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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-Flour slow; win.
ter supertine, s2.l0lb2.2h; do. extras, $500
$40; No winter family, $2.4OI2.50; state
roller straight, 81 DGl2.70 Wheat dull, lower,
with SIC bid and 5iI4c. asked for July. Corn
weak, lower, with sc. bid and 52lsc. asked
for July. Oats quiet Arm, with 4sIte. bid and
sao asked for July. Beef steady. Pork firm.
Lard steady. Butter frmer; western dairy,
l21ploc.; do. creamery. l4Q22Idc; Elgins, 22Itc /;
state creamery prints, fancy, Gle; exceptional
lots higher; do. choice, 20o,; do. fair to good,
lsll8e.; prints jobbing at 22026 Cheese weak.
Eggs heavy; state and New York, l5c.; west
ern, l3QlIc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

LONDON, Aug. 1,-Cantwell and Quin n,
the two anarchists who the day previous
to the opening of the Tower bridge made
speeches tending to incite people to muir
der members of the royal family, were
sentenced yesterday to six months I'm
prisonment each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

DENVER, Aug. 1.-Dispr; ;ches from six
counties in eastern Colorado along the
Kansas and Nebraska lines, report that,
owing to the hot winds, the crops will be
a total failure. Many farmers are leaving
In search of employment, and many more
would go If they could get away, a Great
suffering and hardship will surely result,
as the crop was very light last year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

NEW YORK, Aug. William Klaeger,
asaloon keeper, narrowly escaped death
yesterday afternoon by being shot in the
head. An unknown man attempted to
pass counterfeit money on the saloon
keeper. When tcld about the money the
man tried to shoot the saloon keeper. The
bullet grazed Klaeger's ear aud buried
itself in the wall. The assailant is uuder
arrest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

ST. PAUL, Aug. Frank Keegan,
Richard Morrissey, Daniel Griffin, Ed
Reeder and Andy Rietz labor leaders,
were arrested yesterday, charged with the
assault on the Milwaukee train few
nights ago. Their hearing was set for
Aug. 8. Others arrests are expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

SONORA, Cal, Aug. 1.-The explosion of
thirty-five pounds of giant powder in the
Golden Gate mine caused the death of
Lafayette Carr and John Mangram, two
experienced miners who had been sent to
the 100 foot level to do some blasting
Nangram was literally blown to pieces
and one of Carr's legs was blown from
the body and the other left hanging to
the trunk by few shreds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

SrRIEGFIELD, Ills, Aug 1.-Governor
Altgeld last night ordered eight COM
panies of the First regiment at Pullman
to their homes, leaving four companies
there. The entire Second regiment is still
at the Union stock yards. The order was
issued at the request of Mayor Hopkins.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Aug. DIR. NJ. J.
Henderson has been inspecting the Jersey
herd OF cows on farm near Rome. He
found twenty-five out of the thirty-four
afflicted with tuberculosis, aud they have
been condemned to be killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The Hawaiian
royalist commission, consisting of Messrs.
j. A. Cummins, H. A. Widemau, Samuel
Parker and Major Seward, arrived here
last night. Mr.. Parker said to a reporter
that the object of their visit was to OBJ
tain President Cleveland's S answer to the
requestfor the restoration of Queen Lili-
uok aluui
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

Congressional COMMITTEES Go to Homestead
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The member Of
the house committee on naval affairs
who have been conducting the armur
plate investigation left for Homestead
last night, running the chances that the
tariff bill not be returned to the house IA
their absence, They will spend one day
at the Carnegie works and will not exam
Inc witnesses there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

Tried to Assassinsto a Governor General.
CoNsTAETlNoPLg. Aug. IA dispatt
from the Island Of Crete says that a man
from the street fred shot yesterday Al
the governor general Of Crete. The latter
was in room of the ministry Of finance.
The governor was slightly wounded in the
head. "."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01
Editor Bandr. Assassin Identlfled.

