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INCITING TO RIOTS.
Slamb1ul AbIall With PlaCard;
Against "lDndelS'
THE MOHLMugnAys EXCITED.
More Armenians Slaiu-kurds In Eyl.
dence-Colleciivs Note 20 the
Turkish Government

CoHsrAETisoPLE oct. O, via Sofia,
Oct. 7.-Isspresentstlves Of slx powsu
have sent n collective note 10 the
Turkish government. calling attention
10 the Inadequate measures taken by
the police authorities 10 maintain
public tranquility In ConAianlinoplc
anu suburbs, and demanding prompt
Institution Of n rigorous Inquiry Into
the rlbtiHs, bloodshOd And Wholesale
Imprisonment Of Armenisns here. In
addition. The powers demand the 10.
laafo OF al prisoners innocent OF wrorg.
doiug and the cessation OF afrtst.
said fssnn, tho new Turklsl i1in.
ia'er for foreign Affairs, has called NJ
different embassies anu ptciOntsi a
communication from the IurHlsh gov
srnosni, repeating the assurance thgt
= plan for the reform OF Armenia has
been accepted Ny the Pore. IT'S not
believed, however, this Will satisfy thu
powers. Tho hrin-uians still inside
the PAgfiatonsto church, In which they
sought le,uge after the rioling on Mon.
day, nfod sumo shots as noon tadHy,
and II was feared smother outbreak
wRA imminent. A strong iOrco OF
troop was Immediately sent to the
spot. Tue soldiers BLOCKED all adJoin.
Ing streets. This action OF the militia
caused panic among the Inhabitants
In that quarter, who lied In nil dirrc-
tl0ns.
Kurds then entered tue workshops
among the quAya ana expelled ton
them all the Armonians they could
find. Later, II IL claimed, tho bodies
VI four Armenians were found.
The zen d'Armos, while making at
rests, repeatedly told the prisoners;
"Cali upon England 10 deliver you"
Finally many quarters OF Aiambuul
we're placErdet with botiees noting
the populace ngeinst the "ihidelf.D
Police tore down these pltchrds, but
are unable OF unwilling to do 20 before
they buve been widely r.aa anu have
the eject anticipated upon tue Nc.
hammedEn population.
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BANNGCKS TAKE REVENGE,
ThTs; son Killed by Indians al The
Lover End Of JaCSsOn's Hole
Captain smith ana Cotnpiniens shot
from Anbnsh-Now rros"'s
F~stoi.

Tho following IL special . the
Tribune Of this city;
IDAHO FALLS. Ija., Oc'. 5.-liepor.
wa bsoughthero t5day by J.W. Wilson,
who lives near JackSon's Hole, that
three men were killed by indians at the
lower ond Of Jaokson's Hole on the
morning OF tho 8td.
Tho men we're shot from ambush,
and one was Capt. smith, who pt-
ciptated the Indian trouble there last
July.
IDAHO FALLS, Ida, Oct. GA fur.
TIER Interview with Mr.. Wilson
cliclt0 but mrnger detailo rs to the par
tieuiars Of the killing VI Capt. Smith
anu two companions nj tho south ond
of JacksDn's Hole country ON the
morning OF the Bird.
MT. Wilson has been In the Jack sons
Hole country since July last, 40 lie
states, employed as a scout and courier
for tue troops.
Tho bodies Of the three victims were
iounl on the south bank Of the south
ford OF this Snuke river, and snuampeu
one milt below them were about sixiy
buck Indians.
Constable Manning and Mr. wilso u
proceeded Immediately TO Grant camp,
which ~ located Ia Teton Basin la
Eastern Idaho ani notified the troops
~ ths new troubles. Companies q ara
ID wsro Immediately dispa toned TO the
scene, under command of Capt. Coils.
There Is no evidence No tar to show
that Smith ana his companions ha d
M .de any attack on or inteffered with
the indiana In any manner.
The Indians have stated that they
wanted tho Iifo OF Capt. Smith anu
ct lers OF thoen among tho posse VIII
arrtttei and killed some OF tnolr mum.
Dor In Jsoksou's Hole last summer.
Report comes from different parties
that great macy Indians are going
toward JacksOu's Hole from the Fort
Hall Indian reservation, ami people
generally arc oriticising Indian Agen,
Teeter very severely for giving his In
diane this right OF way over the ontir'
country.
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Territorial Notes.

