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SCHOOL BOARD MATTERS.


Among the ropms TO be occupied by
luu 10 officials In tnv city anu county
building, nio those eel apart Tor the use
oi the board VI education. The furnl-
ture aud effects In the rooms now &C
cupled by the board will bo removed
cary In thu coming week. anu II IL
the intention OF that bOdy 10 occupy
tue new rooms at 10 next mucuug
yrmuef lot.
a very cfcditable issue " tue UHi.
ruay CtfOHiolo appealed the pf,svn,
vU,A.
Mfs. II ,1rrly's class In art numbers
uHWhlu- OF uno huu-fuI mouuvit.
iuu c'Hu' D. com .svd VI tcsontfs VI the
vity Fcnuuir.
The attendance ut Mics Boydtn's
ounvoi % iNpfusHiOui b. the D.ui1
UiuCk, j. iuci, aHiug, atd fUiu nor ~ h
earned tuat tnu outlook ,Vr Tue ueuUUi
10 Vefy encouraging.
Tue Grant school will be opened for
thu reception VI Iupiis, November Let.
lut hiht VIII ht alNuu uuflua tue 10
maiuutr " tue week W enrolling anu
classify iug pupiis iu tue several gfadr-,
anu o. MONDAY, November 6sb, the
sOtk Oi Instruction Will buzin, Prot.
A. 3. Martin will be the principal,
ugVins Teen desigua1su 10y tue hOard o.
uuucatiUn lot shat position.
Miss Babe CHI has organized y clAsl
ia physical cuiufe, " 10 composed o
teachers VI the schools of the county
fhv ciiss meets NJ the Social hall al
1880 y. IA. ON Saturday VI uHch week.
The Kindergarten school which II
under the direction OF Miss Chaplin nj d
Aiss Porter, aud which IL held IN
tue bast ment Of the First COngrga.
tionai church, has started out with AL
excellent attendants.
The Salt Lake Business College 70.
| ports al enrolment vi over Onu nun
uted, when In considered an excellent
attendance. The courses oi study hRv,
been itngthouvd, which will make IN,
Instruction more thorough.
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STUDENTS SOCIETY.


The regular session Of the Studenps
society was held last night at 1850
O'Clock. The frs. on the program was
paper entitled Greek Mythology, by
Miss Ray Grant she dwelt upon the
character OF the religious worship Of
the Gieeks, stating that the heavens
aud the earth were full Of gods and
goddesses aud that the objects Of
nature appealed the hearts Of Grecian
wufsnipprfs. From Jupiter sprang
everything that was great aud nom
Venus everything that was fair.
Next came song by Miss Mabel
Cooper, very nicely rendered. Thou "a
paper entitled, -Four 10 Alaska, by Miss
Isabella Romuey. Snu gave "a very
Interesting account VI the scenes eu-
couutefed along the trip, the crossing
OF American fails, Visiting Of different
cltirs anu peOplssi aud tho views u
icBbefgs seen Ny tho parry which will
never be forgotten by tutm.
MI. II. JuuKins gave "a gu tar selec-
lion ana followed with an encore. Last
anne "A paper entitled, Origin Ot Gov
rfnmsnt, by Mr.. HrDrr Kay AldOus
he stated that wa must not look iOr
inc origin Of government by "a.
lecture, but by tue bits OF history
which remain 10 uH OF pTlmitiv
,oeivllrs. Facts have oolns Down "
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Utah Prize Winners.

Mayor Baskin Is la receipt Of an
official communication from the secre.
hry OF tho Midwin,er Fair, accom-.
panied by diplomas for the following
Utah exhibitions
Margaret -. Salisbury, silk products,
Richard Macintosh, Mineral speci.
meus.
Utah Sugar mpany, beet sugar.
Grant SOAP company, exhibition Of
sOApp.
MilIs IS Wing, exhibition Of onyx.
Natur,i Mineral Water company,
mineral water.
Gilsouite AsphalIum company, GIL
s0uite,
Wasatch AsphalIum company, af-
phnltum.
Anterior Pressed Brick company,
pressed brick.
Salt Lake Pressed Brisk company,
pressed brick,
u q. N. H., boots anu shoes.
uAh Territory, general collection oi
minerals, ores, gems and oFy s,als,
rhtse diul mas can be hal on appli.
cation Of inc winnoTs At the MayOr't
ynlcv.
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A HUSBANDS WOES.
Isaac u. liaz lgroyc Complains Bitter
ly Uf Ills Mit's Want VI
Affection.

