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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-09
AMERICAN LAuon FEDERATION.
Delegates Received with Hearty cheers
nud A ppiauss.

nud A ppiauss.
NEW YORS, Dec. O.-rho csnysn.
tlon OF tho American Federation OF
Labor will DO opened today At Madison
garden.
AT the meeting last night Of the Con.
trail Labor union tue delegates wBrs
received with hearty cheers and rounds
OF applause. MIR. Convey, VI thu coal
miners of Great Britain, said tnat he
came from u o0uatry where labor vas
not 20 much divided as II IL here.
AmsBg other delegates who spoke at
the meeting were "Old Bot" Howard,
OF Massachusetts who. while chairman
Of the labor committee OF the state
senate for eight years, succeeded In re-
duclng the hours OF labor Of cotton
mill operatives irsm 10 hours Per week
~ % hours per week.
Very little business will bs trans
acted t0iny NJ the convention. Tbs
time will DO taken up with opening
ceremonies ami receiving the report OF
the committee on credentials. James
w. sullivan will deliver au address on
behalf OF organized labor, aud John
McBrlde, Of the American Federation
Of Lsbor, will reply. Mayor Strong
has been invited 20 appear personally
aud greet the delegates on bohalf u
the oily. The committee which has
charge Of the program for the oonvsn-
ton declares that the mayor must come
la person and not hend any One %
represent hun. With Governor Morton
II is different. While he may not be
Able 10 come, no viii probably send
greetings 10 tho convention.
wednesday evening there will be a
grand ball and reunion OF sll the labor
leaders ut Madison Square garden. In.
vitationH have been sent TO men Of
prominonce In nearly hll walks Of life.
Samuel Gompets, eG-pfeBident Of the
/ Federation, Is SURF 10 be candidate
for the office again. Interest also
oenters In the proposition to remove
the headquarters from indianapolis.
The committee will remain Ia session
for more than week. Among the
| matters 10 DO considered IL tbs subject
OF general movement for the eight
hour work day 90 May l, 1895, Tue
socialists are hostile toward the FEEDER
alton. This socialists will insist upon
the abolition Of the strike ana the boy
oott aH weapon Ia labor warfare, anu
will recommend strike NJ the ballot
box.
Friday evening the socialist labor
party viii lecture before the Fedora.
lion convention At y mass meeting At
Cooper Union.
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CATlTAL STOCK $3,OOO,OOO.


The East Golden Gate Mining COM
pany Of Msrour, Utah, tiled It's articles
OF incorporation with Clerk Stanton to.
day. The company Is organized for a
period OF hity years aud It's business
and pursuit. shall DO 10 purchase, ao.
quiTs, hold, lease, mortgage, sell and
convey lands containing or supposed
to contain silver, copper gold or other
ores or valuable deposits; to explore
lands for silver, copper, gold, lead or
other ores or deposiu; 10 acquire by
purchase, lease or otherwise mines
or mineral lands, amt 10 do and
perform any act and thing, and
exercise any and all power
necessary 10 the business purposes Of
the company. The principal place OF
business shall DO NJ Salt Lake City,
aud the amount Of capital stock shall
be 600, 900 shares " the par value OF s.
oacu, making the capital Of the com.
lany s3,0O0,O0O. The stock Il sub.
surlbeu TO ~ fOllowf; James Ii. Bacon,
1000 shares; George kislingbury,
ll4,s0O; William II. BusrnUark, H.
$50; Edward J. Carter, 277, $50, Frank
Knox, 5000; John T.. DIoiy, b 5000;
Henry Il. henderson, 1000; treasury
slook, 70, 600. George kisliugOuty IL
OF Mprcur, UtAB; william II. Blu co.
bark ani Edward j, Carter are OF New
YORK City, anu OIuer parties 10 the
agfesmBnt are OF Salt Lake CITY,
Tho directors OF the corporation
shall he elected AtA general meeting
o: stock holders, 90 be- held on the toe
ond Tuesday Of January, 1897, Gnd
annually thereafter auu until fucn
tue official roster snail be M fOllowG
Frank Kuox, presiienii William II.
Busenbark, vice president; Edward J,
Carter, secretary James IL. Bacon,
treasurer, and they togeshes with
George Kislingbury, John ~, DDoly
and Henry +. Henderson, shall form
the directorate OF the company, The
company owns the Jumbo Lode miu-
log clam, Ia the Camp Floyd mining
district, which was conveyed to GeoTsc
Sisliugbury, who has turned the same
Ia Rs the property OF the corporatlon,
tho property being valued NJ S3iOUO,-
0O0.
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The German Heiehsiag.

