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.rnel Trenlnen, d oon.lel,.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. 1.-THE
state peai,enuary hoard, upon tue rep.
destinations OF Auiiiur u. Is. Mlili
anu OtheTs, hns ordered tho disohafga
OF the WatIeus Of Wue's camp, dray's
camp, ana Wrghlville's camp aud
the Hitting boss vt Wughtsvihs.
Tno general charge preferred was
addiction 10 strong drink anu cruel
treatment OF prisoners in their charge.
TIE most hAgrant net which came
under the observation OF MIla hAp.
pensd at Yeats camp last Friday. Two
colofod cOnviolH had escaped and
whom captured they were severely
whipped. Iron rings were welded
about their peceB AMI one end OF n
chAin fastened TO tho rings aud the
other 10 their waists. They were un.
able TO straighIon up when MIR. MILE
saw thsn and the onains were drawn
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"..i.J" o'Niei,'. Wifs sues Tor legal
separation.


separation.
Margaret O'Niull To-Day commenced
euit ia the Tnird District court for n
iivofuy from William J.. O'Nioll.
After aolting cut thnt thr matuVi tue
doieudant on June 20, 1895, In this
oity, Mis-. O'Nitll aliogfs la her IN.
plaint that on July -, 1896, "sAid de.
icnuant committed adultery with Get.
tain womau whose name " unknown
10 plaintiff, a. n certain house Ia salt
Lake CITY, the exact location OF which
h unknown TO plaintiff; that since
faid June ~, 1855, ANA tue commence.
mont OF this acii0n said defendant
constantly cont1fttd with lowed and
immoral women. visiting houses ~ ~.
fame and frequently remaining away
from home tho entire night time fof
tuch purt otc;p that since that tins
"the defendant ifequenlly Insisted thai
plRinui ausue ate with lcvd aud i'm.
moral women. aud 10 that oud sought
O. enforce upon plaintifi the ataf c alton
u iuvd ana immoral women" by to-
TROUBLING into her home, on July 20
1885, three women who were unknowu
TO tue rlliniin tut VINO we're aud
arc well known NJ public pros
tluie1 IN town anu were admitted
by the defendant 10 DO that class Of
prfsons. Airs. O'Niell says she rciufed
thsss wishes Of her husbAld ana lac
thrTeupon accused her Of unohaatiiy
and aunouucni his Intention % con.
tinue to associate with the objection.
able persons mentioned, anu that he
did aoiuslly publicly consort with
them afterwards.
Further tue complaint states that
the defendant lett the city without
announcing his destination anu thal
the plaintiti has not since heard from
him. MTg. O'Nlell therefore pTsys foT
u decree vi uivofcs aud that Hho be
Owed 20 resume her maiden name,
Margaret Hohiu.
Tno defendant In this suit will be
remembered 10 "Biliy O'Niell,D the
well known saloon man.
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Tarin "a prl,d rsuif.

BAN FRANCISCO, sept. i7-Fut tle
llist hmo H. no hlhiofy Of the south.
ern Paoino company, tue corporation
has duciJed to Iut iulo I'll ct q tafiii
on uriul iruii between LAltIJrnia and
European points IN the hopo Of IT,
ofeaelng NUT shipments from here g.
Europe. Toe taIlii schedule was
issueu yesterday anu forwarded 10 all
laTAe thippsfH VI dried itult through.
Uut the state. Toe schedule relates ~
oll shipments from this city, oakland,
san Jose, Stockton, Sacramento,
Marysviliu and LIS Angeirf, via New
Orleans aud Nov NotE, 10 LONDON,
Liverpool, Blasge W, BuIdehuN, Huyfc,
humouig, BoVmen, Antwerp Am,trf.
lam, Rotterdam, Copenhagen ana
stockholm.
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cane. aovsrarnsn, Dsnsune,c.

