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POLITICAL MATTERS.
Judge Burton Says Illinois Will GlTs
Silver $4,000 Majority.
INDIANA ALSO FOR WHITE METAL.
Three llu.dr.d Eniludssiic ssll Lakeri
Whl Attend III, lig Ogden
Demonstration lUnlgh'.

Judge John w. Burton returned
hsmo this morning h0m two weeht'
visit to Illinois. AZ result he IL la
high glee over the prospects, tor oil yer
In tho Prairie or Sucker state. To a
NLws man no said: srhe political
feeling IN Illlnoi. lie most intense. In
Utah u IL very mild AZ compared with
what II Ia East. Groups Of men eau
be seen earnestly, even vehtmrnuy
discussing the money question every.
where. Ono noticeable feature IL that
the silver men are much bstter posted
on the great issue than hrs
their opponents. They have been
reading for two or three
years. while the gold men are ju,tbrgln.
ming to get their literature. In tho
aouthern counties OF Illinois lifelong
Republicans are iiocking 10 Bryan In
great drovee. | talked the situation
over carefully with several members
OF the state committee and from what
they told me know 1 can safely cay
that Illinois viii i've Bryan, SewAll
anu silver at least 1000 mhJOuty In
November. There 10 absolutely no
utubt about II at all. Tho talk that
Tbs German vote Ia all going for
god Ia the biggest kind Of n
mistake. known counties In Illiuols,
ninety per cent OF whose population Is
German ana aevonty.fivo per cent OF
whose votes Will be for silver"
"But what about Cook Couuty-how
will that RO2" nskci the NEWS man.
at docsu'l make a bit VI diiierence;
u Will be- Offset by the big outside vote.
Tue silver mon of Illinois have fgufe
that our all light. Indiana, tee, ~ nil
right TOT eilvur just as sure o. anything
eau be. IL will give tho white metal
mpJouly. In Illinois there Is the
greatest expectancy among the rnasses
90 hear Bryan, who IA tched ultd to
make twoniy srctcnes there. He viii,
ugufauyuly sloaklng, set the whole
state on IRE. The demand for him IL
simply inoalculable."
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BUSY SILVER REPUBLICANS.
Three Hundred tf IN M 10 Go From Salt
Laki to Ogd'n ten gh,-Musc
a1d Ura'ory.

From tho rommitlse In charge It
was learned this afternoon that not
lees than 800 husillng, enthusiAstio
silver Republicans would 20 up to
Ogden TO attend the big demons,ra.
hon tonight. They viii 10 accom-.
panied by Held's band which has been
pafa1ing tho streets today and will
leave the Rio Grande Western depot
NJ O'Clock on n tpeolsi train
aud make run Of about n mile q
minute. The crowd viii be augmented
by delegations from the south ami ut
stations between hero aud the junction
city. where the outpOurlnR IN sure 20
be Ona very elaborate scale. The
speeches aud music are going TO hs u
the moststirrlng KIND, aud In anticipa.
ton OF the thousands VINO Will
nock 10 hear arrangements for
overflow meeiings have been
made by the Ogden committee.
The principal meeting, OF COURSE, Will
DO In the Grand Opera house.
The return trip 10 Salt Lake will be-
made shortly before midnight and
street cars will DO held NJ the dopo, un-
III the arrival OF the train. Tue round
uir for the occasion II 81.
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CAN BRYAN CARRY FLORIDA?
Two Gold Ellclor, VII, are Expected
10 Vote for the indianapolis
AOmlnee T. Irssiieut.

