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location Of this stone Is fnunc, nnJ
hooks are SUNK properly bailtd 10 iho
dcpth ~ ak hundred and my ieei.
Tue fifat haui ihat was made Pfutl'
deaf Woodruff drew up four % thee
fish, whicn are very ted Ia color; nnd
there IL thii strange feature about nsh
caught at that uepih: when they are
brought up, AZ IN tbib Instance, 10
where tho water Ia SHALLOW their
hiaddefA bufst and their eyes pfotguie
somu dis;ance from their head. Being
relieved from the pressure oi waller
causes thaBe effects. Several hauls
were made. Brother Asabol Wood
ruii brought uD IN one haul six nth al
time. These FISH weigh about
elghi pounds each aud were very In
tuftsiiug btoause OF their peculiar
form aud color and teipg caught at
tuoh a great depth.
From .nis point the party returned
directly home. The visit Throughout
was exceedingly pleasant to nil " the
party, aud they returned with greatly
improved health. Presidsnt Woodruff,
particularly, enjoyed himself, being
relieved ffum the care which foststJ
heavily upon hila here std IA tbs o.
pouua.ty Tor rest. a visit o. sea level
causes very marked Improvement in
his health. He hai been troubled
Win tiesplesrAtn before he left; iut
~ 1on ~ 90 neAfcd sua level hu fiupt
Teller, tfaaihsj oasiuh AMI no could
tsko exercise az Walking around ~ 40
had n1f been ahio o. DO hoiofo having
h1me. lhsfs We're the effects produced
"a His health last year when be
w,it to IRA love. Inose wno mci
him alsiirt-aui there were many
WHO dutifed O. make his Acquaintance,
though everything wns 1nue voftiule
& avoid pubilcii5 -strr 9s,Onlrhel 70
eco hDs vigorous man Prlsiieni
Mu1ltun, who VIA DO ninety ytars ci
aga GA iA9 lst u hafcn mex T.. Dut.
Ink hle EbigTce he wrote a. many -
thirty rr forty isltets with his own
hand, aad kvfi his Journal written up
o. closely Ire ever az. IL 10 very
remarkable ihu, msn at his time Of
lie haouid be capable nf performing
labor ~ thia kira. lie JoeT his own
lultef-wfiting, eul he hAs very ex-
tUnsivo c.Tesppndoucc. Long may
be 1.-Two 10 bs with "a, 10 guide tho
ps'pla by hi- councils aud 10 en-.
eyufa.e tnom ay iiis example.
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SWIFT ON THE STAND
Hs Gives an EIilTsly New Version o.
The VERBAL Shooting.
SAYS srAUSrOS FIRED FIRST
Aud Itlll OF Nil on's threat Against
Warntr-,w,itfxsm n Il by Re.
qlrst Of ihi D,fcls,.
speeiaitothe Srwat

