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He BLED TO DEATH.
LAY ALI Slsnr wusng ne 9rLL.
Ills Lliel'ss iIody Found Next Morning
deceased Was Pioneer Of
snake River Valley.


special TO the Nowsi
RtxnYpu iSt.n,nt c,,n,, td.Aa
n, =, ,.as '' 'u'uo'
80 90 WI oai'mly co.
cufttu mere iEle lsN evening By which
GEORGE McCullocn, n resprciei clttzrn
nf tbia ceuntv t,.t IA. uf. A., a
- n''"'
''o''eN 'us morn nv, "h IL hiuefs
was IN MS way To Market Lskc, nnd
while crossing the public ,auar. be
saw man living IN tho VAN, ,o.J.
"a Wv e'" 'V'''
"" eA'"''"'ns 'ae oo1y ne iound that
nc wastxl net
The coroner was Immediately notI.
ned. and IN tu,, sumroo.,. i,,, o.
,na'.t.. i',S W
'"qui'o 'u'o IN" cause usath' by
am the Jury was In 50 zion aud wit
nvssoa In ut enhance, Tho evidence,
ptoduc.d ,i,oio..t an. ,.,,a,, 49,.
n...--., 'O"o""s '-''
neu's'eu was last seen awe al
III O'Clock lsst night (Oot. 22) At that
hour he left Main sttoI. X xbufg. for
n mi. . di.,.no a, IL. a.
A al IA tv -. ,,,sa.,.'' -
Iuplis syua,. 49,, 80 ak ~ Wv
rttn ht. -, a., 80 ',u'n'
Thsr. w.. a h,,,tss 49, ooo,.
bons arJ nn a., s o''
M. nos, yl,,ni, e
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ADyIoEs Fa0n CHINA.
Executions NJ ku ,h.ng witsesssd
BY Foreign gominissisnsrs,

BY Foreign commissioners,
VANCOUVER, Is. O., Got. 24.-The
steamship Empress Of japan brings
advice from the Orient 10 follows:
A correspondent al Foo Chow sends
tho following account VI the exsou.
tiout at lsu Chehg on the morning Of
lhs l7,h uit. Seven OF the murdsfers
were executed nj the south gate u the
CITY. All the members OF the commits.
siOu were present, win tho exception
OF Captain Newell anu Rev. w. Ban.
mister. The scene wAsa gruesomo ono,
only one head being severed at the
first blow, the Others being chopped
ani tho unfortunate wrelches III. 10
die. The executions took place quite
suddenly, ths tao tai On the Prev Gus
day announcing that ho had received
y Telegram from the vlceroy author
izing tee executions. Since thon tins
names OF sixteen more criminals have
hcen communicated 10 tina viosroy for
execution.
Tue MohammedAn rebels In Kaug
gu arc inoreasing In strength. Toe
soldiers sent 10 quell the rebellion are
Joining the Rebels. The Mollim rebels
arc tumored 90 be dispensing, but thea
there IL no authentic Information from
5watow. rhs mafaudsfs In southwest
kwaug rung arc slill holdiag their
own.
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Ffcorika Klinga, bolu Of Mes Rich
lsnd. lha groom Ia SIS and tie htiie
10. The match was opposi h.! Jen-
uinrss chilufeu, eefeclaiiy ~ ~ vet
wife had berA Tea tut four months.
The marriage slso got Jenuints IN
trouble with TIE cUufis. In his settle
ment With HE cnildfen before tho msr
rage II dtv'lliei that he was W rth
over 5000 mostly In NOTES, while the
as.sfspn books thowed he pers nal
pr triy to be- valued at but $500. The
& and iury Investigate aud q. result
AZ indiotm. Mt was found against him
fof ~ jufy and he was bounj over TO
the Dekt tenn OF the ui.trlct court.
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THURSDAY ooIoBER al sALT

sion was not securoi. The policeman
were backed by JuiVe Auroin u TN.
records court, aud snidavlis were ms (,
sg.inst seventeen oiiicefs. Cnl. l.. G..
q iintefo Of the governors sta wa
one ofthe frst against whom afiidavits
were sworn. Among others iicluiet
IN the let are General Glnn, tn,
ranking ofilcer In the state; General
IL. Borlsnd, comm ndlng the fret
brigade; SIX captains, two lieutensuts,
three colonies, five majors and 4 mr.
vats VINO wa, sec deLtly won ndeJ.
The troops are hlshly indignant
and the whole city 10 enjoying th.
situation.
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A RECORD BREAKER.
Fastest Train Ever Run Starts from
Chicago for New York.
ruE MILE IN 5aa SECONDS.
An Average Speed ~ Gi rs NILES an
Hour, ixciu,ire Of
Stops.