LEGHoRN, Aug. 1.-Enrico Lucchesi, an
anarchist, who was arrested in Corsica,
has been brought to this city and identi-
fed as the assassin of Signor Bandi, edi-
tor Of the Leghorn Galetta Livornesse.
Bandi had given otfensc to the anarchists
by vigorously denounciug them and their
methods in his paper,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

WINNIPEG, Man, Aug. 1.-At Field
Station, on the Canadian Pacific, loco
motive boiler exploded. Engineer Wheat
ly, one Of the Oldest drivers in the COM
pany's employ, and Fireman A. Hunt,
who has been on the road but short
time, were instantly killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

BERLIN, Aug. IA locksmith named
Latschowski, his wife and his two sons
were found dead yesterday having com
mitted suicide by hanging themselves.
There was no cause for the tragedy, ex-
cept that the locksmith was suffering
from consumDtion
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

LONDON, Aug. 1.-Word has been re-
ceived of the safe arrival at Archangel of
the steamer Windward, with the Jackson
polar expedition on board.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

VINELAND, N. j., Aug 1.-Iorace n.
Baker, a man having twenty-six known
aliases, was arrested at South Vineland
for forging a check for a. 800 on the Bank
OF West Virginia. The detective who ar
rested him started to obtain requisition
uAoara
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Standard an
nouncss the betrothal Of Prince Adolphus,
the Oldest son of the Duke Of Teck, to
Lady Margaret Evolyn, youngest daugh-
ter of the Duke of WeAtminster
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

HAzLFToN, Pa. Aug. 1.-Orders have
been issued by the Cross Creek Coal com
pany putting the employees in all the col
liaries belonging to the company on half
time. Nine thousand men are affected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

i, 1915. Interest payable on the
first days of April and October In
each year at the rate of 81 per
cent. per snnum. Part second,
amount authorized to be Issued
by ordinance, November IL, 1885,
$50 o. Redeemed February |, 1857.
Part third, amount authorized by
ordinance, October 30, 1886, $4,000.
Redeemable as follows: $500 Oc-
tober /, 1919; 5000 October !, 1920;
$1,000 October !, 1921; $1,000 October
], 1922; SnnvQ October 1923 Inter.
est payable On the first days OF
April and October in each year at
the rate Off per cent. per annum.
Amount reds emed January !,
1882 by Board of Water Commits
sIoners, $4,000. Total OF Loan
Loan No Ss authorized for si50ooo,
for the purchase OF public park,
act OF Legislature, passed at
Dover, April 10, 1856. Ordinance
passed June 1, 1855, Redeemable
as follows: s2I 200 October !, 1915;
s9J,S00 A pril l, 1916; s37, 800 October
l, lDlt; $1,000 April !, 1917: $4,000
October /, 1917, Interest payable
on the first days OF April and oc-
toter In each yesr at the rate of
~ per cent. per annum Totalof
Sink!ng fund ioau. sG2.3s0; sinking @ @-.
flnh loan s5200O sinking fund
loan, 81 1906 sinking fund loan,
s7l,UOO-SlIB 900. street and Sewer
loan, Apr and October, s20O,0O l,75s, 5000
Elizabeth Taylor, bonds and mor-
gage, interests March and sep
tember, $3.50. 55O............""..".......- l,5500o
81, ,75oeoo.o
debt OF the city of Wilmington, Transcribed
JOSEPH X. ADAMS,
Attest: City Treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

Uhhrsod WNh HnRIhesr IyrnoE MURDER.
TKRRR HAUTE, Ind, Aug l.-D, Byrnes
. non union engineer on the Eastern Illi-
hois road, was shot to death while on his
engine the other night at Danville, Ills.
Last night John r. Brennan was arrested
here, charged with the murder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

two withered sticks OF wood. 1t would be use
less for mo to try 10 iell the suffering this boy
endured. tool. him to two different doctors;
bOth gave him lois of medicine, but all to no
use. He grew worse. / therefore despaired of
ever having him cured. ono day saw the great
benefits promised To those who would use CTTI-
CuRA REMEDIES. | went right away 10 The drug
store and bought them. However, used them
according to objections, and to-day say truth
fully to all the world, That my son Is entirely
cured, thank God and thank the discoveries OF
CrncURA REMEDIES. They cured him in four
weeks as sound as n gold dollar.
JOHN SAVAGE, Fishki1l Village N Y,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of tho New York and
PhIIadeIphia Exehanges

