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CROWDS HEAR GLADSTONE,
The Grand Old Nal Takes Up The
Armenian Question.
= Resolution Ia uobGIf Of sunrre -3
Under tn" Worst Iovernn,eut
on InFth

CHESTER. Ing, Aug. 6.-Tho town
hall was packet tOiay IA anticipation
VI hearing speech VI Glslstoue uuOn
the Armenian question. Among IA 10
pte'ent were M,s'fs. ID. ~. Chn0rd
AMI Robert 4. Paiue,of the American
Pclur rlcig.y. tn, audience rose
with yOc'irrOus cheering when MI
aud Mr.. Gladstone entered. The Duke
OF WvstmIu8lvT, chairman. read let.
ter II, IA thu Ngiquis Il Salisbury, the
new pfuminr, u1ufyiug tue duRo iuns
sum u, ElOUl, subscribed Tor tue To-.
llei 4 Atneuinns, had been forwarded
10 tue Bfstlsh ambassador at COnslHu-
tiunplu, Sir Philip Curry, who had
been given iull discretion as 10 tho
mnuns, Ia which the money should be
dislfil uitd.
Alter the usual prellminarlo., Glad.
siOue TOse amid an Outbnfst OF eutAusi.
nsm. lie said the Armenian qurs.
ton was not n party matter " "a
religious siiair. The rTrsUnt situation
la Armenia resulted from an tntUleta.
bly, bad Eovetumunl-l orhsps the
worst on the face Uf tho earn. ZAP
plausU)
GLADSTONE read resolution to the
effect that, This meeting expresses the
conviction that her msJrsty's govern
meut viii nave tue C0tliul support VI
tue ,ntifu naIiun, without distinction
~ party, Ia any measure II may
adopt IN order 10 spCuTH TOT tue
Armcnians such forms Of ndministfa.
tfalOu IN the province hs Will provide
for the effective guarantees lot safety 10
life, hUuOr, religion anu property,
anu tnHt no reforms can be-
effected without continuous control 0i
the European powers.
Gladstone Than said tho resolution
was IA deTatt and expires, u not only
his OHu sentiments but those Of their
fnueA.lsuiiC brethren, who felt even
more strongly than III these present
That the disnassionats Inquiry which
wrs made after the Sa.sGun mssslcf q
showed the powers that language uid
not suffice TO describe the OuttsgtB
which maize tho blood run cold. Zap
plausr,) The inquiry, he continued,
yer Il su all tho = okening dttIiIs, not
only VI the European but VI the Amor.
lean testimony, which WIS d1uDly gu.
titled TO cIedeuce, Ms America, polite
ally, had no Interest IA tho Leyaul.
This testimony, tEid Gladstone, with
great energy, summed up into four
wOfds, was "plundur," "murdsr"
Grape" "torluFs.D "Bui," added
Gladstone, "plun Ier and murder were
comparatively mild beside the work VI
tbs TRylsher ana tOfIurrT."
"lhis 10 not tbs work Of the danger.
Gus classes" continued Gladstone,
"but Of the government arc 1ustanIi'
nOpls aud It, agent, and tusfu Ia not
ons Of their deeds fJr which the gov.
ernmsnt Ia not responsible"
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II boz teen dice vefei that Mtp.
Gardner, Instead OF stopping In South
Boston during the convention, sloupud
Ia CsmtfiJle under an n.sumed
name. Size travelled under the name
9I DJfUihy Mansfield sui waa kuov ID
~ nJ uturr name during her stay ~
llyst Every UOi e TO dc.
llutfate plan on the pm o. the woman
rom the time she reached B1stou to
abandon her hulbu 4 and three chil.
Itcn, Rud ~ begin life anew under DO
new name. The ~ the more peculiar
because her d nestle VI g was supposed
20 10 esur i'lly happy Mrs. CARD
tut's mex M We ATrUtrs 10 have been
10 Apply alta well known l,nchet,'
agency Or n uIati0n. She stlsct. %
ono oil tue pisces which were .yuu
ani maze arrangements 10 leave ut
once TOT thNt iIacv, which was Ia Con.
ntcilcut. She then ~ peats TO lave
vril,rn the pathetic letter to her hus.
tauu, telling him that she was NJ anu
commenting him anu tie children
10 tho crfe VI & Il. The next
day she appears to have CONS TO a
CLERK M n stationery store anu had him
Hftr the letter sigucd so A. Brown
t,i'lug u the Death and burial oil Mrs.
Gafuuer win her family thus die.
l'sci o. Mtp. GarJnor sold her return
tCsui ant has her trunk chtckeu at
the New York ana New England
depot aud dropped out VI eight. SO far
~ eau be Hscutt,ined there was no mao
IN the Gaze. The pcrssns engaged m
TIE search Expect " sca,e the woman
soon,
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trails iound by AZ hNnert All over
LloImrs'a "Ca.lIr."

