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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-30

Chester Long made 1913 talks during
the campaign. They were plain talks
and not oratioDs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-30

The expense account of election costs
filed by the Popuiists should contain the
nomination of Leweliing.
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4 ---err So z~Ea 1-ssr So. -
2 81 sa4sE s1as -etaa - sss.sl -
Va - $50 - IS e -as.a. re-.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-30

We violate no confidence when we
say that confidence is being restored.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-30

The Ute Indians are getting nervous
and show signs of giving their annual
matinee at the expense of the settlers.
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400 EAST DOUGLAS AVE
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DENVER. Sept. M.-A special diepeteA
from Ogden to the Nssrs says: Artielee
were nlsd to-day In the United States
Fourth district court changing gross fFso1
and mismanaamens on the part Of The es.
ficers Of the City bank. which assigned
Dec. 26 last. Cashier c. II. Broueh and
President Theodore Robinson are charged
with loanine money to themsslves and to
o corporation in which the stockholders OF
tho hank are interested, to the extent oe
S6S,00O. Brough 10 mayor OF Ogden.
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q tahisAs, hsisk aad lnssslbsd vaso 81
h ths val1s q uniesem tszts, ~ Ao~s'
can satsgpsiss b saiA - rival ~ euu1sso'
tleas u IAyasd - NlnsvAh. d. HupeeeeS
. Distinguished Ass1siaa eehaaas q ~
univsssity a psansylvanla, rs0s1ne -
the museum q The request q ~ Tu!e'
ish eevssnmeat - translate the 1eeOsU
tioas and arrange the tah1sts aaa eones
RELIES dating haek 10 Z 900 d G.
Many teos es tAh1ees, ensoopAags 80
ths liks have already arrived q ~ ~
scum q Coustsutinepls, and the euleaas
IN rseeenision q The Amssiean peeessesss
hes psomissd that the unlvessity ee Fem
sylvaaia shall receive enc duplieaAe q
each tablet.
Ninlstse Terrell says thls entsspslse hes
revealsd On antiquity q the human reoe
nearly 10 centuries older than selenoe bed
knowlsdss Of before. The religion. ees.
srnment, habits, life and to Rrsat extent
the customs Of men who lived t0o0 b. G.
ars revealed By Inscriptions which sse
now being translated hsrs and assaueed
b. Professoe Hilpricht. Thus far 30ooo
inscribed tablsts Of clay and stone have
been discovered. bearing insesiptioas
which include promises 10 pay debts,
deeds, eontrscts and records Of impoetens
public end private events.
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no r..

Pieais Parties Need Ashsstss cleahlag
II Minnesota These Dsys.
NMxEAroLls, Sept. 1k-Kirby Barnum,
who owns farm near the western border
Of Great Red lake, on the Indian rssssvar
tion, In the northern part Of the state. has
just returned from . perilous trip Down
the Thief rivse, which skirts the rsseevA-
tlon on the west Tho trip was made In .
email passenger steamer that piles b.
tween the Indian agency and Thief River
falls, distance oe 100 miles. Fully half
the trip was made between walls Of 0rs.
Baenum says the flames jumped Thlef
river and cut swath through . dense
forest fully % miles wide. The whols
fegesd to 90 three oe four miles at tims>
and then everybody would act OF and
stand In the water until the Ars and heat
ahatsd somewhat. Several times the beat
was afrs.
The watsr In the river had been raised
to such temperature by the 6rs that ita
surface was covered With millions Of dead
flsh. Bear, deer and other large earue
were fleeing from the flames 10 great con.
fusion. Many small canoe parties Of In
dams were sncountsrsd making thsif way
down the stream 80 BEST they could. Thsrs
has probably been loss Of life among
them.
Barnum says the ilrs originated IN Q
blase cot BY man who tried 10 get con-
troll Of come hay land from the govern.
msnt but failed. He hired two men to
firs II. The flames soon spread 10 the
forsst and have been burning ever siuce.
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SOME 0NE'LL GET HURT
II nb vlP belVeol 0lll llo jlDll
Kssr Up
YUNo PU IS NO YOUNG POOL
He Wanted 70 Take q Trip With
. Few Troops and Ne Took
lt In Suits o. All
Opposition.
YUNo FU IS NO YOUNG POOL

