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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03
THEY LOOTED THE BANK
THREE ROBBERS RAID ~ OREGON
CONCERN.
10. While the FFeebOOters
secured n2DOO.

La Grande, Or. Oct. AT 2.59 0 CLOCK
this afternoon the First bank Of Joseph,
six miles from Enterprise, the county seat
Of Waiiowa county. was robbed Of about
200" by three men. one Of whom is dead.
another is badly wounded. and the third
is being pursued by party Of citizens
~ the time OF the hoid-up there We're
four customers ia the bank. Cashier
Miller was ia La Grande attending the
fair. and J. @. McCuliy was acting IN
his place. Mccully had occasion 70 90
into the vault. and when he returned and
looked up he was confronted with sn3.-
gun ia the hands Of one Of the robbers
aIld told TO throw up his hands The GUS
toners had already complied with the pr
lite request. and Mccully did likewise.
One Of the robbers leaped over the rail-
ing and opened the private door through
which the men were made 10 pass. and
hen they were lined up against the wall.
Another OF the robbers took up his i,3si-
tion al the outside door and compelled
ali Passers-by to throw up their hands.
IN the meantime the third robbef aad
gone into the vault, taking ali the cur
fency and coin. even 10 the nickeis. and
placing them In q sack. which he brought
outside and put into ii everything he
could Elid OIL the counter He then de-
ma nded the keys 10 the private boxes ana
fansacked them
by thi. time the rel5orl OF the bank be-
ing robbed had reached the citizens, soy
rral OF whom armed themselves and
awaited the appearance Of che thieves.
As the robbers made their exit from ihe
bank Alexander DOnneliy. a young man
= years old opened fire and killed one
fcbher Instantly and wounded And,her
8ltIinE him twice The third man rho
had the sack containing the coin. sue
"cFded b. reaching his horse and made FOR
The hills The citizens are hot after am
Aud 4 reward Of 500 has been offered
TOT mis- capture and the return Of Iha
money. His name IS Cy Fllzhugh. rhe
man killed was named Brown. she
wounded man is unknown. although he
has bean seen around Joseph for sew
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03
BRYAN WILL SPEAK At ST, LouIs
40 the NeStInE of the National Dem
Ocrattc Clubs.

st. Louis Oct, l.-Arrangcments have
been completed for the convention Of the
national association Of democratic clubs
in the auditorium Saturday. Tomorrow
morning most of the clubs will have ar
riN cd. and In the evening will partict-
pate In a parade, At least 100 clubs will
be In line. The clubs range In numerical
strength from 100 to 400 members. \
feature will he the number Of mounted
men In line There will he three sessions
OF the onvention-morning, afternoon
and evening--and big crowds are expect
ed at each session. Bryan, IL Is expect
ed. will make three speeches, one at the
convention. one at East st. Louis and one
to the workinRmen's meeting At the
south side driving park.
At noon today an immense Bryan and
Sewall campaign banner was unfuried
In front OF the Lindell hotel. with APP
propriate ceremonies.
Consolidation Perfected.
st. Louis. Oct, 1.-The consolidated ma
tionAl association OF democratic clubs
/ and the association OF national silver
clubs has been perfected. All silver clubs
having membership In. the association OF
I national silver clubs are entitled to dele
gate representation in the convention Of
democratic clubs next Saturday, and also
70 oaAta In the national congress Of
a1Gna.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03

Thought That lie VIII withdraw
From the Race.