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Human blood
was found today ia Holmes'. castle,
Iefpattered from Que roam to Anatgns.
Sclepcs aided ID 'tcctives Fl1pntrick
aud Norton where other Rgeuts had
failed, aud uncovered startling ovi.
dcnce against II. II. HUlmos and Pat
Quinlsn,
There was found In tho cAptle by the
detectives and u msdicNl expert, trail
VI blood leading from tbs doorway II
the dining room OF Mrs. julia l., Con-
nor 10 tink In the same room; from
there into tho dark chamber, where
she and Pearl formerly slept, sud ire
there TO tho inside Of the door opening
Into tho bathroom, where the secret
tfap-ioor WA; on the base.bOnTd OF
that room above the trap.do0r, and
down on TO the secret staircase, which
led TO the false elevator shaft, ana
thence Into the basement The blood
was human. A clot Of blood mixed with
human hair was found. Also from the
Debris In the dark chambor, where the
mother anu child slept, there was taken
some child's underclothes, staiued with
blood, pair Of brown diagonal trous.
erH, stained at tbs bottom with blood,
lnc pUChet VI WOnhh't urohn DlOou-
soaked,a handkerchief which had been
used to wipe up blood with, and vari.
Gus clothes ana parts Of uuderclothinE,
spotted with blood.
These articles were examined micro.
soopically at tho time OF their discOv.
cry. and tests made then and there M
10 the stains anu clothes showed IL to
be- human blood. With but one or two
exceptions the expert decided they
were all marked with human blood. A
rope was found In the dark cham Der,
and In ils knots blood was discovered.
In Pat QIinlAn's living rooms were
found two trunks Of theatrical type.
One was purchased from Meeks, In
Denver. On both trunks were the mi.
tialS, IN. II. W." Tho initials had
been painted over. The initials are
those OF Minnie IL. Williams. Pat
Quinlsn stated, after his being taken
into custody, That both Of tue trunks
belonged to him. Detectives Norton
and Fitzpatrick have now tbs truth
that both trunks belonged 10 Minnie
Williams.
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a. n. ISDEBTEDNEss.
ConErsssnan Coombs sn.ai.s OF tho
Prospects Of tho Road,

Congressman Coombs sp-aI1s OF tho
Prospects OF tho Read.
SAN FRA NCisCO, Aug. .. -Congress-
man Wn. J. COombs, OF New York,
one OF the government directors Of tho
Union Pacific railroad IA In tho city.
Heis on tour Of inspection OF the
Union Pacific System tot tbs purpose
OF obtaining sufficient information 10
enable him TO agree with the four other
government directors upon some feast.
BILE plan Tor fair settlement Of the
road . indebtedness to the government.
In speGklug OF the prospects OF tue
road he safe:
"WiIh good management the Union
Pacific ought 10 experiences great pros.
pUrity, but there ARE some serious mis.
takes which will have u be reclifed
before II can DO placed on sound
financial fVotiuE. TINS overbondiug
anu Decentralization have shown
their evil ehculs. Tue road has got to
get down 10 n business basis before II
can bo operated with profit and in
manner that will permit the payment
" It's obligations.
81 am greatly encouraged on nc.
count OF the improvement In Du,iuess
and equally 70 on account VI the seltle.
ment Ui the dispute over the receiver.
Hhip Of the Oregon Snort Line. That
matter Ia siill Ia the courts, but you
can rest assured that the Oregon Snort
Line will never DO taken from the
Union Pacific oyslom. II the Oregon
sort Line were TO be placed under =
serious blunder for both rOnds and fatal
10 the lines In middle states. II would
giyett large streams OF through bust.
ptss TO the lines north and south, and
utah wouli b. left on side track In
stead OF on n main line"
Mr.. Coombs will leave for Portland
In IA ft3W uayH
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VIII PAY COUNTY, Warrnnls.

