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THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY.
juneau and Douglass Island Claimed
by Tho Canadians.
The Text OF the Treaty on which Tsis
Claim IL Bas.a-Wbat 40 ncaas
10 England.

PoRT TowSsESD, WASH, Nov. 10.
II the British government insisis on
tho permanent establishment OF
Alaskan boundary line NJ mapped out
by the Canadian civil engineers, the
city OF juneau and Douglas Island,
where the rlchest gold mines are
located, will become part OF the
English territory. A reporter Of the
Associated Pfess visited Victoria, b.
g., ami was permitted 10 examine the
rev maps made by the surveyors for
the boundary commissioners, RnJ the
authority upon which the Canadians
base their right u claim n strip OF the
Alaskan territory. Or. Damson, chiei
engineer OF the Canadian corps OF
surveyors, made scientific observa-
lions from range Of mountain,
which, together with the treaty stlpu-
latiOnp, are the foundation upon
which tho claim Ia made. These
drawings clearly show the mining
town o; juneau 10 be fully seven miles
inside OF British territory. Not only
that, but Chilcat Pass, the favorito
ana most generally Travelled route to
tho Yukon mines and the principal
bays and inlcts OF southeastern Aiseka
are claimed TO ho part OF Canada.
The location OF the boundary IL based
upon apparently tho clear wording OF
the treaty OF February IS, 1920, be-
tween Russia and Great Britain. A
certified copy OF the instrument 10 In
tho hands Of the British engineers
aud clearly states that the boundary
lins shall be from peak TO peak along
tire summit Of the mountain range run
ming parallel with the coast, providing
the mountain range does not exceed
more than ten marine leagues from
the ocean, In which latter ovsut tue
boundary line shall be parallel with the
windi ng OF the coast, anu which shall
never exceed the distance OF ten ma
rine leagues thereItom.
The sense OF tho last clause 10 taken
by the Canadian engineers TO mean
ten marine Leagues from the ocean
coast, anu not the shore line OF tue
various sounds, bays or inlets. In
Southeast Alssks, on the average, the
ocean shore 10 fully so miles from ths
mainland, adjacent bays and sounds,
and the principal inlets aud rivers will
be wholly In British territory, while
n few outlying islands IL all the terri
tory that Canadians will conceue
tho United States Is entitled to. Thu
will taks from Alaska also large por.
ton OF BorneI's Bay, whore rich gold
minee are now being worked. IL will
also put into British territory two Of
the lETgestcannories situated In South
east Alaska.
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viii Tate Us Arm, fer cuba

NEW York, Nov. lS.--Four mon
landed heie today from the steamer
Champagne to take up arms for Cuba,
TO whom II means death 10 be captured
on Spsninh coll. They aro Major Con
eral Calento, Garcia Maraico, A bsrlche
Alferd AraDgo ana NJ. Soton. Ths
fiTst 10 u man OF IS, who won his rank
In Cuba ton years ago and was oxilod
to Madrid under patrol not to leave
the city. Ths others are Cuban exilet
10 Spain. They were warmly received
by fsllow-countfymon here and viii
proceed 10 Cuba. They lnstiiy tboli
breaking OF parole on the ground thai
spain dlsregarJs the uasgea OF civil
ICED nations In her Treatment OF Cuba,
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nosrY As WILL A. srAnp.
counterfsiiinE Operations OF the
Jones. dang.

