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ron mARRY's DEFENSE.
Testimony In the minneapolis Murder
GFiAi Today.

trial To-day.
MiNNEApULts, Feb. l0.-Edwatd
G0Odsell, u Chicago dental student, was
put on tne stand IN tho Hayward muir.
dor trial today Tor TedireCl examine.
tiOu. He testified thst he usually
had been Harry HaywArd's compnn.
paniou when ne came TO Chicago To-
gamble and that ho had seen him loss
81 ,0UO az a time,
Frank Ethaft, who was summoned
by his brother when the body was
found, swore he iouud in tho dirt near
where the body lay a heel mark, and
then Z toe mark OF lRJy's shoe.
There wins also trace where the hoot
had been dragged b where the body
lay. This evidence went to show thai
Mics Ging's body Was pushed out OF
tue buggy, feet first, instead of head
ilrst, as BliXt testified.
George Gfindali was an important
witness Tor the defense. ie WIS siaul-
ing on Fist avenue NORTH, between
Fourth and FIN streets at 2 oJolgct ar
Whereabouts on December 3, the piyht
OF the murder, Standing a short way
from him was man "liko that mn1
there" raid witneip, pointing 10 Al.
toTncy bweetzer. Grlndall saw Mi,s
Cling drive up. The man he had ann
waiting there entered the buggy viii
her anu they drove away. fbs d.
acrlplion glvon by GriudalI Of tho man
WHO lolned her does not at all III Harry
uayw nd.
rnete was a woTdy quarrel betyeen
the lawyers over Grindhalps testi.
mOny, each side intimating that ina
other was manufacturing evidence.
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For llls rncllIe rranlr.

TACOMA, Wash., Fot. l0.-rhe sum.
me Aohedulc Of the Northern Pacific
steamship company received FROM
hOug IA 9ng shows that a now uluam.
EMP WIZ be- put In line this summer,
arriving here On her fret trip July ~.
lhla VIII give "a steamer eHuh way
every three weeks after May 10 be-.
tween Tacoma aui China and Japan.
rue new steamer IL not named In the
bohedulei but IL supposed 10 be the frat
o. Tue Two new modern lluoTs which
arc said TO be building III the Fairfield
ship building Yards In Scotland Tor
the Northern Pacific line,
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uoSoRlSo THr AnERrcANs.
Ex-senator Davis aud Lieutcuant
brown la nszico.

Mexico CuY, Feb. l0.-pTesident
Dat t.day itcdVtd ,x.Unlted States
Senator Henry q. Davis, Of w. Va,
and Lieutenant Commander II. NJ. O..
Bi0wr, o'ihe U. :. navy, executive
tll dlsblnllg officers Of the Interim.
MhA nlvay commission, aud parry.
slaet atlintival they have been
lltfselplsali Of distinguished atten-
ulliiiom zoe chlei executive, VINO ut
1hes 60 ihsIfc)mlng sent the chief Of
hli iliH lolel a. body guard during
htfiiiy 10 lhlS city, and today dis
IAl'hsl several Of the palace coaches
70 usa' lis parry 10 u private reception
tllaitl lhsm BY the president. Both
lle gentlemen named nf1 members
d lht pn'AmtflCan railway com.
l.al'n aud ], developed during the
llblyltW mat the Mexican govern.
-th' hm hulshcd tho survey Tor the
.'g,ri Toad running through Mexl.
W me tolih. lhu surveys 40 70 the
gi,hmala line, tho map rf which
y ~ gnee be seut 10 Washington.
y teal, u s hoped, will some time
w all Tue American Republics,
A,'leo has but few hundred mile,
..ll 70 tuild south TO put the roa q
sue ulattmalau frontier,
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GUSSIE BLAKES FINE Is 5000
The Girls To Pay tho sum Of $50
Each, Hut Including Costs.

