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SISTER MARY ELLEN.
ITuiare REGISTER.

We learn with regret that Mary Ellen
Lease Is surely coming to California and
will bring Mr.. Lease and che leasees with
her. The fact that Kansas farmers have
pretty uniformly quit raising hell and
have gone back to raising corn has dis
gusted her, and hearing that Gilbert and
Dore are still in the OLD business at Fres-
no, she is about TO turn her face toward
the setting sun and march. Topics would
suggest that MADEIRA County would be
preferable to Fresno, on the ground that
it is more largely engaged in the produce
ton OF her favorite crop, and yet the va
riety Of that crop may not be to her liking.
1t is not the plain. fashioned article
that ia being produced in MADEIRA County.
but late variety testooned with hemp,
and there is likely to be considerable of it
before the season closes.
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Trotting. oil class, purse $1,000:
Free-for-all pacing. purse s.. GOO:
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

NEW YORK, Aug. IAN interesting
programme was run Oft to-day at the
Brighton Beach track before g fair-sized
crowd. The weather was quite cool and
the track in excellent shape. The favor
ties were IN fine form and the talent con-
sequently were in high glee. Summaries:
one mile, Sprite won, DAILY second,
Rose Howard third, Time-l:45.
Five furlongs, Religion won, Alvarado
second, Imperial third. Time-l:02.
one mile, Irish Reel won, Souvenir
second, Romping Girl third. Time-l:44.
One and one-sixteenth miles, Marshall
won, George Dixon second, Nottingham
third. Time-l:49.
One mile. Pay or Play won, Mendicant
second, Vision third. Time-l:424.
Five furlongs. Ina won, Lord Hawk-
stone second, Gutta Percha third. Time
l:0l5.
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THE COULTERVILLE STAGE HELD
UP NEAR MERGED.
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OAKLEY (O.). Aug. l. - Summaries:
Five furlongs. La Touraine won, Charlie
Sullivan second, Moiilla third. Time
1:03.
Six furlongs. Judith won, Willard Sec
ond, Siluria third. Time-l:l44.
Five furlongs. Ben Holiday won, Sc
rena second, Belle of Fordham third.
Time-l:02.
Seven furlongs, Uncle Tom won,
Golden Fleece second. Bessie third. Time
-1:29.
One mile, Oakley won, Roosevelt Sec
ond, Fabia third. Time-l:42
Five furlongs. Albert S. won, Squire
G. second, Galley West third. Time
1:02A.
AT SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. The weather
was fine and warm. The attendance was
good and the track fast.
Five furlongs, selling, Addie NJ. won.
Degroat second, Imp. Green third. Time
-1:0l4.
Six and half furlongs, selling, Sera-
phin won. ACKNOWLEDGMENT second. Ri
cardo third. Time-l:2l.
Five and a half furlongs. selling, light
weller weights, inside course, Nellie u.
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Expressions From Newspapers of In
terror California.
Fresno Republican.
Some of the big dailies evidently find
1t cheaper to till their surplus space with
poor pictures than with interesting read
ing matter.
SILENT REFORMER.
Santa Cruz Surf.l
The bicycle as q means of grace in the
way OF betterment of roads is already ac-
knowledged to be coming power.
But the immense possibilities ofthe in
f1uence OF the Wheelmen and Wheel
women Of the ration, if brought to bear
en- mdSSe and with unity, upon any enter
prise, improvement, or project for the
good OF the country, is not yet appreci-
ated nor fully estimated.
These wheelmen and wheelwomen
form new party" the personnel of
which is moro heterogeneous and is in
touch with more numerous and varied
phases of society than any unorganiZed
organizatiOn-if we may be allowed the
paradoX-ever known.
PRACTICAL EDUCATION.
Chico Chronicle Record
Put more OF the practical in education,
