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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-09-17

Maley, the jeweler, for silverware, watches
and jewelry, 16 North Main street.
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The best salye in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores
letter, chapped hands, chilblains corns, and
all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or mony refunded. Price
rs cents per box For sale by A. Wasley
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Buy Keystone -four. BE sure that the
name LEssIG & BAER, Ashland, Pa, is
printed on every sack If
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From all accounts Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is a Godsend to the afflicted, There
is no advertisement about this; we feel just
like saying 1.-THE Democrat Carrollton
Ky. For sale by Gruhler Bros. Druggists.
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Notice.

The only baby modicine-Luks' Syrup.
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When you want good roofing, plumbing
gas fitting, or general tinsmithing done call
ON L. f. Gallagher IS West Centre street
Dealer in stoves. stiff
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DOR SALE.-Property of William J. Yeo, shoe
i merchant, Parker street, Girardville. Large
store and dwelling with warehouse and stable
on premises Good established stand. Suitable
for any business Best location in the town.
Owner leaving for the West. Good opportunity
and cheap, for cash Apply on premises. William
j. Yeo Girardville, Pa. 9-l4-lt
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VNANTED-A reliable, active gentleman or
w lady to travel for reliable established
house. Salary $3.50, payable Sl5 weekly, and
money advanced for expenses. Situation steady
References. Enclose self-addressed stamped
envelope. II, E, Hess President, Chicago.
9-1-lmo
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DOR RENTAL elegant double room. Best
Il location in town. All conveniences Rea-
sonable rent. Also a lodge room for Wednesday
evenings. Apply at HERALD Office. S-l9-95
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MUNYON'S VIEWS
-. .s.a.. a----asa.-
ON RHEUMATISM.
Tho Famous Professor Does Not he
licve In strong Drugs Gently Act
'ng Remedies VIII Make Prompt
aud Permanent Cures Whore Dam
gcrous Dosing Fails.

rfofes or Munyon says; "Tho usual
tToa mont for rheumatism consists Of
poisonous doses OF potass, salioyllc acid,
Golohicum ait L!orphiDo. which DESTROY
tho stomach, iriitaio the kidneys aud
PROSTATE tiac nerves. Munyon's Uhou-
mati-m Cure IL guaranteed 10 10 LbsJlu.
tely harmless aud a strong teu.o IN build
ing up the weak and dsbilitaiCd. H. cures
acde or muscular rheumat am In from
one @ i've days. Sharp, shooting pains
ia my Intt ~ the body stopped by a
few docs. A prompt, complete and
permanent cu,o for lAinones-, ~ bac z
aud all pains IN hius gL1 luint. Chtoni,
rhaumaiism, sc.niich. lumbagO or pain IN
tho back are speedily curcd.n Price 2jr
The MunyOn homsdios effect prOmp,
sud positive turos IN tao most obstinate
cases, separate specific for each disease.
A. al drug is,F, T. ust 20 cent. oach.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure Is guatar.
teed TO cure al forms OF Indigestion and
stomach troubles. Piics NC.
Munyon's 'ioadGcho cure ttopu head
aches IA three minutes. Pr.co Doe.
Munyon's Niializ,r Tesioi slost powers
TO weak mon. pucn si.0i
Personal letters 10 Professor Muny on
1908 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, an
swored with FREQ medical aiyico ior any
dlsoase.
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r.r ,h. nsuon, Of Farmers.