Isanc -. Hszslgrove filed a suit for
divorce Ia The Third district court this
Afternoon against bis wife, sarah Ann
Htzslst1vr, on the grounds Of Rban-
donment anu cruelty.
Plaintiff says tia, some time In the
year 1892 bis wife uegRu to occupy
separate apartments, AMI has over
siuce ~ used 20 return 10 him. She
has Otherwise treated him In "ciuei"
manner Particularly was this the
CAGE IA September VI the present
yer, when she declared sue
uud no affection Tor him, that she
did MT intend 10 live with
him, anu that u had been her vish
DUNG the entire Ierod referred 10 -
have nothing further to 10 with him.
She had also used other harsh lau-
guagu towards hin, cauiiug him great
mental distress. PAinuii alleges that
lac has always uuuu u kiud anu indul'
gent husband anu provided well Tor hls
iamliy. Daicuiaut IL the owner Of
several pieces OF valuable real estato In
this c ", which plaiutin presented 10
hef, iuolu iiug n comfortable anu
commodiOus house In which she nov
ieaidunts.
l.. NJ. Armstrong 10 MI. Hazel
groves attorney.
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us from thni oafly tine In fragments,
many Of them having been revealed
only ny Inference, and having beuu
BAN together by the sagaclou4 In.
reuulty Of scholhrt, much 40 complete
skeletons have been reared by natural.
isia. In conclusion he said that gov.
eminent was not, on the Que hand,
given To man ready inside by God, nor
on The other hand, was u a human con.
tfvhnce. In Us origin IL was spon-
taucous, natural, twin born will mau
and the family; Aristotle was aimlly
eating a fact wh,n be toii, "Mau 10
Uy nature Political animal"
AVJ uruod for one week,
WM ANutR.CN,
Corresponding secretary.
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Culilns lhr rrles " SUGAR.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 2T,-Some.
thing u sensation was created among
tue Wholesale grUCufs OF this city by
the aCuiu today Vi the large whuitsalu
irm vi limbiu, 5idcs & 70, iu cutting
tugar prices les Of a cent ~ selling
l,0JJ barrels OF graduated at q cents
per pound, les tue fU1ueis' rebate,
which b. 8.l3 IN 100 uatfri lnis, with an
uuui. iuual tra JisO INT VI ! per cent
Tor cash. There 10 an agreement
among members OF thu wholesale
Afu1rfa aud tml0itera' exchange MT
a. uulursUil the tA,Cs quo.gd by the 70.
huoTe. When the uvwt OF the action VI
llmulU, 5ideb d Co. leaked Out U1nsiluf-
uhlu fteiing vas MANIFESTED. some ui
40 prom nunt mumbuia 0 tue *.
change ciaimeI % would bfuaA up Tue
organization. IL istbiI Ia Chicago,
Dutfuit, anu one or tWu other wtulUfn
oitits, that graduated suKsr which
costs Jour c, ute Ivf pOuuu, plus TIE
freight charges, hss teen sUliiug ut
a member VI tue lifm vJivuJ Hsi.
last evening there h. no Cause Tor uad
iueiius IA tue matter ~ tue sugar sold
was stock bis hfm had bought some
umo a.o when fUnuvrs were srilins at
.ouf ouuts aud uo made thu sal,H IT,
well k.uWu iuuuou iu mo barrel lots
at ~ cents with the usual uitcuunt
and WITH au agfuumaut that ,hoy
would ID . soil b. i4r luns Than tho Iugu.
Tor charEC- mauc % tue Wholesale
grJo,ts " thu fehuUr. anticipate
a Drop ny Monday lgia GEMS anu cJu.
clu4td to make 10 proh,.
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Political Meetings.

