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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19
RACING MEMS MEET.
VIII Take Place at the White Lake
Driving Park on Wednesday aud
Thursday Next

The Gentlemen's Driving club will
pull Oh this last Of the fall races at the
White Lake driving park, over JORDAN,
on Wednesday and Thursday next.
The meet will open promptly at .
O'Clock on the day frs, named.
Among the most interesting events
will be an effort on the part Of J. w.
Brown, owner OF Miss FoKie and Dan
Nelox 20 have them break the Utah
pola rerord Of 1925. Miss foxie has a
record Of 800 aud her mate OF 2;l8. IL
properly conducted II will certainly he
splendid exhibition Of racing speed.
fhcre will also DO half mile running
races, a irer.flT-lli pace and uihsr
Equally exciting contests. The entities
are not ~ m de a. yet out OF th- well
k..own rquinei tina, will be put to trst
the follow iir may bo mentioned;
Thompson; Blue Note; Shorss's Df.
Maloclnf Harry DUKES rTms u. A.;
Tom MoCoy's Freddie r.; Browns
Jay See; J.nklnt's .enkins'.Bry; C'i.-
Goes BobSy -, .ud Tom MoC0y's
Old Dominion.
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
News Notes Culled Ffon Oar Country
Exchanges.

Lehi lIaunefi Since the startling up
Of tne sugar factory this season Il has
paid out the sum OF SIS, 900 for labor
anu beeis. That meau- tnete IL that
am lunt % money kept at home
through the operation Of this one
Industry Ia the SNORT period " has run
this = ssou. Talk about supportin x
home industrie,l Any person must be
beside him,eli wnU viii not doll.
Richfeld Advocate: Roy, tho
twvlve-year.old sou Of Attorney q. II.
Bean was thrown from vicious colt
last rhursiay, aud allghtiDg on his
head received n severe shock. Fol-
some time he was unconscious hnd
even after revival was nighty. No
bones wore broken aud now the boy IL
getting on all right.
Mount Pleasant Pyramid: Last
Sunday evening Hymn Farnsworth,
discovering wad was loose In one Of
the barrels Of bis shotgun, put the rod
In the barrel to push tic wad dow o.
AZ he did 20, the charge went on. bad
ly ascetaing the iOreiingur NJ the
right hand, but not making
serious wound...... Joseph Johnfon's
saw mlll escaped tho mOuntAin
nre on Wednesday, to bs sefi-
ously damaged by heavy b0uldefs roll
Ing down the hillside. These had
been l0osenoi by thr falling trees AMI
burning logs. Ono OF the hands at
tho mill was hit by q rock anu small
scalp w0unI made.
Fillmo.H, MlllrTd county, rrogtess;
Lac Saturday morning aOout 10
O'Clock. walls ohopping logs near
HansOn's saw m!l, John Huutsms =
met with n serious orcigont. lie, With
Others, were On ,ls side VI hill when
log rolled tom above, striking him
on the left leg ami breaking It Just 49,.
low tho knor. DR.. Keen was callfd IL
the scene, ami set the broken !inih aud
brought to young fellow to + lmot
sunday. lilo IL prsIrsss,ng mic, ia
der the care OF tn ~ ~'"'.
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Brief Dispatches.

