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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-20
LOOKING no CANADA.

MONTREAL, Aug. 19.-The Austrian
government, which has been heretofore
strenuously opposed to immigration, is
now looking to Canada for a field to
send its surplus population. With this
object in view. Professor oleskow, who
holds the chair of agriculture in the
University of Lenlburg, with repre-
sentative practical farmers, has left
for Winnipeg to make. a tour of Man
itoba and the northwest. They will go
as far west as the Pacific coast if
possible, but will spend most of their
time in Manitoba and the territories.
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The discovery Saved His Life.

Mr.. C. Caillouette, Druggist,7>Rea-
versvilIe, H., says: ITO DR.. Kings
New Discovery I owe my life. WAS
taken with La Grippe and tried all the
physicians for miles about, but CT no
avail, and was given up and told I
could not live Having DR.. Kings
New Discovery in my store I sent for
a bottle and began its use and from
the first dose began to get better, and
after using three bottles was up and
about again: 1t is worth it's weight
ia gold. We won't keep store or house
without it." Get a free trial at q.
G. NJ. I. Drug dept.
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CRUELTY TO HORSES.

Evan Morgan left his team stand on
First South street from IL o'clock in the
morning until o'clock in the evening
without food or water. Officer Randolph
while driving the team to the Eclipse
stables to have it cared for. one of the
horses fell from exhaustion. Morgan was
finally found in the '76'' saloon in an in
toxicated condition. This is a good case
for the Humane society to make an ex-
annie of. Morgan lives in the southern
Suburbs and declared he would not take
the team out of hook until Wednesday
The case has been reported by the police
10 the Humane society officers.
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yotirke, of Boston, brought eff an ath-
eettc exhibition at the academy OF
music here tonight. George Dixon, of
Boston, the champion featherweight,
and Mike Leonard, of Brooklyn, began
a bout of five rounds at catch weights.
The, men lost their tempers and the
referee was unable to separate them
in the second round, whereupon the
police jumped into the ring and arrest
ed the pugilists and O'Rourke and
Davies.
In the bag-punching contest George
Dixon, Joe Fins, Harry Pigeon, Bob
Armstrong and Tommy Ryan partici-
pated. The last named was given first
prize.
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ANp NOW 1T IS HAIL.

NEWTON, Kan, Aug. ia destruc-
tive hailstorm passed over Harvey
county this evening, doing immense
damage to crops. Sugar cane IS ruined
and fruits of all kinds, especially
peaches, which are now ripening. win
be total loss. Corn, which promised
the biggest yield in decade, will prob
ably yield only half crop The dam
age in Newton will be heavy. The wind
blew a gale and demolished the car
riage factory, an ice house and nu-
merous other buildings. The fall of
rain was two inches.
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stead of being confined to any one or
two districts they are quite general.
There has been especial criticism from
the Detroit and st. Louis districts, in
each Of which the government is in ar
rears to the extent of about $4,000
Rumor placed the amount of requisi-
tons withheld at from s5.OO0.000 TO
SIS, 100000, but the chief of the warrant
division of the treasury when seen
said this report was an exaggeration
and that his books show that only a
little over $4,000 in acquisitions stand
y1nnaf6
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Hoods Is the Best

Medicine all the year around, because It purt
fes. yitallzes and enriches the blood, and
therefore gives strength to resist bad effects
from all blood diseases, Malaria, Pneumonia.
Colds, Catarrh, Rheumatism, etc. Serious illness
has often been prevented when Hoods SALSA
parilla has been taken in time.
Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner pills
assist digestion, prevent constipation. Csc.
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JUSTICE STRONG DEAD.
Was About Eighty-seven Years of
Age.

Was About Eighty-seven YeRrs OF
Age.
LAKE MINNEWASKA. n. Y, Aug.
19.7-Ex-Justice Strong was brought
here several weeks ago suffering from
a catarrhal affection Of long standing.
Since his arrival here Judge Strong has
lain in a semi-conlatose state, from
which he rallied only at intervals Yes
terday he had stroke of paralysis
which affected his left side. He also
suffered a recurrence of the catarrhal
fever and again became unconscious
until death ensued this afternoon. He
was about 81 years old.
Justice William Strong has been off
the Supreme Court bench since Deem
Der, 1880, when he retired under law
granting to justices of this court the
privilege of retiring with full pay after
reaching the age of 20 years and after
having served for ten years.
He was born in Somers, Conn, in
1908. He was the son of clergyman
and was graduated from Yale in 1928.
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WILL LIaUIDATE.

