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Probate Court orders.

The probate court met pursuant to
adjournment this morning nj 10 O'Clock
aud transacted tho following bun.
nee:
Estate and guardianship Of Liuretta
Frost. u minor; hsarlng on order 10
show cause why order OF sale OF real
ctIa should MT be made came on reg
DIARY. Proof OF publication AMI Of
lostiDg notices approved. Albert
Frost and Edwin Frost sworn and eI.
nminsJ. Oder UI tails OF real eutate
made, on guardian fling n bond In the
sum OF $4,000 additional.
Estate OF James w. Csrrigan, d.
ceased; hearing on petition Tor Letters
Of administration continued 10
Wednesday. October 0, 1895, at 10 p.m.
Estatu anu guardianshIp Of William
II. Collect. u MINOR; additional bond Ui
guardian Ia tho sum OF $500 ap-
proved.
Estate OF Thomas Goodman, de-
ceased; hearing on finsl account aud
petition Tor distribution came on tega-
larry; proof Of publication aod Of
posting notices spproved; M. 5. Wool.
ley sworn and examined, order made
approving auJ GLOWING iinal account;
decree OF distribution made.
Estate Of William 3. Brighton, de.
ceased; hearing On petition IOr OTuer VI
esle OF personal proper y came on regu'
lafly; proof OF p0ating notices APP
proved; J. IL. Moyle sworn aud OK.
amlncu; order Of sale OF personal
property made rs prayed for.
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Edison Baraey.

A representative o! the NEws
called At the residence o. Mr. T.. A..
Young this morning anu htdas ort
chat with Brother Il isOn Bainsy, the
oldest male member Of the Church
now living. the Newspaper man wss
greeted by brlgh,-lojklny old gentle.
man, tail aud sttongly butt, with
striking features which Indicated good
character and rugged msnhooj.
EIr0n Barney was bora Ia Ellie
burg, Jefferson county, New York.
june -, 1896. He was bapIzii into
the CnuTch by Simon ID. Garter Ia
Lorraine county, Ohio, May S, 1891,
anu he has be,u guoc anu inithiul
memuot ever since. He has been con-
neciud with the early history OF toe
Church anu personally passe through
many Of the tfiais Attendant upon the
introduction Of h0rmonism. lie wa
a caDiain Ia n 1u'e camp "a 1891, It-
turned to Kirkland Ia 1885, surto he
wins orjaihed iliy the Fiat quorum OF
Stveniits by joseph SmHn latter.
wards f7irg maize president OF tho
Seoon quOrum); flied n mission
10 PcuniIiv Iva ,, uld New York
N TIE yosis $500; was appointed cap.
IN ih thu kauyOu l.v iOu ny Gonvfal
Josopl Bmith Ia 1857; anu niI8d
m,tslUn "a ONO 81 1874. ur has
helgeI build thu ISttlsnJ. NAuvoo
gnd 81. George Teuiplo'. His arrival
In uah was Ia lsbl, alter having
oros,vi thu Plains ia tno old-fAsuiOned
way, IA which Pullman slice lcge cut no
figure. BsllheT Darroy went 10 the
Waite NJ unisins dutii e Tho JOhn,on
rfuiy inoileni, aud mas uHun generally
active in tho WORK when made Utah
hsbitablu u civilization. he has
lived 10 81. George br tho past thirty
Year,, with the exception Of SIX months
iast past, curing which time lie has
been located n; Provo.
Ma Lllls Ballou Birney, wife OF
Euson Barney, is also still alive, being
10 years old.
Brother Barney came up 10 enjoy
Conference anu sec tne dig Town wnvre
once he saw y desvft, anu he has en.
ioyed both.
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TROUBLE IN TURKEY.
Disturbances Reported 10 The Chief
Cities Of Armenia
THE EUROPEAN wARsHIps READY.
Torpedoes Forwarded TO the Straits
Categorical Demand OF
the pOwsrs.

