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hpANIsII NicEonY.
nspofi ~ an Important Engagement
Nttn tubau Rebels.

ANN"AH ~ w ANANNANNAAN AaMAMA NAAA
wan cuban Rebels.
NEW YOmS, Aug. "A dispatch TO
tho Herald from Havana sayt: a
elutsuondont IA Bnucoa communi-
Gates nowa ol recent important military
operations In the district. Colonel
Anu1, with tho forces OF the Talavefu
battalion, n detachment OF local vol.
unleeia aud n body OF the civil guard
alter severe engagement lasting five
houis. aud a brilliant bayObut charge,
captured u big rebel stronghold At
IucnilaH DO CiguinA, defended by 500
ln,uTgenl1 Many h.ufea were dss.
ioyed anu great quantity ~ mum.
Hens captured. This rebel l0sa IL re-
loHtd ha heavy. Several officers weTO
among those wounded on the Spanish
hide.
A tfain on tho Havana Rnd BE,a.
ano railway was attacked by In.
iuigtnls near San Felipe. Several
N5lIrya were flroi int0 tho care, tut
ae phftrngetH were not hurt. The
spanish escort on tho train returned
,le rebel hfo but this result ~ not
Known, Tho train prOdeedoJ.
unlolllSantiago dc CUBA reports say
hAl tho Wufship dalAcla has b0mtatd.
% lniurgont camps GU the coast near
Pauillo.
Consul General Leo yesterday tC-
lsEud bis Efforts 10 have the COnpeti-
Ql's crew transferred TO better quar-.
w., anu IN a note 10 the captain gem
'ial h'to insisted that tue prisoners
,lould he better led. Several " the
Mea arc ill aud unle'a tho spanish
gnion authorities improve their
KY the consul general purposes To a1k
way the pris0ners' friends IN the
eAl.td 5tptes bo allowed to contribute
i.lls.
A uow battalion OF volunteers has
S'n ogsAuiLod In MalanzAs. Josop
n.y. SouzAi1si prominent lawyer OF
Nl'iean, was arrested yesterday and
lsJl.
reliSo1n General LlFnda 10 uTgIn
,S,'Wain General Weyler 70 designate
e 1910 OF Pines Us u sanitaTium ior
10y o1nValcHcoLtp. Tho leland con.
~'l' mineral springs OF notable excel.
49, aud 10 generally regarded 10 tue
@'''hiell tpJt IN the West Inlios.
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CHICAGO, Aug. G.-Il IA reported on
excellent authority that trading Ina ac.
count OF tile Chicago stock EXCHANGE
WIN be suspended Tor thirty days after
tho exchange shall have oponel. IL Is
also probable that deals In future
op'ions will be- limited 10 n week or ten
days, All this has uoen caused by tbs
Moore Bros. collapse.
NO one knows when tho stock OK.
change viii resume active business.
Room tfalets anu many Others have
begun 70 make loud complaints against
what they call tho "pTohibitofy nc.
ton" Oft tue goveIninplbuard In closing
tho exchange. IL In laid tho Moore
Bros, and "a special committee OF tho
stock exchange Will finish their labor
before tomorrow night aud maku n
statement Ct the financial standing OF
the firm.
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the prisoners went to hia saloon nud
raised great row by using vile Au1
proinno la guago and throwing N0uta
through tlo Windows, AMI when
concentrated with they attacked him
with knives, cutting him In tho fore.
head and wtuudiug him iu the hanI.
The COfdclis are fruit poddiuff, nuu
conduct stand on Market street
while Wc0imansgo works ln n livery
Stable. All g. rec were considerably
under the inllUe GO ct l'luar when
tntY muiuyu tio ns. cult They
wore ranged Nfotc Jutt &C WCnF,r
ti..a m.rt NJ when their htaIing was
1us i.g Mouauy morning next.
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she Heat Record nroi.,u.

fi11tnunu, Pa, Aug. U--rbn .uut
record o. 1895 was btoEcn today, tho
mercury touching 0j uogtucG. QUO
death and many ptls,rauons have
been topoTiUi, There was much SUI.
iofiug among the mill workers ani
many mills were closed.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, Aug. G.-Fo'.
lowing the excessive heat thiH morn.
ing terrible storm Of lightning, WIND
and RAIN came up this GUorn7Ou. 4 r
"A time oil te.erraphic Commuuicaii, a
with points west OF tbis city was cut
%. The wind reached a velocity Of
iorly miles mn hour. just before the
storm tho Thermometer reached o., the
hightat point VI the summer,
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PLEASANT VALLEY NEWS.