Special % the Nrwat
oo,.y NJ, o., ., W. 49,.
af C..smay. wst,s, 40, v.u -,
kpI,o, Dlcs E,.nn,a. - -,
today. Y..,,d.v .n.. a.. ,,.@...s'
~ tho N.vs ,nsn,st A.. s,"a. w"
ia, wii,v. No Is,,n -, .H,,
oihtr w.tps,,,. vr,. 49,, ~, a.. -,
to rive s,,ypto, s.,a,.h. 49,
dated al cli.,,,, 90. a. a.. 49,,
that ,ith,, wan -, tv.,...,.', -
aud tint tb,y n,,t IN. 49,, ~.
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ant IL, htsnptor b,,,a ,...,,s,
ri1yed nat ia, vI,,,,. a., 49,. -,
with their heal. t,v,.ts ~ ~,
,....,..,',., N'u
e"o' III ~ enluIdef' Ehedeienso
Hstnu' ID. \, osraup mAio tho
opguirg statement on bebaf of
.bo dei,ns, s,n,t,, 10, -,
"a
I''''4 W provo tnht the victims
Wets the nggtcssors and ftel the first
shot. Some dispositions were Intt,.
.tnc,i ,o,,t,,,a,,,. 49,. -, .N,1-
,sN.- ~ - " Wv my" ena''o'vi
'''"o W Soen"n' anu tue court Ad'
lnurnoi.
Before the defeuse oponed this mo,,.
Inn, tnov ,,,,,o.,., a.. ......,,,,-.. a
49, =, ~. '"o p''''o''i'" W
Piolu'e SNhB the otaef ego witness
a The hghi, 70 that they mi7ht cTuas-
examine him, The pfssreu,,on con.
.s,t., .,d a,.t,, 81, a.. -, a.
- :. - 'o'N '''o ''-'N' h"
story M an entirely new version. He
stated that the fret shot came from
the tent and be believed th., mat
a,ann,o, a,.du a,.,.,. ~,
$50 "' 7'"u"'on was Ai''eu
rs nc was kneohng 10 ifont OF the tent
with his rifle In his hand. He saw
stanton fro two shot, oyer In. t.nt
n.y., u,,,t, 81, a.. a., 49,, 49,.
~ u M, pIIot W ,ne suooung Mlilon
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NEW ORLEANS, HopL IL. - The
Bank OF Commerce, a state institution,
iailol TO open this morning.
President Nichol gives tho follow.
log explanation;
"OwiDg to nn unprecedented run on
the bank tho pnbt SIX weeks and the
impoSSiOility OF realizing with sum
cieni rapidiiy on tho assets, and alter
consulting with the vice president Of
the clearing house, submitting n ntate.
ment 10 them, we deemed II advisable
In order 10 protect tho Interests of de.
positors, ~ they might DO pnld In iull,
la short while, ~ well M tho stock.
holders, TO take tbs step OF liquidation,
n step which none deplors more than
we do"
The bank has deposits OF between
three and four hundred thousand dol.
lars, while the hs1ols arc about $500, 900.
The bank had a long lis, OF small de.
positoIe.
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ALARMING RUMORS
Cause a Panic Among The General
Public Gt COnslanlI1ODle.
TRADE ALMOST AT A srASDsiILl.
Army che r. Rsdgi their Commls.
slons Dfcaus, the Gov rpmnt
treasury IL Imply.

CoNsrAsTISopLE, Sep, ll.-FsaTs
arc entertained here OF n renewal Of
the recent disorders. Apprehensions
have caused panic among tue
general public. The shops Of 0alata
and S,smboul were closed early today
owing TO \ fumor that fresh mabi'esia.
tons were 10 be organized. Trade IL
almost at a slanosIiil. Tho lack Of
money IN tho Turkish treasury IL a
serious feature OF the situation. Eft
teen army officers who went to tho
war ofllce 20 claim their arrears nsy
were informed that there was no fund.-.
TIE tiiirefs thofeupOn ruiigned tucif
c'mmissio' 10 and were arrested for "
doing.
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ruE SOuDaS wan.
The Dsr,ishs- ne,rsa,inE. ,hs EaEilsh
Adtnuclne.

CAIRO, EGypt, Sept. n. -fCopy.
hight 1890, Associated Pros, l-Dls.
patches ifJm the 'front.' cay tLat thu
North Staliordahiro regiment, 900
men, arrived Il Koshep camp, a most
completely 'oTIiiiri post on the Nile
yesterday ana VIII b. pushed forward
10 Ab-atrat today. The third brigade
reached Abearfnt safely. The main
body OF cavalry IN arfivinf. The cav.
airy scouts report the dervishes siill In
view south Of Duglow tut the enemy
retreats Ut the slightest is.p OF TOT.
ward movement. Angio-Egyptian
scoulf, feeling the way for the advances
guard. afu steadily pushing on u kas.
bst. fourteen miles further south,
which Will be the next place occupied.
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WAKE up, BUSINESS MEM