Nashville Oct IA special to the
American from Atlanta. Ga. says
Tom Watson IS al his room AT the n M
hall house. surrounded by phalanA OF
isai'ulists tonight. and is shgt out from
.hr reel 90 thc World SO absolutely tnat
ail eTorts 20 Eei from him anything
bout Als movements or intentions have
proved uaaTailing The air Of mys'cry
ha' surrounds him has perhaps been n
cd m~aSIrt responsible for the many Iu-
nurs thtt arc snoai These have .ytkcn
'~ou5'c shsi~ "a ,b, statement thai ne
IS rcs1ainly going 10 Withdraw from the
s3pui>i ugk"; ia disgust Watson VIII
ar.fhor arm nor deny This runnor rhe
tory ESr~ thai n 'hc poPllis, parry paper
ofuu'toH H. R-ll explain his po4'lou
fully. anA hai th. ev~ct OF u Nlil bn rir
withdrawal
To-day Watson spoke Al Stone Mpuata
am. tie made 40 di:ec, sIluSiau So say
t3ra - Withdrawing
This afternoon IA" Evening Journal
.oniaiU~a story published under
Washing On dat" !sgo which !ntsmt .,,i
strongly that ~, withdrawal NN~ IN
sight .; spoke Of WAtson's disgust a..
Fac treatment he has received a. me
hands OF the populisi leaders The story
had she appearance of a crap" vine
The fac ihst WatEon's paper is ptD-
l3Sh~i from the Journals presses gives
obedience 90 the hrlirf which Is general
hrrc. that Tho Journal has had = tip
tEhothor Dc comes OF nT not. Watson IS
3trEuS'c' Sc ss quo,e-i a. having said
go friend that ~ believed Mck inley
was eo'ns ta Win.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03
rrM. Down sEwALL AND WATSON
" hHrton naker Thinks Another
Man Would Win sure.

Philadelphia. Oct. 1.-The American. cf
which Wharton BARKER Is editor. Will
this week print an editorial with the cap.
ton 'Scwsn or wstson-Which or
Neither In which Il calls on both these
rcrtlemen, In the interest Of the election
Of Bryan. TO withdraw. in order that
Senator Jones may name a candidate
who will be acceptable TO all interests.
Nj Barker writes Bryan Is &C
ccItable TO all But Sewau Is not
Neither is Watson We impugn neither
tho Americanism OF Sewall or Watson.
but neither is recognized by all parties
- the man for the crisis.
"Sewall is not acceptable to tn" popu-
lists. The democrats will not take Wat
son. What then. are We 10 do7 We an
swer take them both down. Put up "A
candidate acceptable TO all Americans
Such a man can certainly be found. VINO
that man is Is not for us to say. It -
not for the democrats or populists CT
bimctallic republicans. Tho man for the
rarity: he must he the candidate Of all
II II for the trusted leaders OF our wage
earning classes, I'm unison with the lead
crs OF the democratic and populist par
tics and OF the bime;allic republicans. to
say who that man shall be, The election
Is only five weeks OF. but there is yet
time to take down both Messrs Sewlil
an. Watson. and put UP new man, a
| man who will stand for all Americans. u
| this is done. nothing can prevent the
election Of Mr.. Bryan by an overwhelm-
ing vote
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03

p'sfo' Neatly uniformed marebt,.
.,, bands Of music and citiyens In car,
.,asFa ana mounted 0n horses mads ~
.nS procession. the equal OF which ,bs
I'a'i" h"iAihee has not encountered in
nam a long day The Train beari,.,- tb,.
hi9eh party arrived al s-S and he nm
Vssl'h formed al the detsot al the head
%ths the opera house band pisvlnt
hall 10 the Chief
hr' Aren The lines OF shouting h,,o,,s it,,
'No pres session moved 10 The fan gro,,.,,,s
n's'ai''e Of mile and half There
N'fs cheers for Bryan eseFYNber4 hu,
Aste ahd 1herr little knots of admirers
% NE @ppoheut had clustered Nearing In
,nsn Oats yellow badges Oh which @ere
ll''''N thv hame u their standard h,ar-
Ai.I ~ MF. Hryan passed the,
,l-''i'o m. republican n0ininHs A. fbe
49, p l'ie grand stand tn front Of she
re- crested for th- sreakrf. Nas
i'@'A'1 Shd thr race traek " feet ,a1a,.
~ - f"Nasl o. faE as lHr rsbdisst.
'"aid ~ hesfd Tur nominee nas rb,+-,,,
a"a at44audss5 literally and rrtbusia-
tt-ali
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03
ED. Royce GOT THEIR ENMTTY
Colorado Militia Deeply Ineensed az
His Speech.

