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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-09

MiNNFApoLis MINI. Oct 81 80 a
hbefuutue, MIMI, special 10 the jour.
uai tayt'
a TELEGRAM has been received
by Praiiunt Brown, Of the fobi eI
bauk huro, saying uBe Ut the f0bbif
AMI mufdsftfs has Lre1 taken dead
ntorn hutd night, fourteen miiOs east
0i H. mrtc, MINI. Tne dead btndit
had roll Of ~ len bilif. Tue mafshai
Of tnulf 20 was killed IN the q ht,
wulrh was nUico ore, The man
sil.ci was probably J. u. Ssif, a. be
wastto inttcr whuflmau nf the two.
A ttltgft M from Emmsttsbufr, To-,
sa!H oruu the Tubboih passed thfouEh
cary with a posse lUt turuit, The
village haen dcu 500 60 the rewards
,irfcd. Al lsi'viut, lows, man
atawcfiru Paw description, b. 10
custody nwuiurg identification. Four
men arc now uuad as % result VI the
T0ubgfy.
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CVlYAQUIL IN ASHES
0l,y.df. Thousand People Req
feTtd Homeless.
,p,nrss ESIInEL1 SUSPENDED.
p,,Ol, camping Ia the streets Sun r.
log iu,eus ~ from Hunger,
Ih.rsi aad Ixpo,urc.

NEW YORK. o.'' - nv n.,a''
..stte. pendent 81 duayaquil' heuAup'i
.-,..,.pbs that thfee.iourihs OF that
,.snres 10 a,hes by the fite
elU w" - -. No,t,v nj mid.
which began 'n"'' ' -
night and raaed Tor t"ehtS'leu' nV"i'i
..,sring everything in It, path IL
,.'i.dt that the financial loss 10
hsi''in -, ,..,n,,,, ntilieps.
the city wiz iui '"' W - -
ssme reports estimate u ~ over my
Allan dnllafa. May lives were Loot
,,,ry II IA impo,tible to say
"" a. oon ,.n,te arc home.
aiJe1-Ahu "'''VV fN'f
Ice.
Two thousand houses, Including
,h.nh I'm tne city. Of which there
s'''y 80 49, NJ ., r,n.to, IN,
are hve-lno ,,a,i,nsni iha
Commeioial, w fia,oi,au,ia ws,.
Tefiiloflal hnu w. m ,.,.a,,',
tufneu' ~ ou,'vn 1900 - .,.a,.i
many Iuolle u.,''ulus er,.is ,.ai,,a.',
away by W. ht -, ~ H..
everything uv.n hsu ., ., y, =,
Penas, IN" eh'''s ""'"''' ''''''" "
The city. ,,........ 49,, 49,.
Pfaeuelly ~ " s,os 80 ~,
vision e.oies WIZ u,,s,oIes s .na 'h hnn.
ttndi o. tslucnS 49,
gfy swaiih-u Nh' 'o'"
ntlghpotlhk WoVu.. -,
IL - impos,iblp Ior lno p,.sent IUou
supply In q, q near uunyslull 70 ~
W lhe tuueroi. auu uh1ii s,,'s.a"e .
nhehes th'n rom UNI s'.'.s q"
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u supuoft Sir William. me Sian
ard nllrgea that Lord Rossbefy was
Y ~ sensitive At this Ostentatious nee.
ieci.
The parliamentary cofftsp ndent oi
mo Times nu1s among tho fsdicais
lltilo disposition 10 invite Llrd Rjsr-
bery to reconsider HE 10 igulu {.
The rank auu lie " the parry trsat the
lhciuont 10 Que that was b1uld 10
happeu sooner OF later.
IL "a iiJsebtty received wagG
wo.c9me as the radical reoeptioI at
Elinbufg.
Toe Daily Mail publishes an later.
view win l. III R3.ebefy. Ia o1nnCc.
ii9n with IL Il !. stated that he looked
merry aud rotu.t aud talked willingly
on auy subject but his Tetirumeui,
upon whioh ho nrmly declined 10
spVat,
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ATTACKED BY ARMED MOORS
Pirates Capture 4 French CIsg iad
PlllaGe tho Ship.
4 sEAni.h Merchant steamer Fired
cH-spAin Dsu, ,Bds Rn Iadsgs-
mtg fr.m Morocco.