Another calf Tor county warrants has
boon Issued by Treasurer Lyuu. Those
holding warrants mUored from
1910 to 1890 Inclusive, can now pres
ent them at the tteasuter's Cillce anu
Tecelve their equivalent ia cash. In
consequences Of this, $4,000 will be- dis
triuulei 60 those VINO ate fortunate
enough 10 DO the p0ssessOrs Of county
paper. IL Is expected that the uext
call Will be- made a. soon 0s thu tsXes
begin tO roll IN anu then other hearts
viii be made glad by receiving cash Tor
paper issued by the county,
SLOW y Indeed are the county ohligR'
lions being liquidatod, tho outstanding
Indebtedness being now about $40 &.
uUU
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Fr0m ihe S0nlhern Stnles.

Elder James Alfred ~ Lehi, called
on tue NEWS todsy, having recently
returned from mission to the South.
ern slates. His labOrs have been In
the Slate OF Virginia, ho having
Travelled in i've dliie rent counties, dis
trlbutiug tracts aud bearing testimony
to the truth OF the q spell.
The Virginia conference Ia Progress
ing nicely aud the people treat the
Elders with great deal Of respect
aud hospitality. There are Ia the con-
ference twenty missionaries nud they
are all enjoying good health, and feel
TO rejoice In the work they ato engaged
In. Elder Alfred left home on May
20, 1898, and was released TO return
home on July 70, 1895,
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Another Denver nnnL Closrd.

DENvER, Aug. 6.-Thc Rocky
M0uni'in Savings bank closed ns
Gours today Nh Assignment being made
20 Esfl \, tTa1r,uu Tor the beuttlt Ut
the cfrlitUir. No statement VI assets
nud habi.i,isH has yet been made.
Last wrtk - demand was made upon
tue bank ior SIS 900 county lunds on
deposit IN II, anu II was unable 10 pay.
Inis bank was closed during the panic
o. 1898, but subsequently feopened,
certificates being Issued To the deposit.
ore. The president IL Franz Wood.
bury, n son OF II, w. wOauuury, prysl.
dvug Of tho Union Nniior vi bank,
which suspended laet week and the
two institutions were Intimately Rssg.
clAted In business.
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rh. New York Y.cn. cIus YIsr..

NEWPORT, II. l., Aug. 6.-Ths
crack 1IOOps and schOonsts VI the big
Now YORK yacht club llest today oou-
tested for tue cups offered by Captain
j. II. DreIcll, Of tho New York yacht
club. Eight $500 cups were offered,
four for schOOuUTs and four tor single
sIickeTs. The price were suiilclsnily
attractive 10 bring out large number
0i starters. The Cuioi Interest OF yachts.
men aud hundreds who watched the
race from the shore conferred, ~ course,
" tho contest betwoe tue Defender,
Nigilant and jubilee, al hyugh In the
opinion OF q majority there was no
doubt N TO the conc us.ou, barring
accidents, Rs the faith Ofhll snth uslasIs
Is nov pinned on tho Defender.
Lack Of wind was the only COM
plant the sailor could make sgRinst tho
weather when tney turned Out THIS
morning.
The defender crossed tho line at
ll;26.bO; tue Nigllant AZ ll:g6:iO. At
ll:g0 both yachts came shout on the
upper track with the Defender con.
sidersbly 10 wiEdward. Tho wind Is
light.
Atll:lO the first gun for the small
sloOps sOuudei aud they ttirled with
Queen NAB In the LEAD. The tchoOneTs
started at ll:lO, tho Emerald going
over the ilne iirst. Five minutes later
the small schOOners started.
The Vigilart turned ths first mark,
seven minutes behind the Defender ia
the ten.miis beat TO WindwRri.
At l.l7,O5 3. M, the Defender turned
the second marx aud Ii now headed
Tor the iighlship. The NIgilant Ia
fully mile aud a nall asiern.
The Defender passed the light ship
atg.lO. The race ended with the first
round. Tie VigilRnt crossed tho line
7 minutes aad 10 seconds later than the
Defender.
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Burlington coming West.

