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new CUBAN ATROCITIES.
This Time The Insurgents ara In tho
BHlChsTl1g Business.
Nom Combatantz itorribIy ssaItrsat.i
By order. of gom,s-n.n nast
fiHht or he Murdered.

New York, Sept. i2,--A Dispatch
TO the Herald IRON Havana say;
II In the rebels now who are maklng
war upon Cuban paoiileos. Under
late decree OF Maxine Go.
meg, those who have attempted
TO preserve neutral position
must show their oolob anu come out
openly Tor one aide or the other. Able.
bodied men are made c0mbatants aud
they must thke d mhchc,c In hand aud
stTike tor Cuba ana Independence, or
abandon their nel1s, take refuge win.
In tho cities anu towns hcld by the
goVerumuut iofces, anu shoulder filo
H. defense Of spain ana the crown.
Neutrality In future Will not be respect.
al Ia time oi war. djmtz says tneTo
should be no paoitic0s cave nopiess
women and Innocent childfou. By
strange colncidntco he ana Captain
General Meylor have upon thisHuujugt
Identical idUAs, anu stranger H.ill, each
Is opposed TO allowing planIufs 20
gather their sugar, coiite and cocoa
crops until alter sue war IL fought 10 n
nuish.
All over tho island dispatches bring
reports Of stances whore Gomez
oruofs are being rigldly carried out.
Beyond the Whore, on the BarTeto
sugar estate, but q faw Ioagreu iroin
Havana. Ramon Velrz, a p,or peai.
act, was dragged from his humble hut,
shot ana RiteTwafd horribly macbeiou
by an intufgont baud before the eyes
OF his wife aud children, whose appeals
tot mercy awaited naugnt. Hts crime
was failure to obey n previous intiml.
ton from tho Insurgents that he
should either lOin them or move into
town.
On tho Fortuna estate enc old
widow with a house full VI children
was driven out OF her house and home,
tho torch being applied to tho building
while their humble paintings were
destroyed.
In MatanEss province Raohael Her.
nhndSz, employed IA la Espana plan.
tation, which was owned by former
Minister Romero was lynchod Rnd lVit
dangling 10 q tree.
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mr.. nrysn In Routs.

KANSAS CIlY, NO., Sept. l2.-Mr.
Bryan arrived in kansas cry at $3.50
this morning. At tho depot were
gathered nearly Thousand working
men from car shops aud packing
houses who demanded speech. Mr..
Bryan addressed them from tue rear
emu OF the platform.
KANSAS CITY Sept, i2.-The Bryan
party aud members VI the reception
committee tuArdpd tally'h0 al tho
Coates house and were driven 10
Eleventh street aud Grand avenue,
where fully 1900 people were mAssod.
a temporary stand had boon erected,
but the crowd was 30 dense that II was
deemed best 10 have Bryan address
them from this cosoh. Standing on
the middle seat OF the ially.ho with his
0veTcoat collar turned up about his
throat Bryan spoke. AS soon A. he
boarded the special car engaged by the
81. Louis committee tho train started,
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CLEVELAND 40 SPEAK.
tie win furnisb I'll. strongest Cam.
pAisn Document u Goid
democrats.

