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The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02
Armed Mesaengcrs.

Grand Rapids. Mich, Oct. 25.-All the
messengers in the employ of the Ameri-
can Express company have been fur
nlshed with Winchesters and revolyers
to resist train robbers. The company
also advises It's men to become proficient
In rifle and revolver practice, and hints
that in the near future prizes will be
awarded to the most proficient marks.
man.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02
A Remarkable Onrr.

The publishers Of The Youths Companion
have Just made remarkable. offer to the
readers of this paper. New subscribers who
will send at once their name and address
and $1.75. will receive free u handsome four
page calendar, 7110 In, lithograRhed in nine
Companion free every week to Jan. /. 1s08.
the Thanksgiving. Christmas and New Years
Double Numbers free. and The Youths Com
panlon 80 weeks, Il full year, to Jan. /, 1897.
Address The Youths Companion. 100 Coluni-
bus Ave, Boston.
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Good Goat,

Mr.. John Barber OF Walthamstow pos
sesses wonderful goat, and bet was lately
made of f20 side between the owner and
gentleman named Hart. who wagered that
the goat. after being taken to Harlow and re-
leased on the road, would not go back to the
Chestnut Tree, Walthamstow, In three hours
the distance being over twenty miles. The
owner, however. won the bet. as the goat ac-
eomplish@ed @ the feat In two hours and forty
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02
A Big Regular Army.

The mightIest host of this sort Is the army
of invalids whose bowels. livers and stonl'
achs have been regulated by Hostetter
Stomach Btters. A regular habit of body
Is brought about through using the Bltters,
intestines, but by reinforcing their energy
and causing flow of the bile into its proper
channel Malaria, la grippe, dyspepsia and
4 tendency to Inactivity Of the kidneys, are
conquered by the Bitters.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

cW. Added to the national government
bnliibit bnbit and the individual state ex-
Wiplls, there should be exhibits of
North, Central and South America.
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r,.s.n.,or Van wyck Dead.

Washington, Oct. 24.-Ex-United
States senator Charles II. Van Wyck.
Of Nebraska, died at 4:3O o'clock this
afternoon in his apartments at the
Portland Flats.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

When new paper Is started In this section
Of the country 1t ls reported as another yarn
mill In full operation.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

The waiter will help those who Intend to
help themselves.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

For whoopng cough. Plso's Cure Is
successful remedy.-M. =. Dieter, 81 Throop
Ave, Brooklyn, n. Y, Nov. IA, 1894.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

When King Canute ordered the waves Il
roll back. he thought he was talking to
surf.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

xET1.AllFi,ss Stoned FREE h by y ~; X line. Great
lit cases. Send To Dr. Kline. .y3l Arch ST.. Pha, "a
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

"Sermons In stones must be of a hard
shell variety.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

What u sanse OF relief It is to know
that you have more corns. Hindsrcorns, rem es
them and very comforting it is. l5c. at druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

English tehors keep all their humor locked
up In their breasts. Hence their chest
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

We have several excellent newspapers for
sale at reasonable prices. Western News
paper Union, Denver. Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

In a game of ball among deaf mutes the
profanity of fingers is perfectly awful to OBJ
8erVe.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

II the Baby Is Cutt.nY leeth.
Be surs and use that old and ~elitried remedy Ma
WINDOWS SOOTHING sYs-r for Children Teethins
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

Parkrr's Ginger Tonic is popular
for its good work. Suffering, tired sleepless nsrv-
women find nothing soothing and reviving z.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

Prof. koch's consumption cure will have
no effect in curing consumption Of liquor.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

Singing for the poor may be regarded a
one form OF charity bawl
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

A policeman Is not necessarily shepherd
because he takes n crook along with him.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

The man who wanted ''llttle here below
went Into the newspaper business.
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

The scandals that come from Africa are
black indeed
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

"1Anson's Magic Corn 8alvs."
Warranted to cuIe or money refunded. Ask youI
druggist for it. Price ID cents
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02