SPOKANE, WASH, Aug, CA spec :
ial from StaEbuck, Wash, sAyG The
darlington railway is coming wos.,
aEd there are reasons for the belief
that II is coming in hurry. A new
route, running nearly midway between
tue Northern aud Unlon Pacific,
through a wild aud unsettled country,
Ia now being explored and sutveyg /
with all possible haste by tho eng nreis
OF tho company, who aTU working
many miles buuln Ut tue routes usually
considered available Tor the Bufling-
ton road. Tho engineers are well sup
Piled with surveying apparatus aud
evidently are anxious TO get TO work M
qUlCkiy ne pOsNinlr, owing 10 the shor,.
ucaa OF the season ON thu Rocky Noun
tain slope. From ono Of thum 1t was
learned this. they propose TO locato a
lina up the valley, working east toward
the Wyoming line, anu probably cross.
lug II IN the northern part VI Fremont
county, opposite the National park,
uniess better rOute through the
II ckies can no secured by crossing
into southern MonIana.
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Los ANGELES, Cal, Aug. J.-Dur'
Ing the last month all but one member
o. the poles commission VI this city
have handed 10 their resignation. The
cauncll has tabled the whole bus CT.
Tho last one came last night when
Commissioner PleTtles resigned. This
leaves Commissioner Field alone. The
ministerial association ani the news.
papere have been lighting the commits.
slnn on account Of It's handling OF the
social evil. Though each one has PIE.
ssute1 plausible excuse, II II believed
thSt the ministers have been too much
Tor the commissioners aud yirluAlly
forced them out.
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a ,InIm AsaInst nexIen.

PnGNiN, Aria, Aug. 6.-Gue Tribe
let returned today itom Mexico, bring
log Rflidgvits from q score OF indiviI-
uAs 10 the effect that his brother
Robert, who was shot by the Mexican
authorities tor completely In the Nacl.
snr ttagc robbery, was not Ia the
vicinity NJ the time, ami, moreover,
was an American citizen. The i.Cu.
menis viii be sent 10 the state depart.
mgnt and claim for reiTess against
his bfOiher'a ilayore Pressed.
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Meteor, formerly tue Scotch cutter
Thistle, which was defeated ty Nolun-
teer tn 1857 III the racra Tor tue A mer..
ca's cur. His majesty was dTeste 10
a yachting cO.tumu ana Intended 10
sturt with his yacht Meteor Tor the
Queon's cup. some misunderstanding
occurred respecting the ban1icapplng
Of the Meteor aud she dill not start.
The 2O-fnters, which are tukiug part In
the Regatta Royal at tho SouthRml TN
yacht club today, started from South.
nmpton. Tue Niagara had a good
lead, Isolde second, Luna thltd. The
Luna carried away the SlephAnE's
bOwspFile and the latter retired.
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Dnrrsnt Cn.e trouble.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. CA serious
complication OF some Mud has nflpen
In the Durfsnt case. The sxac, nature
4 the trouble In not known but n IN
believed that tho lawyers OF 10th tid,s
ste dissatisfied with one Of the Jurors
accepted AMI wish to hsvs Lin cx.
oIs~i. Within the last day or two ia.
formation WIS said 10 have been
obtained with regard 10 one Of tho
jurors which would have prevented
min from serving ifit hal been known
before he was accepted. The attorneys
for both sides held n oonsuitation over
the subleo, but ut ito close Refused 10
discuss the subject,
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Ex,rrEnENr IN cunA.
uon. 0uesa Lands on tho isiAnd-C tam
pU- Needs Hnre Troops.


