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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-10
Two Annnlnlmenl..

10 the Mayor ro,urnI igIm Ogden
this evening, there viii Or .tub.y be-
We appointments mHdu at tnu Council
meeting tonight, via; Siprrlutuulurt
Oi wair. Wurkb anu CIlY attorney.
There are several applicants I0g oacu
position, aud much iniuf.a. 10 curtegtd
Un the appointments.
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Brokerage.

Mr.. Henry q. Mcmillan, until 70.
Gently chief clerk Of the Third district
court, has gone into the brokerage
business, with offices ia the Mccormick
block on west First South street. HIS
many friends join ia wishing him
success iu his now Undertaking.
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INCORPORATED TODAY.
Goldsmith * Go, WIN Re,Open Next
Week, Bat Under New Name.


AS the successors OF Goldsmith d
Co., the we'll known ololhieTsi whose
establishment IN this cityand Lral ches
elsewhere unexpectedly closed a short
time ago., the Slegol Clothing COM
pany filed Ia arliclta OF ineou oiatiUn
with County Clerk Mul0y today. IL "a
Intended % conduct q general msr.
ohnndlsn businets, Beauties carrying
clothing, the company will deal n roai
estate, ETC., IN Salt Lake aud elsewhere,
purchase ami dispofo OF accounts,
pTomiasory notes, bills Of exchange,
drafts anu other negotiable iutlru.
muntH.
The amount OF capital stock is slOO,.
00l, divided into 900 shares OF the par
value Of SlOJ each,
This stockholders arc Henry slrgol,
Joseph Slegel, solomon 5iorel, aud
Eliga siege, one share each; Josiah
Barnett 200 sharet; sarah j., Siegel,
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law tzcutsian t,st,. tu virginia. and
Ntst Virginia via thu baltimore
8 ohio o. u.

- "ANN 50 50
on February h'h, MHrgh Sth and
April gth the B. Is %. 70. n. viii cell
excursion tickets from ChicEto 10 the
following points iu virginia auu Wesl
virginia ~ rate o. ouu faro Tor the
round tflg
Harpcfs Ferry, WA; Charlss,own,
Va; Winchester w.; Harrison.
burg, Val Slnuu'gu, Va, aud LeXiug.
ton, Va.
In addition b thCbo points excursion
tickets will also bg cold 90 nll points On
the Hurlcm Ferry aud Valley BrAncl
at the same tatts aud on tine came
dates.
Tickets viii ha good Tor return pas
sage twenty l2Jl days from date Of
sale.
For further Information call on %
address T.. 3. Allen Ags't G5n. Pats'r.
Agent, Chicago. ll',
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WANTED

fTHUE AusInNI." 90 ANu 900 MAIN
Il rtluUi lluIsl THumH. uualuH
tIUlurHt aud mHaI reasonable IH fHFn.
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Sufferer, from Cough, sue Q h oats,
ETC., snuuli Try "I'r9uHs bronchial
1TOchss ga simr q bIl turr remedy
sold oug il AIIcs. T. ices cls.
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ln thc matter ai .hc EaHIlo OF Royal barney.
uu"Ul.UI.
NOTICE ls HIUIBY GIVEN THAT
~ ROYAL %. luuHE aud Royal A, nlrlcy,
executor. uf thr estate 90 Royal barney, urs
ceased, uayr rJHdUrD1 Tor settlement and llcd
in tHld court tullr lu1i account OF their gd.
mluntrHuuu OF sNH estate aui petition Tor
unEI distribution Of tlH residue or H4lu estate
saturday. die llth dlH of NHU. All ltul. Ht ~
O'Clock a.uU, go Ono UnUrI rHum ut saIl court tu
Che county Court House, rNt Laao city and
County, tth Territory, Dos been daily ap.
ftttrmtHtuf s|.I 900 uut Hui huariuE said
petition t1I uHlr.autHu. ut which uuu aud
place auy prr. uu Interested 90 fltl estate may
HuuH4f aud show HluHu Il amy Iuru hn. why
said account .HuulIuIt ha apturl aud approved
and nnHl dHtHHUu1u made as prayed I0r.
Dated auul 1000, 4..i.
10, v, MELODY.
clerk uf fhu Probate Court.
WAuItL a ADAMS. ATTORNEYS.
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Wells. Fargo g. e.. received today.
Penn. bullion s3,5.E DAILY tulli0n
sln,a.# Ontario huI'i0u sl1, $50; bullion
.I..Hi. Total .BEHI1.
Mccormick A. a.. received to-day.
liHnnucr bullion; silver aud leat ores
s2,o.g gold uau 81 900. Total 900.
Lll Jones g. 90. forolvoI today.
Oirf 1910; bullion, $500. T,lal
5000.
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COMMERCIAL


