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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-20
CALLED SPECIAL SESSION,
CITY Fathers Hustled 10 a HssllnS
This EVENING
purpos. to Connrm y chairman Of
heard Of rubiie worhs-rhe
Appointments

Tho city fathers arc called together
on short notice for a meeting tbs
(Thuttdayl evening". This call = out Of
the usual order, not being made by The
Mayor, but IL In accord with the
provision OF law. II Ia made by tue
president and ono other member
Ceuncllmenl Newell and Romney. The
purpose Of the meeting Ia stated to be
the confirmation Of the Mayors APP
fointee Tor chairman Of the board Of
pablo works The appointment hhs
not bueu made, but u "a nndofat90h All
will be- ready tor the CounclPa action
A. 10 the expense Of the extra aes-
sion, u IA likely that a resolution VIII
be introduced and passed that the
mtmbefs serve GU this occasion with.
out pay.
Several citizens have been named
as likely 20 get the appointment, but u
now appears that l.. u. Colbathb
name will be cent In by the Mayor.
This appointment was pfomiteI on
Tuesday night but DID not come In.
The failure OF the MsyoftO communi'
ANlN ANN NuulAuhAtNh " hNf WV NhNNH
eli was noted, and hf. 4lundiuning's
attention called 10 A. Tue sommn.
nlcatlon was written, but u did not get
70 tho Council. In fact, up 10 this
afternoon IL had not reached the TO-
cordor's office; but the understanding
II that there will be no Delay, aud that
Mf. Goliath will be named and Will
accept the position.
Tho Office OF chairman Of the
beard Of public works IL by no means a
lucrative one In point OF salary, which
IA S25 DOR month. Az tho same time
there IL not much public work going
on, and about an hour day viii cover
the service required. 20 that tho
Council does not consider a dollar for
tubs hour too small remuneration even
for thoroughly capable man, under
existing circumstance.
Tho Mayor,it ~ understood, has been
standing out for n raise Of the salary 10
81, 900 year, and 10 this Il attributed
the Withholding OF the nomination Of
successor 10 Mr.. Dofomus. Tho
hurried action OF calling the Council
together this evening TO make tho con.
1rmhiiou Of that successor would indl.
cato that n tettls ment between the
Mayor and the Council had been
reached, aud that the salary Will TO.
~ Mn whsfn u va.
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DAILY WEATHER vANE.
Observations Taken al Utah. Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather rSpprtb showing obsorva.
lipns nj $ am. iodayi
Salt Lake Clty-Barometer, 8O.O2;
temperature. "a; minimum, 90; wind,
calm; rain, .8s OF au inch; cloudy.
BAKER City-BaTomolef, 1890, tenn.
pernluru %; minimum, bs; wind,
SOUTH 10 milcs PER hour; CLOUDY.
Choyenno-Bafometef, 2S,es, tenn.
peraturc, bS, minimum, S.; winu,
southeast, light rain, 10 OF an inch;
partly CLOUDY.
Helena barometer, 20.9i; tempera-
ture, 90, minimum, 90; wind, south,
llghi; rain IL Of an inoh. raining.
Mics City-BArometer, 1910; tenn
peratufe, 40; minimum, 90; wind,
calm; clear.
Observation-Disclosures 30. o.; tom.
perAtufe, 80; minimum, 80; wind,
southwest, light rain, .O2 OF an Inch;
clear.
Idaho FallS-Baromelor, 29.ei; tenn.
refaiufe, %; minimum, 90 wind,
south, light; cloudy.
General and local forecast for 90
hours ending $ p.m., Aug. 2lsG
For Utah, lair tonight AMI Friday;
shoWon this afternoon; stationary
temperature.
Sal, Lake CITY and vicinity, show.
ere this afternoon, iaif Friday,
stationary temperature.
J. h. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Today's temperature Ia shown In 9th
fac slmils thermometer given below.
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About Tho Denver "Trip.