CounterfsitinE Operations OF the
Jones. Dang.
CHICAGO, Nov. i9-Thero wero un.
expected developments In the Jones.
Thompson stamp ecu storieiting cabo
yesterday. For some time Captain
Porter, Of the secret service, has uc'
lievCd the fraudulent issue " etimps
did not c1yer this full operations VI
J0not, Thompson anu Mrp. Jil,a Nc.
MILAN. Atler tho arrest Of Warren II.
Thompson last week aud tue discovery
Of the copper plates on which iho
stamps were made, this theory received
confirmation whom Captain Porter
wac given Information that d search vi
disclose counterfeit money plates.
Armed with search warrant he
and n deputy marshal called at this
residence VI Mis-. Lacey, hut u search
failed 10 disclose anything. Captain
Porter was satisfied Attorney &. w.
Monroe knew something about the
plhtep, anu he told the attorney aud
Mts. Lacey n tho plates were not pro.
duced In n few days nrtosls would
follow.
Yesterday Mr.. Monroe sent over two
copper plates anu note. Tue latter
read ~ follows:
"Hefe IL u package Mrs. Lacey
wished ine to hand 10 Captain Porter.
Mrs. Lacey made affidavit setting forth
whore STE got them aud II is the onl
suspicious article In her possession OF
thal sh. ever had. hope this will
be satisfactory.
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Il undecided what position the army
would take, and II 10 possible that ,uch
q rising might be followed by an at.
Tempt 10 massacre Christians aud
foreigners, but II hardly seems
probable, In q city where the foreign
population lie 20 great that any attempt
is that di ,clion could proceed 10 any
considerable length.
~ cannot persuade myself tina, any
event calculated TO put cur lives In
danger will occur without proper pro.
vision for safety being made by CUT
own ana other governments.
"The Inferior OF the country. es-
pecially In the provinces known as Ar
menls and Syris, IL In a state OF COM
piste characterization and revolt. The
tiliclal dispatches At the Porte indicate
that tho whole country 10 ablnzo from
Bitlis 10 Aleppo."
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HEALED NY soHLATTEH.
n, tame from Hasten 90 Denver and
was cured OF consumption

was cured OF consumption
Boaos, Nov. apecial TO the
sAndafd from Wsstneld, Mass, says:
aYts, Iif, | am a well man TO-DAY. A
n,nlh ago was dying from consump-
ten, bot thanks TO the magic hand OF
Fnnel, HchlAltet am well again"
Thi Interesting announcement was
male by Edward q. Lynch, who has
si returned from Denver, WHITTIER
haven't Tor the purpose OF seeking re-
llG at the hands" Of the new "Mea-
Iih.f
NJ. Lynch has bsen suffering for
tsvtial years from u deep seated pull
m1nlfy trouble aud announced his
iaisaton OF leaving town. He was 80
weak that his folks at first were die
iuellned to slow him TO make the
Quincy. Blu. he persisted. saying he
kneN sshlAlter would cure him.
lie relates his experience rs follows:
VI reached Denver October 2S aud it
leok me three days TO reach MT.
heAlalltL l said when reached his
eide, MT. Sohlstter, 1 sm q sufferer
'iom lung trouble.' lie did not an
,s,i, but simply took both my hands
10 bic, and looking mo In the eyes n
moment, finally let 20, anu rubbed my
ehel. Then he gtaspod u handkef'
Shlsl | held cut 10 him, and after tina.
lyllIed away.
"ln about an hour alter began 10
istl IKE now mau. SonlatIer, to
,lsAt plainly, lsa great pb ysician ana
nlnl'lef combined, and when l wa,
l'e'iving his ministrations the per.
llm1ion stood out on mo like glas,
V,as,' Now all my cough has gone
hhu ieel nH strong ns AjAx.v
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SANTA M PREsIDESoY.
Nothing D.nnii.is sst,isd.-nobin.on
tho Preference,

CHICAGO, Nov. ia special to n
mourning paper from New York, says;
w. l.. RGssington OF tue Santa Fe
road, who 10 ut Holland House, said
nothing had boon definitely settled IT.
garding the presidency. Tho CON-
pany has been UrgauiEsd under tho
laws OF Kansas AID the charter gives
tue Incorporation right TO choose a
board OF diTeotors, which will In all
probability nj once elect president,
AZ TO the choice OF president, he
thought II would not be for the interest
OF the COMPANY to select mAu uniami.
liar with y, 400 miles OF road, which he
will have 10 control. That objection
applied directly To Mr.. Ripley, It IL
said. Ho could not tell who probably
will bo sleoiei, but his preference was
ID. b. Robinson, this present general
mnnager. He added he believed Rob
inson was also the prefereuco OF all
western men mho will have = voice In
the matter.
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Talk OF Ly nehing.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Nov. le.-Thc
police have arrested w. "A. Powell.
night which mortslly founded Police
man Brown. Powell dsnles any oou-
nsciion with the affair. The police
believe Powell had engaged Will
Ward, q coloTed hotel waiter, to pilot
him TO the hotel aud that whom tho
negro got In trouble with Policeman
Brown Powell becam. excited and
shot at Brown ~ he ran up. The or.
animation OF WATd's hsad shows he IL
uninlufod. Brown ana Powell are In
critical condition. There 10 some
talk VI lynohing the negro.
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LOOKING soR WAR.
England D. tho Rival OF the uaitsd
states, says Congressman hyde.