says the New York Journal Of Sun.
day last In Washington special dls.
patch; secTotAfy Carlisle makes a
lame denial that he ordered the gov.
trnment deposits removed from the
National Bauk OF F.orila at Jackson.
willie because Its president, John Ii.
Stockton, IL u silver man. Tho charge
IL repeated Ia this city with emphasis
Anu further revelations are coming
which forecast national scandal.
Not only did Secretary Carlisle order
the funds removed 10 tho First Ma.
tiOnnl Bank Oi Tampa becsuee oil Mr..
btocklon's attitude on tho silver quVs.
ton, but tbs removal wis ordered, Il
10 asserted, with the KNOWLEDGE and
approval OF President CLEVELAND.
Moreover, Il IL part ana parcel Of
conspiracy TO throw tho state OF FloTi-
da 10 Mckinley. The principals la
tue scheme 10 defeat the eleclionl VI
Bryan electors In Florida are Henry
M. Flagler, tho Standard oil magnate,
u heavy owner OF FlorliA roal estAIe,
hotels and railroads, anu Henry Il.
Plant, head OF tho Southern Express
company, owner OF tho Plant limo OF
steamers anu head OF the Plant rail-
way system.
Ihese two men control Florlda's
representatives In Congress. Cooper
IL an attorney tor Flagler, aue Spark
mAu IL an attorney Tor Plant. 10.
gether with the numerous Federal
officials N Florida they have uoen
working 10 secute the defeat OF Senator
Gail IN order that IA gold senator may
DO elected. One VI the earliest steps Ia
their program was 10 start u dhily
paper In Jaoks0nvllle-tne Florida
Cillzen--in oruer 10 break down the
Flolida Times.U MON, paper friendly
to Senetos Cal. Seeing that tho
institution still held CUT, the Flag
ler.Plant combine changed their
policy, aud finally secured control OF
tue Times Union u few weeks ago.
This 10 not gunofnlly known, but 1t 10
u fact.
Ostensibly both tho Citizen and tho
Times U niUn are supporting Bryan
anu sewall. Tho support is VI u
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The Leader of the Liberal Party In
Gcfmsns Arrives ia New Notk.

The Leader Of the Liberal Party In
Germany Arrives ia New York.
NEW York, srpt. s.-Tho Herald
thu morning sayG
Dr. Theou1ft Bafih, leader Of the
liberal parry In the German Reicbs,ag,
arrived "a New York yesterday on the
steamer HaveL Hs came 10 study tho
political conditions In this county aud
10 watch the campaign, which has n
peculiar Interest Tor him, a. he II one
Of the leading European advocates Of
gold mOnometallitm.
~ 10 not come ~ meddle with your
politics." he said, "but 10 watch this
most intorctting presidential campaign
anu learn. The most interest IL felt In
Europe IN tho American situation and
the desire Of al DO 10 seo a result which
Will bring prlspofity TO the United
States, iof trade relations are 20 cloau
that Prosperity Tor you means proc
petty Tor ~. l regard tue currency
question a. tho vital one 10 n countfy's
prosperity. International bimutalliem
has long been discussed Ia Europe, bul
II will never come TO pass, believe.
England anu Germany will never
consent TO abandon the gold standard
and without ihom the other powers
Will be heiulcHf.
81 rsHnFi thu attempt at bimpiallism
BY any slugle patton ~ absolutely i'm.
practicable, AID doubt u all Tire
great COMMERCIAL nations together
could succeed.
81 do not believe that free silver
coinage would benefit the agricultural
ulnsbUs In tho United States. Between
tho time Of Mt. BfyAn's election and
the passage oi any itov oliuago law NJ
least four months would elapte, aud
during that lime you would nave a
panic which would ruin your agrlcul'
tufnl itteTetlf. Mortgages would BE-
ioTecloiod, loans callol IN anu great
tunsnug would result. OF course this
u only my upiui0u. hm eager 70 hear
lhe argumun,s Ut tue other siut.p
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rn.Iea p.sI ln Nsbra.Ln.

OMAHA, Nsb., Sept. 8.-AfteF o
nearly All nigh, sssslon the state con.
trial committee OF tho Democratic end
Populi't parties, without apparent iric.
tiou, practically agreed upon the
uuiaila VI n fusion electoral and state
lickcis, Including the enforcement by
the Democrats Of tho BtAte ticket
nominated by the Populisls; tho nc.
cup,anco by tho POpulisls Of tue Dem.
oeratio candidate for attorney general
TO illl the vacancy 81 tue Hastings
ticket, aud tho selection " the four
POpulist eloct1fs who viii be nominal.
cd ny tho Democrats. The Democratic
leaders asiort the fusion deal, will be
unanimously endorsed by tho Demo.
cnA,ln state convention tomorrow.
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Alleged Ikianappers Arrested.