LeadvtlIe, Colo. Sept. Sup to .
ocl,ck tonight this has been one OF the
ou,etest days here since tho arrival OF
the military. No shooting or disturbance
of any kind has been reported.
Members Of the two companies OF mil
itia formed by the citizens are deeply
licensed over the abuse showered up
on them by President Boyce OF the
Western Federation OF Miners. In his
speech to the Scandinavian miners last
night.
All interest now centers in the action
to he taken at the regular meeting OF the
Miners Union tomorrow night There
is still lack of definite knowledge al TO
whether a committee was appointed At
the last meeting to report upon the Ad-
visibility OF declaring the strike on
and tomorrow's meeting Is therefore all
the more anxiously awaited.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03
ARE NOW IN KANSAS
hEDEHAL GENERALS STILL CAM
PAIGNING ron GOLD.
'"""hH Does itself Proud ia It's EB-
beavers t0 Honor the Veterans
Of Many BATTLES.

Topeka, kan, oct The federal gen-
tials entered Kansas today from Ne
biaska- and made their first stop At
AichlSgh az an early hour this morning
iv parry mad not been appraised n a
demonstration al tha5 point and :. ere
ssfrr'biy surprised when eN-srnator
Johh J Ingalls, entered their coach al
10, d al ihe head Of a reception com
hlt'rv Tne party was escorted 10 ihs
west sla' Of ihe T. q NJ. depot where
crowd u school children. a Gamiyeau
.il ~ "HH band were lined 10 10 re-
.'ih' lAe visitors Senator Ingalls, acted
Pc preside IL u Tie meeting. and intro
1ttyo General Howard The general w,as
enthusiastically greeted He spoke At
thv length UNFOLDING the ST. Louis
platform. ana Nas heartily chsered
A. '4rArfal Howard stepped to the plat
tam t shower ot bouquets were throAn
b tar hoo. children upon him and
."ftr 'a.efs acre given for General How
ord ats3 Senator lnsal.s
h"hrG.. 2. J Stewart was next Intro
"Ht-1o snd made 81 shoFl speech and az
..s .'as4 islon aas followed by smother
s-pntf at bouquets
''"h.i ~ AisrT tAra SPOKE briefly. say
.'= .'nonE otH-l tAlnEs = wan to
". cd H,lv and ruffrcI = mistake the
*sa.'ra hale made. General Sles;rl
d u"' ~i.h u,. aL4 20 gu Germans ,Aar
HEA. nl.A S.osr ltis trip / want TO
-f N#a' ! apfIt brItrA~ all the stories
A'Af. iNat Kansas ls going 90 fepu 81 ate
-'s "|t.-a,iuns ans rau.iuus so 70 aopu
.... tA.rt 80 uo,hlHs fAr matter utth
H--- objects
t.r .H.d1rI Nrrr particularly delight
f r..h DrHrFa. Als,f aua hc was 49,
#.t H#'.'arfsH N.fh bouquets while 'rs
.H.# aH# ""'nrA uavrIrd and surs-d over
i- stood .sae.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03
RESTLT OF LOUISVILLE RACES
The SECOND Annual Meeting Began
Yesterday.

Louisville KY, Oct AFTER three
postponements OF account of rain. the
second annual meeting OF the Louisville
DRIVING gnc Fair Association was held
here today.
Trui. 500 class purse Ssao-wslter S
won the second. third and fourth heals:
best time 2.I5 Emma Offut won the
nrSt h.a' in 2:l5 ana was second Ray
Anna was third
Pace. s,1e class. stakes S0sa-Badge won
the third. ffth and seventh heats best
lime -te,' Bert Oliver was second
Hcariie third. Choral Lila T. Afrite
lHvlic and Coioar also started
Tror .:ll class, stakes Sloeo-Baron
Roger won In straight heats: best time
G.ill= Tat l.. was second. New Castle
iaird A!aude {. also started.
Troi Ell class, purse SSep-Pilot Boy
won in straight heats. best time. III
Queen Allen was second. Derby Princess
iaird Franklin also started.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03
IDAHO GOLD MEN MAKE A MOVE
VIII Appeal to the Courts 10 Help
Them Out.