sssf-s - 's''
states, says ConErsssuasn hyde
TACOMA, WASH, Nov. l9.-Con-
gTessman 3. g. Hyde OF Spokane, who
takes his seat NJ Washington In De-
c.mher, in expressing his views on the
Venszuelsn question and tho Monroe
doctriSe, said: "rhe English nation
ls our rival. Their aid and sy mpathy for
the south prolonged the conflict, cost
US hundred VI millions In money ami
hundreds OF thousands OF lives. sm
one OF those who believe this nation
has n mighty destiny to fulfill, one
which will not permit the overlAppi ny
OF this continent by n large part OF the
British empire. War with Great Bril-
tain must me. When II does come
British possessions In North America
will DO no more. In the language OF
John Bright, we shall have q vast
ocean bound republic stretched from
frozen OcsAnn OF the north to warm
seas OF tho south. 1 would love 10
enlist as a private soldier again TO pro-
sscuts that war"
Mr.. Hyde served two years during
tho civil war az a private In a Wiscon-
sin regiment. He formerly lived In
Oshkosh and when u young man ran
lumber rats down the Wisconsin anu
Mississippi rivers.
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An Ar.nm.n, AanIn,, slissr.

LONDON, Nov. i9.--rhc Coli Stand.
ard Defense association has puUlianed
n pamphlet written by Lord Playiair,
dealing with the pOsitiou OF the United
States In reference to the subIsct OF
bimstallisni. The pamphlet declares
that this government which gives
double value 10 token silver dollar
that can only calculate as n COM
modify at hall it, face value abroad,
undertakes n responsibility dangerous
10 lie financial petition aud demoraliE.
ing 10 Its population.
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LAYING SOON
n,s, Proposed Road Between Sail
Lake and Los Angeles
.,oc,,Ls rs CONSULTATION
~ Tho Plan, are said to lie
~ Rapidly Compl'''d-Ih' Route
10 BE Followed

,c,soo. Nov. ia special
,,'m los Angeles say" ,..,.. 4.
Wp1 .,,sct,d toward the Valley road
S'lps .. new extension Of ihesoulhein
P ~. y, getting through TO Salt Lake
Tl,'i , y, rapidly completed. The
'r 80 al route OF ihi. road commsnse,
1''EO ,,s pte,ent Alisdcua branch Of
" s'' ,',~ '1 turns away from tn. edge
= oi'a ". A ao,,s along the Arroyo sseo to
" - where, by means Of tunnel
isp. "a 49,, long through the range,
ltea, oyV No Sal FornAndo valley.
n su,, the Santa Clara river u we.
CY.,s s san Franciaquito canyon
'si'e W. su, on Mojavs desetvt o.
,hl w. lake, anu then e&tenui
hnhs s, sway 10 tho viciniIy OF Bat
SOW, =, l,..,,on. construction
iii very soon be cqinmeneeu
' w., M. part o. tho line. List Mon
hLpk ~ ihitd corps VI engineers were
wv . M m. field, ana the bfenking
'.H' .,apnd will soon follow. Track
s.,l"S will snoftly be begun on the
Icv extension. WI. p,..,,.,,
,i.'an AMI tue other high officials OF
ihst,srmIpal are here with their heads
s.,bsr IN deep consultation. The
'lthe AZ, long will doubtless hear tha'
49, lsylug has commenced between
,si, sliy aud the ueaert. This VIII
80, no reached, NJ the average gfade
|, np.rlsd net to exceed i per cent to
The mile.
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FiHh, Between n.hsr and Eit..