scgrrELD, Aug. 3, 1896.

hCgrtELD, Aug. 3, 1896.
Mary Richards Hooi, wife OF Jonn
Hood Of Se3dold, departed this life
this morning after long Illness, said
to te consumption. Sister Hood has
been very 80 Oh aud on for many
months. She was a Kind anu devoted
wife aud loving mother, aud Is greatly
respected by the people ui Sc0hcld.
She was beautiful alto singer nnd
won many priEus At sconrls, Provo
nud other places where she has been.
Sue was 70 yeafs Of ago and leaves
q hutb1nl, two children aud
most Ut iriondp. She has
m lthcf NJ Provo, also some other rela.
ave.. Tho remains viii DO taken 10
Provo tomorrow Tor iutofmeEt.
OTHER MOTIFS,
hero has been mora rain this lum.
mug than any Olher season since the
settlement OF Pleasant Valley. The
creeks have not Deou clear enough for
good hy'tshlng since tho opening Of
the season.
roi John +. Meahin will start bis
class IN olOcution Tuesday evening
ME- Menhln N going 10 take the ANA.
tur Dramatic club Of Sconvli aud
give them thorough training.
The mines Rt Winter Quar,cn
worked much better In July than they
did Ia any other month Of this year.
The ScotielI mine IL working less than
hall tins,
Widow Brown has gone to Clsvo.
land this week with her daughter,
Mrs.John PltteG while her sonr0mmy
Is at Price attending court.
Miss Annie FackToll, who has been
at SCOneIi tor several months, has 70.
tuned " her homo ut Woods Gross.
Several o. our good and true citizens
went 10 Price tOuay ~ serve on the
Jury this week.
John y. Lloyd IA considerably i'm.
PFC ing mis- reslionce.
MORMON Box.
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Dawn IIIIInsa amman Inne..

NEW NOu,, AunG.-sennlor David
B. Hili gave complimentary dinner
lu Senator Jonua u Afgnutls az tho
Normaudi.uy-lhC-sca llH. night.
Among the Euufts pfosrat wrtt;
LawtoacD Gardiner OF Washington,
locrcllfy Of tnu national committee,
James W. Hinckl0y, chairman OF tue
Now York Demuciutic state commit.
zoo anu Assumblyman J. Il. Sinuch.
ntlI.
AZ the conclusion Of the dinner o
conference was hold by those pfusent.
10 u unuout10d that the Trluclrnl qlc..
ton uuCCr uitCuisiyn IVES relative to
what stand the Ntw Narg committee
would take Ia the rational impaigu.
AZ gu uucui1u was arrive 40 " was not
made public last night, Tor none Of the
Ecuucmuu present would be Inter.
viewed on the tubitC.
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The Caeiu, auI Easie.

Charles Crlsmon OF thls city, John
II. Btadshnw, Richard w. Bradshaw
and Thomas Il. Cutler OF Lshi, aud
George W. Craig OF Provo, acting US
board Of trustees, today filed articles
Of Incorporation for tho Cactus aud
Eagle Consolidated mining company.
They place the capital stock at 5000.
900, with shatei Of 81 each, and limit
the lie Of the company 10 tity years.
All the ttouk II non atsessablo aud the
business OF the company IL general
mining one.
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NE7ADA, No. Aug. 6.-suriil
scr0ghun has closed CJnkuns Bu5s
Banking house Ia this city aud alHl
the Bank " Bfouaugh and lhe Bank
o. Richards, all the ufOpyuy OF CJuE.
lins Bees. IL was uluu under the nf.
jyt0' tle Vernon County c.uu, the
action bo'GE based onnrup itb y Sluiu
Bank Examiner Jones tiat tie blti.
nuss was buiur couduc.UI lu uu uus 8iu
manner. A. W. CouEliug says the
c!oscd banks viii pay every dollas ui
lhclr iudUb,uduols. J. l.. George aut
O. NJ, shafIrll were appointed Ttceiy.
ere.
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saN FRANCISCO, Aug. o --Jnmes a.
Campbell, a Honolulu millionaire who
uidsrpenrtd lari Monday, ~ ufnoi last
night with a bullet hclu thftu ia bic
hat nud en- exciting talu about an OF.
venture with f0bbrfs. Campbell tays
tNat while he was drinking in q pfiva.o
room iu saloon uu was c0uir utsd by
Two InuEuI mon who demanded
money. Tho millionaire refused the
demand AMI Ia the nrht ihst followed
2. tullet went ihtUugh hia hat and
Campbell says hC wac f0bUud srd Eept
y frlonug iur two ubyf. When a..
leased lnst night be was given o ui-Etl
I0r oar lhfo.
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i,shA himself mentions nothing about
I'm hut'. Ouu report ssys thst tho
-u't' were 10 condition Of rtort cx.
V.'.Weil Wallinr i0r the dead b0diI s.
~ Two " IArif uJ.tuligiouists wrC, (. 81
s'A''I' were BILLED while fetching their
h.uaeholi furniture from Llrini. AZ
uAual INC Fgcssest oXaggUrati1n ~ a..
lHf around iCmenttd ty d. pie WHO
magnify tue smaliest incident aud
oAutr thereby incalculsblo harm amorr
tue oluiaiipn Whose nerves are total
~ uuslfung ly thu present rvcnts.
nc battalion OF troops have lolt here
Tor Cauiiaito IC. aotabllsh order,
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msnt, MInn nnnIhnnl.r.

