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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-11

the year that silver was demonetized.
There were "a homicides, 20 suicides,
20 fatal mining accidents, five railroad
accidents, eight other accidents, but
only one case of found dead" was re-
corded. The total number of violent
deaths.was 81, of which 35 were report
ed from Butte.
There was big increase In the list
of crimes and fatal accidents in Mon
tana in the year 1894 the year of
strikes on all railroads, Coxey trips, re-
ligious riots, capital fights, etc. The
list of homicides was Al, suicides 26,
deaths by mining accident "a, by rail-
road accident eight, by other accident
81, found dead 16. The total deaths by
crime and casualty during the year
were 139. of which 46 were from Butte.
In the year 1895 there were rs homi-
cides, q suicides, Al deaths by mining
accident, IL deaths by railroad acct
dent, as deaths by other accident, in
Guiding rs killed in the great powder
explosion of Butte. and IL come under
the head of found dead" The total
violent deaths for the year was 206, of
which SO were in Butte.
The total number of homicides in
Montana during the past six years is
summarized in the following table. in
which homicides occurring in contig-
uous territory are credited to the prin-
cipal city, Butte, for example, being
credited with all occurring in Silver
Bow county:
HOMICIDES.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-11

Don't buy a spring hat until you have
seen our new stock. which is by far the
best selected up-to-date line shown in
Butte this season.
The hats we are selling this season at
$780, $3.50 and $500 are wonders.
Ask to see our $3.50 Derby Hat, spring
Dunlap style. 1t is a winner.
Have you seen our 75c and s1.00 White
Shirts? They are as good as you have
usually bought at twice the price.
Look over our line of Neckwear and
you will say you never saw such values
for 25c and SOC.
Money back IL you can do better.
The Cash Clothing Co.,
Cor. Main and Park sts.. Butte.
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Butte Scavenger Co., prices reason.
able. Tel. 432; SS1 E. Park St, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-11

Home Ready Mixed
Paints at Schatzlein's. Il W. Broadway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-11

Bids will be received by Con Hayes
at Gregson Springs. Mont. for a frame
building. 73xS1 feet. one story high. for
plunge bath. Contractors will submit
bids for labor. bids for material. bids
for painting and bids for the whole fob
complete. Plans can be seen at Greg
son Springs All bids to be in at -
o'clock on the 18th day of April. 1896.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-11

The Offices of Montana Electrodes
company have been removed from IS
West Park street TO No. 40 East
Broadway street. where the acetyiine
light can be seen from 10 o'clock a. m.
TO 10 u. m.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-11

The fast trains on the Butte. Anacon-
da q Pacific railway make the run be-
tween Butte and Anaconda in As min
utes Always in the lead. Always on
time. Street car tickets free.
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w l.. Royse. the Main street grocer.
wishes TO state that he has only sold
his retail oil wagons, but is still in the
grocery business at the old stand, 1sC
South Main street
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-11

1t will be grateful and comforting
news to learn that the Centennial
Brewing company will put its famous
book beer on the market on Saturday
morning. when IL will be on draught
at all the leading saloons in Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-11
THE BURLINGTON LEADS.
Big Reduction In Time Betw4en All Mon
tans Points and Omaha, Kansas
City and St Louis.

Taking effect Sunday. April 18th. the
burlington" will reduce it's time be-
tween Billings and Omaha, Kansas
City. st. Louis and Chicago 2h hours
east-bound and hours west-bound.
Just think of IT,
Only one night on the road from
Butte, Helena and other Montana
points TO Kansas City,
Close connections at Billings with
Northern Pacific trains. II you con-
template a trip east Ii will more than
pay you to write for information to
w. w. Johnston.
Commercial Agent. Billings. Mont.
Phil Daniels,
T. +. a, Butte. Mont.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-11

The Butte. Anaconda & Pacific rail-
way have tickets on sale at the Great
Northern city ticket office. 81 Main
street. Street car tickets free
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-11

For a quick trip to Chicago try the
Burlington route via Northern Pacific
at Billings.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-11

For Sale-10 fresh miIch cows. Satur-
day. cor. Porphyry and s. Main, Butte
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The total number of fatal mining ac-
cidents in the six years was 159, of
which more than half occurred in Sill
yer Bow county.
The total number of deaths by rail-
road accident was SO, of which 22 were
in Silver Bow county and Is in Missou-
la and vicinity.
The total number of deaths by other
accidents was 161 of which SO were in
this county
The number of those recorded as fall
ing dead or found dead was n, Of
which 80 were in Silver Bow county.
The grand total of death by crime
and casualty in Montana for six years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23