T0Iay'8 clearing house exchanges
amounted O. s28I,GIJ Same DAY last
year sgi4.IDl.
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In Che Probate Court 300 and Cor salt Lake
t0uuW, Territory ui Utah.
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Sow YORK silver, a-i '.' lead, $3.50,
LJulYH-s.lvur. 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17

BosroS, MAsS, Sept lG-Thoro is
avery Indication TODAY TINT within a
E.-. ~, IN - ..,.I -
''~ uHys 'ue'o VIE 20 '"A"Su'S'ot uO''
ono oi tho biGgost strikes IN tho history
Of tho clothing tr.lde In Now England.
Tho v,rIous b,oprbcs of tho trndob,lI
-. =. L.. - - 49, ~.
issntK, ineesInKs IouS S"I ~ 'nun aSnsSi. suV nJ- ~
ounticuIo"s pantm .,", VI @ suo Sao'nnnE uaIo w.
coumct' Suut TUG !unp'hE SysIeM %
aDo..snGu . M AIIESs, anu InSs .nS ~, weShay waSo
sya'etu oe es'aOi6n"u WHO 'hAt uul-
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inridne man, was stabbed twice With q
dirk knife, just above the heart and in
the back, dangerously Wounding him.
It Is impossible 20 fnd out who did the
cutting, eyery one OF the participants
In tho eight becoming as mum rs
oysters. Tho wounded man said he
would 90 10 Vorsaille8 ITO vote for Bill
BreckinridRe. II 1t killed him." Tho
physician who dressed his wounds said
he would die II no persisted In carrying
out his declaration.
DEsuA HAS A YiGIT.
DeSha DreeklnrIdge was passing a
voting place this afternoon when he
saw ]. Walker Peak, a strong Owens
worker, inside the booth preparing an
affidavit. Desha, through the window,
told him he had. no business In there,
and that no had better come out Peak
replied that he would not come out,
and Brockinridoe went in the booth
after him. Tho two mon clinched, but
wGro separated. Peak soon aiterWard
camo out, Whou Brockinridge mot him
the second time aud lively fight fol.
lowed. Both men had theit faces
scratched, several blows being passed.
Both mon had pistols. In tho last fight
thoy were separated before they had a
chance to draw thoir Weapons. DoHha
drove to all the precincts, personally
inspecting thom during the day.
At Lockport, IN tho east end Of Ion.
ry county, II was claimed that an im-
portation Of Shelby county men had
arrived at thGt precinct to be voted.
When thoy were challenged by the
Brecklnridge challenger, he was
promptly knocked down. Pistols and
knives were drawn, and whom the
smoke cleared away, James Hosklns
was found seriously cut, and many
bruised and injured, Tho precinct will
bo protested. -
Al Centorvillo ". A. Gaines, Breck,
inridge man, ordered tho Breckenridge
Judge to pay no attention to the injunc-
tion against tho gag rule passed by the
committee last week. Colonel R. G.
stoner, an Owens man and owner OF
Oakland stock farm, and Galnos had
some words on the street tonight over
Gaines action. stoner slapped Gaines
and knocked him down. Colonel Stoner
is tho gentleman who slapped Breckin.
ridge during the war.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept lB.-At Lu.
zernc, last night, Leonard BlodRett.
iltty.tivc years OF ago. who boarded with
Edward Whittmorc. attempted to as
sault Whittmore's daughter Dora. Her
cries attracted her parents. BlodGOIt
then shot Whittmoro in tho Jaw, Mrs.
wkIttmoro in the back and stabbed
Dora with knife. Mrs. Whittmorc
will probably dio; tho o,hora nre not
dangerously injured. Dlodgott then
escaped TO the mountains aud had beun
como twelve hours before officers
started In pursuit. Blodgott recently
returned from Michigan. whero no Is
satd to havo abandoned his vito and
four children.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17
OWENS VICTORY
me Signal For n Joyful Celebration by
His Supporters.

