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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-19

sT. LOUIS, Oct. l0.-PfepaTations
for the lblu annual conference Of the
American street Railway association
which Opons al the Auditorium tomoT.
TOW morning have been completed.
The supply men we're tue nrst TO put
Va au appearance, half hundred OF
them having arrived on Saturday even.
evening. SECRETARY Poonington, OF
Chicago was seen about tho southern
b1tsl all Jay. Memoirs nave. arrived
from Nov Yufe, Cmoagl, lndianapl-
H., Clnciunal and other pIominent
olues. Many Important mateEo Will
come before tho convention lor oonsii.
grafton, ono bein. iho question Of al.
hitting supply men ~ msmbeTthip.
IL Ia n baltic when has bvsn fought al
uvefy convention Tor u number oi
YEAR,. A great many pspera viii bs
read. Among tho visitlfe Ia Mt. Nc.
Jullom Of Glasgow, sootlauu, VINO
cams TO America ioT the purpose OF In.
ysstigating ths American system Of
street car lines.
IL expected that i've hundred del.
egalss Till be In attendance.
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The y.Hssu-Ia Ia,sstisAtioa.

TIM hAouE, Holland, OCT TO-
Pf0iiestofs burr anu D. Haai, experts
VI thu U nItei statet-Vou, Auoian eoin-
mifsion who have been IN Europe
some TINS studying the archives u
L0udon, Madrid aud The Hagus for
inc purpose OF assisting the com ME.
si.n Ia tho invtaiigailon u the bound.
aty dispute between Nont1lelA anu
England bave competeI tn-ir work.
Pot Burr will sail iof. New fUTk from
Liverpool ON Wuiueaaay on toe Tou.
tonic De HAT Will leave Rotterdam
for New l0tk on tue steamship
SpAAEnunm tuls week,
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NEW YoRlS. Oct. l0.-A special TO
the Morld,fIom London says: Maurice
Gfau, Henry Abbey'a lifelong partner,
ON being Informed by tue WoTli's Lon.
don correspondent OF Mr.. Abbey's
death, tslosTaphed tho following mes-
sage from Bruaiehi
~ hm terribly shocked at the sad
And quite unexpected nuws. In 40.
bey's d.ath the country loses lis greaI.
est, most onterpfising manager, ana
n most valuable friend and asaooiate.
His recent Illness has prevented him
flro Ia the direction Of AfiAifs and Tor.
tunAlely tho conversion VI our busine.
into q stock company ssmswhat d..
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he'hs hss""fs 49, "F'''h'as
CANTON, Onto, Oct. is-MsjoT NO.
Kinley took dave Ia tue crisp OctO-
Der air this moTning calling upon mis-
guests Of hunday--the voteraps--at
tue railway station, lust before their
departure.
The generate special train left Can.
ton shortly alter $3.50 for swing
around eastern ohlo aud viii conclude
the Ohio tour tonight at Cleveland,
entering Michigan from Toledo tomor.
row morning.
There was freezing weather this
morning, but the hig tabernacle wus
crowded nj 1880. Generals Howard,
Algef, Martin, Stewart, Corp)fal Tan
nor anu siokies each made addresses.
and alcn was presented with basket
OF fowera by the Canton women's
RELIEF corps Of tho q. a. II. rhs
meeting was enc Of tne most enthusi.
astio OF tue campaign. Gsnefal siok.
les said the silver miners Of America
could make $3.50, 100000 u year " tho
government would stamp Tres OF
charge Tor them SO cents worth VI silver
into y dollar. Tue miners bad q iund OF
Two million doliarA aud their program
was ~ dsluge aud corrupt the uouDtfu
states u there were any, Tow day
before the election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-19

WAmnS0ruS, OF. 10. - Baron
Fava, the iIaiIsn hmhassEdof. TO-DAY
Visited tue White House by appoint.
mcnt for the purpose u preceding the
President, by difo Ton lot tue hing VI
lta 81, u teiliuiOuiai OF eritsm IN tho
snaps ola Of v0lunel Of tnr great.
ct historical value % much OF the
early history Of America. The book
is In fourteen yolumos, heirE c0iieu.
ton OF zap r. iulatiye ~ tue discovery
Of AmIIira, anu tho UnlVrprite u'
Chus.ophUr Columbus au1 MI Italian
sNplsief who preceded the great nnvl'
ga,Of. II was compiled by special
commission appointed by tue RING oi
liaiy AMI printed by the Italian gov.
ufnmNnI.
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CuoAUo. Oct H. E4nund a.
Bfswnv. "klng Of the buns" anu 90.
II Chfist CANE TO Chicago. 10 deal NJ
Mercy hospital Hv hud been taken
there Saturday night tuiefing ffum
alcoholism, his old auemy, aud ne also
had a slight touch Of pneumonia. his
ifieud', however, cay that his death
Was lur ~ nicotine polaoning. Fof
many years ho had smOgtd ON an aver.
age 100 cigarettes a Jay, anu u was
That, they gay, that killed him.
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Mr. and Mrs. BROOKS Home.