BFRLiS, Dec. 0.-TheTe was = large
t'sldanoe In the Reiohstag today,
h,hoting the date Tor tbs prossn tation
HE financial statement Of Count
''a Potadowfki WehnOr, secretary OF
Y, Imperial Treasury. Chancellor
Iunee hohonlohe, tue minister OF
va, General Bronsaft Won schellen-
,.,lund he minister OF finances, Dr.
AllHsl and other ministers were pres
10Y AZ the opening OF the proceed
.ag' the house adopted n proposal to
wv lhe prosecutions OF Heron Lisb-
tglsghi, siadthagen, Bueb, Porchel,
ssehe' hnd Heinrich Moelior. The
conservatives opposed the motion.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Ths chief
Interest In tho Senate proceedings to-
~ eautured In the speech OF Senator
Alisah VI AlRbsmA, chairman Of the
rnmlIlee ON ioToign affairs, on the
Being sea awhrdF.
sshAlor Gallery. Louislana ,, reelected
ulhssEpilaliOu oftheah9Tt tsrmlor the
90 term Of six years, was sworn
d. The first bill VI tho session
hte passed was tho ono granting tho
ftie VI Pennsylvania permission to
Ecgpy the United States court rooms
d Scranton and Williamsport curing
u'ialn months.
Cullom, Illinois, gave notice that no
v'll1 address the Senate tomorrow on
No Monroe doctrine.
Among lle bills introduced WAS one
" Voorhees, tDem., Ind.) granting n
session VI 500 per month TO tho
sllov Of the late Secretary OF State
uitiham.
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THE SALE or The AICHISON
The Greatest Auction tho World has
Known.
No one Allowed 10 MA, UnIsss SIC
Has Deposited 100000
In fash.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 9.-Atl0 6'clook
tomorrow at Topeka will occur the
greatest auction the world has ever
known. At that hour J. Il. johnson,
special master IN ohancery, will offer
10 the highest bidder for cash In hand
tho entire system of the Atchison,
Topeka 4 santa Fe. Nothing will bu
reserved OF lite lO,O OU miles OF track, It's
1000 locomotives, thousands upon
thousands Of cars, buildings, rights aud
franchises, consiuerud together u reach
the imperial value OF $3.50, 000,0 900.
Special Master johnson IL ~ act as
huctiOneer, anu M preliminary 10 re.
ceiving bids, viii read thu order Of sale
judgment OF the court aud other legal
documents, which will consume somt-
thing more than an our. One feature
OF this auction IL materially different
from thu ordinary. No one vii! DO
allowed TO bid unless he has ntst de.
poriied $500, 600 In cash with the special
master his mn evidence oil good faith.
Judge Henry q. Caldwell will come
to Topeka for tho purpose OF confirms
Ing the sale,
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srooKnoLDEEs WANT TO KNOW
what Became of neg surpias Of
Ss,UOu,oOO