me Signal For n Joyful Celebration by
His Supporters.
GEORGETOWN. KY, Sept, l6.-The poo
pie Of Georgetown have not ceassd
celebrating tho triumph Of their hon.
cred follow citizen in tho congressional
primary election yet. AL day Mr..
Owens hos been flooded with cougrat.
ulattons from all parts OF the country.
lie beara the victory with his usual
modesty.
1t was long after midnight before tho
enthusiasm nrousod by tho returns last
night allowed tho happy people to re:
tire. Tho enthusinsm which was in full
blast was dampened for while by uu.
favorable reports, but when the news
OF tho victory was made certain bedlam
droko loose. Men wont crazy with Joy
and huggod each other 10 way that
would lave mado them ridiculous on
any ordinary occasion. Tho good-na-
tuted mob, for 1t was nothing else, seiE-
cd upon Mr.. Owens and tried to carry
him on their shoulders. The court
house boil was run, balloon was sent
up. fireworks filled the air and bon.Gres
biazed on ovory corner.
A dry goods box was placed on tho
public squaro and Mr. Owons was lifted
upon II. But speech making was out Of
tho question. Mr.. Ovens said he had
boon doing the speaking, but tho boys
had done tho wcrk; 1t was their night
to howl, aud he wanted them to enjoy
themselves. After tho crowd had yelled
themselves honrso. they insisted on a
speech, and Mr.. Owens spoke briefly
from the balcony Of tho Wells house.
uo said:
'tFor aomo months have been fur
nishing tho chin music, but this Is to
mo tho sweetest muslc / ever heard.
You llayo done all you promised to do.
but want 70 exact one more promise
from you, and that is to support tho
nominee, and won't swear you; / will
take your word. lam only tho instru.
ment through which the people, the
noble men aud women have won tho
victory. I believe that the work OF the
men and the tears aud prayers of the
women would bring mo good result"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17
CONDEMNED BRrcE.
Ills Onico. Holders Could Not Stem thr
Tide Rt Youngstown.

His OnicO. Holders Could Not stem thr
Tide Rt YouuEstown.
YoUEosrowE, ONO, Sept l8.--At the
Democratic county convention there
wus q whirlwind OF excitement when
the committee on resolutions presented
their report denouucIng Senator Drice.
The anti-Brlce plank was as follows:
I'VE deuounco tho conduct Of tho self
styled conservative scnatore,' and es'
pecially the conduct OF Senator Brice, oi
Ohio. as q shameless botrayul OF pub
lie trust We call upon Senator Brice
TO return to the Democratic faith, and
aud to secure to tho people the beno9ts
OF free wool. free orc and FREQ augar."
Senator Brice marshaled the gaugera
and other Rovernmout employees to the
convention 10 stem the tide, but the
anti-Bricc mon. who had strong hold
on tho convention, did not hesitate 10
denounco Briceisn, and sont the reso-
luton through with hurrab.
The convention nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: Sheriff, James X.
Orr, Of youngstown; treasurer, LOWS
W. Raver, OF Austlntum commissioner,
John Segcnfritz, OF Springfield; infrm-
ary director. Thomas Taylor, OF Youngs-
town; surveyor, 8. o. Manchester, OF
Canfeld.
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LONDON, Sept lG.-A dispatch from
Shanghai, dated to-day, Gays that ncws
has reached TIcn Tsin that a foot Of
twcnty.ono Japanese transports, con.
voying 10000 troopa. sailed few days
ngo from O Japanese port II Is sup.
posod thGt il ls tho iutontion OF tho
Japaneso commander to land his forces
nj somo point on tho Chinese coast.
Tho Chinese 1oot undcr the command
Of Admiral Ting has called aouth for tho
purpose Of intorcOptIng tho Jnpancso.
orders havc boon sent 10 all tho Chinese
ports to maintain n most careful watch
ior the approach OF tho enemy.
Tho correspondent Of tho Times at
Yokohama, says:
Largo rctnforceuients Of Japanese
.roops hnvo gonc to Korea Wagcrs
aro boiug made In Toxic that tho
Japanese army will occupy Pekln, tho
capitol Of China, or Mukden, tho capi-
tol OF tho province Of Leao Tong, Man
choori, on November 8,
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MrGnATloN ro AFRIoA.
Steps Takon to Scnda n Colony Over Brom
Alabama.