8. II. Steel, Of Sweet, D,mpster &
Co., Chicago, N nj tho point u death.
wellhouse a Sons big paper mil % ~
Atlanta, ua., were burnei. Tue loo
~ 100000.
John Dslshuniy was today appoint.
ed by Judge Beach, Of the supreme
court, receiver Of the Mercury Put.
fishing company Of New York.
Mayor Plngroe. Dstroit, was renom.
iuated for the fourth term by acclama-
tlon, by the Republican city oonyon.
ton, this afternoon.
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Eleventh East between First and
Second SOUTH, ooeiing 1890.
II ohstd Mackia,osh, two-story buel.
ness block, corner Second South and
Wosl Temple, At Get VI $4,000.
This building hiss been III the cluue
Of erecilen for some timo tAsi,
hut the plans nj .rnt pfovi4sd
Tor tut one story aud M II was laittrly
decided to build It two stories upon the
Masonic lodge agreeing 10 rent the
entire second floor fer temple, tire
plans had 10 10 changed nccufdiugiy,
hence the delay Ia tho i8suanto Of ihe
permit. The Masonic temple Will
consist Of throe large roOms, WIN
quite n number " Hnto rooms u Iioin.
log them. TIE dimensions o! ,be
huiliing are g4Eiil ieps and Mfr. NJ. D..
Kern II tue etoHtc1i.
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STABBED IN THE Arm.
Jl-i Woods Digs III. Knife Inlo Teddy
seudburg.

Two back drivers named Teddy
Sandbosg and Jim Woods became en-
gagged IA wordy discussion In front
OF the White House about O'Clock
this moraiBg, the reSuit Of 1t nil being
that Wooit's ire was aroused aud In
the sc,lmmage which entued he dug
knife into Sandberg's Loft arm.
IL happened IN this way; Sandbsrg
was located At the White House cor
per Win his hack, when along came n
woman OF unsavory rsputetion, il IL
raid, and spoke to him, asking him II
lie hnd seen certain msn for whom
abe was looking. Ssndberg replied
that se had not snd toe woman lef,.
~ this irstang Jim Woods drove up
aud &C 'nmenoed TO abuse EAnIberg Tor
speaking to the woman, whom he
clslmsd as his fairy hnd upon whose
conversation he doubtless Though. no
had liei. SEndbsrg tried TO reason
with tue irAto Woods hut TO no avail,
Sf-n hand TO hand encounter en-.
sues with the above stated result.
Alter this occurrence Woods made
- escape In the darkness while sand
berg cut aorosa 10 smiths drug store,
where DR.. Root stopped the now OF
blood aud dressed the wound. The ln-
Jury Is quito serious nnd might have
proved mortal hal the blade OF the
knii> penetrated e little further. Tue
police were immediataIy notified but
could find no trace OF the murderous
uBsAilGnt
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Oqairrh Schoo. Debate.

An Interesting program Of exercises
took plnc, ycstetday afternoon at tho
oquirfh school, consisting OF f"olta.
tions, solos, readings, Of two society
papets, and Debate upon the question,
"lsesolved, That Commbus deserves
more honor tor discovering Amcrica
than Wr;hin,ton Tor defending It,"
The speakers upon IN. ar'imatl 70
were Charlie Neakin, Harold s hcnck
and Ala Stiuscr. On tho negative
w. II. sCaoppe, Ea-i Mckee and
Lille kulvldon, the last named he.
lbs absent. The arguments advanced
by tho participants ia TINS debate were
iorcible anu well prepared. The Judges
decided In favor Of tie negative.
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II 10 learned A. Cheyenns. says Inv
Sun, that n~mtor OF Evanston bye
met not lone ago and concludes TO
hold n murder dial. A son OF County
Clerk hrnold volunteered 10 represent
the defendant, A Judge, jury, at
torneys, officers anu Witnesses were
founu, ana the trial proceeded. IL
lasted several hoLrB and then verdict
OF guilty was r.turn'd. The deiond.
aut was sentenced to haGg ana the
execution was proceeded with forth.
with. A rope was placed around
young ArnOld's neck and he was
placed uIOn box, the othar end oi
the rope icing thrown over n railer Ia
the barn that represented the jail. rne
boys did uot intend 10 do their prisoner
any harm, but lust as the rope yas
fastened n dog light occurred on tIt
street. They all ished out b set II.
The box on which Arnold stood wa.
overturned anu ho was actually Hu-
spended by the rope which was
around his neck, anu he came very
neal being strHngled to death before his
consiti9n was dl1co Sered. He loht
CONSEQUENCES and II took quite q
white to revive him. He IL all Right
now, but he viii not soon again vol
unteer TO play dsiendan, In mock
trial.
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etepslfief Eva, the Princes Uslonns;
and at tue time OF The fatality tho two
bfoibefs End the princess were tc-
re her ~ Paris. MI. Mackay ST.. Is la
this oily ami received u brief cable
gram announcing the accident and
deaib. Eeotts 10 obiain further rat
ticulirs were ifultle-s. MIR. MAckay IL
overcome with grief.
NEW York, Oct. l9.-The 1rst IN.
timstion Of the accident which trault-
cd in the death Of John w. MGckay
Jr., was received here by Mr.. Mac.
kay's private secretary. IL II a cable.
gtam from Ciarsucr Mckay, In which
he Faid JJhn wa, thrown from horse
Yesterday end seriously hurt. The doc.
tore had pronOv1ced the case hopeless.
Clarence begged the secrctHty TO pre-.
pare HE father for tho worst. AZ an
early hour this morning another
msfs,ge was received, stating that the
y ung man died last n'rht.
Y.1rg MacsNv afrivoI In this oi,y
ff,n the w u on Juns stu, Il
sailed for Europe ON the cleaner Psrif,
Jane 1874.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