WAsIuSoTos, sept. 1.-THE mem.
ters OF MT. ClBveland's csbiuet now
IN tue city are OF tho opinion that he
viii communicate with the managers
Of the national DemocTatio notification
meeting a. Louisville TO-DAY. IL ~
known that Secretary Lamont expects
Mt. Cleveland 10 send a letter 10 tue
meeting that will bs ono OF the strong.
oct campaign documents tho gold
standard Democrats viii have. The
Pfesidenps position has already been
Outlined by Secretary Lamont, Secfe.
taty Francis anu Attorney General
Harmon, anu II was supposed that
these declarations would be- allowed 10
stand sB the authorized exprtsslo u
Mr.. Cleveland's opinion. Ii 10 stated
now, hswevof, that Mr. Cleveland has
concluded to enphAtizs his opposition
10 the Bryan ticket by n hearty indor,e.
mept OF the indianapolis platform and
VI Palmer aud BuokneT. Tho letter no
has written has been directed to W.
ID. Bynum, II IL said, instead OF Sen.
aIor Gallery, ~ at FIRST reported.
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LONDON, Sept 1.-The 81. james
Gtzstle, commenting ON tho Iiat IN
the bank rate and thp causes Of the out
dow OF gold. say; cat any Tate It Ia
the American who dominates the n.
uannlal situation, anu no Ia likely 10
con tinuu to DO 90 until the election IN
November anu Afterwards. As 70.
CARDS the prospects Of the election,
most Englishmen assume confidently
that Mckinley viii be elected, and he
probably viii b., though n seems 10
US undcsiTable 10 speculate too freely
on the elections Ia q country where
public opinion 10 20 easily Initiated by
anything In the nature OF Engliuh.
Epglishmen have no particular reason
TO regard with Affection party leader
whose platform iaolndes yirulent de-
nouncvmenl nf English aud the opeu
threat that Englisn debts will be paid
Ia DEPRECATED currency. On tho other
baud, there Ia no occasion why they
Should snthusa over staielmAn whose
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Immediate Aciian ct ,hc U,I,sd States
Necessary.

=
Aeeessars.
CHICAGO. sept. l2.--A local PAPER
haa tho following; Charles Hamilton,
tccfCiary Of the North American
transportation and Trading company,
is un route TO Warrington TO present
TO tue authorities there ample evi.
donce that American intrfosts In
Alaska arc being seriously jeopafdiEsd
by tho iaiiuto Of this government 70
dt mand the locau OF q boundary
llno compatible with the law AMI
ternis under which Rus,ia cedSd
ALASKA O. tuis county. Chicngoaus
40 financial backtts OF thu North
Amerctn company. The Cn1ahys
arc heavily Interested In II. T.. Il.
Weave, president OF the Nebraska cry
Packing company, II Ne president,
q. A. Woifu 10 treasurer aud J. J.
H,aly manager.
Secretary Hamilton takes 10 Wash.
lngton n valuable document in the
form of copy Of tho report made by the
Canadian surveyor, William Ogiivie,
last May, TO lusI ecior Constantine, Ia
charge Of tue Canadian poles along
the Yukon nyor. Soubcertnin are the
Canauian police authorities ~ 10 luoir
rights 10 afbi,taiiug disputes along the
disputed boundary that Inspector
Constantine deemed this report ~ be
Necessary. without It he felt that
arrests aud other police duties de.
manuvi OF the British representatives
Gu the blunaary li1u c.uId not Ue had.
The men wnp own the Immense
capital ~ the city now Invested Ia
sending mineTs' outfits, hydraulic
machinery, provisioun And clothing 10
ino new settlements Of the Alaskan
World have the best Of advicos that
Immediate aoti1u on the part OF THE
g1vefnmrntis urcusafy, owing 10 The
act that a great fuih VI gold miuufs
into tho dspalea territory Ia expected
next tummss.
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Notifying Palmer and nucLnsr.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. l2,-lnoom.
ing trains this morning brought large
crowds 10 attend the notification To-
night ut the aulitoriUm OF Generals
Palmer aud Buckner oil their uOmlnn-
tiog by the National Democrats for
President and Vice President feaneu.
lively. Cot. John II. Fellows viii
notify Buoknor, Senator Gallery Will
notify Palmer. The two candidates
mingled with ths crowd nj tho Calf
House lobby, anu were most enthusi.
Asiioally received. Senator LiudsRy
Of Kentucky who hiss lust recovered
from pr, strstion by the heat, announ-
ces that he viii take toe stump Tor
the National Democratic ticket. From
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NV York, Sept. l2.-rhe World
this morbins sayii There was report
that arrangements were under way
anu well advanced for the shipment Of
xix OF seven million pounds In gold
from Europe TO this county. Like all
the recent shipments OF gold In the
same direction, II would be simply n
gigantic sterling loan, which Ia OF
course sent In gold Nh tho only intefns.
tional medium OF exchange. Inquiry
among the foreign houses which nan.
die shipments Of that s1TI met with a
general hvowai OF Ignorance Of any
such contemplated shipment. This
ives not regarded ns proving much, al
the agents here arc proyerblally close
about movements not yet oousum.
mated.
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u ON Tnrn sILxrR.
What the Chinese nirinniet says OF the
Money Quas tiou.