Boise. Oct Politics here took an az
citing turn today when the report got out
that the Mckinley managers hGd made
arrangements TO take the question Of the
legality Of the filing Of electors on the
democratic ticket into the federal courts.
This ticket is Identical With the silver
republican ticket, wE.snsl il made up
equally Of silver republicans and demo-
Gratis. II was filed by petition Of the
democrats who did not like the word re-
publican. and was designed 10 take the
place Of the regular democratic ticket on
the official ballot. left vacant by the
iemo-populist fusion. Thus the silver re-
publican ticket and electors Of the demo-
cratin ticket Will appear side by side on
she official ballot. with exactly the same
candidates or each
Tho Mckinley managers were struck
with CONSERVATION when they discovered
his H1oye Of the democrats 10 have a
ticket NJ their own. j. was quite appar-
ent !; would get many votes that might
otheruisr go 10 the demo-populist fus-
ion ticket. Mckinley headquarters have
been under legal advice for two days.
ana the latest move IL 10 seek thu aid Of
ne federal courts.
Tho Evening Mail commenting on the
situation says:
We believe that federal interference
with our state election laws Is at least
inadyisa!sle al this Time. for the people Of
the United States are not in the proper
mood TO have the Jurisdiction of the fed
sial courts extended to questions that
leg1tinatelY belong 70 the state courts.
Here IA Idaho cur district and supreme
courts can be safely appealed 20 for the
Just administration Of our laws, and We
suggest 10 our gold standard friends ths
adYtsa bility Of letting our OWE courts
settle questions Of this kind
u Is not thought thai United States
District Judge Beatty viii entertain this
un%arranted attempt 10 interfere with q
question over which the state courts have
complete Jurisdiction Leading demo-
Gratis Of the state resent this attempt
"a the part Of the gold standard men to
aisffanchise them
Political Revolution.
The recent fusion between the silver
republicans and democrats has produced
" great revolution in the political situa-
ton IL this state. The poll completed TO-
day u Union precinct. in this county,
shows astonishing figures Out OF a total
81 ~ voters the silver republicans have
.. populists IS. McKinleyttes .. demo
Gratis q. OF the 20 democrats. IS signify
their intention Of voting the silver re-
publican ticket The other II added 10
fusion q votes. and Mckinley q The
combined strength OF silver republicans
IN that precinct is %. This result is 10
'eresiinE from the fact it fairly reflects
The sentiment Of the people in this part
q the state. The poll OF the entire coun-
~ H. now being made. and as few vot-
CTS this year are on the fence. the result
q the election I'm November can be &C
o1lratelg foretold.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03
ABDUL CAN STOP THE MAssAORns
But the bloody Turk Prefers to Csa-
time Them.

Constantinople. Sept 0.-Ths text OF
the reply Of the Representatives Of the
powers on September Is TO the denial
OF the Turkish government reiteratos
the charge Of completely OF the Turkish
ofielals In the mAssacres. and says that
the irritation caused By the Armenian
provocation has had less influence In
guiding the mob than the latter's know
Ing Of the Immunity enjoyed By the an-
thora Of the maaaacrea at AnAtoliA. ana
adds that the facility with which the
naassacres were stopped shows the Dower
ct the disposal Of the authorities sEd
tie ead - made - Il Tor I've eAga.
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AENUN Mt NIIVVsV IN u NNNNN
The EataI Ncault OF Risky EN-
pertinent.

Tnr,ka. Kan. oct. IA special from
ranl1 kan to the Capital says
George n Anderson, alias snyder. was
Nillrd 10 make q parachute drop by h"
Inc Arr,i from a cannon attached 20 a
hauonu when aoO feet In the air the
asaistant ON tho ground fired signal
Either this was not heard or something
vas wrong with the cannon, and two
mere signals were nred, The cannon
was thcn iircd hut before the parachute
,rarod thc ropr that was tied to An
dcrsou's wrist broke. and h" fell to tho
r-ro,'u1 dead
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03
TR INP OUTRAGE At ELI.ENsBURG
An Attorneys Wife Attacked by
Hobo.

i.liensburg Oct. 1.-The overrrunninR
Of the town by hobos eliminated In an
outrage that has aroused all the citizens,
and Il now seems probable that the
tramp nuisance will he ahated without
ceremony. About O'Clock Mrs. Mires,
wife Of well known attorney, was at
tackled almost at her back door ami
choked into insenslbility. The villain
quickly made his escape. The object
pre- hably was robbery, but her screams
frightened the rascal away.
The town has been Infested with no
hos and a serious crime has been pre-
dlcted. The feeling Is high, and the cit
iEens seem determined to solve the hobo
question In their own way.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03

SIN Persons Drowned nj Town OF
Benson.