NEW YOMl, Dec. 9.-rhe Herald
today says: The alookholdep Of the
American Tobacco company are very
anxious for M explanation from the
directors Of what has become OF the biz
surplus Of more than s. 100000 aud The
apparently sudden contraction Of earn.
inls which led tho management 10
pass the next quarterly dlvidond on
the common stock, although the vague
statement given out on Saturday die.
tinctly stated that there would be n
surplus OF 81 100000, or nearly seven
per cent, alter paying the dividend on
the preTrrTed stock. A reporter called
on Treasurer George AtonIs but he
refused 20 be interviewed.
Mr.. Arents 10 member Of the ex.
change ana no is reported TO have said
that the February dividend on the
common htook Of the American To-
bacco company would DO paid and
many brokers advised their clients OF
the fact. But now that the manage.
monI has announced several woobs
before the regular time that no such
dividend would DO paid, tho chief con.
Germ Of the stooEholdors II 10 find out
what Ia ths matter with the company
that 10 many stockholders should Try 10
got out OF IL at once. Tbs invettigating
committee which IL TO be- organized by
Mossfs. Rolston anu Bass ami J. +.
Baoho & Co., at an early meeting Of
tho stockholders IL determined TO iii
things 10 the bottom and nnd out
whether this great company with
S3O,O00,000 Of capital II being run In
tue interest OF spectators, VINO sold
out all their holdings ut high prices
and then went short OF tho STOCK, -
whether tho managers have allowed
the revenues OF the company 10 be
wiped cut by warfare with competitors.
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Perrip's Genet seen ArnIn,

MOUNT HAMILTON, CAL, Dec. o.
Pcnln's comet was again observed
hero this morning At the Lick obsvrvA.
tory after an interval Oi several days
OF cloudy weather. The comet has
grown much brighter anu Is now
plainly visible to the naked eye. IL is
q hszy object OF about the fourth
magnitude and now rises about five
hUus fifteen minutes Ia the morning
a little sputh Of east. As u Il rapidly
nearing tho sun It will continue TO rise
later each morning, December 10 II
will cross the sun about seven degrees
10 the south and will then become IN
evening object, but will be rather un.
iayoraniy situated Tor observation ~
the northern hemisphere. The nsaTeet
approach " the sun will occur on De.
Csmhsr IS II n distance OF about 49,
OOO, 600 miles. On December IL Tue
comet will obtain It's maximum
brightness as seen from tho
earth being vt that time
about eighty times as bright "a 81 ~
discovery. About December ~ II viii
bo faTlhest east from the sun ht a dis
lance Of about thirteen degrees, when
II viii again approach thesun, passing
eight dsgfsrs 70 the north on January
ii, whom It again will become morn
ing object. IL IL now situated IN tue
eastern part Of the Constellation libra
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LETTH, Scotland, Dec. 0.-rhe Brit
ish steamer Principia, Captain Sian.
nari, from Shields, November Is, via
Dundee, November 10, Tor New York,
took fire IN the iotehold about forty
miles north Of Cape Wrath, the north,
western extremity ui Scotland. She
ran Tor one OF the Garoe Islands, struck
= rock ara went down with twenty,
seven VI her crew, only one being
saved. lie was taken from the water
after clinglng to the wreckago eighteen
hours, A passenger named Jackson
also was drowned.
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window GLASS trust ou i,- Eds,.

CHICAGO, Dec. "a special from
Auurr.o Ind, snys: rho announce
ment that the scat DopBw Window
Glasa company would pu. its plant into
operation the ffst OF the so r las put
the window giiss trust on e go AMI the
shut down OF all vi uow glass plants
Ia the country, which was O. have
taken place January !, 10 continue iur
an Indefinite period hua been declared
%. Tho plant is tue largest in the
United States, The new company fv.
iuses 10 RO into the combinp. 1hs an
nJuuceuent that the American Plate
Glnts c0mpauy's plants NJ AlsxauIfia
aui New Albany would be rut In
operation January l., also caused ihe
officers OF the trust 10 take hlsrm. Tue
Alexandra plant 10 the lHrgsst Ia the
world and the two, Il " Haid, are large
onyugh 10 force down tho prices 81 tls
Trust. The INIT glass trust will close
all IT, plAnts January for short time
to sifeugthon pficur.
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Msy rsvo Peri.hsd In the fire.