CossrAsTISoPLg, ost. s.-ls Ia re-
ported that serious dl.iurba noes be-
tween the Arm mans aud the Turkish
have broken out at 5ivs, Vansni
and Bislls, the three leading cities Of
Armsnis.
CoSsrASriSopLv, o.. 7, via SOFA,
Bulgaria, OJ.. s.n.-r he guard slips
Of the various powers are moored at
Galala In order 10 be In position TO
render aid 10 foreign ioIldentp In case
II Ia needed.
A council OF ministers has been held
al the palace to consider tbs terms VI
the note submitted u tue Porte by tbs
env0ys OF tho elk powers. There has
boon no further distufbancss OF aesri.
Gus nature hero. Ine Armsnlan snvpO
at btAmbOul aud 9slaia are closed.
Later In Ia. Jay the patrols Of this
city were strong hened Uy additional
Infantry anu cavalry. Toe sultan
has twice sent Artin PAlbE 10 the Pr.
riarohate 10 coo peratc with the ut u.
afcn IA efl0tt7 % induce toe Arm 3ni.
ans, who sought refuge In tho olutch.
es, &, feturl 10 thelr hJmei. All Of
forts la this direction, however, hay Is
proved futile. the Armeuiapa declAI-
Ing tnnt TINY have no oOuil iencs Ia
tho promise of protection made by tue
Turkish government.
Ninety oodie. have been doliv.
ersd TO uiilcials Of the pstristchnto by
oder o. tuu sultan, aud ~ IL GAINED
they represent all this Atmenians
killed In the rocsIt rloting. Fuda
Pasha has gone to the Dafdanelles to
inspoit tue fort, anu torpeiots have
beon forwarded to tbs straits.
PARId, Oct. s. - Tao Eclalr this
morting declares tho powers have de-
cited 10 summon the Porte to submit
cat, gOTlcslly TO tho reforms demanded
In tbs Rdmi uistfatiou Of Armenia,
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beccs Warren rs French lady,
Judith's rival, shared the honors o.
the evening with Mia Mcintyre.
Throughout ebo acted with refreshing
originality, but In the ma scene PAT
ucularly she displayed abllity OF no
common order. The audience was
eprll.bound while the ffau tic struggle
between the two beautiful rivals
lasted. The rescue was vorl.
table relief. Inst tho way In
which II was effected was anything
but realistic, almost escaped the
spectators. Miss Warren interpreted n
difficult role well. Mr.. Ingefsoll ne
thu rejected lever displayed, ns usual,
tho Hue qualities OF an accomplished
sctor, aud MT. Edwards was very auc.
cesslul In his character Of the con-
sciencolces wrcckor Of human happl-
nest. His death struggle after having
taken poison wna perhaps little too
bret but very realistic.
Messts. Edison, Ward, Chester and
Halfway furnished the comedy OF
tue rley very satis'nc,orily. and Miss
Pollock, NJ q, Jc one nd Nj. rookot
gave ihoir parts acceptsDly. The play
was great success from the moment
tue curtain went up over the now,
besuliill scene aud 10 the end Of tho
isst act.
One Error g'es again tonight.
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Socialists n,fy ,ne Kaiser.

BREsLAU, Oct. 7.--Hefr Liebknecht,
In his inaugural speech at the opening
Of the socialist congress today, referred
to the remarks recently made by EN-.
neror William, saying attempts had
been made 10 Witty the social dc.
moeracy, but, lie added, tho party
could now DEFY defeat, no matter now
many bayoneis wors NJ the disposal u
those who wished for a trial OF strength.
Herr Llebkntcht said that n they
wanted fight the social democratp
were their men. Continuing, he said:
"Tho higheal authority In the land
throws down the gauntlet aud Insults
us. Let us take ~ tho challenge, no
matter who II may be that caste this
mud at Us. He ., incapable Of touch.
ing Us, for We are above his insultp
rhc Gefmsn empire would frat COL
lapse, 0u, socialism will triumph. A
vitlaiion OF universal suffrage will he
equivalent to the death warrant TO the
imperial government"
Herr Liebknrchps speech was on
Enthusiastically applauded.
In the hired hall IN which the con-
gress meets Ia q life-size portrait Of tho
the late Emperor Frederick. Ths so
cialists wished to veil II during the
sessions VI their congress, tut they
were prevented from uoing 10 by the
police, whereupon the chairmas re-
marked that " the deliberations did
not disturb Emperor Frederick his
portrait would not incommOde tho
sOclalistE
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STILL IN DISPUTE.
Tho Bntic Band Protest To Be ON.
claily Passed On Thursday
Night Next.