pDs Needs Mere Troops.
CHICAGO. AUG. d "A Dispatch from
Hlvaua, Cuba, says;
IhoTc has been uuusuhl excitement
here. Groups Of mo1 have gathered
IN public placer everywhere eagerly
discussing the war news. The event
q deupest Interest IN tho reported
landing OF Gen. Guess ami his tHten.
sive expedition. H. i. given cut that
no diaemtatkOl uesc Nuoyntas, gud
that In order TO divers Spanish Bttuu.
ton irsm TITO coast, General MEce0 ut-
lacked several towns simultaneously.
Ger. Gomez 10 said TO have been guard.
in2 tho coast to protect the landing Of
tho expedition. TIE insurgents are
Low sUxlOu.ly awaiting another ex.
petition which 10 thought TO have
left JamsicR two days agJ.
Gan. Pfals, tho military governor OF
MhlGnEgss, ~ eaiI u have become yiO.
lenily lutsnC. He Eas been very
dospUndunt on account Of bio fTuitlo.s
attempts 10 suppress tho recent fev5lu.
ton AIRY movements Ia his jurisdiction
Geu. Csmpos has CADled 10 tho home
government not 70 wait I'll septem Der.
but 10 send the 80, 900 feseTyo Ir0oys ss
quickly rs possible. They arc expected
thle month.
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victims of tue CIoudbur.,.

FLORENCE. Colo, Aug. Olive
near Adelaide. Besides the three put.
sons killed al that place, tho body u
John Kennedy, track walker, who
was swept down by the Hood aud
drowned, has teen found. Tho re-
uiaiuB Of another man was found yes.
lutdRy near McCOutt station, probably
that Of n lRbJfing man Gu route on foot
to Cripple Crock. a iOot.man trying
10 make his way through the canyon
yesterday slipped into the creek End
was drowned.
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CONTRACT ron FERRIES.
Russia Orders Three feTric. of Au
American Company.

DETROIT, Mioh, Aug. 6.-rhe De.
troit Dry Dock company has prac.
tically closed contract with the
Russian government f1r the oonstTuc-
ton OF three car ferries to cross Lake
Baikal, In the middle Of Siberia and
thus connect the two ends OF the great
trana.Siborian railroad. Each OF the
boais VIII cost VI least $500, 900. 1t
viii be the largest contract ever made
by lake ship buildeu. Tie noted ice
cfushUr qualities OF the 81. Ignacs nnd
81. MsrIr, the MaukinAw Railway
transfer boats built by the Detroit CON.
psny, Ia what called the attention Of
the Russians t. IhIs type OF car ferries
Frank IL. Kirby, designer OF these
boats, VINO IL IN Russla, whittier ho
had been summoned by this govern.
ment, sends word mat tue zeal Is
practically cloEsd, but tho company II
not yet informed a. u the material or
exact sile Of tho vessels,
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NEW York, Aug. 6.--Nesslage q
Fuller will shlp 100000 In gold by the
81. Louie tomorrow.
The United States atsay offico will
send s5,O00,0OO gold bars today T.
Philadelphia mint and an equal
amount tomorrow.
100000 In gold will he exported on
tho st. L. uls tomorrow by Hard q
Rand, coffee importers.
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ships Given Up for Lost.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6.--Two we'll
known British ships, Onr bound from
Melbourne Tor London aud the other
ffsm Now CAstle, y. ). W., 10
PanAms, aTe long overdue, aud lOcsl
Insurance moo wuo have some risks on
them have given both up for lost.
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New York, Aug. "a special 10
the Herald rom Rio de Janoiro, says:
signof NOuiii, Italy, charge u analTes
~ Rio dc Janeiti, has presented TO the
Brazilian foreign Office the final re.
quest Of his government Tor settle
mcnt Of the claims against Btazl. rhe
claims arisOout ui outfagts petps'ratei,
NJ alleged, during the revolution 10
the Injury Of Italian subi sc,s.
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Pnnama CnnnI PrnmIs,..