CLEVELAND. ohio, Oct. "a. The
WORLDS record breaker on the Lake
Shore railway passed through Cleve-
land at $3.50 a. m. todsy, en- route from
Chicago TO New York. II consisted OF
= locomotive anu three Wagner ve.ti-
buled cars. Tns party consisted Of DR..
ii. Walter Webb. third vice presiden
Of the Now York Central, who on
September IL lowered the wOrid's
record ON that line; his secretary, MIR.
Leonard, the Vfiicial tims.keepet Of
the nun; General Superintendent w.
III. Comb, OF the Lake Shore; A. j..
smith, general passenger agent Il.
Hsndy, chief engineer; Assistant
General Superintendent Bl0dgeu; \.
l.. Gage, chief olork TO tho gonefsl
superintendent, anu Il. B. Cock, chief
clerk OF Mr.. Blodgsti.
Tue train lett the Lake Shore station
at Chicago promptly at 1880 O'CLOCK,
pulled b. mogul engine. Every
arrangement had been nsde 10 expe.
spiked anu vii trains aldetfAoked for the
dyer.
Across the Illinois praifior, through
Michigan farms and along the smooth
sttelchos bordering the edgeB OF Lake
Erie. tho H. OF rpei like meteor
tnt ugh tue night. Brief stops weT.
made at Hillsdale and Toledo to
change engines, aud Cleveland wac
reached al 6;50Ji, or $50 minute. out OF
ChcAgo. Ths Instance FROM Chicago
TO Cleveland by the Lake Shore Ia 857
milss, 20 the entire trip, ihcluding
stoIs. was made Mt tie rate of mile
In 62s seconds. The engines were
changed at Collingwood IN ablut 20
ssoonde, ani the train rushed on
again.
BUFFALO, Oct "a The worlds
record lot railroad speed over n gfoA,
distance was broken today by the
special train on the Lake Shore q
Michigan Southern railroad, WHOM
fau from One HundTedtn street,
Chicago, 10 Buffalo Creek, Buffalo,
BIOL miles Ia Isl minutes, 7 seconds,
an average spesu OF OS,6 miles az
nour. rhiA time iDciudcs aIop.. Ex-
cusive ~ stOpH .nc run was made Ia
I50 minutes 10 tscOnJs, % avefage
speods Of 6i.9s miles per hour. Toe
New YORK Centrai's record OF Septnni.
Der llth was an average speed OF ~ Gl
mile, an hour. including stops anu
1Ls6.niles per hour exclusive Of delay.
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SAInDuRY, N. q, oci. 2i.-Thc
speclni uain bearing President Cieye.
laDd anu cabinet, returning ifow At
lantp, arrived ~ Salisbury nj ll!l7 n.
on. A thousand people wers 1T the
station. Cleveland aud cabinet NJ
pearcd on the rear platform, where
they shook hands with those VINO
crowded about. The President seemed
In Extreme ~ coed spifitH
G0EENsnORO, N. c., Oct. 24-The
Pfesiu.ntial party passed through
dicons0OTo fhoflly after noon on tbeir
return from Atlanta. Tho train
et pred here fifteen minutef. Public
school CHI idreu were pfenunt IN n
body and oheere1 the President
iutIily.
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Only q sIix.r rnrdIan,..