SMANoHAI, Sept. ALI The reports from
Cossa can b believed there seems no
doubt that the japanese foeess operating
against the Chinese are likely 10 b.
hsmmsd In. DIspasehss from Husau bring
additional confirmation Of the rspoets that
the whole Of Southern Corsa has risen
against the Japanese. II also seems con.
Armed that japanese fores of 2.000 who
attempted 10 march from yusen 10 Seoul
met with dslsat disastrous enough 10 com
pei them to return to The former plAes
With Loo OF their number missing. A
force OF 2y0oo frssh troops have arrived at
yusan 70 protsct . Japanese settlement
against an anticipated attack By armed
Tonghaks Gathersd In the nsighboehood.
General Lin Yuna Flu, psomlnsnt blaek
DAG ehise, has received orders from the
throne to depart - soon - possible for
Formosa, where hs - to oct 80 assistant
imperial highway oemmissionse. Geasral
Lin Yuns Flu, at the end Of August. ct.
tempted to transport 600 soldiers from
Swstow to Formesa. bat. hearing runners
that Japansse sQuadron vas ceuisins Ia
the vicinity Of foemosa, the captain ol
The steaunse which was eneagsd to trans.
port the Chinese troops would mot put to
ssa, despite the sntssatiss and threats ol
the black Dag ssnsral. Neshine dauntsd,
General Ling Yung su suesesdsd In SNUG.
Cling his nsn to the slaad In small pas.
sisQ.
The transport steamer was afterwards
ovsrhaulsd By thrss japanese cruisers,
who esnt around men b board her. The
japaness ofllosrs sxamlnsd the ships
papers and searched the steamer. svi.
IDENTIFY having received Information thai
Csnsral Lin Yuns Fu Vas likely TO b
aboard.
A disastrous frs occurred at Chuns
King On the evening Of Aug. q. The con.
llAeratioa is said to have ragged al night.
Before midnight the whole southeastern
portion Of the city was In flames. About
10 persons arc known 10 have perished
and Il 10 probable the actual loss Of life u
Rrsatee. Il 70 roughly estimated tho losa
BY 1rs fully 100000 tasls. About 2.0o0
buildings were Destroyed. No foreign
houses were buenod.
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COULDN'T BLUFF BAKER.


rressesne eelaya Mes OrasrsA 1has xAsy
Have sAhste TriAi..
New DREAMS, Sept. ll.-An associated
press correspondent IN Blue0slds under
date Of Sept. z, describes the manner In
which II foreignsrs were taken prisoners
at Bluedelds and treated In Nan9ue. Ten
Of the prisoners were sent to Coeinto, on
the Pacific coast, whsrs they remained
until Aug. ., whom In the sfternoon the
south bound Pacific steamer carried them
to Puuta Rsnas, Costa Rica. The four
remAining psisonees, 10 had been decided
to place in different cities and conilns
them - state prisoners.
Sam LAmpIon Of New Orleans and
Captain Geoeee Wiltbanks Of PHILADELPHIA
we're among these sxilsd. The others Of
the party we're, W. II. Beown, Cana
dian: Z. O. Thomas, Geosgs Hudson, W.
7. Cuthbsst, the mesquite attorney
gsnerali Maitland Taylor, publishsr Of
the Blus0slds NesssM0ws Washinston
Clover, John O. Thomas and e. w. Hatch,
the British consul. The four remaining
prisonsrs will b sent 70 four principal
eittss sf Nicaragua, whore they viii suffer
for perhaps months.
Minister Baker prepared Q vigorous
protest and had II delivered ct once "a
President zslaya. To this protest Prssi.
dent ZelayA sent reply, but not until the
prisonsrs wsrp on theif way 70 Corinto. In
consequence Of thls protest the Nicar.
asuan govssnmsnt) eAblsd 10 Washington
dsmanding the recall oe Minister Baker.
Whom Ninistse Baker received dis.
courteous replies to his protest he eabled
to Washinstan and also told Of the exile
OF the prisoners. IN reply 10 bic cable.
gram, It b stated, the government at
Washington instructed him to demand
that the two Americans b sent back to
Bluefields and b given fair trial on the
specified charges. President xslaya was
at once informed Of the demand Of the
United 6tAtes and be Aarsed to Q fair trial,
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QUEEN OF THE SEAS.
The Lusaais Il Surely EnsitlsA - n
Title.

