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TUE GREEN BAG.

Hans n. Rls.and was today ID.
mitl, d 10 ca, zsnship by Judge RlIehlr.
Elizabeth Hartman has secured n
divorce from her husband, Adoiph A.
Hartman.
The county commissioners passed on
n big batch VI claims yesterday even
Ing.
The board OF health held a meeting
last nlght ani decided 10 inaugurato a
crusade against disease breeding NTH
Ia tho city.
BAN Bailey was this morning son.
fenced BY Judge Hil,s 10 serve term
OF QUE year IN tho Slate prison Tor the
crime Of burglary.
FaHon, Leach a Co. have made IN.
other unguafantvtd proposal 10 buy the
county bonds, but that Institution viii
DO iniufmci that the bonds are sold.
Thomas fitzgerald aud Minnie Mel.
sen, tho former ~ aud tho latter 20,
anu beth coming from Price, Carson
county, dic~ a marriage license today.
Chairman G6ddes has finished sign.
Ing the county bonds ana the United
StAies Trust company viii be- notified
that they have been shipped back TOR
eerlineatlon ny tbs President Of The
tfutt.
The supreme court has affirmed ,he
luigmrnt 81 this ttialt court lin tue
sppeai cass VI the State vs. ihnmas
MeCunu. The same q, ciiion was .ty,n
IN tue case OF Willard Pehuou Vs
Ephraim CITY council.
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s:.sy Of the giiiing oi WANT q. I.e-'
bura st Chester. Ark.

a: y Of the gtiiing 81 fraph q. I,e,.
bura st Chester. Arh.
CHICAGO, Oo,. GA special 10 the
Tnbunn from Washington, ID. g.,
say: The killing Of Flank q. Hep.
burn, ton Of Congressman Hepburn,
at Chester, Aft., Ia attributed 10 a
political conspiracy, In = report OF the
affair which has reached Washington.
rho following 10 a COPY OF u letter 70.
crived by Chairman Bsbeock, Of the
y rubllea1 Congressional osmmitiso
from correspondent at Chester,
Crawford county, Ain, whrfo the
killing occurred. ere snfding tho
killing OF FfApk q. Hepburn, son of
the Hon. 4. Hepburn OF Iowa, on tho
street OF CBestor, Ark, the report sent
out was that u ~aa n duel between
Flank Hepburn aud W. A. Sims.
THIS report was not correct. rho facts
Hre, briefly thrtti W. a. tBil) Sims
was lying on tue depot platform In
apparent good humur. The city mar.
shat, AZ. J. Beam and several othUts
were sitting around when Hepburn
came ncfses the street aud In playful
mool cut Simt's shoe nttiug. Sims
Hpfang to his feet In u rage and de.
mAnded 10 know who cut his ahon
string. Hepburn tuplieg; III did,"
whetuupon Sims stabbed Hepburn IN
tho left btcast over the heart, bat the
knife uttiking bJno saved him Tor the
tune being, but Slime, now Thoroughly
aroused, threatened IN cut HtpbuIn's
throat iiom oar 10 car. Hepburn 70.
treated 10 his room anu got pistol Ald
came bhok oD the street. sms Ia th q
meantime armed himself with n gun
tanislizlng Hepburn, when tue shoot.
what was going 10 happen, yul Hep.
burn was not warned. Subsequent
events 20 " prove pteneditalod mur.
der anu political conspiracy. Hep.
burn died In few hours, beipg shol
through tho bowels.
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tne immense crowds ming the
We mes surrounding it. Dssrending
ca mp Elyfcts the spectacle was
mstyti1us, lavish decorations anu
cheering mares stretching ne far NJ
the eye could reach. There wss one
continuous roar IT welcoming cries.
amid which "Nlvo L'Emuersuf,n
'Nive Ia Republique,0 awe lie
fzst" hnd "Nive FanfeO and awe
IL ffcsidenp were the most distin.
gulehed shouts.
The crowds formed a lumuliuou.iy
waving sea Of hats aud afmp, etc, held
back by long line Of tfoops with
elitiering hayonots or swords fefieotei
Ia the sunlishi, aud whose brilliant
uniform, the iamilisr rcd ttous r. oil
tho French army pfedominating,
formed n most pleasiBg edging to the
background OF roaring people and
dpEEling decorations. On every lamp
poet or omilsr point OF vnntage,
men aud boys were perch
or hanging on Tor dear m
with their hands and knees, while
getticulaling with patriotism ~ wav.
ing something continuously. On tho
Place lie u CJnc0tde the playing
fountains were utilized o. spois rom
which 70 view the Procession, tho
crowds stsnh!ng on them aDd Others
thom, .-.iy u sfegsfdisR the wei.
Tug, IN tns" anxiety TO ct good
view Of tue iIuit oil Paris. The re-
main, OF Of tho route 10 tho embassy
was equally thfonged ani the ny.
piausv i.om the hign.prloed Windows
sni balconies was a. enthusiastic -
that when their mAlesiiea received
from the DoufgsJlalr, Ouvfirts, sfitettus
And mammaus Of the mole open POT.
lions VI tue city .trivefsoi by the Rus.
elan guesis. This r0ols were packed
with people anl II would eeem as u
special Pfovidenoo in,cfloici to save
the most venturesome from topping
over iUtp tho street.
There was fifteen carriages In the
procession, escorted by detachment
OF Funeh.Auican cavalry fegimcnts,
he famous sp .hls, tho gallant Chas'
Huets u'Aifiquu, CuifassicfH and tho
GAfdo Rupublcsine n Chevhl, tue
cavalry of the republican guard. Tue
carflsgss were driven posiiii n fashion.
Tue flnst c1ntsini "a tao ca aud ozaflna
ami President fAufo, tue latter siting
with bis back 10 the bOfsos.
The president alter reaching tue
Russian embassy renal win thuif
maltsilrs n quarter OF an hour, during
whion the tsaf Expressed TO him how
deeply he anu thu oE,riua were she
tod by the heariinuss Of the welcJmu
AccoTdtd them by the citizens Of Paris
aud their representatives.
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nusu TO srE ruE GAR.
Thousand. OF People Game 10 rar .
isefy uay.