The committee who has the settle
ment OF the band contest protest has
not yet decided the matter. Manager
John T.. Meakin OF the DenhAl,s ibard
said to-day:
ave have nothing 10 arbitrate AMI
there IL nothing for the commltt,e to
settle. We either won tho contest or
We lost tive didn't win the cash ana
Lose tho medsl, as the protest OF the
Butte band would seem to indicate.
Tbs Withholding OF tho medal Ia "A
farce and is only the result u com.
paint, the groundwork OF which was
framed either In thoughtlessnsss or L.
u rance. Personally we regard highly
tho membeIs VI tho Butte band; but
unsteady We know positively that the
baud as body does not belong In tho
same class with us, Notwithstanding
he one thousAnd-dollar blun.
"D1ubtleE, our band will take no no
tice Of the hluii, aud even thig much
would not have been ssi1 were II not
for tho statements which hre oonlinu-
Uualy being made. Secretary james
was entirely In the right wnen he saii
the Butte boys should take their med.
icine like men, IL would have looked
much better for them. We have only
one more thing TO say, anu that 10 Ihis;
In Butte the First Regiment band Is
ldOllzed by the people anu they
thought, very properly, that there was
nothing In the West which could com.
pete with Its fAvOTiteI. the Butte band
came down and met an organization
which. from the mu' icisn's standpoint,
was much suporlO-; anu now the band,
like Tstted ohil1, can't understand
why II was beaten. II the committee
do right by us--and II certainly will
We will be given the medal without
further ado"
The matter, 1t 10 expected, will be
dnally passed on by tue proper com.
mipse on Thursday night next.
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Gas and a Candle.

A gAs.nller for tho Natural Gas
company was yesterday afternoon en-.
gagged In repairing the pipes In tho
basement OF Chas. o. King's house, at
No. 81 west First North street, when
he III q candle In the room. Immsdi n.
alely the escaped gas ignited amt the
man was surrounded by roaring
sheet Of nsmo when singrd b y hair
aud .nippud his flesh. He rushed on
the stairway, ths burning gas roariug
Mt his heeis. An alarm was turned Ia
and the firemen promptly stopped tho
nfe which had commenced ils work
n the stairway leading from the cellar.
Mr.. King was badly frightened and
the man not much hurt.
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Anuex-w. IL. Clark, VIM. Gross-
beck, Is. 3. Harrington, w. J. Moore,
Fen. Ulmer.
First-C. III. wilckes, A. V. Taylor,
3. A. stanford, J. ii. Grifiiu. l..
Lewlsop, l.. Craoroii, A. L.. HAmlin.
i3econG-L. q. HARDY, u. Groshell,
James IversoR, Il. q. Kelsey, August
Anderson, N. J. HanSoD, II. sOrsn-
son.
ThlTd--Joseph w. MoMutrlu, WIN.
George, .. IL. Hewlett, CA. Erickson,
Joseph Y. smith. A. J. White.
Eighth-L. Dihlquisl, Rudolph
An, A. n. Law.on, J. Il. Bsohtol,
Julian RILEY, J. J. Gttenewald, VIM.
Sh0well, W. T. Neelcy, IN. Willard,
All Ecelund, II. y. johnson, Is. #.
stewart, IA. w. Farley.
Niuth-Hsrry II. Duke, A. Holt.
Dsnuis q. Eleanor, q. q. Wilkinson,
liar T.. Lyle. john T.. Mekin, q. II.
Staulon, Louis HyAms, James q.
Msir, o. 7. Carlson, l.. y, Urry.
Tenth-Charlss w. 5ymops, w. j.
Proctor, W. NJ. Risley, +. LEONARD,
Joseph Nick night Dan q. Lotus.
John b. MOfetou, s. J. Kenyon, Tho.
II. Busby, Jacob MOIilz, William
GTimBdoll Jr.
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ELECTION JUDGES.


