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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-22


There Was uI meeting of the Araatur
"t-E .Hua#i lH-r night uWIHs ~ lna B.. D.
Hi q quorum Il rr VIII De-. q u--'. .Hre
however on TuH-a4y night % Er. af whl.h
~ important matters viii come Hp for
The ~. - r." save ban last u.=ht ar
Alrrap Titan FIN
M.s. May E,gn ms aui Mabel Wool
r9n ,and Milton walker ~ rr baptized at
Tine Eauusf church last Uight
Rev i II Emhrrr. 6f l.nuauE. was the
gu.- ~ Arg uriu- Iri uis yesterday.
The Ia#i,s' GOOD VII Sosiatg. Wflr meet
with NFs. br Burk Thursday evening
Tn Ladies Of tEe \. A. T. church save
"a "plrk' social last ui-ht al the Oh state
bank tusitinG. on S.rHld sire T.
Miss Maud MeDani, Is. n Eanus. Springs.
DAYS.
Gserse \. Tgyl5r Sls tran. fias busl-
ness IN Topeka yesterday
Air sarIe walker rut HTt4iusl az dinner
N,s rtts the Mi-sss Marie Ctaus=. Gather
.ue AigENiEs, of k.u-as Cias 40 and
Hrttt NfIh.
Miss ustta WtlrH ami AR. Dean woman
All ait MI a leap year bal ai Toa ka
utj- MeCas!3a Is ill al his hsue on the
simmons hIll With tine Ia sripp-
Cap,Iiu william NadsUortu. an 0Id sol
q. e auI IroHIutut m WuaT ~ the a.. 4
r., 3 lying riols!y III a, hiz home o.
EgekaNaE at-Ehts,
Mrs Kettle e. ktllmcr VIII entertain m.
l.aiies All Soricty of the Bapii-; church
Thursday evening
SUI .T.a.s.nsg,Es q. Z, sor5er reports ne
nilut a. tnr puhA' schools. There ar.
oy let pupils IN regular at,endanca.
Res pr Backus, OF Kansas City No.
united IN marriage Last Hi4nt AlI j Il.
EiNard> ami Miss Anna Nagle ut Jhc
home uf the lrd-'s sister, Mrs. Freu II
wife OF Conductor French
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-22

Mrs. ". = Pyle Yesterday put several
mon at work cleaning away tho debris and
making PREPARATIONS for rebuilding ono OF
mr. store buildings. whiHh We're u, .irU,aI
hN iro some tima ago. The men hal boon
az work about an hour when g. ls. GtUay.
VINO owns fhe adjoining l.uilllug. ord rod
th, work stopped. ~, claimed that fE
building was inside tho nrO limits anal
under an ordinance passed iu tho ,auu.H
erect q frame building inside those, limits.
Mrs Pyle Is very Indignant ana says shr
will contest fhc urliunug, Work. however
ti,l
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-22
~lNEz" noYr rLrAps Grnrr.
The Man Hho Masqueraded as a Woman
in Mexico 10 80 10 Prison.

Mexico. Mo., Jan. 2l-tSpeclall The
grand jury for the January term Of the
Audrian county court has returned iudict,
ments against Frank Smith. alias "Inez
Hoyt." the man who 80 successfully played
the part OF woman for TWO mon rs ami
Who Is nov IN jail here for grand larceny;
who broke INTO DR.. Crawfonl's house al
Rush Hin few weeks ago. for burglary
Both men pleaded guilty and were sen
tenced, smith 10 two years Ia the peniten-
IiArY- and Walker 10 three years.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-22

The slEHrth anniversary af their mar
yiIge Ms celebrated Monday Last hy
MIR and Mrs r. \ stone az lher Eumc
Grad generations % young people present
Mr. aud Airs. Stone celebrate their
marriage aRmgrrsdry rNerE year Thr
uld couple aIr sun hale amI hearty and
enjoy good health In spite IT advanced
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-22