BALT LAKE CRY, Utah,
Aug. 2Olb. 1896.
To tho Editors
Being much interested In the pro.
posed trip OF the Tabernacle choir 10 the
Denver Eis,eddiod and OF the diiiloul.
Ties now being encountered by that
Organization In getting n sufficient
number Of mals voices 10 complete the
strength oftno choir, would suggest,
NJ an outside musician, that inhsmuoh
M II has been decided TO invite tenors
aud bnseos uuAido OF tho choir In order
10 complete the same for this occasion,
II would DO very bscomiDg " Prof
Stephens were 10 give this matter bis
ptrronal attention Instead Of leaving IL
to shs choir members 10 rustic up
SINCERE. Pho, Stephens bsiBg 90 we'll
known aud respected could accomplish
moro good IN an hour than the whole
Of the choir could do In n
month among tho outside musicians,
and have no Installation in stating
that the requisite number could DO Oh
tAined. bingort. A n rule, arc most
delicate and sentative people 10 handle,
aud no one knows this better than
Prof. STEPHENS. All the persuading iai-
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Tho direct line to Kaneas City, 81.
Louis and Atlantic seAboard, IA via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars, and all connections mAde In
Union depols In thu day time. II you
are going East and care for daylight
ride through tho grandest scenery OF
the Rocky Mountains On route, SEQ
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively Tee TO holders OF regular
train Tickets.
IL. II. KoosER. q. 4. a +. A.,
Il Morlsn block. Salt Lake CITY.
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rmE pRor sILYEn.
Tho Causes supposed to Have through,
~ About

LONDON, Aug. 20.-rhe West.
minister dazetle attributes the fall In
silver TO the inability Of the specu.
iatorb Of tho United Slates TO carry tho
silver purchased win borrowed money
aud 10 n scarcity Of buyers. IL says
lhe quantity OF silver lying idle In the
banks OF China Ia large, there being
much lees demand for 10, owing to the
got back TO trade both In China and
Japan, due TO the smallness Of the pur.
chase Of silver by America and Europe.
While the people are anxious 10 know
what silver etlll is carried by specu.
lAtors, the price IL declining ana the
figures may Induce more active specu.
lAlion both Ia London anu India.
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sroUns AND MARKETS.
Now Yerh s,nrh ,lnrL.,.

Nrw fohk. Aug. 90 stock market oponod
irregular with tendency 10 decline, due 10
realization and discouraEing London quota.
lions. Ihl changes were unlmportAnt. There
Wa gain OF " pef cent IN Missouri Pacific
and decline Of ! In Western Union.
sugar wac taken IN hand by parties tnterest.
cd and mhrkod W per contt0 i06a Tho an.
ptogtmentlh thls stock checked the reaction
IN the general litt The advance was acceior.
A1odbY mo announcement that $4,000 in gold
was being imported on the NoTmania which
salled from London today.
The market lapsed into cxtreme dullness
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DETROIT, Mich, Aug. 2O.-rn die.
solution OF the legal partnership OF
DJn N. Dickinson, II, r. Thufber and
Elliott q. Stevenson IL announced to
lake place Sept. let.
Dickinson Il said 10 have held that
Stevenson to some exteut compromised
the flfm by accepting the chairman
ship OF the state central committee and
becoming responsible for the Bryan
campaign In Michigan. Nteveneon
atierward feelgntd the chnirmanship.
but the friction continued and Steven
son decided TO withdraw from the fit m
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Assembly Hall Tonight.

At the Assembly Hall Tonight Prof
Apmadoo viii give HE evening Of
"Bong and Poesy."
Tho indications are that there Will
DO large turnout.
Mr. Apmadoo will be assisted ny
Prof. DaynoA, Miss Junkins, Miss
Dryer, Mr.. James, and the Harmony
ulee club. The price Of admission viii
be- twenty-five cents. Door open at
1850, concert viii begin Mt silb.
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New HAVEN, Conn. Aug. l0.-The
silver standard Democrats q Connet H..
cut to the number Of 100 assembled
here today for tho purpose Of organic.
Ing 10 carry on work In behsli Of
Bryan aud Sewall. Litohfeld was
the only county unrepfesented. The
meeting was organized into a Bryan
nod sewall Democratic club OF the
etate
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sAYPETE STAKE CONFERENCE.
Interesting AID lnpiriaht Ius ruellous
AZ the Two bays MeeIhgs

MT, PLEASANT, Utah, August n
lSad.-rhe conference OF tho SanTeta
SlaEe Zion was held as per appoint.
mont on the 10Th and l0lh OF August,
1896, ~ Mount Pleasant There were
present at the commencement, IN,
Stake presidency, fair representation
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Tho severe itching ana smarting pro-
duovd ty being poisoned with ivy oak
ur dogwood may bo relieved by washing
the parts Affected with solution Of
6alonta8 waters toaspoonfuls To q pint
Of wut.r-and then applying cloths wet
with extract Of witch hazel.
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Msnnaed b, Rarglar..