NEW YoRS, Sept. ia dispatch
TO lnu horaia from Valparaiso, Chile,
enyt:
Months ago the press aud several
m, mbVrs Of congress denounced tbs
governments management OF the
telegram lines, alleging gross frauds.
The matter was supriuauec, tut now
charges ate again made OF the same
purporL u Il reported that an invest.
CATION Will be made and surprising
revelations are expected.
FTienus OF President Mont In the
house ana senate are preparing a DEM
OntiTaiion In HIS honor before he leaves
the executive Chaif.
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. E-niing ESpediiion sudheniy So.
tsrrupted.

tsrruptsd.
CHICAGO, Sept. l7.-rhros mon Of
Brighton Park, Joseph Culvsh hi1
oro.her, john Culver, anu Thomas
Carey, started out on tic drain age
canal on q shooting tour, AMI tut their
powder In The stove 10 keep Il Dry.
Joseph Culver was resting easily lari
night Vt tho county hospital. Tho
other two fortunately escaped serious
iujufy,
rne three men lelt thelr homes IN
Brighton Park Tuesday night prepared
Tor their trip ami Ia order u get an
carly start thry went 10 the foot "
LYMAN avenue, where tho old canal
runs, aud hxoi themselves and thcit
guus and powder In place for tho
night, whicn wAs cold and damp.
History does not tell what umo the
hunlers went IN bed or what time they
put tho powder IN the ovel oi the
stove hut Il dons tell the timo the throe
hunters Awaku and tho manner Of
awakening. The powder ala u by ux.
pl0dlng. Toe powder travelled not TO-
ward the center " the earth, but up
wari. 80 did the stuve. ) also uld
the men.
Joseph Culvcf'l body was btulaoi
ana IN slmu places torn by the force Of
the explosion and bis u. dying mater
IT,. John Culver aud TnUmas Carey
took unwilling flights In thb air aud
LAT dsd plump IN tno Old canal,
the shooting trip was p0aipjnei and
the three atarted bacE, ana John Cut.
yer aad Cary aiding IhVir badly nur!
companion.
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CHICAGO, Sept. l7.-ChaiIman Nc.
COnvIllp q tho .mocgAtlc nAIlonal
sptHkott' bureau has given out the
following ilnfrary Tor Mr.. Bryan.
lie will leave New York NJ Midnight
September 90; Wellington early IN
tho motuinp ropl. S0,h; Maftlnburs ut
II q, IN; keysef AZ 30. mi Clarke.
nurg AT 10 u. IN. Oct. /; PaTkorsbuIg
. p. M; Wheeling a. mldnigb ;
Charls6tou at 1880 q. -. Ocl. 2;
Huntington ut =. m. lilo will then
20 TO CinUlpnaii and thonco 70 ~.
Louis wueIo he will RGdtesa silver
DtmOcrallo clubs on Oct 3. On DC.
3 he will fposg 20 Mtmpnis In tho
morning ald NAsbvilla Ia tue evening.
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NEWPORT, II. /. Sept. 1.-THE
battlrship Texas which won't ashore
last uighi, was noaled early this NOR II.
ing apparently uninlurpi.
NEWPORT, Sept l7.-DlvsTs after a
thorough examination o. the hull OF
the Texas report that they find the
ship Ia no way Injured. IL will not
have TO DO docket. Captain Glass has
tho report OF the accident ready Ia
forward 10 tho navy department.. IL u
stated there VIII no no need OF court
martial 10 determine ths responsibility
Tao machinisl In charge, reversing
tho gear, admils that he misun teI.
stood tho signals.
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Sewer Democrats.

Ihe Sewer county Democrats yes.
terday nominated the following ooun'
~ ticket
Rvpresentatiye--Barney II. Green.
wood.
County clerk--James Sorenson.
RecoTdor-Mrs. Maud SPENCER Lay.
ton.
Couniy attorney-E. W. Mcdaniel.
TreasufeT-V. H.. Bean.
Sheriff.. NJ. Dorrity.
County commbsion.Is-H. IA. Bell,
w. ii. Robinson, J. A. R9ss.
Nominations were not made tor
county surveyor or coIoner.
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SAN FRAgoECo, Sept. 1.-THE
NAuUuai cluD noe not received reply
from either CoTbsit or ehAfkey 10 the
telegram, sent to them Offering slO, 900
Tor ten round contest In San Fran.
ooco. The club l. not worried over
the Hilonos Ut tho men Of bIawn, aud
rather iucllues 10 thu belief that the
big biuiseTs nte holding the oiler Ia
reserve until they have hatisnoI them.
selves tnnt no better t6rma will Dp
forthcoming from other quarters.
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GEN. WEYLER ACTIVE
The Spanish Commander Preparing
for a Vigorous Campaign,
MAN. pEsERrIoSs OCCURRING.
Comm ndfrs thirg 4 with kill.ug
PRS mrs without 'h' 10 nal.
Ivy Of trial.