20 cents and $I.O
The Meeker herald., 1895-11-02
II the Baby

A policeman is not necessarily a shepherd
because he takes II crook along with him.
II the Baby Is Cutr..g leeth.
Be surs and use that old and welitried remedy Ma
SSsLow's SOOTHING sYs-r for Children Teethins-
Prof. Kochs consumption cure will have
no erect IN curing consumption of liquor
"Hanson's Magic Corn sa1vs."
Warranted to cure or money refunded. Ask your
druggist for it. Price 10 cents
When King Canute ordered the waves to
roll back, he thought he talking to
surf.
Park-r's Ginger Tonic is popular
for its good work Suffering. tired sleepless nsrv-
ous women ini nothing soothing and reviving.
Singing for the poor may be regarded as
one form Of charity bawl.
What " sanss OF rriief 1t Ia to know
that you have no more corns. Hindercorns removes
them and very comforting it is. l5c at druggists.
"Sermons in stones must be of hard
shell variety.
aur.s ssS sy nF
lit Send To Dr. Kline. .y3l Arch ST.. Phh@,fA
The man who wanted "llttle here below"
went Into the newspaper business.
For whooping cough Plso's Cure is
successful remedy.-M. =. Dieter, 81 Throop
Ave, Brooklyn, n. Y, Nov. IA, 1894.
The waiter will help those who Intend to
help themselves.
sale at reasonable prices. Western News
paper Union, Denver. Colorado.
The scandals that come from Africa are
black indeed
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well 10 point out the theory 20 gfnphi.
cslly developed In ~. FlammariaDs
bsOs la Fin Du AOaie. Ia tast
work collision between the comet
and the earth Ia described with ustro-
nomicAl prscition and during the exc
tfaordlnary phenomena that onsucd,
here was unusual heat the Hfsi
phases Of which were similar TO those
now prevailing In northwestern Eu-
rope. eau u 70 possible that the pres.
ont high temperature IL the precursor
u a terrestrial smanh up with Faye's
comet BE that rs II may, continued
drought and heat arc causipg serious
luconve fence all over Europe. The
Seine, Marmne aud Ljiro uavc never
been Ne low ~ now ana water
famine In numerous distficie ecen to
DO impending. Slight levers ate be-
coming prevalent and animals are
suffering.
Cases OF sunslroke are numerous In
Great Britain and on the coniiheDt,
aud the weather appears b Indicate
that the heat covers all wcshtn and
central Europe.
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To the Edito.
UTAH POsTOFyICE ROBBED.
A Half breed Indian Ia southern Utah
With bad Rec"rd-Lodgsd
Safely H. jail.
Special to the NEWS ]