The K. q. W. railway h bulldog g
station house q. American Fosk, UsAh
county.
Price, Carbon county News Ga
Tuesday, Edward Cayihess WIS., taSon
% Prove city by Sheriff Lloyd nnd
placed Ia the Ulsh county jail, await.
Ink tho coming u Utah county Officers
who want MIN for tho murder Oi Bygon
McGuoch, on August 7tn last, %
Manc0s, Colorado. CAviuoss 10 about
- years oiAgo.
a strange slory comes from Hunts.
Willie, near Ogden, says tue Brigham
CITY Bugler. We 40 not vlIcn for It's
truth. IL II that two Little children
went TO tho chicken coop. One reached
into a dsrkoned nest Tor the eggs. The
child drew tack win a cry Of pain.
Som,thing sharp NJ y needle had
struck II on the FINGER. Thr other
child then reached ita chubby hand
int0 the same place. IL, too, fell back
with n ahflek OF paiu. This mother,
hoRring their ofits, put down her babs
and ran 10 the rescue. While she was
away, tho babe Toll into the we'll and
waa drowned. The two children also
died. Thoy hal been bitten by n
rattlesnhke that lay Ia tne dark, ooiled
up on tbs warm cggs In the nest.
Toe sheep mea are having oonsid.
etablb trouble with coyotes In Emery
county.
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No Cowdery Descendants.
sALr LAI,r CIrY, Oh. !. ls05.

SALT LAKE CRY, Dot. 4, 1895.
To tho Editor
In your Fridays is,uo mention is
made OF the reunion Of the Indian Ter.
fltofy missionaries In the Fiilsenth
wan; the roll call was responded 10
either by the missionary OF this n.are,t
relative present. Among those who
responded, IL says, "wns grand.
daughter OF Ollvif CoWdoty.D This
must DO mistake, a. Oliver CJwdefy
has no living descendant u .ay. Al
tho limo Of HE deaih he let, only the
chilli, n daughter, Maria l.. she tts.
married, on uhOft acquaintance, a
stranger. who proved \ renegade srd
He'd from his marriage bed tue Drs,
tasfning after the marriage. Af.er.
ward shs married. Charles JoAnsou;
ho T. still living, che dyiug ms 9Ih VI
January, 1892. She ltll nO children.
Hur mtthHf, sister o. David Whit
mer, disa on the 9TH Of January, two
days before her daughter.
Eoutn, =. u.
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BoarngN QUARREL.
One Man .. kiiieb, Another Fatally
Mouudeln. % Hs.uit.