Desirable Office rooms. single or en- suite
with cor without vault accommodations, in
Chamber cf Commerce building Kansas
city kas.. centrally located al KlveryirW:
elevator steam heat, electric Eght: low
prices Fine large ban for lodge purposrs
We have two vacant nights per wrrk Also
large han on ground ;!gor suitable fol
dancing partlgs. For particulars. call on
iluiLuT al bu4li.U-. or
ALEN. FINDLAY. Agent.
Bunker bldg. Kansas City No
Telephone l-s-,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-22

The Womeu's Republican club viii meet
an The residence Of Ars Reed to-day IN .
=. m
The Chautauqua Circle Of the North ,nd
VIII meet with Airs %, A. Huntington
Thursday night.
Mayor W. D. Matthias ls sick
Miss Madge Blauford IS reported 10 d.
sick.
The Kansas CITY Journal l. delivered in
RQsedale by Eugene Miller, who viii also
collect for the same az thr reduced rate OF
10 cents week ana make his collections
weekly.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-22

births and go deaths n LeaVeuWarth.
Joseph Galletz. an ald and respected
resident of North T. aveuwerth died
Monday evening an mis- home on Chcy-
eHue street of purUm MIA, having been
IN one week.
charged With usstulrU- o. X smith.
VIII be tried this incoming before Judge
Bond
+. J Marks, charged with obsuur.-
ing a public highway IN Tuueanuxir
township, fhe complaining witness being
4. = EseIestun. Vas tri-I heflr. Indie
Bond yesterday anil lrauiltrl Tn
testimony showed thst the road was
located On private iauI
}. ". GRANGER. Of This CITY. lh- veteran
hardware merchant, has decided ~ open
up hardware store in cripple Creek, ~
which T.. T. R1ut Will have charge.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-22
Retained Counsel.

The committec appointed hy tho TraHe.
counsel 20 ught the Injunction brought
by the ,lNlcy stay Company hJ- retain 0
Major william Warner of Kmsl. civ.
and Joseph waters ~ Top kl
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-22
WI Vote on ConsolIdario

The proposition 10 consolidate AIyrtl,.
lodge No. D. aul FcllpWshi lodge. No =
the two oldest knights of Pythias organi-
Zdti0n- ia Kansas. as ststvG IN the Journal
some time ago, viii DE- put 70 a lnal vote
January Co.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-22

The branch Office OF the journal isat
MrtiHoirt' drug store, corner ut Sec
So here ~Itu-arirflpu-. news items and
ADVERTISING suoUii br loft Any com
plants uf irregular delivery Service
rruurtH . there or ar Adams0u'- phar-
macy M. e Souta Spear avenue. viii
receive prompt attention,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-22

More through cars are run out Of the
Kansas city mon depot 70 more cites IN
the North and East over the Wabash road
than all other roads combined. The through
car service IS perfect
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-22

II you bad taken two Of Carter's Lille
Liver lllls before retiring YOU Wouh NOT
have had tHdt coated tongue or bad taStt.
IN the mouth this morning. Keep a Vial
With you Tor occasional use.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-01-22
AFFIDAVIT:

yith knifc SUNDAY last. was sentenced
.o-tcrday to thirty dyys iu th" county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
enMr nI.BntEs rprrKrn

To The Editor ~ the pcsf-r.fsrat,h
'N' 'o9''S s'"''i'o nfoaaca3 t
t' ne e'idtoss represents Mr. Harrison
tcile v0rkInc.aau that tho nerci ana
can.t4l.i,is -.,,,,.iI AND ....rl. ,,,...t...,
wy '-' ~ '1. .
% ''S No'I' uoHoie anu so save himself
from losa bf tbs coinage u The 5l-c,pt
d.rar. but thar tba ,eorLiu,1,,n On, ~,
,
a''' uouo'r MS own
WAKES Inns IS 10 Illustrate how free
coinage OF silver VIII cut the wording
man WAGES hair by doubling The cost o.
hss living
The nrsj thought that comes TO one o.
a,e4LS tnis picture is that If tie NOR
chants cau douuIe me urlcss ~ rh.-,,,
goods so easy tney Wound be fooiiss ~
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BRITISH GUIANA.
Governor Hemming Says Gold Is Plentiful
Boundary Dispute.