New YoRK, July 81 1.-The share speculation
today was very dull, and the transactions
were smallest of any full day in many weeks,
aggregating less than 05, go shares. The mar
ket was purely traders one. Closing bids:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01
Statement.

S ---S~---->>~S>>~-~
INN ANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE FIS-
a CAL CDSCERNS OF THE ClIY OF
WILMINGTON FOR THE YEAR 1898 AND
1884.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01
hG0NlZlNG ECZEMA
Feet Sore and Thumbs Useless. Doc
tors and Medicine no Avail. Ter
rlble Suffering. Cured in Four
Weeks by CUTICURA.

have boy, fifteen years old, who had the
eczema so Offensive that | could not stay in The
room with him. The poor boy suffered terribly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-01

His feet weIa terribly sore ; hG
could nor wear any shoes, and
had therefore 10 stay at home
from sshOcl. When lie put on
dry stockings in the morning,
they would in one hour be sat
uratcd with moisture, and very
offensive even in tho coolest
weather. The disease began
10 spread over his body, espc-
cially his hands and fingers.
The thumbs OIL both his hands
l. l.a..,..... :. N .-...I -. ..l.-.. . :.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-17

The contemplate giving german
theatrical manager his business advertised from
his own stage is pretty smooth.
Two three dancing climbs talked Of The married
pie likely have coon OF their the dances to be held
at the residence OF one of their members.
engagement actually
ted and generally understood that of Mr. Bert Howey this
city, Miss Mary Green Beatrice the wedding
time the Mr. Howey has been resident of this city for
number years. than months left
position the American Exchange National bank
United States bank which position he
holds Miss visited this city and
known to considerable number Of Lincoln people.
Many people disposed Omaha
much advanced than Lincoln though there
has been audabe attempt with the
by the metropolis; but Omaha has
drawing cooquialsm obtains
South gait Lincoln will tardy attempt
match Society Omaha has reached the point where novelty
seeking hosess have resorted Sunday breakfasts Mrs.
Warren Rogers having breakfast a last Sabbath
the unhear of time Of Lincoln povinciaism thinks
much of Sunday morning comfort tribute to social shrine
time when ones couch the morning of coffee
in the privacy of home potent attractions than
swell function.
NO. said slightly cyni bachelor Its because
tremendously popular that get invitations and don't conert
invited dine somewhere every night
week with half dozen Invitations week Why
in the world do suppose they invite me? Well good
he for his with work. work my at
he dinners Oh yes There's in being
these things You I'm not married and there's always
old that who has be taken
Of Now, married at discount at dinner. OF
he takes dinner but has provide
for his wife.
I'm Just at dinner why get
good looking and said bright thing my hfe but
talk streak of stuff and that keep dinner
going I'm good natured amiab like everybody and
along comfortably with neghbos In mild sort of wayI
suppose amusing And then good laughe laugh at
the good things that said and them that
get little joke when the time and
through the dinner working and hostess sm
nga O
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-17
THE COURIER

"Oh, it's not bit damaging vanity simply
and accept cheeruy can't dance for shuck TN
earthly at dance II good dancer I'd for all
that to- My strong point dinner and wanted there and
not at dance 1t doesn't wound vanity bit Ienoy the din
Having OF pretty around the table and listening
to them and talking to them is lots sitting
club with only lot Of ghoske walters YOU
fecty fair bargain talk and mpered
and get the ferry good dinner and enjoyable surroundings
That's all there is it, thing all
that there honor being invited dine every
evening than there would be in to fiddle party
regular price talk and get dinner and pleasant company
The other gets his price
dies"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-17
That Tired Feeling

dangerous condition directly due depleted impure blood
be allowed debility the system
especially Of illness Hoods Sarsapara
remedy for such condition. and for that weakness which
prevails at the change of season, climate or life
Hoods Pills purely vegetable carefully prepared form the best
ingredients DC.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-11-17