Afef1 ha1s
NEw YomS, Oct. GA dispatch 10
tho Herald from Paris say; During
tho last two days $4,000 people arrived
by tho northern railway; az, 900 by the
western railway; 90, 900 by the Orleans
Hue; 1900 by thB Lyons railway aud
30,UlJ by the eastern line. rhiTty.iive
thousand arrived by tho northern iiue
alone on Sunday before II u'oloch; 20,
U0J by tbs western line, 5000 hy the
eastern line; 10000 ny inc Orleans
linn and 1900 by tho Lyons Moditof.
fanean line,
"You can say that on an average
from 10000 10 10000 people have
come " Paris by this road alone, ("
said the deputy station master at the
Care ~. LaEafe when speaking OF the
exodus Of country people nom their
homes TO Paris.
"rhey keep coming and going. The
railroad authorities have all they Gao
do regulating this extraordinary Pill.
grlmage."
"rne people mostly arc not Paris
ianp, said q policeman outside the
Care StLAEate. "who are comm leyofy
DAY. They come from tho country
and from England, too.
"keep q good watch over your
money anu valuables,". continued 1.-THE
policeman, "ior with all these people
who come 10 see the cIar there ate
crowds OF pickpockeis from all parts ~
md victims. Don't make any NILS.
take about the necessity OF exercising
unusual care In guarding your prop
oTty uutlug these days OF fehtiylty,D
30 great was tue rush Tor food at the
various testaufAnta about tho railway
stations on Friday and Saturday that
the prupflctors were IN despair. Cooks
had 10 order he walters 10 draw n
line through item after item on the
menus; beef steaks aud chops alone
were left.
Tue price OF meat has goneup within
the last few days, but this only applies
TO choice cuts such as people en- ielo
order tor friends. Bread remains Mt
the same price a. before but the con.
sumption has increased.
A glanco a. the people who arrive
from the country by excursion trains
shows that very large proportion VI
them bring their own Provisions.
to Paris by pfoyidont fathers OF lam,
illes.
For the present, commerce IL having
an enormous Impetus. Dealers anu
business people OF nil classes arc rub.
bing their hands with delight. Patriot.
ian Ia a good thing In iiseli, but when
Il Ia coupled with business advantages
II Ia better.
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BROUGHT MAUD HOME.
r:puiy Sh'rlr Montgom and ~.
miller Return ir I'M butte
his Morning.