Commissioner Mentally this after,
noon passed sentence upon Gussie
Blake and ooven Of tho female In.
mates Of her Commercial street estal-
lishmeut, dussio hayiag been con.
ylcted, first, Of keeping a house Of IN.
fame and, second, OF ceiling lIuuor
therein without license. Tho girl.
were convicted Of having resorlsu To
the place Tor Immoral purposes.
Tue commissioner fined Glssie 500
and costs on each OF the two oasts
against her the other defendants wur,
muloIed In the sum OF $40 each, iu-
Guiding costs--all to be- impri1onvd, IN
default OF payment, at tie rate VI one
day Tor every dollar.
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WENTIO PARIS FOR A MODEL
Proposition 10 R;0rglaID tho CIly
Government OIL Chicago.


HrmNouELD, H.. Fob. lO.--rhcsa
Will bo introduced simultaneously in
the house and senate today n mcasuf,
that, " passed, will completely r..
organizs the city government Of
Chicago. Twas prepared by the icgit-
lahvo committee of tho civil fedora.
tiop. In It's provisions the city will
he almost Ia the control Of the mayor.
lulioad OF the departments ~ now
eEisliug, the mayor will have cabinet
simllar 10 that OF tue President OF the
United btRtrt, " be known Ar the
board VI gOLtfOl. 10 docs away with
the election Of tho city treasurer ana
provides for the election VI one alder.
man from uacn waTd for n term Of two
yonfs and twelve aldermen Ht large Tor
term OF Jour year,, the latter to be on
Tue minority representation plan. The
board VI control VIII consist Of tap
comptroller, 10 be- at tho head OF the
department 0t finance, tho commits.
siouets VI public works, TO DO at tue
head Of tho department OF public
works; the treasurer, 10 be- at
the mead OF the department OF
funds and disbursements, anu
the commlssi0uot Of public safety TO be
Ia charge " the police, iire aud health
departments, nnd the corporation o9uu-
sol who Will nave all the legal business
Of the city. The onlee OF city attorney
u abolished.
Toe salary Of the mayor IA 10 be
$4,000 and Of tho heads OF departments
5000 year. Tue salaries VI alder
med arc 10 be- $500 a year and they
VIII not be allowed 10 hold any other
omcu' The mayor u 10 have power 10
remove any Of mis- cabinet at any time
anu IL gwen absolute veto power. Tue
board OF control shalt say la what
banks the City's money snail 10 de.
poalted anu such banks must give
0ondF, All franchises must be- pasieu
upon 10y thu board OF control ana then
sold ~ lhn highest bidder NJ public
auction, Purchasers must pay ~ ptr
centum u earnings 10 the clly. Ihr
council VIII elect It's own presiding
officer
Iho committee Ia preparing the bill,
studied the method by which almost
every large city IN the world Is goy.
ernodi and tnu bill provides Tor the
government Of Chicago almost on "A
plan like that which governs Paris.
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FOR DOCKING a HORSES TAIL.


Dr. Gfeuwoll, t,1lc veterinary sur.
soon, VINO hls bayn making % "wfrmn
To- Uhh rhBgpmon luas tic li.tu line,
saiJrnti & Denver ou Buut1y moan
Colorado srfIugs, where hu Appeared
As expert iu "a case uggut. local
veterinary surgeon Tor docking o.
hune's tai. Tue case has attracted q
great deal Of inlcros. 1T Colorado
Springs and the Brush element are
raii TO be- nrrayed Ou one side aud tho
American elrmon, on the ether. The
defendant says the Denver NcWa
claimed that tue operation was poe
formed on account OF cancer In the tail
u the animal, auI although tho dock.
ing WAS pouOtmJd three OF four
months aR0, a specimen shown ~ the
original tail WAS Presented Ia evidence.
Al last reports the Jury could not
ugroo and d, was thought that no de.
cisi0n would be- reached. IL h. against
the law Of Colorado % dock u HUfse'a
tail ana the case has been prosecuted
by the humane society. A great deal
fsuffeptlti0uH decking ~ reported to
DO pfacticed at Colorado springs.
In England, Dr.. Gre-swell ssyf, the
practice r. lcgali1sd, provided the Upur-
alton Is performed by competent per.
sOn. Tho doctor says the conditions are
entirely different In England aud
America, ani while he might oppose
the practice la this county, tho came
urgumutti would not mold good ia
both countries. La England auimnlu
arr not bothered 90 any large extent b.
ll,gH ami tho perpetual muI OF the
British isles makes the h9rtc'B tail a
burden.
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Ban FRANCICU, Feb. Ig.-Rsy.
Ih0s' Filben, pastor Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, has al.
dressed an open letter 10 the chief OF
police reoountlnE tue open and
nagmnt violations Oi order and de.
ccncy aa Witnessed by the minister
during several midnight INSPECTIONS of
thu Tondetloin district. Hy expresses
the belief that tue police otlicrrs have
for years been isltening Oh the protec-
ton they have been htioF1lng these
lniamlte. He announces his BUility 10
prove this charge by indisputablo
evidence ana states that the chielj-
confessed holplessnesz proves thu need
OF stale commission Tor the work of
investigating the police MANAGEMENT.
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Rennelt Lines.

