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Death of Elder Miles II. Jones

EdROr DeIerst AepG
Death has made another demand
upon u for One OF our most faithful,
energetic ut Il efficient fellow labofsrs
10 the work Of human redemption
that OF Elder Miles Hudson Jones, snd
| am requested TO furnish ihs follow.
ing ilsIns CONCERNING hiR life and
labUrs tor the Information OF his mum.
cIOns irionds who read tho DRsERrT
NEWS 1T homo and abroad.
Deceased was the sou Of Merlin
Jonea and RoGhna Ives Jones. He
was born January "a, 1885, at Hamiep,
New Haven county, Connecticut, His
parents were we'll known la this com.
munity, and we're much respected Tor
their cOnsistency and upTightness a.
citizens ana rs Lsttsf-dsy Saints.
They Joined tho Church at an early
day.
Miles IL. Jones, on September 30.
lsis, left his native state anu, with
his parents, came west TO Council
BiunS, Ia, where they llyoi four year,,
Ia September, lsi9, deceased was
baptized Into the Church by Daniel
Carter. On juno 9, 1862, they left
Council Bluls aud starle on their
Journey for Utah. They arrived at
salt Lske City September 10th OF the
same year. They came north ami
settled Ia Ogden, which they maize
th0ig home curing the remainder of
their natural lives.
Mllos J. JOuee made MormonIam N
study. He earnestly sought for and
obtained from the Lord testimony Of
the truth. He was dlligsn, ssarcher
OF the revelations OF the Lord both
ancient anu modern. he acquired
useful information also on many suit.
lectn from every legitimate source at
mis- command. He lEbored uously
10 qualify himself for any positlon he
would be ehlled ~ MI In the Church OF
God. He iusideTsd himself "mInuto
man" sud was always ready h To.
rTond TO tue calls OF the servants VI
the Lori to perform any duty required
Of him.
In 1858 be went as assistant CAPTAIN
10 Omaha, Nsn., u pilot company of
cmigranu i!Om ,hs, point 20 Utah.
Among them ~ sre number of Saints
mo sailed from LJnion, England.
snd whirn composed the Mormon
hThss bshi, On thsir arrival In tnis
Territory hey located In Ogden, That
mission be filled faithfully aud 10 the
rntIte subtraction OF the authorities OF
the Church.
On JRput'y %, 1864, he married
Ann Elizsbrsr, daughter OF David
Rollins sua NsrY Ann ChArrs,ts RoI.
las, VINO bufh iin four sons and one
daughter, all { whom are living, The
ceremony vas pgTlUrmed Mt ~. =,
ience II his ps'ents. Tho uev bra,,
band VS. present and eDhaucs1 m
happiness OF the occasion by the rich
stains OF ihrr Instruments. Tnia
union was unlHlgIrupte until NoVo,n-
Ter q, 1877, when death depriv.a
Brother Jones OF his wife, He was
left whoever with Ave children.
On December 20, 1851, Elder Jonas
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BINGHAM BURNED OUT.