Sr Louis, July 23,-rhe Popullst
committee on platform INST NJ Lindell
hotel today Immediately after tins Ap-
pointm0nt. Gen. j. Is. Weaver o
Iowa was elected chairman over II.
Jerome KIRBY, Texas. Gen. Weaver
says he was ior the principles Of tua
party first aud for party autonomy
next, but no desired II understood tnat
he did not propose TO give up either.
The committee decided upon tho APP
p0iutmeut Of ilvo sub'c0mmiltees VI
fivc each on preamble, finance, trans.
p0rtation, lana aud direct legislation,
anl authorized the chairman 10 make
teleclions, The COMMITTEES then took
recess until o'clock.
Tho selection " Weaver As chair
mhl Il conJiJetol a Bryan victory ny
the advocates u tho endorsement VI
Bryan as nominee.
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A sTRANgE STORY.
A FaEin and OiiVrr Twist Arrange
manI'In NhlchEo.


CHICAGO, July 23.-raa police are
investigating n strange story just told
them by siXteen.yoaT-olI Arthur
Peterson. Young Peterson was AZ.
rested ON tue Lake front. Moses 81.
Clair, oolofed, % years old, who was
with the boy, was also arrested ami
locked up. At the police station he
feiu,eI 10 talR, nut the boy told Sug-
aeant Murphy that Ia 81. Paul, biz
native city, ho met ~. Clair, who
70 ms TO exercise u peculiar iufiugnCe
over him. Less tnan year pgO
young Peterson said, he came to
Chioago with 81. CLAIR, who told tho
boy, no the latter said, that n he at
tempted 10 leave him or told anyone
about the mistrealment he received, lac
would kill him.
"5eyeFal weeks ago he went out TO
Olk PaTG anu Austin,n said young
PcteTson," aud committed n number OF
buTglaries In each place. 81. Clair
compelled me to assist him la these
buTgiaTiea, telling mo what g. 10. We
got Considerable property, which Ut.
Clair dispUseu q. 80. thea We went 60
New York. fneTe we CON liitud one
buEEluTy. We anu NOT TaalZi very
much from IL ana 81. CLAIR th0ul ht VIZ
had hotter come back 10 Chicago. We
arrived In Chicago several Jays ago
and 1 have been watching for an OF.
poTtunity TO get away from ~. Clair,"
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a LoNooN DIVORCE CASE.
the Defendant ~ Daughter of General
u. ", hiTkhRn,

LONDON, July 2B.-uhu trial OF the
SHTie. Bullor divorces case began to.
gay. Pininln IN Hon. Walter lafdr.
Buller, a brother Of Lord ChurstOB,
aud a member Of the distinguished
family OF Devonshlre. The defendant,
Mrs. Lslllah Yarde.Bullcr, IL tue
dau ghier OF the late Gen. IL. w. Kirk
ham, who was n wealthy resident Of
San Francisco.
The HaTdo-Bullers were married In
1885. Plainun alleges cruelty anu
auuitery Ga the part ut tho defendant,
with Valentine GAdsdon, who IL
taid to be u real estate agent OF San
Francisco. Mrs. lstde-Buller denied
tue allegation. Butler testified that
his wife behaved like mad woman
aud that once she took poison. some.
times she locked her husband out OF
tho house. Oue Night che insisted on
going TO Cafe Cayuur, resort Of the
dcmimonIo whore snB made a die,
turbahec. Then tho drove home with
a strange man anu locked her hutband
uut Of tue house, Under CfOss-eXHm.
ination the petitioner declared his
domestic tr0ublea arose from her drink.
Ing habits anu iast living. The hear.
ing vas adjourned.
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Wedding Bells.