IN OMAHA
Duncan Of Sioux City spent few days Of this
week in Omaha.
Mrs. A. Poppleton entertained
cheon Tuesday when the Miss Poppeon
Shannon, U. s. Army; announced
For Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, gave very delight
full tea Monday afternoon
Cards announcing marriage
Peabody Yates daughter Henry Yates
to Mr. Edward Calhoun Smith, the take place
Trinity Cathedral Wednesday evening December 9Th at o'clock
be followed by reception Hillside eight
and eleven large contingent of st Joseph fashionable society
will for the wedding while the day proceeding the
will be round of gaety in honor Of the bridal party
Lieut. Frank Morrow the guest OF his brother Mr. Henry NJ
Morrow, and will remain Omaha until he reports
station, Fort Mcpherson Ga in few weeks
The Benedcks gwen up Washington
and taken for the winter at the Bachelors Quarters
Miss Mae gave luncheon Wednesday
Jentie Yates.
Thursday Richard delightful re-
ception in honor Of Mrs Charles Ogden and Mrs. Victor
Miss Nash retu on Friday irons Louis
Mr. Pierre has returned
Leavenworth.
Captain E. H. Cowder is back from short visit St. Louis
Mrs Rollins left for Washington Monday
The marriage Of Sallie McCntock
took place Wednesday at Riverside Ill., the residence Of
Major and Mrs. McClintock.
Whtmore have the Paxton until
January 1st, when they will remove to Chicago
Colonel Mrs Pratt MISS Pratt will occupy Mekle
during
California Mr. Meike will keep bachelor quarters with
DR.. Bridges.
Of and L.
and Miss Webster home large number of their
friends who hidden meet their charming guest Miss
Doak, of Nashville Tenn.
Mr. Herman Kountze returned from Texas last Saturday
Mr. John Patrick went to Sheridan Wyoming this week.
Col and Mrs Pratt and Miss Pratt will omther country
place at Bennington December 1st
Mr. Charles H. Wilson returned Sunday from Washington
New York.
Miss Farr is the guest of Miss Himebaugh.
Mr. and Mrs Hughes and Dr. Lee have gone California
children Hot Springs Ark this
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asns ssgamsits whish vsss pesssatsd On
ths tssWse essasises b. the Hsssaa spsak-
-. i was the lsast dsmeastraslvs meet
lng hsad n this se-ealled HslsnA strong.
heaa. Hslsaa saleulaesd - 80 majority
ffom DavsSa county. bat ths vosers havs
~ besa intsevisved In regard 10 thsis
~ u ~ mates.
The ssGistsAtjsa ee Clsndivs 10 81,
nlnsusvills ~ Sidney. Newton and
Iekus %, whieh, vita Psarnoad aad Red
Water, Will usaks the total rs9isstation Of
Deveea esunty oIoss - CO.
u ths elesiaa days oe the campaign n
b eyi1sat 70 careful observer Il the silt
nntis0 that Helena will not run - strong
- hsr committee expects, - the Ana
eenda supportess are working day and
night, and viii make Q surprising shexine
Nov. q
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o1sass vhisA ! havs esuDsa - - hsssuaes
a@xsd. Deas ~ the city Il WasAiagssa
o. the llsss day e Nevsmbss. h she ysas
oe eur Lssa, - sn1 - H. ts6s0sa1saes
oe the Unitsd States the i1eth.
GRovER CLEvELAxD.
By ths President.
W. q. CaxsuAM,
'f SeorOtasy of stose.
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/ BOOMING ALONG
Anaconda Will Be the
Capital.
THERE'S NO DOUBT OF IT
he YelAn lRs PletkhG 10 asF IN
1lluhlo&
HELENA IS DONE FOR SURE
HELENA IS DONE FOR SURE