The Lasasia Il Surely EnsisisA - SAas
little.
LONDON. Sept. 1A.-Ths Lueania
reached Queenstown at 8A7 q. M, mailing
the passage from New York In Ave days,
eight hours and 20 minutes.
The Lucania's days runs we're Al2, Bl3,
~, ~. SOC, 81. making tstsl OF 2,6o0
knots, her avsrags speed being 3l.el knots.
The signi1cant feature oe the trip 10 the
fact that the Lucsnia's records for both
eastward and westward voyages ase iden.
tically The same. namely, I'VE days, eight
hours and . minutesj but on the present
eastward trip she covered - miles mose
than on the rscoed brsakins trip lasG
month.
The Lucania By her present psefeem.
ance firmly sstabllshes her position 80
"Qussn Of the Sea-" having crossed the
ocean IN both directlons in lees time than
any other steamer. She holds the highest
average Of hourly sped, Q record OF si.Ss
knots, made last June, and her go knots
covered In one day is still the record for
the longest days run.
NEW YORK, Sept. ll.-Ths American
liner, New York, which sailed from South
ampton Sept. 9. was sighted east Of Fire
isiand ut :56 o'clock this afternoon. AL.
lowing two hours for tho run to Sandy
Hook bar, she will have made the trip In
six days, seven hours and q minutes.
beating the record by one hour and II
minutes.
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they YELLED ALL ALONE
Clssfs Gvsa By Bssnsfs Ile 1su
nsfe loa ilai plRDsa
WHILE THE HILLS CRoANeD
Livingston visitsd Dy . Delegates
of People VINO Are AstaP
Her shops and tsev
votoo.


Special Dlspassh b sAs Standard
LIVINGSTON, Sept. M-Ths ness tsdao
wsse stssndsd b. an immsnss eoWd aaA
The bettine IVES asss spirited thau % aay
pssvtous day. Al $50 o'clock this setses
noon . Helena dslsgAtioa, te7 ssreue,
came In on the regular train and. hssdsd
b the Hslsua sllvse eosnss band, masshsd
In body to the fAir erounda The as1e.
OAsieu cane tmhuded with tho idoo e
taking The whole works By ssesm auA
making ten stsiks Sor Hslsaa See the
capital.
The welcome aeseeded the deIsgatioa
was far from bsins enthusiasts. for tho
motive which prompted their visit b vssy
we'll known. Several oe the lsadine msa
immsdiatsly circulated around Through
the crowd In attendance ct the Pacee aud
sndeavorsd 10 sesase . nunhss q Liviues.
ton psopas 10 husssh for Helena. The
scheme failed 70 work, hsVovss, esd thsu
]. p. WeslmAa ss The Hslsus saSital esus
nlttss and . fsw other Hslsss no
oesnted ths grand Sand sesps as1,
hsaadiseine their hate, psepsssd three
ehssss Sss Helena. Nee over = Dsa h
tAs immsnss sArsae lsss thsiP vslees -
We essAsisa aud The snsvssine esAo ~
came back from ths russsd hasab vus
nslhing but Q hellew meskssy.
Thls sstesAoou The Hslsna bad de-
oeassed Some excelleat musis - 0aio
ssassss.
The raess to-day we're medisesU boe -
mosssw, The Lest day, win witness soms q
ths bsst tsss events ever sssn h ~
0oatAnA eiseuit. Ths vhele e Ceko1Alo
viii b In attsudancs; the Neethssn
Pacific machine shops viii close IN The
Afsssnoeu, end ell The business houses q
the city will b shut Up from to Q e'clseks
Summaries oe today's races ares
tifss raes. thres-sishths oe . mile
runnine. foe . purss Of e1oo-DsmpesV
Ntsls James. III, won't Chsppsll's SseaI
Ne Rlppse. li0. sscoad; Blsvin's Haasle
d. 40. Third, Dlnelsy's Aiss Elm, IN,
fourth, time, :sDk. Nutuals paid 0.lo'
Second race. half mile. sunnlas. 3-ysass
olds, for purse of Slt0-RAndalse Cao,
eads, los. won, Murray . Callihan'a
Fannie n. 90, second: NcTagus's CAt
neok. 10s, third, time. :ssk Autuall
paiA elASa
Thisd sass. Pask county poay sUssial
60 yerds. ThssU were SsuP slasossn, ~
enly thsss faIshsss, eos Of ths jseksSs
having bssa bUeksd on st ths seegA n
A. Owsn's hofss won 10 -.
Fourth race. half mile, runaine. fss Q
purse Of el60. Bisvins' Nettie Clsan, g
won; Dsmpssy's Little James, il3. sseoadl
Chappsll's Jack the Ripper, ITO, thisdl
Jesdsn . Sinslstea's Minnie, ITO. fssstAI
Dlaslsv's Aiss Him. q. Aith, time. ssl5<
Nutuals paid el2e0.
Ths Afsh sses was tes Llvinss>sa -
eto0 Robinsen . Colpits's paese vua,
8ewo Dees.s eoldiue secoad.
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BUTTE. Sept. N-An enthusiastie meees
ing Of the Butte suburban AnAeonda-eoes
she.Caplsal club was held tonight at the
City hotel and q new members wsrs en-
rolled. Speechss we're made b. W. T.
Warner. J. J. McNsrney, Henry Assssu,
ess and Adolph Rsiehls. Ferdinand Gre.
RsIchIs iinancier, to NH vacancies. Z. 4.
McSwiney. ]. e. 81. Clair and A. Reiehlo
wees appointed an executive eemmittses
A eommttse wAs also appointed 70 oeeeuso
suitabls banners bearing the name of The
club.
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A. t. business.