TosAwANDA, \. ~. ,Ool.5.-One man
waskiiled anu another fatally wounutd
here this mirning In riot among
bDAtmen over the question u lDaIing
at scnbnef'e dock. About 100 mBn
were involved IN the riot. Captain
Phillips, owner Of the boats John
Graft aud May. was shot Ia the mead
and died soon aiterward. Pnillipt's
son was struck on ths head with n club.
IL 10 believed the ekull was pictured.
Captain Phillips brought his boata
down from Buffalo two days ago, and
sought 10 load out OF turn. The boat
men objected aud gathered early AZ
tho dock TO prevent him. Tho Tona-
wonda boAimsn tay Phillips began tho
shooting. However that may To, iho
was the mat TO fall. His non then cut
the lines and tho boats dtii.el dow n
steam out OF the range OF the pistols.
While cutting the lines young Phillipa
was asnnulted. Tho shooting brOug nj
the police TO the docks, but tho riolors
has dlsportod.
Seven arrests hAvo been mA;s for
ANTICIPATING In the riots.
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NEW York, OCT. IA special N
the Herald from Guatemala says:
Ex-Pfesident Ezsta, OF dan Saliva
dor, who was = passenger ON this
steamer City OF Sydney, kaI landed al
Acapulco, Mexico.
EIeta took with him hundred staudl
of arms under surIeplioas manifests.
They we're surrendered by the captain
OF tho steamship to tho Mexican su.
thorlties nj Acapulco.
1t Is reported that the authorities OF
ban Salvador are not In the slightest
degree alarmed, aud u " believed that
In spite OF tho boasts OF Essla no will
not 10 farther south lhsn Mexico.
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BRUssELs, oct 7.-DlspAlohes 70.
csived this morning from Wavro, 10
miles from this city, where the collision
between n crowded passenger train
aud an engine occurred yesterday
eVeaing, show that Is, instead OF 10
persons, were killed aud 100 Injured.
There are no Americans among the
dead or injured. Tue passenger train
was Just passing the railroad station at
MogsIy when the engine, coming from
Oitiguies at full speed, cOllided with 10
cad tslesoopsd three carriages.
Among the passengers were MI.
Beetneart, president Of the Chamber Of
Deputies, anu family. None OF them
Hustainei serious injuries. Niue.
Mourlow, wife Of Iue well known en-
Klneyr, was among the killed.
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MAY REcoGSizs ouBA.
The subIect Discussed In Political
CIRCLES so darlington.

FNa"s tu hhNutrktous
NEW YORK, Ott. IA special to
tho Herald from Washington says:
Thete 10 a discussion IN political
circles here over the possibility that all
the American countries may In the
future act jointly Ia the recognition OF
thu delinquency oi tbs Cuban In.
surgenis.
Psn.Amerlcan representatives hote
have bten ansiously waiting TO see
what Secretary Olney will do, and the
suggestion has tcen made informally
10 tue department, that IL would bs n
good plan for the United States and all
S1utn and Central American countrite
10 act In concert, either ~ 10 the
recognition OF the Insurgents or ~ 10
the Independence u Cuoa whenever
the proper tins arrives.
II has already been reported that
Mexico add VeutEuols have declined
10 grant bclligerent righs. II this be
the case the representatives OF the
respective countries In this city have
not been advised Of II.
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New YORK, Oct. TIT has fire.
quently been said OF ists that Mrs.
Langtry's object In suing for divorc.
was 10 enable her 10 contract mar
rage with Sir Robert T. eel, whose at
tsntlons 10 her were not only tho talk
OF Monaco. where II isAaid tho couple
tirst mot, bat zll0 OF hall OF Europe.
Mrs. Laugiry aud Sir Robert also spent
some poltlan OF the summer together at
Baden. The "JerHey Lily" pros.
ent In London.
In reference to the rumor that Mrs.
Lsngtry was 10 marry Sir Robert
Peel, her counsel, A. IL. Aummol,
said: 81 have no knowledge that
Mrs. Langtry intends such thing. but
II would not surpri,e me Ia tbs least n,
when her present m rriage bonds Iri
shattered, Ehs should marry again aLd
posaibly n scion OF the Brtish nobili.
w."
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Cannot right IN Indian Territory.

wAsnINGTos, oot.7.-Commisslonsr
Browning OF tho Indian ofilos has
taken prompt and decisive eteps 10
prevent tho Corbett- Fiizsimmons prize
light In Indian Territory. lie his
prepared n letter OF Instruction TO
agent Wisdom Mt Mlsoogee, |. T.,
directing him TO ses that the laws are
eni0tcad and to eject ioFcibly apy In =.
ttudets who enter the Indian COUNTRY
for the purpose Of creating disturb
ance or engaging Ia anything that may
be detrimental to the Indians. rhs
commissioner says the statutes are
ample to prevent the fight. The agent
with have vt his hack not only the
Indian police, but all thu u. s.IrOopi
necessary 10 elect the lighters.
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FROM THE MISSION FIELD.
Elders Lalgb, Jones aud Nelson Re
turn from the Southern states.