The Maut 81, singer u the l1.h
inst, contains "a notice to tho ei,o.
that Joseph Jasper Mcclellan IT,, and
Miss Mary Estens D0uglass,oi Payson,
Utah, wuro married Ia the Mantl
Temple on Wednesday, July 10, 1896,
Toe Messenger observes that the bride
Is one OF Utah ciuuty's most charming
young nuiuf; ana u also pays % de-
fstyed tribu,v to tue groom, which the
NEWS ana itB readers generally viii
heartily endorse. Prof Mcclellan huS
declined this year Ihv position which
he uell last year, as teacher or hnT-
mony, piano anu pipo organ IN thu
University OF Michigan, and has been
engaged a. tnu "a o. doy saints Coz
loge IN this city.
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NEW YogIl, July 2S,-'rhe Evening
Post says a committee OF foreign bank.
ere appointed by the meeting yeateruay
TO formulate u plan for checking the
export OF gold tho next two mOnlhs IL
not expected TO report In two or three
days. IL IL the Intention TO arrange n
pool by which all demands for export
ing may be supplied during that time.
This morning there was decline Of
un,-hnli cents In tho posted rates for
steIling exchange.
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OTTAWA, Onl., July 23-The Cau.
adian government has givOu strict if.
ttfucusns 10 collectors VI customs u all
Dominion ports not TO give a cloafauc /,
q any vessel entering outward fUf
Cuba, without ifst receiving authority
for granting thctamu ifJm tue minister
VI customs. 10 hls come 10 the notice
u tue Canadian authorities that n
number OF vessels have luit England
with rides aud muuitiUus u war on
board Tor Canadian porte, O. be r..
shipped into another vessel Anl thus
sent 10 tho Cuban inuufFenis. IL o.
stated that \ suspected steamer IL now
Ia the 81. Lawrence river The gov.
eminent has received Information
where several owners Of Canadian
steamers have bueu offered large sums
u money 70 they would charter their
vUsaoIs tor a run TO Cubs with war
supl lies.
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CANNOT CoNrnoL.
tho "uiddie Of the Road" Popuiisis
Realize the situation.


ST. LOUIS, July g3.-Tho "midJlo Of
the road" POpulists, nj least the load.
ere, appeared TO realize this morn.
ing Tor the fret time thnt they
could not control the situation, aud
although the rank ana illo sim chi d
tor an absolutely independent ,tickc,
tho leaders were talking OF cUmpfo.
misses on tho Populislic vice pTesiutn-
tial nomination aud division VI elect.
ors. They made many mistakes, hut
perhaps none will prove moro costly
than the ignomluiouB dumping OF lg-
nutius Donnelly whom they had Sc
ltcled for candidate for permanent
chairman, for Compton Of Maine
who In bitterly oprosud 70 bewaii.
DOnnelly'- friends ace disgrunted.
Furthermore tho "middle Of The
roaders" cannot got control OF the
committee which will formulate a line
OF action for tho convention. The
Bryan men cJnaider they have BTyAn'e
nomination practically assured aud are
now working like bunveTs 10 save
5ewnll. Should thoy be beaten In this
they favor the nomination Of A. L..
Mimms OF Tennessee.
A "middle OF tho ROAD" meeting
was scheduled at the convention hall
az $3.50 this morning, but II did not
mateTializi.
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srnUcK HIs orroNLNr DEAD.
Result ofa q iarrsi netwsrn Two Li,tis
unVa.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Harry Rudolph,
nrs1 n, ,tfuck two blows with his
puny fists Last evening and hil or.
poueni, Grover HAuson, aged y, fell
dead at his feet. The iads were having
a boyish QUARREL aud young Hanson
started 10 iuu. Rudolph followed IN
swift purbuit, ontching the lad near the
curb, anu struck him IA tho face und
abdomen.
Little Hanson covered his face With
hi. hanip, tell backward and expired.
Young Rudolph wss locked up, Tue
physician WHO examined young Han.
son gave II A. his oplnion that the lnI
uiod from cerebral congestion, result.
Ing from shock affecting the heart
action. RuIulpn waH released upon "a
statement Of thu facts In the case 10
await tho result Of an inquest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23

CINCINEATI, July 23.--EATly this
morning Dix suOts were heard ut tho
residence o, WIN. Wiley, ladies' tai.
urs and iurtiuT, on west Fifth street.
Mrs. Wiloy was found bleeding from
i've bullet wounds and her husband
was unconscious with a bullet hole In
the right temple. The woman died on
tho way TO the hospital. Willley's
wound was superficial, the ball glanc.
ing of the skull. The couple after
frequent quaTrels separated but began
to nvu together again about three
months ago. Wiley says his vito shot
him, anu he then seized tho revolver
and fired vi her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23

NEW YuWl, July E3.-A dispatch
70 tbs Word from Colon, CoiomJii,
say: The taun Wut between Colon.
bin and Jamaica has already crippled
tho commercial urd agricultural inter.
ust Of the island, the King
Cleaner rcrOf'a. anu threatens 10 ruin
the heretofore furnishing cattle raising
industry.
Tho nou'kecpofs have expended
So, 100000 Ia cattle rearing sud now
canuUt nnl "A market In Kingston,
whore Colombian cattle sell cheaper
than native stock.
Tho Jamaica pun.keepnts want tholr
government 70 protect them by raising
tue Import duty on cattle from 81 ~ s.
q Lnln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23