The Republicans Of the Third pre-
cinct are arranging Tor n rally In The
Seventeenth ward school house on
Monday, October 20 IA, ct S pm, at
which John NJ. Zane aud a number N
the precinct nominees for oiiice will
speak. The ladies Of ia precinct have
been invited to attend.
Oraon f. Whitney, Judge Hcuder.
sou anu H. ,. Richards will speak 70
their constituents Ia tho II ghteeuth
ward Iuuepeudeut sch.ol house,
Monday night, at 1870 Tue meeting
will be under tuenu-piaes NJ TIE Wari
.ociety, OF whioh George ID. PJpvr IL
the ptcsiieat
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oit. 2I-Ad-
Vice. from Honolulu state that the
orchards anu q ids OF Hawaii are be.
lhs d, vaataied ny an Inject atout the
tike OF ludy bug. The natives b iieve
~ 10 BE- an Involuntary importation
from Jatau, nud 10 caii II tue Jupanete
bug. The Insect attacks the 10 ves,
tairg AL the soft paris and leaving
tue hufr untouched. Shrubs ami trees
qulcky die under the ravages Of tue
myfiadu vi these destructive Insects.
Tue bug mysteriously disap peata dur.
ins the Jay, working only at night.
Ihe Aawaiians have 20 lar teen un-
atlU 10 procure an Rutidotu Tor mo pest.
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NEW York, oct. 27.-A IRE starting
In the nve.stOry brownstOne Ayers
building, corner OF Broadway aud
Leonard street, early In the day gained
full control before the tiremen arrived
anu strenuous efforts were required to
save tue adjacent structures. Toe In.
terror OF the Ayers building was burned
out, the loss being estimated ut $780,
900. The building was Occupied chiefly
by the restaurant Of Holtz a Errystal.
On the second door were the auction
rooms OF Nathan >, Captin, aud ON the
hfth door the Cigar factory OF Edward
Rod-nburg. The slN.siory Townsend
anu Yale building sustained consider
ablp unmupe.
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upon which Port Arthur IL situated.
Tue japanese army, according 10 these
dispatches, now uccul ie. tue neck OF
the peuinsuia, thus cutting OH com.
municatiOn between ihl psH anu
ARSENAL aud the main lanI.
The J pan,ss have gained a de-
cisive victory At keruen over 1000
Chinese. lhe enemy He'd tOWgrl
Anlung. The Japanese captured a
quantity Of pTovieiUns. The Chiueto
LIST go * lied, n large number wound.
ed aud many pfir0ncis we're taken.
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That genial and versatile Salt Lake,,
Henry Smell, E'q, who has recently
won such reputation as globe.
ttottor, IL on his travels again. On
Wednesday next ho leaves tot San
francisco, ami intends TO catch the
steamer China, which Will sail IT, IN
that sort next week tot Honolulu.
Mt. Swell will spend tue winter in tho
latter city aud japan, ani 10 the war
goes ON ne viii pfObauiy visit Chila.
tie will write synuicste letters uurng
his Rbscror. Tue Nhws Wishes him
safety aud pleasure curing his peft.
CARNATIONS.
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AMERICAN CATTLE.
Importation 10 Hamburg Of Live
Stock and Cattle
PROHIBITED by rnr SENATE.