Deputy Sheriff Montgomery, MI
Miller and her daughter Maud arrived
home FROM Butte this morning. All
three arc very glad to be back again.
Mrs. jarvis, fortunately Tor All con.
oernad, was lot behind. On her g..
linquishmuut VI all claims upon tho
giri Mo. Miller permitted the charge
against her 10 DO dismissed. L. tnAl
manner mo cssu was disposed OF aud
a mOlht anu daughter made happy by
a reunion mat had been sought under
such adystHu anu unpf0mising uifcum.
stances. Mic, NJ llai, Us well as Maui
has only the kinjtst words Tor Mr..
MonlgomyfY who IA addition 10 doing
nis duiy aa su ON lat, proved himself
a trusted lflgud Ia an hour Of extreme
nvtu.
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HARTFORD, Conn, Ool. d --There Ia
great JuullnIlon nj headquarters OF the
Rspuuiican slate committee In this
city lOday aH result Of the town
elections. la l25 towns a large Rupub.
lican gain 10 SHOWN; twelve towns ate
< Inca Outright, The comparisons are
with Two yeafs ago, when the Republi.
cans benefited by the political land.
slide.
Samuel \. Eddy, secretary Of tho
committee, today uaid; ave dbl not
expect No great victory. We naturally
ioog upon II rs something In the
nature Of straw, Two yeAfs ago We
reached what NO thought cur zsnith
when wo carried the state by 1000.
IL wv base Vur Lfslioll0ns upon
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CARNIVAL IN COLORADO
SsCJ1d Arlual Festival OIL Mountain
and Plain.
Cs.srnsr wcii- Aaa osnaraI Iahu p,
Cannon among ths Distin.
guishsd visitors.

LsSvER, Oct. 6.-rhs second annual
carnival, tho festival Of mountain snd
plaiu, opened this afternoon with .
pageant Of progress, the great parade
presenting n panorama Of the resources
snd iudu,ttiss Of Colorado, and EN-
hfacing many novel aud interesting
features. Blanche Wight OF Denver,
queen Of tho festival, and her brautl.
iul maids OF honor. representing vafl.
Gus counties, were received every.
where with ncolaima from tbs people.
The parade was WITNESSED By crowds
and reviewed by Governor Wells
aud staff, General John q Can.
non Of Utah, Governor 1uotnton
ana stan Of New Mexico aud other
distinguished guests, besides tho city
and state officials. rhe next two days
will DO crowded with surprises and az
entertainment Tor tue innabitanta OF
the city ana 5000 visitors attracted ~
this carnival.
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sr-alsb oaieisi. E.ea Prisoner. 60 the
sharks L,ery nay.

CnoAoo, Dot. 0.-rnbuns special
from Key Wusi, Fla, sayii
Butoheflus on an awful scale are
being pefpetratod nigntly In Havana
according 10 n letter received here fro m
one OF tho most reliable oofrespo u DO nls
In tho Cuban capital.
Every night nj police headquarters
prisoners are taken out and placed on
tue books az released. These indivldu.
ais, In charge OF three policemen are
placed In boat and start Oh. They
dln't lani anywhere but alter a while
toe officers come back without tho
prisoners. This action has been watched
night after night
From the lsl OF September 10 tue s0,h
So prisoners have disappeared Ia this
way. Five were drowned on this night
OF September 70.
From the Cabanas aud Moro castle
prisoners are taken out anu drowned In
the came way. The reason they are
taken oul Of tho harbor Is on account OF
the number Of sharks which got hold
Of the bodies anu leave no trace.
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Ton WATSON AccErru
The Nomination OF Wee rresiden. by
the PopuliHi.

CHICAGO, oct. GA special TO In.
Tribune from Atlanta, Ga, says,
TON Watson has directed = letter
accepting thu Populist nomination for
Vice President. IL IL addressed 10
Chairman Butler, ana 10 q vigorous,
inolsive document.
mi. Watson will nviss tho letter
and make II public probably on
Wednesday.
SIN his letter OF acceptance the
Populist leader calls attention 10 the
almosIs.Sgolten fact that during the
~. Louis convention caucus OF
"middle-of'tho.foad" delegates, repre-.
seating twenly-one states, was held.
At thls caucus the delegates agreed 10
nominate Norton Of Illinois for
PRECEDENT hnd BlTket Of Aiiaalssippi
for Vice President That ticket wouiI
have made BfyAns defeat absolutely
certain, but when Watson telographsd
a message saying that ho was Willing
To accept the second place on tho Itch /
with Bryan, tho "middls-ol.,he.roAdO
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Aud Iis Trade May Iis ameriea's n "a
wan Ash FOR ~.

BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.--"rhsre "
the only new country In the world 10.
day, aud ia Trade may DO AmericA's
Tor the seeking"
Major J. q. Pangborn, who has Iust
reached the city 10 receive Prince Hill.
ktti, the Russian minister of railways,
placed his hand over that portion Of
The map Of Asia on which 10 shown
Mongolia, Western Manehurla and
Eastern SlbtTip, ns he spoke. Major
Pangborn len 81. Petersburg TO NJ.
range Tor the visit Of the Rusaian min.
lister who comes 10 America to inspect
tho railway sya.em NJ the express
commanI Of mis- impsflal masleT.
Pflnna Hllklii calls himself almsthing
OF Yaukse aud loaks II too. Unlike
tho average minister he has traverssd
tho entire realm, travelling The 1000
milas from the present terminus NJ tue
Great TfansS Siberian railway 10 Nladi-
yoslook that no might know personally
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BELFosTAISE, o., Oct. 0,-rhe vote
upon the Tepe,l OF tho local opilon or.
diuAnoo held hero ehows a mAloriiy OF
672 votes 10 favor Of tho repeal. Tho
vote did not chow the strength OF this
"dry" vote, a. II was decided by the
"dtys"tO keep avn y from tho polls and
Ignore the election. Tho "we" vote
was not out IN iuli, asit was not n reg
ular election. The total vote today 7l8,
OF which III were "dryD aud eT2
"wel.O
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SEw VAUoIyiLLE RIA
The fian tor an International Music
Iiaii Corporation.

heli corporation,
San FRASCisC1, Dot. d.-Gustaye
Walton OF the OEpheum has a great
scheme. This plans aud those OF an
Euglish syndicate a. communicated
10 MIN by cofftspuniencs utu carried
out lao will be director general for
America OF tho international MUSIC
Hall corporation, limited. fha plan
" tho Englifhmun Ne outlined To
walter 10 tut. Tue organization u n
stfing OF variety tneAtpfs, including
houses In London aud tho Principal
ultits OF England, the olympia Of New
York, houses Ia Phindelphia, PITTS
burg, Cleveland, Chicago, Nhrro two
thoatoTs gro under consideration,
Omaha, st. Louis, Kansas City aud
Denver, the Ofpheum hero a41 tue
Los Angeles Ani Portland heuses,
with music balls Ia Melbourne, syJ-
ney anu Adelaide In Auttfalia.
walter believes this viii 10 n strong
Circuit, from tue fact that wnile now
ho has 70 engage bis bost artists Tor ak
weeks " get th1m 10 come here, anu
pay salary on tue road with the lraus.
pOTtAIion expenses And excess baggage,
under tho nuw plan each thoatur Ray.
INK its share Of expenses, weekly
changes Of bill will be- possible.
Toe English hackers OF the scheme
become part owners VI tho Waiter
houses aud Walter,tn taking charge OF
thS American management, they toll
him, Will have charge Of all extra
booking such as tho engagement OF OK.
tfAofdinafy attractions. The English.
men have impfeissd the local man.
ngur with tho belief that the proposed
circuit will mark a new ora In yaule.
Wills theatrfs IA this county, ami he
Il entering into tho plan with Urea.
hopes.
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naEn. nsnna.s aaea.