MALAGA, Oct. 0. - Ths Spanish
meTonanJ steamer Seville, from French
Mediterranean ports, repor1a that the
French bark Corinlhv, whien DO.
GAINED recently near tho Island Of
Hulesmas, n spanish prison ssllle.
mpnt oil tho coast OF Morocco, was
attacked by armed Moots Ia boats.
The pirates bound the crew aud pin.
LACED the ship. rhe crew u tue 40 .
vile tueoHeded In reacuing ono OF tue
crow OF toe Corlnthe and captured on
boatload OF M0ofs. Wnen tue Seville
approached tho Corinthe tue pirate
opened hru upon her, kllling two men
anu woundiug four and eventually
compelled tho Seville 10 retire. A
spanish boat has been sent 10 Morocco
with Instructions TO demand tho release
Of the prisoners aud tue payment OF an
indemnify. The outrage IoJE place 10
spanish watefe,
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LoUiavILLE, Ky, Oct. o. - Mr.
Wa.tcrsJu ann1uacrs that he mas 10.
turned 10 politics anu viii fizht 60 q
iiuish. Toe Courier.Journal today
prints n long edlioTlal from Mr.. Wat.
tofson written a. Gsnnva In which he
Gays that the action Of the Chicago
convention has causeI him TO return
10 petite, whluh he had lott over two
Year, ago. Mr.. Watterson conclude:
"rheTe "a but one hope for tho ooun.
Try, but nne iur the Democratic party
anu that h pc lies imbedde1 Ia tho
principles uniOldud by tho indian
ap0lis platform and represented ny the
cindldaoy OF Palmer and Buckner."
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Political Pointers.
Senator Cannon will return home
from the East carly next week.

Senator Cannon will return home
from the East carly next week.
IS. 4. Kennef, II. W. sloan and
yohu T.. Hsnsvn were tho speakers At
a NIL Greek rally Of Democrats lait
ui. hi.
Judge Powers and John n. Caine
Btv Humping Cache county tor tue
DHmoofAoy. Judge King viii also BIO
heard there tonight.
Fisher Harris aud Matgats, A.
Game inspired y Democratic audience
at haysviile last night " . high pitch
Of enthusiasm,
Cache Valley SewG There can DO
no doubt that X. =. Collect OF VernAl,
uintah unity, will receive q large
mnlorty NJ the coming election TOT tho
Slate tunatofanip Of this district
Judge King aldIessed an unusually
large Auu hopeful audience at TAyloff-
yillo last evening. Many PERSONS,
owing 10 the heavy attendance, were
unable TO secure admission 10 tho hall.
Ffovo Enquireu "rhs people now
have an inning" IL the motto on tho
door Of Democratic headquarters In
Prov, IL IN very appropriate. eonsid-
rting tue ring rule IA this county Tor
- many years. Tue people will burt
II wide open this fail.
ogden PieHi The chairman Of tho
stats committse should give all ele-
monts aud oandi iaies a ibif show In
sending them away 20 sIeak tor Rspub.
lieauism. send ths men who will draw
beet anu make the best speeches. It
would be- good Tea 10 SEM two
Republicans OF different shsles OF
opinion, such Ms Hultiolk aud Ben.
nett, OF Brown anu Nafian and John
Henry Smilh. rnsy could all advocate
protection and tho election Of slate,
esVHty aud legislative officers.
Logan Journali According % Ger.
tain Republican payer Hos. w. h.
kiIg h only NJ for dress paIaue. THIS
IL . sad ctm noutafy ON tho judgment
OF LA'aI cite hulnr1Ok VINO employs
THIS same w. IL. King as his attorney
every Tine he goes into court Bv the
way, n you don't mink w, NJ. King
one u the beet lawyeTs Ia Utah lust
AK tho ltepuulioan nominee TOT Com
aTufs. His record as a trial Judge was
very noe and his opinions from tho
supreme court show learning, research
aud wisdom.
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70 orrosE nnYAN Guns.
An Appeal 90 the students Ia the
Waited states.

