.
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Tumhlad To DaaSh.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-Dr. vincensso Botta.
author and scholar, who fell from third
story window Tuesday morning. died to.
day 40 result Of his injuries. He was
once president Of the Union League club.
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inG anA Aals dsssa fsaus dwslliaas
alooG Aain strest wsss In ruins. The q.
iein ee The ars b thought to b inosn-
diary. Lea, eoo.0oo; insurance lsss than
halt. Whils the Dire was In progress
Frank xsslsy was shot b. someone In aa
alley and ssetously wounded.
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Tpying 10 Find Oct.

New YoRk. Oct h-Supsrintsndsnt
Byrnss was . witness before the Grand
Jury to-day. Dstsctivs Ssrxsants Dunn,
NcGinnis and others we're also called In.
The preliminary Line Of inquiry was rslA.
tive to numerous street robbesiss.
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A Receiver Appointed.

New YoRK. Oct. G-NswmAn Erb has
been appointed receiver for Stanton q
CONN, bankers and brokers. Liabilities,
eS.eO.0oo. Assets sufleisnt to cover liz.
bilities. The rscsivsr 10 appointed bscauss
the members Of the fiem wish to dissolve
partusrship.
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CHICAGO. Oct. S.-S. II. Blddlseu, sscrs.
tafy Of the State Mutual Life Insurance.
company, was arrested to-day charged
with running Q lottery under the euise a
an insurance company. Ex-Covsenoe Bsv'
sridgs is prssidsnt Of the company.
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PUSHED sY sLoooHovNos.

Chase - Then.
ELyRA, Ohio. Oct. &-At . o'clock this
mornina, ct Grafton. Ohio. John Henry
was swaksnsd b. burglars In bis room.
Henry gave chase and was shea and killed
by one Of the burglass. Bloodhounds
we're secured and put on the trail and thsy
are now chasing the psrpstratoes ee the
crime.
The esaeksmsn ass suppessd 10 b from
Clsvslaud. - u y svidsut thsv ass on
dsavoging 70 csaeh that city. Ths people
ars thoroushly aroused and every straness
is compelled 10 give an account Of him
self.
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BULLETS AND sLoopHovNos.
Hsv Thsy Ran Dsva Ihsss Alleged
bank RobborA

RLooNyrELD, lad, Oct. S.-Ths rohhses
who dynamitsd the Bloomfield Natieoal
hank safe on Wednesday night and -
away with nearly $4,000, were raa dewn
With posse and bleedheunds lest nighe.
Thscs were thrss. one es whom vss sAse
down. He gave Tie name ef ChAs,ss Rivs
srs. Rivers had N,l0o oe The stolen
money. He 70 badly wounded and VI
die. The other two robbers sludsd tAs
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The Car 10 Very sick.

PARIS, Oct. 5.-Serious rumors we're
| circulated hero to-day in regard to the
condition Of the cars health. Transac.
tions on tho bourse in consequence were
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MeComs. w,ll Think OF II.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-The attorneys in
tho sugar mandamus case concluded
their arguments to-day and Judge Nc.
Comas took the matter under advisemcnt.
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STUNNED ~ A THUNDER BOLT

0ssss yesaks % the Wsathse ia fhss
Qasse Ola Camp Helena
Special Dispatch 60 the Standard
HELxNA, Oct. 5.-A queer freak Of the
weather occurred In Helena to-day. Up
70 o'clock p. M. II was IKE Q summer
day, then came thunder and lightnine.
One bolt knocked Judge y. p. Sterling
down as the corner OF Rodney street and
Fifth avenue, but did not injurs him.
Several ether people were prostratsd also
without damage. Shortly afterwards Q
heavy rain fell and thsn came Q hsavy
storm with o strong wind.
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MAY CAUSE BARBER TROUBLE.
70 Il kaiA He llas nssa Tee ksaAy d
Give Hts Oplslens.

wv ~s~ ~RsesSe~s
OMAHA. Oct. "a letter Of Col. Nss.
III Barber. sdjutant general Of the d.
pastmsnt Of the Platte, to local rsprs-
ssntativss Of the army Of Tennessee,
refusing 10 have anything 10 do with that
seeisty and referring 70 u In . most
diseourteous manner, may cause . court
martial
General Howard was vssy angry when
10 rod Barbse's lsttse and satd b veuld
''attsnd 10 ths matter" when hs rot back
east.
0snsssl Stone, chairman of the sxseu.
tive committee. determined 10 suppress
ell oosssspondencs with Colonel Barber,
but sons Of The eommittse insistsd upon
having copies. Barber. In his lstter. d.
elarsd hs had never hsasd Of the associa-
tiea and cared nothing foe L.
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LONDON. OoI 6.-At Ksmpton park 70.
day the imperial Kempton park great
brssdsrs' produce staksS 5000 soyereIsns,
for 2.year-olds, was woh by Lord Rose.
bsry's Sir visto, Danisl Coopsr's Float
second. Galootia third. The distance was
one mile.
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New York city Poiitic