To the Editors
10 ths Vo,ers-.The time for tax.
payer TO be looking TO their interests
10 Right noS. Thsy should all Ro TO
the primaries and there sec to II that
none but the best men, get the offices OF
trust. IievsTy man and womsn will
20 10 tho Irlmsries there will 10 no
paeklug the convention. Then the
people will have ofileors thst they all
ran vote for, aud mon vino will serve
tHeni instead Of being thrir matters.
Every man and woman should take
tbs! much time, aud II they VIII
viii promise them that they VIII b.
better satisfied, anu there viii 10 more
money In tue treaaury, or have more
10 show fot money spent.
have talked with many BUSH
ntas men OF late, anu asked them how
many primaries they had attended.
Our man VINO paid eiG hundred dollars
IN taxes last year said he mad never
ATTENDED one. Macy say there 10 no
use, tina, the roll ,iolans have every.
toing nxtd before hand. To thoss L
Say tuatit Il time that you who arc
most intereftod. hbd who pay tue
taxes, suualI ~ anu Tx things TO suit
yuuitclvts.
Had every one heretofore looked 10
his own Interests In tubs matter Salt
Lave CITY would not he iouty
ffUanl1g under u debt Of $1,000, 900,
On which you are payilg Auuusuy
SIG. 100 arnuallP, or s3i5 every time
tee suu f',os. Tls oyun,y 10 Ia debt
30 much tbat the county CommissiDn-
cts have had an agent psIambulaling
up anu down the oOuLiry trying 10
podule bonds, with no takers.
Now you taxpayers must not stand
alO0i, aud STE your property bonded
after you hays twice voted "no." Re.
membsr the day must come when You
will have 10 redeem these bonds.
Your children may ask you at some
future time what have you 10 show
Tor all this money that has been spent?
1t IL for you t. look 10 1t, and say who
shall hold offices hereafter, AMI tue
sure wsy TO DO 80 10 10 10 TO the pri-
anu have your say there, and
say In future, "No more bonds In time
oi reace." A Voter.
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Detectives Searching for the sotori.
Gus MN Dalton.


Gus mn Dalton.
NEW York, Sept. 1.-THE Herald
this morning says: Acting on infor.
nation received by Captain Monsnan
Of the East Ons Hundred ana Fourth
street police station the detectives OF
this city are now searching for ''Blllv
DAllon, tho notorious Western desp,f.
ado. He Ia believed to be the man who
escaped In the robbery VI Henry Hill.
derbrandt, u brewery messenger, on
"wednesday. The man In custody IL
believed 10 De bis son.
"James Dalton absolutely refuses 10
give any Information about HE parlntr
Ia crime, though 1 had him IN my
room for hours pressing him win
questioEs."
"why should l." ho said finally.
"ho's going 10 DO true 10 me. Htis
Cos 81 300 cash. Ho Will tee that am
well defended N II takes every cent OF
the mouey." Tue uiteTance con.
WINGED me that the old man Ia related
10 the prisoner IA some way, Ulse lao
would not have had 90 much conf.
dence In him.
"But BIZ Dalton IL said TO be dead. -
81 know that. lilo has been reported
dead half dozsn times, but know
that he IL alive. 4 AIN ptHltiyo that he
Is the mAn we are alter"
The prisoner, known Us James Dal.
ton, when ATraigned 10 court took the
proceedings no n matter OF course,
entered plea OF not guilty and waived
examination. He diu not deny that hs
was Bin DAliOn's son.
"Whal difference does Il make
sali he, "WnO 1 Am. am here,
pincbed, and | aint going 10 say
word. III stand my trial anu N they
convict me, lot them do II. They've
got TO stand against n good lawyer,
though, because rm going to be well
defended. | won't say whether any
fathet's name 10 Blll, or Jim, or
Jack. Pm the ont that's got to stand
Tor thin"
Thu robbery for which Dalton was
arrested WIS ct mmitted In the hallway
OF n tenement whore HildSbfandt, a
young CLERK TOT a brewing iirm, lived.
Hildubranui, while enroute 10 tue
bank with auout s5. 900 Ia each aud
cheeks, stopped ~ nome for hlo noon
meal. In the hallway Two men spfang
upon him. He fought 70 the s,Ieut
wheTo he WINS knocked almost sensulcss
just 40 policeman arrived. Dalton
was teigsd but his confederate escaped
win tue salchel containing tho funds.
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DALLAS, sept, 1.-THE Populisi
stale executive committee after dhy's
session adjourned lata last night. This
morning Chairman Bradley gave out
two resolutions adopted. The fret
recognizes Bryan and Watson as the
national ticket Of the party. The
second Ia deuial In toto OF tbs Demo.
cratic newspaper charges of n deal DO.
tween the Republicans and POpulistu
to carry tue state offices for the latter
aud tho state for Mckinley. The com.
niilleo will prepare an address TO thiu
effect,
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A Ring VaLir Nipped.