LADDoHIA, No., DOT. i6.-The farm
eIs institute OF Missouri, under the
auspices OF the stale board of agii.
culture, opened here yesterday for y
two days session. There viii be iofly
Of tnefo Institutes held throughout
Missouri for the benefit OF the farmers.
Among the exhibits OF farm pioiucc
here are Missouri apples that weigh ~
high as tventy-ons ounces apiece, care
OF corn that weigh rsven pounds nud
one ounce; beans that are n loot longj
pumpkins weighing nineiy-eight
pounds amt watermelons Weighing
seycnty.slx pounds. The farm product
In Missouri this year IL certainly the
BET. ON record.
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~ dud relief for body a.d mind by writing
the World's Dispensafy Medical Associa.
ton, Of Buffalo. ". Y. They employ full
staff OF physicians and Specialists who
treat al distance by correspondence or at
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
OF rdiIllo, all this class Of diseases, Those
who suffer from low spirits, irritable
temper, a "bIoken.down " nervous sys.
TEN, and such distressing symptoms as
baekachc, dizziness, shooting pains In head
OF chest and indigestion, sexual cxcesses
OF abuses, all tile result Of exhausting dis.
eases OF drains upon the system, will find
a permanent cure ailer taking the special
prescriptions sent them fiom the Invalds'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, This associa.
ton Of medical men have prepared book
written In plain but chaste language, treat
ing Of the nature, symptoms aud durability,
by home treatment, OF such diseases The
Woflds Dispensary Medical Association,
pfoprictors Of the lnvalids' Hotel aud SUI.
gical Institute, Buffalo, N. ", will, on fe.
oeipt OF this notice, with 10 cents On stamps
for postagel mail, sealed in plain envelope,
q copy OF thia useful book II should be
read by every young man, parent aud guar.
dian in the land,
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a Mond.rtuI Conaueror.

No diseats 10 aore common among
tho people than sofofaia. Handed
down ifom generation to generation,
tis hJnd In nearly every ism'iy, In
some form. IL may mskc Its appoRr.
ancs In dreadful running sores, In
swelling IN the neck or goitrs, or la
eruptlons OF ssried forms. Attacking
tho mucous membrane II may be
snown AZ ca,srrb, or developing IN the
lungs It may b., and often it, the prime
cpute OF oontumptiop.
In whatever form scroful, may mss-
fest i,eolf, Ho0d'a 6aiNspariila 10 It's
inveteEalo foo ami oonqueror. THE
medicine has such powerful Alternative
and WALKING effects upoD The blood
that every trace OF imprrity Ii ex-
PEELED, and the blood IL made rich,
pure and heSlthy.
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sUrnrng CouHr DECISION.
Important TO Cattisrneu and Oiher. iu.
torsotcd Ia Meat Packing.

important TO tattittueu and Others iu.
torsotcd Ia Meat Packing.
CHICAGO. Oct. Ii.-Tho supreme
court has uat handed down decision
that will be II great interest to cattle
mon anu others Interested In meat
packing. In 1890 Pierre Wibaux, who
owns ranch at Wibaux, Mont, made
n contract with Nelson Morris to cup
ply him with all the coitle OF certain
grade that there wan raised on the
Western ranch at given price. Snort
" aiterwarI the prios 0, beef took =
sudden drop, and Mr. Morris Offered
Wibaux s25, 900 10 be released from the
contract.
This the Tanchman refused, and
when the fall came ON began shipping
the cattle by the thousands. When
the account ran up TO $4,000 the
Chicago packer notified him hat he
would receive no more hipmsnls, con-
tract or no contract. Then Wibhux
began sult. The finding was In his
favor for s5i, 500, but he was donied 10
per cent interest which he asked for.
An appeal was taken ~ Mr. Norris,
with thu SECOND decieiOn ngAinin favor
Of wibaux, and 10 addition he was al
lowed the interest. Again was an Ap-
peal taken, and this time Mt. Wibaux
u again successful. Toe total amount
now due the TanohmEn 10 about sIO,.
900, and Mr.. Morris will bo besides
comp PEELED 10 pay the largo court costs
which have accrued.
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Gun ohaiisnss Accepted.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-the challenge
ior the Americas cup by Charles ID.
Rose, Of England, has been formally
accepted.
Secretary J. V. y. oddie, OF the New
York Yacht club, tonight sont cable.
grams 10 Secretary Thelluken, Of tue
ROYAL Victoria Yacht club and TO tho
challenger, formally accepting the
saallenge. These cablogrAms were the
result Of n meeting OF tho New York
Yacht club held last night to consider
the challenge. After n brief consitera-
ton Of the terms OF the challeu ge, the
following resolution was adopted:
"whtreAs, An Unconditional chal.
lsnge for tho Amsrica's cup, stating
load water line length OF challenging
vessel, has been received from tbo
Royal Victoria club In the name OF
Charles ID. Rose;
"Resolved, That tho challenge be
accepted; and be IL further
"fiesolved, That n committee Of
seven DO nppointed by the commodore,
with full power 10 confer with the
challenger and to arrange the condi-
ton, Of the match"
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DURRANT DnPnEssRD.
fIs Now Realizes rbst Bo Nay he
Convicted of murder


BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, oct. H.
The trial Of Theodore Durrant for the
murder Of Blanche Lamont did not 60
on this morning. So many Of the Jurors
being bu,iucss men thNt, this being col.
lection day, the court adjourned until
tomorrow.
It's not unlikely that the court will
tomorrow morning take further adj
journment. Attorney Deuprey, the
leading counsel for the defendant, Ia
o1uhned to his bed with rheumatism,
and his associates will bapo this No n
reason for q continuance for several
days. Although the court Ia known
TO be opposed to delays In this trial, II
II believed, under the cifoum- nncer,
that he will grant the Continuance. In
that case the trial will not likely be re-
sumed until next Monday.
In the meantime Theodore DurrAnt
remains In his coll, never leaving II
even for the customary exercising In
the corridors. II 10 taid he 10 becoming
exceedingly irritable.
since he finished with his testimony
In Judge Mufphy's court, the defen.
dant has lost considerable vivaclty,
and, instead OF being careless and In
different. he IL serious and troubled.
For the first timo since his arrest, the
medical student seemed impressed
with the proper idea OF his terrible
position. At last II has dAwned upon
him that he may be convicted, and as
he realizes the force OF the chain OF
circumstances against him he has DO.
come much depressed.
Attorney Dickinson, for Durrsnt, to.
day remarked that he thought tho de-
fense would be able to put In the bal.
snce OF its testimony In two days OF
less. Then tho prosecution will pre-.
sent Its witnesses In rebuttal. Ds-
trict Attorney Barnes says he will
handle them rapidly, but Dickinson IL
preparing TO cross question witnesses
Mt length, and on that acoount II need
create no surprise II another week 1,
devoted TO tho work OF taking testi
mony.
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Iroauol. cub In financial straits.

CHICAGO, Oct. l5.--At meeting Of
the lroquols club, the lohJing Demo
cratic Organization In Cook county
last night, II was decided 10 give u
the club rooms. The club will now
have no permanent place In which 10
hold lite me.tinRa. Ii IL said, however,
headquarters will DO secured. INT
club has been In financial straits for
some time. AT tho meeting last night
II was reported that tbs expenses were
about 81 800 month In excess OF the
receipts aud the only way the club
could come out even was by levying
a monthly assessment. This was not
satisfactory and the club decided TO
give up lite rooms.
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IBLEGRAPHlC..
TROUBLE IN COREA.
q, upl,,d States, Russia and Eng
land Land Earlus Soldiers
,ar QUEEN PROBABLY MURDERED
,..,,.,. Reforms 10 the Military
,a.Ir. Of The Country Causes
nsrol, Among the Troops

, o.t Ain.
WASHINGTON, d. ", oo'' -
,..u,.,,on Of tue iormidabie uprising
i'f oa ,..,i,,pg in tho disappear
10 Corea, to'u" a,l ..a,h n, In, queen,
anoe and probable ues ,,a. ~ 800 nv
and tho landing OF military ' ~
s. tfn,i.d states ana European pow
Wv - ,eceiyed by Minister
sr', has psou ,,on Tho foreign Of
Kurino OF Japah' '''"i .,,an.,
ece nj Toxic. lis quite tensa'io's'
,.s,o.,inv the IanJing OF marines py
,nu'' ',' ,r', limited States and probably
h'e'
ufeat Britaiu' ,.,
II appears from these u'sph'ones'n"
..,,a,hls had Its inception through
pne "O 49,. d,.,,ke Of the newly-orgsn.
Ihe queeh -, Tim old soldiers
lred soldiers o. Colo ,'',,nn,snt Of the I'M
had the pfimin,e ,ss. Of Japan, ae
East, but Win .he 100 Mutations of
innutnce IN otyaniyrd nm
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u, y. AFFAIRS.
The Road to be Controlled By ths
vandersiits.