Tucson. Arizona Oct. IA special to
the Star from Benson says:
Part CT the town was washed away
and six persons drowned In a food from
a Cloudhursi in the milestone noun
tains l2 miles southwest OF town. The
dead. whose bodies have been recovered
are William a. Seek, a barber. his wife
and two children. and Oscar Ashburn a
cattle man. -Four more persons are miss
ing.
il IS expected that great loss OF life
and destruction Of property will be re-
ported from all along the San Pedro
rlNcr until II eupties into the ella
The details OF the disaster at Benson
and an accurate description of the ex-
tent Of the Cloudburst have not been
received hut the precipitation must have
occurred along the whole length OF the
Milestone mountains, as the food from
the western end OF the same range tore
out three miles Of the Southern Pacific
track u miles west OF Benson. A wall Of
water at least y miles long was poured
int, the san Pedro river, hence there is
apprehension felt for the safety Of per-
sons in the valley.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03

London oct IA dispatch tom i'n" SUI
-, says that the international vn n,,,
tournament which Nn' '" "an s,roncl
n fl,, t,,,,,lsy next StelnitS. Pilshnly
ul't wa, s.E.r arc among tho contestants
s sas mo tSla cup. which has been donated ai
TO- ,o' me ne smporSt Of Austria for the arS'
nriHs winner
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03

Ia trande. or. oct i ddl' NJ" ,n W.
.sl,,,,,r, won the one mil" or'n W 'ng
rirvclo races here today, MORGAN
rc1,,nra second time, ~ Au'n
.orowh hat lame from hur,ink MS ~ AMI,
~. wsoka ago. and reached here "nH
,cN 49, before the race was called
,No n,bsr riders have been here y"
; AZ y" for several days. THIS was t inc
o,,iy professional race OF the daN' Nv
~ .,,arsd aHain tomorrow
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THE FAIR IMPROVING EVERY DAY
Attendance at COIfax Yesterday Was
over 1900.

CoIfaN. oct The past three Years
has not seen ColfaN 50 lively as this
week The chief attraction Is the county
fruit and agricultural fair, which IS
CROWNS iu attendance and interest as 1t
proceeds The attendance today exceeded
1870 people. who viewed the exhibits and
pronounced them the best ever shown.
ard Chcored the exciting horse -9tcs
from the crowded grand stand
The summary Of the events FOR the
afternoon is as follows:
Quarter mile run-P, Lefrance's Topsy
Il. won. Charles McGuire's Red Wing
second
Half mile-Charlcs McGuire's BILLY
Mack won. II. ConoVer's R NJ second
Three hundred ward run-Tom HuGaes
Tom Nixon won. Mack's Smiler second
Bull r1cH-Rryau first. Mckinley second
Ladies' exhibition ridinc-MiSs ellis
Won. Miss Nsrford second
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03
""ENr nav FOR rNHK EHsRUR'
""s' NITaIaIa CItp Es'hu.r. oN~T
nFrRa,

F'fForsIurE. W. Va. ort III uas lhH
afrairst int tuat patknrslsura has seau
Tor mani years THE streets were crowd
- With v0nIsin from many u'ilaa AROUND
FV.mrsl'H trains from Oh ih7 rutiyinr
''sr had contributed to swell the
'T"Wls ~ she grove where Mr. Rrt an
s''"k" 30 received an enthusiastic rN'n.'.
ton iIa was uhesrr1 and apiiaUt"i
Flldly whom he was introduced
tn" trip from patkorshurE 90 Wheeling
Eas resumed at as o'clock On hoar
~" special car the noplnce woe the
ku"7t ~ tho governor ~ W"si NirGini'.
~ New MarilusVille reception commit
''" inot the marty. and escorted NJ Hfy.
an ~ Wheeling At Siatarvillo @ great
crowd Of oil triiierp had asst mhleh AZ
Va" depot. ana Mr. nrynu sad few
""fda to them llc also had wor0 70
'ay to the people at NcN MariinsNih,,
''htng Thorn 10 make their silver sr"e'n
ON election daY.
At ~ the party arrived nt Wheeling
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ONE DAYS RECORD OF RACES
star Pointer Won an Easy Victory
at ReadNtlIe.