Tho Utah Commission met at 10
O'Clock this morning to commence APP
pointmcnts Of judges for the coming
election. Nothing wss done with tho
matter OF giving representation to the
P5pulisls am1ng the election officers.
In fact, the counties In which the mp
pointments were maize were practically
without Populi,t voters. What the
hnal action will DO Ia no, known. An
adjournment was taken at 1890, the
business TO bo resumed nj 9 O'Clock. IL
was nearer q O'Clock when the Com
mlsslon again got together. however,
aod proceeded with this appointments.
There was full representation a, each
meeting, anu up Of the time tne NEWS
went 10 press this afternoon appoint
ments had been made IN tho following
counti,t; Grand, San Juan, Kane,
Pluto, Cache, Washington, Iron, Oar.
nelj, Waynv, Beaver, Uintah, Emery,
Millatd, Rich, Wasasch, Carbon, Nor
gan and Tooele.
II was impossible to obtain n list OF
the names, an the Commission was
workiug with tue only COPY yet made.
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French Progress. on Madagascar.

PoRT LOUIS, Island Marltss, oct. s.
-Advices received today from the Ia
land Madagascar ann iunced that tho
French expeditionaty force which has
been auvAnoing upon A ntanarivo, the
capital, for many weeks, captured tho
place on September 27th. The prime
minister and tho court He'd 10 Amb9i.
sistra The news was brought 10 the
coast by oOuriers rom NalOmauary,
September 30ih. Dispatches from
Tamalsve say Fafalatra was bOm.
barded by tho French on October 3fd
and assaulted the following day.
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Lady Lecturers.

Ga Thursday Afternoon sg2 O'Clock
at the Fourteenth ward hall, Mrs.
Craig will lecture on the "Bsne fits do
rived from kindergarten methods Ia
this home" Mrs Camilla Cobb will
also entertain listeners, having for her
subject the "Llfe aud character OF
Froderick Froebel." The public are
cordially invited to be present. The
lectures are given under the auspices
OF the Utah Kindergatten association.
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BODIES RECOVERED.
Victims OF ths rxpio don Of the Penn.
sytvsuia tont nine.

wiLr<gsBARnE, Pa, o., s.-rhe
bodlos ot tnres engineers anu tho IRE.
boss, killed by the explosion In the
D1rfanco rhine llei righ; were rs-
covered early this morning. IL IL be-
lleved the dead will DO confined to the
following; Willirn Jones, miulng
engineer, aged 30; William Cahlll,
mining engineer, aged 81; Llwelyn
Owenp, mining eng nser, 81, son Of
Division superintendent Ovens OF
West Pittson; David J. Davis. IRE.
boss; Michael Morris, ~. Robert Nil.
Ter ami Ribert Blanchard were
brought out Of the mine last night hut
thoy are ttill In q precarioua condition.
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Petition for Pardon.

.,PhlAdFIELD. ILL.,, oci. s.-Petltlons
s ns,o neeu presented TO Governor Alt.
~ Ny delegation from Peoria aud
a, Wal counties, asking tho pardon
Representative John u. Gehr,
~, I'm healcoti, J. Daniel Caldwell ANA
tuales Jones, now In Joliet Prison
NJ, murder. In the attack on tho Little
,. ue, near Pekin June o, 1894. Lieu.
,Sa governor GIL anu u IN Ajorlty OF
n.y. membefs OF the legislature are
,hs ~. also Edward Little, owner OF
ne talne, who says Gehr and COM
r p,o, endeavorsd to protect their
sTiGpeI'y, and that the hostile aotious
c,r ~ brother, Peter Little, caused the
sanIet: Fielding Judge Green ana
ts o attorney sallonstsll filed pro.
v.,', 70 The pardoning. Governor All
'''u TOOK The case under advlsemont,
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Victims Of Inoidup.

