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,vsnins too lac to zee her huibanu
alive.
The docessed was born In West h.l.
ton, o., 10 i8ii. II 1859 be came %
Colorado anu ttout .uur wears mining
around ~ OK Hawk aud Central cry.
Ito then returned 10 his uld hnmc In
OhiO, aud soon after moved 90 kOk1.
no. inu. GA the i0in a. Fehiuafy,
1867, no welded Miss Ellz,bslh -.
sirngef Ut Alto, luu., who survives
MN Mt Davie omlFfaiod 10 Rico
during the year 1850, whete he re.
manned year mud returned 10 kokO'
mo. II lsS3 hif ana Mis-. Davis cane
10 Telluride aud resided hero until
'lssD, when they went to salt Lake 20
iaAe M their fcimnneni fesidtrcs,
He came 70 Telluride last, the 20 IA Of
July, end since has boon looking after
his miuiug anu real estate inttfcsp.
The femains will be takun ~ koko.
mo, fud., "Wednesday morning for
burlaL
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ADVICES FROM CUBA.
RunoB That General Wsyl.f g Not
h.slils With Success.
A strong I"-ug-nt Amy Matching
Again ih' Iowa Ct Puerto
Principe.

HAvAHA, Nov. i7.-No nows, on.
eial - Otherwise, hEs been received
concerning thu movements Of General
Wcyler aud ARMY, fuppotsi o be In
pursuit. Of thr insurgents, lot tho sut.
render OF Antonio Maceo, IN the pro Y.
ince u rinaf DEL RE. No news from
the spanish force ia the field, o. n
rule, means bad news AMI the insuf.
gents are circulating reports OF
spanish defeats in truth, how
over, there stems ground for tho
belief tina, the captain general has not
met with the success he anticipated.
While he IL reported moving alons the
nogihern part Of Plnar del Rio, Msoso
IL said 90 be south Of him net fat from
the tfocha or military line which
would indicate the possibility Of the
Insurgents tutnine the Spanish flank
AID making u dlfilcuit Tor tue captain
general 10 return 10 Havata. This,
however, IL u conjecture, no news be-
ing allowed 10 leak from the OH 'ial
stat In the palace. From n private
source this afternoon, II was
said that Maceo who had boon occu-
pying potillon between Caudelafia
and Aftcmisl, had moved a1uth Of the
former town, going westward towards
the mountain GuAun. Another fumor
has Il that be IL pushing a strong force
through The swamps south OF the
Tf1cha.
ttis no longer denied that tho In.
turgcnti have captured two quite im'
poftant towns. Catcorfn anu Guimafa,
IN Puerto Principe, and an iusurgent
army OF about ten thousand men l.
aivancing upop the city VI Puerto
pflnclpe
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"cooSET. TlIE FOX"
Here OF ihe ,sonin Tragedy Reap
neHss GA abe scene.