NEw YORK, Sept. li.-Brddstreet's to-
morrow will say: AL the features Of i'm.
provement in the general trade reported
a awcck ago. are retained and from a num-
Der OF the more important business CEN
'crs still further gains are reported. Com
mercial travellers from Baltimore are
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WASHINGTON, Sept lA-Ths ssesat
shsll tssts st India Head b The eedaaues
eommittee oe ths navy have
bssa complsted. -Four 1eiueh
shslls % cost stssl made b. The
Johnson company es Spuytss.Duyvll and
two Of forged steel made b. The Nidvals
company were fred a ths lS'iueh Harvey.
issd plates. Commodoes Sampson ee the
oednaacs bureau says The shslls proved
highly sstisfsetosy. and altheugA not o.
psetsd 10 break. the armoe stood up 10 tha
test veil.
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THIS IS TOUCH.

Nat Psrhsps Anals .0sabb DiAa't usvs
Any 0rub Whsn khs Dld II.
PTrrsBURo, Sept. A.-By IN oiYlcial On.
nouncemsns to-day. Mrs. Annie e. Grubh
Of Camden. N. j.. past national treasurer
Of tho Ladies' Of the G. A. r., 10 charged
With misappropriatine the funds Of that
organisation. This statement In the 10.
dies meeting to-day created sensation.
The proceedings Of the convention were
secret. Suit has been flled against her.
A shortage Of $500 u claimed.
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JUST LIKE A COW POUND.

The UnslaimeA Letter List 10 Ne Psstsd
sn Asrrisg Bexss and Rail- Fesoss.
WASHINGTON, Sept. lA-Ths custom Of
publishing In nswspapsrs thrcu shout tho
country . list Of unclaimed. letters at the
postoface will b abandeusd, but the list
will b bullstinsd In the postofllcs build
inGs hsrsaiter. Acting Postmaster Gem
sral Jones hes decided 10 stop the old cue.
tom, ~ congress failed to make suflicient
appropriation for the usual amount Of ad.
vsetisinG. The expense Of publishing the
lIsts last year was $4,000.
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LET Us BE THANKFUL.
People Have Becn Livin. 1000 Yesrs
Longer Than We 1hough.

WASHINGTON, Sept. N.-An account Of
the scientific exploration Of the ruin Of
Niffer, near ancient Babylon. which is
being made by American scientists under
the auspices of the Babyloaian expiora.
ton fund. which was subscribed By Phla.
delphia in less, has been furnished the
state department by Minister Terrell.
Tho work of excavation began in iss.
by DR.. Hilprich,. From $50 to 80 Arabs
are constantly employed. In the number
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making thsis ssesaA tslp 10 ths esath ssa
seeas4 esainess pssspssls - sxsspsisa.
ally bs1ght The cheek N ths puFehass e
woea afsse heavy buying teuds 10 veaksu
psieeo aad cotton he's rsaehsd ! l-loe after
10 masksd sdvaaes. Pig iFea y = ssats
Q ~ 1swss, sad ~ har1waso and ~
osooe jeheses % Wssessn eeotsD gspsrt
toseassd aalea, dus - lovss QuptaAioas.
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ROBERT ]. IS A BIRD
10 Won't q ihelQ 10 Bad Wing
Yesterday
HOW IS THIS FOR PACING
About All Of the WoP;d'e Records
Droleen and Scattered All
Over the Terro Hauto
Track.
HOW IS THIS FOR PACING