NEW YoRS, Sept. IA dispatch u
tho Herald rom Madrid says
Tho Horald's oorfgapojont nj Hav.
ana cables that there was much amin.
ton in the captain generaPs palace
yesterday.
Captain General woylsr held a con.
ference with various comm nders Of
column, nlso with the commindirg
1iileorl Of tbs marine aud tio chief OF
tue medical department. Tue Herald's
correspondent adds that these ooniot-
onco, are the precursors Of an ~.
pfoacuing cimpNsn, which is iniegd.
ol ~ uo vigorous and rCsoluto.
Captain Geuofal Woylot VIII assume
personal command Vt Pinar del RIO,
AhumadA and PalmcfOla taking
charge respectively of the military anu
political aiiGimat Havana.
Among other measures General
Wcyluf ihiukp OF adopting As u prelude
10 tho ulmuain Ia tho revocation Of tho
oilo. OF pardon, obllging families hav.
ing cJut Cctluu ia tue rark a Of tho 10.
nufyonia TO move into other provinces
AMI making olhof concentration In
Villages obligatory CONFLICTING all per-
sous found Ia tho c3uutfy ate onemlbr
% supporters OF the ouUmy. Accord.
ing 10 tho latest information Macen
has moved south 81 his former position.
No stops will be takon ~ follow him
until tho commencement Oi tho cOn-
cs.led operations above referred to.
SPANISH SOLDIERS DESERT.
NEW YomS, Sept IA dlspElch
10 the Huraid rom Havana aayG
Captain Gonrtal Woylerh order re-.
ctnLy Issued putting line officials IN
command OF Irregular guerrilla and
volunteer forces Is bitterly respnied,
ani la cOnt' quencu theteoi many
dCsuftiODs Hre tCCuttiug.
~ sagun IN dtaudc, where Captains
lTogoyou aud q ilutrrj ol tue regular
army were recently appointed, Oue.
thru OF tbs ne. have disarpeatvl.
A. CamnrOnes, Santa Cars tow n,
the Local Spanish guerilla went over 10
| lhp nutmy il a b dY a irw days Rfo,
anu, returning wlin the insurgents, a.
aittel the latter 10 capture govern,
u.at ioit Ia tho suburbs. They then
| TAided tho town, looted storea anu
/ fantackodtyafiUus private residences,
ssisoI toe local aTchleyss aad uATfieu
of the municipal seal.
At RAyam0. santiago dc Cuba, a
mounted hpnnish guerrilla force,
armed with hlausuf rifles NJ tho ex.
peuse Of the Bayoma mufchAni', re.
| Gently went over TO tue rebels, Joining
CAlixt9 Gucia. rne captain IL a
nephew OF Gatola and obia ned he CON-
mission from Maftiheg Csmpos, the
| former captain general.
Captains Carlettz aud Olivorotle OF
tho Sagua la dAnie guufrlll. iUices,
who have long been the terror
u resident uAtufaiiGod aliens,
nnd native paeihcDs OF that
v oiniiy, have been relieved OF their
c1mmAnIH aud both thrown into q
Local fortress 10 await court NATAL
Cafrertz 10 alleged 10 nave captured
/ Aud shut prisoners OF war az well ~
| paclfloos without tge formalilioa u q
| lflsl.
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~. L0uis, Sept. l7.-H. w. Hum.
phroy X 20, heavy clothing dealers.
hAs maze deed OF ifus. 20 Attorney
Overall to secure tue ivu leading cred.
itln whose claims aggregate almost
100000. Tho ptiuciral cTo litors ere
tue American Exchange bank; Heck.
ett. Ctfhaf; a Co., NV York; John
H.. liinel a Cy., Sogatg, N. j.;
Bcohsimer, Frcnc 4 Goa Now York.
In ad litilu g t4Vas Cfi li,ofs' claims
there are unsecured liabilities less than
$4,000. lhv ism'a t,ooa IA estimate nj
$4,000 gnI Ihe open accounts 10 $751;.
UOO.
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Arnbnn Arrested.