~. LOUIS, Oct It'd tho Uui'oi
ntAtss circuit court of appeals, Judge
Caldwell maio an important decision
fog III NJ the lalna marking " botiles
OF iplrilgus lquofs. a Tovouua tiiio-f
ssizsi G. nun syr u packages Of liquor
mAikud"OlI'ram uiu, Louuon, p" o..
nae Brandy Fauug, 'etonall OF II hav-
lug tosnmaiu byaHL Louis distllltTy.
lnlnis opinion the judge decided that
u was itautulslt iuf any concern to
brand a dlmvste proluct with
a foreign labUl Eut tnAt such bjgus
otaniVG goods are liable 10 seizure.
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WAsuiSums, OCT. Co. Secretary
heittu today nualiy awarded con.
uhci, luf ihn battling Of smaller TIE
Pc boats IuIt 90 be- iistfibuted alter
lieaNafi oi contracts yesterday 'of
w ulg ihlIiy. bIa.f. Herr sch n
0 hus,oni u. l., gets Que 81 auot
npat 900 two -l.kn0t h1at; MUf aud
sVl,stf oi Portland, o., get Two ~
thoi bsais I heir met government CON.
iac'l The Columbian lron worHa,
Baltimore, got one 40.snot boat. AN.
man sup Battling CO., pniladuiphia,
gth The remaining sD.Eu1t bat rue
feNafds ate generally In lino with tho
oilflnal recommendations VI the huads
OF tufoius.
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oRASrED a DIyoncr.
MS. rAris get. ueiief To-day -Oihe
order. ~ the Coast

MS tArln Afts Neltet NndnN @hfnrN
orders hy the CeuTL
In tsiaull Vi the defendant In the
ac,iva u kmma y. Earle against W.
"A. i.ltl1, JglgB Rnchia today granted
thv tlainuffa decree of divorce Aud
the custody q tour miner children,
girls. la her complaint Mt. EArlo
ailrgtd that tho parllta 70 tho tuil
intefmsffiod Ia Milan, Missouri, on
July I, lss3. aud that since Dscunbnf,
1895, her Husband had wiiiully failed
aud n,gluclod 10 provide the common
neotnAu6s Of NE for her anu her emil.
dfeu.
Gee. w. Ludlow W Benjamin Davis
OF Al, 10 dststmilo compensation VI
receiver testimony VI viii "A. Lett,
w. II. Remington, T.. NJ. Ffeidma D ,
Il. q. GlluriuAni 4. q. Day taken.
Acne Pap,t cOwpauy Va Harvey
hatdy O, al; coat bond hKel nj $500
anu plAiuun gwen until November lsI
10 flr.
Utah Produce 4 Commission com.
pAny " Ann Nlfth LBaches et nj;
leAve 10 nlo amended at6wer anu
continuation granted.
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LAvAEA, O,t. 0.-News has been
received Of an engagement on Monday
near GuAno, the Western part OF tho
province PinAT del Rio, between span.
ish Troops under General BrTual aud
Col M. Romans. and insurgents un.
der Antonio MaOeO, This latter Ia TO.
ported TO have lost eight mon killed,
and rotreated with many wounded.
In an engagement between troops
under General Bernal aud MAeeo's
foTcor, the latter lOst 100 killed anu
200 wounded. The Spanish lost 40
men.
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sr. PAUL, OCT. Ga special 70 the
Dcspatuh says' Tue opeTatOfs' strike
u stll on with no prospect OF settle
menI Tue company mas bhen eugag.
ing men In the South, but tbs striRss
have large campaign fund Hni cue.
coudud noarly In all oasns In induoing
tho non'union men 10 ioin them. At
some towns tho sympathy Of this people
with tue BIrikeTa IL w Intense that they
have driven the new mun away
business IL 20 badly crippled that tue
tle-up cannot latt much longer.
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FLOODS ~ nIxicO.
Damage to Properly aud uaeh Lose
l.lIr.

GuADALAJAWA, Mex, oeL0.-Osef.
lana aIvIcus ifosi Meziatian ttete ttnt
The damage wrought ~ recent y 1nds Ia
the state ~ Hiunila was much greater
thau NJ ffst estimated. All tue rivers
IN that state were out VI their hanks
aui number OF villages and iafm
houses were washed away. over q
hundred bodies lave been recovered
aud others are missing. Tho damhge
10 shipping interests IL believed 20 he
very great, tut reports ~ TO the safety
VI coast vrfssls are mOagtc. A iull re.
port VI the DANA. q has been forwaritd
TO President Dihz. A public appeal
viii be maic tor funds 10 relieve the
wants vi the storm tuticfefs.
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CfSoisSAri, o., OCT. GA special
10 the Commercial tribune from Lex.
ington, KY, say.
Judge q. Denny, who Announosd
himself Republican candidate Ia the
Seventh district has made public n
card withdfawing from tue contest,
leaving breckenridge clear field,
with the support Of tho gold standard
v9tois Of both parties.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct 6.--rhe
slate anu county elections passed oil
quietly IN this city with Indications OF
a large vote. The weather " clear.
Chairman llawls OF the Democratic
executive committee claims that Blox.
hemi candidate Tor governor will
have % 0OJ plurality. Tue ltopuhll.
oan chaitman ojuceies Bloxham 49,.
900 more tnan the Republican nDmi.
nee, Gunby.
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A mIIIiAr, MedaInr.