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. 1s-The stock
holders of the Commercial bank met
tonight and decided to close the bank
and go into liquidation. The bank
failed two years ago, then resumed, but
was not fourishing. The old depositors
who took stock in the new bank will
get about fifty cents on the dollar. New
depositors will be paid in full.
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CHICAGO, Aug. % The Tribune will
say tomorrow:
During the past few weeks there has
been a great deal said in the newspapers
in regard to the Northern Pacific rail-
road, and the rival plans for its reorgani-
za5ion.
While II is of great public interest that
such an immense property should be lift
ed from bankruptcy ana placed on a
REORGANIZATION TO be successful might be
made on plan OF placing the fixed
charges of annual interest within the limit
the company can earn. over and above
operating expenses, taxes, etc.
The Northern Pacific system consists of
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A MARIO wEsCAPE.

oTzIo, Mich, Aug. 19.-sam Sherley,
a negro from Fort Wayne narrowly es-
capped lynching here today. He is one of
a gang that have terroriZed this vicin-
ity by a series of robberies and other
crimes for ten days past. Last night he
robbed Mrs. NJ. S. Smith and tried to
assault her. He was captured and jailed
this morning. Later a crowd of citizens
entered the Jail unresisted and dragged
the negro out with a rope around his
neck. He confessed his crime and told
where his confederates could be found.
Several posses have started to vun down
the rest of the robbers
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nonhtEess Necessary.

CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-Discoveries made
by the police today lead to the belief
that last nights fire in the castle of
n n. Holmes. was Of incendiary orr
gin. Several people living near the
burned building saw two men enter the
houee shortly before the fire broke out
and leave with great haste. A search
revealed half a can of gasoline in g, Sc
crat stairway.
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WAGE SCALE.
Finally Settlement Will Probably
he Made This Week.

PTTTsBURG, Aug. 1s.-The final settle
ment OF the wage scale in the different
lines of the glass trade that have not
yet been adjusted are to be considered at
conferences arranged 5or this week in
Pittsburg. Thousands of workers will be
affected by the settlements IL, they are
made, and prospects for a start of all
factories now idle are unusually bright.
lighted in the different union factories of
the country on Sept. l.
The wage committee of tine window
glass manufacturers and of the platers
other effort TO arrange o. scale for the
next year that will affect at least 10000
men. In all these three branches of the
glass trade fully $4,000 workers will be
Interested
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BLEW UP THREE HUNDRED.

LONDON, Aug. 2O.-The Daily News
has a dispatch from Vienna which
says Trieste papers report that an
explosion destroyed the artillery bar
racks at Toula. Russia. and that 300
men were killed, including many Off
GERS. The barracks We're found to be
completely undermined. Many arrests
have been made.
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Strike SETTLED.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Aug. 10
The coal handlers strike was settled
today and the men are fast returning
to work About 700 men were out. but
many of them went west to work in
the harvest fields and to the mines on
the range
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cn-npERArIvE coNGREss.

LONDON, Aug. 19.-The International
cooperative congress met today in
the hall of the Society of Arts. There
was a large attendance. Earl Gray,
who presided, in his speech of well
come to the delegates, alluded pleas
antly to the presence of the American
representatives to the congress. The
earl then introduced question look
ing to the constitution of an interna-
tional alliance.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.

Sarah T. c. Perkins to Ella T. Park.
part of lot 8, block q, plat BIS, 900
Zina Bishop ct al. to Lucie r. Ellis,
part Of lot 4, block S, plat D. -. 500
Emily W. Stockdale ct al. to Charles
Van AlStine. part of lot 2, block 81.
Pl1I p -, gu
D ESQ
Charles Van Alstine ct ux. to Emily
w. Stockdale ct al, part Of lot 5.
block s, plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Thomas w. Horsley ct ux. to II. L.
Frank, part of lot L block 81. plat A Z000
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NO MONEY. NO RELIGION.