Nhnt tue chinese htutnntnt says OF the
Money QUESTION.
BAgFP. n. w. T., StpL il..-Dr.
Horsey, the representative Of the Can.
adlan government, hal long inter.
view with III Hung Chang while co
route here.
In discussinc financial affairs, the
viceroy eskeI many questions, and In
turn was asked for his opinion on the
gu yer question In the United Sihics.
He fenlie
"My opinion IL no doubt different
from your, because 1 lo0k NJ u from n
Chineie stand I0iut. Ifh rilvef pfcai.
dent II elected tn the Unitfd states II
viii benefit China, IN that 10 will en-.
hanou the value Of silver money, ami
IN like manuer, OF cIuiar, II will
ben III all tue great silver nations"
"Do you thinE,D Ia was asGtd, "that
the election Of silver President would
make a silver dollar worth a. much as
ag1li doilai2D
"No, but u would mako It worth
m 10 than u II at present"
"What Ia your txcellenoy1 opinion
OF union OF all governments in 10.
spect to silver AZ ourtunoy2" he was
ASKED.
"That IL the correct solution, DO.
lievo," answered the vicuroy. III am
In favor OF International bimetallism.n
Too victtoy was later asked by n
correspondent.
"whRt dii your excollency think Of
Pfesiiont Clevolauu2"
Toe reply came very qulckiyi
~ think he 10 great man with
much moral courage. There eau DO no
doubt that he IL tbs head Of his caoi.
nei.n
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Brs1lI ANA I,ais'- Trouble.

NEW YoHK, Sept. IA dispatch
10 tue Herald from Buenos Ayros
sayt;
Tins HerAld'a correspondent In RIO
de Janoiru sends word that Pfesidunt
Mnraea OF Brazil has had conference
with General Ceiequira, tho minisler
Of state, over the Italian troubles. IL
was the object VI the conference 10
diplomatic relations between Italy and
Brazil Congress has adjourned until
October.
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Launching thp ". a. aro.ham.

CHICAGO, Sept. l2.-rhe revenue
cutter W, q. Gresham will BE- launched
at the yatds OF the Glooe Iron works
this afternoon. A few Of the treasury
department officials will be- In attend.
nnce. The Christening ceremony viii
be performed ny Miss Rlth HAnnu
daughter Of NJ. a. Hama. Tho
Gresham will take tbs place Of the
Andy johnson aud will patrol Lake
Michigan. She Will not be completed
until late Ia the fall.
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rnE SULTAN nESouSrED.
says the Powers virtually support
Him NJ nm Assassin.

LONDON, sspi. l2.-w william IL.
Gladstone has written an open letter
douoInolng the sultan OF Turkey.
Gladstone sayt; Elm my opinion tie
sultan, aud not his Mohammtdan sub.
jec,s, n the author o. tho
maHsacfef. From iiftt 10 lust their
airooity has hal no parallel In recent
history. The concgTtof Europe lisa mis-.
cradle, ditgraooiul mookofy, ami a1v.
ereigna anu government have given
direct support TO the ASSASSIN. lndeed
tue presence of the embassies In Con-
stantinuple n In Itself n substanliaI
countenanee aud support 10 him and
his guilty proceedings. That coercion
which should long ago have been mp.
pied 10 him might even now be the
means Of Rverting another sorlel OF
massacfes."
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IAN FRANCisoo, sept. l2.-As tne
result Of his iuiatuatiUn Tor Maxine
Elliot, whom no mot nc a BuAomiau
club dinnur here, Nat Goodwin mas
lo-l his leading lady, Blanche was,
aud the latter ACTRESS l. nov humtwAri
bound from tue Auilpodes, whence
she sailed on August ~. IL appean
that Miss Walsh took sAo sption to th3
actions Of the SUSCEPTIBLE Nat GlodwlD,
In billing the fair Maxine NJ SHE new
American beauty anu leading lady,"
long before the arrival OF tLat ox.oyed
beauty.
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lonnEn ,Nn nunnEnEn.
0eorEe nets OF Portland HuppsseG %
he VIM. tIsIpin OF Chicsgo.