Waited states.
CHICAGO, Oct. Of. II. whitney,
rational committeeman OF tho Auleri-
can Republic College league, has Issued
circular the greater part VI which IL
~ iollswti Hon. james X. Jones,
chairman Of tho Dtm1oTallo national
csmmittoe, has Issue an Opoa letter g
tho students Of the United States ap.
peAling 10 the oollogemrn "in the
namo VI EDUCATION" 20 iorm a "Naiion.
al League OF College Bryan Cluba"
The American Rtpubiican College
ltagus appeals 10 all students who 10.
leVe that their intelligence hasl nsen
challenged aud their patriotism In.
suited by the JousE letter O. form
active clubs 10 oppose all Bryan club.
Rational grounds my exist iOr differ.
enet, concerning money, but not
morality. Tue political situation IL
now Que Of manhood, not money.
Whist moral sentiment ~ tue supreme
tart OF national groAtutst2 All educated
men should take m active part In the
defeat Of n party OF national dishoIOf
ard social disiutegration.
In no campaign aince tho civil wsf
hAt 90 grave responsibility rested
ufon tho Republican party. Under
the banner Of tue Democratic patty
dtmAg0i ues are stekiug high tflloo
upoa platform AT Variance with tte
principles OF SQUAD conservative
AmerioAnitm. A chaotic mass
Of falsehood, deceit, dishonof,
hallsm, reputation Rnd anarchy 10
automatically called a declaration Of
principles. Fro oliver, though III
oppiesslve aud rsIeliaut Idea Ia It's
pgsient form, might receive atientiou
10 the calm deliberations Of the Amer.
lean people II II we're presented 10 the
proper form and by honest aud
sincere advocates, but educated Amer.
leans must condItlonaily oppose II
when butdehsd down by the loIcs Of
.oelal anu political diSintegfation IN
The form OF brutal assault upon the
honor AMI purity OF our courts. the im'
peaehment OF national honor Aud tho
enuuilment oi moral law.
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wETLER ~ POOLING IEr.
American Prisoners Vonantd In the
dungeons at tuba.

munyon's 81 tuhn.
NEwYORil. oat. o "A special to tho
World ir1m Havana say: Weylcf IL
'ooung q naul Ice. The order prohibit.
Ing the American consul general from
visiting the military prison keeps him
from personally investigating the con-
dition OF Amtfioans imptis0ned there.
lie has 10 rely on what Woi Ter tells
him. In their last Interview Gen.
Lro complained OF the unsauitaty
condition Of tho cells tho American
pilsuners were In. Weyltf replied
blI1lJ; ION, have atleniei TO lhtse
matters. They have been removed 10
cells No, IL anu a." Gen. Lss 70.
tifeu BATTERED at his supposed success,
not knowing that tho Americans have
always occupied cells No. II and ~
Thea celle, ~ tho way, are gloomy anu
so damp that water oafs from the cell.
Ing anu ttickles down the walls, wet.
ting the no1r W Iich never dfirs. In
one Of these wtelchtd cells are Melton,
tho Ameticin newspaper c0frsspOn.
Dent, ani Aquirfa lock, d up win q
man sufibtiug from smallpox. The
uisagfrt ment between Weyler aud
Lee continues, tho arrested AmtTieAns
suffering the consequences.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 0-DA Stuart,
Whois now ~ Dallas, Texas, has wiroi
a ifle q In this city no would arrive
here next week. Slurt says he has
secured place wnere Corbeit and
FiiEsimmonu eau sotlle thelr difisien.
cea n twonly'i0ur foot ring without
Interference rom tho authorities, aud
II the pugilists mean business there
will Fufoly DO light stuart sAys he
will ilsrh liberal purse.
Tho contest viii PROBABLY take place
Ia Mexico early IN JauuaTy.
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DECATUR. Ills, OsL 0.-Nnen Goa.
Algef aud patty arrived tney were re-
ceivtd ~ bJgmir cannon aud asalutu
from tht Union Nlietant' Re- ubllcau
club Of $40 old soldiers dthwn up ~
lino. Tue generals W fc divided into
W. paftte, one pafty going 20 the
tabernacle aud the other T. Tue Optfa
hou'e. A. 10th places bic ~ iivuott
wore waliiux. Ex-Governor Oglssbi
ptotlje1 ai the Opera house. All the
gruofals tdoko at both places.
Before the generals arrived there
was a parade with ABOUT 90 men Ia
line.
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CJEEssrowS, Dc. "a fisherman
from B,liy Cotton reports thst yvst,r'
Jay m9tnipg ho saw a ltgutsuip, be-
iiuved TO b. The Baunlz rock ship,
drifting eastward. rnu tofpeio gun
boat JaiOn, from Bsnlrg hsy, reports
thai tle force Of tue gale D. III sjcsctip.
tiou. L. Urmous seas swept oonuuu.
Ously over utok anu tons u water got
below. The crew were washed around
the decks anu several were Injured.
The steam tfawler which put IN mere
fepotls having passed large vessel
ycst,fday, floating lotion W.
Toe Ssa King, n Uatk bvlo cling 10
SackpOit, has teen totally wrecked.
Five members Of the crew wefn
lIlMnnl.
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platform end Addressed large
crowd. II was bitter coli, d sifonr
south wind blew across In thetpeaktt'a
face. People went villa with doh ht.
When the train arrived in Sioux CITY
the candidate was escorted q the
train shed Of the Union depot where
he spoke thirty minuics 10 an immottc
crowd. II was On unthusiastc recon
ton. Afiof the speech he We dfver
directly TO MilWaukre, where especial
train was waiting TO take the party TO
80. Paul.
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sr. LOUIS, No., Oct. 0.-rhe Poet
Dispalch tnls afternoon say. the
only tangible result Of the all day
session Of the Populist state committee
On Thuifday was tho adoption Of o
fssolutiOn authorizing tue executive
committee 10 deal with the question Of
iusion with tne Democrats Ia this
slaie. II nothing 10 done before next
wednesday the committee VIII ME
tho state ticket nominated by he Pop
uiist state convention, Chairman Sam
B. Cook. Of the Democratic state com.
mitloe, tald today; ~ don't believe
iusion can he arranged ON the state
tlcHsL The Populists will probably put
w a eompl e. ticket aud ~ - ifiuudly
spirit We will ilght II cut along those
linee.u
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Ana the trossur Z. Ut The ta,E Com
mits suieidr.


