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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
WHEEL NOTES.

The Gcrmully & Jefferys Manufacturing
company say there Will he no Rambler
racing team this year, and give the fol-
lowing goo1 and sufficient reason for the
stand they take:
I'VE shall not employ racing team
during 1885, We make this announcement
for the reason that you may have read
or heard rumors TO the contrary. We de-
sire also TO give cur reason for ciscarding
this method of advertising In the first
place we think you will agree with US
when We say that since bicycle racing
under class = rules has become a strictly
business occupat lion, and the world knows
that the riders of the various makes of
wheels do not Use the particular make
upon which they race on the score of any
real or fancied merit of which those
wheels can boast THIS method OF ad-
vertising has been over-worked and falls
fat to a certain extent, with the general
public 1t is ridiculous to expect an in
telligent public to believe statement
which any bicycle manufacturer may
make to the effect that Mr.. So and So,
the great racing man, will rice this or
that other wheel in all his races be-
cause he has came to the conclusion that
il is the fastest wheel on earth, etc. 1t
over what the other manufacturers were
The circular letter from which the
49, is copied, is rather lengthy, but
aabove is the gist of II.
kkYoodrnansee the local manager for
EEg Bros. in this city, informs ms
scing te- ms, as the company con-
that is sood form Of advertising,
cause OF the fact that the riders are
usually residents Cs the city in which
they ride and consequently attract at
tention to the whee, they ride. our
team" SAYS Mr.. Woodmansee5 t'is now
in active prer ration for the coming rae
ing season ano ill give good account
of themselves"
Mr.. Coffin. manager of the Western
hardware company. being interviewed on
,ac;ne matters said. Eyes, we believe it
,sood nolicv and profitable TO maintain q
linz feaIz, Of course q team IS main
+oinad under the instruction and with the
20 -oragra ticn of the great Stearns conf
and comprehensive policy 70 lend the
cents every assistance possible by MAX
- .t.e eIeverest and most liberal policy
iio7,aurcnaDer advertising, and by main
tanning the greatest racing Team OF tne
tracir TODAY It is not q matter OF sur
lscn ~ NE that one of the large COM
PPss,,sas announce that they VIII not have q
Pe-1s teS +ean1 on the national circuit this
49, That they fully appreciate the I'M
i,orfa1ee 10 them OF race tedi1ls IS eVi-
iocai representatives TO promote racing
locsi .,s;ntaiT1 teams This may appear |
az Inf ii is certainly business. The |
sssna,-as campany knows the value of the |
:. and use the newspapers largely: |
5 ~ 49, ore original in their methods and |
lnex sonu, for advertisements is printed |
no copyS 60 many advertisers Jose SIGHT
~ y AZ. necessity for FREQUENT chances and |
% ~ 4f,eir- advertisements grow helpless /
1Es1;, aps THE Stearns COMPANY makes (
- 'ssSSsNspaDer advertising suppie551nsli, me
Us u yef their racing team we have
vnss one team for Utah with care ana |
selsun lake pains to see that IL Is |
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair. San Francisco.
A TRIFLE EMBARRASSING.

Gus de Smith-There are a couple of
twin sisters in Harlem who are so much
alike that they are continually being
taken for each other.
Dudley Canesucker-That must be a
trif1e awkward for the fellow who hap
pens to be counting them.
Gus de Smith-Well, 1 should saw sol
They are so much alike that he has to
tell them everything together, for it is
impossible to tell them apart.-Texas
Siftings.
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Are You Ever Annoyed.

by buzzing or roaring sound in your
head? Have you difficulty in hearing
distinctly? Are you troubled with a
continual dropping Of mucous. irri-
tating the throat and causing Won to
cough? Is your breath unpleasantIv
and accompanied with bad
taste? Is your hearing less acute? If
so, you have catarrh and should AT
once procure q bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm, the best known remedy. The
Balm will give instant relief.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS
nerica has $1,000 tramps.

