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BANK OF ENGLAND HUMBL.ED
The People Of Britain Express
Loss of Confidence.
The Great Financial Institution at Last
Forced to submit to an Inycstiga-
tion In Difference to Pub
lie Opinion.

LONDON, Oct. lit is reported thai
financial and commercial circles have
lost confidence in the management d
the Bank of England to such an extern
that the general court of directors Ia,
agreed to institute an inquiry into the
relations existing between Mr.. Hope
the late cashier, and certain customer,
OF the institution and into the action
OF the bank in consequence of these re
lations. The fact has develo ped tina
In addition to the million and "a quartel
dollars that the bank lost through tn.
Irregularities of its late chief cashier, ,
large number of customers have los.
big amounts by being induced to inves
III stocks that proved worthless. AS /,
result the honor of the bank has beer
seriously and adversely affected and al
inquiry has been reluctantly agreet
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06
LOADED WITH TEMPLARS.
Passenger Trains Collide Near Massillon,

Passenger Trains Collide Near Massillor,
Ohio.
MAssILLoN. o., Oct. 2.-Passenger
trains 35 and 3G on the Cleveland,
Lorrain and Wheeling railroad collided
Mt Pau s, five miles north of here, this
morning. Train 36 was loaded with
Knights Templars bound for Cleveland.
The collision was caused by the caro-
lessness of Engineer Buel Of the north
bound train. who had orders to pass
No. IS at Coxey's siding. The engineer
mistook Il freight on the sidetrack for
the southbound express and started
ahead. A moment later he met the
train he supposed he had passed. Only
the reduced rate Of speed at which lie
was going prevented u frightful list OF
fatalities, as the cars were all packed
with excursionists. Everybody was
more or less bruised, but no one fatally
injured. Tho most seriously injured,
oil on No. SO, were:
Mail Agent Hoge of GAINESVILLE.
Rev. j. D. Lea of Roscoe, o.
Miss Mathie of Massillon.
Mrs. Kate.Mikelore of U%hrichsville.
William Ellis OF New Philadelphia,
Miss Mahon of Cleveland.
4, II. Sargent of Lorain.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06
UNWERsAL POSTAL coNeREss
Captain Brook Explains Its Character
aud Purposes.

SoRt2AA 1BEUVAB HAplhlQ0 1JH NuAERCCcE
aud Purposes.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 2.-The new con.
Rress will be asked by Postmaster Cen
eral Bissell to appropriate nearly q
quarter of a million dollars to defray
the expenses attendant upon the meet
ing in Washington in 1907 OF tho Uni
vcrsal Postal congress. This conven-
ton will be the greatest gathering of
postal officials ever assembled in this
country, and will consist of delegates
from every civilized nation on the
globe, with tho possible exception
OF Cape Colony, South Africa.
which did not have a represent
ntive in tina congress held at Vienna
in 1891. There will be about 100 vot.
ing delegates, and the majority of them
will wear their court uniforms during
the sessions. The congress will last
seven or eight weeks md will be under
the auspices of the postoffice depart
ment.
The general public will not DO al
lowed to attend the sessions. The de-
alterations OF the body will be in the
French language.
Captain N. NJ. Brooks, s~uperintend-
ent of the foreign mail service, who
was the delegate of this government
at the Vienna congress, says: s'We will
meet for the purpose of revising the
present postal treaty or to make n new
one, to govern the exchange of mails
between al the countries in the world.
The treaty will not interfere with the
domestic postal regulations of any
country, but regulate all mail matter
passing from one country to another.
OF course II country can make
arrangements with another for II
more liberal postal treaty be-
tween themselves, but n gov
eminent cannot change it's postal regu-
lations regarding all the countries
without violating its treaty. 1t may,
however, agree on matters provided
for in the existing treaty, which re-
mains in force until 1897.
1.-The most important proposition to
come up during the convention, which
has twice failed of agreement, is to ar
range SO hat there may be u universal
postage stamp which could he used in
any country, Under the present sys-
TEN. If a person is in some country.
like Canada, and writes to someone in
another country, he cannot buy sta nps
In his Gown country to send to that
person to prepay postage on the an
swer to his letter, because the country
where he sends the letter would not
transmit Il letter to him bearing any
other than its own stamp."
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A Peculiar Condition,