HAMBURG, Oct. "a - Tho senate
today published "a decree prohibiting
the importation OF American live cattle
anl fresh Lsef on the ground that Two
cafgOvs contained several animals suf'
oriug from rsIa. fever. Toe cousigu.
meus which are proved 10 have
loft Amurlc, by October q, ate *.
empted from these provision, but the
animals imported must be killed al Tue
abbatoir here Immediately aiicr they
are Ian ed.
WAsuiS0TOs, oct H. Today the
following telegram was sort By the
secretary Of state: Referring 10 your
communication In regard 10 the pro-
hibiuun Of American cattle aud ircsn
beef by Germany, please represent 10
the Am, ficin ambassador that Texas
fever 10 not communicated ty pleased
cattle, 10 even " tue reported discOv'
ely VI TINS disease be true, tugfu 10 no
dAuaef 10 q fman caitie; also that tue
meat u cattle Affected by tuis disease
| haH never been shown dangerous 10 tue
cOutumtL Ihis government inapecls
AL muat txpotia sui cctuii' thAt inc
oauls we're iruu rom disease wusu
tlAul Uttered. a vigorous protest should
thuf,furs b, uuterri against Tue pTO.
/ ls.ei hcti u.
[5Igne CHAH. w. DAnsEY,
A0Jng sev'y Of AgtcIitufe.
IL h. said at the department 10 be cx.
| ucmriy improbable that dlH.atrI cattle
u0uid nave been suipRui, o. all tx'
| rur.uuUuH are absulu,uly Prohibited
rom tnr zone "a tue southern section
| %. tuv UaicI 5tatta where De- disease
/ apl curs, Hrd tuu risii Incl uati u - r..
lvm " uiu prevent .utn rattle nom
| utCuIug N v York Ur The eastern
puf,s. 40 isHlnitci 10 be vtthin tile
bounds VI pUssiuitiy tuat tunu cattle
gars with HJu auu water nom r,Xas
miL az hhv gotten iutJ the NsIthwost
auu Iuut Causul ono or twl cases Of
ityct, hut 10 h said 10 DO vely imptUu'
/ able.
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uonrNLonI Avn wILLIAn.
I he FORMER On-rrd tue chancellor
ship 10 the Emperor.

wv ANNhNHF NAA"NfM Tue AhNhNNAANN~
ship 10 tho Emperor.
PoTsDAM, Dc. - -runou Won Ho.
lculouescni,lingsnufslhasbe been IN red
lie chaucrilliship resi- ne by Gruerhl
Won Cnpuvi. lie arrived At ,ho WIT.
para fniit0udHlhtiun tins morning 10 ui
Strasburs, accompanied ~ Herr Won
X uiier. uud-r tciu,ary vi tue inter.
tuf tuu plOyiLCe ui Alsace. Lorraine.
I'm er0f Wiuiam met them at thu
station auu drUvt wIth Pfiucu Won
HohenI9 e. 30 40 open carriage % the
new palace. Here N0u Ksuli,f lot
owed IN a arcIat carriage Win LIuu-
Jpnaut IuiYLuI Won Moltkt, tue ,ni.
pHfui't a.aU ur can y. Utuu arriving
% the pa.nuc the Emperor uud Place.
N3u ID hvul loo uau a cuhfcfo4cu r..
germ W uu miu.afrliai cf.sts.
LONDON, Oct. g. tho ttatomeut
hat Puuco V u ulunl lac. scbiil.
iugsuurl, governor Oi AFucy.L g.
faiuv, has buun uuoirl the chancellor.
sup Jl Hyunnuy, % confined, IL u
added the pTiuyy h.u declined.
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Relnrnel From I'D Nonlh.

Elder john X. Me olson reached
this city yesterday lFridayl afternoon
after an absence OF nearly iwo yeafs o.
the southern States. lie labottd Ia
tue Mississippi conference until June
Of tho PR sent year, sueetHsively Ia
Marion, Green anu COpiah cou
auu assisted IA opening up new u tlis
Ia those localities, encOuntufing n
variety OF experiences aud meeting
lair suootss. Ine only serious OppOsi.
ton he met with was In the city OF
Wrssou, Copiah county, where he and
his brother Angus were waited upon
by n moDocfalio committee aud
requested 10 leave that section
under threats OF rough treatment.
In Juu6 last Elder Nicholson was
called ny President kimball 10 10 10
Texas ~ open up and establish n cou.
ference ia that state over which lac
was appointed TO preside. He anu
Elder =. IL. Wells, VINO was associated
with him, met with very kindly 70.
ception. They had numerous oppor.
tunititH for preaching The Gospel ana
were treated with cordial hospitality.
A number OF people are convinced OF
the truth OF the WORK VI God aud viii
doubtless embrace Il before long,
Elder Nicholson hai good health dur
ing the whole time Of his absence,
excepting n brief attack OF tho aguo.
Ho had Que violent chill, which shook
him up vigorously while II lasted, but
the mnlady disappeared quickly aud NJ
suddenly m II came Rnd never TO-
turned. lie is greatly ben, fitted by his
experiences, and, while he mad great
10y In his missionary hbors ho IL non,
tbs lees GLAD u be once more In hii
mountain home.
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Exnert Aeconntnnt Anderson.