Last Chance Has Lost Her orip
Upon Even Her Paid Supporters
The People Know How Reck.
Isssly False and Dishonest Hell
sna Has Been In This Campaign
ana They VIII Vote 70 Hebuke
Hsr-The Copper City keepe
Away at the Head Of the Pro-
osssion-That's the Testimony
From svsPy Part OF the State
it 10 Only q Question OF What
Majority This City Wili Have
Over Her Rival
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These arc the days for election roos.
backs and campaign falsehoods. All tbs
friends OF Anaconda throughout Montana
are earnestly requested to pay no alton.
tion to the stories which will undoubtedly
flnd ready circulation concerning ,his
city between now aud tho day OF election.
The enemies Of Anaconda are In despsr.
ate straits and are resolved upon resort.
ing to desperate measures. Anaconda's
supporters should take timely warning
and pay no heed to the stories that will DO
test calculated to injure Anaconda.
Discount the eneiny's lies in advance.
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cLsvELANp.s PROCLAMATION.
ns Calls Upon All People to Obssrv
1hsnksgtving Day.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3i.-Thc president
to-day issued the following: BY the
president OF the United States Of America.
A proclamation. The American people
should gratefully render thanksgiving and
praise to the Supreme Ruler Of the uni
verse who has watched over them with
kindness and fostering caro- during the
year that has passed; they should also.
with humility and faith, supplicate tho
Father OF All Mercy for continued bless
ings according to their needs, and they
should. by deeds OF charity. seek favor Of
tho giver Of every good and perfect gift.
Therefore, ], Grover Cleveland, presi.
dent Of the United States. do hereby APP
point and set apart Thursday, the 29th
day Of November next, rs n day of thanks
giving and prayer TO bc kept and observed
by all the people Of the land.
Witness my hand and seal Of tho United
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Hsrtu o at Dillon.

Speclal DlspAlcn 10 tnf o,9nu1tu
DILLON. Oct. 3i.-Charles 5. Hartman,
the republican candidate for congress,
spoke TO large and enthusiastic au-
dience in the opera house tonight. There
was \ torchlight procession and the prin.
cipal streets Of the city are illuminated in
his honor.
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LioutouAsts.

WASHINGTON. Ca. at.-The follovine
named privats soaaisss ssd neasemmis.
sionsd officers have. after . eempstitivs
sxamlnatiou, bssu eommissionsd % ssc.
ond Iisutenants In the army: Ulyssss @.
Wosrilow. Company I, 3osh infantry y. ].
Morrow, Company A. Fifth infantry, w.
A. Raibourn, Company Z. Fourth In
fantry; s. G. SpurRsn, Company ]. 2fst
infantry; J. A. Lynch, Company x, l5st
iniansry; J. Phillips, Company &, Nth 10.
fantry; Harry Clsmsnt, Company z. 2and
infantry; 3. S. Onsy, Company y. 1Bth
Infantry; Z. r. Koshier, Company Z. nth
infantry, Murray Baldwin, Company !,
18th infautsy; 8 r. Lyoa. Company Z,
18th infantry, W. 7. Sehsnek. Company
d, 10Th infantry.
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Iwenty-t,ne Drowned

MILFORD HAVEN, Oct. Si.-Ths steamer
Tormes struck Crow rock. near Milford
Haven las, night. Tweuy-one men, in
GLIDING tho captain and officers, were
drowned. Seven Of tho crew were saved.
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DONE I'M DAYLIGHT.
a assbssy TAss sssws cAisass - Il
the Lsah.