To-day Mf. 0eofse n. Brooks Of this
city called on tho NEWS, having
returned rom n three months visit TO
Europe. Brother Brooks aud vile had
most cpl yab'e tino visiting the
pfiuoipal points VI Interest In England
aud Scotland. They went u their
early home In Essex, England, anu
searched out many Relatives tuefc, who
received them kindly. 1, was = meet.
los aiieF long sepsralioo, since II 4.
ioty.two years since they lott Eng.
land 10 make their home here. brother
Brooks saya tho chHnges IN England
IN that time sTe very great, especially
ia relation 10 tue membership Of the
Church tn ihe local utanchrl. Forty
Two ysats ago there was very large
Church membership 10 Eagiaud, bus
the emigration " America took most
OF them, anc they with their children
became residents VI the New World.
Daring their ylsit ~ England
Brother BROOKS says himself anu wife
were shown every consideration By
the Eldefe. They report the latter ~
doing elective, faithful work Ia do
claTng tue u spel mossngt.
Brother aud Sister Brooke remained
IN New York i've days, viewing tue
tighte th,fr aud yitlllEt with Elder
samuel W. Richards, president VI thg
Eastern Slatos mission, Oi whose
tiions they speak In terms Of high
niAlse,
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EDINnuRu. Oct. ia dispatch
from Csia,smonfr, kiFkuluiightshiie,
announces that the uugv Aui duchoAs
Of bedford, while out diving thl,
morning were thrown out OF their car.
mage aud atrioufly injured. The duke
wa Aiae.us.eamp 10 L0fd Dunoun,
while tho iattsr was yicotoy OF India.
The ducnuss l. dau gutter OF tue ven.
cradle w. II. rnDs, formerly arch.
deacon OF La RoTc.
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nIo M I,NriRo ADyIcrS
Candidate Tor tie brazilian prtsi.
urufN.