Steps Taken tOScnd n Colony Over Brom
AlnbnnIa.
BIRMIXGuAM, Ala. Sept. 1G.-At Pine
Apple yesterday monster negro con-
vcntion was hold to discuss the ques.
ton Of migrating to Liberia Tho re-
suit was that q committee OF reputable
colornd ministers was appointed to 60
10 that country aud investigate its ad.
vantagos aud draw up contract With
tho ruler. who hos sent word ahat he
will give every family from America
twenty acres Of land aud implements
necessary to cultivate II. Word
was also received from ].
X. McMullin, President OF the
International Migration Society of this
city, and vice president Of tho African
Steamship company, who is in Phila-
dolphin, that tho society has chartered
lie steamship aud the first will sail
from Mobile and New Orleans early In
October for Liberia. Tho first cargo
will be limited 10 800 negroos, but II
the ruler OF Liberia stands by his con-
tract thousands OF others will follow. In
fact, hundreds Of South Alabama
negroes arc said to bo selling out their
crops preparatory to going to Africa as
soon as tho ships arc ready TO carry
thon. They are enthusiastic over the
scheme,
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THE PoPE's AMBITION.
An Emissnry From Rome to Now York I
Hcuuitc ChristCnduIn.

An Emissnry From Rome to Now York to
Rcuuite christOudun.
New YoRx, Sept. lG-In pursuance Of
the plan of tho pope to effect reunion
of Christcndotn, there has arrived in
this city the Rev. Isaias Saba, arch
imandrite and procurator general Of the
order OF St. Basil. He has como hore
directly from Rome, whero he had an
audience with the pope, who blessed
him and wished him success In his
mission.
The reverend father had consulta-
ton with Archbishop CorriGau aud will
solicit funds to carry on missionary
work In tho far cast.
II 10 believed that the meeting OF the
archbishops OF tho Roman Catholic
church In tho United Statos In Phila-
delphia in October next will provo Of
deep Importance. Ono well-known
eccleRiastic said to-day:
~ am informed on tho bost authority
that Mgr. Satolli Is in possession Of
document OF vast importance, which he
will present to tho conference OF arch
bishops, over which he will preside.
This document will be nothing loss
than a communication from the holy
iathor announcing the absolute and il.
revocabIo authority Of the apostolic
delegate and the permanoncy Of tho
delegation. And the document will
contain q command TO DO heeded for
all time. 1t will bo 'Recursus ad ponti-
fcem,' or, in plain English, II you don't
liko IL; go to tho popc; and US you
can't go 10 tho pope, what aro you go
ing to do about it?'"
Il was said also that Mgr. Satolli may
mako some remarks with reference to
tho rocout attack upon tho delegation
aud himself, made by Bishop spalding
in the "North American Review."
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CHARGES OF FRAUD.
BrccRinridge People Dying nNrd-What n
Detective Says.

BrccRinridge People Dying Hnri-What
Detective Says.
CrxcrSYArI, Quo, Sept 16.-A Com.
mcrcial Gazcttc special from Lexington,
Kv., says: No moro official returns have
been received from the country, most
of tho telegraph offices in tho smaller
towns being closed on sundays. The
Brccktnridre managers from all parts OF
the district have boon in close consulta-
tion hero all day. They figure Owens
plurality at 100, against the 40 plu'
rality cIaimod by tho Owens mon.
DR.. K l.. Mahonoy, Breckinridgc
detective, has been sent TO Henry coun-
" TO SEQ Il no could not find ground for
charges Of fraud against tho officers OF
ono precinct in the county, which gave
Ovens on overwhelming majority and
thereby throw tho 0wons vote out. NJ.
A. Cassidy, another dotcctivo employed
by Brcckinridgo forces, is In Owen
county on similar mission. Brcckin-
ridgo leaders claim that In Scott county,
Owens received many fraudulent votes,
rs COO moro Democrats voted in tho
county yesterday than at the election.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17
pEEp WArERWAYs.