Elders 4. r. Laign and Charles l..
Jones, OF Cedar City, aud Elder J. IL.
Nelson, OF Buff, ban Juan county.
arrived in this city last Saturday from
the Southern States missionary held.
Elders LAigh and Jones left this oily
on July Ia, 1898, and have labored In
the North Carolina conference. They
report everything connected with the
conferences TO be In gooi condition.
The people treat the Elders with great
respect and their laDDrs are being
frAnght with degrees OF sucoesB.
Elder Nelson left his home on May
III, 1905, land has spsaI his time labor
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NAKED MAN os MULE BACK.
ODD TREATMENT TAKEN BY A PARAL.
YTIC.

ill.,
The liveliest pass,ngo on board tbs
steamer City OF Pekin, says the Ban
FIR nc SEQ Chronicle Of Octob0. q, was
Hum phrsy kendfick, OF Los Aagolss.
When the tug Millen drfiilhs came
alongside The hiail dock with the i've
passengers from tho Pekin In her
cabiu, Ksndrick bounded out and was
on tie pier In twinkling, not waiting
for a gangp.ank. He had just returned
IRON japan, a country that he lovos,
DeeAuss n fow years ago II CON plstely
cured MIN OF paralysis whoa that die
ease had diaablsd him 10 such a. ox-
tent ho was forced to wax on crulchui.
When ker Trick found ihat ho hal
losi coaifoi Of his Limbs NO determined
TO spend all tee money he had 10 got re-
lief, IL was easy enough 10 toll W. 81
hal brought the paralysis upon him,
Tor tho first stroke came soon a'tor ho
had bad tumble on horseback. The
animal fell In such way 40 10 catch
Kendr!ek squarely buneath il,sevofely
urenchipg anu btraining his spiup.
The wonasr VISA TINT his back was not
broken. IL Ias ouch more difficult
to tell wi At would cure him. Hundreds
OF doctors tried IA vain
Kendrick found that ne was much
better IN hot weather, and this led him
( 20 TO The Hsw aiiah islSris whete
the weather WAS much wA.mer all tho
ear Tou d. lie wAs so much better
there wnun 10 was hot that 10 con-
uluded to 20 TO Sill warmer place.
Somebody told him tlat tnu s0uth
ooAst of Japan In summer was the
hottest place not ruled by Pluto. lilo
concludes TO 90 there.
For many Notwithstanding that hottest
Of hot su .amorh Kendriok engaged In
most unique attempt TO regain his
health. For daybst = time no would
lilo positively stripped T. the skin In
the not sAnd on tue ssashOre OF Japan,
Ha got 30 That he Iather liked II. AZ
the DAYS passed he kept getting better.
Then he took 10 seeking exercise. A
donkey was secured, anu hendrieS,
STARK naked, would ride the anlmal ~
and down tue beach. IL was Almost too
hot for the beast, but kundrlck did not
seem to mind II. As for the NATIVES,
they were disposed 10 overl0Ok llttll
ltpses Of this KIND, anu got quite used
% the sight OF the Los Angeles nlau
Without clothes
The result OF II all was complete re-
covery. Kendrlck came back feeling
like sohoolboy and an much inia.u'
Atsd with tho country VI the Japs NJ
Sir Edwin Arnold. This love for the
country lod Kendrick Into the cutio
business. lie goos TO Japan every
year.
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cleveland. BaItImor. Ba.,bsi,.

BALTIMORE, Oct. :. - Perfect
weather Tor baseball greeted the Cluye-
land. Baltimore teams this afternoon,
tue occasion teing tue fret hone game
OF this Temple oup series. a majority
OF the spectators spplauded ths Cleve.
lands, while the minority Kissed them
vigorously. when they went cut for
practice. Ths attendance was 5000.
Batteries, baltimore, Espet-Robinson;
Cleveland, Cuppy-Ilmmcs.
First iuning-No runs; second
Cleveland none, Baltimore one; third
cleveland none, Baltimore two;
fourth-no runs; nth and sixth--no
runs.
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capushin momh converted.