CHAMBERLAIN, S. d., Oct. "A pc.
culiar condition of affairs exists in
Gregory county, south of here. Greg.
DRY .ounty lies along the Nebraska
line, and most of it was opened to set.
Element more than four years ago when
the Sioux reservation was opened, it
being, up to that time, a part of tho
lands belonging to the Sioux. A mis-
unde, standing between the author,
tiles of South Dakota and Nebraska re-
garding the boundary line between
the w states in that section has pre-.
vented the surveying of Gregory
county. Recent visitors to that
section of the state report that
every quarter section of land in the
that several thriving and populous
towns have sprung into existence, cou-
tanning banks, newspapers and other
evidences of civilization and pcrna-
nent settlement. In some instances
settlers have paid rs high us 5000 to re-
move possible contestants from the
same supposed quarter section in order
to avoid the possibility of litigation
when the land is finally surveyed and
the settlers learn where their boundary
lines are. Speclal Agent An
drews of the general land
office, who recently visited
this section, was informed about the
matter and the injustice which the set
tiers are suffering, and he promised to
call the attention of the department. to
it. Petitions have just been sent to
Washington nsking that the land be
surveyed Immediately. 1t is believed
that the boundary line dispute between
the two states Is now practically set
tied and that the county can therefore
be surveyed vet this fnlly
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One of Ida Wella' Martvrs.

PRINCETON, KY, Oct. 1.-Willey Grit.
fey, a repulsive looking negro, wa.
lodged in Jail here yesterday afternoon
for safe keeping and to escape a mob's
vengeance, He assaulted a Miss Davis,
white, near Lafayette Saturday while
the young lady was out riding. The
officers had hard work to keep him
away from the mob and there is q pos
ability that 1t will get him yet.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06
Emperor of china,s Coup d,Etat

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Central New,
agency correspondent in Shanghai say
the appointment of Prince Kung, the
emperor's uncle, and the president o.
the foreign board of admiralty, to nc,
us co-director with Lii Hung Chang in
the conduct of Chinese AFFAIRS, is looked
upon us p%artnking OF the nature of q
coup d'etut. No Chinese soldiers are
now in Corea, all of them being concen
trated in the vicinity of Moukdcn ant
Hung Chang.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06
THE TRoPIc STORM.

Moving in a Northeasterly Direction To.
ward Cape Hatteras.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-The storm
reported near Charleston yesterday
morning has moved northeastward to
Cape Hatteras, diminishing markedly
! intensity, and will probably move
into the ocean in a ~northeasterly direc.
ton today and will make dangerous
gales in the middle OF the Atlantic and
on the southern New England coasts.
The tendency will be for an increase In
energy as it passes into the ocean and
the danger to ships at sea will be great.
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Recess ADpointmcuts.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2o.-The follow
Ing recess appointments were received
1T the white house this morning from
the president:
Archie NJ. O'Connor, collector of Gus
toms for the district Of North and South
Dakota.
Postmasters-Thomas II. Studebaker at
McGregor, Ia, and James Comisky at St.
Marys, Kas.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06
M'KINLEY AT KANSAS CITY
t'neaIts mt the Auditorium h Afternoon
The Receptions.

KANSAS Cry, Oct. ~2.--Govcrnor
Mckinley with several members OF tn.
republic an stnte committee as escort
left st. Louis at midnight ind reached
Kansas City at 0 o'clock. There wa,
an immense crowd at the Union depot.
The escorting procession to the Coate.
mounted police and n rum.
Der of bands were ~interposed
between the carriages. At 3 O'Clock
this afternoon Governor Mckinley will
speak ut the Auditorium. Then hq
will be wl,islsed across the river to the
Kansas side, where another audience
wi! be in waiting. The departure for
Topeka will he made early tomorrow
morning.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06
SUCCEEDS coLoNELcockERlLl
Foster coatos win Edit the Two Adyer.

Foster Coates Will Edit the Two Adver-
ptisers.
New YORK, Oct. 2.-Foster Coates
has been appointed to succeed Colonel
John A.. Cocserill as editor of the
Morning Advertiser and its evening
adjunct, the Commercial Advertiser.
Mr.. Coates has held the position
Of managing editor of tho
two papers since the fall of
1893, before which time he had been
associated with the management and
editorial conduct Of several local
newspapers and publications., nota bly,
the Jenness interchangeable, OF which
he was the editor for some time. MIR.
Coates is well equipped for his new
duties, and under his management it is
anticipated that the two Advertisers
will retain and add to the prestige
which attached to Colonel Cockerill's
association with the papers. The ed.
itorial policy of the Morning and Com
mercial Advertiser will continue TO be
aggressiveiy republican.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06
The weekly Bnnk Statement.