be VIM. Isipin OF Chicsgo.
PORTLAND, Ote., Hept. T. --Go0fge
Bette, who n awaiting trial Tor the
robbery u ID. ID. Oliphant q Com
Iany'a counting room In July, turned
out TO be- n murderer wnuiol IN Chi
cAgo, ~ the Chicago chief " police A.
mittaken In his Identification Of
Bolih by means OF phgtogfaph sent
10 him.
Belts was arrested In Spokane and
after much difficulty was brought back
TO Portland to answer the cnaTge Of
robbery. Belts remarked thai no once
lived In Chicago, aud Chief Minto im.
mediatoly aont his photograph TO the
Chicago polIc'. superintendent of
Police Fitzgerald OF Chicago wired
Chief MintO that In Belts's picture he
Identified n person known IN that city
a. VIM. halpin, alins John Bingham,
who In oollusion with others muir.
dpfed Graham Collsnder there on the
night OF November Z, 1894.
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Ths 10. Angol,s nnuk Robbsry.

BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l2-John j.
MoCarIny, tue alleged bank robboh
leaves here today, accompanied ny
Detective Bradlth VI Los Augeles anu
an Oregon boot.
Bradish said that from what he knew
about the attempt 10 rob tho first
national bank OF Los Angeles and tue
nature OF the evidence against him,
no was satisfied that there would ne
no difficulty In oonvicting Mccarthy.
Regarding iMcCarihy'a Accomplices
In the attempted robbery aud the steps
that have boen taken to capture thom,
Detective Bradish was soneWhAt re.
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uALIRoMNIA WINE.
The Product 60 be Much Less Than
Average Ghis Year,


Average Ghis Year,
BAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1.-THE vlnt.
age OF 1896, already we'll under way In
Fresno, MADEIRA, Y1lO anu sacramento
counties, will DO commenced next
week In early localities Ia the Bay
o1untlea. Heavy irOsts la May, FOL.
lowed by other uniaVofable climatic
conditions, oausing couture 10 all Soc.
lions, no that the yield VIII bo much
below the normal OF l6,O0O,000 gallons
Il Dry wine. Present estimates range
from 100000 TO s,0OO,OJO. Better
weather Tor tho vintage than that
which now prevails could not DO de-
sired aud ON It's continuauce depends
In large measure the quality Uf the
wine OF 1896. some winemakors nru
Offering oniy as ton for grapes but
no purchases al that price ATE reported.
GA the other hand many sales have
been made At from $50 10 S25, tins latter
hguro Tor the choicest varieties.
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An Ao,ar'. Funeral.

NEW YORK, Bop. l2.-Tne funeral
OF James Lewis, the actor, will take
the Corner on sunday afternoon. lev,
DIR. Houghlon will ofliciAte. The
music will DO furnished by the orchcs-
ira OF DAly's theater under the direo.
ton OF William Withers. Honorary
pallboaroTs viii be Augustln Daily,
John Is. Sehooiel, Henry T.. Abbey,
John Drew, Henry Miller, DR.. Hol.
brook Gurus, William Sampson, Sol
Smith Russell aud George Clark.
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nosEnEaY oN TURKEY.
Dstesi- the Government Under which
Armenian sias.arrss ARE l'ss.ibI.

LONDON, Sept. ll..-Lord R9sebery.
Liberal leader, mas written letter
cOndemning In strong terms recent
massaeree In Consta nlinoplo. Ho say:
sit 10 Tar above party qutsliOn-one VI
common ChfistianiIy, humanity anu
civilization. l do not doubt her
mhJesiy'a present advisers share with
The representative Of the United
States In the detestntion OF "a govern
ment under which such things are
poGsible. ANA 4 think more eau DO
accomplished by diplomatic than by
natural settlement on tho young EN-.
pefor coon 10 be among us, who has
such power and such responsibility"
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nIncrr s,rnnn,nin AIn,i,n.