CHICAGO. Oct. s.-None Of the Ias-
set gets Injured by the four robbers
who held up the electric oar at Eige-
water last night were fatally hurt, aud
all were recovering rapidly today.
Gao OF tho robbers was struck by n
bullet from the revolver OF one Of his
comrades and IL supposed to have bsg
badly hurt. This men succeeded ia
covering their retreat thoroughly, AZ
though a large force Of detectives were
Immediately starred on a hunt.
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information Wanted,

Harry Smith Tor any Of his sons or
daugbtsrs), late OF Huoknall Torkod,
Nottingham, Ia requested 10 correspond
with Alfred CnllJs, sop OF Patience
Childs tmaiden namo Wagg), o; Not.
tingham, cousin TO Harry Smiths
wife. Address, Alfred Smith, care OF
Mrs. Richardson, Is Jones street, Old.
ham, England.
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bonded smelling aud refining es,ab.
lishmunt from mixtures Of domestic
and Imported ores, Is not entitled 10
draw back under tho provisions Of
seciion 90 OF the new tariff act. This
decision, II IL said, 10 based upon the
fact that tho amount OF imported ores
entering into the white lead product
canno, be ascertsinei by chemical
anrlysis. Nor will tho manufacturer
be permitted TO show by other evidences
the proportions OF domestic and Inn
ported ores,
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rra,rle rIre rx,I.r,,.nss.

ELLRNDALg, n. d., Oct. s.-The
great prairie fire which ragged through.
out this and adjoining cou ties during
the latter part OF last week has been
oxtinguished. The burned district
lies IN Brown county, y. d., sud
Dickey aud Mcintosh counties, Nd,
covering region nearly forty miles 10
length. A Russian was burned to
death while blowing FIRE break
around his grain.
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sHAsdHAI, Oct. s.-A special dis
patch from Toxic announces that the
japanese force on the leland Formosa
havs routed the main body combating
OF 10, 900 mon OF Black nsgs. The en-
gagement took place near the river
Tao Lima. The dispatch adds the
Black Flag leader, General Liu Yung
Fub, 10 surrounded on three sides by
japanese troops aud that the capture
OF all lis warrioTs 10 assured.
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Not Knewn In Sc. LsuI..

ST. LOUIS, Oct. s. - The JosephIL
Rounds ment oued In yesterdays uis-
patches as having been killed whllo
one Of q party Of elghiy.nve Cubans
IN An attempt on 1000 spanish troops
In Cuba ten days ago, " mot kaewn In
81. Louis. Messages received from Sid
ney, Nebraska, say that q lotter tell.
Ing about Rounds's death was received
by Private Watson, Of the Twenty.
first Infantry, U. 3. A., and II was
said that tho relatives OF tho deceased
lived Ia st. Louis. Rounds was for.
mrrly n sergeant In the Frat United
States Cavolry.
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"ooniluement In tho penilentIary not
less tnsu two nor more than five
year,"
Governor Culborson and Attorney
General Crane have apparently de.
termined on a war 10 the knife against
stuart and propose prosecuting him
and associates At Austin ON alleged
viclsiion Of the new huti-prizs hight
law, which makes prize figndns =
felony. IL locke as u tho only way out
OF the trouble l. TO test the new law on
tue ground OF uuoonsiitutionBllty.
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rmE ATLANTIC SQUADRON.
Winter manonvres siEnincan, In view
OF the Cuban situation.