CHICAGO, Oct ga special from
Wssoiugton s.yG In his silver news
paper Senator Stewart makes the an-
nouncement. with the concurrence OF
Senator Teller, that the Republican
SILVER men VIII support only silver
cand'iate Tor the presidency. THIS L.
believed 10 be tn. fret time Senator
Teller has made this statement UNCUT.
vooally. For tbls reason, anu becsu-.
MI. Teller Ia the leader OF the Rspubli-
eau silver forces, the announcement
has attracted q great deal o. late fest.
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The Iron Master a, tue Lyceum last
night attracted large anu representa-
1.-Two audience. The play itsolf Ia Of
tue higher order, aud the Lycsum
company uid iull Justice 10 Its by no
means light IequiiemuutS.
Miss Dwytr, 40 Claire, was aeon 10
greater advantage tnAn In her roie In
tho Old, Old story. Her play all
Though was strong, and Mt times she
rose almost 10 the sublime. No less
artistic WIS tho rendition by Mics
Winter Of Atneuias, the cold-beaIte1,
selfish coquotto who played with anu
broke hearts rs II they were toys. s.
realistic was her work that tho picture
sho presented btcamo aim NJ repulsive,
Notwithstanding the personal charms
Of the ACTRESS.
MT. Riohman, rs Philipps ID fblay,
gave a striking impeuonatiDn Of tnat
almost ptrisct character. Dignity,
tenderness, valor--tacn ~ required
inund thor expression In his every
movement. Mr. Suow also sustained
tho roll OF tbs fsithless luke with
much ability.
The remainder OF the company have
1850 ~ "" tettSf w Nht1
all played Enthusiastically. Mics b. ldg,r
was n very attractive Suzanne, anu
Miss JARVIS, Ne the aristOcraiio lazy
was u good deal better than gbt have
been expected frJm the TACT that her
tuccts, has been achieved In an Gu
urcly different line. Mr.. Kelly was
very good as M. MJuiiaet who seeks
recog nition among the Aristooracy on
the ground OF wealth, but probably he
put n little too much burietqus into
his part OF the duel scene. Mt. Brewer
wss nood AZ the friend Of Philippe.
IL was ovit cot thAt the Audisdcs en-.
Ioyed tue play very much, and the
applause wa, liberal. A new pretty
scene, representing the Iron works, was
one OF the f'atufss Of the evening.
The orchestra under tue direction OF
Pro etsor Carl Zehnter discouuei very
nus music, sevefai numbefs beiug very
iaVJfaOly received ny tue audience.
THE GRAND.
Dream Faces anu Mas Fiat con.
unuo TO Le drawing attractions ut the
Grand. The plays will be- repeated
tonight AMI tho Remaining evenings
Of the week.
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p,,sros nu,uaIlJ Satisfactory.

YANRroN, \. u. Oct. ga divorce
bas been grained Mt. Mattel w.
lznaga against Esrusndin1 Yzuags,
~ New York city. To, 20 uplsint a.
isssd ue,eftion. DrsndGnt maze no
contest, hut appeared Dy sttornsy, go
- to r.ngar ihs Gtctts n valid TO nm
az her. There l. polhiuR In tue decree
rslsiivc to property fishts, II being
undsrsiood that this matter has been
arranged between the parties to their
mutual satisfaction.
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SISTER EMMA q. BULL DEAD.
She Passed Away at Her Home Last
Evening, After q Brief Illness.

IL IL with pain that We record tho
death OF Sister Emma q. Bull, OF the
Seventeenth ward OF this city. Her
demise was tho result OF an Illness
lasting but four days. the sad result OF
which wa, unexpected until lust DO.
fore II was reached. In connection
with her husband, Joseph Bull, tho
decreased has been an active PARTED.
pant Ia works OF benefit 10 the people
ever since the early days OF
UtHh's settlement. For more than
lofty years sister hull has
10 lied here, aud h,s had the esteem
anu love VI large numDrr o. psOpip
who will Join win US In sympathy Tor
she beroavvd husbsni aud family Ia
THIS time Of sorrow NJ IsTting. May
the cJmfofIing h fiIrrr" too good
5pifit rest upon tuu . III ted o. % la
assuaging their grief b.. IA the assuf-
anee " that reunion wnlon comes TO
those WIN have lsbOred isithiuiiy anu
we'll In tue cause VI truth. Tue uneral
tefvic.s sill taie place al IL =. m. on
su DAY, r. IN tho Fou tee attn Ward
Assembly room.
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Locking on, Tor an Anarchist,

CHICAGO, Oct. 2i-rhs police OF
this city nave beou Instructed 10 look
out for Earnest Herizen, WIN Sunday
afternoon made IN attempt 10 ebOIt
Matihcv |. Siefien,, tbe Chilean con.
Aul ior Chicago. Herzsn IL said 10 be
an anarchist and bosides, IL IN said, 1,
not In his night mind. He was nj one
iimo emplnyea by Mr. 5teiien and
while working Tor him foil desperately
10 love with his employers daughter.
He WAS dschhTged Tor making a
speech IN which he said the Killing Of
Mayor Carter Harrison was GOOD
thing sud thut lie would like TO I'm.
brace PfendsrgrHst and kiss him.
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once Rleh, un, Di,d roor.