OLUuczsTEH, Mass, OF. e.-rhe
sensational suiriduoi Trpatufui q 0fge
Msnhail. OF tue saviige banR. aud
the disc probably that 100000
oil the trust funds OF the Bilbstt ,aialu
aud Giibeft home w,fe misslns, cftat.
Cd great excittm ut. Toe Gloucester
Cope Ann bank Upvnel It, doors for
business thu mufniu- c1ntfnfy 10 OK.
pvctauont. There wac no run N.
though numDtr oi people VINO HAD
osuk books appeared tton after thr
looru were optutd aud asked TO witn-
draw tuuif dtlUtiis. Toe uqItatf
wete graded Ia oil sur1uais less than
$50. o. MI deposits hbov- that amount
sno v.ug ,filciuls viii tzAct tlxiy
uayb notice DO pfsviltu ~ law, Tue
general upiuion uf business insn ~ tnht
tnc bauk Will be abiu to continue. An
txnmiualion VI iht trust iunds aud 80.
cutiIos uu.d ~ tue bauk n icing
made IN Bost0n this morning. tn,
u1uuilion vi The bank c,uuOi be an.
nouncoa until alter tuis work l. com.
pltItJ.
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Two CAMPAIGN FEATURES.
Confederate Veterans Call on The
Republican Nominee.
MeI.iaisy Listen. by Mean. OF rsis.
phone 10 tho Demonstration
IN Chicago.