OAKLAND, Cal. Aug. 19.-Rev.
Charles w. Wende, pastor of the First
Unitarian church of Oakland, and SUI
perintendent of the American Unfair
ian association of the Pacific coast,
has resigned his passionate because the
rich men of his church will not give
him proper financial support. Mr..
Wende has accepted a call from a
Boston Unitarian church.
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GOOD RInnANCE.

Ell PASO. Tex. Aug. 19.-John IVES
ley Hardin, notorious bad man. who
served seventeen years in the Texas
penitentiary, was shot and instantly
killed here tonight by Constable John
Sellman. He threatened Sellman's life
several times during the evening. Har-
din had sent seventeen men to their
graves and is noted bad man all
liver
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GOLD SHIPMENTS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1s.-oelrich and
company will ship 100000 in gold to Eu-
rope per steamship Spree tomorrow.
Hose d ~, W . Z, 6So 6 &C. a state they VIII
days steamer.
The question of this weeks gold ship
ments was discussed in the street today.
In view of the fact that it is expected
that considerable amount OF the yellow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-20

The Royal Baking Powder main
Sains its vigorous hold on the public,
and is active and aggressive against
the impure and injurious baking
powders palmed of on the people. In
This task it is performing a GOOD work
fer honest and unadulterated food
.lrNdncfs.
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Many receipts as published still call
for cream-of-tartar and soda, the CID
fashioned way of raising. Modern
cooking and expert cooks do not sane
ton this old way. in all such receipts
the Royal Baking Powder should be
substituted without fail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-20
BUTLER MAKES
SUGGESTIONS.
A Formal Call on Senator's Jones
and Harris.
SOME FEW PROPOSITIONS.
REPEAL THE TAX ON STATE BANK
CIRCULATION.

Admit Silver to Coinage at nm
Equality With Gold at the Ratio
of 10 to 1-TaIse the Government
Out of the Banking Business
Stop the Issuance of Long Time
BOnds-If Any Bonds Are Issued,
Let Them BE OF Small Denomina-
ton.
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SEM A BULLET
THROUGH HIS NECK.
Jealous Ranchman Makes ;
Corpse of Neighbor.
WAS TOO AEFECTI0NATE.
CAD BEEN WARMED TO LEAVE
THE WOMAN ALONE.

Claims That He Shot in seIf-De-
Tense, as His Rival Was About o.
Make IL Sieve Out of Him With u
butcher Knffe-Dead Man Was n
Quarter-BIoOd Indian.
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TYPnGRAPHICAL. ERRnR.

In the account Of the alleged assault by
Officer De Young upon the person oe4iIie
Cox, the types read yesterday that R1ss
Cox was residing at 60 West Third South
street. The number is 90 on the sarAe
street, a typographical error in the \
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-20
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Telegraph News fror> All Part. OF .hs
land Over Which tho Stars and
Stripes Wave.

CHICAGO-Arthur Butler, 10 years old.
and his brother Walter, two years young
er. We're drowned while swimming in Lake
Michigan today.
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THE TURF.

CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-There was good
sport but poor attendance at the rae
ing today at Washington park. Scarce
" a thousand people were on the
grounds. The directors feel discour-
aged at the attempt to conduct a meet
ing without betting of any kind, al
though it is thought the loss during
the meeting will not be great.
The features today were the easy vic
tories of Virgins, in the 2-year-old
stake, and Miss Nelson, in the PIP
trot. Friends of A. ]. eaton, of the
breeders association, were glad to see
his colt Caid make so good a showing
against Virgins, although the success
of the entry was never in doubt. Miss
Nelson won the PIP trot with ease from
Punch Gordon's Robin P, Barona and
Jim Hague. The last named was
disappointment.
The other two races were fiercely con-
tested. Axtelloid, winner of the last
heat in the 2:19 trot Saturday, came
back in the first heat today and was
prominent thereafter, but could not off
set the speed showed by Major Ewing,
who was set hack on Saturday. after
finishing first in the second heat.
In the second heat of the Clipper
stakes. Toxic r and Captain Woods
fell. They were given the privilege of
starting in the next heat but Toxic
was lame and quit. Phenol won the
race after a good fight, losing the
fourth heat through bad break. In
the last heat she was far behind at the
half mile pole, but made up ground
and won handily Results:
2:19 trot, unfinished from Saturday,
purse, S1000--Major Ewing won the
fifth. sixth and seventh heats and race.
in 2:16A. 2:16%. 2:2O% Axtelloid won
the third and fourth heats in 2:1Sh.
2:16M Josephine won the first and
second heats in 2:1SSz. 2:16. Margaret
C and Glenmore also started.
Juvenile stake. 2-vear-olds. purse
81 5O0-Wiggins won first and second
heats in 2:22h and 2:2Ot6 Caid. Silver
Lake; Practical Baroness Marguerite,
Evandna and Emeer also started.
Clipper stake. 2:15 PAGERS. purse
s20OO-Phenol Won first. second and
third heats Time-2:11%, 2:11% and
2:1Ssl. Nellie M. won second and
fourth in 2:122l and 214% Choral.
Dempsey. Captain Woods, Toxic and
Red Lady also started.
Two-twelve trot. nurse $10oo-Miss
Nelson won in straight heats. Time
212sl, 2:14A and 2:19tA. Robbie P,
Baronet, Commodore Porter. Jim
Hague and Annette also started.
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DUBUQUE, lathe Nutwood Driving
club tonight made arrangements for a
race between John B. Gentry and Joe
Patchen in Dubuque, Sept. %, for $500.
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HAVANA.-A severe engagement has
been fought at Arillao, department of
Santa Clara The insurgents are said to
have lost fifty killed and on the govern
ment side eight soldiers Were killed or
wounded
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RE-orENING OF HIRscHING's
Mining Academy, Sep. list, ut 036
Scuth Second West.

Instructions in assaying, chemistry.
lixiviation, eIectrolysis, geology, min
eralogy, etc. Fine chemical laboratory.
an excellent opportunity to study min
ing and metaIurgy and natural
sciences. Charges uniform and moder-
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SOFIA.-Russophil Ivanhoff has been
elected president of the Macedonia COM
mittee which proposes to issue bonds to
raise money to equip fresh expeditions
into Macedonia,
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GRAND HAVEN.-George Chesbro, the
I7-year-old youth convicted of numbering
his grandmother, Mrs. Levi Pierce, July
last, was sentenced to life Imprisonment
at Jackson today.
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TORONTO, Ont. Aug. 19.-The match
race between John S. Johnson flnd
Fred Young, who challenged him. took
MACE before 5000 people tonight on
the Ferry company's track. Johnson
nut in his own pacemakers in the first
heat and won easily in 2:17 2-5.
In the second heat the pacemakers
were supplied by Young and after a
rafting close finish, Johnson again won
in 2:07 SIS.
A half-mile professional open was
won by Pat O'Connor in 1:10 S-5, with
A. e. Weing second and H. r. Steven
son third.
A mile handicap professional was
won by Stevenson in 2:26 Is, with
O'Connr second and Wing third.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-20

GENOA.-The stock brokers and several
employees of the banking firm of Singen
Bros. have been arrested in connection
with the latters recent failure.
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TIE WHEEL.

COLOGNE, Aug. 19.-The worlds
championship and international cycling
congress was concluded here today.
In the kiIometer handicap for amateurs
Langewild of Holland, was the winner;
Watson and Cherry of England, were
second and third.
In the kiIometer race for tandems. Pc
terson of Denmark and Watson of Eng
land won.
In the kilometer professional handicap,
Apel of Frankfort. was the winner. Time
In the 100 kilometer amateur worlds
championship race twelve started. Cor
dalg of Holland was the winner; Witt
even of Holland second, and Senie of
Norway third Time-2:S3 As 1-5
The committee took up the protest OF
urday, II was claimed that Protein had
no right to ride in the final, as it was
only the third of his heats The com
,niftee declared that the race was void,
and If win be run again at Paris in Sep
TENDER without fresh trials.
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-sEYERE EARrHafrAIlE,.