R,adN.ll-. Mass. oct. 1.-The feature
g today harness races here WAS a10-
test between Star Pointer Rohert T.,
Frank AGan and Joe Pslchcn IN the free
fcr-Al pace Tor purse OF s@5Ho STAR
Ic,n,es had an easy victory wgnulTc n
straight heats His time was 3 e4i. "isa
and soss. Roher; WAS second. fu ss-
ing fourth IN the 'rs, and second in wise
Two following hesia. Frank AGAu us>
;htrd finishing second Ia the mr.. e.St
aad ihird IN the following heats Joe
Taychen finished third IN the first heat
snd Ca the following heats brought up
H the rear
Cincinnati Results.
Cincinnati Oct 1.-The fan mrr.ia- ST
I.alouio opened today with a bad track
Six furlonEs-t'erro Gorao won, Coles
tor second. imp Skate tRird. time. ..el's
six furlonGs-P5lk Line won. hoe 'lS~k
second Elsie u. thiNii same. l.i|@,
Five and a half furlonEs-liray Eclipse
Won. r =. Y. S">oud Traveller third
time 10
Muc-Bcn Holiday won. Raymond st,-
ord time 45l. Two starters
Five furlorGs-P5i Cook won. Lyllu NJ
SECOND. Mrs. Shade third time. lF'i'-.
Summaries Mt GrRvcaeRd.
New York, oct Summaries 81
GTavcsepd
SIX turlVnGs- Rrandyw.u0 won. rT;ll-
c;t, second Religion third time IL.
Mile and a six;ceuth-Buckwa won. IL
roy second. Chugnu: third. time 1851.
Milc-Belmav won. Roundsman second
Peep q Day third; limo, 1:4
Five and half urlonGs-Trasediar
won Divide second, Arbuckle third time
i.ln
Mue-Damicn won. Rondo Second. 3er
Elder third time. l:40l.
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Washington. Oct. I-Justice Field. OF
turned TO Washington after summer
spent in California. The justice has been
In feeble health for some months, but
expects to be able to sit on the bench
during most II not all OF the coming
term
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Frankfort, Nv. Oct 1.-The deadIock
continued today In the democratic con-
rrrssional convention IN tho Seventh dis
trtci Of Kentucky There was no change
In the vote for Charles Broadston. Evan
sattlc and John II. Carroll, The chair
ruled that tho roll would he hereafter
called by precincts, instead OF by SCUM
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Paris. oct. i.--Gaulois says that in view
OF the disturbed state OF affairs at NADIA
eascar. isN0 troops will be dispatched
there after the fetes TO be held in honor
Of the Visi; Of the czar and cEarins 10
Paris
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Ten thousand Victims,

Merry. TurkeStan. Oct. IA malignant
fever. similar to that which appeared IN
lSaa has ravaEcd Turkestan for the past
two months Ton thousand persons have
died from the fever, most OF the victims
heins children.
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" WEST vIRauSIAs METROPOLIS
TripIr Nominee Was Heard ~ Na"y
ThousO 8da.

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct 1.-The great
"s' demonstration given william J. Rry'
an IN tho state Of West Virginia was to-
hlEht paid him IN this city At the tar
Rtounda tonight he spoke 20 crowd the
size Of which was only limited bt the
space In front Of the speakers stand any
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03

Portland. Or, Oct. III. p. Harbarg,
tramp. by attempting to board south
bcuud Southern Pacific freight train yea-
tsrday was run over and one OF his legs
beaiy crushed He died today,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-10-03

Worcester, Mass. Oct 1.-The match
sculiing race on Lake ouinaigAmond this
afternoon. between whitehead and Tea
syeke, was won ~ Tonsy0ks.