NEW YoHK, Sept. l7--George u.
Kso Carlos R,iOi, CubAu,wss arrest
81 today on onafga ot aiding aud
hbelllng a. sending illltuaicriug eKpo-
uitlpns % Cuba. hb was formally held
IN $1,000 BAH by Unilqd Siates Com.
mltiioutr Alexander. Ho 10 said 10 oe
miloTgtnvrAl in this army OF General
domtz, He came to this c0untfy about
Two months ago Tor the purpose a NJ.
ung out fillbus,erlug expeditions 10 aid
Cuba. lilo IL charged with being con,
tc'ed with tue Laurada expedition
and uihors.
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A KIannrr,a ar renna.

sAN FHAScIcJ. Sept. l7.-Lillian
Swan o. Day, me mulatto giTl who
was kidnappud rom her home IN
Washington December thirteen year.
agu, ana vino recently diic1vefUd net
identity anu The wncfcabUutn Of hUt
relatives, ~ 10 DO returned 10 her susI.
era home. Chief Of Police Crowley
uas succeeded IN teouriug ttauspgfta'
hon Tor her 10 lar NJ Chicago anu lac
van pay uut VI bis own pocket the
amount Of iaTo from Chicago u WASH.
ingtoa.
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dog. The complainant waa MARY
Alton mud she alleged In her complu n,
ua' nn Sunday last tho dvIendants
ctnlho ut aud scratched her daughter
Gertrude. Mr.. Mitchell Goisndrd lii
own ease, aud MA, well DO dii IL 10 :.
aud whilu the evidence for Ito pfofe.
cutior islloI - how that tho az imAi
was what might tc teimoj viclouf'
Justice worguF thoucht u might poe
siniy ha ugngcT1ui 1n1 thetd'1Fs gave
the defendant until saturday IA 1fninr
10 snd tho auimpps errthly existence
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cnAnur AoAIssr A cnIspL
ho Il sAid 10 Rave stolen JtweIrS
Valued at $4,000

RoNE, Sept. l7.-Tho ohaige Of
t,hvlt " ieWelry brought agaiual Sig.
Lnaui Critpi, "a lawyer and natural.
lt,l son OF tho iormsr premier, In ere.
h'lng sensation. IL appear. the lsN-
yel had an interview with CrunloIH
Cellaftv End Obtained her key. In
$50 iewelTy vsluud al 5000 WAS
elulen from her apartments ana tus.
llolon pointed to the lawyer. Tne
lolloe refused TO prosecute him. He
lhfsatenen u bsing legal proceeding
AGAINST the countess, claiming thai
sue had simulated tie fobtoty. The
eharee against young Crispi IL now
renewed anu bslng Investigated. IL
alleged n Tplitlcal ally Of the OK.
PREMIER, whom the charge WAS nNl
brought against tho lawyer, offered TO
zee up the eounUfs, admitting thai
!uhs Cfiapi vas u kleptlmauiac. Tn
secured lawyer is now AZ Buenos
AyIes.
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srIes. on sloe.. IlseoverIns.

LONDON, Sept. l7-rho Evening
STANDARD says; Tao l0oibion Of tho
Hank Of England to mako no further
advance IA lho rate was received with
much relief on stock exchange aud IN
consequences ths prieea arc recovering.
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"Grscious, Billy, pm In n fiHl You
know | hold my Oh wheel anu got an
1892"
"Yos.O
"well, my wife go, onto H., and
blamed II she hasn't gone and sont OIL
her sewing machine and piano-oounu
to have this yesr's make."-DsIroil
Free Pfsss.
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NEW BEDFORD. Mass., Sept. IT.
Nunquit, summer resort six miles
south OF this city, Is threatened with
total destruction by nfe. Assistance
has gone from this city. Tue IRE
started In TIC cottage Of III, o. stone
Of Chicago.
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WAsHINoIoS, Sept l1-rhe con.
voutOn Oi tho national csmrAign
clubs OF the silver party, originally
called for tho 23fd OF September nj
Chicago, will be postponed until Oct. .
" IT, Lonis, where tho DsmoofaIic
oluns hold their convention. Arrange.
inenis are 10 progress TOT joint meet.
log,
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Ansrehl.l. Inrsnten nanL..