OF the suban situation.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. s.-A special from
Washington 10 tho Globe Democrat,
ssys:
The winter plans for the North At.
lnntio tqpadrOn are important ami
very siguificaut la view Of the titua.
ton In Cuba aud the attitude this
country has assumed toward British
encroach ment 10 Veuezuels. The
North Atlantic squadron IL TO he great
ly strengthened. Transfers arc TO bs
made 40 ms 10 assemble Ia that squad.
ron about all this best vessels In the
navy, and instead OF ceasing thur
squadron drill for the winter. they will
continue Il In southern watefp. Az
impressive demonstration OF force will
thus DO made, hut II will be under ths
guise Of Practice drills.
The excuse Tor adding veusels to tho
squadron and going into those waters
viii be that II IL desirable that every
nno VI the new vessels should have
practice "a squadron drilling anu that
II In necessary 10 continue the prac-
tice during the winter. These evolu.
lions, without question, are TO be car
fied on lor The purpose OF having the
powerful iieet iu the Vicinity Of trou-
bic, II trouble occurs, nud should
occasion arise, Us II 10 feared that IL
may, for something more than display
In the Venezuelan or Cuban matter. 4
powerful fleet will lie within an hour's
Communication OF Washington, anu at
the same time within tweDty-four
hours sailing distance Of tho PROBABLE
eost Ut tho trouble.
IL IL also asserted that the secretary
oontemplates holding tho South Fac 40
squadron In tbs vicinity OF Valparaiso,
wneTe, In case OF need, they could be-
readily communicates with by cable.
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InIurtd In nm fI,vnlon.

CHICAGO, o.. s.-rns elevator In
the building u tho National Tailoring
company on Franklin street, tell LOO
feot today. J0ssph hosenburg, inter.
naily injured, Will die; Hymown Ky.
w0u, hAI hts legs fractured and wpa
otherwise Bruised Abraham Clsmengr,
spine injured, lower limbo paralyZeu;
Herman Clemenge, boy, right side
IL iursd, viii dis. The victims were
the tailor shops employees. The car
had reached the fourth floor when the
cable sbAppsd.
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spanish s,ud.n,. Right.

MADRID, Oct. 8.-Dlspatches from
BarceiOnn announce that the serious
conf cts TINT have taken place there
between Liberal aud Catholic slndents
In ths university are quo 10 the fact
that the government suspended q pro-
lessor who published hook declared
10 be heretical. Many persons were
wounded, and the disorder was with
difficulty suppressed by the police.
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FIRED AT INsURoES IN.
spanish Explanation OF tho Aisns In.
cideut.

HAVANA, Oct s.-A dispatch from
Santiago de Cuba Gays the government
cruiser Alcedo has been firing at bands
OF Insurgents ashore In the nsighbor.
hood OF Cape Mays, at the eastern ex-
tremity OF Cuba. September 20, a
steamer believed TO be the Alene.
which loft New York on September 2l
for Kinget1n. Ravanella and Csrtha-
Rena, stopped under the Impression,
II Ia presumed, that she was being frod
upon; but not receiving any answer
from the cruiser and seeing ths latter
was firing towards land, she continued
on her course, apparently heading Tor
Jamaica.
Tho Associated Press dispatch civ.
log the fret news OF tho stopping
the Alene was held by the authorities
he:-.
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ONLY norE ron SILVER.
senator Warren Replies 20 n Number
of Questions.


CnEYESsE, Wyo.. osl. s--Unlted
States Senator Francis l.. Warren, no
has returned from Washington, says
ho believes the only hops for silver 10
In fight within the Republican party
lines.
Questioned as to what the Republl-
can party OF Wyoming would PROBABLY
do II tho National organization declared
against the white meial, he said that
there was little use Of any one OF sew.
eral states antagoni2ing the national
party organization on any one subject
whatever. Asked us 10 what he him.
self would do IN case his party dem
niiely arrayed ITSELF against silver, the
senator said that he thought that he
could do more good tor silver within
his party ranks than he could do with.
cut them.
Senator Warren was elected TO sue.
coed senator Carey by the Republican
party VI Wyoming solely on the issue
that Mt. Warren was an aggreIsiye
silver man, while Mr.. Carey wa
equally aggressive as u gold advocate.
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PuGsiX, Ariz-, Oct. s.--Floods in the
Aqua FRA and Giia rivers have caused
serious breaks Ia the bridges Of the
Santa Fe anu Maricopa anu Phoenix
railways, aud for two days cut of the
cily'a mail communications. Repairs
have been temporarily made anu regu-
lar traffic was resumed.