Tho Convention To Meet ut Toronto Will
10 of Great Importance.
ToRoNro, CANADA, Sept lG.-The In
ternational deep waterways convention
which will DO held at Toronto to.mor.
row promises to bo tho most important
gathering OF the kind ever held on this
continent. Ita efforts ato expected by
the promotors to be far reaching in tho
matter OF tho transport Of freight from
the westorn states aud western Cana
dian provinces to the seaboard, and its
influence on the present channels Of
freight from the west to tho east may
be very important
Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, Glove.
land, Duluth, Toledo and other import
ant centres have promised TO havc rep
reseutatiyca hore.
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BLUE WING SINKS.
The Steamer Strikes o snng and Coos
Down, Near Oscoola.

The Steamer Strikes q snag and Coos
Down, Near Oscoola.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. lG.-The steam.
or Blue Wing struck a HoRden snag
while making a landing ut the Craig.
head Point, fifteen milos south OF osce.
ola, Ark, this afternoon, md sunk in
sixteen Ieet OF water. Tho boat is a
total wrock. Nearly all OF tho cargo
eau be saved. There werc twenty
oight passengers on 1t, but all OF them
reached shore in safety. Tho Blue
Wing was built ton yoars ago at How
ard's ship yard at JetTorsonville, Ind,
and was considered ono Of the best and
safest vessels on tho lower Mississippi
river. Insured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17

PonrbAMp, oRE, Sept, lG.-J. W.
Stauegcls, a civil engineer, shot and
killed Mrs. Mabel Colvin, oil the street
this afternoon and thOn blow out his
own brains. Mrs. COlvin was walking
along whom Slancgcls met hor. Mrs.
Colvin was handsome brunette and
camo horo about two years ago from
Woolwich, Mass. sho and her husband
did not 1.-Two together nnd only icw
davs ago sho filed suit for divorce.
Stanogels was M ongincur employed at
the city park aud 1t is said he was
dcsirous Of paying attention to Mrs.
OoIyiu but ahe declined 10 Toceivo tIIen.
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oRANKs VISIT mKINLEY.
After Loud Talk aud Threats Both Are
Elected.


CoLUnnus, O.. Sept le.-At o'clock
yesterday afternoon a young man on.
tOrod Governor McKinloY's Office and
asked to see tho governor. Being told
that he could not SEQ him. he became
onragod; Said he was brotner.in.l law
Of Ex-Governor Campbell; that McKin-
ley was tyrant, aud should not be gov
ernor anyhow. uc had a suspicious
looking bag in his hand and an nttactlo
called an officer and had him elected
from the capitol.
AS the governor entored his ofico q
few moments later an uncouth looking
man who had been seen hanging about
tho halls for several days thrust letter
Into his hands. The governor took il
and banding 1t TO clerk told the man
that II would be attended TO. The
stranger dew into passion, snatched
tho letter from tho clerk and acted go
threatentngly that it was thought best
10 eject him. AS tho officer led him out
he cried: This house ls cursed, aud
you will find II out soon." Both men
were set free when OF the grounds aud
their names wore not secured.
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colonel nrou.n NomInntsd.