NEW IORS. OCT. 7.-Doa Manuel
Fernando, OF CASTLE. a msnUer OF one
OF tho oldest families VI spain, aud
formerly g supoiior Of the order Of Ca.
puchin monks, has rsHou need the Ro-
man Catholic church and accepted ths
Protestant faith. by this act he losi
an important mission OF his old
church, and will be unknown by his
family. He was formally received
into tho membsrshIp OF tue West Eud
Presbyterian church. having been
enrolled az u student Mt the Union The
illogical seminary.
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ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Dot. THE grand
fury today returned indictments
against Domlniog Wagner, priest, for
apo, seducing = girl under is years OF
age and abduction. The jury rs invesll-
gating the charges OF elnbozzlsment
proferrsd against the prisst by mem.
ners OF his congregation. The three
indictments returned this morning
will PROBABLY We nolle pressed, the
pris,t having married 'hs girl on Bat.
aIdsy night.
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cune,p, while Dead D.sns and George
Mes ere, each forfeited the same
amount for tho same oficnsc.
sam Gray, for being dfu.S Shd beg
ging, was mt 'otcd 0f - on each
charge.
The case u John Began, charged
with nsaaulling Com,rissi0h " Norris
Simmer, was called up In ,he police
court this sitcrnoon. A bench war
rant was issued Tor one OF the witnesses
who failed 10 appear, rnd the case was
In pro sfess II pfcsa time.
Mr.. slOpor, who was arrested for
petit larceny md released on ho' own
rtc1gnizsucc, failad 10 put in nn Hp-
pcaran q, and Officer D. Nourg was
cent after her.
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Cambrian Notes.

The CsHabri,n society meets at
Cosller 4 Snslgrovs's hall Al 1880 tbis
evening. All members 0. the society
present In the city are requested to DO
present..
T protest Of the Butte band against
tho awarding OF the medal 10 thalr
competitors will be heard AMI settled
by tao COMMITTEES this evening,
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An Editor Assaulted.

CHICAGO, Dot. IA. Simon, editor
OF the Cook County News, Of Lemoni,
was assaulted and brutally kicked And
beaten by mot OF roughs, VINO, II IL
said, were led by &. A. Tally, brother.
iu-law OF Mayor MCCARTHY. The afialr
occurred In the Vicinity OF the Chicago
a Alton station Al LsmonI last oven
ing. Simon wa, takeu 10 his home.
HIS head AMI tho upper part OF lis
body were covered with bruises. No
bones were broken, but II IL thought
his irjutius will confine him 10 the
houss for several days.
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Visit City Schools.

The following teachers from Mt.
Pleasant were chspsronod through the
Cqiirrh school toiay by Supsrin,end-
unt 2ill-psughi George christensen,
ID. G.. Jonson, w. ID. Livingston, O..
w. Sorenson, jennie Jorgenaen, Ly liza
Hasler. Mary Johanssn, y. J. Jensen,
Joan N. Erickson. J. l.. Finley,on
and Miss Marsh, both OF PaysoD, were
ai.o among ths numbsr.
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supposed to I,ave nesn Insane.

DENVER, Colo, Oct. 7.-Christoph er
EwAld, n niiddle-aged man. fatally
wounded Mrs. John stegeman In the
highlands today, and then blew his
own brains out. He IL believed 20 be
inHhns. For three Year, he had done
no work, his wife supporting him by
taking IN washing. He heard that
Mrs. Slegeman said the poor farm was
tue proper place for him, and for this
he ahot nor.
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WAsuIsoTos, ID. g., Oct. THE
department OF state has been inioi myd
by Mr.. DENLY, minister to China, that
tae Szcheun commission left Ten
Tein on tho 9th inaI with mn escort
This commission Il composed OF Consul
Read, Of Tien Tsin, Lieutenant Msr-
rill aud Interpreter Cheshire, who acts
~ AeeIeLaTy.
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TROUBLE WIN SPAIN.
A Prediction ua-ed 90 tbs cab al re
beiliuu--ssssrs on Cleveland.