New York, Oct. l9.-rhe cottoa
market opens .hero In n deinoralized
condition. Onllmitet selling orders
were at hand. The nrst sales were
made at is 10 IL point, below last
mgaps closing. Before the eni OF tn
session, the quotations were 30 points
below yesterdays highest ami "a 10 20
below last uight's figures. The trans
actions Tor this DAY foot up the ur-
usual totsl OF PSF, 200 bales. The
direct cause OF the Dreak was u drop at
Liverpool. caused by the report that
the New Orleans October corner had
collapsed.
AT New Orleans drop Of 80 points
was reported, and at the close tho total
loss was 80 points from last nighps
closing aud so below yesterdays high
est. The visible supply OF cotton h
larger than last years supply by ls7,.
O70 .baies. The visible supply VI the
A meriosn cotton 10 295, $40 bales larger
than last yosr'a
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hall bid the mi imum price fixed by
q ingress, II shall lie the duty OF the
eesre'a' y 10 report 10 the next session
OF Congress. The purchasing COM
''','ee or operation shall have power
10 Ecom lolo the oonstfuctlon rom
sa1rsmento TO oakland, but shall not
be allowed t. consolidate with any
other Isns.continental Ito until n
purchasing cjmmiitea IL found. The
control OF the properties shall be In the
hanns Of the courts havlng jurisdiction
OF the foreclosure proceedings OF the
government liens.
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Weekly Health Report.

The following is the IMPORT OF the
health department for this week ending
October 10, 1895:
Births u; males 3. female 0; oolon
white o, copper 7; deaths IL; males o,
f-malev 0, sillborn not included Ia
death rate, 3; received for burial from
other places, Q; contagious diseases--
1ars outstanding, scarlet fever TO-,
disutheria 4; Infectious diseases
reported Tor wees. typhoid fever IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19
sundsy SCHOOL snion Meetlng.

The rrgulsr m-ssng OF the officers
and teachers OF tn. Sunday Schools Of
this Stake will be- held In TIE Four
tsenth ward assembly rosms GA Men
day evening nsL., at half past CO yea
O'Clock. The Fifteenth ward viii
furnish the gene,al program OF eKer.
discs anu tho Fsurt, enth ward viii
supply the mualc All sunday sohoo
WORKERS arc invited To attend.
J. IA. PAsGY. SecTetsfy.
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The I.p.n,.. Nm, 90.