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The republicans to
night nominated Col. W. L. Strong fol
mayor and John w. GoT for recorder.
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MAKING A SURE Jos or IT.
Lsssie spsssy wants 70 Have Her Rsasss
lse securely Tied.

lse securely TisA.
PARIs. Oct. k-Ths civil marriage u
Niss Eilsabsth Spsssy os San Francisco
to Prince Andre Poniatovski vas psr.
formed hy the mayer at Passy to-day. The
witnesses Ia behalf of the briAs were hse
bsOthsssln-lAv. w. II. Csockse Of San
Franchise end Ne. KAue ee Paris. The
beidseroom's witpsssss were bic uncle,
Count Nontssqusiu Frsnsoe. and Count
Do valoux. Tas besds wss attirsd In dark
green silk.
Ths rsllglsns csremouy win take place
to-meesoW ID the Roman Catholic church
and Afterwards % tho American Psotss.
tans church Of the Holy Trinity with full
choral sesyise.. Tho brides dress foe this
occasion u white satin With flowing tulle
vsil and orange blossoms.
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litsrblti.

SloUx City, Iowa, Oct. 5.-Sioux City,
s; Chicago, 3.
At Bal,imore-6; New York, 3.
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WAsHrSGroS, Oct. 5.-for Montana:
Local showers, winds shifting TO ths
north; colder.
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MARCHING THROUGH IOWA.

1G0RI0I0y o06mS 70 % n6vI6G v0ty
Nieo Tims.
. nicola, Iowa, Oct. k-Governor jackson
1ntrotlucsd Governor Mckinley at Council
Bluffs this morning 70 several thousand
people, to whom hs made . political
speech. Along the route Of bis Journey
through Iowa crowds had assembled to
greet him, and everywhere was displayed
the nag Of which hs speaks In every I'D.
dr>aa
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YoxoHAl1A, Oct. G-Ths German resi-
dsnts of Japan have resolved 10 appeal 10
Germany against the proposed rsvision Of
the treaty between Germany and Japan
re9arding foreign consular Jurisdiction.
Japan desires the treaty revised on the
lines OF the recent treaty between Enelsud
and Japan which, after certain period,
does away With the British consular courts.
The Gsrmans are opposed to the abolition
OF the consul courts.
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ON THE VERGE Of war
blt England. llisA ild lliles 1ul't
Fight
THEY HAVE A BETTER PLAN
Whsn China 70 Whipped To Q otand.
stili They VIII Pounoe Upon Her
ana Divide Up Her Empire as
Was Done with POLAND.


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seys ths snterssts o. kng'ano, fnnce end
Russia ase closely Involved IN the possthle
neeekiue up Of the Chinese empire aud u
V believed Russia has stGnifisd that che
cannot any longer regard the proGrsss os
svsnss 10 toe far east with indincFenes.
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MINNESOTA,

DR.. Gleason, formerly of Luverne, baa
decided to locate in Magnolia and has
moved his family to their new home.
Ms. Mary l.. Quinn, Chippewa In
dian woman and one of the oldest inhab,
ltants Of Minnesota, having been born in
the southern part Of the state IS years
ago, died last week and was buried at
Mendoza Friday.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
4 wELL-COMPLlCATED SUIT.

The affairs Of the David Jones Brewing Company.
q, Forty-sevcnth-st ami Avenue y. are being thor
oughly aired before Chief Justice Daily in The Equity
Term OF the Court Of Common Pleas Patrick Kier-
nan is the president Of the company Some time
ago his son, Patrick Henry Herman brought suit
against the company for the foreclosure of $4,000
mortgage. given 10 tho BOwery SAVINGS Bank
Young MIR. Herman said that the bank had as
signed the mortgage to him.
on behalf OF some Of the stockholders OF the
uanv John kerndn, Augustus f. Dochariy ana
others obtained a stay in the suit They declare
that young \iernan is minor. and that the suit
a really brought In the interests of his father whO
they declare. has got complete control of the affairs
Of the company and has app "oprated its assets to
his own private account. Tncy declare moreover.
that the mortgage Of $1,000 has been paid.
Mr. Herman declares that his is no. a minor
and that the charges against his Ganag"mcnt are
false More evidence VIII be submitted next
1rrrSlay.