taudidate Tor ihe brazilian frtst'
drntA.
NEW YoHg, OF. 1O.-rhe ueial =
correspondent Ia RiI ue jaunifr, IRA.
~, tulCgfapus that tho military flr-
ment alu a certain tlats o. tai.uclauH
tnat follow this olem,lt atc u f.us
he name " g tutanp Is rhyuya or a
can idnio Or tho pitsldttoy. 1hu
buz.llau minister cd foreign aiaiii
via Hasten a. gDIa'4ULs Win TIE
Agent q legation, with n Wow o.
inciuline in the mo ius vIvrnli all
guf ions relating 10 c0mmcfco aud
uhvifnInu.
tue ufnel Do Com .fcll duuics ~.
rory Pinned g. the l. mon llmel 90
The efee, that tho uuanclAi situsliun
10 bfual thlus a serious Ihafr. ~ b.
feu1titd ihut n British fyndicatu iHH
ctltEcd 70 i'au tnu municipality o. RIO
Jauiotn 100000 pounds to b. devote
% public WUfEt, iuc ,oan 10 be- guatau.
toud.
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Coos, Columbia, Onl. l9.-ueneral
Buln, Panama canal diIcolor, 10.
turned itom Paris GA tue Fienoh
steamer Gefmsln. Ho brought irpm
wost Iuaia 100 iab0Iota 10 worE uyon
the canal.
Tho Panama railroad steamer
Finance. Jus here on Saturday, has
20. yet arrived,
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CElINoE, Monteuogro, Oct. l9.--The
crown pnaoe u Naples and PfineeSs
Helene OF Moltensgfo started for
Italy today, accompanied by pfomi.
nopt members u TIC Montenegro
family, who will be present Mt their
marriage. Tue route 10 tho station
was lined by the army. a royal salute
was nTed. Tbs prince anu princess
were automatically chveTed.
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Ito deiendant was neat Iut In the
wi,neas bsx 10 testify Tor himself In
ausweT 10 BIT. Tay OF lao ~ d. | was
90 Yeas OLD last Friday; was bora In
hamIllOn county, Olio, anu lived
there Tor twenty-five yeats, when |
moved 10 Indiana aud lived there sew
tfal years, I can't FAY exactly now
many. After this | went 10 Oregon
hud Washington. INST came to UtSn
seven yeats ago last June anu r..
manned hero H0Out tiK weeks, when 1
went up into ldaho, coming back TO
UtAh la Nnvemuet, 1898, absul year
previous W NiebeIgAll's shooting, and
nave been hero sinor. My busInts.
was formerly that OF n practising ply
stefan until l became unable 10 stand
thg exposure. Then 1 toli bloka by
subscription Tor while and OF late
years have been engsg, 4 In the manu-
iAc.ure and sale Of elscIrio belts.
MRS, BIScIlLET GOT A GEiT.
sold Mts. Binkley a $40 belt, hut to
ny best knowledge 1 never cav her
but twice alter making the sale.
sold Mfs. Binckley tho belt at MIS-.
BRket's, on Commercial street, and
delivered II 10 her there. lhs next
toe saw her was on tue Gas, eide of
Commercial street, when called 10
give her Instructions as 10 row 10 clean
cue belt, when l had forgotten TO 10
when soid II 4 hvL That was absus
y. IA.
DENENDAATs' WHEREABOUTS.
Ga the aisernoon Of the Jay on
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MONTREAL, Dot. l0.--James J. Cor
hcit ual nffyei iu tuls city. In an In
ieivirv be said that hia coming nEhi
with t.iz'lmm ms " ull positively lo
his isei. ~ viii never enter the fng,N
he nU.ui, "aiiUr I rave tgttfloi soc
sporting world aud Fltzilmmu % thf.
| eau ttst him IN short ufIof.N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-19

MANILA. Pnllippiae Island, Oct.
i0.-tiBn,ral Juramillo has captured
NatugduA. Tue insurgents In III
dead on the neld. Two spanish
soldiers were killed aud twenty.three
wounded.
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Two werkm-a gii,sd. Other. seric -.
~ faluEsd.

CnARLoTIEsvmLg, Va, Oct. i0.--
rhe asphalt rooi Vt one.atoTy room
used by the Universally OF Virginia fell
10 this morning and caught i've work
men, two of whom, Eugene Bunc d
aud George Tucker, aose Eilled. Lao.
TouEJ ID. Biwsn received a seal y
wound and usly cuts ABOUT tue face;
V. w. Chambers, probable fracture . /
tue skull, Joe. Lamb, cut head.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-19

sruSOFizLD. H., Ost 1.-Two
thauraud miutfs enpl5yeiat25 miuea
In this county sif.c Oh this uofniug 10y
m advance ot wages ~ ~ and $40
cents ~ pT0ss WEIGHT Tor mlnlng
c.al. Tue operators oiisfto at5.tntg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-19

CHICAGO, Oct. lV-rho ".ovUruoi'a
nylug squadron" tue tIuelul tfain
urAfi Z tue i've Republican t1.guycr.
uufp OF Illinois on thor tour o. tho
slate, viii leave Chicago Thursday
morning al B O'Clock over tue Alton
foai. Thitty.eight stops will be made
before tho party returns 70 Chicago
Saturday evening. From Chicago tue
route will bu south 10 spfiua ilelt,
thence wssl over the Wabarn ROAD 10
Quiucy, and then back 10 Chlcagu
over he burlington. The flfa. nlght cut
will be- spvut AZ Jacks0nviiiu aud tho
seconu At GaltebuTg. Great pfefafa.
u NJ 10 receive tue distinguished
party have been made Al MI stOppins
places along tue route, and Il 10 be-
licvsJ the enthutiaim viii parallel
that which greeted the old solIiera'
campaigning party on It's tfiumpnal
touf ~ tho stAte.
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minish,s Whst nlh,rW ~ might have
given rise 10 cfavg cons qusncus. 1
IN cure VIII be dtc1ly regretted Ivy
oil WIN were fortunate enough 20
Eu1W u mn
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line to he traverse ~ the royal irsi
A. the csTiudfe DID not have a dttont-
tor, SUI - inquiry IA led to reveal tile
aiightolt sl'pio.ous ciTcu ns,aucea, no
iup vas attached g. thg iacl.
dent.
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MADRID. Oct. ig.-rhe newspapers
ropOrl that inc departure from poEt
San Sebastian, whefo tue Ring aud
queen regent spent tbs summer, wa,
delayed by tho discovery OF dyDa-
mite cartridge at summaTraga, ON the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-19
KESSLER TESTIFIES.
The Defendant Tells a VERY Straight
StOry About Himself.
WAS IN MN Al II ccLotK
On tho fa',fl Ni.hl--Ktpi Ills lie.
yolNer fr beg, ard Not Tor
Human Btiugs.