vAndersiiis-
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Tribune
rays:
"a plan for the reorganization Of the
Union Pacific Ia now In course Of pre-
psTaiion, and tho preliminary steps
already taken indicate beyond u doubt
that, when tho Union Pacific gets out
Of the hands Of tho receivers, IL will
be controlled and operated by the Chi
eAgo d Northwestern, one Of tue
Vanderbilt roads.
"Ihe Reorganization committee,
which has just been announced, has
among Its members Chauncey NJ. De-
pew, president OF the New York
Central, and Marvin Hughiti, pref.
uenl OF the Chicago 4 North western.
uhe'o two able li.u,enapts OF the
Vandetbilts will no doubt DO
nblo to control the other MEM
bsfs OF the committee, who arc mostly
Presidents Of trust companies holding
Union Pacific securities. IL IL believed
me Nandeiblts now hold majority II
we Union PAcific securities. Al one
ume jay Gould held controlling
interest IN The Union PAoific,an this,
SAID, has been absorbed by tho
NandeIbilts.
"a deal Ia said TO have been made
between George Gould aud the Van
uelbll's, whereby the former ~ to 10
gwen control Of the KsnsAa Pacific,
when Ia TO be orerAtoa by the Missouri
racine, while tue latter will take the
main line OF the Union Pacific from
0msha west. nud mako 1t n part OF tue
SShlcsSo d Northwestern system. Tho
NandeIbllIs have no use for tho Kan
"a, ,es Pacific, ns they have no lius To
hanaAs City 10 connect with II. snd
p,sslles, the main lima OF the Union
racine IRON Omaha will give thom
IN outlet to Denver via tho Julesburg
with the Union Pacific In control
o. the Chicago q North western, the
IAuet VIII have direct anu independ
snt hne from Chicago through TO
Vgueh ani hall Lake, with q branch
NY 70 Denvsi. Should the Wander
S,lts also be Able to keep the Oregon
snort Line In the Union Pacific, they
vn haVe independent limos from Now
'oth through TO Portland, Or
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DYNAMITE ~ CUnA.
Precautions 60 Protect the Train
from Destruction.

Precautions Go Protect the Trains
fsom Destruction.
HAVANA, Oct. 1I.-Tho recent use Of
dynamite by tho insurgents along the
line Of the railroad 10 causing the au.
thorities great uneasinoss, and II has
been considered necessary 10 employ
some special measures 10 suppress the
practice. Win = view TO suppfessing
H., Captain General De Csmpos has
published an order that all trees and
bushes shall bs cut down and oil huts
shall be removed within u distance Of
200 yards Of the railroad track on both
slider. IL IL further ordered that no
Quo shall be allowed TO approach tho
trains. NiolatoIs Of those orders are TO
be summAriiy couri.mnrtislcd.
Captain General Ds Campos also
publishes an orler which proclaims
that hs will continue bis practice Of
pafdoning all rebels who lay down
thoir arms aud surrender Themselves
to the authorities, except the chiefs.
These latter arc 10 be- subject 10 the
decision OF the captain general, who
will investigate TO ascertain whether
any OF them have been guilty OF out.
rage In the conduct OF tao inturrec-
ton.
AS n further warning against the use
OF dynnmit, >, severe Spanish laws GU
acted Ia Spain IA ls9i A. n result OF tho
sttompt OF Liceo ut BarceloD, are TO be
published here.
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Ne Llo.n.. for rrlss Fixh,,ns.