wAsuiN0toN,srpl ii,-Iuf5fmn,lon
received ~ tuo lftasufy department
Indicates tnat thefu " likely To be- much
suffering among tho miners ~ CooKa
Inlet, who re returning from the Alas.
Ken gold helds, unluns the commercial
oompnnies which took them north pro.
woo for their passage homf. 10 isanid
that ~ all Of ihr cutters ~ the Bunng
sea were pressed into service, ilsy
cotffd not Rcrfmuodsio- nonc then ~
men. There afe saei TO be- nUarly 900
OF these returning miners now at
Cook'e inlet.
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BOsTON, Sept. 1.-the Democratic
primaries lot the selection OF delegates
60 state, congregational, cluloillut,
senatorial lanu county conventions
were held pr t'y genCfaily 10 tue ciiics
nnd towns around Boston tonight, ns
vol o. In this city. Tue re- ult Of
these, combined with the caucusuB
held on lhufaday mig ., shows that
the eastern Massachusetts, democrats
have utclurid IOr Bryan aud Sswail,
for the ratification Of the Chicago
platform, anu for George Fred VIII
iiams as their sihndatd.boafuf In the
coming guOornaliOual oampaigu.
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TWO MN DROWNED.
Discovery Made Through "a Parcel sent
iOn Young Lady friend.

SEATTLE, WASH, sept. l2.-rhere IL
little uUuDt that W. \. Anderson aud
ID. Mcdonald, the former travelling
mau, aud tho latter formerly VI San
francisco, but presumably recently Of
Tacoma, were drowned about 1850
miles north Of Vancouver, IS. o.,
August 2OIh OF Whereabouts.
At the time the wreck was die.
covered there was package
In Il addressed to Deity Nc.
Farland OF Seattle. THIS person
proves TO be Miss DotIy Mcfarland.
Anderson mad known her anu her
sister TOT three years. A short tins
before he Left Seattle to sot out on his
cruise from Victoria he called on Miss
Mcfarland and said he would SEM
some shells. bhe never heard from
him until the announcement OF his
death which was made yesterday.
Anderton came here from New YoIk
originally. Previously no had lived at
81. Louie
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chief political nohievemcnt has been 10
raise Cnlnese.wall tatifl around Amer.
lean Industries In order TO MAIN
aud penallEe the British exporter. II
Mckinney ia supposed 10 have won
with the help u Euglish gold ana In.
iiuence, the reHciio viii 10 all the
mofe intense when Bfven comes In, a.
IL not improbable ia 1890. even though
b. atcn Ia Nuvombef,n
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PHILADELPHIA, sept. i2-W. w.
Kurt, q holder uf ftst mortgage bonds
Of TIE Pniladelphin, Reading ani New
England railroad ctmuany hiss FLED q
bili In equity IN the cifcuit court TO
iovent the sale OF he Philadelphia 4
Reniiug property under foreclosure o.
tue general mortgage. He allegta
that the terms Of the proposed sails are
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An American Tor African War.

NEw YonK, Sept. l2.-A special to
the HeIald rom Cairo says.
Lieutenant j. Bacon OF tho Third
U. =. Infantry, now on leave OF alb.
eence, who accompanied the Japano,e
army In tho iield during the late war
between China aud Japan, arrived
hoie touay. hv hopes 10 JJin ths Dun.
goiA exDs'iu'n
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Miss Barton Comes.

NEw YoRlS, Sept. l2.-Among tho
I atsengeTs arrivlng this morning on
tho um0rla from Liverpool was Mis-,
Clara Baron, representative OF the
Red Cross society, who has returned
rom mo scene 0l tba Armenian trou-
ble'. Sue Is well, aud Is Intensely en.
lhuIlasIio about hsr work.
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ilconi Win alfnifcaut shake o.
his head no said, however, that no
einnu hhd teen ieit unturnod and thnt
thero Sc opt 10 be nnothtr arrest OF two
within few dhyf. Louis Mniheuey,
the Olklauder whom the police say
wa IN tho bank fobtofy scheme with
McCatihy, IL believed l. DO Ia Chlca.
go. The Piukuttons have been " ifod
10 get him % y shihlp.
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rernch Mnr.nIn mo,smen,..