Daniel Kta,ler testified In his own
behalf ia the murder trial today azd
his story was told IN 4 straightforward
manntr. lie was somowhat vehement
ut limee, but that nigh, be- accounted
flr In biz ngo-G6 yeafs. His voice
was strong but oluorWlo nge has douc
No vvfk with him. KeisleT's tosli-
mony was listened to win great inter.
at.
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DAHNsTADr, Oct l0.-Empcror WI.
liam, VI Germany, viii arrive bare
this afternoon Oh a visit 10 the car.
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AT CANTON.


Major Mckinley WIN Continue Making
Speeches at Home.
Canton ONO. October n Specchmak-
inr viii continue at the Mckinley home up
to The very evening OF election, To-Day
the opening Of the last week OF the cam
rnien fluids Major Mckinley. to an out
ward appearances at least, equal to as hard
work as he has experienced AT any uiuc
DURING The campaign. lie WAS up and
ground carly this morning and In company
With his brother Abuer Of Sew York at
lrudcd divine services
Charles C. Dawes of the National com
mitco spent the day ut the Mckinley
home.
This evening Colonel NJ T i'errick aud
wife came down front cleveland to remain
overnight These guests were Joined dur
inh the evening by few relatives rcsil-
ur in the city.
7 he weeks programme opens With ak
delegations for Monday nftccn Tor the
succeeding day " the week and large
number of others only partially arranged
Many visitors viii be long distance pill
pLrns, tomorrow beginning with II party
chdo COLLEGE BAY aud "" lbSlhey a,2nh,d.,
ohio, Day on both of which occasions
large crowds are expected.
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OFT OF JAIL.

Louisville Ky, october 2J---Another
daring jail delivery was pcrpctratod to-
night at the county Jail shortly after $3.50
o'clock, when six desperate prisoners made
their escape The delivery was supposed To
be II Wholesale one In which every prisoner
ON the third door of the JAN was TO get out.
nut the watchlulnoss of the turnkeys pre-
vented this and only the six mon escaped
The men who got out are as follows: Jake
I'rill, convicted countcrfeitor. having
sentence Of six years to serve; Harry
Brooks, convicted Of robbing postaffice
aud having sentence OF four years to
serve, Tom Mckenzie, charged with house
breaking aud having had no trial; Tom
Kelly. charged with houaohreaking and
awaiting trial, An of the men were white
and were considered desperate prisoners
and who would hesitate at nothing They
gained their liberty by scraping the mortar
from between the bricks in cell No. b. let
Ting the bricks fail to the interior of the
cen and IN this manner they got hole big
enough for them to climb through One
at n time they made their way out Of the
hole and climbed upon the roof. Then with
the means of short rope they let thom-
solves down into a narrow alley between
the wall of the jail yard aud nm abutment
of the now jail and escaped. None OF tho
escaped prisoners had been captured up
TO midnight. This Is the second Jail de-
livery In Louisville within the last year,
seven prisoners making their escape Cn
last Christmas day.
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the line. If any doubt existed before it
is dspcled by the strength shown In the
strongholds of the Bryan men.
he city has listed 1880 legal voters.
an increase of 100, SOS over the registration
OF 1892. OF these 20 1876 are in the wards
which have been reliably anti-republicau
Tor years. leaving but 80 zoe for the ad-
Nusary. gain of So.37i for Bryan In lSp2
Cleveland carried the city In 1924 Wulf:
for State treasurer carried 1t for the re-
ruhlicans. He beat his democratic oppo-
nrnt by ii,o6o. But the populists and oro-
hihitionis,s solidly for Bryan today, rolled
up vote of 35.l5a. reducing Wulff's ma
jorty over all TO s906.
The republican organs here by wholly
disreeardtng the third party strength,
have figured out gain for Mckinley The
facts are in Bryans favor This years in-
crease over the registration OF 1894, the
largest in the city's history. Is %, Soc OF
this - 500 goes to the wards which show
Bryan majority, and 1851 to the Han
matte fortress. leaving the net increase for
BY yam S662.
Some of the details sound the trumpet
that will doafon llanna'S ears November ..
lii the third ward there is an actual loss
Of 6S votes and in the Thirteenth 20o, Han
ma expected a gain of thousands in the
Third. They are strong republican dis
tricts. But they are no stronger than the
Eleventh and Twelfth wards, where the
gains are only 60 aud li7, respectively.
Five thousand additional were looked for
by the republicans in the Twelfth.
With these hcarhreakng disappoiut-
ineuts for the trusts and monopolics are TO
be placed the democratic gains Bryan is
going to WIN like a scared steer in IL
clearing. The Tenth ward bears tho palm
with S2S5. Cleveland carried II by 2SNO.
Tho Fifteenth increases its vote by 22}S
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
Legislative Vacancies to Be Filled by the
Governor