verde records vent alimmsrius over the
all but two. the fastest three heats and the
fastest e-ysar-old pacing records. There
were hung up tonight the fastest mile
ever gone BY Q hoess IN harnsss, Robsrt
j.. 9,olx; the miles Of Nancy Hanks and
Alix, esoh In 2:Ol; the woe,d's record for
A-ysar-old trosters. made by Fantasy.
2:0e; the fastest six.hsst raee
svsr gone by 3ysar-old, En-.
prsssivs's great race thros weeks
ago; the fastest s-ysar-old trot,ine
record race record, Oaklaud's Baron's
mile In 2:lS; Whlrli9is's Sysar-old pae ne
rsoesdl Of $40, the stallion pacing rseeed
Of 3N0x b. Jean r. Gsntry and the
stallion seoord Of Q :Os BY Joe Patehsn the
mArvslous mile made by The 2-ysar-eld
PAGER, done by Carbonate to-day, In goo,
and bic peovious record Of 2:iO tied b.
Directly. That 10 Why the town 10 Will
With enthusiasm to.niaht.
Coses was I'M behind Robert J, aud q
The sssond trial the vosd vss given. Tbs
clip vas % fest The pecsmaksr fell b..
hind, the llrst quarter being doae In :SOX.
Up the hill he went st even Q fsssse esis
and was q the half in o0X; down the
third quarter the esldlns came like 0
wh,rlwind, and :29X was his time for that
quarter. and hs vas at the three quarter
pole In I 0ok. Cssss With rain and voice,
gently rssfsd the esldins, who came true
and strong, and, never vavsrins under
the terrible trial. Q momsat later Ossrs
landed Robert !. under the wlrs In 2OiK
Men shouted thsmsslvss hoarse, tossing
hate and canss IN The cir; women 81
aside diRuity and waved handkerchief
and parasols to the melody Of their more
resonant applause. There we're eheers
Tor the horse, for The driver and for che
ewnsr, Mr.. Hamiin, and 0ssrs was lifted
from The sulky and carried up the strUtch
On the shoulder ef bic admirins friends.
Scarcely lees marvellous was the great
performance Of The 2.ysar~old PAGER Car.
bonats. A half hour bsfoss bic only rival
Directly, had gone to lower the mark
made b. Carbonate on Wednesday. But
the fast con of Direct was unequal 10 the
task and could do no bsttsr than tle u.
Thsu came Carbousts, the bsautiful
nav con og Superior. Jack Curry hsld the
fVsns. IA Cesss, With Reeainand, vas the
paeemakor, and the colt vent away true
and strong. He rselsd OF the 6rst quartss
In :SiK. Up ths hill bs went to the halt
at 2:Os clip, doing the half In ls0SK.
Stu faster was that speedy third quarter
and Of o 2O6 gait he was at the third
quarter In rs.
His tendse mouth caused him to faltss
for O moment when Curry took the rsins
to resf him. Il was bot for Q moment
and again be was away and landed thu
beat IN 100 Hat, lowering the worlds
record for 2year-olds.
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From tie NcIhhrt MIheT.
There has been no better friend of
union labor in the state Of Montana Than
Marcus Daily. Union men will have a
splendid opportunity this fall of showing
their appreciation of this. Win they do
it? We believe they will.
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Fae sunps far shs RaieAfal

WASHINGTON, Sept. iA-Ths president
has made the following sppeintmcnts: |:
Richard w. Mead, rear admiral in the
navy; Robert L. Pythian. commodore In
the navy; James Adams, lieutenant COM
mandsr In tho navy.
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DENVER, Sept. 1i.-The republican con.
grcss.onal convention OF this Second
district this afternoon nominated cx.Scn.
aior Thomas NJ. Bowen for congress.
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Fair.