employ teachers who know something OF
general business principles, OF common
law and OF government. Devote an hour
or so day in public schoals to household
topice. Thus will the child be better
equipped to battle with the world. than
had It's time in school been entirely given
over to the study OF books.
STATE GOVERNMENT.
Redland Facts.l
1t is to be regretted that the builders of
our State Constitution chose to follow the
pattern of local government set by Vir-
ginia, and in modified form by Penn
sylvania. instead OF that set by Massa-
chusetts and other New England States.
The Virginia idea was Tor the county to
be the unit OF government, while tue
Massachusetts idea made the town the
unit. Under the township meetings OF
Massachusetts the people are i'll close
touch with the management of public
affairs; in Virginia they are little farther
removed, yet not to the extent of being
highly detrimental to democratic govern
ment, because the Virginia counties are
small. But when it came to ENGRAVING
tn @ Virginia idea in Western States, the
form of government lost much of it
democracy, because the counties were
empires in themselves and the people
were correspondence removed from the
government This spread of the Virginia
idea of local government in the W est mas
reached about It's worst idea IN California,
where it has come to be fact that almost
every official from school trustee and
road overSeer to Governor, is no sooner
in office than he forgets that he is invested
with power TO execute the will of the
people, and imagines that he is vested
with those rights which were possessed
by the French Counts, whose petty prov
inces gave US the word county. California
government is too far removed from the
people. Is it not about time we were get
ting back TO democratic principles!
SISTER MARY ELLEN.
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KANSAS CITY Mo-, Aug. 1.-The pub
lie had away the worst of il to-day. as
only one favorite came home first, Brown
Dick, in the third race. Summaries:
Six furlongs, John R. won, Elmo Sec
ond, Joe New berger third. Time-l:204.
Five and half furlongs, Bridget won,
Willie l.. second, Gus Strauss third.
Time-l:l2t.
Seven furIongs. Brown Dick won, Mo-
mus second, Monk Overton third. Time
lisa.
Six furlongs. Mamie S. won, Corncob
second, Bob Clampett third. Time-l:l9I
Six furlongs, Victor B. Won, West
brook second, Kansas Girl third. Time
LOO
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1.-Summaries: Six
furlongs, Gold Coin won, Vulture Sec
ond, Ernest Gilmore third. Time-l:l6.
Four and a half furlongs, Ozark, Jr. d,
won, j. w. Levy second. Carver third
Time-0:57.
Seven and a half furlongs, Empera
won. Tartarian second, Rey Del Mar
third. Time-l:344.
Six furlongs, Rachael McAllister won,
Gamecock second. Sallie Mcmillan third.
Time-l:l64.
Five and half furlongs, Sumatra won,
Fischer second, Leaseman third. Time
-l:094.
Six furlongs, Ellen won, Trenton Sec
ond. Dora Ii. Wood third. Time-l:l53.
AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA On. ", Aug. I.-Sum-
maTies: Five and half furlongs, walk
over for Clifford with I'D pounds, Perkins
up.
Mile and furlong, Dorian won, Logan
second, Sandowne third. Time-I:59.
Five furlongs, Diaka won, FIorre sec
ond, Regent Royal third. Time-1:02a.
One mile, Song and Dance won, Ali
Over second, Silk Gown third. Time
1:442.
Hurdle. one and one-twelfth miles.
Caracas won, Southerner second, Wood
ford third. Time-2:5f.
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VOICE OF THE PRESS.

Expressions From Newspapers of In.
terror California.
Fresno Republican.
Some of the big dailies evidently find
1t cheaper to till their surplus space with
poor pictures than with interesting read
ing matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-22