NEW YomS, Sept. ia dispatch
to the HoInld nom Canea sayti
The French third class cruiser
Watlgeneris arrived here tU1Ay and is
going 10 Gambia TO relieve the Lnnois.
The Neptune leaves hero Un 5ep,em.
Der 1914 anu Will DO replaced by tho
MaTceau az Sudn.
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OuRAY, Col, Sept. IA telegram
from the sheriff Of Han jose, Cal, TO
~. &. Buller. c. uied the latter TO arrest
w. ID Henry uader the suspicion mat
he u janice DunhRm, who murderer
family NJ ak persons. HIS photo
Graph was taken and tent TO san jose.
Henry has boon hore prospecting. no
claims hot to have Lsen in California
Iu ten yguTr
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hupposed Worthless Land suddenly
Becomes Worth Iittiions.


nsceme- Morih niitions,
CmcAGo, sept. i2.-hor many yeArs
Il. X. brainafd, OF the ffm OF n. H.
Bfainarj q C0., stone ntraciars NJ
Chicago, has held "a lve hundrud.acrc
tract u anu Ia Virginia, because no
could not got ria Ut u without giviug
u away, ine iand clming into HE poe
esssion m payment Of ual debi.A low
days ago Mr. Bmiuafd went east with
view 10 disp1ting o. tuis tract n pos
sibiu, but on making closer Inspector
OF hia lhud, u utp0sit Of manganese
wac iOuni, the extent OF which ~ ~ "
posed to bs aim " uuiimUoI, with
what 10 estimated ~ be milton dol.
lafs worth o. tue metal Ia piuin sight.
IL u tbs most valuable dep0sit Of man.
gpntsn ever uncuvotsd 10 this coun.
Try. A NV Y0fk fyrfiicrtn has
offered 10 either buy or develop tue
oOnal "a anu WORK will begin At oG.".
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QUINCY, H., Sept. ~. Major Gen.
James ID. Morgan, uivlslOn command.
OF under General sherman In the war
OF tho rebellion, ana u veteran Of the
Mexican war, In dead, Hged SO. lie
was president Of Army Of tnsICumbeI-
land ana treasurer OF the Soldiers
Home.
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IuE wisD mn ~.
Prevented a Tsst of the AIbairos. Ply.
lug nachine.

MILLERs, Ind, Sept. l2.-Bluster-
ing winds prevented the expected test
Of the, A lbalfoss fiyiHg machine from
the Lake Michigan blutis. With tho
smaller machlne', which Chanuie and
the other campers from Chicago have
been experimenting with for some
days, interesting Tetults were obtained.
A record OF $50 ieet was established In
the tests. Often an altitude OF forty
feet was reached, starting from point
thirty feet above the beach.
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ara. ometr nrniniiy Assauiisd.

KANsAs CRY, Sept. ~. - A. j..
Dearborn, state President Of the A. y.
A., was found lying In tho street near
his home nj G'clock this morning,
unconsolous from wounds Inflicted BY
nn unknown afsRllant. He was badly
battered about the head aud stabbed.
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nin,Ing hpnnI.h Iroon..

NEW NORIS, Sept. ia dispatch
TO TO the Herald from MalIasayi:
Tho Spanish Transport MOntserTat
hes RTnved hero from barcelona and
sallei again. She has ,l67 troops on
board.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-12

George Alexander Ia having m =,
succoisiul trip with his The Prisoner
OF Henua in the provinces. Speaking
OF tue dramaiization Of successful
NOVELS Mt. Alexander recently saiu:
'Chafno ~ IL 10 DO sought every.
whefo. No one Knows how tie idea
OF novel impluHea itself upon q
manager The coming dfama IL 10 he
combination OF what IL hCsi In history
anu the succ ftBiul fiction OF the day.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-12
A Legislator Dead.

QUINCY, ILL.,, Sept. I2. Hon.
MnChrii Dazsy, ex.mcmbtr Of the
state legislature and present Demo-
cratic candidate for second term died