where the Ere originated end on IN,
SOUTH. McDJnad's tl,cssmith shol
wa consumed aud also The Griiilt
mouse.
Qiinn's builuln d, used az postoflloe,
niiuing recorders office, U. y. oIm
missiJnef's Office and Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone mpauy Office wal
also consumed. Next came jerome
Bourgg iwo.stOry frame bulldiugi
them j. b. stephens shos shop anu
barber ehop, his stable and q small
dwelling rented ~ millinery store;
w. II. Meyers lodging aud bosrdiuE
houat; store Of ~. A. Smith a Co., also
dweliing houet; the dwelling Of Bemis
and u small house Of VIM. Handy'f.
Toe fire then crossed over TO Carr
FORK and cleared out another stable be-
longing 10 3. u. Quinn, formerly oocu.
pied as log CABIN f0r the early pio-
ncers Of Bingbsm aud being tho nldest
OF fret built cabin In Bin ham when
the district wa, nf,t organized. The
nfo then spfUnI TO JAko NewmaD's
aud AuuTcw Gfandr this residence,
wlping thum up aud searching Wm.
beddingham's house, which was
saved, although badly damagsd,as was
also thu Catholic church.
Tho total number Of houses burned
was forty nye. Toe loss approximately
being rs follows
Roberts, s2,5Jl; Buffers, 50, 900; the
Grlilin house, $1,000; b. Il. quinn,
Sl,sOO; jerome BOutysri, $4,000;
StrpnOns, 81 800; w. II, Mpyor., ST..
O1O; ii. a, Smitn * Company, 81 4, o,
A. n. Bemls, sl,lOD, willism Handy,
$1,000; Potter Tavey, 5000; Qulnrt
stables added 10 the storo los would
make shout 81, 400; Ftiz Miller, So.
OOJ; Mike X penstein, $1,000, Hani.
gan n VIII, $1,000; :. Hayes, t2,4lO;
Newman & GAudroth saloon and nix.
tutos, about $4,000; dwelling bouse
ana furniture, $1,000; hirs. Ccteghlno,
$500, besides the loss TO all Oi tho icrs-
going ia merchandise aud supplies OF
every description anu kind aud VI
which the MERCHANTS and hUtclkeepefs
were we'll supplied. rho total loss
amounting 10 about 100000. TIE
men, women and children arc doing
heroic work which 10 pen or picture
could descr,bu or relate. The miners
and nSighDOrs are Rising their lives TO
save all the property they could lay
"NAN ~ NaA ANaNHHhh'Ag NNNAl
blank and book nn1 postage stamp ~
the postoiiico aud rgoorIef'. Office.
+. W. Quinn sAid hu did not ~AuI 10
lose bis job and saved the Rgcky
Mountain Bell Telephone compAny's
new and fine switch board. Great ex.
element prevails but no accidents Of
any serious nature happened.
IL 10 lsmentable 10 ree all the home.
less people walking up anu down toe
canyon without any place ~ lay their
heads. II. Il, Quinn opened the Cath.
ole church aud has some families
temporarily sheltered there. O.heu
have thrown thoir houses open and
places Ut every description are being
rapidly fliled. This good people OF
Bingham aTe doing everything IN their
power TO alleviate tho sulering OF tie
homeless. A. this tins everything 10
quiet rave ana except the sentry or
guards who're watching tho shoulder
Ing emtsfs that they do not spTo d any
further. a pefeOg cannot describe the
roads up anu down tue canyon the
way they are strown with pianos,
orgins, trunks, wearing apparel, pic
iutee, books ana household goods OF
every description.
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ANOTHER EXPLOSION.
a FuFnaC' Of Tho Carnegie S'o3l Com.
pany Bitches Forth Death.
LABoRERS KILLED OR INJURED.
Tie Vicinity Stroun with Bleeding,
Torn and Burned Boiies-Women
aud Children Frantic.