CANTON, Oct. e.-rwo unprecoden.-
cd features OF the presidential cam.
paiRn distinguished this eyentiul day.
One was the call Of confederate veteI.
ana from SHENANDOAH Valley, Virgin.
ia. on tbs Republican presidential
nominee, who carried a musket As u
federal private. Another was the
listening to the business men anu
tfaaeA' demonstration In Chicago, by
Major Mckinley nj his home.
While the Mckinley household wac
at break tact Local Manager Hoffman
Of tho Central Union tsIrl one,
placed groups oi half dozen telephone
car trumpris IA tho maIof'a library
aud MH. MclNlnlry's unting room.
rnese were connected VITA loug
distance telephone wire from Chicago,
whern receivers were located along
The line Of parade. At 1888 MajoI
Mckinley was called 10 the telephone.
An Associated Press reporter Listened
at one OF the tfumpsls.
Mckinley showed great pleasure Of
the volume OF ontuuslastic sounds
that reached him over 40 mile. u
wire. The music OF tho banda anu
the cheering OF the crowds were plain.
ly heard.
MiKlSLEY TAKES THE STUMP.
CAsIoS, ohio, Oct. "a highly
polished hickory stump sent Major
Mckinley by Sheun Creensr OF
ltn xVille and otntr East Tennesasr
admirers, was dedicated on the Me-
6inley porch this morning. TnTee
coach loads VI Eait Tenn. bseeans or.
ganiEsd by 5hetin Cfoener Hnd In
charge OF Captain William Rule ana
Mnlor h. j. Camp, Vi0s President Of
tho national Republican league, came
with congratulAtionr. Greetings were
extended ty Captain William Rule
and responded TO by Mckinley slanu.
Ing upon the stump.
A epecial train Of ten coaches
brought 10 Canton today members OF
thu Union Veterans Patriotic league,
Cleveland, Tor the douple purpose OF
acting as AN escort TO tho ox.COnled er.
alto veterans aud TO extend assurances
ot their hosrIy support OF Mekiulvy.
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NEw IomS, Oo. D. rne HAMBURG.
AmuflcAn hleamer Fuuist Bamatck
arrived sLia moIniug ffum Hamtut
and reported lnat ~ l.iaU ysuturuay
sitergOon Ia iAfituHu 1t.70. lDnriuur
% 90, sne sighted the stramuf Psra
with her STAR boaTi sngiuu bfohou
down. No Hssittauco Wa. required.
Tbs Paflr zig Hiud that sue wluid pf0.
coed under tue poft engiue only. Int
Paris left this p1ft October Tln lot
51uthEmpiln, fhu Dfuak down OF tlu
unglno viii doubuoia folatd her pro.
gretr.
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ATLANTA, Ga., 90. g.-listuTns 10.
csivuu ~ TAR OF Wednesday, election
show that the total PoIulitt vote will
not exceed So. 900. itwss vs. sss 10
1894, showing decrease Of about H.,
UUJ. The falling Oh IL Affiliated 10 the
oapinte OF the negTo vote by Governor
Atkinson.
Omoial figures coming In today do
not materially change the estimate
MADE In theie dispatoaes yesterday.
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Reddick Discharged.

ID. 4. Reddlck, the oolofrd man ar.
rested last Saturday for shooting at his
wife aud agains, whom rested a charge
of drunkenness aud disturbing tho
peace, was ditcharged today, because
OF his WIFE refusing 10 appear against
him-A fight she had under the Con.
stiluliOu.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Ost. 9.-Ac.
ooTding ~ Tue laIest indications tho
total vote o. tnn stale Tor goVetn0t diu
not exceed $1,000, Of which BlaN1am,
ID m, received 2d25u; dunby, Rop.,
$500; We,Es, Pvp,, 44yO Complete
returns from twenty nipv counties out
VI iofty.fiye give Bioxnam Il, $40 yotei
agalnst 1894 Tor Mitchell Ia tue same
counties h. 1902, loss OF 10 per cent
Ia tho Democratic total.
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Oct. civilian
J. Bfyan arrived IN Sioux CITY from
MaTshallown nj lU;2b tnls morning, an
hour behind time, Tho delay was
eapsld by the numerous demands u
the people NJ sgAtiOns along tue liue "
see the presidential candidate. NoAriy
all night crowds gathered at tho sta.
tons TO cheer the lfaiD. At Onawa,
Monona county, tho train stopped ten
minutes. bryan went out On tns roar
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Tined for Assault.