AUSTIN. Texas, Oct. 1.-the su-
preme court today hanued down at
opinion In the cases Of the tax COL
leotora Of Williamson aud Hayes
county, seeking to force the comptroller
10 issue 10 them prlzs fight loon, o
under tho law pssssd At the regular
session OF the legislature last spring.
Tho court declines the mAnesmus OF
the comptroller on tho ground that a
special session Of tho Legislature NULL.
BED oil previous laws on the subject, by
passing now law making prize n ghi.
Ing felony.
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TIE STAMFORD su.r.
VIII ITO Appealed 10 the supreme
Court by the Goyornnsnt.

VIII ITO Appealed 10 the supreme
Court by the Government.
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. i5.-rho gov
ernm.nts suit ngaiast tho STAFFORD
estate Ia TO DO appealed immediately TO
tho United States Supreme court ny
The government. TAe lattor's oounR
here, Judge MeKssslek, has Teoei, cd
Instructions 10 that effect from AttoI-
noy General HArmon. Tho dispatch,
which was brief, sAiji "5orry you
lost, but ioel you did everything pcssl-
Bile. Case should b. appealed 10 the
Supreme court"
Judge MclSesslok hope8 to have his
petition for Nm appeal prepared and
lied some time Ia the next two or
thres days. a citation or notice 10 the
other side will thSn bs issued ana
within ten days he thinks the appeal
should be perfected.
In speaking about the subject Judge
MctSersick said: "Xhen the nppesl
goes before the United States supreme
court tue attorney general, as 10 tho
custom, will enter an appearance, and
mevo tho court to advance the ca.e on
the calendar and set II down for near.
Ing on some specified day convenient
to the oouri.l The court usually grant,
such rsqucAIs on the action oi the at
torBoy general, but OF course the day
TOR tho hearing OF tho cato cannot b,
known until the court sets tho date.
SIT IL not the custom OF the court "a
displscn other cases specially ret foi
others newly advanced on the caleu.
dar, but am inclined to think henr.
lug will be reached some time In
December. But ns II oil IsLts N III,
discrnlion OF the court, mpy DO mia
taken rs to tho time. And yet II thf
hearing 10 postponed later than mex
January l shall 20 somewhat sur.
priBed.
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San FRAEoIsCo, Oct. 1.-The
Pacific Coast Steamship company,
owners Of tho steamship Willamette
Valley, have nj last received lellef
from Captain Won Helms OF that
steamer giving an account OF the storm
which bwopI tho coast VI Mexico anu
nearly Destroyed La Psz. Captain
Won holms' letter Indicates that the
obstruction csuted by the hurricane
wes iar moro general than might have
been supposed from the Geographic
advice. ban jose del CAbO was
badly damaged ami Ma1atlan suffered
badly. This WIllamstse Valley Escaped
the storm by ancnorng In AiAgdSiena
Bay.
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ton Il tue local wheat rase',nni dif. c b
log tacm 10 chow cause next Monday
Wy the iuiuuciion phoulJ not be made
permanent. This action was takon as
a result o. complsirt hlel by Tue
Southern Peoisc company. Inc COM
rany slso seeks to have the commls'
sllueIa erjoinsd from carrying into
effect n resolution ~ which II u ~
posed 10 mako an average reduction u
Is por c.at In ali the rates Of the read
10 take effect December l. 1895.
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For sale by all druggists.

power Of speech two weeks ago, aud
msde herself understood by signs. She
apparently suffered no pain. She was
n half-sisier u the world.knovn Sarah
Althsa Hill Sharon.
"rhe most startling rumor which
has lately gained currency IN that the
Nandorbilts looks s,ill further than the
acquisition OF tho Union Pacific and
this Oregon Short Line. Their great
aim aud object 10 said 10 be the control
OF line through San Francisco, and 10
gain this end, II Ia said, thoy are now
negotiating with q. Z. Huntington,
with view Of recurring control Of the
Central Pacific brauch Of tho Southern
pacinc.v
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Tho direct hns 10 Kansas City, st.
Louis and Atlantic esAboard, " via
tho Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
carr and all connections made n
Unioa dopots L.. the day tins. IL you
are gs.ng East and caro- TO- daylight
rico through lne gTande4t scenery oil
tho Rocky Mountains en- route, se,
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pecih, Railway. Elegant chair carr
positively iTeo TO holders OF regular
train tioke;9.
.. u. KOosER, q. +. & Il. A.,
Il Morlan Block. salt Lake City.
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NEYER roo LATE mo- MEND