Nav YORK, Dec. "a Dire in Ru.
thetiord, n. j., last night destroye !
half dozen buildings. rhe FIRE was
Uncovered In the postofllce building
Al Depot square and Park avenue.
Tho postmaster and family occupied
apartments on the upper story. They
succeeded Ia getting out aud gave an
alarm. The Rutherford volunteer
nfemen turned out hut they were un.
pble TO cope with the FIRE. rhu names
spread to the adjoining building whsTe
Atswalt & Pflnot's shoe store was
wiped out together with Meyers dry
goods store and Hatoh's drug store.
The tstAl loss will roach 100000. A
Gufman family, consisting VI man
aud vito and ouo child are ubac.
counted for. IL IL tutmised they have
peTished, but II IN possible they sought
shelter with friends and are safe.
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copy,n,lonor Hn,Ir.nd worLers,

HAzLETos, Pa, Dec, "a oonven.
ton OF railroad workers from all over
the Country Il in session here. A
secret meeting was held last night,
Although little OF the proceedings
could be had for publication, u 10
known that the late Lehlgh Valley
strike received attention. Ills under.
stood that resolution was adopted
which will ,be presented 10 PreBident
Wilesrt OF the LBhigh valley Ssklng
min TO give the men who are Idle u
fair hearing aud 10 re-emplOy thsm,
An effort was made to brng absut tao
federation movement but II was not
successful. The engineers, 1t seems,
are opposed 10 federation,
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A RIrn STRIKE.
Mary Thurman rinds a Fortune In
tue uiiI-.


CHICAGO, Dsc. "a special from
L0s Angeles, Cal, eayE
News comes from the Colorado dea.
err mining camp Of Picacho, near
Yuma, that Mary Thurmaa, daughter
Of Judge Thurman, has made the
Richest strike known IN any OF the
desert camps for years, She was pros.
pocting In the hills and found vein
that promises 10 make her q bonaEa
queen,
Mary Thurman was once tho belle
Of Washington, and there she married
Lieutenant Cowlea, now United States
naval Attache In London, who recently
welded Miss Roosevelt. sister Of the
secretary oftho United States embassy.
Cowles aud she soon disagreed aud he
permitted her ~ get n divorce. Thee
she come west 10 San Diego aud lived
al TlAluan on the Mexican side. There
she met and married Thomas Glticri,
u dashing adventurer, who proved 10
have wife and two little children,
Then she went home 10 see her
mother before the old lady dies, but
Judge Thurman refused 10 permit her
10 enter the door, and she returned.
She got n divorce from clifford anu
then surprised her ifionda by marrying
"Bug" Holiday, the baseball player.
She IL known In all tho mining camps
OF south cru California.
When seen by an AesOciated Press
representative this morning, Allen W.
Thurman sait; "Whun my sister
was Last in Columbus bought her in.
iotost Ia my mothers estate, somt-
thug like thousand acres OF laul /,
| believe. believed she wished the
money to use la the development o,
her mining Interests, which ct that
time were considerable. Hur husband,
Mr.. Holiday, h an industrious young
man and they have been aotivo IN
prospecting ana operating mini8g
property Tor tOmo time. have not
heard from them ,,howtvof, anu thus
cannot say anything positively, OF
one thing you may be sure, however"
tmilingly added Mr. Thurman, "anl
tia, is, will not desert tho cause VI
free silver simply becsuto We may
have gold mine In the family"
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been elected president In that city, the
municipal council already consisting
OF 1900 members. San Francisco,
Boston, Lawre uce anu Lowell, MAss.,
Cleveland, Detioit, Anaconda and
Butte CITY, Mont, have also formed
large branches. Toronto and Montreal
have iuaugutated large councils.
The election oi municipal councils
will be held In New York aud Broor.
Ign on New Yeaf's day. The other
citiee anu towns where more than one
council exist viii ALEC appoint munici-
pal c mmi.iCes on ur about that date.
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BEATRICE, Nsb. Dec. "a woman
about % years o! age, who came mere
on tha evening OF Nov. 20, aud regis.
isteTed at the Grand Central hotel ae
Mrs. Carrie Brown, KeOkuk, Iowa,
was found In her homo Sunday even.
ing dead, with q bullet hole IN her
right temple aud ono In her lait breast.
There is decided air OF mystery sur
rounding the case and some sensation.
al developments are expected.
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ma rINANCIAL SITUATION.
Another Hond Issus Predicted In the
Nerr tuture,