II Bennett LInes, who cArie to Utah
about fifteen years ago with his family,
VIII give ms his address, or II auy
person knowing OF his place OF Toal-
doucs, or Of any OF ME chilIrcn's, Will
do the same, they will very much
o0lige a relative OF his Vi't'f.
WAHREN FOOTE,
GLENDALE, Kago Co., Utah.
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Drnyton divorce Case

TRENTON, y. j., Feb. l0.--Chnnce'-
lat MCGill today appointed Vice Chan.
collur John Il, Emery 10 take tosti.
m0uy iu tho dayton divorce case
and feIoIt the conclusion ~ the chan.
oe..0r TOT confirmation. The chauco'-
lor also, on motion Of counsel for Mo.
Drzy ton dismissed the rule TO show
cause why che should LOT 30 permit q
10 amend her sagWer, hut win t4o
reserved right 20 renew tho mut..u
any time during the trial,
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COuncII MeeLIng Tonlrlll.

Tho CITY Council will meet In
regular session tonight Tho stree,
lighuag ordinance which Is on It's
third reading and which provoked so
much discussion In the committee OF
the whole last evening, II expected TO
come up Tor passage. IL seemed % be-
tho impression Of majority ur the
Council today that the measure VIII be
be- defeated. a strong effort, however,
will be- made 10 pass 10.
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\, nv lo. FORK, Feb. ia speolal To
tu,'. '' rom Colon, uated FobIuarv
N.Y., Ihe striolsst ceusonhip Il.
uI~, N oyer The press. No eabl,-
giutgs ". ~ announces "a death, a
"a M. ~ lhe strauding ofAship
d, Little u,le city for abroad wlthout
AM , .au.e Of i'lgnor Perez, + the
n,I,b' 'tasot No one is allowed IA
.,TI I'M 9oie Or elsewhere anything
We government approves.
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va, iA a.,4,IO, Cal, Feb. l9.-Tbe
bnS,Hl' t, sy committee has agreed
t,Sy, .', y, lavonbly on what has bs Ssu
Nh M Wv le PhllUrJOk bin, proyIJipg
an,l " p''a'ollring attorney can i, ois,
h'1g lnt Ss.enp1 Of court without
aN5 ~ f, oetn convicted by n JuTy
uns,, s apo olll also relustatessny
'a.9l ,n Hho have been 30 disbarrsd
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LONDON, Feb. l0.-Lord ltosubOrry
hastily summoned meeting OF thu
cabinet which lasted iully an hour. IL
II rumorod dissolution Of the pnrlin.
ment ~ Imminent. LAsteyeniug when
"a vote was being taken In the House
VI Commons on sir William HnfuUurps
notion 20 close the debate On tho I'd
dfses iu reply to the queen's speech, IL
was conhdently believed by 10 oppos.-
lion the government would ou defeat.
ed. The vote was .J1 = 9Tl.
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TOUuNrO, Feb. i0.-All but five Of
tho 100 students ~ Toronto university
remained away from the lectures To-.
10Y, a. they threatened 10 d., N PRO.
lessor DAlo was not roinstatud ami
on Investigation into the management
granted. The government will not
yield.
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LEXIS0rOS, Ky" Feb. l0-Mayor
Thomas IA. 5huluy, collector " Internal
revenue In this district, aud nthur Of
John 4. Shelby, Col. BreckinTidge's
law partner, diuI today VI paralysis OF
the throat, Ia his Oj.h year, He was %
grandson Of Isaac Shelby, the first
governor OF Kentucky.
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Tho Price NJ which the Hoihschiids
win Oncr rhcm For safe.