a Rsbbssy That shsws cAlsags q Il
the Lad.
CHICAGO. Oct. sl.-A daEine dayllgAt
re6bssy vas esmmltted ln sAs hsass q tAs
businsss ssatse q ths city this afsssuese.
Ths amount Of the plundse secured 10 not
sxaetly knewn, bus u vas given - Ss.0o0,
In watches and other jswslry. Sooa aftsr
. o'eloek @. W. nssthause. ssnice msmhae
oe the arm ef Bssshausr D Co.. whelssale
jewelers., n Washington strsss. lsft the
once lsavlns he soa In charge. Ths
once of the Arm 70 In . room on The Arst
Aeoe % The building. Il 10 located ia The
se0thwsst corner and In PLATA visW Of the
occupants oe The once building. Young
Brethauer says he was bending ovse The
showcase full II watches in the rear q
the room wheu I've men sategsd The deer.
0ns Of them eassisd . rsvelvse In ~
hand and 'ths oshsg was armed With Q
piece Of lead pipe.
The jswsise ives commanded 10 throw
up bile hands, which hs was nse s1sw d
deine. The twe men thea sedsssd him
into the vault, the door Of which stoed
open. Brsthause dsmurrsd, and ths msn,
hs says. caught him b. the threat and
threw him Into Ne vanls sad pasAsd tAs
door shut Ths thieves thsa pcssssdsd
10 ransask the showeasss and Gpoep tisk.
sss into Q gunny ssek. Ths does e the
safe stoed open and the bandits smptisd
the cash box. eAtainine . esosldssahjs
sum Of msnsv. An this ssQuissd saly .
fsw minutes sud ths men seon nAde thsis
escape. Tue ssnior BrsshAuse returned
about $50 o'clock and seoa hsard pound
Ing on The vault deoe. TAe aose Waa
hastily epensd and The lmpsisoasd maa
taken cut, nsariy exhausted. So far -
tracs oe the thieves have bssn cbtasued.
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WOODLAND. CAL, Oel Sl.-Ths trisl foe
murder Of s. @. Wesdsn. ens ee Tie Ave
A. r. U. msn under arrest fse having
caused railroad assidsnt walsh sssultsd
In the death sf Enginsse Clark and Ssus
Unised States soldisss during ths rsesnt
strike. dsvslepsd . ssnsation to-day. C.
=. Stillwsll. . private dstsetivs, tssssllsd
to an alleged confession. which was peo-
ducsd In Weedsn's hasdwsiting, IN which
ths peisoase en trial oonfesesd eemplislty
In ths oeius asd implieeasd the sthss
men arrested. -.l
wocdsu, In this writtsa statsmsnt, 81.
lsass ths train wssekses wsrs stvsa The
dynamite, which thsy ussd to chatter the
bridge. By Comton, . msmbsr os the medi.
alton committss. Wosdsn also mAkss the
somswhst rsnsskabls stassmsat that hs
hired . garbage and drsvs With ths train
wrseksss almoss 10 ths bridge, hus ~ lsiS
them aud rssurned b oacsamento bsfoes
thsy began thsir work u destruction.
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CAN'T cATon COOKS CROWD.
ne oaag u osasssssA aaA 1as Gee
0ut 20 uua1neeA

- Ooo8 ~ o9ossosSo - - 0ooo
ous 90 lsuslnesA
NuskooEE,LT., OF. S1.-Thsss vses ~
new dsvslepmsnts in The Geek eutlsv 81,
uation. The Indian police have ssturasd
after week cut Without making any
peoassss toward leeatiaG ths $40. Al
sssts of rspoets ere hssaGAt 10 . % thsig
vhsesaboats. bus thsss 3 ~ seandsaes
10 b put In them. They ass to-day -.
ported 10 b IN The Blue Cgssk. about Il
miles fse0 hsss. Aut TIE ssiGin q ~ ~
part eannot b Learned. end h b soly pas.
TALLY credited. thsughs . Ssrss e e0sssu
have gone cut there y - ahout n % h
Q nuttessbas faes thas not oas-eeursh q
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