the bad habits and
early vices Of young
men and their dis
astTou5 consequent
ccs. Young men
and old men, those
who suffer ifom
nervous debility and
exhaustion, the
wasting away Of the
vital strength and
power from hidden
drains OF iutenper.
ate habits can teadi-
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NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dot. l5.--
News has reached this city OF the
death OF Den. EatAmus Darwin
Keyss, in Nice, France, ON Oct. IL.
Gen. Ksyes was born IN Brimil,lJ,
Mass., May 20, 1910. He was admitted
As usdet 10 West Point during the
year 1928 aud wns graduated In 1882.
In 1887 no was aide TO Gen. Zoo /
and In lsis he went 10 tho frontier anu
did gsrrfon duty unul 1850, com.
mAnding y battery Of artillery against
hostile Indians IL the northwest.
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OMAHA, oct. li.-A special TO the
Bee from Casper, Wyo., says: Today
Sheriff Patton locked up Charles
Grant, on the charge Of murdering
Louis Mar,inEsen, a rich Englishman.
About tho middle OF September Mar-
tinssen went through Casper wesI, sc-
companied by Grant, buying cattle.
Grant came Into Casper, and for two
weeks has boen spending money freely.
After an Investigation the sheriff de-
cided 10 arrest Grant. On Gfanps
person was found q check Of Martins
sen'sj for 500 and u certificate oil
deposit Tor $500. Tho oampipg outfit
was Maftlnsssn'u, and In bloodBtained,
M also was n suit OF clothes that be.
longed to hhrtinssen. Grant was n
soldier in Company l, NJ Lander, Wyo.,
and doss not bear any too good q repu-
tation. The killing probably took
plsos about Septomber 2OIh, In Ere
mont county, Wyo.
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witness, and McNamsra with bnlls;
in bis nrno. Copher stabbed the pollsa-
man and the sailor. Cofbeit shot tho
suspected thief aud the saloon keeper.
The policeman has fourteel bad
wounds. Ills nose IL nlmoot FLASHED
OF, he has deep wound IN the sbdo-
men and othere nil over his body. AZ
Conner ran out OF the door TO escnpe,
the patrolmsn shot him In the back.
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mr. BurpAr. sRsAxFAsr.
v!ii lie ui.ea by usr ..'hor, mrs. W
n. Vanderbilt

NEW York, oct. l5.-li IL ptac.
tioally settled that the bri1al breskfae,
10 follow the wedding OF Miss Consuelo
Vanderbilt 10 tho Duke OF marlborough
Wednesday, November 0, VIII o
given by the bnde's mother, My. w.
X. Vanderbilt, at hof new residence,
southwest corner OF Beventy.seconu
sIeet AT q Madison avenue.
Though cards Tor the church csfe.
muny will be general, not more than
800 invitatieae 10 III. house viii be ex-
tended. Mr. w. *. Vandefb'lpt house
on Filth avenue ~ now closed. Mt.
Vanderbilt. when In town, occup'',
his rooms NJ the Mctropoi'"o ciub anu
lunches snd dimes frequently ni Dell
mOnicO'A or the Waldorf.
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EAGLE PASS, OCT. Hesitation Agent
George, Of the Souiha.n Pacihe hA'
been instructed by I1e q eral ofilcr
not 10 transport srF re nesio
c'lonis.s, there bein, 'iyh NJ to
the guarantee OF t.-" .nIa by the
birmingham people wnO nave engaged
their services.