LONDON, Feb. ly.-N. NJ. Rothsohild
& son viii issue tue prospectus this
afternoon for tho sale OF the now u. 81.
bonds, Of which half Is 10 be takon
here subscriptions viii open tomorrow
an close ON Thursday. The price will
be Ell Tor every 1000.
MessTs. RoihsChild will Issue scFip
inslallmtnts 10 extend into July. a
coupon for every $1,000 will DO At.
taohed to the sorip anu be payable the
fret 0i August.
PRICE on TIM BELMOSI,MOHGAN Syn.
DlCATE.
NEW NouS, Feb. l1.-The Belmont.
Morgan syndicate Issued their pros.
pectue Of the 4 per cent government
bonds this afternoon naming ll2l o.
Ihu issue price.
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ASHLAND, Penn, Feb. i9.-Afler
twenty-iour hours OF continuous work,
the men fighting the tiamsl at West
Bear Ridge colhery, wnorJ we moa
were killed anu seven injured by an
explosion " gas yesterday, succeeded
In quenching the lire today.
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mENDEnA0N rAMnnNun.
story of Ills Escspnde ana substuuent
Conviction Of BurgInr5.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 10 -Goyornor
lHcni upou rocommeudHt.ou OF tho
pardon board Issued "a gaIuun to-day Tor
har1li o. henderson, convicted OF
burglary and sentenced to three yoars'
impriHonment Hoadcrain isa civil
engineer, - graduate OF Yale, ana has
wealthy pnronis Ia California who
have not heard u his uisgraor. While
calling upon a married woman DO was
sltaekta by the husband aud Jumped
taIouBh the window. Hu had the
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WASHINGTON, ID. g., Fen. lO.-The
Secretary anu Mrs. Carlisle Loft here
Tor New York this morning with their
son, w. X. Carlisle, OF Chicago, who
viii sail for Europe tomorrow Tor the
benefit OF his health.
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appointed bY Cleveland.

WAsHINgTON, Feb, l0.-The Pres.
ldsnt nominated Eruue s. Ross Of
California, U. =. circuit Judge fpr the
Ninth Judicial git;r.c;, PROVIDED for by
an act approved February Is, 1906.
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DISCUSSING SILVER.
Senator JonesS Bill DEBATED 10 Tho
Senate Today,
NEW VOTE FOR THE WHITE METAL
Interest Manifested In The Natter
Other Bullncss Before
the Congress.

WAmuNoToN, Feb. l0.-rho yeas
and nays wcro called on tue Jones
motion to taao up the silver bin In tho
Senate today and 1t was carried, SO 70
q. George voted In tue Affirmative
today anu Wilson (washir tln), who
has iu1t been sworn In, also voted Jr
the silver Bin.
Alter the silver bill had been taken
nv, Jones, (Atk.) tried TO get q time
Fixed fora vote, but the senators OBJ
Jectoi.
Jones gave notice that he would ask
the Senate to sit tonight until a vote
was reached.
Villas then took ,hc door f1r Rsf czech.
There wasn large attendance on the
to1r OF tue Senate today Aul the gal.
ieiics Wcrc well fillcd IN Anticipation
oi the oirugglo npd perhaps vote on the
silver blll, aIf0luy forced TO ihu front
lshi night, ~ uuiinishUu business.
There was hardly az absentee on tue
Democratic eide. II WAS evident
at tho outset That tnr oliver
elfcngin wouli be augmented by IT.
gANNl Naalt 80 Ale tttltNUhlI OF
wilson, tau rev tsngt1r from Wash.
iuRlUn, had been received.
The rop0r, flm the secretary OF the
treasury 90 Response 10 tlc Tsa1lutiln
concerning tnu need % lrgl.lHtl1n 60
meet deficiencies was read. The sucft.
Afy stated That The avail 'u balance
was s0J.ss,,UIl exclusive 20 uvur
s35,OUt,OlJ gold reserve tnatis on hand.
De expressed Gis opinion tIU. % wouII
Be irsIiHbi0 for the secretary 90 have
authority o. iFnuo anu cell lmu bonds
90 meet deficiencies but added that NJ
euch deficiency now exists or BE- likely
70 rEist and hu was OF tho opinion that
there would he ample revenue Tor the
coming fiscal year.
blackburn reported f,om tho con.
Terence committee on tho diplomatic
suu consular blll that an agree.
mont had been reached on NIL
Items except S5Ol,OJJ Tor beginning
the Hawaiian cable. The report was
Confined and further conference on
the Hawaiian cable item ordered.
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SaE sPAT IN nlS FACE.