.dirwAuKEE, VIE, August G.-Dl.
p'tchcs ir5m 90 cities In Wisconsin
and northern Michigan tell oi,ztrcms
heat followed o. several points by
nrvufo wind sui thuugcr tturmf. Tue
temperature ranged from CI 90 no. do.
degrees. AZ Racine, a. Parkinson,
ngol 90, was ptJslfaiCd and diui. sire.
). lsAWaHy was nIsJ prJsttntei and ~
10 critical condition, Two ptrs8uF
were overcome In milwaukee, bat there
were 90 deaths. In this Guy outdoor
wo!E was largely fuspVudUd ami at
Mafiineito thu iutobBu neat caufrd tho
closing % many factories. Tue storm
last uight was severe IN Northern WI.
cousin aud la Northern Michigan. Al
E'caunbn the Chicago Is Northwestern
valuct, 400 frul long, was trmollslvI.
Damage 80 buildings ami cTJl8 ID g..
r0llcd al many other pliult.
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IIMApELriIlA, Pa, Aug. 6.-Rob.
CT IA. BOYD, Milton Party and Gsorg .
T., BOYD, carpet doa.uts, made an NJ.
signment Tor tho benefit Of tho cred.
llns. a deed dated August 9th was
iilod today, Counsel Tor the firm saiI:
"lhe liabilities are about s25O,OOO, auu
tho firm have on tho books upwards VI
s3j0,O0O, uut owing 10 business depros.
sloa anu hunter OF failures, some
Will doubtless prove unbelievable. In
addition 10 this they have a eonsldeTa.
bic amount VI stock"
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nOY nUnDEREn.
psoais Threaten to Tun she wh=:e
Family.

FiNDLAY, Ohio, Aug. 0.-Amos
DtcEeT, tue boy murderer In reality
gave himself up u his own fec will.
lie says he ran tho mat night to
BluiitUn, sixteen miles away, where
no lay ina u1rnfrlu TIL uaTk. Then
10 went into tho town 10 got some.
thing 10 eat ana was told by friend
that his victim George Mills we deau.
Tie Immediately determined % return
aud give himself uF. Alter getting ~
hasty lunch he left Button ana ran
tswaTdb Findlay Tor eight miles. HIS
feet hurt him und he took Un hls shoes
and ran baToiooled. When half way
homo no met two acquaintance In
buggy who agreed 10 take him 10 the
jail anu ayoid any possible mob. lie
claims hu fired tho revolver 10 tcate
Mills, not 10 shoot him.
Tho mayor mas released Dcpkel's
father Ruu ,uteu brothers who were
held aa acgOmpllcee. This seton has
20 enIsged the rusidenta VI West Park,
where all the parties live, that they
threaten 10 lyuCh the whole family
unless they Hge again placed under
ATTtkt.
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HAVANA Aug. G.-Thc iusurEont
bani hl ~ hutunuu,s, CONSISTING of
200 msu huu iuur u! tho woman nsht.
tin callH4 a muayus, have Killed win
the maicHriu Iuur cart drivers aud
have murdered the ~ pricI0r Of s
tlhacc, pluglali1u la tue province VI
ilnnf del RIO anu n'ai his wife, three
tlus nuu daughter. Three uthur
children were seriously wounded NJ
ihu same time buu "a young lady, II
yonfu uld, hai her arm severed Il IN
her hoJy. lhp baud burned thu
house. Eighteen insurgents have
given themsrlVsa up 10 toe authorities
nj various pBinte.
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IN INAInlNrL conrANIns.
state Auditor parns HAS - SURPRISE
Tor some OF Them