Expert Accountant Rol or. Il. Ander.
sou Ia slill very busy In going over this
expense items Of the joint city AMI
county building. To NEWS repre-.
sentative he said today that he had
now got down 10 May OF this year.
The aggregate amount OF error up to
date N 5000 which consists OF Items
charged TO the joint building while
they belong to other departments.
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h. Z. MlLLEG NAMED.


The Democratic county committee
NIT at headquarters this afternoon aud
formally accepted he resignation Of
frank Y. Taylor Of SUGAR II use ~
one Of tho Constitutional convention
nominees,
Several candidates were named for
ttp pusiiinu maze vacant ny Mt.
lay lore retirement. Among them was
Mr.. ~. j.. Miiuro Miii Cfret. That
gru lumtn wa nom mated on tue stc-
Htd taillt anu GA motion 0t NJ
Sewaft the nom nation wa made
unanimous. lhufr were Fl htuun
members the committee present al
Tue meeting.
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Captain mowsnlo'. Dcmurrors.

WAaHlNGlOS, Oct 27.-Capt. Henry
w. HOwgate Ia thu criminal cOuf
TO-DAY, through his attorney, A. \
WOfthingtOn, withutew hls plea OI
not Iuilty 10 all the indictments
against him ami 81 tered demurrer 10
the emu, element iniiuimsnts. The dc.
mutfvta were 10 the eject that the
facts ayeTfed constituted no ofIsnse
under the laws before ming the indict-
men; tnat they do not State any
nrnst Of when the court has juTis
IicuOn, Hnl ara too general anu I'M
certain. The forgery Indictment dc
nuliers were al much the same puf-
pore want Of dgilaiteneHs being Al.
Itgtd.
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A Pleasant Surprise.

Yesterday (oot. 20l being the 7o,h
anniversary OF tho birth Of Bishop
william Thorn, Of the Seventh ward,
his friends gave him genuine sur.
prise IN tho meeting house last evening.
An appropriate program was rendered,
during the course OF which Elders
George Goddard, Henry DinwOOdey
and Joseph Il. Taylor made brisf 10.
marks. Refreshments were served by
the young ladies Of the ward aud all
present appeared to enjoy themselves,
none, however, more than the veneer
Able Bishop.
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Death of Mrs. John James.

II will DO very sad news 10 the
friends Of Mr.. john James, clerk Of the
police court, to learn that his wife died
yesterday afternoon. The lady was
essentially n home woman, dsvotedly
attached to nrr children, Of whom she
leaves i've, the yOuugts, not week
old, Tnrr- will be sincere sorrow AMI
sympathy for the berenved husband
anu mis- iuOtheTltas children.
The lunetal services will be held In
the Twentieth ward meeting HOUSE, on
sunday ut 3 pm.
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THE IVANuOE.
sim No rraee OF the Missing
Vessel.

ASTORIA, Oregon, OCT. n. - The
United states revenue cutter C0rwin
has arrived. She brings no tidings OF
tho miising snip Iyanhoo, for which
she went In search.
since leaving San Francisco last
Saturday tho Corwin made n zigzng
course TO the Columbia river, running
out 90 n distance OF 200 miles. Outsldc
OF san FranciscO several coasting ves'
sells were boarded, but nothing wan
LEANED. None OF them had sighted
aly wTeckage. tbs captain OF the
Cogwln states that he encountered
none Of the piles OF the biz raft that
went 10 pio,es OF Yaqulua.
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a strih. Aftermath.