PirT1nuRG, Aug. 2O.-An explosion
az furnace I'll" Of tho Carnegie s,es
company al Brsddook, at . pollock this
morning, killed six men, Injured siI.
teen more and destroyed $50, 900 worth
ofpropeity. Five Of the Injured Will
die. All killed hud Injured were Hun.
garians except James Harrison, the
foreman. Their names have not been
obtAiued.
The explosion was due 10 a "hanF''
IN the furnace, which suddenly was
looooned ana dropped into the molten
metal below, generating 40 Immense
quantity Of gas 40 sud iehly that II
could not escape by the ordinary
meaps. A few minults before the ~.
pO'lOH, ons Of the top iiileft dumpoI
barrow ~ material into the bell u
tue iufnnce, which he had forgotten %
raise. This clogged thu top gf tho
furnace aud prevented the gns from
escaping. A gang OF sixteen men lu
charge OF James Harrison were suu! nt
once 10 thu tor OF tue furnace 10 re-.
WOVe tue obstacle. They were
crowded around the bell OF tue furnace
iomoving the material, when there
Was ioffiblc explosion, and the men,
hafroWs, tools and material were
hurled IN all directions. Flamp,
ueAI gases and smoke b0lchUd tom
ihe furnace TOP aud tho gang " mon
ioii Az shot. One was blown from the
top OF the furnace along tue metal
Roadway 10 the elevator shat, down
which he fell, and, striking on car,
was cut intwO.
Relief came quickly, went 10 the
top OF tue furi Acu uui there lay ~.
teen men, bleeding, torn, burned nui
dylng, The ilames aud smoke were
I'll coming from tho furnace and the
work Of rescue was dangerous In the
extreme. Three died briotc they
reached tho bottom Of the elevator
shalt the other riX died between
ana 3 O'Clock. Toe contents OF the
furnace were scattered huuirtdl VI
ysrds around tho iuruacr. falling In all
parts Of the yard, cutting aud burning
about ten men, working below. The
cAfpentrr.' shUp, 100 yards from tie
furnace, was sum Ia ilamts aud wbs
drslTOyed. The total manage will he
f8p.tOO. The homes Oi tho KILLED and
Injured were neHr tho furnace ana the
streets Of that vicinity were hllud with
nists Of frantic, half crazy women
aud children,
Two Injured died at the hospital,
making the uumtet Of deAd eight.
They were burned ~ 6AGiy A ~ be
boy oud recognition.
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A DLOOHER WEDDING
Ils First "hT Woman" 10 Ride Iu,o
Double BI.sstdlsss On q Bike.
inE JrancE RATHER CONFUSED.
Had Considerable Troubls IN Telling
Witch Was the lir de and
Mh.el the Groom.

CHICAGO, Aug. &c. The IRE,
Olpomtr wedding took place at tue
county building yesterday. Jusuru
Murphy performed the c.fonony In
ihe litllo room OF the county clork'.
office. George W. Clarke aui Eva
aipe Ch'isteu rode into double ol,,,su-
nrss on their blcyclts. Shortly bei.fu
neon the couple tfuidltJ their wheels
Ia front IT Marriage Liccnso Clerk
sslmonsou's deck, where Clarke
swoie that he wa, y sul Sis CUf.,-
ten, toying " tn long string NJ
century Jaigs., acknowledged ~ ~
years.
Clarke was IN gtav knlckofulckoTs,a
white sweater and gOl' stockings. Miss
Rpsnt', WIN slooj up with the ooupl-,
h4d on asuaft skirt, shirt NaiGI ami
sailor list. Ihu bride was sitlred IN
Gf'y hl1om'is, with lrggings Of ths
iAmo cIlJL fiue wore short, tight
hlurH Jacket ovcf shirt wa's',
iyWg uunttit, ,ur whole tDrprd OF
Win ,nakuI HHp. After the htla
cetemouy tue couple took their wheels
and started VA thar wedding trip duwn
the south siie boulevard 10 Windsor
PAtk. where they reside.
AZ Clarke pfrsstl the customary
nlaffinau Zee INTO tue Justices hama,
N.,. Murphy made pt0fusr apologies ~
~ thu b1nirWhEt confused manner iu
which he hsd roai tue ceremony. TDv
bridesmaid, Miss u gers. iui1tuvd tho
Justice that hrs marriage Wa 10 occur
next week auu ihat her bluDmuu we're
nov tciug made FOR the event Tue
btlde Ia feuly to the apologies OF Ju.llc.
Murphy replied that she desired TO be
tho nrst new woman mstgiul la
Dln0mefg.
II was utterly nsbbergastei," said
tue Justice when the bridal party was
splnniug Down tho boulevard. never
beiJio az wedding had ABy trouble
" telling which was which. After
TINS when nave blJOmuf marriages to
rrfiorm, am going to Tie "a hsndker.
oulef around the arm NJ tue bride, 70 4
Will mako no mistake"
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The board OF regents OF tho Uci.
versiiy held = meeting yesterday In
the Dsseret National bank. Toe quss-
tiou under consideration was y hslher
or not the Deaf Mute institute should
DO rebuilt. This was quickly disposed
VI by all agreeing that It should lie
built up again A. soon ~ m Aojnsl.
ment of the Losses Ia brought about,
which will no doubt hs finished In q
short time IN tho adJustsrs are hard At
work ON II nov,
The building COMMITTEES was In.
siTuctsd To attend to the work, and TO
nave II u'"e Win ali possible haste
that the s.sJo'ufo lght DO ready for
occupancy y about October LIST,
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The EaihJTir a Dangerous Rival to th.
Defender.