CHIcAo1, oct. 24.-rne dead body
OF smitu Crano, Onos wealthy Chi
cago c,tilo man, lilo. on n slab at tue
county mOrgue and will be buried In
the pottefs field. Crane was found ly.
Ing 10 CLARK street few nights ago, by
n former employe, who taid he was Ia
such slrAi1oned ciroumstancss that
be was sleeping nights in n tun-cent
lodging house. However, no was
willing To share what little he had
with Crane, and took him 10 hts room,
Crane, however, was sick unto death,
having contrtol0d Pneumonia from ex-
poture, and the next day ho died.
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In,ympathy win III. armenian,

WAsHISGros,o 90. 2i.-The national
conference OF Unitarian snd other
Christian churches today adopted reso-
lvtioes protesting against the outragss
committed against tho Armeniaus
under Turkish misrule, anu affirming
the responsibility VI the powsrs Go
secure governmental reform. u batter
administration OF justice Ia the courts
and tho opJoyment OF perfect liberty OF
eoneolencs.
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Engineer aud Firsm.n Knitted. Other.
inIursd.

ALTOONA, Pa, OCT. 24.-on the
pennsylvania railway AZ Newport,
this marning, disabled car on tho
easloound freight train jumped tho
track Just NJ the mail train reached
ihat poiut. The locomotive and tender
were hurled into tue canal, and the
postal anu freight cars piled up over the
tracks, Engineer Willsil and Fire.
man haines were instantly killed,
Eight or ten postal oiofkt were injured.
&. A. Chamberlain, OF Harrisburg, In
Reported fatally injured. Four mail
cars took fire and together with n large
amount OF mail were burasd.
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KEiR nAnDYIN CHICAGO.
English and Ana ricsn ON sisis Ge 90
the same iiRcf, lis says.


the Same Iiacf, us shys
CHICAGO, Oct. 2s-krir Handy, the
EIglisu oeisii,t anu Frank smIIu, NJ.
T., were rendered a supper last Ms h .
by tae ChioAgo socialists, prior to their
taking their nnal Save from this oltJ.
81 like America" siii Hardy,
rpoaklng ~ ~ the UnitsI 5atus com.
prissd tbs entire eminent. II nsvs
been her. soinp time auu have hearI
ANA read much about the corruption e.
city councils, yet, after oar, fui study,
have conc ~ the conclusion that
English ami American city councils
hnd their way q tne came hell. The
English aldermen and councillors worn
ina qulslsr way. know n mayor
vino turned ILLS concern into = CON-
paDy NJ tLat lie could get contracts for
municipal worx In EnglanI."
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In ,ne Inr.r,., Of fruit, a,ov.r..

CLEVELAND, ohio, Oct. GA. II.
Nsflzssr, OF Los Angeles, CAL, presi-
dent Of the Southern California Frui,
EKcnsnge, 10 ia the city, arranging
Tor toe talp OF California fruit, paItlo-
ularly oranges aud lemons, direct to
Iobbsrs instead OF through commission
men, as heretofore,
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LibsraIi.,n in rarEsy.

vIESNA, osL 24.-Advlcss from
COnstautiuoplos sy Gu. liberal move
ment among the Turks IL spiei dlnr.
ScuitIous plsoards have bron p,slrd
u d the dlsappearanoe Ia reported oi
several eoitas and other notabilItita.
rhe government 10 making military
preparations.
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rio, In ,he,ui,an'. palace.

LONDON, OCT. ga special from
Constanunopic says ~ plot has bcsu
Uncovered anon tue filcials o The
suitan's palace. Numerous arrests
have bssn made anu the fesi1encss Of
the ministers are now guarded by
troops.
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Picked Up fssm . nurn,.s shin.