LIMA. Peru. Aug. ia severe earth
quake occurred today which was felt
principally in the south. SA&Ea1
houses were destroyed in Chin -
Lima,
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LONDON.-In the house of lords this
afternoon, secretary of state for war,
Marquis Lansdowne, announcer that
Field Marshal Viscount Wolsely would
succeed the Duke of Cambridge, as com
mander in chief of the forces. on Nov. l.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 1s.--parsor..
Davies. of Chicago. and .rckn OIL
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LONDON.-Mr Charles f. Crisp, ex-
speaker of the United States house of
representatives, has returned from Paris
greatly improved in health. He leaves
this city again TO-DAY on a four days tour
of Scotland.
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TIFLIS.-special advices from Moosh
say that the Turkish officials have driven
the Christians out of their houses in all
the country between Sassoun and Moosh
and have given the houses to the mem
bers of the Kurdish tribes. The victims
ara starving
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SAN FRANCISCO.-Sup Judge
Murphy was too i'll today to proceed
with the trial of Theodore Durrant for
the murder of Blanche Lamont. A recess
was declared until Thursday.
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WASHINGTON.-TheI Indian bureau ha $
received a dispatch from Glenwood
Springs, Colo, announcing the death
there of w. S. Davis, of Arkansas, chief
of the accounts division of the bureau,
who has been absent on sick leave.
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SAN FRANCTSCO.-News was received
here today to the effect that the Italian
bark Peppe had been burned at sea. The
vessel was loaded with coal and was
bound from Androsson to San francisco.
All hands were saved and Succeeded in
landing at MonteVideo.
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appears in the death list of the Denver
hotel wreck, until last year was connected
with the Union Pacific at Omaha for
many years. He went to Denver last
year. His wife lives here.
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PARIS.-The Journal reports. that the
situation on the frontier is serious, owing
to the aggressive attitude OF the Germans
who have gathered 20 celeorate the VIC
tories of the Franco -Prussian war. The
French are greatly agitated over the mat
ter and trouble is feared.
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ST. JOHNS, y. B.-Word was received
here today that the schooner Osceola COL
lided with the steamer Miranichi. near
Black Rock on Saturday, and FIVE yours
were knocked overheard and three of them
drowned
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TORONTO.-The race between Gaudaur
anu , Du1hal TINS dItSrnoon vas me poor
in such shallow water that the boats
almost scraped along the bottom. Gau-
dour could do anything he pleased with
Durham and won by one length simply be-
cause he did not want to win by fifty.
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ASTORIA. Ore-Three men We're
drowned today during the regatta festi-
vities, by the capsizing of the sloop Mon
ogram. The names of the lost are: Lewis
Bilger, Portland; John Ossenberger, AS
tcria. and Frank Meadows, Astoria.
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EAGLE PASS, Tex.-Three new cases
and one death from small pox occurred at
Camp Jenner today. One hundred and
fifty cases are now under treatment A
number of conValescentS will be dis
charged soon.
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NEW YORK.-The finance committee of
the board of aldermen met today and pre-
pared the report of tax rate for the year,
fixing it at 1.92, an increase of 10 points
over the rate of last year The total
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ISHPEMING, Mich.-The striking min
ers today decided not to go back to work
at the operators terms. The pumps at
some of the mines have been stopped and
the fires drawn. Merchants have decided
to do only a cash business after Monday
next
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BUFFALO.-Deputy Marshal Kane will
leave here tonight for the Pacific Coast in
charge of eight Chinese who are to be
deported. Five of them were brought
here from OSWego where they were
caught and sentenced
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WATERFOWL, n. Y.-Jonn Miller VIII
cox, editor of the Cleveland Penny Press,
died suddenly yesterday afternoon at the
summer home of his friend, ex-1Iayor w.
ST. Lawrence river, aged 81 years. The
cause of his death was heart disease re-
sulting from an attack of grip two years
ago.
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LONDON.-The Sportsman says: Mr..
MitchelPs cricket team sails on the st;
Louis on Saturday. The team is composed
of Messrs. Bruce, Studd, Lowe, HeInIng-
way. Wilson, Marriott, Mertimer, Robin
son, Hill, Arkwright, Phillips, Hartley
and Milligan.