America has $4,000 tramps.
Japan is to make steel rails.
Emerson, Neb., has one brick building
London is to have a worlds railroad
congress
Fourteen dollhouse strawberries cost 50
in New York.
Every city of any size in this country
has some sort of rapid transit.
A hame formed from fiat sheet OF
metal blank has been invented.
The wings of the owl are lined with
soft down that enables the bird to fly
without making the slightest sound,
very important matter to nocturnal
bird of prey.
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THE FALLAcY OF Discomfort.

The disconnected view of the work
ing classes is altogether fallacious.
The people who. knowing nothing
about the working classes at first
hand, and. arguing on what they call
general principles, conclude that work
ingmen must be men of extreme and
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ed with ball from an Indians rifle. In
1850 he removed to Emery county Served
SIX year as probate judge OF said coun-
county ii the last constitutional conven-
ton Mid al Salt Lake city, in 1887 Was
appointed bishop of OrangeviIIe ward,
august IL, 1882. ana is acting in that ca
pacity at the present time Is now en-
gagged in agricultural pursuits.
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AT THE CHURCHES
Rev. DR.. rIabry's Discourse at the
First rlethodist.
PROHIBITION HIS THEME.
THE GREAT VICE OF THE AMERI.
CAN PEOPLE.

''What Some People Have Thought
About Jesus"-EIder Francis A.
Hammond, Brigham Young and
John Henry Smith the Speakers
Mt the Tabernacle-Rev. C. II.
Browns Lecture at the Congre-
gatiOnaI Church.
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and fa1orably known in the Third pre-
cinet,ywhere he resides, as the vote he
received for delegate to the constitution
al convention affirms When political
parties were organized here on National
party lines, he was among the first TO
unite 9Th the Republican party, and has
ever sN7ce been an earnest worker for the
success of that party in Utah.
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It is a strange thing that people con-
tinue drinking insipid Japan tea when
''B.ue Cross Ceylon Tea has so much
more character
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OUR COMPANIES.


Liverpool and London and Globe England $5oooo,ooo
Hartford Insurance Co, Hartford. ........S,645736
Pennsylvania Insurance Co., Philadelphia 4oo8,7z4
American Fire ms, Co.. Philadelphia. ......2 3o56o6
North British and Mercantile, England. 100000
insurance Co, OF North America, Phila-
Niagara Insurance Co., New York. 2S22318
Williamsburg City, New York Iy4o5,537
Ieutonla Insurance Co, New Orleans $500
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At the Tabernacle.

The regular Sunday services were
held in the Tabernacle yesterday af-
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"Blue Cross Ceylon Tea is abso-
lutely free from the coloring matter so
injurious yet so often found in China
and Japan teas.
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7. Jensen and Hclger Jensen are quiet
ly training at home and rapidly attaining
that form necessary for racing man.
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A large number of wheelmen visited
the new track Sunday. All the fDrepart
of the day the road to the springs was
lined with wheelmen going to and COM
ing from the track.
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IN nEdAL srYul4
And In ME PuIlman's private Car th'
President VIII Travel TO Atlauta.

And In ME PuIlmans Private Car the
President WIN Travel to Atlanta.
WAsuIsdros. Oct, 2l.-ArraugemOnls
have been completed for the trip of the
President aud his cabinet to Atlanta to
attend the exposition. The party con.
Hlsts Of President Cleveland, Secretary
and Mrs, Carlisle, PottmMter General
and Mrs. WiIion, Secretary Herbert and
Mrs, Allcou, his daughter. Secretary
fiokO Smith, Secretary Morton and Miss
Morton, Secretary and Mrs. Lamont,
Mrs. Harmon, wife Of the attorney gen.
sEal and Private Secretary TharbeF,
The Presidential train will be In charge
OF W. A, Turk, general passenger agent
OF Iha Southern Railway, who will ac-
company the party 10 Atlanta and re-
turn. Secretary Olnsy and Mrs. OlnBy
are unable to 20 on account OF the i'll.
ness Of Mrs. 0Insy. Attorney General
Harmon found il impossible TO arrange
his business so az to allow him TO &C.
company the President Mrs. Smith,
wife OF the secretary, iI now in Atlanta
aud will join the preIidsnIial party on
their arrival,
The traiu will no ono Of the best that
ever run out OF Warrington. It will
consist Of the private car "WiIdwoe1,"
the car used by President Pullman
whom his own car iS in the shops, 1t
consists Of very large atateroom, u
dining room aud a large compartment
at tho rear end, suitable for an obssrva'
ton car, II could be used for making
speeches. although II iI expected none
will bs made from the rear OF the train.
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EyGh,Xp,. uLrI,EAruM.