7. l.. Jlor was found guilty by
Justice Wenger today tor committing
M Gsaault and battery on Mrs. Martha
Fsrsu'op. The court imposed u nne
OF SO, whersuron Mr.. Taylor gave
notlus OF appeal and bis bond wAs
nXed at $50.
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YOUNGSTOWN, n. j., oct. s.-Miss
Beatrice hOyl beat Mts. AThuT Iur.
ner In the laal round o. gOii touTuA.
menI by sogTs, . up anu ! 10 play.
Mlss A0yt ~ now champion golfer OF
the United States aud the holder of
the lAdius' p,Tpulual trophy Presented
by Robert Cox, 81, A., VI edinburgh,
sooliaud. MI. Cox accompanied the
players during the afternoon play.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 9-Wm. J. Bryan
will spsag "a lillnuls eignt days, be-
Ginning October 20 aud concluding
Ost1DaF 30. he viii devote tho iasl
iaur days 10 Chicag during whieh time
he vii delivHf seven spteshts la yafl-
ous pgIls OF tne CITY.
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OMAHA, Oct. "a special TO the
Bas rom Brainefd, Mob, sayg 1.-THE
HgalneTd bank was practically de.
moliuhed by burglars last night, who
attacked tho safe with dynamite.
Cashier Smith engaged In q battle
with the burgaTa ana drove thom
away, NJ money was lost.
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LONDoS. Ocl. 9.-Slaftllng evidence,
the 49, ciAlrd Pfcss hears, viii 10
offered by the police, when tho case
against tho Castles IL called ON Turs.
day. IL 10 practically certain the
public prosecutor viii oppose ~ release
tbs prisoners Gu bal.
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DAsvILLE, Pa, oel, D. rhtes aG.
ditionnl deaths, making i've IN all,
have resulted rom boiler explosion
Last night In the MountOur rolling
mills. In all about my peraons were
hurt. The explosion 10 supposed to
have been due 10 cold water In the
boiler
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MADMD, Oct. "a dispatch from
Manila Gays u company OF native
soldiers Al MindAca0 leland, the Aialsy
Archipelago, 1he second largest OF thr
Phillippiue islAngH, nave muIlnitd anu
killed ltA tfiieefs.
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CuRSIEO, lows, ool. &c. 7. Cole,
cashier ut tue National uauk In lbis
city, has been arrested by U. ).
niaIahal on the charge OF embszzle.
msnt. The bank was lorcsd 10 sell its
business 10 the Flrst National bank.
Tue deficits are about Sl6, 900.
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VESSA, OCT. 9.--Au express train
from Italy c1lllded yesterday evening
al AueT IN ryrol. with lfAin filltd
with recruits. No luflher details have
been received. ~ Is feared there was
heavy loss VI life.
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LONDON, Oct. 0.-Edwafl J. Ivory,
alias EIwatd Bell, tho ssloon keeper
u New York, charged with aiding
and abetlinf the alleged dynamite
conspiracy, was brought up again To-
day 0n iumAnd ut bow street pOlicc
court. Counsel Tor the treasury DO.
paitmenI called several witnesses,
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80 nrEr rnlsor nILKorr.

rFs.iiestI u o., aud Manager Da.=e
80 ogden.
DESvER. Oct. y. President Jtnsfy
Of toe ID aver aud RJ umndc foal
and uuncfal Maaager Dodge OF tue
10 Gtsnie Wcu,efn ir.t lass ovtniu @
iuf Ogden {, meet Pa &C HilA u.
eummissiouur q transportation -
ku'sia, who " making a tour Of the
uaitel 5laios.
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nue. 20 tho Apparent Neglect Of AIS
iortnur tupportuFs

LONDON, ooi. o. - The Standard,
conservative, Says thol there l. q die.
o.lllon among tho llDsialH to attribute
uutl hlsHDuTy's retirement 10 SiT
mIllam Vernon HstcouTPl speeon at
Etbyale ou Monday.
slt William avoided any reference
y NE ehrl, while Mir. Jahn Morley,
rnY lolmorly warmly supported him,
~ lately avoided any reference I
Il ia hostbsry and has been su pposeu
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COLUMBIA, Mo-, Oct, S.-Df. y.
head bslt0n, bseleflologlst vi thu
l0ard OF htalln OF Maryland, has been
tppolnieu u professor IA bao,efiolOgy
" the board OF the cuTalDIs VI Ihu
Missouri state uniyeuiiy.
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Arrival OF the Hope.

81. JOuS, N. r., Oct y.-The
steamer Hope, which conveyed the
PeATy expedition 10 Gfuuniand has
fe1ufned here alter msetinx with
desperate weather Ia tue guf. Tue
ssisel was nearly driven ashore on
Aliquelon island owing 10 the compass
bsing injured.
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MINsEAPOLIs, Oct. 0-rhs local
commuters on arrangement Bnnounces
that Bryan Will speak here ON Monday
evening a. too Lyosum ThoaleT, eK-
elusively TO the ladies. THIS Is a de-
cided Innovation In the campaign.
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Dr.. Aulde claims that all cases Of
typhoid. no matter In what Stage Il
their history, eau be broken up by the
uss VI AIsenite OF oOpptr,
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HoLLYiiEAD, Oct "a Ffrrch
steamer vn.Oh Iut Ia ucfe on aco.uut
OF storm rcpnttu sno saw = iafgo steam.
e. founder ~ ~ slp islsud, Pembroke.
shirc. 1, Ia pru.umui All Vn b4Afu
LNfIaMn..
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WAsHtNurUS,O sL9.-rhu PsrslicHt
anu hucfoDfy rhuibsf atriygI Boo
Warrington from NV NutK Al 1!iU
,uis morning sui WAS utiVen ~ ong,
10 tue White Housa.