A Prediction uassd 90 tue Cab al Re.
b.iiion--sss.rs on Cleveland.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA special from
Tampa, flu, says: "rwo things arc
certain, b" Says New Yorker. GU his
way homo from prolonged stay
in Cubs, looking after extensive inter
ests In the interior. zone IL that we
are going 10 have trouble with Spain
about complications arising from the
Cuban question; the other that Cuba
will be Tree WHISTLER the United states
Recognizes her or not"
This gentleman could not allow his
name 10 be uAed because his property
la Cubs would be connscated, ami he
would ho thrown into prison were no
TO return 10 the island.
~ heard n high OIL elal In Havana
say" he continued, "lhat n the
Americans 10 not mind, Vo wall
parade the spanish troops In Central
Park, New York, bsiotp We are
through, L heard II said In u well
known cafe la Havana that aitOr tue
rebellion Ia suppressed, the United
states will be attended TO, ami It vas
hoped Cleveland could b. caught and
hanged.
at 10 openly declared In the caios
that II Uncle Sam recognizes Cuba,
tho Americans must get out OF the
island. BY Chrlstnao thoTs will bu
$50, 900 Spanish soldiers ON the island
Of Cuba. Why should Spain msbiilzs
50 many troops II they arc not needed
TO alpprehs the revolution?
"rbo Cuban patriots are sadly IN
need OF arms ana ammunition. One
day band lof forty passed my plan.
tation with only ten guns and they
we're the cheapest kind Of bird guns.
The rest OF tho party were armed with
mscheteu without guns. rney load
their guns with bits Of barbsd wire
taken from fences, and with nails"
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AItr.id AxAiss, ,hs riah.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Oct. 7.--Governsr
Ailgeld, when asked what course he
would take in case an attempt was
made TO pull OIL the Coibett-F iizsim-
nous fight on M Island IN the lllinoi.
river near Henry, H., said: 1 don'l
know where tho Island IL, nor do |
know Of any protected prize fight, bat
II IL is on Illinois soil We will do nil In
our power to prevent any prize fight
taking place there.
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CHICAGO, Oct. Fully 200 people
were Iurnvd away Sunday from vii.
lard hall at the opening service OF the
Militant church, the new religious
organization VI which the Rev. John
Rusk IL pastor. Rev. Rusk preached
tbs dsdicatory sermon, taking for hi,
subject "fhe Church Militant and the
Church Triumphant"
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the matter IL. Dufrant's notes Of DIR.
Cheney's lecture were In the possession
Of Genetal Dickinson and myself long
before Grsham ever called at the jail.
We had them In our possession almoel
from the time u DurTaut's arrest.
What will DR.. Grahau's testimony
amour, 10 NJ against THAR What
need would Durrant have had for Ora
hAm's note,?"
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u. y. I,.o.l,er. S.rotla,inE.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 7.-Rsceiver
Bisslow gays tue report that tbs eastern
receivers nKvs made an arrangement
wlto the western receivers OF the
Northern Pacific is premature. Nego-
tiations are Pending, Bigslow says.
ana an arrangement sstisfactory TO
everybody concerned will sooner or
later BIO iasds, but Inc matter cannot
be adjusted at once.
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NsihisE for Ihsir Trouble.

FoBr smith, Ark, Oct THE
norhoOunu Frisco passenger train was
held up nj Castor, /. T., hhy miios
south Of hero last night, ny six mon.
They cut the express car loose.and ran Il
up the track. Thoy failed to open the
through safe and only got SO cents
from the local saie. The passengers
were not molestsd. IL 10 thought to
have been thv work Of ths Christian
Bfolhers gang.
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Ing in the loWa conference. Hi
report Is similar to tina, o. the u,hur
Elders, much COOL being done ~ that
section OF country. rhoy were all
released on October Let, and have en-.
jcyei saleniii health duriag their
absence
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MONDAY. OCTOBER Z. 1895. SALT

the taking Of seals, and also the
national law In regard to the impofia.
ton Of liquor into Alaska. Til. Rush
oruisod Amos. continuously about the
eastern part OF the sea, while the
Commodore Perry, Thomas Corwin
and the Grant went further west.