John Ryan, who enloys tao distlrs.
ton OF being characterized 70 a ring
hkir, was arrested Thursday evening
ny onicer Parry while plying llhis
avncstion In attempting 20 sell "s5lid
goll' brass ripgs nj n tremendous re-.
duotion. He was SrTaianed In the
police court today for vagrancy, TO
which no entered plea OF guilty aud
was sentenced to twenty dayslmp..-on.
monl
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AT MAJOR MCKINLEY'S HOME
Reception 10 an Enthusiastic Dslege-
lion from Vermont.
Results Of tho Election In That s;..:s
the subise, OF tn. Cnndi.
dates Address.

CANTON, Sept 1.-THE day's dG.l.
onsIration ON the Mckinley lawn
opened early with suspicious weather.
This Vermont delegation was the flrst
b arrive. II VIVA greeted with great
enthusiasm. Theparty OF los includes
Governor Woodbury., Lieutenant Cow
eTnor Manten, Congressman Henry
n. Powers, Senator Proctor, Governor.
elect Gtout, Lieutenant Governor.elect
M. w, Fish, General j. NJ. Nc
Cullough ana ex-LiSutonAnt Governor
Il. :. Siranysn.
The Grand Army band and large
troop OF horse men aud the citizens' To-
ception committee gave them n warm
reception. A parade was Organized %
the msjoI'a home, and Just as the
clocks were striking nine the large
crowd was on tue lawn cheering for
the Republican NOMINEE.
MsJor Mckinley appeared a, the
north end OF the pnrcn. AbIut him
were grouped tbs Vermont committee
ami most conspicuous officials. In
the window back Of HIM was Mrs.
Mckinley. Tho enthusiasm showed
no signs OF abatement on account OF
tho lung trip. The CLEO club from ST.
Albane sang 1--WE want yer, Me.
Kinlsy, Yes We do"
State Chairman Merrill said; awe
come from great aud surprising vic.
tory. Tue battle war fought solely on
national istuef. The battle a. our
state was won because the free men VI
Vermont In consideration OF BOTH
sides rejected with unalterabie deter.
minhlion the principles and horesies OF
your opponent,,".
Col. George 4. Childs, national COM
mltieeman OF Vermont, followed IA
tho same strain.
Childs said that 0, 900 patriotic Dem.
OcTats had ioiIol with nearly 1900
Republican votsIs In Vermont Ia
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VAIN. Of Real Estate In view York.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. ll.-rhe table
OF vaiula complied ny me state tax
c9mm ttl1nur shows that IN ths last
year the assrsied value % rrai ,s'ste
Va me slaio has Increased S07, g7O,5.O.
In New Ycrh CITY sloun the inrfeaie
was s32,e7O,920. In Kings county IL
was Sl3,5ll,lal Tho total sssessed
Naluh Of ruonal property In the state
u only S5ilIb2i ,i.2. y decrease Of $50.
0f.lsbl iran last year. OF this ssl =
fOl ibsB escaped taxation ~ not taxable,
but tho siatO tax c0mml,siouera In
their equalization manages TO gtt,omu
t9OO0,UOO more Of tho personal prom.
cry taxed lnan last year. For ihis
yoar the total aesteted vblne - real
aud refsonal oiiatn Il 81, 3G5, II :, 0Os. ~
againet 81 LOSE, 1917 ias, yoaf.
U: Tue yufsonal Property tutIrcl 10
taxation Now YORK CITY held the
greatest amount $500, O0O.7O4 Kiugs
county wnH second with .l5 900, 709.
Bio county follows win sl8, Ils, i3i.
Albany 81, isO,2ij.
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NEW YoRIS, Sept 1.-The Cotton
market opened unuer great oxcllomsnt
this morning with decline OF 90 2.5
points on the first call. Throughout
the fiTst hour trading was on y heavy
scale aud tho UNDERGONE weak anu In.
regular. Atll O'clock the market was
steady at about fve points above tho
lowest prices. Liverpool and German
houses were heavy sellers az the open
Ing aud Ms tho prices went down, stop
orders were reached and liquidation
active.
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No Wat.en. 40 nrYnn.