NEW loml, Aug. Ca special to
tue GOrid irJm Colon, Columbia, sRyi:
The management OF the Panama canal
has Issued Ah alluring account that IL
Eesde al sihds OF wotkmen, aud prom
ising thnt they shall be paid by SPECIAL
arrangement. Ihs company especially
wants lab0Ters To MI cars with earth by
contract, aud oilers prizes TO those who
VIII MI more than u certain number
uaily,
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Temperance rrc,byterr.

CHICAGO, Aug. O.-Thn Chicago
pro bytsty has decided that the
ohufgDes belonging 10 Il mu1t no uso
f.rmouted wine a. COZ muniJl
srfylces, aud that uvOn irfriculcd
grape juice must be substituted nt all
times. To carry the work u temper
nncs stili further, temperance pledges
viii be placed In the Sunday schools.
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ihe alarm tnuEet among upfv 70
people by the suucE wa helshtrr Ell %,
a heavy thunder storm which Inn.
modisioly followed 10. Several nor.
sons were seriously injured In me
stotm anu considerable damage wa.
douo 10 property,
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TEPIc. Mex, Aug. 7.-The niue OF
tho Meaquital Mining company, south
OF here. u bonanza nnd tnete " much
excitement In mining circles OF that
district. The vein OF gold In this mine
has been PRODUCING oro to the value Of
$4,000 per day Tor the past three
weeke.
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Unonieiaily KILLED.

NEW York, August CA special
10 the HerdId from Havana sayE 1t
ID reported here, un0tliniRily, that
Senior Memoir, engaged In tho service
OF the reDels a, military eng iueer, has
been killed. Ho IL said to have Lost
his llio IN IN action near Guayamsrs.
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revolutionary Inlu In Canada.

o. lNNlfEd, Man, Aug. g. Premier
IEeeuwHy has summunrd ~ meetirg al
4's eauinet ministers lur next Fyd,v
utc aso lnto oonsiiuragion tho cUmuu.
go S"s"n nom the Dominlon govern.
80 nqu.sslng that tho Manitoba
s ,,op.. state definitely what II
,snss, uolng about The governor
'"A'A 0Iasr ~ Tgstore Roman
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COwEs, Aug. Gu The race for the
Qaeeh's cup, 10 tue regatta Of tho
Royal yacht squadron todRy, over a
distances Of about so miles, the Britain.
MIA had tail-over.
Emperor William boarded his yacht
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mas. aAHDNEH SoT DEAD.
4 Presumably Deliberate Plan "a
abandon nor Family.

BosToS, Aug. G,-Mrs. Annie NJ.
Gardner, the delegate TO the Christian
EndsayOr Convention, who 70 mystofi.
ously disappeared, Is not dead. The
knowledge Of this iact Will be- a source
OF relief to the husband In Arcadia,
NeD., to whom BAe wrote just previous
to her disappeRrauce to the elect thai
sne was dying ana to whom some pr.
con Hgning the name OF 60. A.
Brown" Afterwards wrote describing
the death and burial Of Mrs, Gardner.
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UE. Train wrscLcr- -, work.

WARSAW, lnd., Aug. 0,-Eafly this
morning train wreckefs threw switch
nn tile Pennhyiyzuia TAilIoad at Esglu
Lake station, two milts east OF thiH
ely, Er the evident purpose Of wrooH.
log one u the eEpioss lTaIns. A freight
train plungel into II Instead. rue
locomotive aud several cuts were
ihtoWn down a steep cmuauEmput.
Tbs train men ttcapei by jumping.
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RICHMOND, w., Aug. G.-Judgs
Gon today In tue South Carolina
registration case dismissed complains
ante bill tor an injunction. rhlsdeOision
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-06
Campo. ai Havana.

HAVANA, Aug. G.-Csptain General
Mart noz Camps nffivsiihors unex.
pUctedly Of O'Clock thi, mornint.