NEW YORK. Sept. ao.-The weekly
.tatement of the associated banks
shows the following changes: Reserve,
Increase, $s17, $50; loans, decrease.
f35s,40o: specie, increase. S14s, 100; le-
gal tenders, increase, S345,4O0; depos-
its, decrease, Sl,204, GOO: circulation.
increase, 1853, 800. The banks now
hold $50, 701, sO7 in excess of the re.
Quirements of the 25 per cent rule.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06
National Pure food r,nov,,,on

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The National Purt
Food exposition, the largest display Of
pure food products and the methods OF
their preparation for tho table ever
held in this country, will open in Bat.
terry D this evening. In connection
with the exposition the annual conven.
ton of tho American Housekeepers' as.
%sociation will hold its sessions
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Knn.a, Fedcration =, Iunor

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 1.-The state
federation OF labor began a two days
session here today. The principal bust
ness will be to decide whether trade
unionists shall act independently in
politics. The opposition will proba bly,
carry. The popuiist state ticket will
probably be Endorsed rs it's platform
conforms moro nearly to the principles
Of the federation than that Of any
nthn, marty
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In Behalf of wor!sinr,nen.

MILAN, Oct. 2.-Four hundred dele.
gates have gathered here to attend the
sessions Of The congress for the consid.
Grafton of the subject of the accidents
to worlsinglnen. DIR. Won Boetticher,
secretary of the interior for Germany,
presided over the congress. Among
the delegates in attendance are M.
Lion Say of France, DIR. Numa Droz OF
Swift rand, and Mr.. Willoughby OF
the United States. Discussions VIII be
had of the question of replacing char.
ity by insurance aud also of the adop.
ton of measures to prevent as far us
possible accidents to workingmen.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06
Of 6bOO.

Iowa FALLS, Ia, Oct. IA reward
Of $500 has been offerrd by the Illinois
Central railroad for the arrest and con-
%viction Of the party or parties who set
fire to the companv's bridge across the
Iowa river at this point, and which
was completely destroyed the morning
Of tho Goth ult. A large force of mon
are at work on a temporary structure,
and Superintendent Wise of the bridge
gang thinks it will be in shape for
trains to cross by tonight. The roads
Traffic is now sent by way Of Coldield
and Webster CITY,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06
Fnrmers, Nat,on., conrr...

PARKERsnuRs, w. Va, Oct. s.-The
farmers national congress, composed
of delegates from twenty states, began
its annual session hero today and will
be In session the remainder of the
week. About 200 delegates were pres
ent at the opening session and many
Others will arrive during the day, Sec
retary.J. Sterling Morton is expected
to arrive in time to address the con.
press.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06
ALoxow witness stabbed.

New YORK. Sept. 29.-George Apo,
the Lexow committee witness against
tho green goods men, whose throat was
gut yesterday, was up in the Tomhs
police court this morning. Apo
claimed a man named Reardon had
stabbed him. Renrdon was committed
for trial and upon complaint OF a po-
liceman Apo vas held for attempted
6nicida
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06
OFFICERS WILL BE TRIED,
The Explosion at Chicago VIII BE Probed
to the Bottom,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The order of
General Miles directing the trial by
court martial of Captain vose and Cap.
tain Grimes for neglect OF duty in con-
n~ection with tho Chicago caisson en-
plosion, caused some surprise at the
wal department, as the ordnance off
GERS who investigated the explosion
found that it was due wholly
TO defective ammunition and
absolved all officers of responsibility,
and this opinion was confirmed by the
subsequent explosion of the same am
munition at the maneuvers near Fort
Sheridan. 1t is conceded at headquar-
ters, however, that General Miles ac-
ton will probe the matter to the bot
tom and ii the officers in charge are
sindicated by the court it will be more
satisfactory to the service than the
ordnance investigation.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06
PEKlN is ALARMED.
rhe Garrison VIII BE Reinforced With
10000 KNnshgurs.