special 10 the NEWS
RicHFIRLD, Utah, Sept sO.-At
Vermilllon Saturday, Rspt. %. Mar
shall w. J. Bean arrested w. 3. Bills,
hali-breed Indian, charged with
having robbed Bigurd psstsf;les Friday
night. The poitmRstsr's son, Chrlsten
Meyers, sleeps Ia the cfilc9. After
having attended \ party tina. evening
no requested Bills 10 call him early In
tho morning Aa they were both 10 be.
gin work on the threshing machine.
Young Meyers fAiloI 10 make things
secure by locking up ana while peace
fully sleeping Bills went through
everything Ia the p0slofii CO, and TumOr
states there IL 81 900 missing.
According TO promise Bills awoko
Meyers nj an early hour and both
went to work on the machine. About
noon Bills became very dfowBy aud
quit working In the afternoon; Marshal
Besn found him at home asleep With a
loaded ritia across his knees. No re-.
distance was made. lie wa, imm-dl-
ately brought to this city aud lodged
I'm lail. A bout month ago hs Robbed
the same Office Of letter conlaiolng
a check on j. NJ. Psterson's bank aud
ca,hed tint Holden. Some tins ago
Bills ~ SAID 10 have stolen pursO from
man changing money ut this post.
office. BlllS is rs years old, came from
Montana Lboui is years ago, aud has
vie and three children living at
5iguti.
Word has Just been received that
another man named Geddes hiss been
aolling special delivery slampS IN
5aiina. Marshal Bean loft bore thi.
morning TOT that place to investigate,
m that clue will have TO be followed
up before turthpr prJo0edinls agains.
stills, BliPs preliminary hearing has
bnon postponed TIL tomorrow before
Commissionor Jensen, tula city. H..
W. MoDanisls 10 representing delsnd-
ant.
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CIuCAoO, Sept. 31.-E. Marks Ia
believed " nave lost mis- lie aud three
women hal narrow escapes from death
In y fire which was discovered shortly
after two O'Clock tnis morning lu tue
building at l49 Halstead street. The
names VI the women are Bertha
Meyers, Lizzie Disdev aud Li.sie
MAKE. All tnree were carried TO the
street by tito nremeu. William vii.
son lived In tue tsGDui story with h.s
family, anu AIRS. Wilson told the poles
th4t lvi husband had tn .eatungi 10
sat fire 10 t1p building. The Ulcers
have teen urabie ~ I9cato Wilton.
ka,ks IL alao missing an1 ~ hs was
known b have boon Ia the blildlng
shortly heioE, the nrs was discovered,
u +" bflieyt1 that ne w-n burned "
death.
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DuRRsNi'. DErEssE.
The Reii-eaii Rot Rsiisbie - Ai,sch
on Glbaon.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 29.-The last
mas not been hoard OF tho roli.oall
winch was Introduced In evidence by
ths attorneys OF Theodore Durfant on
Ihufsday. The roll.call was intro
uuced 10 chow that the accused al
tended DR.. CReney's lecture on the
fatal afternoon Of April 8rd.
The development Of the fact, In the
courss Of DR.. Gsy's testimony that
the record for that date was In reality
not tho original, has given the prose-
cution mn opportunity 10 follow up the
matter aud possibly show that de-
liberate attempt has been made on the
Fart OF somebody TO shield Durrsnt.
Dr. Gray acknowledged, when quot-
lionel by District Attorney Bsfne,,
that the record which stands IL the
bgok At present undsr the cate oil Aptii
Ord was originally entered In the col
unu which SHOULD have marked tbs
proceedings u March 3lsi. subse.
quontiy, ho said, the latter was erased
ana tn. "shsenp and "quiz" marks
siorred 10 their proper place In tue
column for April afd. Tue page bear
ing the records for March still clearly
Slows whefs the eraeufss were made,
ami under a strong magnifying glass
shows, though somewhat indiatinotly,
the entries which II was attempted 10
oblltefAte.
District Attorney Barnes and Capt.
Lsos have examined tho foll.call, par.
ticularly the orAsur',, aud they are
incllned 10 think that the mark upp9.
site Duifsnpi mark was originally an
80, - indicating that the accused was
hbsunt on that day. Tho Argument IL
put form tina, ~ Du-fant lad bren
prettnt at The lecture there would have
been no mark whatever opposite bis
name, unisss he had boen oxAniinod,
Hriih that oVent a oross would have
tom thnIs-Aud this mark was not n
ctoS7.
Attorney Diurrey hns not yet opencd
~ HE batteries upon toe Rev. j.
George Giulln, pastor Of tho E.nMHa.
uei BApilst church. The attorney for
tile defense IN his opening STATE meDt
practically asserted that DIR. GlbsOn
ought 10 DO The defendant At tbs bar la
place VI Dutfanl. He has saiI. hove
ever, That Aa soon as no finishes with
his evidence regarding the chlssl found
In the paatoi's study, the hammer aud
tho alleged bloody shoe, he will proceed
10 show that tho writing on tho copy
OF the newspaper In which Blanche
LamOnps rings were wrapped, besrs a
striking resemblance 10 tar PASTORS
style oi ohifography. In order 10 DO
THIS IL viii be necessary TO produce ex.
pefis ON handwriting. So far AZ Is
known, no experts OF this character
have ~ yot boon summoned.
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THE KILLING OF PHIL P0OTE
Hugh J. Cannon. an Eys Witness 10
the Shooting, Asd ]. Z. Lang
ford Arrive Home.