Governor Hemming Says Gold Is Plentiful
Boundary Dispute
London, October li.-Sir Augustus W. l.
Hemming. governor of British Guiana. ar
rived at Plymouth today in the steamer
Don from Colon.
In an interview Governor Hemnins said
that he had come for the purpose Of hol! :
day. He would have time. only Tor formal
call on Mr.. Chamberlain the secretary OF
state for the colonies. The Venezuelan as
pute was entirely in the hands Of The home
government and il was impossible 70 pre-
dict the outcome. but 1t was unlikely that
anything serious would occur.
The feeling in the colony, he said. MAS
distinctly British. There was naturally
some dissension. but the majority decidedly
opposed the Venezuelan Entertainments y
very strong feeling had been aroused ne
said. by the intervention Of the thiIed
States Venezuela Itself was not terrible
foe, but he was convinced that the govern
n-eut would not soon finally solve the diui-
Guilty The future Of British Guiana ne
governor said. was bright. Gold was abint :.
ant in various parts, besides the disputed
district. and there WAS A good opening .or
prospects. The country only wanted eN-
-Nigriwg
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FrND FoR sEcREr Use


Being Raised by Assessment on the Bank
Of the Country.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
An immense fund is being raised from
the banks by the Hanna management for
use In the doubtful states.
There are something like 1000 banks 10
the country. and If mos, Of them respond
% the assessments levied upon them. tho
republicans will have an enormous sum
OF money for secret purposes
Recently the Enquirer told how the
Louisville banks were forced to pay n
heaNy assessment to the Mckinley cam
pAlFn managers. This was followed by a
similar expose regarding the Cincinnati
pdnNs II was told how committee was
collecting from the local concerns an as
sessment OF ~ per $1,000 on their combined
capital and surplus The names of tho
committee are known and there is no doubt
as 10 The accuracy Of the Enquircr's state
uaeht Not cent OF the assessment has
Decn turned over to the local republican
management. All Of II has been sent To
Mr.. hannss committee and the uses TO
winch 1t Will be put can be readily sur
missed.
The statements made IN the Enoulrcr
nave brought Information from other cities.
when leaves nc doubt that the assessment
ordered by the Hanna management is gen
eral throughout the country. II is under
stood from an authentic source that the
Cleveland banks were forced TO put up
$1,000 a similar assessment 10 now In
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MOTIONS OPINION

Washington. October 1i.-Secretary Of
Agriculture Morton today gave to the Post
for publication his views Of the Bryan
democratic leaders He said:
The finance which they teach is en-
TREY Confederate fiat. In the Southern
Confederacy the same leaders who are nov
in command Of the picket guards FOR free
silver at is to |. were leading ananciers
Harris Pugh. Morgan and the other Con-
iedorate generals now in command q the
Bryan campaign seem to desire to accom-
piish by false finance that which they fail
81 10 bring about by arms National dis
honor and disgrace
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CUBA's ARTILLERY.