BOSTON, osL 2i.-Captsin GsstslI,
vile anu tho crow Of the steamer Guy
Of ~. Augustine, arrived here this
morning on tho steamer City Of Ma
con, hhvi & been picked up by the
latter sher leaving the burning 81.
Augustine,
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GlBsoSBURG. Ohio, Oct. 2i.-Two
square, twenty buildings, inclu1ing
about all business places, were burned
last night. The Toledo department
arrived 2;45 s.m., anu ssved much
property. The loss Ia $3.50, 10
$500, 900.
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nILIrIA nES INDIGNANT.
'"'S are Indicted fur Dischargipr
iirearm, In the CITY.

firearm' Ia the city.
,N,llilloAGo, Oct. ci.-A special dis.
p'.eh from New Orleans says.
a., % shAt deal OF chagrin has been
c.used In local militia CIRCLES when M
Ill., new policeman appeared In
a, ponce court anu swore out afiidhy-
m asAlna, the leading officers of tho
n militia Tor diioharging firearms
I'M" rh lne CITY limits hst sunday.
ane occasion OF this breach OF the
INV was a sham battle fought at the
"seI oi'y park In which almost the
o militia OF the stats engaged. Ii
m given TO faise funds for the
ggvnument now being erected TO
l,ai Heauregard, the leading Con
T4'e general from this state.
iue battle wasr great fuccess. hut
"al oversight the mayors permis.
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CArIrALIsIs INrEREsrED
In n soh.mr 10 obisia Control Of
sugar Zane.

CLEVELAND. o., ocl. 2j.-william
Blassoll, capitalist aud promoter Of
Honolulu, mas been In this city the
past week, engaged In interesting
Clsvsla d capitalists Ia a vast scheme
20 BAN colirol Of the beet sugar oauv
producing land In the Enuuwlch L..
lands. We.hny gentlemen have
,akon hnij OF the pr,JtcI a. d com.
pany will be formed nt once aud cap.
tsiiEsd nj sS,OOO,O0n. The land 10
question coGsists u IS, 900 sotea located
nlIvon miles from IA lnolulu.
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Lost Iasr Ruddsr.

LONDON, Oct. 24-rhe American
Line steamer 81. Louis. which sailed
from Now York October 10. for
souths mpton, passed PIsvls POM this
morning, anu signallsj that she hAd
lost her rudJer. She asked Tor two
tugs to meet her outside the Needles to
assist her TO port.
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Nhw YORK, Dot. ga special 10
'hs Herald from Paris ssys:
4, b1sheis Hinton, late manager OF the
ninWaukeo Steel Works, bluw out biu
s oaains AZ !he corner Of the Rue Royale
SUI lhe Place dc Ia Coneorde ut Lalf
Eat O'clock Tuesday evening.
~ poly was taken 10 the
poilee station. There WAS no clue
70 MS Identity. In his pockets there
we're pank notes representing 20, 900
, ,ssahes and two letter.. HIS body was
nAen 10 the morRuo When Il was
''ceghiied rs that Of Mr.. Hinton.
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WAsEoA. MINI, Oct 24.-Waseea
county GAINS tho palm for peculiar
matrimonial ventures In this state on
account OF the marriage n few days
mo OF o. q. Jennings ana Mrs.
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LONDON, Oct. "a. - There were
eleven degrees Of frost In London tuis
morning, and { scol1 was very sever.
In the nOrtb. Snow Tell IN Lancashire
and other ssciious.
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CHICAGO, DC. 2i-wAitcr Dob.
biss, sl.htsou year old, 'hot anu
killed Joseph Miller, n earl entsf. be.
cause the later u. d insulting Lam
guase towarJs Dobblns's motn.r.
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BOUNDARY.
"a, Dlsput. With England Causing
Excitement at juneau
,uO,e AMERICAN RESIDENTS
81. o,,.,lon Discussed By the supsrin'
,endsni Of the ''eOde'ic
Survey.