Munyon's Rhsuma,i.m Cure seldom
fnil- 10 r''ieve In ouo q h ea hours. ami
cur IN few DAYS. Pficp . cen r.
Munyon's Dy-ponsla Cure 10 guaran.
teod to ire all form u indigo iion aud
stomach tfouh o.. Price 20 cents.
Munyon's lIoidache Cure stop, head.
ache ~ three m nutos. rfce % cent.
MUNYON'S Liver Cure rrsc head
ache. billo1-nrss. ! uudics. con tlpation
snd al liver ease. Price IS cents.
Munyon's Kidney q 70 speedily cures
pains In tho rack. loins ur groins and
all forms u kidney disease. Price %
cent?.
Munyon'. bod Cure oradca o. all
impurities OF the III vol. Price 20 cent q.
Munyon's Cold Cure proven pneu-
monia ant bie.kS up q cold In Tow
hours. Price % cents.
Munyon's Cough Cure stop, coughs
night swcai-. al ay- soreness aud speedily
h. ais tho lung. Price - cents.
Munyon's Cntarrh Remedies poyer
fail. Tho Canrrh Curo-urice - cen -
efadica IS the disease from The system,
aud the ,atsrrh 7 bile s--prlco - GEMS
cleanse m heal the arts.
Mum ou'a Homeopathic Rom dy
Company puts up a sopiao spec flo Tor
each disease. suid Uy. all druggis =,
mostly for 20 cen Ha b. tls.
persont II 10 tsfs 10 Professor Munyon,
1908 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
answered with fec medical advice for
any disease.
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Territorial Notes.

Cohlvlllo Time: Coal teams from
salt Lake CITY, Ogden aud other
,laees continue 10 come 10 C1alvills In
feAl numbers. aud ~ winter hp-
pfltohes tue number viii Increase.
Weber coal IL coming more anu more
In demand.
Manti Messenger Burton futile, the
young son OF Luther Futile, hau very
narrow escape from death on Saturday
evening. rhe lal gvt GU n morse 10 tidv
10 the neld, some Jour blocks west VI
hh home, and " seems the borse be-
came Tighten d and rEn away, throw
lux tue b y II. Alter al uuusuaI At
fence ilom hume, the boy,' parents b.
osme alarmed znd Instituted n srAio
Afrf an hour or ~ the morse was
lOund standing Mt the bAss Of tue
ieuctj inside the fence, partially
covered With willows, lay the unoOn.
telOus bow, all but us,u. He was taken
home anu medical assistance rsndsfsd
him. Hnd al this time 10 IN n lair way
TO recovery.
Brigham City BualeE A gentle
man Iepr ,tntiug an extensive whols-
,als fruit house OF tho ,ast was 10
brKhhm wy This week aud was
shown atguud by VIM. wrightsD. II.
said no never saw superior Ieafs and
ounces than whsI he found Iirht here
~ Brigham. lilo was ast nithed al
our straw berries ana other fruits. lie
would have placed an orJor Ut once Tor
y uain load OF lfuit n u could have
been furnished him In car load lots.
such nIms never deal In smaller quan.
t1lts. Tens Of Thousands OF young
Trees are being planted In this vicinity,
sou aiew years Brigham citizens viii
ns able 10 triDg thousands Of dpllAa
lhlo the city by their being abs TO cap.
lure anu MI many such orders. But
a. Present ltuit hefeabouis Ia Iaissf on
700 small n scale for real prof ahlo
th,pmonl. In very icw yesrs thia
wiz beoho OF the best fruit countries
unIvE tue sun.
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NEWS OF The WEST.
ls,,utI,e Kept Out Of Church BY a
BulldOs end Club.
GRAIN 40 ONE WILL rnnEsH'
cru.hed Under a car-'ne n','""
C,n.olldaliOn-Leii Him wan
the BabJ-Nolss.