CHICAGO. Nov. l5.-"Cooney, tho
Fon,' ui Cronin lame, ~ back 10
town. lie returned 90 CticagU OF his
own ffeu will. Coonsy reached the
city Saturday night. His ffst public
appearance was sunday night, when
he visited Norm side resorts which
used 10 DO ffequentuG by the leaders OF
tue AUDITORIUM iAolion Ia tho Clan
nn'gAul, He refused 10 tell anything
about his J0ufneying or his move
meuia during the han dozen yeaTs
which has elapsed aimee he He'd after
the dtoovsry Of Dr.. Cronin's body Ia
this mAuhule OF the Lake Wow fewer.
COoney II stopping al house on the
norm siuo near nis former haunts. its
ffiunds say ho IL here 10 stay. The
police do not want him, and there 10
no reason why he should longer avoid
Chicago.
Patrick Cooney, better known as
"Cosnuy, the Fox, . Ia tue man whom
Mfs.Andy Fox accused OF being ueet-
~ inn Heated IN tho Cfonin murder.
In her story Of the crime ME-. Fox
told how the e nspifators had selected
by lot To perform the murder. Co3uvy
she claimed, being unmarried, agreed
10 take har husbands place since Fox
had a wife ana Iargo ami y OF ohiliIoa.
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HaiIrsad REORGANIZATION.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IT, The
Philadelpnia aud ReA ding Railway
company reofganlzsd today.
The railroad was cold under ioT.
closure September Under the plan
Of reorganization tnoru viii be- three
csmpauiss, PhiladelIh ia ami Reading.
Phiisdelphia ana Reading Coal anu
Iron company, aud the Reading com.
papy.
ine latter 10 known a. the natioual
company, but application has been
died In court 70 have tue title changed.
These oihcefs were elected! Presi.
dent, Josoph n. Harm; tvcfetsfy
WIN. n. Taylor Geo. A.. Bear. ksal.
iua; Cnas. n. Cosier anu Francis
Lyndo Sietson, New YORK.; uro. q.
rhomAs, Thomas Mexican aud John
LoBeT welcn. PhilAdtiphia.
The capital stock WHs nNsd At $50.
100000 10 be Issued Ia four hunufri
thousand shares OF MY dollars each.
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cifuuustsncas which he'd to tho cifcu.
iauou o. q report thsl she hRd COM
mititi suicide. BIZ. Merritt sam 10.
Jay; "fhe reports published tfo IN
uftly wrong. We have boon ttavti'
Ing or t1u oonliuent Elk months. Oui
New NofE residence u Bofflcy, Ninth
bheot ann 5Sth avenue. by wiir.wh
was a R0manian, arrived from Pafie
last wees. Bhs wns taiiaIiug from On
liberated tooth. Tue ucutisi furnished
her coosine which Indirectly caused
ter death, IS u Induced Cpllcpty,
which was chronic with her"
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wia olvs California Jobber. "a Larger
nuyinE Btcld.

CHICAGO, Now l1.--E. J. Hinton ,
general ugent OF the Pacific Mail
steamship company al San Fianclauo,
Que time general ifelght agent Of the
Texas ana Paoific, has bean named by
tue X iuthern Paclnc successor OF the
latu J. NAlioon OF tho board Of Gdmin
iHtTatiOD VI tho Southwest TIAiIle
association.
The Southern Pacific company has
mnue rates from tue East that will
enable California lob0trs TO have "a
larger buying fleid.
Tue new rates 10 into effect today.
Freight rates ifOd Boston, PhilAdol.
phia aud other principal poiEls on the
Atlantic feib0ard, win be the same a.
from New York on leading oommodi.
lee with u minimum rate, however, OF
20 cents per hundred pounds.
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rnE DrrD or rirSDS.
Ihey nreah into - Iionso aud Tor.
turs an Old man.

CLEVELAND, Nov, l7,-Last night
John Mifka, aged ~ years, n mlser
who lives slone Huu ~ creIited with
having large sums OF money In tue
house. Upon bis refusal 70 tell the
bufglars where the money was hiuden, ,
hs wac terribly beaten. This failing
TO force information rom the OLD man
he was bcund and gagged anu the lamp
II ane applied 10 his feet until tno ieah
was literally ogokod. This old man
writhea In agony, hut protested that
he had no money. Thu nenda tnon
applied the fi,mr IN hts handa AMI
then 10 tho bO4y until he flgaily sunk
into uuGOnteiousness IN wnieh cundi.
ton he was found early snis morning.
IL is believed tbs burglars got nothing.
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tLs Relations astwssn tho 1--WE ,au
tries Arattt Ntraiusa