BERLIN, Oct. i9.-rho Cologne
Gazette today publishes a dispatch
from ~. Petersburg, saying that II Ia
reported this representatives, OF Russia,
France and Germany will hand the
Japanese government within n few
days the Identical note accepting
JapaD's conourroncs with their propo.
sails, by which the evacuation Of the
klao Tung peninsula Il to DO accom-
pllshed within three months after
China's payment OF 10000, 900 ,aels.
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Jshp w. aackay KiIlsd.

BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. l0.-John W .
hackay IT,, vino was killed in Paris
yesterday was the eldest son OF the
oonanz. millionaire, John w. Mac
kay. Deceased was about 20 yesrs OF
sss, having been born At tne Grand
hotel In ,his city In 1870. He anu
Clarence, aged 10, were tho only ohil-
Colonna being "a siepuaughtor.
man who met his sudden death Thurs
Jay anu his brother have been spend.
lug their vacation in Europe, parity
with their mother, partly with their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

BERLIN, OCT. i9.-rno Vorwprls
says Frederick William Horn, n
national hDerai memuet Of the Reicns-
tag, has been sentenced at Dresden to
ten mOnthb' imprisonment Tor less
majostp, and even ut tn, expiration OF
that lime, lac viii only 5s released on
condition that he finds sutstisB Tor
10000 marks Tor subsoqurut good bt-
nAviOf.
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He Was in OGDEN.

Brs.sey, who ia In The eounty Isil
awaiting examination on tho charge
OF obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, as stated In yesterday NRwa,
operated In Ogden last week ana wAs
The recipient Of many faYlrg sut
small donations from lawyers. wha De
lleved his California suthoTshlp stsls
menta.
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SAX FRANCISCO, Oct Ig.-general
Manuel Casin, who departed with
General Eze1s 20 conquer Salvador,
has returned to town. He says he will
sue the Pacific Mail company for DAM
ages for putting him Oh the steamer at
Acapulco. Casin Gays lie has returned
here 10 c1mploie the organization OF
EEeta'e army and that he l. going 10
Nov orleans IT once ~ charter n ship
to take troops to Ga 'vndor.
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NRw YJRIN. Oct. l9,-rhe deal for
SC0,OOO shares Of int AnAeonua copper
mine has been definitely concluded,
Hamilton 3 pi,h OF 'he exploration
conp-ny 0. London, ia, returned
from tue works. Tue Exploration
company will n-'ns two dir Sotors In
tho board.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

Estate and gusrdiauship OF Richard
NJ. Farmer, James Farmer, Clara J.
Fs.mer aud MArgare, L. Farmer,
minors; hearing on petition OF Jane
Faiuer for letters OF guarIianihip,abd
sIo said Jane Farmer appointed Tuch
guardian upoa fiing tho uquifed
bond,
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Man,ed 20 n.li M. VOC.

GREENv'sLE, Ohic, Oct. i0.--Rep.
reauuiauSo u. W. Hoier, today nc.
know 'adgcr writing letter soliciting
brides OF 81 800 for he vote Tor senator.
Hofor has been prominent In the min.
istry Of the Christian church for 20
yuars. On feeling the facsimile copy
Of hls letter 10 tue Dem1cfatio c. mmii-
tee IN Tire paren t0gay he confessed
aud lame lately sent tie Republican
county oUupiitee HE letter Of witt
'rawai.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

TACOMA, Wash, Oct. 10 --gI pst!.
lion tDlay, Judge Parker appoin,ed $.
X. Balkwill receiver Vi tue German
American bank. Tho banx had de.
ciined 10 pay the city sos, 900, the
amount OF iia deposit, Claiming that
warrants which Wrre invalii anu not
cash had been deroiitrJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