General Callazo Notes Decided Improve
nent in Its Effectiveness.
Tampa. Fla, October 1.-THE family of
General Callazo have received L letter
from him, in which he notes considerable
Improvement in the artillery work OF the
Cubans His letter says.
our previous experience with artillery
has not been very ilauering because at
Zanja Sagua de 1anamo and La Nenta dc
Casanova, the artillery had not done eff
tective work. and the Spanish works which
they attacked remained standing after
quite siege
He then describes an attack on the
Spanish fort Lomar Hero, near the town
OF Auras, against which the Cubans plant
ed their cannon from rising ground about
400 meters distant He says
1t was the first time in this campaign
that Held piece had been given my COM
mana and was very nervous for having
heard Of the former experiences with these
pieces | was afraid Of failure, for the can
non have is very small. ! calculated more
on it's pcnetrative force. on the contrary.
General Garcia had every confidence Of a
successful outcome and sent me to keep
up the fire as long as We had u shot left
We fired twenty eight shots into the
tortif!cation and then we saw the Spanish
soldiers hurrcdly abandon the fort We
captured in the fort 10000 cartridges, pro-
visions, medicines. etc.
we also found two dead soldiers 4
short time aiterward the fort was COM
pletely demolished aud burned down by
our forces Another expedition has ar
rived and our situation is improving dav
by day. We have arms and ammunition
and should the Spanish attempt the win
ter campaign they will find us stronger
and with the moral conviction OF a brief
fPstfr
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progress In Plttsbu- 4. and Il ia stated that
over $4,000 has already been exacted for
Mr. Hanna's committee. The demand made
on the hanks there is In this form:
To the Board OF Directors OF the ----
Bank.
Pittsburg. Pa, September Dear Sirs:
The undersigned have been appointed q
committee TO solicit from the banks funds
in aid OF the campaign for the republican
National committee. The banks in New
York and some other places have been con-
tributing on the basis OF u Of | per cent
Of their combined capital and surplus, and
the National committee requests " 10 ask
the Pittsburg banks to do the zane. We
only started yesterday afternoon. ana go
far have found all the banks VIC have ap-
preached willing to contribute on this
basis. So far we have received the follow
ing subscriptions.
Farmers Deposit National bank. .... IS 600
Peoples National bank ............ 5000
National Bank Of Commerce ........ 1850
MELON & sons ..'.'.'........'..' --.9V
Bank Of Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures. 1850
National Bank of Western pcnnsyl
Vania ................ ............. goo
Union Trust company ............-.. 100
We are informed that the Second Ma
tional bank viii give $4,000. and AZ the
other banks we have visited the matter is
to be brought before the boards and favor
ably recommended % that we can antic-
cipate favorable action by all. The cam
paiGn managers are looking over a much
larger area Of country than is usual In
the National campaign. and II is taking a
great deal Of money. The question is
vital one to all financial institutions. and.
therefore. Is deemed z proper and lCgiti-
mate matter for contribution on the part
Of banks The subscriptions here are pay
able TO James s Mexican chairman of the
auxiliary finance committee. and by that
committee will be tur'ed over 10 the Ma
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
REPUBLICAN AIDE

Anderson. Ind, October Ex-Govcr-
nor Roswell p. Flower OF New York vas
given an ovation here tonight. opening me
campaign Of the gold standard democrats
To Central Indiana. The meeting was held
tn the Armory where 1900 people we're as
senhicl.
Governor Flower denounced the Chicago
platform as undemocratic and revolI ion 70
airy He declared that over 100. 610 demo
cfets i'm New York State would unite IN
defeating 1t and its nominee. Bryan Gov
ernor Flower predicted the triumph Of the
gold standard in the coming election nv an
Overwhelming majority.
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perity would sweep over this coGa.ry that
the years OF poverty and suffering through
which We have parsed would souIn IS a
horrid nightmare.
Anyone can, by reading what Mr.. In
gersoll says on the subject OF cost Of labor
and raw material. and by applying lis
statements TO any article that enters II TO
daily use, see for himself the utter falsity
and Righteousness OF the statement that
the free coinage OF silver will double the
cost of living without at the same time
doubling the wages Of labor. one can crly
explain the making OF such statements By
these people as arguments that they take
the American people for un,hiDsinr fools
and there is where they make a fatal mis-
take. The Man VINO Laughs
St. Louis. October g.
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DALLAS EAR RACES.