Nhw fUmS, Aug. 2O.-Valkyfe III
j. now npYTgd alongside tue duoA aI
Eue basin. The Jury masIs have been
taken Out ANA tho yacht Ia ready to
race, win the slender hut strong rsc-
lux rlatf which are TO carry the i'm
me- zoe Fpftad oil snow white cauyaA,
II. Maitland kefsey and Arthur
dleanie, LJfd DuHrayeu's representa-.
lives, have notified the regatta com.
mitsoc n the New York Yacht clue by
telegraph that the VAlkyTla will he
fetdy 10 sail Its first race against the
oup's defender on September :, tho
date originally fixed.
That tho Nalkyrio IL dangerous
rival VI tho Defender, IL cOnceuod
ny many who saw u ysstsT.
day while II vas riding at anchor Oh
btdlut's leland. Iuufe appears To be
no doubt thst the NalkyTio Ia bigger
boat Than Ins Defender la every re.
tpuol. II uUfssiBly has more beam
and 10 probably longer over all. phou,
Judging from the si1s " Ito racing
Spas, II Will carry bigger spread OF
csnNasa tnsu thu D,iuHIog uAtIies 10.
icy,
IhO NslSyTls was tho center of
ATTRACTION 10 tho upper bay. All dat
long ~ was sEiutsI hy pacing st,sm.
clH. lhyusaaus C., mon. slmoa sub
cnlidrgg went " Tao ustlrsy and gsa0d
lnf nIurs I,psiug 40 The yaGut win 10
uiK hLd iI'Giu jury mHslt.
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The Jsps In FsTmosa.

sT. PElEgsBERu, Aug. gO.-A
special TO tas AoVOs IreDya Estates
that Ihs lapausses opiy occupy the
cuaL ~ FpTmotS whence they dis.
patch pa l.EIiys Expeditions into the
iHteriOf.
several OF those have proved unIuu-
oBSsiul.
The N5uDe premyds dispatch also
slasna the opposition IN Japan IL agilat.
Ing aGAinst tue decision VI the govern.
ment TO eyaouate tue LlEo Tong pen.
insula, IT'S also stated that Corss de.
niands an increase Of the army anu
navy 10 defend her uatlOnh inlefrffs.
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nor ALARMED.
ninisier Dsnby s-nda rscIiyInE Adj
Vices TO Washington.

WAsnINdTOS, ID. g., Aug. g0.-Ad.
Vices have been Received ~ officials
81 'he state Hpd navy departments
rtm hlnis.vr Duupy and Admiral
Carpenter, waicn iUdioLto tuAt pviihur
regards tue SiiuHt.an resulting from
me hu Cheng nos ysry serious or
slAgminR n far ~ American iutoTest-
are concerned, aud Metals arc very
friendly towards tho United States and
Amsrlcsn citizens, anu roget the dh-
tuthancrs which tended 10 Gauss NJ
much oOuHieTnAliOU.
Adylcos are resssufing and not IN
soclfd with the U-blos OF Consul.lisn.
ers' Jerpig-n at Shanghai aud state.
msuh made ny other a merluan oltl.
zgna lnlioaung that further ,0uIragus
were contemplated.
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srRING VALLrY MOT
A CSwATdIy Attack on DpIsnsoIoas
men aud women.