Hugh J. Cannon sad J. Il. Lsngiord,
secrossry and tupvFin,sndent fsspso.
lively OF the Sterling Mining aud
Milling company, OF Nys county,
Nevada, have arrived homo from tho
Chispa mine, which waa recently
ssized by Phil Foots and his gang, and
where the notorious outlaw met his
death.
conversation with q NEWS representa-.
tive today, stated that tbs story OF the
trouble hal been very fully and cor.
rectly told In the NEWS articles
rha Feote gang had posset-
sion OF the mine from tue
night Of August 2sth TO the morning
OF September let, when the fatal en-
counter occurred. Ihe shooting was
between some OF the o0mpany's en-.
ployes and the outlaws. The former
we're on an elevation above the nine
aud the latter on the dump NJ tho
mouth OF the tunnel. They comprised
four white men, three Indian burks
aud ons squaw. When the shooting
commenced, Mr.. Cannon anu other
Officers OF the company, who were
At tho boarding house In the
guleh below, ran out 10 wit.
ness tho trouble and were Inn
inediately fired upon by the fol.
lowers OF foote. They we're without
arms OF any kind and Tu he'd back TO
cover az quickly M possible. Asso
~ FoOle waa killed hisgang ran up a
nag OF truce aud offered TO surrender,
whereupon they were informed tho:
II they would stack their arms au d
march down tho guloh they would DO
allowed TO proceed without molesta'
ton. After this however, one Of the
indians commenced shooting NJ tue
miners, who returned tns iusilsde and
fully ave- minutes more elapsed before
a complete surrender was made.
jack LonRttteet Escaped and is now
supposed 10 be somewhere In tue Grape.
vinc mountains. George Morris and
VIM. Meyer, the two msn arrested by
tho sheriff, n arrangements were car
ried cut Nv intendeI, had their
trial today. Ths charge against them
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STORE ON rms LAKES.
Eightssn y.sssi. Reported stranded
st Various Places.

CHICAGO. Sept. sO.-Yesterday's
storm on the lakes was one OF the most
violent ana destructive OF recent years.
No less than eighteen vessels have
boon reported stranded at various
points, while reports continue 10 be
received OF others II y ing signals Of dis
treas. At Milwaukee tue schooner
Condor 10 long overdue and grave
fears are felt for her safety. Thirteen
per.ons narrowly escaped drowning
when the steam barge kershnw went
on tue reef NJ Choelay Beach, break.
ing complStsiy In two.
Five tteamers are grounded near
Detroit and the barge II. J. Penny
wsnt TO pieces on the rocks near Bault
Sie- Marie. several vessels Lost deck
cars .cs and Others were stripped OF all
oAnvasi, steering gear, etc. The
steamer Puritan, from Chicago TO 81.
Joseph, Mich, va, obliged 10 put back
TO port alter mskiug three attempts to
Ia nd at tho latter port. This passengers
becatro panic stricken and many OF
them 40 sick that they were unable TO
hold themselves.
Tnus Tar no loss OF lie has been ie.
ported.
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strike settled.

NEw YoBIS, Sept. s0.-rhe strike Of
the derrick men, which drew out
about 5000 people In other trades on q
sympaIhelic strike, has been settled on
compromise which 10, on the whole,
a victory for the sttikers. Bishop
Potter, whom the joint commliies OF
employers aud employees appointed 20
afbltfale the trouble, chose as umrlte,
decided that the men Should receive
$500 per day. They ware receiving
s2.75 ans struck for 81.
THIS deeisi1u, II 10 said, Ia acceptable
to both sides. Pending the arbitration
proceedings, tho derrick men aud all
who had gone out on synpathetlc
strikes, went back TO work.
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The n. y. wall Probably ito Prevented
from Disseminating Trains from
Ogden.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-A speci.l 10 thu
Timss.beTald fr0m Washington says:
Law oiiiosts Of tho government are
making Inquiries touching the rumor
that the southern Pacific Railroad
company has not notified tho Union
Pacific Railroad company that alter
November LIST II will refuse 10 run
trains from Ogden 20 the Pacific coast
Ia connection with Union Pacific
trains. There 10 provision In the act
gTanting u chatter TO tue Union Pa
ellie Railroad company and q land
gIsHt to the Central Pacific Railroad
company which II II believed can bs
ioydksI to prsyent the Southern Pa
edo company from carrying GU, ils
reported intention Of breaking Oh con.
beetion with the Union Pacific com.
Iany.
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New Salt Lake Hotel.