,y,.i R,bissjn, one Of the nf.i
,,c.ps 20 tst loot ON tue present
-, an Fiuncsco, Cal, b.vins
~, his llfsI voyage 10 tns. PSI. ~
40 dlsu there GA bA1ufday az the ass
.. " ysAfs.
~. yohD, K,n,as, News ELDER
A .d.f,,n anu kIfkman, Oftno nhlhh'
snuteb. started iOr the northern pAf'
~ Inc ,1uuty Tuesday aiIotno1p, on -
,..,on t,.f. They viii be absent =
.sr1 on Ten days. May the boys COM
nus 10 do good, ~ uuf buss wisnss.
Nu. owe Campbell, Of Ban Fran
10 i'm her husband 10 mlnd TIE
Sanynn Ftday last, whils sue wont
.s,Sntny. she hss not Teturned tlncr,
atins hubbard SSH hAe sule rhbr q
=, iha infant while no has ig,tituted a
ss.teb "A 10 MS vines hsfssbou,s.
N,at Atmons, In Xmas county,
r.i nfs ,ignt stacks OF grain that Nv
,n,.,hina vfsw will tackle because II
,.tnpuaht dangerous tXplolivcs have
,ssn oDucealed therein. Two crows
,t,l,d 20 thfasn out the grain but quit.
A. the owner IN unable 10 gts u
ih,s.brd he l. purchasing lot OF h ogs,
winch he will turn into The stacks.
Harry Persglns, q brakeman on q
Wotk train, met with . shocEing Acei-
dsnt al Tracy, Cal, Saturday evening.
IA was about 10 couple Hat oAts ana
Ior some reason threw the air GU,
which suddenly slackened the spsed
n the tfaln aud threw him on anu
under tue wi erls msthing his shi ul-
aet, The wheel stayed on his shoul
der, holding him under for several
ml'ui,s, and fatally iniuring hiu.
lac has u wife aud young bAbr.
The congregation Of the Seventh
day Advenlitts In fresno, Cal, were
loeksl out u their church sunday and
htlI services ia the Salvation Amy
taifsek.. The doors were locked ny
Moses J. Church, who eat inside with
aclub snd a savage dog aud threatened
injury to auy who should eusr. ar.
Cuufcn has n finaucial interest "a tue
uuilsing, having given $4,000 to.
wards liz erection, aud II 10 over this
that the trouble arose.
Regarding tho proposed consolida.
Il u VI the Union aud Central Pacific
railways under government msBag,-
ment, II Is stated In San Francisco
ina, such combination has the oppoti.
ton q. +. Huntington aud oIhsT
Southern Pacific officials. OutsiJc Of
ibis, however, II IN said the plan OF
consolidation seems to meet with gen.
tfal approval, anu II 10 underetoo1 that
Il will meet with much less opposition
from the Union Psciils than from the
Southern Paoinc. IL Ia said that tue
Union Pacific phatrhOidsTa havs be.
come thoroughly tired Of seeing IT, fiic
diverted from ths Genital Pacific ~
the Sunset route and shared east u
q den by lateral roads. The interests
oit4e Union Pacific shateh oidsrs, 10 10
nii, would bs benefited rather than
suffer from the consolidation, Tor such
a liue cjuld command business which
would recall the palmy days OF IT,
greatest successes
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Memory lisa little trsschorous now
anu lhen, anu causes Quo to forge
some things worth remembering, un.
Ie,s orc has al experiences like that
which came /, Mr.. ID. Il. East, Moi.
i.'Ps Greet, W.. who say,; al had
neeh suneting for yeRrs with a torpid
IiVeF anu found no relief until tOnk
. mmons LAYER Regulator when was
entirely relieved OF my tr upts. /
ever intend being without 5immons
u ivtr ReRul, tur.p
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~ you have duh AM heavy pal"
10 iot, head ami about tho sysI;i ~
h,s'tils are frequently stop ed az
alu 'nllowei by dsAar, eEblo OIL
snalg ; " soreusss in Tho nose ard
uIsell"g from the nosifil. Ia O,tsn tx-
p',,ence1j " you are very sensitive l.
n.lu 10 tue head accompanied with
healAohti ihen you msy he aurs you
naVe ca'Arr' ;sni sh uld (lmmedlalely)
1 rlofi to Eye Cream b ALA for cure.
ine foniedy will give instant relief
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ra'ks' Sure Cure for the liver and
sluneys cures rheuuiati,m. For sale
'na Dfus Ca o
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MUNYON'S REMEDIES
Act Almost Instantly ami Cure
Permanently.