tls Relations between che i've conn
iFiez Agate Strained,
NEW lUKlS, Nov. ia dispatch
ft0m Valparaiso ssys!
IL IN somi.Oiiic ally reported that the
relations between Guile anu Argentine
arc again strained. Chile made q
pfoposillon " ATgentino 10 eutet into
an agreemuut The policy o. htgun.
tine was tina. In the arbitration prot.
col accepted two months ago there was
no CLAUSE calling Tor disAtmamont and
that gnNsrnmuat did not propose 10 d.
%. PJliticiH declare that Chila VIII
soon fenuw her position in m5fa point
cd anu explicit terms.
10 " considered pr battle that 10 tho
case OF u second refusal thu. govern.
ment will rosoft TO other measured.
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A WAR IS POSSIBLE
B.lH,.n Tho Ulittd States and Poor,
Old Spain.
Inr SPANISH MINISTER SAYS so
II Wonld lie a Terrible One, lie Adds
the End OF Which Nobody
Can foresee.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Hofald's
Warrington special sAyi; bonor
Dunuy DO LONE, the spanish minister,
was afkoi the direct quostioa last
nlghG "Do you .bellove thurs 10 any
danger Of war between the United
States and Bpain?"
'It Is psssibls," tho minister an.
avered. at " aid bs torfibls one.
Ons can foFesee lie beginning but not
iin end"
EvEaY vEslu. READY iuK nEA.
INV York, Nov. I7.--rha AdVef.
litef this morning sayg
Though the authorities OF the Book.
Ign Navy yafd refused TO givf Any OK.
plAnstlon OF the great activity There,
tie generally believed that insimcsions
have been received from Warrington
10 have every available vessel fuaJy for
sea,
The most experienced commanders
a, the yard believe That there will not
DO any conflict with spain. They
laugh At the iieA OF spain attempting,
vita her ancient heei, % attack tho
navy vi this equity. IL II thought
by them that the present activity ain.
ply pfessges tue oyoluil0ns Tor tho
winter ofulsr.
Ia any case, the men In the con.
pifuciiou department are working
night aud uay 10 put all tho shipu In
pvff o.i1n. In the navy YARD mole tnnn
200 men are At woTR On the monitor
Puritan which will 70 into commission
at tho end of the month Aui thou Join
Admiral Bunco's fleet. The bait sthip
Texas Il now lbsing repaired In lh
deck.
Ihe Inquiry into tho aoeiden, may
be- ejmpitted by Thursday.
WAR TALK - sEssAriONAttfM.
WAnuEOtOs, Nov. 1.-THE spar.
ifh minister Dc Lone, dues NOS "a.
poet 10 hear Of ANY dooi0iye battle Ia
Cuba unless the Spa nish troopr snOuld
bu - Fortunate 40 10 corner the Gu
bans. He says Macoo mas 10 force
with which g give batus. Tue span.
ith uoUps, no thinks, will have 10
chase the Insurgents from place 10
place and destroy their huppliua ana
plantations anu prevent them from
fuacning tho sea, where tnuy can
| hN1at' NV NhhIiiNtf A ~ FolA iht
nghiiug mus be IKE hfhaug adj.
aus on this county, diving tho ~.
surgeons nom ONc cover 10 another.
lie docs not look tor any important
advlors from Cubn except po,siDly the
desth OF Macco, which ne believes
wouli mean tue end u the war. he
estimates Macss's force st bstween
/ 5000 anu 5000.
Tue subject OF hosI,lities between
the uuited states ami spain being
mentioned, the minister with gsH.
turo Of dvfiaion declared thgt II wa,
sonuatioualiam. lie saii Ia thi. coun.
| 10y there were jlngots vino wanted "a
make Uncle bam bully, where's rt
was peaceful aud goO4.natufuu gen,
tleman. There were la Spain lingo ,
Of the same kind, always anxious Il
stir up trouble. Hv said SPANS posi-,
| ton was 10 take care OF her own and
defend herself, End that she was going
10 do.
The Spanish minister IL well pleafed
with the success Of the Spanish loan
He received n cable message today
saying that more 5than l00,Ol0,00l
Iesias bad been subscfibed, wh,oh, IA,
says, tefutea the assertion that SpAit
IL = poor and bankrupt nation.
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srRSOfELD, Mo-, Nov. l7.-Wm.
}. Bryan anI tue disiiugulshol party
Of hunters from 81. L8uis arrived more
,his morning, The train was met by
an outhutiasiio crowd, including
many railroad shopmen. Ryan was
compelled 10 make short speech.
The patty wero finslly escorted to the
hotel bY crowd, which ohtofed the
= % Asaan a. every step. From tho
motel balcony Bryan made another
speech. rht parry lefl ut 10 O'Clock
!og Chadwick waeneo thoy will be
conveyed TO the game preserves Of
Iauey eounty.
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Alleged Discovery by CoIersd Police,
man nna AIS friend.