PRISCETOS, H., Aug. 2O.-rweniy.
oye VI the Spring Valley msh arrssie d
for boiug members OF tho mob that
drove Tue cOIorod people from their
homes In Spring Valley have boon
bound over 10 await the action VI tho
grand Jury. OF this number all but
Paul Vorley and Desire Bovine, for
whom bail was presented and accepted,
we're again committed to jail. Eleven
Of Iho number were given a prslimi.
mary hearing before Justice II iwETd
Fisher Ut tho court house, which fe.
sulled ia seven Oi them being held anu
four dismissed. The other eighteen
mGn waved examination.
John QIimby, n butcher N SpriDg
Valley, has huen arrested aud brought
uuTc. lie is charged with riding
through the colored village on homo,
back with tue mob At tue Iims Of the
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WHIC1Ar ht.L, Aug. 2O.-A troop
4 cavalry uss bsoh sent 10 tnc Horn
bHtin country Ia pursuit al hand Of
Indian outlaws WHO have been com.
mitIiDE deprsdsligns In that region
for several months. A iqusw arrived
here yesterday VINO says she was cap.
ipTsi by thO band WIG murdered her
mother Aut then forced net and her
papOoss 10 accompany them. She
finally escaped ami rode night and
day until chs arrived here 10 report
the matter o. the authorities. Several
other murders are said u have been
committed by the outlaws.
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noDILs rGUSD
In tho Ruins Of tue danny Ho.,I,
Denver.

DENVER, Aug. gO--rwolye bodies
NO for have uorn iAhen out Ofthe ruin,
Of the Gumfy hotel, anu II IL evident
tue death gOll when CJmIIetu Will con.
tain twenty-f0ur o. twenty-five nsuss,
possibly more. TINS dtad taken oui
aud identified are;
Frederick H0ubbold manager OF the
opera hunee, Lisbon, ls., Robert g..
Gicinor, manager NJ the Gumry motel.
Mrs. Robert g. Grriuo; James Muir.
puy, contractor, Denver ato. Bort,
Rock Island railroad conductor; r.. r..
McCloskey, mine OwurL CupplB
trrsN; Mm, Richards, elevator plili;
ds. ~. a. Wolfe, IlHCpin, N6b.; !.
Gallo az bls. Wolfe; b. . L.fal, Goa.
EHl t.y, CYlJ.; Fet.uAuI Ffenrh,
ttrasUfss ~ ui.plu county; MyrOn r..
Hawloy, UrtUu rauilg clerk.
Peter uumTy leaves 500, 900 worth
OF property sud no EuOwn relatives.
His purunts, Ffeuon, were killed IN
the wreck q. the brig "peter GumryD
OF the bank Of Newfoundland over
rity years ago. Hs, luuus babe, was
rescued, tue sole survivor. His
rtsourrs gave him the name VI Peter
GUAR.
Atl2 O'Clock today only ono add.
uoual body had been fycpVrTs1-,hst
OF u. w. E1wstds, a Denver butcher.
IhiH II tus thirteenth body found and
Identified.
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nave become party 10 the new apres.
mHnt. The agreement IL la uilsrt AN
inp'ftsnt combination between ,pvst.
NJ nig RAILROAD ami steamship cumps.
mes uesignoi % control tho U4Its
'1Hre n tho touu -lhc.worli tasspu.
ger irnflic. The g nttaat WAS givu.i
D the London representative OIL ih1
Sluihorn PA1inu, so ing also ~ uiu
agent VI tho Pacific Mai and tho Or.
oldsntsl AMI Oriental steamship cam.
pAnies, and the agent u the Penipsu.
lar aud Odsntal Steam Navigation
company,
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An Explanation.
SALT LAKE CRY, Utah.
AUgusl 20, 1895,