BEDroRD sTATioN, N. Y. Aug. 20
Walker Is. Adams 10 lying nj the y Int
Of death a. a result OF an eDctu ter
with four tufglau. Two burglars
were captured, having 1fei teen NOR
tally wouncei by AdamS 90 VII.
liam, who was himself sfuck by a
pistol ball which, however, glanced
OF his susponder buckle.
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Imaginable from one Of tho rank and
file would be Intellectual, where's were
the professor 10 give n little personal NJ.
tcntlon 10 this u would be 20 much
more appreciated ana the RESULT would
be gratliying, "BAgsO.D
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Thu best needles iur all makes OF
sewing machines. Sewing machine
oil NJ ahsoluto purity can be had n
Singer sowing Machine now show
fooms. % South Malii, three doors
south Y. q. NJ. I.
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Kindergarten Meeting.

The members OF the Utah Kindor.
ton association are requested to be- pres
ont ut a meeting 10 be held at the
woman's Exponent ofilcr, Friday,
August a, 1890, Al I pm.
f.. q, YouSu, President.
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Thu highest previous latitude, II viii
be observed, Ia that o Parry, made by
Oitar hold the test snip record, both OF
these efforts telling Ia Spiizborscn ssa.
Tho latitude reached hy tho Woyprcoht
anu Payer expedition h tho highest
madO by lAnt, aud was made by Payer
Ia Fam josef land. Tue western hom-
isphore has seemed hitherto moro favor
ubie. Here nru the records;
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vens OF the silver rarty said To-Day
that the silver branch Of headquariers
In Chicago would have charge OF the
campaign In the Western states.
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after a. Prices were quite irregular VIM.
narrow range Toward midday gcnefai ~,
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WANTED.

A MECHANICAL ENGINEER, MUST M
n competent 70 knock down aud reset m
engine. References required Must apply
before noon. The 2lal inst, al al Merornlcs
Com sroSr ~. AN Co.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

DURsuAST 40 An ORDER OF THE
Il Hoard OF County Commissioners OF salt
Lake County, made on August i7lh 1870,
noueq a hereby gwen that samples OF and
proposals for furnishing 70 salt LAko County
Two hundred and hfiy l2i0l voting b0otha ot
thc form ana make required ~ the 90 called
Australian election law, arc invited and VIII
70 considered BY the said hoard OF County
vommlssloners on Monday, August silh. ls.t'
q. T.. STANTON,
County Clerk and Exofico Clork Of the Board
o. County uolnmissionors OF Salt Lake
County, utah
ny A. d. RrEsE. Deputy CLERK.
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Then came ball pisyiog, racing Auu
other sports.
VIM. Thomas received an order on
the Peoples Coop. for pair OF shoes
Tor being tho 0ldoat Inan--B0 year,; J.
J. Smith a hat for being In the q uFch
the longest time-5i year; Mary Jack.
son for having tue largest family Of
Uoys-lO-pAir OF hOat, Aun Evans y
brooch, having the largest family Of
gi.ls--9. A. 4. Anterson, the oldest
lady present, received a brooch; l. w.
Fox had raised tho largest iamily-l5
and got pair Of ahoee.
Mrs. James Nuns challenged any
Qua on tue grounds 10 race FOR n 81
dollar bonnet; no ono took tho uiiuf
70 the bonnet was awarded her
Jane james won dfoss pat.
tern; NJ. a. Slater, pair u slip.
pers; J. J. Smith, silver dollar;
NJ. Anderson, silver hall dollar; anu
Eliza Ruaaon, paif OF hose anu twenty.
nve cents.
A heavy thunder aud rain storm
passed over our city lust alter the old
folks got home.
NoTEA.
To-day Mona Anderson took large
amount " honeycomb out VI one Of
his house chimneys.
One hundred aud thlrty.fout tickets
were sold nj the ID. r. q. failfoad
station Tor the Boz, ufowora' excursion
10 5aiiair
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Garfield Il.nci,.

sDaily except sunday.
Fare for round trip. 90 osnta.
Olson's orchestra In attendance
every afternoon and evening. Bath
white sandy beach on the lake.
West. ID. h. BURLEY,
General Agent.
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mn. nRYAN's PLANS.
Place. whsvs re viii spsak-A
Frisnnly cat.