KANSAS CITY. sept. S.-Airs. Grace
GamU, thu vile oi w. ID. GamO. Tor.
merry local agent Of tho ScfibneI
Publishing company, her father, q. A.
KRAFT, who 10 with the Western Union
Telegraph company IN New YORK, aud
Gene T., DeafuOfn, q clerk vi the Mis-.
souri,, kausai & rexas Trust company,
who kidnapped the two young chil.
dTen OF MIR. GamO aud escaped on a
Chicago bound train, were arrested nj
Glasgow, Mo-, anu Will DO brought
hero Tor tIiai.
Gamo had previously sued for d..
vOfoe, changing adultery anu seofelod
tho children, giving them Into the
charge OF Mrs. Almlla Lily, au aged
widow lady. In GAmo's atseuce from
the city the trio stole the children from
Mr. Lilly anu II Is charged the latter
was bfulally assaulted by the kldnal.
peTr. A warrant was sworn cut iOt
Mrs. Gamo on tho h Atgv OF adultery
and one each against KRAFT ana Dear.
born charging ivlonlOus assault.
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ron rnE nrsrrrr or cunAss.
Capiain DurRin Looking for a Suitable
steamboat.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-Csp,ain ID. g..
DurgiD, OF New Orleans, has been In
the city week attempting to purchas O
n boat Of from 200 to 800 tonnage, W ich
no can transport To New Orleans either
via Illinois river or the 81. Lawrence
and which IL 10 be used In finbusteriuR
for tho benefit OF the Cuban patriots.
Captain Durgin has unlimited means
al his disposal. furnished by New or.
leans merchants and capitalists VINO
believe In the cause OF Cuba. His In.
hlruciions hte to purchase IN northern
waters boat when will stand the
swift currents OF the lower Mississippi
and the Cult OF Mexico. lie expect d
10 nnd a boat OF this character at
Paducah, hut II had been sold before
no reached there. lie went over ths
docks OF tho ~. Louis aud could not
hnd what he wanted.
Captain Durgin will probably pur.
sue his search IN Chicago until Su nday
night, unless he finds tho craft he "a
looking for.
Speaking Of tho Cuban cause Can.
tain Dufgin said:
"uvnerai Weyler IL beaten In Cuba.
This insurgents will win. New Orleans
Is ableEe over the situation Oh the
Island ana whatever can DO done there
Tor Cuba will be-"
In regard to his mission he would
only say that he was nero for the pur.
pose OF purchasing u light craft boat
Tor wealthy men OF New Orleans
VINO wish TO uss her on hunting ex.
pedillOue.
The captain Is commander Of the
Mississippi Packet Llue'a Ffisble,
running from 81. Louis and New o.
leang.
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sire upon tho part Of the convention
10 nominate you Tor tho Presidency
The New York delegation 10
anxious TO learn your personal Wishes
sud would consider II mn honor TO vote
for your nomination.
DANIEL GnifFiN,
Chairman"
Cleveland at late hour cent this
answer:
BuzzARDs BAY, Mas, Sept. 2.
Hon. Dauri q. Gnfiin, chairman of
the New York delegation.
"My judgment aud personal inch'
nations are 20 unnltnrabiy opposed that
| cannot Tor one m mett enter ain he
turgestiou.p GROVER CLEVELAND.
Guiilu was asked today % New
York had any other choice In tho mat
tet Of the Presidential cnniiisiu8 and
he replied; al thifk not We may
decide that later, hat nj this point
thuto IL no declti1nb
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iRELaNn's CoSyrsrIoN.
a Heated Attack Upon the Dublin
sewspapeTs.