NEW York, Nov. ia fight be-
tween Peter Maher and Bob Fitz-
simmons Tor The heavy weight Guam
pionship Of tho world now seems as
sufsd. Dan Stusr's offer OF 100000
pure for contest between the big
isllowsto take place In Juarer, Mexico,
January is, has been accepted by
John Qulnn on behalf OF Maherl5iuATt
pAid several days ago that II CUrbelI
declined to nght Fitzslmmons, the lat
ter would meet Maher for the amount
Ia question ut the place named.
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SACRAMENTO, Nov. is.-lvan Kova.
lev, Russian nihillst aud escaped
Siberian convict, on trial for the muir
der OF T.. l.. II. Weber aud wiio last
December, went on tho witness.stand
today, despite the protests Of his at
torneys. He wac told through an In
terpfetor that ho need not testify
Kovalov said, 81 was present anu par
ticlpated In the murder" Judge john
son ordered his remark stricken from
the record, as II was not responsive TO
Questions.
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la,t evening. Ths party consists Of
100 persous. The cars were plhcaritd
appropriately, one device being; "Good
bye blzzatdS, good bye JacK Frost;
we arc goilg 10 1.-Two IN the sunshine,
with the ofsnge, the lemon, the NJ
tree anu the vine"
Al Auburn number OF ladies'
boarded the train aud presented ilJw.
sfs TO the party. Al Newcastle the
excutsioDiais were seteuaded aud
made the recipients Of fresh California
fruits.
To-day the party went to FAir Oak.
where they will remain several dayi
selecting tracts whore they Will per.
msnently locate.
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ronEuaNEns IN cONsrASrIsorLE.
They Year No Danger as 90 Their
bAfety.

Boston, Nov. l9.-The following
letter has been received In this city
from a reliable correspondent Ia Con
sIsntinople:
There has been q serious interruption
In tho railroad communication between
here anu Vlenna, but that Ia now
repaired, or nj least II 10 arranged 40
that trains eau . me through eguiarly.
This political sky Ia decidedly squally,
but we anticipate no iursher domon-
stratlon In this city. As 10 the pof-
sonal safety OF tho Americans, ] think
we all feel that there 10 no Immediate
danger. There II feeling quite gen.
eraI ia tho different embassies that
through some rising on tho part OF
what Is called the liberal olsmont
among Turks, the sultan may DO do
thronpd. Several attempts In this
direction have already been made. but
without success. In such an nYsnt II
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FATAL TRAIN WRECK.
rhs work ofUnhnown villain. Resuit
In Loss of Life.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. ia de-
liberato attempt was successfully made
q few miles vest OF Rome this morn
ing To wreck train No. q on the New
York Central railroad, the engine and
all cars being ditohsd.
Engineer Nate Hsger aud two
tramps were killed. Fireman CHRIS
Wagner, Mail CLERKS Porter anu N.
J. Mccarthy were injured.
This 10 the second attempt within
three weeks 10 wreck the came train
near the same spot, II Ia on q heavy
down grade, and trains unusually run
at q rate OF si1ty.nvs miles an hour.
1t 10 believed the train this mOtning
must have been running close ~
| seventy.nve miles an hour to make up
| n fow minutes Lost time. The wreckers
| brokel into tho section tool house. and
| stole the tools with which they re-
moved the fish plates ana pulled out
| the spikes. The tTain consisted Of
| four mail cars, three sleepers. There
were eleven postal clerks and fourteen
| passsngsrs, besides members OF
| The crew. The engine was
| thrown into the ditch and complete
| ly submerged In mud, only the driving
wheels on the lett side being above
earth. The forward mail car was
thrown two car lengths ahead OF tue
engine and rolled down this bank.
The second Cat, In watch tho mail
clerks were working was thrown on
the tender Of the engine and badly de-
molishod. The third ana fourth ears
were also wrecked, the ends OF both
being broken. Toe first sleeper was
thrown from the rails, completely
rolling over. The seooAd sleeper was
turned on the sids. The rear sleeper
! did not leave the track. Tho two
tramps found dead are supposed TO
have been btealing ride on the for
ward end OF the trsI mail car directly
Ia the rear OF the engine.
THE MIsoREASTs DISCOVERED.
ALBANY, n. y, Nov. 29.-John
HildIeth and Frederick Brlston, boyr,
have been arrested by tins Central
Hudson detectives at Rome, charged
with wreoking train No. this morn
ing. Hiiureth broke down and con-
fe'sed that he anu Bristol, IN company
with two other boys, Herbert Plato and
| Theodore Hubbard, had hfoken open
| the tool house, and with the tools thus
| secured removed tho hsh plates from
tue rails. No cause 10 given
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Tho Indiana . Gr.a, ship.