wards Detective franks.
Detective H.. A. Ffa1ks 20 ordinarily
a paticnt man, anu oue who can staa d
a good dcgl-oyeu from u woman-bo.
iore his temper gets up; but VIII, n
Gussie Blake spat In his face yesterday
afternoon anu accompanied that action
with most Objectionable epllhet, the
limit Of his oI.uTauoo was exceeded.
Franks had boon tesliiying against her
In CJrmiGsiOner lIcNally's court
upon the hearing or tho Charge on
which sho Hld uur seven bOarIufs woro
convicted, and Gussie walled for hun,
taiistilg Tor revenr.. n the detective
was leaving TO Eaglu building, she
slowed light anu finiHAud 40 win tue
assault aUOvo stated. A warrant Tor
her arrest was o1.aiavd aId thia morn.
log "Miss dupslu" answered before
Commissioner GTooaaIan, who fined
her sl.6J ana cOals.
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shipwrecI,od sailors Reach New york.

NEw YOWS, Feb. l0.-Thlrtecn
shipwreckod srumen reached this city
today on thu Wmt, state steamer
IaurIc. They were Captain Jones anu
Grow Of the Bitten ship Rlalto,
fcfcucd on February lllh with great
iiincully after six h0urs' continuous
EFFORT.
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Hlllion, Tor tus rreaaury.

LONDON, Fob. l0.-The Ems, which
viii sail from Southampton Tor Now
York tomorrow, will take 81 100000 In
gold bats. The total amount o., gold
then on the way to America will DO
sj,78J,O0O.
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cAHLIsLE 70 Tmr sENArE.
no more bond Issues Needed 90 Tii
Dcnciencies.

ucnciencies.
WAHnGSuTON, ID. O., Feb. ia
letter from Secretary Carlisle was read
In the Senate today, stating that tha
secretary should DO granted authority
g. issue short time bonds, but that the
prospects aro now such that bonds will
not be needed 10 meet deficlpnolus.
Tho letter Is Ia response TO u beuatb
resolution and henrs on the provision
for certificates Of Indebtedness Ia tue
eundry civil bill.
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q, H'Nu ron GESrRY.
''.T Thought 60 ne mai.
~ IN New NsrL.

Liss.g.,a9 YORK, Feb. lo.-lnspsotor No..
y, Iellry' v g,a oeal men out looklng
tasS tbs wv. mao murdered Mgdye
na1lly pIg, G'I.e.b ct Pmlaleln,,tV
'l,l Gsnlry w. T.. tha police lei s"re
!hs man q c m hiding in this city.
and n, 4 he Is sallsw and s stun,.' 90
= 'eat uaSs l gooi lsoking. lie bna
,'psseh IL un"l , MS lett eye. Even b,s
'loHg ns,al ''asant as hs talks win !
wang not u.uAI in
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OLYMPIA, Wash, Feb. l9.-Mr.
Campueil mas introduced a bill Ia tao
senate Masking II unlawful Tor any male
pefson 10 wear queue. rhs object OF
Tue Dlll II 10 uflyu out tho Chinese,
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FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. l9.-ColopeI
Robert Pepper, u wealthy stock brre1sr
aud owner OF the famous stallion o..
ward died today OF BrighpJ disease.
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WAsHINGTOS, ID. C., Feb. iO.-Afer
passing number Of small bills t1uny
the HSute tutumGd consideration "
the naval APPROPRIATION bill.
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NEW York, Feb. --Transac ions
In gold this morning woio ~ 1.lO@ !
per cent commission.
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NEW NOmS, Feb. ig.-rhc Chicago,
Burlington snd Quincy has declared a
quarterly dividend NJ Ter cent.
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LONDON, Feb. l0.-DL uulkc, pt06i-
don't Of inc Royal College VI Surgeons
Of England, Is dead.
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n. ''''a By a Failing Tree.