DUBLIN, Sept. a. Copyright 1896
nv tho Associated Press. with MUAl
Raw. Patrick ODOnnell In the chair,
tho third days sls,ion OF tue Irish ma
tlOnal convention opened NJ III O'Clock
this morning. Dean Harris OF Toronto
Immediately commenced heated at.
tack upon the Dublin newspapers, IA
seTtlng they had "foully Insultei" n
delegate from Ottawa, Mr.. HeAuey, In
charging that no was tho "compauion
and oonaort OF the spy, LeCafou." III
moment the air ounded with the
yrlls, "oowArds, traitors, etc."
When order was somewhat restO red
Dean Harris described Heaney's career
In Canada, asserting that II was most
honoTablp and finally called upon the
Ottawa delegate to stand up. Hoaney
made telling speech In which he re-
pudlated the charge against him. He
was loudly cheered.
A resolution requesting information
90 TO the so.enlled "Parls funds" was
Withdrawn. Delegates discussed the
home Tulo resolution offered by John
Dillon.
Senator Palmer Of Illinol, this
morning refused formally 10 authorize
the delegation OF his state 10 place his
name before the convention Tor the
Presidency. when the abiolute deoli-
nation 0i Cleveland became known
there was concerted effort 10 get
Senator Palmer 10 Withdraw his obieo,
ton. A COMMITTEES from New York,
Now Jersey, lllinois, Mich gan anu
Pennsylvania waited upon him with
such "A request. lie replied that M
der no consideration, for purely per.
eOnal reasonp, would lie accept the
nomination. so tho contest narrowed
down 10 Black aud Bragg with few
dark horses Ia tho helu, some New
York delegates being still In favor Of
Villas, whose name IL not being goner.
ally considered.
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Intse llIllnn MIII rn,.

nEw YORis, Sept. B. The Herald
ihi, moGning cay. fhu creditors Of
Hilton, Hughes d To-. need no longer
feel alarmed. Judge Hilton has uu.
nounoed tuat he will pay 10 tho lAul
oent the debts OF tho firm.
IL 10 said that the IA igu received To-
formation that cemDinstion Of credit.
CTS bad been formed tor the purposo OF
mnking him u defendant IN suits 10 bt
brought In tho hope " having iDclud.
Cd Ia the apsois OF the flrm the Rtouud
on which the store Hlands, OF which
the Judge 10 tho owner. Ga hearing
thls he at once instructed judge Rus.
,eli 10 make the announcement that ho
would pay nil tho debts.
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Grand ARMY REPORT
mi Membership Of Nearly -Four
Hundred Thousand.
ouscrs IN A GOOD CONDITION.
n, Annual address by central Wal
k,f, the Commatder.in'
chief

9, PAUL, Sept. ain bl, address
s,s,tal |. n. WALKER. commlnder'in-
~ Of tho a. A. X. saidi
arbe total membership OF the Grand
,,my OF tho Rspublio II 1856, 400, OF
.,leh $50, 0lO arc In good Standing and
ash arc carried on the suspsndo cd
M ist the non.paymont Of dues, de-
s,,,e In this list during the past year
'ioss. Tue gain by muster during the
,,,wss 10 ig7. The total loss our.
y, The yeaf was ll,6O6, Of which
,sntef 1923 was by death; a decrease
gf5 ifom last yeaL Whom we take
M socfun. the great busincia depfet-
,ss ot tho year, the lack OF employ
mt and the fact that 40 many votef.
N, are possessed Of such small portion
a tbls Woflu's goods, our memberahip
Ia held N. own remarkably well.
nThe report OF the qusrtormpslor
General shows our finances 10 be IN n
sooi o.nlition ana that there has been
induction o. EXPENSE"
ms fsp2ft OF a. J. Burbant, quar-
NfnhsifI t'htthff hINWNA AhN'AlAHi
hi. S5i; expenditure, Sl9,75D; leaving
1 6alaueu Of $4,000; tus hsests arc
ilslsl, invoslmau,s $4,000.
10 referring IN thu grown Of ffalof-
nal feeling hatwSon the North and
south Walker sail: "rhn unploasant
hsmofles oi tue lhto war will soon b.
!, completely obiioratod a. were tho
,ngfy passions OF uut English RuccH.
IN In tho great oivil coutiict known
A. lhu war oi Rosrs."
Am0 AUDIENCE PRESENT.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 3.-rnerc was q
NJ audience Ia tue Auditorium today
sbsn Mayor Dofan madu a formal al.
cfess Of welcome on uuhalf OF the city
. the q. A. II. Past department com.
utndef Castle made brief response.
Toe indiana delegation presented
Comm udcr.in.ehivf Walker n hand.
Ins njial SHIELD. Admiral Meade
i0uplsl a Prominent place In the
Nav York doit gallon. Among the
tul e5mmandefs.in.chiei present wero
R,tsu Beatty, A. q. Weiescfi, John
n Palmer, John \. KounlE, anu John
p. Res. After the uOOfs had boon
tlasd on executive sossion tne opon.
llg ritual was gone through with,
committees appointed anu the roports
N tniccIa presented.
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on July 23rd from China, on his way
To Washington CITY ~ make report
on the klepsim central Chinsl mis-.
sionhry massaufes. Hia written To-.
port, tho contents OF which are not
known, but which will be OF in,etna.
tlonhl Importance, IL now in the hands
Of the authorities a. Washington.
In his deliflu ~ Capiatu Newell has
recalled the outfages against his
countrymon, demanding ropArniion
from Chinn, and he daily reviews the
horrible scene when fifteen Chinese
were beheadod.
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DssttoJsd by Fire.