NEW YURK, Sept. ia dispatch
to tue Hvfaid from Buenos Ayfss say,;
fhe Hefald'a Correspondent IN Rio lie
Janeifo trlegraphs that several bank
MANAGES In the city have received
anonymous leltsTs (Which contain
threats Of ominous import. Several
OF the letters state that the banks Will
ho blown NJ with dynamite. Tho
letters are supposed TO have sson
written by anarchists.
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NEW YolS Sept. l7.-Wllllam II.
6hecnnn todny sent the following lot
ter a. James X. Jonos, chairman VI
the Democratic national committee,
Chicago: "Dsar Sirv-l respectfully
tender my resignation re representa-.
two OF the 6tAle VI Nav YORK upon the
Dtmccratl0 rational committee.
Yours truly,
WILLIAM II. SHEKIIAN."
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p1lics clutt today. He II iesrtibad a.
Edward BE alias !. Ivory, an Amer.
lean hud hoisl teertr Rt 2ii Lexing ton
venue, New lefk. Boil " accused Of
c1nsplfing with othurs 10 cause IN ex.
plosion Ia the United Kingdom. He
wac rumRndel for n wo1k au1 removed
10 Holloway jail this ait, rnoou.
As 10 EDWARD !. IVORY.
NEW YORH, Sept. 1.-THE only
Edward J. Ivory In the New Ylrk
city directory IL given nsdoi.g JusinusI
In iiqlrfs 1t 202l Lexington avenue
ana 2ulS Eighth avenue. About two
wouHs a. o Ivory went on Vacation,
leaving tho saloon In charge OF thv
htai bar tender lie 10 supposed 10 DO
10 Boston. Tho bar tender wrote him
lew days ngo AMI Tuceday Tecuivoi
Ietter from Ivory leling min nbcui
certain mai,trs concefning the sai 90
Another Ivory Kept q saloon Mt East
ll5.h ftfeot. Some time ago he mys.
.ru0usly u sapptafud.
In tpIto OF the statements Of the bar.
tunief there Ia goou occasion for tho
statement that u llHnd Ivory are Que
nuu tAo samc pnrfon.
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DIG rale uaplnln,. nI..Ien.

NEW YoTs, Sept. IA Clnoin-
natl uispAton tu tue Evening Post 10.
day sAys; kalpn TIcadway, the Yale
football captain reported missing,
stopped over In Cinoiuusu last night
between trains. ITeadwny kept his
departure from tho East a teeTei, as he
was Ia quest Of Two famous football
players WuOm Harvard wanted Ne well
ns YAls.
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CANToN, Bert, 1.-THE Mckinley
orFanisaa visitOfs today consist VI the
employees OF the IL ger Thompson steel
works, BfaddocR, Pa. Fully 1000
men were ia line. At the Mckinley
home hearty congratulations and a.
surances Of SUPPORT were offered by J..
l.. Jones, epoketman OF tho party.
Mckinley responded. A reception
followed.
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e. tight that tho msn were unable TO
li't their huldp, being comptlcd ~
work IN that cJbditi II. suit. quen'lj
the wnfdous nui several ~ Tue guards
became drunk anu held a Kangaroo
court aud sentenced the sliur nfgf0c'
10 DO whipped again, the ten.ouoc
bllng carrie out with cruel severity.
By ofuor o. Mt. Mile thC two conv ois
hal tue riuGo t.moved from tltif
upptH
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NEw YoRK. Sept. ia dispatch
to Inv Herald from Key wes,, Fla,
say;
Advicos tonight report the Spanish
cruiser Iniau,a Isabel ss disaboI At
thu entrance to tho port OF Havana.
sue has asked Tor assistance.
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HELENA, Mont. sept. l7.--CaptAiu
George .. HOyl, quaftermssisT OF tue
U. ). army, wn0 last week sustained a
yn0ok OF paralysis, died nj o'clock
lhis morning.
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UNION rAaIrIc Rrronr.
= Surplus Of nsiw cen rour aud rive
Million Dollars.