WASHINGTON. Sept. N.-For Montana
Fair. slightly rising winds; rising temper
ature; southerly winds.
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YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, Sept. N.-Cosahs
lodge, one Of tho oldest German lodges
Of the Knights Of Pythias In tbs United
States, has decided, with but four die.
ssnting votes, to withdraw from the order
and organise Q Goethe Relief soeisty.
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Aeoue the Co00ueooooo9A
Special DaapaesA 10 ~ Standard
HELENA. Sept 1A.-AFsumsats vill -
nAds bsfess the supreme eourt serWssseW
n an aersed eass 10 tsst tAs Qusstisa q
the elsstioa % eounty eommissis0sss -
thh state this fall Ths rseublisaa seoh
neee fse eommissioases, 6hseveed Wheas
ton, Niek Ksesles and T. @. Weeds. psos
ssntsd their names Tor filing to The eeuety
olssk, who refused to do % upon The Cd
vies u Attorney General Haskell. snd -
eoedlug 10 The Wish Of The candilatss.
LIsutsaaut Covssnoe Botkiu b ooasaso
foe the candidates and County Atsssusv
Nolan rsprsssuts the county elsek.
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DExNisox, Tex. Sept. lA.-Bbhop q. A.
Smith Of the Nossmon church passed
through hsss to-day To- Nsxlee. Hs says
the eentse OF the Mormon church weuld
bs In Msxieo, whses . powerful hissasehy
greater than In Salt Lake would b -.
tahliahed.
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CARSON. New, Sspe. 1A-Beltess fssn
~ dsmoerAtio party mst hsss to-day 10
eppositioa 70 ths regular dsnessatis
ticket neminatsd Sept n Ths platform
sndoesss Cleveland's ad0lnis4satioa IN
the strongest terms and demands the ifse
and unlimited eoinaes oe silver. The
platform also demands that tAe PAel1s
nilrsads b mads 10 pay the ia1sh>s6.
nsas ~ u becomes due. Il b u fAvos e(
The appolntmsat oe nstioaal besed a
arbitration. In many rsspssts ~ plaa-
fosm u the same - adopssd hy The dsms'
cratic convention held here Sept. II
The following nomlnatioas vees made,
For Congressman. b. y. Hilsys Sse gov'
sfnoe. Thsodoss Winters; for eentsellss,
D. X. Hall, fes treasures. W. d. Thesnp'
soa, Ser atsssnsy esosesl w. c. Grimes,
Tor sapssintsndsat es public insssuesisa,
s. s. Eears.
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TACOMA. WASH, Sept. lA.-Cap2 W. r.
Brsdesmau. late commander ef the
cruiser Baltimore. Who arrived here Q
month ego ou leave oe absence. 10 dan.
gsrously III with Asiatic fever. contracted
In CoroA.
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Followed the Hand ON.

NN"FlHI UISUdtCU 70 G10 cIduuIfu,
HELEAsA. Mont. Sept. n.-About 200
citizens Of Helena left this morning, with
n brass band, for Livingston to attend
the races. They will return Sunday.
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Hsld IN Ona ktasN.

UKIAH, Cal, Sept. ll.-Ths Idaho stage
Was held up this afternoon 10 miles north
Of this city by . masked hishwayman.
welis.Fareo's box was taken, but the
amount Of treasure secured 10 unknown.
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THEY WANT BLOOD. sAHI

ON osesk snA 0Wsss Aakia6 yso:s ss
rhensslvss.
LxuxoToN. Ky.. Sept. M-Ths veDsn
are out ell ovse ths Brsckineidos distsiss
to-day urglug votsss on Soe to-Woeruw's
primaries. ThsiP prsssaee b having mech
10 Do With pesvsnsinG Aehts. Thsss doss
not sssm 70 b any ehasss Ses ftaudalsat
voting - false eeUatise. 10 sooh eAads.
date has On sleotloa eliees. The bsst
polisieians srs bshind Besekinridas.
They sss working ~ II IL we're maatss u
life and death.
Colonel Owens, Bssekinridgs's leading
opponent, wss called hsss from Csosss.
town to-day.
Owsns' msn from sll pasts a ths dc.
tsSct aeo In oeoroe eoofeeoaeo evoe o
manifesto from Bssshinsiies b Whieh -
charges Owens With also livine In glass
house socially, In addisioa 10 gambling and
other vices. Rriends of both candidates
feel that trouble is now inevitable.
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OMAHA, Sept. n.-Tho first snow OF
the season fell here this morning. 1t was
followed by o heavy rain storm from the
north.