NorFOIK, Va, Sept. IA fire last
night destroyed the In munse fveFtory
brick plough fsclofy Hud implement
factory Of =. r.. White & Bro, No. ZIG
Water stteet, amt Uniou Stock Yards
on the east eide OF Nebraska street. A
brick wind scattered sparks IN every
direction aud destroyed a number Of
dwellings. Hundreds Of families,
white anu colorod, arc made HON elise.
twenty-five hOuB.s were destroyed.
Tue total l0ss " 500, 600.
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HoLe smith. suecssssr.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-EK.Gover.
nor FIaneir. Secretary nOgv Smiths
huccessof, probably viii take the oath
Of tilice and formally become mem.
bet OF lho cabinet Today. Ho wired
Nit. Smith from Cincinnati that no
would DO hero today. Pending his
arrival. Assistant Secretary Reynolds
10 the acting secretary u tue interior.
Nit. Smith lett Tor Atlanta last night.
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A FAMOUS mUaDrn cAsE.
e"ehg LVidenee Against the defend.
ants bf a Liberated Conyici.

Strong LVidence Against the Defend.
ants bf a Liberated Convict.
psLDAN, Kan, Sept. 3.--Ths famous
reese murder case, which has becn
we courts for several yeafe " on for
W,i here ngain. The defendants arc
W Bnfgtas, Theodore Cox, Mark
SIebtt, II. 5. Olney ana William
AleAlitIeL cHtllemen OF more or tess
Homlnenco IA ELK and Chaulauqun
9unllss. Although several people
el'e been tried Tor the murder OF John
hEie,who WINS rich caltlenap, uOnr
~ ever been c3uviolei OF tho crime.
9long evidence, II is said, Will DO pro.
-aoeu against tho defendants Ia the
Hesehl ease by John New, who has
ssen paidoned from tho Kansas penl-
wuuAiy on tho promise that no turns
nM's evidence. Ffazeu was murdefoa
lsl.l Year, ago soon alter no had i'm.
iyh'I herd OF Texas fever cattle
'l'o hansaf. IL has nlwAya been
,aAIs.d lhat his murder was insiignted
Aelghborlng oattlemen whose inter
lseled cattle.
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a war.hip Ordersa to rorio nlce.

NEW YOluS, Sep. "a dispacih to
the HERALD iiVm Havana, Cubs, say.
a spi cial uitpatch Announces that n
wgtahip has been ordered 10 Porto
Rec; also that royal decree has buen
signsd directing tho Spanish customs
auihOfiuea iD Gaia anu Porto Rico ~
refund 10 loca importers VI American
hardware uuiies vtOngiully collected
upon Invoices received while tue reel.
pfoolly treaty with the uaiteI States
was IA elect.
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LONDON, Sept. S.-Ca ptaiu Hunter
OF tho British steam ship Nonparell
from Ayonne, Ffeuch Guinea, reports
that Captain Albert Dfeyius, sentenced
to be- publicly degraded auI oonfinol
TOT life In u fortress after having been
convicted by court martial, for selling
the plans OF French Qualifications % a
foreign government, has escaped from
Isis do Grand Saiut,
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why nrscillnrldge ui,appsared.

lNDiANArOLls, sept. Sine non.
apprnfaAou VI encouragement w. G..
L, Bfcckiuudgn ~ the mass meeting
lost night 10 said 10 have been be cause
against his appearance. II IL boldly
slated this morning that 1! was not
c0nsiatftd good politics 10 allow
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mills 20 start.