Dallas, Texas. October l4.-This was
Dallas Day at the State Fair and it was
ness was suspended. 1t is estimated that
more than 20ooo Paid admissions parsed
through the gates. Fully 5000 witnessed
The races Summarizes
$50 trot- Slater. Momola. Spransue.
Downing. Time 2;2a. 2.2ols, 2;2,..
Running. five and one-h half turl1ngs-
Ferris Hortman. Harry Bennett Imp Gal
lantry. Time t;Osie
Running. six and one half furlones--J
II, Grafton, WIN station, Mike Rice. Time
23ia.
Running, seven and one-halt furlouss--
Alphonso Bazaare. KING Elm. Time l3sh
Running, SIX turlongs Gluck. stella NJ,
Bob Aiillicau, Time lis.
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opened here this afternoon at Trinity
Episcopal church with quiet service ,e4
by Rev j. c. Roper Of Toronto. Canada.
About 800 delegate are present but by
tomorrow. when the business sessions he
gin. at least 500 more are expected. The
most important matter to be considered
Is the report OF the committee on arrange
mcuts for an international convention
next year. The Brotherhood OF ST. An
drew embodies 500 chapters with I total
membership OF Is 900 in America The sole
objects OF the order is the spread Of
Christ's Kingdom among young men. The
convention will be in session for q week.
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TO BE SHOT.

Havana, october II The so-callei ir-
surgent Lieutcnant Colonel SANCHEZ will be
shot tomorrow at Matan2as and the in
surgcnt incendiary jose Hernandez. viii
also be shot in the Cabanas fortress in
Havana,
Captain General Weyler in the name of
the queen regent. has conSrauultvd the
company Of the Mary Christine ,cglnent
and the garrison Of Fort Careorro for
heorc resistance TO the siege Of Maxine
Gomez and the Insurgents
Gold is quoted nj 1913. per mt premium
over Spanish bank bills.
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THE HURRICANE.
Incoming Mariners Report Wreckage
lnnumerahlc Vessels.

Incoming Mariners Report Wreckage OF
lnnumerahlc Vessels.
Philadelphia, Pa. October Ever!
vessel arriving at this port bears evdenre
OF rough experiences at sea and the crew;
agree that tho recent storm was the mcs'
& inaging that has swept this coast in years
Never, within the history Of the Marl'lA'
exchange. has the Atlantic, in the vlclni,'
OF the American coast. been so thicst
strown with wrecks and wreckage, hues
OF which Is so broken up as TO preclude eI
possibility OF Identification. Every SUI
coming in from the sea reports pass,,h.
debris af!oat while miles out showing VA
innumerable vessels have met their tH'
in the storms.
\ rough estimate Of the lives lost o.
seamen being swept overheard from ~
coming vessels during the recent 6ae'
would place the number at twelve.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-15
MARRTAGES IRREGI,LAR-

Lima, Peru, October l3.-Thc chamber OF
deputies rejected the scnate's project &c
provide FOR registration and thus to legal
izc Non Catholic marriages
In Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia. Protest
ants can 10 be legally married. without nc.
coming Roman Catholics. The project re
fcrrcd to was designed to correc, this abuse
as regards Peru
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SHERIFFS' DEPARTMENT.

Fulshear, 1exas. Ootobe- IA, =
ficers look out for a yellov du, ma,
l5ia or ls haads higu a5o'. or \ ,s,,
old. branded TT on left ,bish ~ H..
~" being inverted. will pay So ysr us
for mare. Saddle had one rev cir,
and on each stirrup the leather is nv
Address me tl>r. Alex. Miller) or cons,.
Bile Smith at Fulshear. Texas.
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REfrBLIcANs NOMINATE BRrcK.

Louisville, XIV. October IA special
20 The Times from Frankfort saws TIE
seventh district republican committee iar.
t'fc today. resolved itself into n con"rr-
r9r and nominated W. {. =. Breehinril,e
as That party's candidate for congress.
> rat means that the name Of Col Brock
II ridge. who has already been noiuinlral
the Natioual democrats, will go uuIe
nc republican device on the ballot, II
ESQ practically llsCres the olcctiou Of
iht eN-congressman after ono term NJ prl-
tr life following disclosures OF me
famous scandnl that defeated him In his
race for collection two years 40
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CRAWFORD ARRESTED

St. Louis, October IA warrant was
secured today 'or The arrest Of u. Crawford
Of D. Crawford d o.. prominent dry goods
rerch'r's OF this city, on the charge OF
intimidation in tina, dis ha.ged twel, o
cleri because they announced their iu,en-
ton 10 vote for Bryan and free silver II Is
ella 9''i that CraWford's action was a VIC
latior OF a section OF the State law of 1880.
VIII mhtos - a f'lon" - ntmidate
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Key West Fla, October u. ;rsu,acut
General Jose Maria Rolcrisu>z les IN the
province OF Havana with large forco.
Mr. Acos,a. who left here On tHs last *
petition Of the Three Friends I'm co no,uv
"iih Charles VI Gown. who was cruelty
hrtoNcrcd ivy the Spsniards arrived tonight
on the Mascotte.
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POSTAL MATTERS.