OMAHA, suptll.-Paul Vandetvoost
OF Omahs, president of the Reform
Press assooiStlon, gave tho Bee today a
lengthy interview touching tbs efforts
10 have Sewall Withdrawn aud Watson
substituted. He goes into detail Of the
.lluation In the Southwest, where Inc
Popnlia,s hold the balauca OF power,
aud declares the Vice Presidency must
DO coocedcd TO the Populisis or BfyAn
cauuo. loo elected. He entsrs into a
soathing denunclallon OF many proml.
net politicians, and concludes with an
appeal 10 tho Populisls TO force w..a9n
on the tlcks I.
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NEW York. sept. ll.-A special 10
The Herald from Canes, Crete, sayt;
Tho conlulH aud the Musaulninn 0e.
putits have received futtner news that
yandalism continues TO be prsciiced.
The Christians arc devastating the
e'toying the olive trrea anu other pro-
lsfty Of hiussulmans. This crealHs n
very utf orunaIe impression Just At the
moment when the ChnsliSHa have
nsen granted such large privilege.
untll the fireman arfives nothing can
DO uone against toe dopfsuatoTs.
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Pueblo Wants II,

Secretary John JAMES Of the Wet.
efn EisIeddiod association today 10.
ucive1 lettur from Pueblo. GskIng n
arrangements could no, be insdo 10
hold tue next Elsieddfod At Pueblo Ia
stead OF In tnis city ~ at present con.
iemplntej, Tho mstler Ia, u cout,s,
a tubisct for the boati ~ directors 10
handle NJ Its next meeting when
Pubblos claims and request wiii he
conaiueTed.
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The suIiAa's Judges.

LONDON, Sept. ll.--A dispatch 10
the Graphic from OiussI, declares that
among tins Judges appointed on the
special tribunal II ConttRntluOplo 10
Try the cases arising from the Afmeni.
an massacre, there IN nat u single
honest anu upright man, all being
notoriously corrupt anu servile palace
tools,
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several Hundred Lsbersrs Thrown
Qua OF employment

CIsciSsATI, Quo, Sept. lI.-Thos.
b. Pestco, Harry +. Atkins
and Henry pcafoo, ownurs #
tho Ffaukiin citton mills, d1ing cotton
business In this city under tho name Of
PsaFce, Aiklns & Co.,, aad Henry
Peafcr, Sons d Co.,, assisnei today ~
n COMPANY aud % individuals 10 VIM.
Cochran, the cotton mill owu,r. The
esseis consist % $4,000 In pcfa1naity
ani si3O,0O0 realty. The cause ufthe
ofash IL due 10 slow collections AMI
dull business. There ato no prefer noes.
The Poafco Atsins company havr
big store ami Henry Psnfos q Sons
own the big Deer Cfeug cotton mills.
Henry PeArcu anu pealCu Atkins &
90. ars The successors OF fifm started
In 1881 by John Poarce aud Henry
Poatcr. Henry Prsfce Sr. of the fftn
Of John anu Henry Peafoo first COIN.
meuced the manufacturing Of cotton
gins aud spinnlDg machinery which
were used Ia the South And IN making
trades they were sometimes comlello1
10 take cotton In exchange. This in.
ducud tupin 10 10 Into the manufacture
OF cotton goods. The firm peafce,
Atkins & Go. has been In existence
twenty yeau and the flrm Henry
Peateu a Sons ten yuafs.
Several hundred employees viii be
thrown out OF wOtE.
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NEW ORLEANS, sept. ll.-Frank ID.
LAiB aud Ltuis Colombo, buokkeepers
VI The Union National bank, nave
Just heeu arrested by u. s. deputy
marshal. Tue specific charges against
them have not yet developed.
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LONDON, Sept 1.-THE Times THE
morning uublisheo another two column
letter iI.m rhumss Il. BheAfmgn, rx-
planning IAo position Of tho American
farmers IN the nfeAent campaign anu
their demands for more anu cheaper
money, An editorial ON tho letter
says:
"We have never ioen an equally
clear, uispAssionata examination VI the
facts ol tue controversy which has
hitherto been most unini 'gible 10
EngllehmeD."
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sT. LOUIS, Sept. ll.-At a special
meeting OF the Journeymen Hose.
suoeTs' ASSOCIATION held iulthiu city last
evening ~ was unAnlmouuly decided 20
present William j. Bryan with q soliJ
silver horseshoe on his arrival here.
There are $50 members OF tho assooia.
ton aud they Will all he present Satur.
day oVebing vhou tho presentation h
made. Too silver thoe viii 10 cast
from regular lace huTao mould.
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HELENA, Mont, Sept. II. - .he gold
wing VI the Republican party met this
morning. o. +. Goddard OF Yellow
stone county was nemlnaioi Tor Con-
grtss. The convention endorsed the
H. Louis platform Iledglng support 10
KeKi1iey and Hobart, and endorsed
woman suffrage. Tue preRluentiaI
electors are J. IA, Vivian, IL. ~. Knip.
psnberg aud ". II, Nasn'
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NIcinrY Tor h,rlI.er..