UPPER RED Hook, n. ", Aug. go
II 10 apparent today that Candidate
Bfyane plan 10 spend some time Ia
New York state campaigning Il not
Objectionable g. tho leaders OF the De-
mOcfatio state politics, but ON the con-
uary he has their cooperation. Bryan
SAID tails morning; II am not boiheIing
hboul New York Democrats. Every.
thing will bo all right"
Alter the Erle speech on the a0ih,
Bryan will speak at Bufitlo on tho
evening u the 21lb; In Lcdina, N. ",
on the afternoon OF the IS h, spending
the evening at NlagATh lRll,; 10 10
Hornellivlllo By way OF buffalo tho
29lh, Saturday,, and speak nj Hornells-
VILE Ia tho afternoon. Then he will
10 to jamestown; thence 10 ChatAqua
where the Suuday will be spent. Op
Monday, August 3lsi, Bryan will go
direct ~ Cleveland where he will
speak In tho evening. On Tuesday lao
viii 40 10 Columbus, ohio, speaking
there In the evening OF tho lei Of Sep.
tembtf, and at Toledo on the 2nd.
In tho evening OF the 8fd no will
speak at South Bend, Ind. Sept. ilh
Will DO spent 10 Chicago at national
neadquarierr. Bryan does not expect
10 speak 10 Chicago. Ga the m0Tring
Of tue Oh, Bfyaa will leave for Ne.
braakn Over the Burlington, making
no stops. lie rys the elutohes In nll
places nam I wni b. hrie'.
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Special to the NEWS
South Omaha. Nob.. Aur "a
rCatile receipts, 1900 market dull. lore,
Western steers sl.oGasi.e0.
tows and heiferp, 81 .OOas1Ia
Feeders % I5af8H 20.
hnceu receipts, ,e0l. Market atronrtF
iair 70 choice Westerns. tl25aSltS
Lambs, 8l6od $50.
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Buy eli your Drugs and Medicines
from the old reliable Godbs-Plits
Drug Co.
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CALLED TO SEE DaYAN.

Late la.t night r. Elliott Danforlh
OF New York oallel 10 sec Bryan,
waiting two hours for MIN TO 10 urn
from day'p outing. Ho baid " was =
friendly call. 30 did Bryan. As Upper
Rod Hook IL eight miles from the small
station anu a. DanfoTlh saw BIyAn In
New York xix days ago, thu o0nolu.
sion 10 rather Inevitable that the wish
had political significance. Daniorih,
when asked regarding tho support OF
Bryan by the Democratic party In
New YORK, said tefsriy; "rhe Demo.
Gratis OF New York will support him, I
have no doubt; hut active work will
not begin until the convention meets
ut BnfAlo.'
This morning the con OF Chairman
hinkley came here with an urgent
personal letter from bis father, invlt.
Ing Bryan TO visit his camp Ia tue
Cahkills where are gathered u number
VI prominent Democrats. Bryan said
ho practically had decided to accept
tbs Invitation 10 spetd night there
before leaving TOT tue West.
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LEHI OLD FOLKS.
How They Celebrated at Tbs Murdoek
Lake Resort.

special Correspondence Of tho NEwsi
Lem, Aug. i0.-roday was old
Folks' DAY nj Lehi. The committee
consisting Of VIM. ssuthwiok, l.. Rus.
son, q. Glover, j. Broadbent and A.
Davls with aids proceeded 10 the Muir.
dock Lsko resort on the borders Of our
beautiful Utah lake. and with young
lady waters and cooks, prepared Az
excellent fepast for all the old folks OF
our city Of every religiDa and sect. At
noon 1903 refsons sai .down b a
large table In tho pavilion ami when
all was ready Counselor A. Il. Amber.
son clkud blessing upon what haJ
been prepared. Then commenced a
merry Jingle OF knives and forks. Thou
came about n hundred more 10 parlake
OF good fepast while the old folka'
choir and kifkham string band die.
ditoouiaod Hwoci music. After
this part OF the pfOgmmme was
finished, then ali were Invited into the
pavilion, and the following Programme
was rendered.
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thicnEo nsrHe,.

'hicnEo MARKET
uhiaaea, Aug. 3.
wheat-Aurust biAl Sept. $50.
VI COTn-AuEust, as sept q.
Oats August. ~. sept. ~
forE Aug. and sept, 81 r.
tArd-Auguat and Oct, 81 fa fltif.a
tubs Auaust sasIA sept, sJ.g1H.
NyCaAug. 81.
Ilax-fiIaU8it.
4im0thy-i1 70
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silver ooE
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'Hf'NEN NV FFNUE
49,, Chicago. Aus. "a
Ileht, s1.2Oqts.Gs
Mixed. packers. "a 1o2fst9
Rough, - fua Sass.
Cattle
iiocyca, sAc0@ft0s
Cows and hoifcts. sleoat3 IS.
TcNaa steer. flt1gg1.s1
Westerns, fl.iiafI -
slocker. and iocdcri. il.aasIeA
Shoop-stcady.
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Today's temperature Ia shown IN 9th
fac simils thermometer given below!
The record-union., 1896-07-14
BURIED YESTERDAY.
Funeral of the nurdered Boy, Joseph
Mitchell.