SEATTLE, WASH, w"
.,,an of the Alaska boundary ques'
,,.n has been taken up bViily by the
am,rIc,n residents Of Juneau "
~~,. (, now bslns made TO form
BOUNDARY club at that place 10 KEEP
,6s people and the government iuhy
snvs 10 the danger Of losing in'sius-
N. yukon mines. AZ already indi'
s,,.d ,be war cry "ten marine leagues
', ssbtp /. being sounded. The si'ua-
800, eiveu by q. II. Swlnohtaft,
VIZ ai Inc Alaska Mining Record AT
i o's WHO IL now IA this city.
.Ii england can effect an eslsiish-
mani of her claims TO the Yukon
s,antsy. - ne sad, 'she will be salts
n'd mi ,hs hopes 10 accomplish that
as,sct nv securing Dyea Inlet as =
Ioft OF entry. she VIII aiso w 70 ~
AIN Annette Island, but wlIl wave
ibat and all other oonsidstAuons 10
oflof 10 control the fich minus OF tue
rorlb. She would undoubtedly re-
liuauish all claim TO tue rcst Of inc
uffilofy 10 gain her ond hnd " sue
,vrcesis We might as well give up
nnv claim on ALASKA"
Ous smith, editor OF the Alaskan,
published al sitkA, 10 hlao Ia the city.
IA, sayg
"All England wants I, n seaport at
ihe enhance TO tho Yukon country,
mud she has raised this pretended o!aim
on the southern boundary 80 that SHE
may figure In the eyes OF tue world M
maypanlmouf. She Will forog0 this
eIsim. mssnanimously, N tho United
hlat,s will admit the claims tho u
III lief have seaport, giving access to
Yukou. But the boundary has long
b-eu established anu 1 do not see way
us should submit anything to af0iIra-
lloD.0
no CAUSE foR ALARM.
,,.-.a., a., a, "a, .
MAshiNuivS, w. pioPs
OF JUNEAU my lo,so w,
peace sa'u upei,n ,' D. y,
we eoAs. SUI ky.s. w, ~, ~, w ~
P1sslO,li'is ss , ~, rs ..,,,.
~ Snkn ~, ,,s. I,n.
" wv 1s,,,,, ~"
Tween N' ~,
ns,'pl, ,,. ~ ' Th. NV. w
e.p.s ..,,s wo,.a ~" ~ o.a, ~
unnsee,sA'y woIAeu w oVc. ,no
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49, al .a,,i. n,an, as 4, lii ~
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,.., - .an,i,,.. IT, an. y, 49,,
sammi.,Ioners ia 10 fafnish d,ts unon
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .-s,al, 49," ,na ~ ~ ..n ,a.an
"n,ya 49, ~ 4, a. .,,s ~,
v,ss ,ns, onr .nsin.sr. have
80 ~ IN. o.Lt this .un,.,
tevn N's .'
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VIII Wed.

A martiRge license WAS today Issued
TO Charles NJ. Phelps, aged ~ and
Cathtrluo Jacobs aged IS. botn OF Salt
Lake CITY.
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hen srftsed, and his only d-feus,
was trst he bought the Nengtf rvef.
from sro her party. Tho chs ge
against him IA tn OF houstbfenk NIX.
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withdrawo 90 Please tho Prince Of
wales.

LONDON. Oct. 24.-Mr. Rose, sc-
ton In wi,hdra wing his che lsngs was
due cnieiiS TO tue Prince OF Maies, who
spoke 70 Roe on the subIec when they
mot at NuSmarket gu Tuesday.
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rrancl'. Dl.pnle WIN nra.n.

PARIS, Oct. 2i.-rhe Poiitlquo
Colonial, discussing the controversy
between France and Brazil over
Amphs territory, Gays GOveInor Cabfai
is Certifying Ampha, establishing 90.
lrenohod camps and shooting lhose
who resist. The governor Is also 10.
ported TO have received u piscs OF
ordnance from the Brl zllian ,oyorn.
ment.
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AMUSEMENTS.
Tho Bills al Our Local Places OF
Amusement.

This evening n three nishps engage.
mont Of Hoyps A Contonlod Woman
commences ut the ThsateL Tue nd.
vance sale Of seats has been on a lstgo
scale, 40 evidence Of the esteem IN
which Mr. Hoyt ami his chatniiug
vito are held among the TheSlsr habl.
tues OF tue city.
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NM 0RAND.

Dream Faces anu Mas Frat con-
time TO Le drawing attractions at thu
Grand. The plays will be- repeated
tonight AMI the Remaining evenings
Of the week.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-09-18

Mrs. E. e. Davis. of San Miguel, Cal
saws: II am trying in measure to re-
paw the manufacturers of Chamberlain )
Cough Remedy for the great good their
remedy has done me. For years was
q constant sufferer from weak lungs
and bronchial asthma. My rest at night
was disturbed 10y hacking cough, so that
felt miserable the greater part OF the
time. Many remedies recommended
10y friends were tried, none OF winch
proved suitable TO my case. did mol
experience any beneficial results until !
began taking Chamberlain S Cough
Remedy. After two bottles of the large
size have been used / am pleased to state
nv health is better than it has been fol
years The soreness has lett my lungs
and chest and ! can breathe easily. II
has done me so much good that | want
ali who are suffering from lung troubles,
as | was. to give it trial. For sale
by Feldmeyer Bros. City Drug Stole