SpotffI Difpd,ch 70 tN Ih'tIl1cHtH.
ST. MARYs, ". Va, Sept. l0.-At tho
Democratic county convention Of Pleas
ants county yesterday. aitcr a bitter
fight between Colonel Robert II. Brouse,
II. A. Gallagher and O. i. johnson,
Colonel Brouso was nominated for tho
legislature. W. II. Flower was nomi-
mated for clerk OF tho circuit court, G.
l. Shinglosou for superintendent OF
schools, and William 0utwnrd for
county commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17

TAMPA, Fla, Sept. lG.-To-day the
family Of @. D Fitch dincd with tho
family Of his brothor.in-law, G. W.
Allen. Soon after dinner the members
OF both fa,nilies wore taken violently
III and arc in critical condition. 1t is
thought that two Of tho childrcn will
die. Physicians say that tho peoptc
were poisoned by leo cream, Of which
all partook heartily. Tho Ice cream was
mado from condensed milk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17
WILL TRY 1T AGAIN.

wylle mt Dnuntcd by nh Failure TO
IIrsnk tho Record.
Nrw YoRK, Sep. lO.-II. II. Wylic, Of
the Sterling cyclo club. Chicago, who,
whilo alton ptlnp to bronx tho record
between Chicago and New York, was
arrostod for riding tho towpath Of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, will start
from Now York Ut II a. p. tomorrow
in another attempt on tho record. Ho
viii 90 by the northern route through
Now York state aud hc hopoa to roach
Chicago on Sunday evening ncxs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17
IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN
The United States Instead Of Eng
land, But It Waan't
FOR The FIRST time We FAILED
To Take Advantage OF Japan'e
Desire to Treat With De,
And ENGLAND GETS THE BENEFIT

That tho Astasic Empire wanted to
Givo Us, but Our Democratic Ad.
ministratiou Let tho Opportunity
SlIp-Latcst News From tho War IN
thc orient-Reliabie Information
Hard to Gut-A Crisis sccms TO
Hayo Been acknowledgements Ho-
tnforcomcnts Sent to Korea on
Twonty.ono Transports.
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SINcfdi DLp1tth 10 IN Intelligence.
MoRoAH1owS, ". Va, Sept. l0.-Tho
Democratic Of MonOnRalin county held
thcir county convention yesterday and
nominated d. L. Tonaut for tho house
Of delegates; W. II. dormGn for county
suporintcndont, and W. 2. Baker for
county commissioner. Hon. Marion
Cannon, q native Of this place. who now
represents tho Los Angeles, Cal, district
In Congress, nudo n speech.
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THEY SURRENDER.
Tho Brockinridso Men Ackuowl-
edge Defeat Maufully.
and WILL SUPPORT The NOMINEE.
Ranor That the Colonel VIII Con-
test the Elections
NOT TRaCEDTOA RELIABLESOURCE

Coutrary TO Gonerni Expectation,
There Was Ltttle RiotiuR at tho
Pous-some Blood Was Shed and
oao Man Was Seriously Stabbed.
Brpckiuridse's Defeat Charged mp
70 tho Iufiueuce of tho Christian
Church-rhe Latest Figures Show
That owens Was Nominated by u
Close Vote.
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pKECKINNID0E HOPES

That tho Count WIN flo Given to Hin by
tho Committee.
ClycISSArI, Quo, Sept ia Com
mcrcial Gazette speciOl from Lexington,
KY, says; At 1Op. m. Dcsh0 Brockin.
ridge said he was confident OF his
fathor's election. Said he: IL cannot
give out statement by counties, but
our latest reports reduce Owcns' plu.
rality to l4l. nm suro that tho count
will be given us by tho dlslrict com:
mittcc whom il meets. II il does not !
am not prepared " say what will fol.
low, maybe contest"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17

Sr. Lou'e. No.. scp,, le--A special to
the Republic from Muscoulah, ILL.,. says:
William Nonlngor aud William Frod-
oricls wcrc probably fatally stabbed In q
free eight at dance in tho east Ond
last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-09-17
ATTEMPTED TRAIN wnEoxlNG.
Tho Engineer Saw tho Obstruction Just In
Time to Savo tho Train.

sEDAtrA. No., Sept. l6.-An attompt
was made last night to wrock Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas passenger train
just north OF Muskeeee. Ties wore
placed upright in tho trestlo along tho
Arkansas river and wedred In so that
tho ends extended about two feot above
tho rails. The trc,tlo is 30 feet high.
Tho engineer snw tho obstruction in
time to apply the air, but tho pony
trucks wore torn from under tho en-.
gino. Tho attempted wreck was no
doubt for tho purpose Of robbery.