WHY PAY rig FEES TO DOCTORS
WHEY YOU CAN CURE YOUR.
sELF WITH a 25-UEN = BOTTLE
or MUNYON'S IMPROVED
HOMoEOPAIH.C REMhDihs.
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Emmett G.. Jones,
PRACTICABLE Printer
Office 9O4 E ST., Washington, D. G.
Nea tness. Promptness, Fair Prices.
A LIBERAL ORGAN OFFER.

That there has been revolution III
the manufacture Of Organs and Pianos
is evinced by the current offer OF Cor
nish 81 Co., the we'll known manufact-
urers of Washington. n. }. For the
next 60 days thew offer TO sell an organ
or s42. so, which a short time ago
would have been considered a desirable
bargain at $500. " it'll this they offer
terms of credit that are sure to meet
with the approval of every fair-minded
person. Cornish Il Co. are the largest
makers of Pianos and Organs in the
world selling direct from the factory to
the home. Since the conception OF this
great business. nearly thirty years ago,
they have been fighting the method OF
selling instruments through agents and
dealers. their plan being to give the
enormous profits usually retained 10y
the tradesman to the buyer. Their
efforts to place first class Instruments
within the reach Of all. at manufacture
er'S prices and the most liberal terms,
deserves the highest conn. endation.
Every one who is contemplating the
purchase of al Organ Or Piano, should
get the catalogue issued by this firm.
IT illustrates and describes all the latest
and best designs of Organs and Pianos
with prices and special offers that are
sure to prove profitable. They general
~ offer 10 send to it free to all WhoWrite
and mention the BEE.
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AN EMBARRASSING MATTER.
The Governments Finds at Low Ebb to
Meet Obligations.

The Governments Finds at Low Ebb to
Meet Obligations.
Washington, Oct 9-The Treasury
Department is confronted with an en-
barrassing matter in the necessity for
providing funds to meet obligations of
the Government growing out of it's rela-
tions to the Pacific railroads. Within
the next few months there will fall due
SS,640,000 Of bonds issued on account of
these railroads. They are as follows:
November 6-Kansas Pacific bonds
$4,000.
January Central Pacific. $1,000, 900;
Kansas Pacific, 81, 440, 900; Central branch
Union Pacific. $4,000.
February 1-Union Pacific, 1920, 600
Notice has already been given that
the $4,000 due on November / will be
paid on that date, but the payments In
January and February are more serious
questions. These amounts, 1t is under
stood, were not included in Secretary
Carlisle's calculations upon which he
based his estimates of receipts and ex-
penditures for the current year, and II
some way could be found to obviate the
necessity Of isbursing that amount OF
cash 1t would be gladly welcomed The
Secretary will doubtless recommend in
his report to Congress that legislation
be passed by which the bonds can be re-
funded at q lower rate of interest. But
the very brief period which VIII inter
vene between the date of the assem-
bling Of Congress and that Of the matur-
ity Of the bonds, as well as the OPPOSE
ton which any proposition respecting
the Pacific railroads debt always evokes
precludes the possibility Of anything be-
ing accomplished that will relieve the
Treasury situation.
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To Save His Child,

Scranton, N. Y, Oct. Sd. P. RocnA
a printer. yesterday afternoon shot his
wife twice. once ir the head and once
in the abdomen, and then blew out his
brains He died instantly. but his wife
Is still living in I precarious condition
at Lackawanna Hospital. A little over
a year ago Mrs. Roche went to the oao'
and her husband, after vainly trying TO
reform her. took to drink. He sought 10
have his little girl, their only child
grow up in a pure element ana the
troubles Of the pair grew out OF his Ell
forts to save the little one. A Few
months ago he beat the woman, was ar
rested for it, and a week ago was re-
leased from Jail.
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Hawaii's Government.