NEW YOnIS, Oct 49, The Herald's
correspondent In RIO de Janelt,,
Brizil, Telegraph, that the Bras'llan
loroiRn iilco has rsco we'd nm imnort.
act cef ara an from Il gland relative
to tie iilani OF rinldad. No detail .
can be !, IN 90. hl' - naeiy SUMMONS
for a caUino. uncll has been Issued.
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MILWAUKEE, Oct. ia special to
the Wisconiin Bee from Hancock,
Mich, ssys.
The bodies Of Chris Kramer anu
wiio, aged people, were found In the
cellar OF their house nj West Hancock,
this morning. with their throAts cut
rom ear To ear. The old couple were
commonly believed to have kept large
sums Of money sscreted about the
mouse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

the evening OF the IN. The frat ex.
Addition Of the Hind was held In thi.
city Isst year and tbs success, which
attended II has ENCOURAGED the man.
sgurs 10 repeat the show on q much
larger scale. The association has pro-
viiud $4,000 10 he distributed In pre-.
minm.. TO this sum 5000 has b ien
hlded by indivld ais interested In the
success u tue show.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

DENVER, Oct. l9,-All records were
broken by the Colorado miners In tho
rock drilling contests In connection
with tho festival OF mountain and
plain. At the general drilling test In
1891 In this city. Rvgan and Page Of
Butte, Mont, were awarded the first
money Tor drilling u hole 20 1915
inches In fifteen minutes, In u block Of
Gunnison granite. This record was
beaten yesterday by three double teams
from Leadville, the scores being
35 l6.l6 inches for Sullivan and O'oeii,
80 1916 inchts for Stewart and Lin
genbohm 81 SIG inches for Regsd and
DwyeL In n single handed test, six
leht the record OF IL l4-l6 inches made
by David l.. Jones Of Colorado, tue
scores being 90 l0-l6 Tor rhomas, 81
1915 for Jones, 81 ll-l8 for McCutohou,
20 lille for Bowen, 20 7.l0 for Sapp,
and 20 l.l6 for Taylor, all OF Colorodo.
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ne. niiiDs-,roy-a b. .,re.

New ORLEANS. Oct. ia fire last
Night destroyed tue National Rice
mill AMI four adjacent buildings Oh
Elyslan Field street. The loss ~ es-
tlmated AT s2OO,0OJ; insured. Tho loss
Included SiO, OOO worm OF rice.
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cubans D..trer n T.nn.

NEW fonK o. ia special to
ne Hefsli RON Key West say,; In
formation hpa be-n received ~ Hn-
ssua y til Cuhsns have completely
destroy cd Guantanamo.
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Poll Tax Collections.

The street. department reports the
collection OF poll taxes tor the past
week, in the sum OF S'Oa, In labor and
cash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-19

NEW PoRr NEws, Va, ooi. Ia
Two NEW FunboeiH Tor tho United
States navy were launched here today.
They were named Nashville and vii.
mington, In honor oil cities In Ten
nessee aud Delaware.
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Disa at U.dAg.

BERLfs, oe; l9.-Cartnin David
Evans. OF tho U. =. marine service,
diei today OF old ago. lie had been
retiros n lew months ng0.
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City Pay Rolls.

The city pay roll, which will be
drawn from tho treasury on Monday
next, Hgo rs follow:
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WILL STAND BY Us.

LONDON, Oct. H. The westmius
GsHs.te, commsutlng upon sue dis.
palcn 10 the Times from New York,
declaring that tue joint refusal OF tue
European powers to accept tue Mon.
roo uOottlne 4, believed TO DO In Mar
quis Salisbury mind, says:
"rnefe IN 10 tucn tning. This Mon
roe doctfipe IL a matter entirely be.
tween the old countfy aud the Unite 1
states, and u tne time ever comes tor
Great Britain 10 take sides on the sub
Jet, we shall stand Win Ameticans,
not against thom.D
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"""unE'ons Di.pu,. wa. au.,..
muin.