AugusI 20, 1895,
Editor Dcssrei .NCrE
In order TO place the First Regiment
band Ia proper position 10 regard O.,
iis non.appsaranco yestsrjEy. would
like to make tho following rXplAna.
tion;
Ths management Of Tho eEcurslon
evidently forget there was such ~
organization, for they took particular
paine to advertise other bands but over.
looked the FlTst, whether Intentionally
Or Otherwise DO not know. On Friday
uight | was asked II we would appear
In the parade, and said that We w0uli
certainly not DO 20 unless ordered out
by Lieutenant Thompson, to whose
orders We IRE sublec', Brsidss THIS,
th.fe had been no dedication or ex.
pressed inieptiOn 20 employ the Frat,
AL Of which SEEMED 10 pTesAgs an Ia.
tsntional slight n National Guard
Day. Respectfully,
ions HELD,
Bandmsster First Rsg meuI Band.
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Municipal Pay Roll

Tho following is tho eiiy's pay roll
for Ins ai't '~o weeks of August:
Cremstory, sll2.60; health dspart.
meuI s'-p5j; water~orks department,
81, s67 b.; w'iyfmSstor's department.
S7S7.dO; Liberty park, Sl7l.2O; ntreel
department, ss2O.2b; cemetery, 1852 90
Hhoso amounts were paid out today,
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TtE FIItsr,KIAL RACE.
Tho Defender Hsd yiEiisnt Compete
To-Day.

To-Day
New York, Aug. cO.-Ths frat Of
the lTiHl Taugs OF the yacht. DsiendeI
and Nigiiant TO decide which shall
contest with ihs NaityT.s III for the
Americas cup was tsil04 istsy. The
course WIS ten miles south s1dthSes,
from sandy Hook Iigh'shiI, which
means u LrHt 10 Rbu AROUND toe MARX
boat Oh Asbury park, The wind wss
light anu the tky OyrtuasI. The V.klI.
ant crossed the linz al ll:45 and the
Defender at ll;i0.
The Defender rounded a. q stake boat
nj 1903 20 sud soon square away uu-
der all sails for the run home. The
Nlgllsnt Will be about q mile behind;
the wind IL still steady Il, IA ihe south .
west. The Defender a minute after
rounding brought out her syiunakeT
and balloon jib And went tearing along
for tha hnisl lins nj steam boat pace,
ghe Vigilsnt rounded the mark at
l!li!S2, hyo minutes and fifteen acc.
Onds behind the Defender.
the committee boat giFusllsd that
the csufse u to he sailed over twice,
2;U6 y, m.--The Defender has turned
the marx and IL standing Oh again on
Tho ststboatd tack 10 tue bsSt TO the
outer mark. The Nigilant rounded the
liRhtship At 2;0s:SO only four minutes
behind the Defender having pulled no
l minute b2 seconds IN the home run.
After rounding, tho NigllAnt stood
away after the Defender on the star.
board tack.
$3.50 p.m.-Ths Defender IL now
running back towards Sandy Hook.
The race hss been called Oh.
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= AUNNrSU CoUNr~Y.
HUNDRED. at miles tnid Waste .ud
Valuable Properly Destroyed,

kBw YORK, Aug. -U-Tho poftioD
VI New Jssvy bounded by tue tDwas
Of PUmDus, POU Republic, BrigAntiuo
Junction aud A1,scOiu, Ia either
threatened W forest nIrs VI already
devastated. AunJTsds OF milss have
vten burned over aud houses aud Iiy.
aIsck consumed ami II Ia feared there
nas been considerable loss VI life.
Scattered through inc turning country
arc Numerous hvuses, but II IN impos.
sible ~ send tlem any help. Resiuants
VI Absecom were called out OF church
sunday to light ths flames, and 10 was
only alter hard battle tho town was
A'Ved' There was hardly AN inhaOl-
lAnt but bore some mark Of the hght
which had been wagod from noon
until midnight Flying UiBdeis anu
burning brands had scared bgoko and
iaoes And their clothes were In taIlsfs.
Others received serious lnluTie, ana
many home presented tho appearance
OF u hospital after the struggle was
over.
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The wsriuicusdor