NoOSsociiEr, II. l., Sept. s-E II.
SANDER, general manager Of the
Woohtocket Rubber company Rtyt
that both the Aiico anu hiliviiie mus
viii start on September l0!h, and ali
tue ordere viii b. sent IN. An assess.
ment OF IS q snare will DO levied In
order To make up deficiency OF
100000 caused by deprecated paper.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 8,--Charles J. Helms.
On Inventor aud pttslnal friend aud
iofmer tusinors associate Of Thomhs
EdiaOn, cimmlited suicide In hia
APARTMENTS NJ the Park Gate hotul,
03rd Hituet and Stony Island avenue,
last Friday evening. The body was
not discovered until "Wednesday.
Helms lived as rccluse ami was
suifounded by models OF many invon.
tons no had made.
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Tho Laurada heard From

KINGSTON, Jamslca, bsp,, s.-The
American steamship LaurAda, said to
DO a Cuban flibusterer and erroneous
~ supposed 10 have been wrecked by
ltenchefy, cleared from port Aulonio
foT Philadelphia last night IL trans.
piIes the Llurada transferred 20 men
anu n qualify OF arms anu Ammuni-
ton 10 tho tug Dauntless OIL Navassa
Island, which vessel then called Ter
Cuba.
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WAaiuSUTON, Sept. B. - Senator
Butler, chaitmAn Of the POpullut exec.
uuVc committee, lsii tho city yettef.
day for Atlanta. lie will confer with
Ihomne Walton, nominee lr tho vice
pfusldency on tho Pipulisl ticsot. The
sena'1r IN preparing letter 10 Watson
nou'ying him u bis nomination.
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WAsiiisuIOS, Sept. 8.--The Damo.
cratic managers have decided To again
bring Senator Tillman before tue conl
miners Ia Peunsylvania and for ten
daye, beginning on tho tenth intt., he
Will labor Ia that state. His tour be-.
gins at Sohuylkill county and will em.
brace CHrben, Lucefne, LackawanuA
anu North Umbuflauu counties.
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HURLEY, via, Sept 3.-The Supo.
Nor niue, about one mile west Of here,
IL burning. Too ffo was discovered
coming out Of shan No. /, aud Sou
the shaft was completely burned out.
Inc lire N supposed 10 be- near the
fourth level AMI spreading both ways.
There 10 no way 10 Eight tho IRE except
10 cover nil the openings and I'm other
u, which will take a month.
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NEW YORK, Sept 3,-Llzard, Frerse
have ordered se,205000 ADDITIONAL
gold from Loudon, making the total
amount engaged by that fam 81, $780,
900, or the gold sold today In London
Tor ehlpmont TO THIS country s2,0OO,.
900 Ia consigned TO the Bank VI British
North Amerlcai 100000 ior account
OF BpeyeT 4 %.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 3--rho national
silver committee hAa ordered aud Ia
getting out ten million documents
which nro being distributed nj the rate
ni 100000 por day. Ths national
Democratic committee IL also distribute
Ing two million Documents.
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senator Thur,ton's EngaEtmsnt.

CHICAGO, Sert. 8.--Chnirman Hahn
Of Tire national Republican committee.
announces that 5enator ThuulDn will
epesk nj Midway, Miami county, Ohlo,
on September "A, Instead Oi nt Column
bup, a1 al lrat announced.
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CAPTAIN NEWELL DYING.

''hlmander TIM Cruiser Detroit
MT ENpscied To Live.
ias,h.AlILE, Wash, Sept. 8.-Captain
'gnh nIufk Newell, commander OF tho
sn,iisd united States cruiser Dstroiy,
s1Allohed IN Chinese waters 10
jig For tweniy.iour houru no has
W. unconscious and Lieutenant
suimahuer Tauisig OF tho monitor
,',snuhuhooRi now At Port Angeles has
Ws'h phei 10 tho department nj
" cannot live.
Vsp'aln Newell arrived in this city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-03

KANSAS CIIY, Mo-, Sept. 3.-Fouf
persons were i4lutol, ono pothaps
fatally, by On accident ON tho depot Ia.
cline At tue Ninth street cable line, the
grip hook on tho tIuin breaking anu
permitting tho train 10 60 back wards
at n nigh rate.