Aerr tuture.
WAsmNarON, ID c. 0.-rhe ptn,u-
ment 10 made uy tho e beet qualified %
Judge that in she absence OF luFlsla-
ton TO relieve tie huaucial situation,
another bond issue IL altogether ptubH.
bic within tue next few mOpths ~ the
iatthosL The present condition Of the
exchange market anu the commercial
situation generally, II l. said, point
unmittakaOly 10 further large with.
ufavals VI gold, anu without some
thing IL done 20 prevent tho usual
heavy exports during January aud
February. which Tor tho last two yeats
have forced the iatuU u bonds 10 a..
coup the depleted gold reserve, n siml-
lnr situation viii confront the treasury
before the new year II far advanced.
The available each balance la the
tfeagufy today, including the reserve,
10 approximately $l76,BJO,OO and rs
tho government hss realized from Its
three bond istucs about slS2, 00J,OO IL
appears that but for these Issues tho
government would now be- without
one dollar In the treasury aud In al.
dillon, would have Outbtanding OUi-
cations amounting 10 about $4,000, 900.
The excess OF expenditure over the
receipts amount 20 about $3.50, 600, 900.
The exports of gold during tho last
four months have been s55, 100, 900. 30
Tar tLis calendar year the amount IL
sos, 100000. Ia 1894 the exports
amounted 10 slOi ,sly024. From the
best Information ObtAibAblo II ia be-
lisvod that the present month VIII
show surplus 0l ut least 81 900, 600,
d NsHN sol la - 10 49,
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thing Of She plans to overthrow this
government. 10 Ia the greatest oxpedi-
ton Of ils Kind that ever left this port,
carrying a. II does. enough aims and
ammunition 10 Cqulp an army.
General Domingo Mouagues IL an
ex.president OF Nonezuels aud one Of
itesident CfespO's biiteTsst enemies.
Tie was one u this most popular presi-
dents the republic has ever hal, and,
although he protested that no was get.
ung too aged f1r the hardship Of war.
ARE, the promoters OF the revolution
insisted that he should lead the fofotf.
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Willett family Of this city. The fan.
sfai will take place on Tuesday. He
Rteai-zfaudia,her, Thomas, was the
fret mayor Of this city. william was
born In this city. lie acquired a rapu.
ts,lon ~ iingulst and Bibiosl scholar
aud wes one o! the founders OF the
Concord Theological seminary.
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nsehham ,urs Of confirmation.

WAslliNGrUN, Doc. 9.--rhc Rcusto
judiciary commit 80 has reported the
OminatiOn ~ Rufus W. Beckman, OF
New York, htsuCis'a Justice o. the
supreme Iuufti 'av0rably, wich ut
surts his confirmation. tno Judlci.
afy committce ALEC hos agreed TO re-
port iav0rnhiy on tho nomination u
Judges Springer, kilgote and stuart.
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Po,iomrc CIerhs Indignant.

CHlCAGO, Dec. "a local PAPER
ayG Clerks In the Chicago postoiii CO
.t much wrought up over the orders
1hl'a by postmaster general Wilson.
Wy hal arranged TO give an enter
snmenl At Central Music Hail
.uaiday night aud use the proceeds to
ssu committee TO Washington 10
upset lhoit revised salary clRssfdca.
Nv, WI ulll before Congress. by the
,.ef OF The postmaster general who
NV goes On such commission Ia
1''ly 10 lose his position.
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sarrsndsrsd by Ills nond.msn.