rr1r1,ap ~ U,s fosr, WIKI NrhrEusih,
lpudl p,pora "Tal" thS CioVciRni
tIuuniTrNinn-rhsir Cnul icnO' rhrt
to unltsd states wHl MT Apply tic
uuprpu DpctdnS.
LpsD1s. Oct 2l.--In Wow OF tho
mlay reports In circulation regarding
Sos aHituho ot Gfoai Brian towards
EeaolIoid, tho following official an'
nylncomunt was made to-day;
"in cpu'clu,nco Of Venezuela no!
t~.us IN apology or rspuralion for tho
lWuln Inc don't, tho marqn' Of Snlis'
.Iry Iln tlk0n HtOpi 10 INFORM lior AZ 10
aUrt rcpafalipu Gfoa, britain requires
lH., as relations bcLw0on tic iVD conn
'Nrb have icon broken oil Tor somO
1ugs, No communication WAS not aeht
'Gr,h tho dlrnc! diplomatic channel.
So the document has not ronchnt ttA
IHluaHon, IL IL not considered It'lra'
yftD glyu loial.sUl it1 conlnnL" Bll
u G,aghai ih iefe'bHs tSgmi aad
pal.n ols that ircai Britain vi ! not
Ds. u.g Fgnulusll 10 oyerllcp Ito bDuu'
dIrH nafksl bY thu couraoi Of tho
uHoW Cuvnni nni AmaCurai bul "
wiling tias tha question Ut ll0 di'pnl'
81 'ofrt1f1 should b1 submitted "
aulmI6n"
|o 1I,pulb b1lwrbn Grca. Britain
H Fnng1uoIn, which nti totnIol IN
'Ir rulnk %! al minimum 70 tno
Y'U American republic, much C)m'
rN'H.gi uHpn By inu London proii TO-
Gaa
INo WoiminNot GM,llo this Otlof'
mon HdfHl
tgemepllua iuu, tlo Ntatta,
~ incident tlrupi Du! " bNn rlllCl'
Iuu'Ir ua l'I.bs1f l.ltir. ali it ID short
iNr H1shuI HlyI mplt tho mm' il'.
uHUly IN lln NonpEuua matter Grca,
Britain and TIM Uuilel la.oi ntg nH.
rr bB as! bv tho ears Dy . pack VI
NUehnHuut Pp,i1uni Cl1ylliWl
NuuW, Wb nave ~ intlntiUn Ul linl'
RuJblug In South AmsriGh, IN tho
Aonioo i'm has no better itiOnd than
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TILE corr ny .,,,cn CASE.
Mrs. Colt nsEln' hrr salt-iomV VERY
Sensational Developments.