CHICAGO, July GA special from
Milwaukee, 20 local paper Hayt:
Henry &. Payne, II Ia believed, will
retire from the Republican national
committee on account Of III health.
MIR. Payne had been shown n state.
ment setting forth an alleged stormy
interviow tetween himself and Mt.
Hanna, the national chairman. Whom
this matter was shown MT. Payne no
said with yehsmencs; "rheTo is not
= sointilla OF truth IN that report. The
most cordial relations eKlsl between
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23
DIDN'T FIND FARMER.
William Loo Returns Without ADy
DlHllo TIdI1gS.
MISSING MAN SURELY DEAD.
Lis' seen on thr Morning tf ftbrnarJ
Is h-lam'lY Has Lost All Hope
oi SEEING Him again,

SPECIAL go ilg NUwN
Nmm, july William Lee, ON.
pIoyud ~ Nephi people to search Tor
the missing man, Fred Farmer, who
went nth with William r. May last
Ap.Ii 60 the Colorado river exploring
tor gold, lett tue river on July 4,h, az.
rivlny hero on the 2l-t.
ML Leo went 10 Msy and farmers
old camp ami from there hs went 10
the camp OF "Mat" wlcks ana al"
Hartman, seven miles above. These
parties cay that Farmer o,mped with
Ihom on February l7th and left their
camp 10 return 10 May next morning.
lie was then well anu IN the beat OF
spirits.
"a Wicks and Hartman say that Farm.
CT told them that ho and May both
started TO their camp, but coming to
very steep mountain, May refused 10
go further Farmer went to thr top Of
the mountain and callei back 10 May,
,ulliug him that lac could see the camp,
tut May made no reply. Farmer
went on.
Llu followed the tracks Of Farmer
from The camp OF wioks and Hartman
Tor over two miles. Farmot diI not 20
over the steep mountain on his return,
but went around the mountain. lie
could follow his track no further. The
general verdict Of tho people In that
region Is that Farmer " dcac.
FARMER leaves an aged mother, n
wife anu four small children without
means. Since Lees return, Farmers
mother and his wife have Lost all hope
OF ever steipn him npaip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23

for Imports. Tue customs duties col.
lecitd were for exports sl,l5g,-sl; iu.
ports s., l6l 800; misc".la snus SIS .uij,
making total Of 81, 500 35.
During tho year / ,sB3 svamsfs and
loo sailing vessels cu,trud the TDt.a
Of Japsu from foreign g urtriss; q
tirsp s3 were American, Os7 HuII.n
Gud 81 Geiman.
Fofty.nluo American steamers and
calling vrssula we're engaged IN TIM
cOsHtwife 'raIu " j fua l us against 15l
British, lNi French rHf iSi % Hrmuu.
IufaH ...lfttd 81 I.s sg5 gold ami
81. iDJ.N1I silver iuIlIu. Shp Im.
pultvH iuUiHu io The value OF tj.5 g55
In gold, 59,45l,56s 10 silver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23

ALLIANCE, Ohio, July 20. An
enormous crowd was In Attendance at
the thitly.nluth annual commence
munl Of Mount Union college today.
Major Mckinley arrived from Clevo.
HIM a. tho station and 5000 people
were around the college building while
the large auditorium was packed. To
give every one an opportunity TO hear
McKinley after the ofallons OF the
rTRiuates, oil gathered ON the campus
10 near Mckinley speak,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23

VANcoUvER, b. g., July 70 Along
tho y rthern railway, between Whit
com und Goshen, bush nfes have
burned many barns, fences aud rail-
road tics. At Vancouver last nigbt
there were two frts, a houto aud
steamer being burned. Unlets rain
comes coon large tracts OF timbor along
Frazer river Will be- destroyed. Dunsu
tm0Ne has settled down over the eca.
port towns and II 10 with the greatest
difficulty navigation can be carried on.
IL " believed that several mincfs have
pcrished In the vicinity oil Spokane.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23
Anon the MrIerI,,,. cheIes.

ST. LOUIS, July 23.-Wm. V. Allen.
Of Nebraska, was selected by maloti.
~ Of the committee on permanent Of
ganizatlon OF tho PopuliGi convention.
IL was announced that the minority
make two reporlG-one for CAmpion OF
Maine, the other for Butler Of North
Carolina, II no would allow his name
10 DO used.
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Won ,h. I.I,ernsni CON-.