"a, IAN FRANonoo, Oct. ia de
h ,'eh rom New York slatos that the
'egi s,e,ia government has isIuod an
t's S'al DEERE for the purpose OF pro.
nv st ING VI. Huntington from selling
seo,onu a''a Central railroad to n
Nv liz ynuleate. IL IA then represented
sss IVY dispatch that as tho rallrnad,s
,ss, 'st from tie government specifics
,, Ivy 'he company has an abso,ut,Iy
Nm nRn' 10 cell tho road 10 anyon.
may" u !. sees III to do 30, the govern.
Ip turs 1eeiee may become a subject Of
las,,hha.onal dispute, In view OF tho
cooperation. N'n'
80 ~ tr"neisco Ann.i Horse SHOW.
mas nns kANoisoo, Oct. I9.-The seoopd
N.chs morse show viii 10 held la the
.inS I mple' pavilion this year, begin.
december . And win continue to
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ENGLAND'S DEMAND.
An UllImllum Sent 10 tho Govern
mont OF Venezuela.
raE DISPUTE MAY led 10 WAR.
The Monroe Doctrine ~ U4dersiooi In
Londoa-ureat Britain and tho
United States.

LONDON, Oct. lg.--rhe 10 ,mts Ca
zelle this afternoon follow up tho Jl,-
closures OF yesterday regArding the
policy Of Right Hon. Joseph Cham.
betlein, secretary OF stale for tho
colonies, toward Venezuela and tue
apparent detsrmlnation Of the British
government to uphold iti claims by
force Of arms, by making the following
Important statements
eve are In n position ID state that
the Marquis Of Salisbury hrs sont ~
ulIimatum 10 President Crsspo, which
not only sets out the drnfiads % the
Brltlsh government for PREPARATION on
aooout Of thv arrest OF tue DE utatio
aud inspectors OF police ut U1an, but
u also einteH tho terms upon which
Great Britain will defiuitely determine
the boundary dispute with that fepuD.
lie. The ultimatum 10 nov en route
10 President Crcspo, n not already
delivtroI 10 him.
"rhie final action was decided upon
by the Mafquis Of Salisbury aud az.
Chambeflain before the fotmaFis fecant
holiday u France. Both TIM Marquis
Of Salisbury aud Chsmosrllia e;s Ia
perfect agreement a. - the necessity OF
ending tne irOngler dispute, even II
Venezuela has u bs brought 10 ,ugms
~ means when re mos. effective "a
reaching an undeisiau dins win SJuih
American republics"
The -. J mos Gazette also publishes
a letter, signei Wy Hasa Wsst, dep.of-
Ing tue fetroSrads condition Of
BRUSH Guiani, due, 1t IL claimed, 10
ma attempt to bolster ny tue dveiyinx
sugAt oaue industry; but predicting
ihit Chamberlain. policy wall revive
its lnuuftfial Prospects.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-22
COLUMNS CUT TOLlNEs.

The grand council of the Order of Friends will meet next month at Elmha, N. Y.
 The strike of mill workers at Dundee has assumed serious proportions. About 13, 900 operatives are idle.
 Henry Britton drank paris green at his hovel near Carthage, N. Y, because he was old and poor, and death resulted.
 The president has signed an order ex- tending the classified service to include all printers and pressmen employed in the various executive departments.
 Zella Nicholaus' lawyer says he intends to bring suit against George Gould for as sault upon his client. The assault is al- legged to have taken place early in 1893.
 A whole Salvation Army brigade was arrested in the midst of prayer at Madi- son, Wis, for blockading the streets. Tho men were locked up, but the women were released.
 Rev. George Hibberd of New York city was found dying on the West Shore tracks at Little Ferry, N. J. He probably fell from q train. Death came while he was in an ambulance.
 Miss Mary Elizabeth Manning, daugh- ter of the late Daniel Manning, was mar ried at Albany to Jules Cornelius yon der Cudermeulen, son of the private secretary of Queen Wilhelmina of Holland.
 William Henry, known as the bad son" in the Henry murder mystery, is en- deayoring to gain his freedom through habeas corpus proceedings. Judge Gaynor took the papers and reserved dsCssi0ps