Mrs. Colt nsElns Her sait-iomB VERY
Sensational Developments.
PRoyrD&ce, Il. l., Oct. 2l,-MrG
samuel Z. Colt began suit for divorce
to-day, forostalling the action which her
husband was expected to Institute
In tho papoa dlol by Mr."
Coils attorney, adultery on tho
narl Of Colonel Colt is alleged, but no
co.rospondcntis named. Tho petitioner
asks for an allowance for separate main.
tonancu, for tho custody Of hor two
children and that Mr.. Colt bu restricted
from disposing or oncumborIng any
Of his property until the petition Ia
hoard by tho court. An allow.
auca Of counsel iooa and her tnaiu.
lonanco during Tho proceedings In
conr. Is nlsO asked Tor Colonel Colt Is
former attorney general Of tho state
and tho president Of several manuiAc,
turing and commercial institutions, anl
lis and Mta Colt nro vol known IN
Newport, New York aud Warrington
lDciely
Itiasaid that Mira Colt triod 10 ar.
rnngo RRupntnitpn and saeurH sottin.
meht oil money from her husband 10
avoid tho notoriolv Oi u diyofCH suit
sad that lIe refused 10 aeceIO To tie seI.
llemOni.
A sensational ioatura waH added I,
tia case Lhis afternoon byihn issuance
of Il writ Tor ihOatrOst oi Mr.. j. j. Na1
Alcn, ~ Newpor, on tho COhrgo Of
alternating thu affections oi Mrs Coli,
damages buing demanded by Colonel
Cali In tho suin 0i sl00,0U0 A deputy
sheriff stntlol Tonight for Nownott 10
serve thu win. nnt IN tno Oynnt VI Van
AlOnA nffosL siJO,OJj bpndi must bI
furnished before ilO can loayu JAIL NiB
rsis abReiHteIy fofHNod So talk oi TITO
rnir, bpl hHr lawyer, ghyu tho follow
Inv stalBmcnl this afternoon
"a nnmDnt VI ptuluuonl aorlulv pea.
pin slnricI Tor Jackson Falls, NJ H.,
onflyin August Colonel Uplt was QUO
ni tho pntty aud ~ was q li'taul raln.
two oi hit u SocIely woman NJ Now
YORK;
"lill attention IL Ills Young Indy bo.
came no marked that thrNo 0t hls party
became dlsguglod aud CalnO home 10
lroyIdonCU, llOhco LIC ptoiOnL ltou'
bio"
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SAN FGANclsco, Oct, 2l,-Tho defense
in the Durraut trial practically closed
to-day. Another witness may be ex.
amlned briefly tomorrow, and then the
prosecution will begin tue introduction
oil testimony IN rebuttal. Although
much important evidence for the prose-
cution is yet to be submitted, the case
will probably 20 to the jury at
the close OF next week. The i'm.
preston now prevails that the de-
iea.o las materially strengthened the
prosecutions Case by failing to estab.
li,h q single fact that Attorney Deu'
proy, in his opening stasemenE, said
they would show. Although he au-
nounced that IN aI!bi would be proved,
no witness appeared to swear that Dur.
rant was elsewhere than at Emanuel
Baptist church when Blanche Lamont
was murdered. Failing to show that
DuEraut was not at tue church, tue
defense has attacked tho credulity OF
tho witnesses who testified that they
saw him in that vicinity in company
with Miss Lamont.
This afternoon Dr.. X. q. Nc
Donald was called to give expert tes-
tlmony in tho Authorizations of
tho elderly women. He admit
tod that in time Of great excitement
over an extraordinary crime elderly
women become possessed with the de.
lusion that they mad knowledge OF the
existence OF alleged facts. he denied.
however, that elderly women werc moro
likely to have such hallucinations than
than anybody else. The question was
plainly for tho purpose OF throwing dis
credit on tho testimony OF Mrs. Leak
and Mrs. Vogal, two Of the strongest
witnesses Tor tho prosecution.
Pawnbroker 0ppcnheim proved a
disappointing witness. He made sew
! eral conflicting statements, among
which tho assertion that IL was in the
afternoon instead oi tho morning that
he tried to pawn a ring at 0ppenheim's.
The defense songht to show BY K. n.
Lynch, Rev. George Gihson's private
secretary, that he gave Miss Cuoniug-
ham, a newspaper reporter, tho hrst
cleW TO the fact that Mrs.
Leak had seen Durrant and Miss
Lamont enter tho church on tho
afternoon OF April 8. The OBJ
ject Of tho question was to impeach one
feature Of Mrs. Leaks testimony and TO
show that Rev. Gibson, in his zeal to
convict Durrana, had been lnstrn-
mental in making public damaging
evidence against him. Lynch said he
did rot tell Miss Cunningham Of what
Mrs. Leak had seen, ss Ct that time he
did not know that Mrs. Leak had any
information on tho case.
Attorney Dickinson was sworn and
took the stand himself for tho purpose
Of identifying leather strap bearing
Blanche LRmont's name, which he had
'aid was sent to him by mail last July
Nv unknown parties. There was obiec-
ton to tho admttiance Of the strap as
an exhibit. The court withheld the
ruling on tho question until tomorrow.
An attempt was made TO discredit tho
testimony Of ". j. Phillips who said
he saw Durrant enter Oppenheim'a
pawn shop April 10, but It also fell fat.
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CUBAN HNBELLIoN.
A Cyclone Intsrfvrss with Operations.
MovomsntS OF Troops.