WAsHISoTos, Nov. 10. Com.
manner MiyaokO, the naval attachs OF
the Japan legation here, has made n
strong report 10 the naval department
OF Japan on tue merits OF tho United
Stst.s bEttlsship Indiana. lilo spent n
week on tho indiana at sea, and la tho
dock. He sums up his conclusions In
tho statement that tina lndisna 10 n
splendid ship, equal II not superior TO
any bAtlloship OF her class ailoat. His
report Ia In great detail, showing all
her points OF superiority. CommandeI
Mlyaoko's rop1Tt coming al q time
when contracts for ships arc to be Let
will doubtless DO OF material assistance
10 Amsrlean bldders.
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A TRAIN HELD uP.
nut tho niehuHymsn secured Abao-
lutsly Nothing.

@hthhtuks
IT. CLouD, Miun., Nov. l9.-Great
NO''he'h Train No. 3, crowded with
la''engefs, wac held up NJ 1915 last
nsh' iouF miles west Of Clear Lake
aug eight miles from 81. Cloud. Fire
an william Cariey had Just turned
W. Ual, When revolver flashed before
ysAnu lnsskod man commanded
,, ~ 70 lvll tile engineer 10 stop the
,' Tue enginter saw tho robber
wv stAti the command, and obeyed
lhe came time another robber
bsheu alongside the engine, leyeleJ
~ 'he engineer anu ordered him
os0 lack anu uncouple the exrIess
,s", ihe second rObOer attended the
sIs pa,eI IN lhis task, but the bandit
a.. wv SNOW there were two express
49, sn me train. The engineer ( new
hhi, "0oup'eu only one, the
oisy ms Tine tho first robber had
pn.,S W. phl with the fireman under
Ssa", anu the two ordered the lrain
,ali 70 proceed ~ the door of The d..
~, ~ "a, ana Tell the express messen-
In. max. make a clear way for them.
SpJ MESSENGER threw back the door
mar 'ouoers entered. The express
bs ss sneW what WAS going on bsiors
AWay N" w. uhoonpled,anu had thrown
N ,ne Keys OF tue two sales.
car 'ne pafleyinH In the sxnr,.a
ll,y,n gong on, the passenvers bs.
i,Arlps IN n ,aih hau been held up and
We're tetriGa Vsuulls would attack them,
OBEY ths a',. Ahu Were not loath TO
'a,lde the car, As'p 'heir heads
ma, ,1e robbers then ordered IN. ,,.
Add nun ~ us'neeI TO get on the engin o
Cloud nus rue express car toward IA
tbs w.. they started OF. Mssn,,, n,.
Win conductor had heard sho,s 'a,n .
'"a Two 0sher started un ,b Sa9 ,,s ana
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Peri.h,d I'm ih. IIre.

NEW YORI<, Nov. ia fire In the
tix-story iaetvte building At gS Clinton
street, today caused u panic among the
200 people working there. Ons IL
known to have petished ana others
may have met similar fate. The
basement In which the IRE started was
occupied NJ candle factory aud
tallow caused the IRE 10 spread
rapidly, cutting oil egres by tho
stairs. Several men jumped from the
roof nd from the windows to the tops
adjoining buildings. Alter the build
ing hsd been gu,tcd, fitemen begsn
searching for tho bodies. Ono was
found.
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Lyons, Nov. l0.-willlam C.Dlckit,
pioneer land owner VI Minneapolis,
died here this morning.
CiSoINSATI, Nov. ia dispatch
from lronton, ohio, says Mias Camp
bell, VINO attained u0toriety n few
years ago In u breach OF promise case,
claiming 800, 900 from Arbucklt, the
coffee dealer, diod this morning nj DE
GIay's sanitarium at Hanging Rock.
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,Isnn.Io ma, charEea win As,anIt.