NEW YORIS, Sept. 1.-THE report OF
the government director. az tho Union
paolflc taiiTosd for the hScal year end.
Ing June 80, shove.
Gross earnings. III .0O3. 3is; dooIease.
s6l6, 1859; operating expenses, $500.
500. decrease. $3.50, 100; fufplus, si,-
735, $40, an increase OF $1,000. Inc
directors rep0rl thu physioa. condition
OF the property excellent
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pIstrIel conrt ord.r..

Judge Ritohi- did the following
bual uesa Ia the equity court today:
h. l.. Mcuurfun W +. II. Vincent
OF NJ; decree OF foreclosure anu $50
attorneys ieop.
Lavina a. Hsldel; motion for n new
trial denied,
Elizabeth Anderson vs. Salt Lake
Gas company; nation ior new trial
denied.
3. Is. Westetneld etc W Alonzl q.
Bart ct ali demurrer 10 complaint al
Gued anu submitted ami motion ~
strike out oyetfulod.
Salt Lake building and Manufaotur.
Ing company vs. WIN. Naylot ct al;
motion Tor new tfisl denied and ten
days stay OF execution granted.
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EAnIY Observation-Disclosures.
nrsEn Address. several Thupsnnd
People nj charlotte, y. a..

CHARLOTTE, n. g., Sept IL. -
Bryan began spseeh'maklng early To-.
Jay Aileg - nlghps rect 0n the special
train. lilo leit the sleeper ut q. m.
and was escorted t. P1a.Jtilop park by
the Knights Of Pythias 20 nnandory
mounted men. he addressed several
thousand people and lott for Durham
at 10 q. IA,
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Judge Street made tho following
civil orders today;
George Il. OIell W. Salt Lake Grain
company Of nj; default ordered entered
and Judgment as prayed by plainuG.
L.. Larson 81 al W NJ. j. Frees; ttisl
by larry In progress.
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The Dog Must Be Killed.

Charles Mitchell was tried In the
police court today for keeping a vicious
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TuE DyNAHIrERs.

EDWARD He'll ArTalgned In How str.t;
fsiiea sourL
LONDON, Sep. 17.-Eiward Bel, the
n,iiesea Irish uyuAmitnr arrested at
uIAsgoN, was srfaignVu In Bow nlIeet
Catoctin clarion., 1896-12-31
Perplexed About Change.

Coming down in Twelfth street car,
an old lady rendered the conductor
cent piece under the impression that 1t
was q dime and received nickel In
change. The conductor, however, discover
ed his error Immediately after, and going
back to the old lady explained the oircum-
stance. After convincing her with much
argument that she had only given him 8
cents, the conductor returned the coin,
and the old lady handed him the nickel.
"Let me have your fare, please" demand
cd the conductor. The old lady looked
aghast "Why, 1 just gave you cents"
she retorted, now firmly convinced that
she was being bunkoed. eyes, know"
replied the conductor, who was also get
ting slightly twisted, "but that was the
nickel l gave you in change for your
cent piece. "Well, paid you, didn't ~"
demonstrated the old lady. But that was
the money gave you" well, you've got
it now, haven't your" The conductor lack
ed the eloquence to explain the situation,
and at Market street they were still hag-
Cling about Philadelphia Record.
Catoctin clarion., 1896-12-31
Trouble With tho Cash Register.

There were three In one party and two
In tho other They were standing before
tho white aproned dispenser OF refresh
ments, and one Of the three invited the en-
tire party to have something The dis
penser dealt out the order of the three, took
the dollar offered in payment and handed
back 35 cents in change. The other two,
standing a short distance away, were NOT
served, as there was u mistake on the part
of the cashier. The bill amounted to less
than a quarter according to the refresh
ments served the three. The host exam
ined his coin and then looked surprised
and grieved.
~ gave you dollar" he said.
"Was 1t a dollar How much change
did give your"
"Thirty-fve cents +"
"Well, will have to wait until some
body buys. don't dare to open the reg
lister, as there Is no false balance on It,
Every time open it 1t means purchase
charged to me- Sorry, but we will have
to wait.
The man to whom the change was COM
Ing stood by and waited until cash pur-
chase was made before he could get his
money. He was the only one in the party
who did not enjoy the situation. lie re-
marked gloomily that he never had much
use for cash registers anyway. Chicago
Chronicle