az
10000 Kashgars.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The st. James Ga.
zette prints n dispatch from Shanghai
to u news agency here stating that
preparations for the better defense
of Pclin are being theoretically
pushed. 1t is understood that the
garrison there will be reinforced
by 10000 Kashgars. Twenty-Five thou.
sand troops drafted from n number Of
the provinces which have been drilled
by foreign officers are being massed ut
Tung Chow, nfew miles southeast of
Pelsin. The troops a under command
OF General Liu.
The foreign residents of Pekin are
subject to constant insult by the ma.
tives and q number of them have been
assaulted on the streets. Among the
persons who have thus been maltreated
are several British subjects, including
the interpreter of the British legation.
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OLD VETERANS MURDERED.
Two Inmates of the Ohio Soldiers Home
Killed.

DAYTON, o., Oct. IA terrible
double murder was committed on the
Germantown pike west of this city
near the soldiers home yesterday.
John Barrett, aged So, formerly of the
United States navy, and Adolph Bur-
gen, agod so, of Company D, Turmoil
legion of Maryland, were killed by un-
known murderers. Thoir bodies were
discovered lying in the road about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
crime was evidently committed with
the intention OF robbery, as on Friday
the old veterans ut the soldiers home
drew their pension money and these
men were seen with considerable sums
on their persons.
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Killed by an Experlment.

LONDON, Oct. "A dispatch to tho
Central News agency from Hamburg
says that DR.. Oertel of the Hygenic in
stitute of that city has died from Asia.
tic cholera, resulting from IN expert
ment with water taken from the river
Nistului.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06
EMPEROR TO Be DEP0SEO
Prince kung viii Take the Chi.
nese Throne.
The yiceroy, Ii Hung Chang. Ha.
Been Superseded and Retires
to rao Ting In Disgust
Japanese Marching On.

NEW York, Oct. "a special cable
to the Herald from Shanghai says: The
emperor of China will very likely be-
dethroned in favor of Prince Knng
who will treat with the Japanese.
Lii Hung Chang was superseded in the
supreme command by General Sang
Using Of the province of Human, who
has received full powers. Lii Hung
Chang retires Disguised to Pao Ting
Foo, the capital of the province @,
Chi LII.
Japanese Moving North.
LONDON, Oct. 2.-The correspondent,
in Toxic of the Central News agency
telegraphs that the Japanese are NOV
ing north from Ping Yang. They re
port that they have not sighted the en-
envy, but have a large quantity of arm,
and ammunition which had been aban.
donsd by the Chinese, many of whom
had been killed by the Corenns.
All the villages and farm building.
from Lusan, on the route of the troops
have been burned and the cultivated
land has been laid waste.
Six hundred Togatul1o rebels were
met by twenty-five Japanese engineer,
at Wei Hung and were dispersed and
fed leaving their mntchlocks and
spears behind them. Many of the reb
els we're wounded, but there were nc
casualties among the Japanese.
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ABERDEEN, S. d., Oct. 2.-The droutb
of two months duration over all parts
of the James river division of the Mil
wauaee and east on the Hastings and
Dakota division of the same road was
broken yesterday and last night by o
drilling rain which thoroughly soaked
the ground. The precipitation here
was exactly | inch.
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Northwest German NJ. Il. A@ssirn,ncn,

NoTtlWeSL scTN1hn III. r.. assignments.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Oct. 1.-The north
west German NJ. Il. conference made
the following appointments:
Upper Iowa District-Wm. Koener, pre-
siding elder; Alden, C. H. Schuldt: burt
and Fenton, G. Il. Kienle; Charles CITY. T..
j. Brcnner; Dennison. II. j.. Loemker: Ell
dora and Rineheck, II. r. Schmidt:
Fort Dodge, l.. j. Hass; Garner,
Henry Schuldt; Gladbrook, Otto Neider.
hut; klemme and Germantown, G.. Haef-
ner; LeMars, A Dulitz; Mason CITY, ".
a. Schmidt: Odebolt, II. f.. Hillmer:
Scballer. II. II. Swieiert; Sioux City. Carl
Kruger; Spencer, Vim. II. Claus; Storm
Lake, G: Schulz: st. Charles and Rudd,
p. D.: Schnette: Il. +. Hirsch, professor of
theology II German at Charles City col
lege: Phil Wncker. professor of music at
the Charles City college.
South Dakota District, II. HASTE. Pre-.
siding Elder-Elkton and White, August
II. Hillmer. Crundon: Gettysburg. August
II. Westphal; RedGeld, Q. c. Steff1er;
Rockham, VIM. Helm; Parker and Wa
kondn, VIM, c. Hillmer: Webster, C. ri.
Harvey: WATERFOWL, Albert Damerow:
Washington Springs, Fred II. Thiel; vii.
mot and Summit, Louis Buchlmeyer.
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AFFAIRS IN CHINA.
Tho Emperor Contemplate,