DESvEg, Colo, Aug. CT Is nu.
nouucel That state Auditor Paris, who
Ia vX'Jillcl1 Insurance clmmibsi0nrr,
Is about TO Hptlns q surprise upon tumr
0i tue lralius iugurauCo Companies.
Several clmpanies, q 10 baiu, have
Irorntly been sending cifculnis 10 the
policy hOldoTH containing the assertion
that u the Democratic parry 90 success.
ful 10 the coming election their policies
will be- worth but hall the amount on
which the premiums have bsen paid.
10 10 said Mr. iETgs hes been quietly
securing collections Of these circulars
which he claims are tvldeuoes Of In.
solvency on tue part of the companlps,
anu ~ now proposes 10 cancel the
licenses OF all such companies which
Hre uoing business In tins state. IL 10
claimed that thu uudltoi'S Judgment In
such cieus Il FINAL aud that n hu insists
upon this cIuTie the companies viii BE-
barred from doing business Ia the state.
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The Auditor Irqnirss.

SAIL LAKE CuN, Utah,
August %, 1895.
Hon. a. G. Bishop, Attorney General,
Dear Sir-ApproptHtlous having boon
made for tho various institutions OF Tho
Niato for maintenance, repairs, Improve
munts and Other specific purposes, what
KIND " authority, Voucher OF order
should Zoo presented Goo this oiure by tho
respective boards uf those Institutions
when applying for ~.au warrants Tor IA
portion or ull OF such appropriations,
some ~ which arc limited by tbe pro.
vision that su much thereof aa NAV 10
necessary only shall Boo drawn.
a PROMPT answer will oblIFN
Noufs truly.
MoEyAS RICHARDS JR.,
SiatO Audit !.
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Chnrged with FnrnIcallnn.

Elzatutn BJwlaud filed o complaint
with Ju GU wvugor toIsy charging
Charles samGsjn with having com.
m.ucd ioruicttisu with n young, uu.
married gri uamci Maggie Rowland.
ire Olelsl Is alleged 10 have LUuu
cymmHt,l on September !, 1895, and
the hearing hoo been BET f0f Tnuuiay
next nt 10 H. M.
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THEY FOUGHT AND DRANK.
Cbar.,s Nelson Assaulted In M, Onn
SllOOl by lhr'o Drunk
Follow.

William Cordeil, 4. J. Cordoll cad
II. Woodmanseo arc made defend.
ants In au assault and battery case
brought against them by Caarles Mel.
san, tho keeper OF saloon on the cor
nor OF East Temple nnd Twelfth South
streets, and "a result the men now
languish In the county jail pending q
hearing before Justice Wengor on
Monday morning next.
Nelson In his complaint alleges that
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Douonuclng Tho sIlvfrno,cm.n,.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. GA meeting
called by The gold standard Demo.
oiatic executive committee Tor tire
Infto Of iOfmi4j. god 6'undatd CLUB
In 81. Louis vuu btld lnst night ut
ChuswuUh hail. M0Iu thau 200
prominent Democrats wetu present ami
several ma4o aI4rutsps. Among Those
who spoke were Ux.Minittur &, Awliz.
gil1ud J. q. Biosuhtad, and Ffcu a.
Lehman, who dcntuucgd tho Tree
oliver movement.
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ABILENE, Kan Aug. G.-The nom.
inHIlon OF senator Logdy Tor governor
at O'Clock this morning ioft the dele.
gates % to Popullst convention IN a
mood for quick work to-day. Senator
Peiiur opuusd the eraion with an ad.
urv5s a1v0caung fusisn OF tho silver
forces ON baeia ~ thp votes ca6t Tor
al tho offices. The convention quickly
adopted tue resolution Comml;tue's re-
mort. The resolutions endorse the ~,
Louis platform and Bryan and Wat.
ton
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RELL A THOUSAND rEEE
The seoldtnt That CostP Abbotrni,
Life,