CHICAGO, Nov. l8.-rhe police have
arrested kid" HuDBell, alias Buffalo
Kid, charged with assaulting and rob
bling Mts. Il. +. Mack, OF Detroit, Sep
iomber 20, Ia state room Of sleeper
on n Wabash trsin. when tie gratped
a email aaicbel containing money nni
ewolty. Mrf. Mack grapplei with
MIN. lie pulled her from the state
room to the platform Of the car, beating
her brutality. Mrs. Mack hung on 10
MIN, but no managed to break away
anu escape. Mrs. Mack has Identified
Hubbelpe photograph.
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KEY Wrsr, Fla,

NV. ~, 1870,
Much alarm exists In oiilolLl circles
IN consequence VI the confirmation OF
a Iumor that tho chief OF the insurg.
ents, Maxine domez,ls now i've hours
distant from the headquarters OF
Maftinez do Campos, near the village
OF Clara. The eldest son Of General
Camps, accompanied by an inspector
Of the artillery, has today reconnoit-
cred on horseback the outskirts OF
Havana, locating the strategic polnts
where will be placed the new baiterie,
OF heavy ktupp cannon which will
shortly arrive thero and will be en-
ployed In seige OF the city.
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A POINT ron NAVAL EXPERTS.
Tho Location Of th. Hams Ia q nattis-
shin.

WASHING TON, Nov. ia board
composed Of Itear Admiral Walker,
Chief Engineer Farmer, Commanders
Converse anu Bradford, and C0nsIruc-
tor Bowles, with Lieutenant Hunker
40 recorder, has been appointed 10 meet
ut the navy department TO consider
tho plans Tor the new paitleships Five
and Six, with q special reference 10
the positions OF the rams. Since the
plans were drawn, a discussion has
sptung up. among naval experts on
this point, some holding that tho rams
should be placed low down In the
water, 40 ~ TO easily penetrate an
enomy's null In the skin plates, while
others contend that 1t should be placed
as 10 strike the armor belt, thereby
crushing In tho side OF the enemy
and At the same time avoiding the
danger OF becoming fixed fast in the
hull and being carried down with the
stricken vessel.
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WINTER COMING.
Zero weather rep ortsd Moving south
and EAst.

CHICAGO, Nov. lD.-Snow fell
heavily lar northwest yesterday
aud chased along by cold wave aud
high wind, came TO this section In u
hurry. About this morning snow
aud sleet commenced TO come down
here. Tue stt,eiB arc covered with
over throo inches mixed mud aud snow.
Telsgraphio communication with the
northwest and many points west 10
seriously interrupted. Tfains are dc.
iayed on several railroads west and
north. From tbs Manitoba lino zero
weather is reported rapidly moving
south anu east.
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VIOLATING rur GAME LAWS.
soldiers aud Onic.r. Help Indians 60
MN Dasr.

DENVER, Nov. I'D. q. Boaman,
lust returned from White River
county, confirms tue report OF Deputy
Game warden Clark that United
states ofilcets and troops have beon
violating the state game laws thon.
selves. Instead Of Driving the Indians
back TO their r,ssrva.ion IN Utah. The
slaughter OF deer has exceeded that Of
any year since 1871, the number killed
being ostinnatod ut from 1000 to lO,OOO.
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PERRY, Okla, Nov. l9.-Just af,er 8
O'Clock lthislmorning this north,side Of
tue city Of Purcell, l. T., caught fire.
Thrsu.fouIlhs Of the town 10 In ashes,
and n the winds continue 10 blow from
the north, very little OF tho town can
be saved, IL IL reported that several
psrsons have perlshed. Purcell is loost.
cd on the bank Of the South Canadian
river, On u high hill.