Tho Emperor Contemplating a Coup
d'Etat.
LONDON, Sept. 2s.-Central News
agency advices from Shanghai say the
emperor is dissatisfied with the course
events are taking and that matters are
gradually working towards a coup
d'etnt. The Chinese warship Kwang
CHA is reported to have been lost
while running from the fight off the
mouth Of the Yalu river.
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Sentenced II job Lot,

ROME, Oct. 2.-SiNty-eight persons
who were convicted at Lucra of be.
longing to the Maliavita, a criminal as.
ISOLATION, have been sentenced to terms
of Imprisonment varying from five to
ten wears.
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Postmaster Robbed.

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. Is, B.. Lyons,
postmaster at Van Alta, five miles
northwest of Newark, was assaulted
and robbed last night by two masked
men Mt n lonely point on the road from
Newark to Vnnatta.
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Japs Are E-rerywhere.

LONDON, Oct. 2.-The Westminster
Gazette prints a dispatch from Tien
Tsin to II news agency here saying it is
officially stated that 5000 Japanese
troops have eearrived at Possiette bay.
near the Russian frontier.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-10-06

India rubber used for erasing pencil
marks was knownin England as early
rs ITO. A cube of it half an inch
square cost 3 shillings.
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KILLED WIFE AND CHILDREN
An American in Mexico Becomes "a FIend
Under the Influence OF Liquor.

Under the Influence of Liquor.
Victoria, Mex, Sept. 2s.-An Amer
can family named Holman, consisting
OF husband, wife and three children,
arrived here from Georgia and took up
their residence on q plantation forty
miles from this city. Word has been
received that while crazy from intoxi-
cants Holman killed his wife and two
OF his children last Wednesday. After
committing the deed he made his es-
cape. The crime was witnessed by the
youngest child, who reported it to the
authorities a few hours after the deed
was committed.
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Japanese Moving North.
Getting Near k

LONDON, Oct. 2.-The st. James Ga
settle prints n dispatch from Tien Tsir
stating that a Japanese fleet WA,
sighted on September 90 ten miles of,
Shan Hal kwan, about 200 miles from
pplsin.
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ENRouTE TO LIylDIA.
Tho Sick Car Said to Be suffering Gre.

Tho Sick Gar Said to BE suffering Gre.
VIENNA, Oct. a.-The car yesterda,
passed the frontier station at Zholdon
on his way to Lividia. The trair
on which he travelled made a stop o,
ten minutes Mt the station, during
which his majesty appeared at a win
dow of his car. lie did not appear Il
be i'll, but members OF his entouraR.
said he suffered intense pain.
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Editor Medilrs wife Dead.

CHICAGO. Oct. Mrs. Joseph Me-
dill, wife of Editor Medill of the Chi
cago Tribune, died at 1920 o'clock this
morning of consumption at Elmhnrst,
a suburb of this city.
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Sunrnma Conrt neelsIan

Dies MONIES, Ia, Oct. e.-The SUI.
preme court today handed down the
following decision:
Bachus & CO., appellants, VS. Staebler s.
Co, Woodbury. district; affirmed.
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MUST STAY WHERE HE is.

Bishop Bowman of the Methodist Churc
Refuses to Allow Rev. Waters of Du.
buquo to Accept IA Call.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Oct. bishop Bow
man of the Methodist church, who has
power in the matter, absolutely re.
fuses to allow Rev. Waters. pastor O
tho Main street church in Dubuque, TO
accept the cali recently made to him
from Minneapolis. The bishop says he
wishes Mr.. Waters to remain here.
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The greatest earthquake on record
within the limits Of the United States
occurred in California in 1872. For ten
days tho ground was continuously agi-
tated, not being perfectly quiet for as
long as u single minute.
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ar. M caIiforn,a roun.

in the business portion OF the town OF
Mission San lose. Alameda county,
early this morning, destroyed $4,000
worth Of property.