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE strike II
tue 1000 union nod carriers has onied
In an almost complete victory for the
men. Fow words were wasted In the
resolution adopted by the Masons and
Bulluers' assooiatlon which puts an
tnd to the largest aud most slubborniy
fought strike In the building trades
this year.
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a DAaonnors lxrEnInrNr.
iIughiii Hurled awe In the Interest
Of nyppo'lsui.

OF nypno'isn.
Providence, II. l., Sept. ll.-John
Hughiii, who allowed himself to DO
buried alive on the theory Of hypnotic
suggestion, Induced by Prof Watson
Of London, has been unoaflhod. Hugh.
1T went 10 sleep hut he woko up II
minutes ahead VI schedule time. Wben
hc came to no made II known by
pounding upon this oOllln, aud during
his tlTugglel, dialooated his kneo.
When he was brought to lie lapsUd In.
10 dehthllko htupOr which the
physicians almoet mietook Tor death.
Ho was rubbed with alcohol ami
whisky and revived.
Hughitt says that no will never do II
again. When he hwoke he imagined
no bad been buried alive aud was al.
mosl crazsd.
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mr. up tweniy-iwo cars Of clalauu
lwo empty cas. Pate and Nottou's
elevator containing "a 900 bushels Of
various kinds Of grain wAa destroyed.
nlli0rd was telegfaphcd tor uid aud
me engine aud nrn company rcspDni.
60. rue elevator property Glone d
,slimasoh al 5000. with an insufa1co
si4,sUO On bunlins and 5000 on
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BERLIN, Sept II. - Herr oskar
schu,trf. q director OF the N0rd-
deulsohsr HAnotls Reseilschsit, has
coon arrested on charge VI ombgzzlv-
ment. The newspapers estimate tue
dn alcation Of two or three million
marks.
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nank Prs.Ia,nt Arr,.,,n.

CHICAGO, Sept. ll.-Geoige L.. Ma.
gill, president ~ the Avenue savings
bank, which recently failed. was az.
rested today.
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mrs. Henry Ward I,sschsr sieh.

NEW York, Sept. ll.-Mra. Henry
Ward Breoher has tns whooping.
cough. With her 81 years tho ailment
IL proving TO be n serious al elton anu
We violent fits OF coughing ale causing
her TO become very weak. She has
been able To sleep but litIls Tor the last
I'VE days. Mrs. Bsecher caught the
allment from her great granuohildren,
whom she visiied IN Connecticut last
week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11

NRw foRll, sept, ll.--John Me-
ClAve N suns, manufacturers Of bl.
cycles, today assigned 10 William HAr.
rlsOn with preferences. The liabilities
are estimated al 100000; assets un.
known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11
reu Prom "a ,sinclsr.

ZRRaurr Sept. Professor Cru.
nert while ascending tho LyskAmm
with two guides fell from glacier aud
was killed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-11
EXFLosIoN or An OIL TANK.

i"eniy-one Thousand Un.heis of
1rnin Dnstsoyed.
MLLLINGToN, Ill, sept. liam
on tank on u irelgnl lrain last evening
exploded M the train entered the
village ilmits, setting nTe " aud Lufn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-01-10
The German Press.

London, Jan. 9.-The chances Of
war between Great Britain and Ger
many are looked upon today as re-
mote, there being a decided tone Of
back down in the utterances of the
German press towards Great Britain.
The Pail Mall Gazette says: Steps
were taken in the highest quarters to
obtain by family influence foil AZ
PLANTATION from Emperor William,
and the communications which have
passed have done more than anything
to bring about the change in the tone
of the German official press toward
Great Britain' German newspapers,
Off .ial, semi-cfficial and reptile. are
tumbling over one another in anxiety
to explain that the tension Of the rela-
tion was the fault Of England