VICTORIA, b. G., Aug. 6.-Partlcu.
lars have been received OF the fatal
accident 10 i. Abbott, asalstant
solicitor OF the Wisconsin Central rail.
way, while he was attempting tho ns.
cent OF Mount LEROY, near Llggan,
ON the main linz u the Canadian ia.
olho railroad.
On the 3Id inst, party consisting
OF Prot. Fay anu Mossfp. Little, 40.
bolt ani Thompson, all OF tho Al.
pslaohian club OF Boston, startled from
Laggan To attempt the ascent OF Mount
LeirOy. When about eight miles from
the station Mr.. Abbott lell over a
preclpicv about 1000 feet high. His
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wncro an Tho CandIdntes win neet.

TurEKA, Klu., Aug. G.--All the can.
didaIus Tor President ami Vice Pfssi-
dent will attend tho old H0luiegs' 70.
union 90 Topeka, tue last week In
September AcugptAnoua have been
foesIyru lr0m Mckinley anu Bryan
and Barrett HOBART has written mat
bs would be here, Iuyi,atonH have
tesn sent 10 Tom WgU0n ana Arthur
rewalI ana tuc PJuulists aud Dsmc.
rrat6 ploJgo tia. they viii toth 10
here
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NEw lOUE, Aug. 6.-Thu World
TINS morning sayG Sunot Bsldasano,
consul general tor Spain 10 New NOta
Olly, has iasuoi n notice requesting al
huulects Of spain resident m or near
lli7 city to rcgitier nj tho consulate.
Iho notice REFER 10 tho royal decree Of
september D, 1911, ordering the reggie.
uallOn u al spanihtds aud their
children In tho cUntulatts OF Spain In
nuy part u tue wurlJ.
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Prof. Monsen's Lecture.

. special feature Of the illustrated
lecture Prof. Frederick /. Monsen viii
give tomorrow, Fdday, evening ut ths
Grand Opora House, are tho illuslTa-
lions Of Utah, which he will exhibit on
his Eastern lecture tour. These arc
all new and viii bs Of special interest
10 TIE audience.
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CNAHA, Neb., Aug. G.-Jamss b,
shuennn, president OF tho Jacksonlau
olubi attended n select dinner given In
honor OF j. Sierliug Morton at tie
Omaha club last evening. Shouhan
says the motion fav0fiug new ticket
was defeated by a small vote.
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.he MI.ean.in lssnnhiIrnn,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. 6.-when
tho Republican state convention re.
convened this morning the roll call OF
districts was Resumed for teconding
speeches for governor. Senator Thurs.
ton, who Is a Wisconsin man, was IN.
uoiuoud AMI an ovation was given
him. lilo made "a brief Addre6s.
-Four ballots for governor were taken
without choice, Bcliiold ami L.. A.
FolIetl being the leading candidates,
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Power House Blaze.

The Rapid Transit power house In
tho southwestern par, Of the city was
the scene Of u blaz, at $3.50 this after.
noon which resulted In tue temporary
suspunsl0u OF car service. The par,iC-
ulaTs or extent OF the lire could not DO
obtained before pross timo.
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ENDoRsE uRYAN AND WATSON.


Lib Rock, Atk., Aug. 0.-Tne
cotton fields IN LonoRe county are
burning.
Reports from England state tho me-
Ia approaching tue town. The citizens
organized bucket brigade 10 protect
the residences. A hundred c1nvicts
have been sent to England TO assist In
lighting the fire.
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TnE onErAN I1oIrrmrNr

Nmailcst Iucident Grnornliy
=. mnsuliird by numoE
nN NY YORK, Aug, GA diopstch 10
I'.. hglaid iT0m Canes, Clete, sayfi
Ia,., evening Hassan, tho newly Hp-
tm''n''l governor OF Caudia caused
,-s g.''a OF the town to bo opened and
IVY, Ivy ,0i1h TO Try 10 foTcn tho Muasul.
Nm, refugees there to tho number u
10y. 10 dlslofap, Seeing him lae
n.y.. made "a Iush a1d began 20 10.
h. '.iuAle with him and Induce him
a'e mem permission to enter the
NJ. 10 lle rush Hassan Withdrew
W avoid any possible row.
W'egiam received from Haasan
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Armor Ior . nn,.lln IAN.