MANoHEsTER, n. H., Dec. 9.-Dr
j. q. Moore, president Of the defunct
Common wealth National bank, and
one OF the directors Of tho Peoples
Insurance company, now In this hands
OF q receiver, also connected with
several other financial institutions OF
tubs city, was surTondeted by tho
bondsmen this morning.
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in the right ascension 10 hcu "a
minutes aud south dUCliunti0n. A
photograph wss taken tbs morning w
A. l.. Cotton aud II shows the tail 90
be compo'ed OF one long etfuamUr AMI
several short ones. tho principal
dreamer IL much curvod aud tent and
shows some Of the combination slmi.
lar TO tho phenomena which have
been photographed In several OF the
brighter comets Of recent years.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 0.-The general
manager OF the Associated Press has
received the following communications
To tho general manager Associated
Press: WIN you Kindly state that the
istefview eaid TO have taken place
with rus At 81. Paul Lass week, refer.
ring 10 Mt. and Mrs Cleveland, never
occurred. tSignsd) Jotsph Jsler.
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TnE MoronnAN ACQUITTED.
Uoronsr's yeraict In the Central
Nisduct Disaster.

CLEVELAND. Dec, 9.-Ths coroner
rendered n verdict In the Central via
duct disaster today. lilo fails to find
sufficient evidence OF any act com.
mitte1 or omitted on the part OF any
person 10 warrant the holding Of any
ono criminHlly liable ior the accident
aud concludes that tho seventeen vic.
tins came to their death as result Of
injuries sustained, OF from drowning
Ia the river.
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10 LIBERATE VENEZUELA.
''lbusiering Expedition Led b.
een. Domingo MonuEusH.

'''husiering Expedition Led by
Cen. DominEo monaguss.
NV, NEW York, Dec. "a local paper
~ From this port, on the after
~ o. sunday, sailed nlibusiering
Npell'i0n Whose aim " 10 tnks the
".slAment OF Venezuela out OF the
galgs Of President CIespO aud to Tree
, 1N country from the flnaucial aud
t.nuhsFcial distress which the reyOiu-
iSsIl'" claim have driven them and
tg ,t esuntrymen 10 desperation. by
W. ume General Domingo MOnsgues,
I1 loAlsF Of the expedition, has pro-
INK! elected a landing, IL Is claimed
g,s lls arrival Il all that was neGss-
w 70 put n formidable array In the
,st', asAinat the president. Tho ok
.,uon led by General monagues was
,sltu and carried out thus fat sue
6'ul by prominent VenezuslAns In
WV anu Brooklyn.
h'elthtr the Venezuela cousul nor
u''his'sF NJ Washington kasw any
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Dismissed aud Decorated.

BERLIN, Dec. 0.-ln accepting the
Resignation Of Baron Won koellef, the
Pfustian minister for tbs interior, En-.
peToT William permitted him 10 To.
tain his tito aud rabk rs minister Of
state AnG decorated him with the
order OF the RED Eagle.
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BERNIE, Switz., Dec. 9.-rho severe
storms which prevailed over SwiIEer'
land tho past lew daye, anu through
out Europe In general, caused great
damage, especially ~ villages Ia tue
mountain districts. Au earthquake
was felt at HASH, this canton.
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INV York, Dec. g.-prcsident Me-
bfyde called the American Tfadea and
Lntor Federation t1 order today Tor Ne
fifteenth annual convention. J. w.
sullivan, VI the rypograpniual union
No. D, delivered tue address OF well
come.
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Numerous wrecks.

LONDON, Dec. 0 "A special dispatch
from Rome announces That numerous
wrecks occurred during the storms that
swept Italy. Much damage was done,
especially along the coasts.
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senator Cameron. Announcement.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator
Don Cameron today announced form.
ally that no would not DO candidate
under any circumstances for re.elec.
ten.
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wLumSoTos, ID. o., Dec. o. - No
sinAiion was received to-day at
t.Ad war department or the bureau OF
ls.An aiiairb regarding the Apache
l..An trouble In ATizjna.