Chicago, Oct. 9.-Julian d. Hyne, edi-
for of the Hawaiian, who is at present
IN this city, in an interview said: With
in eight months the Hawaiian republic
will be oyerthrown and Princess Kaiu-
lani a niece Of Queen Liliuokalani, will
be made Queen Of the island. Every
body is sick Of the new republic, ana IL
is recognized In Hawaii that the mon
archy will be restored. The officials OF
the present Government acknowledge by
their own statements that they have oeen
running behind at the rate OF $4,000 per
month since they began. In other words
they are $685., 900 more in debt now than
at the time of the establishment OF the
republic. Since March they have been
unable to pay their bills for current e1-
penses."
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A TEST CASE.
The Managers of the Prize Fighters Arrest
cd in

The Managers of the Prize Fighters Arrest
ed in Texas.
Dallas, Tex, Oct 9.-W. K. Wheelock,
secretary Of the Florida Athletic Club;
William A Brady. manager for Corbett.
and Martin Julian, manager for Fstz-
simmons, were arrested yesterday and
gave bail to appear before the Thavis
County Grand Jury. 1t is understood
that the object of the prosecution is to
secure evidence against Dan A. Stuart,
president of the Florida Athletic Club,
sufficient to indict him for conspiracy to
commit a felony. There is also a war
rant out for Joe Vendig, which will be
served upon him when he arrives here.
Where the Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight
will be pulled off is still q matter OF
conjecture.
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$4,000 Paid on Forged Checks.

Chicago, Oct. 9.-Two forgers, who are
said to be members of noble family Of
Sweden. were locked up last night.
They have been posing as agents for
the Illinois Humane Society for four
months, and it is said they have secured
more than $4,000 by bogus checks.
Their names are E. G. and Tom Ehs-
tromer.
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mr.. Talmape's New Charge.

washington, Oct 9.-Rey. DR.. 7. De
Wit Talmage and his two daughters ar
rived In Washing on YESTERDAY Dr'
Talmage attended a meeti~s OF tne res
bytery of Washington city, at which ne
was formally received as co-pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church or TINS
CITY. The installation ceremonies WIZ
he held on the evening OF the Z3d inst
DIR. Talmage will preach his first sermon
Sunday, October III.
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prv6ea is the guest of Rev. F
..;-of the 18th street Presbyterian
.ch.
Nm. . Mayes, of the Pension
Fs, me Of the most complete
ID, I'll the city.
- Frank Boston, of the Pension
I !, reading law at Howard Uni
E,r law school.
|. Ies,r lawson, of the Colored
Ian mas returned from the At
Exposition, and speaks well Of it.
Governor P. B. S. Pinchback is
mo from with an attack of govt.
i aSIs 10 be out and around, how
George H. Richardson is becom,
H. Of the best liked physicians in
4ction.
-rict Attorney POUCH paid a high
|-iment 10 DIR. Brooks, the emf
|Soath Washington physician on
Wednesday. DIR. Brooks is
man and is very popular.
/. Charles II. Marshall, of the Dis
government, and who has been
rsome time is fast regaining his
halls. Coolidge has very high
H. Of Dr. Williams of the Freed,
4 Hospital. Capt. Coolidge who
4 ,n3t;ent and it was through the
Ii d. Williams and his kind
that entirely restored Captain
sc 70 health.
Alexander Draper will visit the
"a Exposition.
Daniel H. Brown, who has been
q. his mother and sister, left
charge in Pennsylvania or
sy afternoon His accom-
wife will remain in the city fol-
months, the guest of the Rev
mother and sisters.
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Norton Social Club has filed
I'D rcts of incorporation.
.sr Ruben NJ. West, who has
-eading schoolin Boston, Mass,
zttot the city last Saturday. Mas
Isl is the step son Of Mr.. Charles
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MEXICAN PLANTERS TO HELP CAMP0s.
Troop of 200 Mounted Volunteers to Join
the Spanish Army.

City of Mexico, Oct. 9.-Some Spanish
planters in the interior propose to raise
a troop of mounted men to aid General
de Campos in Cuba. and yesterday the
Spanish organ here invited the enlist
ment of 200 volunteers to go to Havana.
and said that money will be forthcom-
ing to maintain this force in the field.