CHICAGO, Nov. IT, rhe Journal
publishes c0luMn article concerning
the discovery Of vegetable which II
IA asserted will tevoluiionizs tfanspoT-
tniion methods. Tho powder wuen
mixed with water fogms an electric
battery, one cell OF which Ia strong
enough ~ run haii uozsn iucandet.
cent lighis. Win two cells q power OF
40 volts II claimed. The alleged dis.
cOlUred policeman, and L1Vall r..
Rogers, formerly a theatrical man.
Tho powder IN claimed 10 DO made
IRON tho tOots OF common plant, the
name Of which 10 kept sscre1 awaiting
3 paIenL
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CrueIIy to Anlnnls.

Merrill Homonway wns arrested by
Onicef Hompsl this morning anu
taken Toto court CHARGED with cruelty
% animals. Htmvnwny runs n mills
wagon, aui ouo Of tho hofsus attached
- tho vohlcle was badly afflicted with
"collar u,rua.D The young man
Headed guilty, hot stated that the
horse had been brought iuto uao with.
OUT n knowledge OF ils sexual oondi.
ton. Ho was fined SO.
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Commission win ae-, and Inspect che
naval itarbsts.

wAsmEuIoS, Nov. 1.-The com.
mission recently appointed to locate tue
deep water harDOr NJ San Pablo, or
santa Monica, California, have de.
cidtd 10 meet In Los Aulole Cal,
December . TOT the preliminary Inspect.
lion OF the two hHfG0fs, Tho commis-
sion expects to spend most VI the
wintu. ~ southern California In prose-
cution Of the WORK. 80 far u has dis.
cusssu matters only ina general way.
rhe commission Will holu no meeting
alter today until the sessions IN Calf
foTniA begiu.
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LAwRESCE, kas, Nov. lL-Cit.
sons WHO are opposed ~ football held
u meeting last night TO discuss tho
Killing VI Bert Ssri, the quarterback Of
tue DUane College eleven. 10 was DE-
U,utd 10 asg tho next legislature 10 pass
a b. maj Ing he playing oi football a
misiumeAuOt. was stated that Flofi.
da had such a law. A committee was
appointed 10 wait upon GJvetuor-eltct
Lsedy snd AK him 70 emhl dy such a
accommodation IN his iJtthcOming
mumago 10 the legislature,
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NEw IoHK, Nov. 1.-The Herald .
o1rtespouduut ~ RIO Jaucif0, Brazil,
lclegfarhs that u settlomont u the
Italian dispute has boon made. Brazil
Will pay a stated sum Ia liquidation VI
I'll tue clalms Of Italy, except those
which afUtu nom outSages uuon Italian
subiecia Ia RIO Hfaudo d. Sui And
Santa Cathefna, which viii be sub.
United TO miNn1 afbitfatiOn commit.
tee. inly accvpte tue terms and
promises 70 remove thu italian consul
nj Sac Paulo, siguof Bfichantuau,w who
led a uomouttTatlon during the recent
tfoublth IN that city. Italians will
alec again be permitted 10 smigrate 10
Brazil.
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NEW YoRK, Now lL-C. NJ,
Henry Glniingob prelljon, " the b.
hemian sporting club, This city, haa
wilton letter 10 James J. CoThetl
gnd Robert FltUimnons offering q
pnfsn oi s25, 900 fog twenty-five r.unu
olnunBt. Inc conditions afn that the
bout shall bu brought Oh In Now fors
Cuy in the LATER part VI January mex
thai "HunOs" John Kelly shall b
referee Gnd Bonjamin @. William
oilloial tlmekoopoI. HulingeF oilers 10
ueposit the wnolu $4,000 with Ia,
referee before the boxers enter Tue ring.
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NEW YORK, Nov 1.-THE white
Star line steamer Tautic, ouiwntd
bounds repsrtei nfrouud on the .uih
eide Of 6udnuy chHnucL Tho weather
IL calm. rne steamer Mobilr. which
reached port early today repoHis that
yesterday she passed the AnchOrlu,
from Glasgow ior New YORK, anchored.
Tho Auohufih hsd broken her shaft
early sunday evening, which neCossi.
.ate1 her laying 10 until n duplicate
shAft could DO plaCrd. There was no
ungaslnuna among the passengers.
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DEATH OF A SALT LAKER.
4. A. uayl., Wen Known Man,
Passes AWAY o. Icllarlde,
colorado.