A CyeIouc Intsrfsrss with Operations.
Movomsnts OF Troops.
HAVANA, Oct. 2l.--A cyclone entered
this island yesterday through the
Cimnsa ZApatA district. Tho disturb
aucO will probably pass through Matan.
zaS and othUr Havana parts Il the wind
does mot change. At 10 o'clock to-day
tho wind was \. N. L, and had an
average velocity Of sovonty.eight miles
per hour During tho past twOnty.four
hours l44 mtlomctres Of rain have fallen.
The Navas column of troops, while
diminishing in the vicinity of the
Saratoga plantations, recently, eX'
changed shots with number Of insur.
gontt, four Of whom were wounded.
Colonel Orilz'S column ha, had q
brush with tho insurgents at Bacagual
with result that the lnttor loft threO
dead aud lonr wounded upOn tho field.
On tho government side one soldier was
wounded.
Gonoral Moreno, whilo on scouting
expedition Rt CofaIliIIa, iR tic Guiana.
bans dIalrict, had brush with the In.
surgnnl., who lost three killed aud five
wounded, Ia addition TO leaving bohlmd
them quantity Of arms, a medicine
chest aud some important mail matter
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TELEGRAPHIO gNIGFs.

Tho Emperor Frederick memorial
church was CynscCrntcl yCatnrlny 1T
tho pfsieBee Of IAe empespF aud CTS,
preaL
Tho BODY Of tho lato John W, MnckOy,
IT,, was placed ih ths GHaPpSlle RFd"Rte,
Paris, conattuclol at tho residence Of
Mr., MRckhy, his mother, oil tho ltuo
Ii,alti.
An article In tho Milwaukee journal
10 tho effect TINT senator UnlInm sad
la tho urusUnco NJ CUugtCd.mHr
lInerly that Guustal Gatlsll ron'pitoi
in advance Of the convention Ol 1850 to
srCufn tito nomination for himself, IL
denounced NY Mr FinVrty Us u lalso.
hood,
Tho cnmplrolor u tho CutrOnuy hnn
luoIlrol Il dividOnd Of 0 ner cont IN
favor VI tho creditors NJ insOvont nn.
loua bnnk,, ~ follows Tho keystone
Ndllonnl BANK, NJ thIhtClpniu; tho
Frat National liank, ot Dayton, lonn,,
nnd tlio tlrst National Bank, Ul brady,
rrGNs,
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TN rLArE rnopuor

OF This Country -OflclNI Reports Show
That tho Democratic DsCIarAtion That
We Couldn't SInks 1t Wa. False.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-Special Treas.
ury Agent AYre was recently instructed
to ascertain aud report on the condition
of the tin plate industry in the United
States and has Just gu omitted his report
to the department at Washington.
The report covers the operations Of
tho fiscal year ended June 80, 1895,
The facts presented show a marked in.
crease in the number OF mills for rolling
the steel sheets, or "black platea"
which form the body Of commercial tin.
The largely increased consumption Of
steel sheets from American rolling
mills indicates not only the accelerated
growth OF this branch Of the industry,
but an actual preference for American
rolled sheets. During the year tho pro.
duction 10 the United States was l08..
SOL, ,O73 pounds, an increase OF 50 per
cent over the previous year. Forty.
eight firms were producing during the
quarter ended June 80, 1895. against
forty the previous year,
During tho year eight firms permanent.
ly discontinued production. Twenty.
ak new Arma engaged in the active
business during the year, OF which
seventeen are making or preparing to
make black plates.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
Tho New DlOosSos Ia North CarollnR ant
TsIAs-RsVlSion Work.