!'tl Bt,I,,l,LHf, Miun., Feb. "a
iagl IN wv , ald his sou James wsrs
lta falling limb w6ii" ,. mnie
wa dying within a lew ho ,vi,lns
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10 ia stated by a Republican senator
that an Informal undcr tiudiug hap
been reached by which the silver bill
will not 10 al owed TO come TO a vote
~ tue senate. AZ Jones appears deter.
mined g. have vote, a deaJignt seems
Inevitable.
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Dissolution Of Parliament Imminent

LONDON, Fob. lg.-Henry Irving 10
severely indisp0sol, having influenza.
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Continued 0" Faye Evs,)
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14

200 posts from Illinois, Indiana.
Michigan. New Hampshire, Ohio
Pennsylvania, Vermont and other
states Five Pittsburgh posts to-
gether with the first section of the
Potomac department escorted by the
famous old guard arrived toward noon
and were received with great enthusi-
asm by the crowds on the streets.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. l2.-It Is
doubtful If this city, famous for fair
women and fast horses, ever before
entertained as many guests as
were here Tuesday. Certain il Is
the town meyer before had within its
limits so mahy battle-scarred soldiers.
1t is conservatively estimated that
nearly 100000 strangers are here,
but the majority of them thirty
years ago bore arms either
for the blue or the gray. But the blue
and gray are one to-day, and men who
were then at war walk arm in arm as
brothers. The bitter hatred OF these
dark days has vanished
The hour set for The starting OF the
naval veterans parade was 1890 o'clock
But, as usual, there was some delay, not
enough, however, 20 tire the anxious
patriotic thousands who had gathered
10 see it, When the order to
forward, march" was given, the
old timers moved. There were
fully 10000 men in line. OF
course they were not all veterans, or
of the United States navy. But these
veterans of the navy were the center
Of attraction, and as those grizzled
and gray old heroes passed
through the streets they were greet
ed by patriotic cheers from the throats
of the tens of Thousands Of citizens on
the sidewalks, from the windows and
housetops.
Tuesday afternoon the delegates to
the various women's organiza tions
were entertained with carriage drive
by the women of Louisville, and at
night the official members of the
Grand Army encampment were ten
dered receptions by the Women's Relief
Corps and the ladies of the Grand
Army.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-09-14

THE democrats OF Nebralsa who are
supporters OF the administrations
financial policy, opposed 10 free silver
coinage and fusion with populists, met
ia convention at Lincoln and Il. j.
Mahoney, Of Omaha, was nominated
for supreme judge.
THE Utah democratic convention mt
Ogden nominated John Il. Game for
governor and b. II. Roberts for con-
gress The platform declares for the
free coinage Of silver.
PETER SrYERs, the Oldest locomotive
engineer in the country. died Ia Beth
lehem, Pa, aged Is.
WILLIAM A. SAcKETT. aged "a years,
dropped dead at his hone in Saratoga
Springs, n. Y. lie was member OF
the Thirtieth and Thirty~irst con-
crosses.
JABEz CAPPs, the founder OF Mount
Pulaski, Ill, celebrated his Doth birth
day.
AUGUST GEMUSDER, founder OF the
great violin manufacturing house OF
that name and one of the most noted
violin makers in the world. died at his
home in New York, aged 81 years.
REV. STEPHEN II. BEGGs, the oldest
Methodist minister in the Illinois con-
ference, died at Plainfield, aged "a
years.
THE socialists of the Sixth Massa-
chusetts district nominated Michael
IT, Berry for congress TO fill vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. Coggswell.
HARRISON WILLARD, composer of
viva L'America" and other patriotic
songs, died in New York, aged 65 years.
THE Ohio republican state campaign
opened at Springfield.