The oqulr'h Hotel company ale" fled
article u incorporation today. The
object Of the company is to operate q
hotel or boarding house In this city to
exist for period OF so yoars. Tne
capital stock Is placed at s., OOU, divided
into 900 shares OF the psf value Of u
each. The corpofalofs are n. Frsd
Mey, Samuel 4. Armstrong, Turner a.
Wickofsham, Bfu,e T.. Knox aud
Asnus Wey, all OF thi, oity. the
officers nfe 3. T.. Atmstrong, pfeaidsni,
nnd Fred wuy, secretary anu treas
gter.
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TIL. Fight Araiau ,h. RICH.

AUSTIN, Tex, sept. s0.-very few
viii hardly be here on Tuesday. Thv
sentiment Of the members heard from
continues favorable 10 the i'm mediate
passage OF n law making prize nghtins
felony and all indicate n desire 10
prevent the Dallas Eight. dover.
nor Culberson will recommend the
most rigid law ana urge lite inmediats
passage with an emergency clause. II
IA intimaied he may recommend law
Masking gambling felony.
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HEoARDINa cUBa.
osEsytasn rIeieh n-raca- with tho
Hebellisn IS u rtnf.

Rebellion .s IL r,1i.
CHICAGO, Sept. .9.-rhs clergy OF
chleAgo had much 10 say yesterday
regarding Cuba hnd her struggle for
Hesaom. Almost n score VI sermons
were preached with Cuba ns tho text
and spaia AMI the HnaniaTds came ia
Ioi good deal OF vigorous dsnunci.
alon. Bishop Fallows, OF the Reform
Episcopal church, spoke At ths evening
ssiNloss on the "motal aspect Of tho
SIalaa question:" lie declared the
ou1ans fought for ,elf-govornment
shl aiter saying hs believed the Ia
,-hieTs 70 be far higher IN mental AL
nllhtnts than the Officers sent TO rule
insm' Ho denounced thu attitude OF
ne spanish government toward Cuba
uAl OF u despot. and concluded by
tnNohng prompt action by the United
n S.a''s In aiding the Cuban patriots.
v v,ler sermons by Rev. Kittridge
nmheeler, at the Fourth Baptist church,
NV W. w, Wilson, at ~. Marks Re.
iIo,mei Episcopal church, and Dr.
sonh Henry Barrows at the First Pres-
sytefAn church all strongly favored
"eosallion OF the Insurgents.
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Tbs Gas. Of Captain Armss.

wAHIsGroN, Sept sO.-5ecretAry
Lamont has ~ yet taAen no action Ia
the case OF Captain Armes. General
Schoneld loft Washington last evening
Tor relse Island In Lake Erie TO
spend two weeks fishing. Tho oblec-
tionable letter addressed to him by
Captaia Armss has been turned over
u Secretary Lamont.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. ga London
dispatch to tue World ssyH The
ckarowilz, the Russian cEAi's next
younger br1ther and the proclaimed
heir.appaTent to the throne, evidently
10 IN the last stages OF consumption.
lie Ia hardly expected 10 survive the
winter. The czsrina's condition, how
ever, promises an hoir OF heitess TO
lhe throne within few mohlhs.
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He WAS MURDERED.
Particulars Concerning III, Mysterious
Killing Of Louis PhC'.
QUARREL Ann a Gun SHOT,
Attempt 10 Crfmair the Murdered BoI's
Dody-Marrant for the Arrest
OF Nels Jacobsen.
special to the New.i