bETiILEuKM, Pa, Aug. G-rho
Boihiohum Iron company has snippoi
TIE Bsllisiice plate Tor ui0c armOf Oi
tue Russlan Dattloghip Rjitislav to
Admiral NlTcu0wskI, commander Of
tue port nt 80. Petersburg. the plate
weighed ,wuniy.One tons.
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JfFFEUsON CITY, No, Aug. 6.-The
Democratic state convention today
nominated; For auditor, James NJ. Sci.
bert, OF Cape dirardoHu, on the hrst
ballot Tor state treasurer, Frank L..
Pits, VI Monroe, by aoelaalation,
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BODY b. lyi1g on a glacier and its re-.
olvory will DO very difficult. A force
81 railway men, provided with ladders
ana ropts, arc ondoayonng to recover
the holy aud wnop this ~ done II Will
Do acui % BollDn Tor burial.
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FRANKFlHr, Ky, Aug. G.-Glv.
ofnof hwuuy fcrpltod Anthony
NIcgru Liuciln thiry days. lie was
70 hang today Tor numbering MS
father.
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a soLnii.U WOUNDED
.. n sLiTmish with Brown IIoi,tin.
WORKS atrthtrs


CLEvELAND. Ohi5, Aug. c. b..
tween Midnight aud O'clock this
m1ruiug crowd made an attack ON "a
building whore mEn named Johnson,
employed At tho Brown H1lstiug
worss, lives. They broke tho Window
auu yelled Ike lndlaut. Hlldlsrs
fusloi 10 the scene. Part uf the crowd
scattered, but dozin men slooi at
bay with toy0lyers aud fred az the
miliiinmou. The eOldlers replied with
rilo balls. Then tue mou scattered,
In tho muleo Private Pcikius OF com.
pany - was shOt, but u rs not known
how seriously. Hv was taken away IN
au nmbulaune.
The official statement nj Col. whit.
uoy's headquarters ibthat Pargins was
accidentally Bhut while loading Il
revolver 10 IA olhlmoi by olhurs,
however, ho waB w0uudul In the
Luther street tkifmish.
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NEW ORLEANS, In, Aug. 0.-Tha
American National bank fAilei 10
open today. The directors decided 10
20 Into liquidation,
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THE STATES HONEY.
Treasurer Cbpman Tells HOH Huch
Of 1t There Is 10 The Treasury.
sno,oBo5 IN lnE CASH nox.
l"' Only S55,ol3O5 is Available f.,
ten raj State inrposcs-S So 500
for H. Agricultural to.l,rs.

State T'casurer Chirnau ha1 ras.
miilod n repor. State Auditor Morgan
Richards on the financial position Of
tue sinte. Tho report Shove let Of
rscrip., ~ f3llowii
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,haIsa al lIIehIsnn IlennhlIenl

GHAND RAriDs, Mich, Aus. d.
Mayor Htzgl n. Piugrye OF DaIo.t
wa uumiuutUd Tor governor on the
fourth ballot o. tbs lepub!ical COZ.
voatiun today.
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Kansas Democratic nisnppuiuted.


HUTCHINSON, Kansas Aug g.
Judge Atwood, ex-senator Martin aud
w. T.. Dlllarj, members OF tho Demo.
cratic conference committee, sent 10
Abilene 10 confer with the Populist,
ON fusion, returned 10 Hutchinson 10.
day with the INST train ana were i'm.
mudinlely surrounded with AuXious
Democrats. When the c0nferees an.
nouncrd that no agreement was
reached the disappointment was keen,
The continent Ia favor Of rigid re-.
slstnnco 20 the entertainments uf the
Populisio up0n the Democratic Bryan
ana Suwall electoral Ticket almost ian.
medialoly took another boom. Every.
whore delegates expressed themselves
~ omphhtically opposed 10 the carry.
lug on Of negotiations except on tue
original propositions " the Democrats
10 endorse the Populist state ticket,
Ex-senator Martin made short 70.
port VI the Joint conference commit.
ices session yesterday TO the conyon.
ton aud said no Hud associates re-.
turned TO report progress ana hold out
encouragement 10 the waiting dele.
gates. Ho suggested that the Conyen.
tion adjourn 10 O'Clock today 10
await results. The motion carried.