NEW iORl,, Aug. GA li,pstoh
70 local paper ir0m dusyaluil, Ecu.
ai1r says;
Forces " the Quito government, luI
by neuctnl Noga, have hBsn defeated
SUI CoI Talbot was Killed in a battle
WIN Tue patriot iOrccs, lei by General
SetTsuO, NJ Pofieic, nrpr Cuunoa. ruo
1911 Of Cucnra 10 immiur,i.
supreme Chioi n oy Aliaro intends
70 llbitAir hit,t'isu, su vmrstry u
tho quito guycfnm,ui. 90 GrnrraI sRr.
lst's army Instructed 20 uhcc. lar.
lsllH personal ambition, suu 40 other
oflieial' captured Mt RIO B0mla.
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WANTED ar rOHoSro.
Tue Ontario Government wouId LiEs
tU Dispose Of IIoimss.

TORONTO, Onl., Aug. 2J.-ft IL 81.
most certain trRI II. II. Holmes
charged ~ Toronto with The murder NJ
the little PielEgl girls, will DO brought
here for trial, The crown officers pf
tLs Ontario government have been Ia
correspondence win the Philadelphia
mrsTs, aud no official statement has
20, teen made. The officers here, IL 10
said, would ike To have tho matter
dispJSri ~ and n the Philadelphia
auIncligss consent to his speedy trial
20 Ob.aFlO, the Ontario authorities aTp
prepared 70 send a strong guard to Ufing
HOimca Asrefor Trial ~ criminal SsIiErs
the C1miHg autumn,
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Teachers Institute.

The teaphsrs' annual institute will
DO held In Farniarton during the
week Of Augass s7.h and sIst, in.
elusive. Pot Brnhsil ard Mrs. 3.
w. Slewart are lhs iostructors. Prof.
I. u. Lewis viii ''p.urs 10 tho public
On the sven!oE 81 august ?sth In the
Pennington Essewoly hall.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 9O.-M. g. Msrr'!,
ysrimasl0r at tbs Chicago, BurlinVlon
* Quincy, killo1 himss!i tUuay. Yes.
lrtIal, Rwomsn claiming - DO MsT.
rl.l's wife, asker tr-l he bs enjoIIoI
iroW marrying Rgirl with whom 10
was infatuated. Thu unique order was
made by the court. Merrill dissolved
the inju notion by turning on the gas
d Mls room.
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KnIIrona con,r.elnr n,lnr.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 2l-BsTney
LAntry, one Of mo leading rAilfUs d
contractors Ia the west, IL reported dy'
ibS ~ uis homo at strong ,Hy. Ian.
Try built much " the A. J.. x. s, Il,
railroad and IL now heavy ogntrac.
tor In Mexico,
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Us, Cruiser for sue hsdit.rTausnp.

WAsHNdfnE, Aug, 2O.--Admltal
KiTElapd sa''hU today with tho ran
Fisuc $50 Tor HsyIS, Fra o., sod iI is
ppfrIsle tnn cruiser may continue IN
10 the isdlsrrEhtED, sltbUAgh II hss
oton Euught ~ tue officials mere that
that the MarbleheRd VIII bu considered
sufficient TO protect the American In.
LtTuilB,
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stsam.hIp aud nalIroad Combine.

BAN FRANCISCO, Aug, 20.-Ths
Southern Pacific company has entered
into contract IA London whlon
makes 1t now polslOie Tor passenger
10 buy ticket around tho world from
any point on any Of tho lines which