PUFBLo, Colo, oct q. - Judge
MOsrs HAllctt, In the q. 8. district
court, touay sentenced Snaw, Carey
aud Jones TO three months IN the
county jail for obstructing this oourte OF
Justice ut rfinijAd during tho railroad
strikes. Ten others were discharged
and nine held over 10 tue next term
OF the court, the Jury failing TO agree
Ia their Catts.
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NEW York, OCT 27.-Thcrs was a
renewal VI the attack agsins. ooalors
ON 'ohange today and they declined.
The remainder Of the list was steady.
During tie last half hour, coal stocks
were sold down sharply by the bears;
LackAwAnnn broke per cent, Della.
ware And HudsUn % New Jersey Gem
ttai u Reading 4. lhe general list
fell IN | q | per cent In the final
sales, ,lv uoalers rallied I y u, but
the lone oil speculation was usayy.
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Did Not Arrlye To-day.

The announoements that tho hohds
OF tho Uuion Pacific sys,en woulI
arrive In this city this morning To 10.
main for several day. appears 10 have
been n little premature. Inquiry al
tue offices OF tho company today
brought out the emphatic response tnHt
they hal not come aud were not eK'
pecleu TO arrive before Tuesday VI next
week At the earliest.
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government this summer sent In two
customs uillccrs who collected duties
on American gOods imported nj Forty
Mile Creek diggings, y small territory
belonging to Caua1n. Neiy flcn
placer dt.giugs have teen Use 3vercd
on Miuuse auu Biicn creeks.
Toe British schooner Winiifed,
sTzsi last year for Illegal scaling, has
been sold 10 sitka TOT 500.
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PERRY u. b., OsI a. R'p3rls were
received hufs this morning ~ a cy q
clone ut ronkawa, "a small Town north
Ui hetc, night before bat, ia which
several build US were blown down.
the Rect store at fOukawa was lev.
eied; Dan Lawhoa = store several
miits ~ lunkawa was also
blow down and tn goods scatter, d
for ms, t.s. ceilings were de-
uolishsu, uut no nvts were loss, bat =
ew were sll, htly wounueI.
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Receiver Appsiutsd.

uESvER, Colo,i ocDZ7 -In a friend.
ly suit 10 the Umtru States court,
Charles W. Moue mas been appointed
receiver Of tho Denver ami Platte
River Paper Mills compauies,oi which
ne Ii tue vice pfusiueuL TIE cOmpau-
itsarr ina Il .uTHhing condition anu
tbe ohl,ot OF tue ferelvefsuip 10 merely
10 prevent tue pOssible foreclosure or az.
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MED from ats wounds.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Cnarles Powell,
whom II was alleged his sister, Mrs.
Nellie SweetmAn, shot, died this
morning, The shooting occurred AT
the home Of Mrp. Swoetman alter she
had come In from drive with a friend
whom sue had been o0ur,ing. She Nj.
leges her brother shot himself. The
pulice claim that tnis h not true, as the
wound was not powder burned.
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nr,cned frem . LLvlng romb.

IRJN MoUNrAIN, Mich, Oit. 81
The WORK OF rysculng the impfisOnnu
miner. ut Pewabio was accomplished
Letween Xix aud seven O'Clock this
morning. There Is great Il jleing IN
the community.
The miners wero imprisoned for
over fnrty.eipht hours but at no time
ala u oy corsidur themselves In dance or,
ar drspsir Of rescue. They were plenu.
July supplied win water, the Slf wac
pure Aud beyond MISSING lew menle
they suffered 40 inconvenience.
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Raeer. q m,as 90 ailCosni4-

BUFFALO, OCT. fla dispatch from
Louisville, KY, says the match be-
tween RobsI, ]. anu John Il. Gentry
At Buffalo has been abandoned. Geecs
will tako Robert j., Fantasy ami
Ameucus 10 California Tor tne wiutef.
McHenry also expects to spend the
wi ter on the Pacific coast with Gru.
Try and the other stars la his string.
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china want. Manoy.

LONDON, oct. Silt Ia announced
that China IL negotiating In London
for loan o. 81 $4,000. 1t will DO u
seven nor cent silver loan anu the
Issue 10 expected to be 03, The loan
will DO secured on tue revenue Of the
treaty ports.