Tho New DloosSos la North CarollnR and
TsHAs-RsVlSlon Work.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct 2l.-At the
session Of the house Of deputisi Of the
Episcopal convention to-day the rOIig.
nation Of W. R. Huntington. Of New
York, from the constitutional revision
committee was accepted, aud Rev. Dr.
Morgan Dix, also of New York, was
elected in his stead.
The committee on new dioceSel re-
ported that there wore some conStitu.
tional questions involved in the request
OF the missionary Jurisdiction Of north
ern Texas to be erected into diocese
and recommended that the matter be
referred to the proper committee. This
NAV prevent action being taken until
thS next convention. The committee
reported fayorably on tho petition for
the erection Of tue missionary district
Of Asheyillo out al the western part ol
the present diocese Of North Carolina,
Tie reasons for tho cesaion being
called for, SilA, McBes. OF North Caro-.
lima, spoke at length, showing that the
territory proposed TO be Cedod Wss
growing most rapidly aud in icS
years would become Holi.supportinG
diocese. The report was then unanl.
mously concurrsd In.
boan Hoffman reported that tho
house oil bishops had reCodod from their
choice OF tho word "Synod" instead oi
convention, aud had agreed 10 gtys up
the "prmGte" nomenclature. With
these concessions tue honSe adopted at
ticla Of the revision, aud that much is
settled without further consideration by
the revision committee.
A long list Of memorials to deceased
members was read and devotional oxsr-
ciseA wore held,
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The National ConVCailou mt baltimore,
IIrRdInC OF papHrG.

The National CnnVOHiion Mt baltimore
RrRdinE OF Papers
BALriMORE Oct 9l.-MrL Stevenson,
tho vIcs president Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, opened
tile convention this morning in tho alb
sOncc Of Mics Willard.
After devotional exercises DR.. Mary
Wood Allcn, superintendCnt oil tho
purity department, read report. She
was followed by Ma Emolis d. Martin,
national superintendent. who reported
on "purily in Literature aud Art. "
Mrs. Naomi y. 1omiinson, OF PennSyt'
vnnia national superintendent, read a
paper Un "laIlor Meetings"
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CoLvMnu., o., Oct. 9l.--tho fourteenth
aunual mooIing to-day OF delegates OF
tho Methodist Episcopal church from
all points Of tho United States to tho
" oinnaa Homo Missionary Society
elected as president, Mrs. Clinton II.
Fisk, Of Now York Guy, hvA vCU pTeSi,
tunts, aud Mrs. It. s. ituh, Of Ctucin.
natl, corresponding secretary. A com.
miltoc was appointed to sgo about buy.
ihe tho gttthoud hotaa Rs Delaware, o.,
NJ Lucy Wobb Hayes, thoSllrs pruSi.
dent oil lilo association.
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WAsmSotoS, y. o., Oct, 2l,-.Sccro.
taty Herbert tAls etIStuoua issued al
order doiooning Rear Admiral Kirk.
land from tho command Of tho
European station and assigning 10 that
command licRr Admiral ScliridEO, nj
utcsOnt head Of tho tUal board ut tho
Havy depm tmoM, Admiral kHk|aHI
Il at present on hia ungship, the san
l'rNnrac5, on route from Gibraltar to
AluiOfa.
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DNEENSB CLOSED
In the Durrant Murder Trial at
San Francisco,
HE FAILS TO PROVE THAT ALlBl
Promised by His Counsel at the
Opsnlng OF the Case.
THE DISAPPOINTING WITNESSES

For the Defense Strengthen tho Case
OF tho ProsecutIou-i.xpert TeSti.
many TO tho Eject That at TimOs of
Great Excitement old Women Have
Strange IIaIlucinations - An At
tempt to Show That Rev. Gibson
Was ovor.Z,aIous In tho Effort to
Convict Durrant.
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III STORY ON 1880.
Full Text of Senator shermau's
Much Discussed Chapter
INVOLVING GARFlCLUS GOOD MIME,
Not so Bad as Appeared From
First Publications,
he DOES NOT DIRECTLY CHARGE

General Garfield With POrniy-ThO
Main Object seems to 10 to Show
That 4 RlRIae's FrIemds Had Show"
n DIfsrOnt Spirit tho Maine States
maui woulI Have Hoen the NonI.
noo-Ex. Governor FoStOr Gets n
Hard Hit aud Garfield Only ITO.
terrsI to In General Way In tho
Objectionable Paragraph.