special TO The NoWsi
NEHI, U,ah, sapt 3O.-It has been
demonstrated beyond doubt that Louis
Ptioe, tho young sheopherivr whore
body was found Sunday morning Ia
Rock Ridge canyon, was murdered
Instead q dying by accident.
Young Pfios ~ the son Of Charles
II. Price, one Of the best known sheep
men In this section. On Friday morn
Ing young rrloe left Nephi to 10 to his
iathett camp TO aeslst Foreman Cart.
wright In moving tho camp up the
canyon.
The camp lay four miles east Of this
city, one OF the rockiest aud most In
acc essiblc gorges Ia the mountains. IL
has been shown that Price arrived nj
the camp, packed up ana had pre-
ceeded aOout three hundred yatds
down the trail whom he met squhtter
living near, with whom he had previ.
ously ha1 trouble. What passed be-
tween the two mon no one knows. A
short time afterwards n shot was
heard.
Sunday morning tho body was
found and the sguAiter had diasp.
pearod. Young Price was shot In the
small Of tho back, the bullet passing
through aud coming out below and TO
the right Of tho navel. Tho body was
then placed on q fifo and an attempi
made TO cremate II. This failed evil
IDENTIFY from the fsct that the body
suiothefed aud scattered the flames.
Ofllcers are on the trail Of the Hus-
pected man. The killing was done
with Prices pistol, II being found In
the brush about forty feet away. The
tneoTy In that no wan below the trail
liking loosoned pack when he wa,
sho. from above whore he had left hlI
other animal and his pistol. The
cironeT's Jury haa returned a verdict
OF williul murder agpinst some ont
whom the officers refuse 20 divulge.
A wARRA.T ISSUED.
Sephi, Ulab,
Sept. 30, $3.50 ,. m.
To the Edito-:
a wsrrrnt was this afternoon issue,
for Nala Jacobsen charging him will
wllllui murder nnJ placodlin the hand
NJ Deputy Sheriff Aeams to serve
jacobsen has gone north but tn
otiicsrs expect to Intercept him a
| payson or Provo.
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England. uilImatum 10 china.

PEKlN, Sept. 2s-The British ultl.
NAHUM in tho matter OF the Che
Chueu riots bias Just been Issued.
Within fourteen days an tdiot must
be issued degrading the vloeroy OF tho
province, Otherwise the British al
miTal commanding will act.
The American commleiion, consist
ing OF the consul ut lien Tsin anu the
naval flicers, accompanied by Chinese
soldiers and interpreter, are starting
overland.
The glceToy peys tue French In.
demnity Of 100000 taels.
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HAVANA, Sept. SO.-An Important
engagement Ia reported TO have taken
place at Portsro Las VeIas, near Sanii
5plrilus, the province Of santa CLARA.
Ii IL said that Lieutenant Colonel An.
tonic RublD, with the battalion Of
Grenada, two companies OF tho IA.
mora battalion, a company OF the
Chielan battalion and two tquadrons
Of cavalry, dispersed 2i600 Insurgents
commanded hy Cssullo Sanchez,
Legion anu ZAyss, alter capturing the
enemy's petition. The Insurgents are
reported 10 have lost 10 killed and
wounded. Among the latter are San.
chez and Legion. Rlbsrto Plnar wat
killed. On tho government side four.
teen men, including Dol. Rubin, were
wounded.
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nLoonEn oaLs, CHAMPION.
W. h"rS Walker Proposes to Found
hn Eden without an Adam.

wOswEdo, N. ", Sept. 3O.-Dr. Mary
mAkeT, VINO, Az yssfa ago, preached
me gospel OF dress reform to the women
.uls country, and who was arrestt d
;amAhy cities for dressing and appear
4k On me public streets IN mails attire,
a he apostle OF scheme for the
o'9omer girls.
,h'ough Lawyer Hourly q. Bone-
~, OF 1his city, DIR. Mary mas bought
Alni containing 1856 acres Of land
rs miles west Of tnis city and pro.
r.a'h 10 form IA colony Ia which the
man shall have no part.
10y lemales who will bind them
brea 10 lie OF celibaoy while mem.
Iiaol ihe community anu to wear
ho'nieta Tor lie are TO be called eligi-
~ They viii work on tho farm 10
WI "s us'ails, plant aud harvest the