Washington. October II The annual ~
port OF the third assistant postmaster gen
eral for the past year shows a total eA'
ponditure Of the year $50 626 296 and re-
ceirts So i99 2uS leaving a deficit Of ".
i21.0sS, or reduction Of $l619.s5b ie''
than the preceding year The expendl'ulss,,
do not include the cost of carrying ' i0
mails over the subsidized Pacific r0a''
which amounted to 81 sos. sos.
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HAND nrRNEn n1,r

Luling. Texas October io.--Sam roc.
living near Caldwell aprinss, fell ia the
FIRE last night on his return iran a no
hlhiuon meeting and had his hald burned
of
Tho crop of cotton is surp.,ssiag all ex.
pectations.
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ROnBED A TRAM.

faducah, Ky, October 1.-THE little
town of Puryear, Tenn. was the scene o,
daring robbery today Five masked men
rode into the town. aai holding IN tho
employees Of Borden Bros store. secured
about 5000, The bandits then set fire ln
The town and only after a detcrriincI
fight on the part Of the citizens wcr, tho
flames suhducd The loss by fire is scy
eral thousand dollars. Fifty armed men are
in pursuit.
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TENNESSEE NALuATIONs.

Nashville Tenn. october l3.--The s'a''
board Of assessors have completed lh' md
assessments Tor railroads, leles1'n. ne
telephone companies for 1906 dAu TO- n.
railway mileago and other prope.S!, e !" 70,
state fix tho valuation at Slo'H'''" Tbs,,
telegraph and telephone. SS37''t -, M
valuations are subject to changes ~
board of examiners
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nlScREnlTEn IN LONDON

London. October l5-All OF the morning
papers here discredit the report set ofloat
was To proceed through the Dardlneles
without regard 20 any protest u;ieIcd by
Turkey and was 20 be protected in doing
50. If necessary by the United States
squadron at Smyrna.
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TICKET MISLEADING.

Jefferson city Mo. October li.--Thc
secretary Of state declined today to file
the silver party ticket on the ground that
the ticket under the caption Of SILVER
Party Ticket" with democratic and pop
ulst fusion electors and the republican
state ticket, would he misleading to vot-
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STILL IN BOSTON.

Boston. October little police 'OD.o 'r,
discovered $4,000 Illicit still IN INV ,,.
heart Of South Boston district ~" mar
ccodod in arrosting on the r!eh'sS.. nrova
but Who is S,,s re Of being one OF N, IN,
Blacks "a arrested ted some o time ago for runn'''
a similar husinpes
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Lnwrpnn rnIlR KNcORpS

LAW Hi.Hb NV ~, welsh
Chicago. October l4-Michael' lnc md, a.
bicycle rider. took four world le. He
the Garfield track this ai'eTnnv r.s four
lowered cousocutivcly the two, ' ,r,o rifles
and Eve miles marks. lie mace ,rr n lies
in 1855; three miles in 1..9 so 49,
In 1:9j and I'VE miles in 9;l1 10
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EX- SENATOR FERRY

Grand Haven. Mich. October IL TX.
United States Senator Thomas W ro-ry
dicd here very suddenly this morning ri
paralysis W.
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CREEKs rIGhr TURKS.

Athens, October IN band of insurroat
Greeks and a number Of Turks fought all
day on october 2, near Greyane, Macedonia
Both sides sustained heavy losses
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urAVY RrGIsTR NIXON

st. Louis, October 1.-THE total OF tho
three days registration in st. Louis is
1851, against $4,000 in 1885 and ~ ,O00 in
lSe.