n special to the Tribune from Tell.
uTlde, Colorado, under date OF Nov.
10, cay; T. A. Davis Of Salt Lake
ulod Sunday, November 10Th, OF
eouble pneumonia, after nh Illness OF
only tour days, at the residonoe Of HE
brother, Il. L.. Davis. Mrs. Davis was
lslegtaphsd lot, but arrived Sunday
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re I. victims q noak Oh uim,,aiism
New.

CnuoAGo, Nov. William j.
Bryan 10 actively engaged In the Pre-.
pafatiOn " work to BIZ published
shout January lot. THIS work viii
emb1dy a thorough discussion OF bi.
meiallsm aui its importance ~ M
Issue In the campaign Ut 1900.
Mr. Bryan hiss suthoriaBu hls pub
Usher, 4. W. B. C0nkuy company Of
tnis city, 10 state that hall OF tho
royalties received from tue sale Of tho
book Will be usoi ia AivA icing tho
tausu oi bimctalism during the next
four yraff,
inc work will also contain Nf.
Bfyan's views regarding tue fctulta "
the recent campaign, mis- blCgfaphy
wfiiten by his vile, Jzoinot win
special contributions from emip-nt
political leaders.
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CHERRYvALE, Kas., Nov. IA
German nnmrd BfvokmAn has heou
buried 10 Oswego jail from Bender, a
settlement north Of here, TO prevent
him irom being lyncned for having
outraged anu murdered his eighteen
yesr.old daughter. Yesterday neigh.
borH found tho gifl IN BTeukman's barn
unconscious. She was beaten into In.
HensiDilily. Later ~ the day she died.
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nun Cans. ~ siiver.

KANSAS Cray, NJ, Nov. H.
William j. Bryan, IA statement
printed iu tue rimos, utgos the form b..
ton " clubs " continue tho nght Tor
free silver thu next four ytafa. Io
avoid lealouuy, he suggests that organ.
iEeIa refrain from naming tho clubs
alter him, merely calling them silver
or bimotaiio clubs.
"rns cause" he ssyf els greater
than any mau, ana will travel upon lie
own mufitf.'
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wholesale Frsud charged IN Zen.
ntssrp.


NtssrV.
NASHVILLE, rshu., Noy. 1.-THE
Republican state committee with 200
leading Republicans i,on al portions
OF the state present., unanimously re-
solved u investigate tlp olrctiou
frauds Ia the State. iuau sutaio q con.
test Tor tho g0VcfuOirnir Aul tndJrsu
tho contest upon tho part Of Tho caudi-
uales ior Con.rrss who, IL 10
claimed, were doiCntpl by ifaud.
Tho Republicans claim that tho
irauds are tag-gcnChiug aud thst
In five west Tennessee counllps
uloro an0uEh votes were tfanlioTol
from the Republican 10 IA Democratic
tokut "a thu oount 10 overcome all The
alleged Republican majority. ~.
slahlman, VINO managed ,no Eupuhli.
can cHuiI aigl, believes that 70 inif
count wUulu nave placed In tho Re
publican column large maiJHtiei.
rue Nashville Banner IL ltaaine 90
the nglt Tor thorough Investigation.
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sg. JoIIss, y. r., Nov. 1.-THE
attorney general proposes feviying the
cisss against tn, hank uifrctots ~ tue
coming tenn u tbs supreme court
opening Nov. ~. On this occasion hs
viii proceed ~ afiidHvila maize direct
10 the court, Ignoring the grand Jury
altogothef. The proceeding ~ unique
~ the colony and will oGute much
legal mAueuvfinF.
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rnE oEnuAN aEIcHsTAG.
tho Chancellor Isrpt nu.S Answering
Question:.

BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE chancellor,
Prince HOhenlohc, replying to an in
teTpcliation VI Herr August Aiunu,el,
Of tho Peoples patty, concerning tue
BrusewiIz Incident ON October 10 last,
when tho Lieutenant ran his sword
through n workman named Siebo.
mann, who accidentally pushed
against the olilcufs chair m entering =
cafe, stated That tho military depart
meut was preparing new regulations
with the obJs Of limiting duplinR NJ
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CHICAGO, Nov. ~. - sixty.two
horses were burned OF aullooats1 10
death, and one man overcome by
smoke IN hre IN Ira J. MAS transfer
tgtuh nj 40 FsIquAT street laAt even.
lag. The building, two.sloTy brick,
was almost Quilted. Two msa were In.
luTed.
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LONDON, Nov. l7.-Barney Barnalo
says u statement oabled 10 the Llndon
Times from Toronto. that HE nrm II
obtaining options on mining properties
in the Lake u Woods anu Rainy
river dis,flcIs, Canada, IL totally do.
void OF foundation.
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WASHINGTON Now t7.--Geueral
FllEhugu Lars called a. the WnNu
House shortly before the cabinet meet.
ing to-day, but Jaw only hiF. ghulbor.
From tho TACT that Secretary Olney
was not present II tho menling, tue
Understanding prevailed that uoIther
tue Cuban nor Venezuelan question
had been under consideration by iho
cabinet.
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LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE manage.
mont OF Hotel Cecil today continued
making the greatest mystery over tho
auduen death Of Mrs. Alma Merritt,
the wife OF Csc. W. Merritt. who died
at the hotel on saturday Night, under
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The Election Declared TO
be Unconstitutional.
BALLOT VAS NOT SECRET
Ind Contrary 10 Tho Constitutions
Mandatory Provisions.
CERTIFICATES MUsr De ISSUED.

r..,a Of caavasssr- eau Not Refuse
90 TO ~. Du's. and the ci''''s. nu'i
Issue s-rnBsstss 10 the rsfsous
risstsd. usie's rithsr o. ne.'rsinsd
~ ,b. Prop. Coari af Law -Is.
piisn opipien ~ mr.. whi,ismors.
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Accidental ISiiiisE

SImLwATEi., o. r., Nov. lL-Chas.
II. Nsu, deputy mafshai, charged
With numbering HE vile, has tuuu dit.
charged, the cotonet's jury returning
verdict VI accidental kiiling.
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Madrid, 'Nov. 1.-THE subsorlp.
tlun to the now Spanish loan Of $50,
900, 900 peeotas now aggregate 800, lb1,'
100 ptsstaf. % which over 235,U00,O10
were subscribed IN the provinces.
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TOPEKA. ltas., Nov. l7-J1dgo Myers
viii o,u LosTiug OF tho santa TO
recoiveship case ~ Oskal0OsA at 3
O'clock this afternoon.
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snuRfs, Mo-, Nov. l7.-R. T..
Giles, Ougfessman.eleot from the
Fiat Missouri district, died TO-DAY.
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TRAFFIC is SUSPENDED.
Spokane Practically Cat Oh From
The Outside World
On Accaunt OF Dsmsgs Ia Bridges
Caused by Ustsr-uain sna
snow.

SrOKAEE, wash, Nov l7.-Spokano
has GA practically cut % from rail.
way communication with the outside
world f0r twenty.iout houfs. No
Northern PAolnc trains ran either east
~ west yesterday. The tfuuble on the
II chy Mountain division prevented
tue wstl-Oouud overland from awning,
and tho carrying away Of n span on
tho y ,tohuz Tivof bridge near Yakima
prevented any train arriving from Inr
west.
rhs Grrat Northern Il tied up IN I
ultnilnf nAnuur anu ban fuu no traiui
'iace yssu rday except Que NJ Tar vel
~ Lehvebvtfth. Trafilc TO the COul
D'Alono county Il nuupendod by ros
sou Of the high waller
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-17

riaeards InsitIug uussaimaus 20 Ism
ghristtRns.

cASEA, leland OF Gate, Nov. lI,-
PaoETds have besn posted In this city
melting MussulmGus 10 engage IA u
holy war against tho Chglftisns.