The funeral Of Joseph Mitchell, the
young man who was so cruelty bereft of
life few days since by half-witted
character named Daniel Graves, took
place yesterday from the residence of
his widowed mother, 1929 P street.
From there the body was taken to the
Cathedral, where the usual services for
the dead were performed by Rev Father
Walsh.
There was a large attendance of
friends Of the deceased and the family,
including many of his youthful associ-
ates, from among whom were selected
the pall-bearers. Mrs. Mitchell has been
quite prostrated ever since the tragedy
which robbed her Of her son, and the
ordeal through which she passed yester-
day was a severe and painful one. But
for the kind attention Of some of the
Sisters of Mercy and a few intimate
friends she could hardly have borne up
under the strain. The brothers and
sisters Of the murdered boy have also
suffered poignant grief.
Several very beautiful floral pieces
were sent by friends. That received from
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hanlon was es-
pecialy so. It stood about five feet in
hight, and was marvel Of decorative
floral art. Many eyes were bathed in
tears during the touching funeral serv-
ices, for Joe" Mitchell was loved and
respected by all that knew him.
The record-union., 1896-07-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Clunie Opera-house last even
ing the Moulton Company presented a
wholly new bill and a double one The
two plays made most charming duet
Of sentiment and comedy, gave variety,
spirit and mirth to the programme, and
proved to be admirable bits of dramatic
work. In the first piece the curtain
raiser, Drifting Apart Mr.. Lonergan
gave the public the best example of his
capacity during this engagement. 1t was
an artistic effort and highly to his credit,
manifesting appreciation on his part of
the dramatic intention, and of the feel
ing the little drama is intended to illus
trate. Miss Dallas, too, has done moth
ing better here, perhaps nothing so well
as in this one act drama of sentiment
AS Gwendoline she is more than charm
ing in presence. and in action she is
every inch the artist Her reading Of the
role of the wife was as clever interpre-
tation as one may wish to see Miss
Dallas wore the famous dress presented
to her by the Empress of Japan. 1t is a
dream of softness, embroidery and ele-
gance; a creation in silk and gold and
| delicate cOlorS in needle work designs,
| that even those not skilled in judging
ulCS PoiulS VI COStuIlSTy Will not ldll u
appreciate. The curtain-raiser was fol-
lowed by Sidney Grundy's clever three
| act genteel comedy Snowfall" 1t
gives Miss Stuart, Mr.. Moulton, Miss
Yantes, Miss Harrington, Mr.. Sellery,
| Mr.. Gibney and Mr.. Stockbridge fine
opportunity to prove their mettle in
comedy, and none of them failed to do
| so. It is a rattling comedy, clean, crisp,
ra pid in dialogue-and it is a perfect
fusillade in that respect from first to last
| it is witty, ludicrous and provokes
| laughter without use of the strained ef-
fects of farce-comedy, the contortions of
buffoonery or thefacial distortions of the
| clown On the contrary 1t relies for its
merriment upon its text and clever plot.
| 1t is devoted to the troubles of a confid-
| ing gentleman who attempts to play a
| trick upon his wife as punishment for
| her deceit in attending an entertainment
when she had informed him of her inten-
! ton to do otherwise. But as he had also
deceived his wife by going to the play
| under false pretenses; though fondly
| imagining that she had not seen him,
she is able to turn the tables upon him,
| but in a manner full Of merry humor,
and illustrative of the wit of woman
| and the virtue Of composure and a
| merry disposition. The same bill to-
night
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STILL IN HIDING.
Murderer Graves rlanages to Elude
All His Pursuers.

Daniel Graves, the murderer Of JOSEPH
Mitchell, is still at large and there is nc
positive clew to his whereabouts, though
number of the police officers believe he
is still in hiding in the city.
The latest report Is to the effect thai
Graves called at No. 1880 T street yes
terday morning and asked for and was
given his breakfast. The description
given by the occupants of the house
tallies with that of Graves, and theil
report was supplemented by the state
ment that the same man called at the
house for water on Saturday morning
last, the day after the shooting.
1t is safe to say that no none at pres
ent knows anything of the whereabouts
of the murderer.
The police and Sheriff's officers have
been untiring in their efforts to locate
the fugitive, who appears to be sane
enough to realize the enormfty of his
crime and to enable him to elude those
who are trying to run him down.