FAN FRAsCIsco, osl. G.--Phe Presl.
do was on fo,o yesterday, tho occasion
being the wedding OF Miss Jennie l..
CatherwOod, tbs charming step
daughter Of Major Darling Of the Fun
artillery, and DR.. Martin Gnnnell o.,
New York. phe assembly hall, In tho
ofiloers' qnartsrs, whore the ceremony
look place. was exqulaiIsly decorated
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A Hassiaa Onirsr WISHES 10 study tho
situaftan.


NEW NORS, Oct GA disp atch
10 the Hefsli from Havana sAyG
NJ. Apuknn,a Russian AMI an Uiiictr
Of tho Imperial onginterr, n noted
writer on military tnpicl, loft Cadiz,
spain, on the transatlantic liner yes.
terday for pavana 70 study the cam.
paign IN Cuba. The governor trans.
pott Ciudad DO Cadiz 10 expected 10
arrive nj tue port Of 6lbfAfa with u
battalion OF Asturiau volunteers.
Onlcihl Pinaf del RIO advices an-
nouucn the fopul1o ot n rebel force that
fred On FJft Piucd,. O,hcr dispatches
today mention scattering skiTmisheg,
tue capture Of several Procedures ana
the seizure " horses ami cattle.
The u. =. vice consul In Malanzas 10
onioaVoflng 10 obtain permission Of
the Spanish authorities 10 talk with
Oscar Cespodol, prisoner OF war late
~ captured, and now awaiting court
martial Tor rebellion ami inoendlafism.
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men, believing the Democratic manag.
efs " uld support the arrangement In
good failh, Withdrew their opposition
" Bfyhn.
Mt Walsonp letter IL principally a
demonsifstiou that the Populist candi.
iate Tor Vice President deserves the
support u all VINO favor Bfyan'a
election
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.IE yrNrEuEIA oonnIssIos.


SAsus0roS, Oct 0.-rhe Yenv.
Euelan boundary commission will meet
next Saturday tor the nfat time In
several monthr. a large quantiiy OF
matter pertaining TO the inquiry with
which the commission IL chargod has
been collected by ~ nls engaged all
summer Ia thi- county aud Europe,
aud much VI this will be Ia shape for
final consideration. secreIafy Mallst
PTovoet alone has carefully examined
no l,si than 200 maps aud ancient
charts aud has succeeded In deciding
lhem into several groups for easy com'
parloon as 10 their general feature.
Prof. Baar and Mr. Dehann, Of John
Hopkins UniveIsiiy, hAve been succei.
ful In the COLLECTION OF records In Great
Britain anu Holland and hope 10 10.
pert upon their branch Of work Abou.
the 10Th Inst, while individual mem.
bsTs OF the commission have spent
much time In the preparation OF TO.
ports ON tpeeisl lines. BArt TepiT,s
that no was treated with tho gtuatest
courtesy In his work Of searching AMI
comparing British records. This TOT.
eign on SO placed 81 his service an eN'
port clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06

kANsAs CITY, Oct. GA fepirt
from AfHor, Mo-, ttatol that n youug
woman has been affsitrd TOT the horn.
bic murder VI Mr.. John BAumley
near that place lAit Fuday. 10 10 said
she wnt IN love with MT. Baumley
aud murdered tho womah ~ she could
marry hof husband. The young lady
was tracked with blood hounds aud
wnsn confronted, IL said 10 have coz.
iefful.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-06

CINCIssA1Ti, Oct. GA special 10
the Commercial Tribune from Able
vile, =. g., sayi: Wille1ge Malone, a
boy ~ years Of sge, went with shot.
gun 10 cOlOfed woman, Matte Hell.
man, who owed him Is cents, aud told
her ne would shoot her n she did not
pay him. bho replied that cue had no
money anu no wouli have 10 ghout.
rnefeupon no lovelei the euu, emp.
tod both barrels Toto her hcai, killing
her. He IL In jail.