LIVERPOOL, July 28.-L5Td Dofby's
thrcU.ycnf.Uli Canterbury Pilgrim
won the Liverpool cup today; Lori
william Beres'ofd's Paris Ill, second;
J. Wallncu's Peck, third. Richatl
Croktt'8 Nanta Anita waa not placed.
Crokut'a Eugala ran second IN the
hehiorth weller handicap. Spinning
Boy wnB frat; Mogula third,
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where Is Mrs. GsrIruds Coleman

CHICAGO, July 23,-CaptRiu Elliott
hs received postal card from J -gph
l.. Coleman, box Isl, Coming, \. Y,
saying no would pay liberal reward
for the cJrreC. address Of MIS-. Gertrude
Coleman, who he thinks Is employed
by some dTets maker. No such name
can DO found IN tue directory, but tue
police Will make Hn effort 10 hni tho
woman, as tho writer says he has funds
la trust for her.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23

mysolf aud Mr.. Hanna. IL my health
will permit mo, shall continue Ia the
management. But 1 was seized with
tho most severe attack on sunday that
have evcs had. My old trouble,
caused by ovetwotk, came on me GU
the street and / vts unoDnf clOus for
ever Oh hour in my office"
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SPANISH nAnnARIrIEs.
Helpless sick and Wounded Muir
derSd by Soldiers.

KEY WEST, Fla, July 2S.-PhyAte
lelteTs from Ma,Anzas, Cuba, to 70.
sponsible merchants In this city, give
shocking details connected with the
capture by tue Spanish VI rebel hospit.
ais located In that province.
Doctor Rlog lzqueladO, surgeon Of
the Cuban army, with assistants and
corps Of nurses, were al, u ~ alleged,
put 10 the machete while the helpless
sick and wounded weto assassinAted IN
their cots, aud the buildings then
burned over their heads TO cover up
the crime.
Rios and Montanora, the two men
who were Imprisoned on account OF the
discovery oflarms on San Rafael street
NJ Hayann yesterday, have been bar.
bstously Whipped by the spanish
police. Inc first one was tortured. A
woman who was arrested has been con-
flned for three days In u cell.
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cnnnot .narc lemero.

Ci1Y on MEXICO, July g3.-Tho
government VIII not nccrpl Minister
Il lmetO's resignation, holding him In
TOO nigh esteem ~ successful diplO.
mat to allow him ~ retire at the
present nud regarding him as pUssess.
Ing the good VIII Of the American
gOyutnmuut ana people. Romero will
start itr Wushiurl, n nc once.
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To IsIn Thsir ships.

CHICAGO, July 28.-rhero Ia n party
Of young naval oflloufs In the city on
their way to join their respective ships
In the Pacific.
Commander Reuter- OF the Detroit,
ono OF the AsiAtio squadron, Ia also al
the hotel, on tho way TO Join his COM
mand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-23

WAsHisoToN. ID. O., July 23.-Tbe
treasury department has been advised
that over s23,OOO,0O0 will be turned
into the sub-ireasuTy by the banks, In
exchange for legal tender notes, to sus.
tain the goh reserve. OF this amount
slS,500,0 900 is pledged by New York
bankvTs.
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WARRINGTON, ID. g.. July 28.-
Consul General Molyor at Manag va
has forwarded 10 the state department
tables showing the foreign trade OF
Japan for 1895. In these tables tho
japanese silver yen has been taken ~
equivalent to SO.6l, tnis being It's mean
value during that year, The total
value OF exports was sos ,O93, 6B2 anu OF
imports S65, 922,s sos. OF luis amount
ths UniteI States Ia credited with
S2i6oi,7Oi for exports and s4,78O, 0a3
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rnme. and Gel Yonr Teeth.

Among the donations to the Old
Folks was one from DR.. Thomas, Home
FIR, Insurance building, who offers
,gt ct luutn 10 any poor OLD lady over
syveuty who IL entirely toothiess. Tue
tlfsI applicant 10 unfortunate VIII DO
lhe hTst served, COAAITpLk'
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CHICAGO, July 23.-By the falling
OF portion VI the interior OF the
dome OF the old post office building n.
b. smith, u working man, was instant.
~ killed anu AmOa Strlngsr perhaps
lulKllN nTushel.
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BRAINARD, Mimi, July 90. - At
i've minutes after one tubs morning
John Pride, who murdered ami robbed
Andrew Peterson, was hanged. Pride,
whose real name IL John Il. Miller,
made q full confession.