Legislative Vacancies to Be Filled by the
Governor.
Little Rock. ARK. oct. 25.--The supreme
court, in an opinion by Justice Ridlicl
yesterday held that the governor has the
right to appoint members to the leglsla
ture where vacancies have been caused by
death, resignation or other causes
At the September election w. j. Mat
thews was elected representative of St
Francis county to the general assembly
He has since died and Governor Clarke.
under section 6. article s. of the consti-
tuition, issued writ of election to the
sheriff OF that county commanding him
to Issue a proclamation for an election to
fiji the vacancy. The sheriff refused to
hold the election and thereupon a writ of
nandamus was prayed 10 compel him to
do So The circuit court held that this
section had been superseded by a subso-
quent amendment which empowered the
governor to fill such vacancies by appoint
ment and refused tho writ, The case
was taken to the supreme court and in an
opinion handed down IL is held that q rop-
resentative is an officer and the position
he holds is an office and that where va
cancics occur In such offices the governor
has the power TO fill by appointment I'M
til the next general election. This is said
to he the first case Of this character de-
cided In the courts in any State in the
try
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electors nine congressman, governor, leu
tenant governor. secretary OF state, treas
nfor. auditor, superintendent Of public iu-
suuction, attorney general, Justice Of the
supreme court.
North Dakoia-Thrcc presidential cleo
tors. one congressman, governor, lieutenant
governor secretary of state. treasurer,
auditor attorney general, railroad com MIS-
sioner superintendent of public instrIc-
tlon insurance commissioner commits
siorer of agriculture, legislature.
ohio-Twoniy-, presidential electors,
twonty-one congressman, secretary of
state, judge of the supreme court. food aud
dairy commissioner. member of the board
OF public works.
Oregon Four presidential electors, leg
islature,
Pennsylvania Thirty-two presidential
electors, twenty nine congressman
Rhode isandlour presidential electors,
two congressman
South Carolina Nine presidential elsr-
| tors, seven congressman. governor, iiouton
ant governor. secretary of state, cou,ptrol-
Ter general. attorney general, treasurer,
adjutant general.
South Dakota Four presidential cleo
tors. two congressman. governor heuton-
ant governor, secretary of state treasurer.
auditor, attorney general. superintendent
of public instruction. railroad commission
ers, land commissioners. legislature
7 cnnCasoe Twelve presidential clector
ten congr, ssmou, governor
Texas Fifteen presidential electors
thirteen Courrcssmcn governor, lieutenant
governor. comptroller treasurer attorney
general land commissioner, superintendent
of public instruction, railroad commission
ors, judges OF the court of appeals,
utah-Thrce presidential electors, one
congressman legislature.
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FRANCES SuGAp tNn,,er,

f"r'S' october 20. The draft of n hin
10 regulate the sugar industry of France
an" 10 oouhteract the export bounties of
p'nef countries was submitted to the cabi-
'npt az itS meeting yesterday. 1t adds
aaA vi " francs to the duties on hor,n
consumption and the funds so dertynd
snail snail be applied to granting an elnor,
' DD,ay o. 2ls francs for refined sugars
~ v LIZ. w per cent, and export bounty of
~ francs ior raw sugars, including a to
W per cent. The bill protects The rof jn ~
AT. seaports and French colonial prodncers
ny bounty system and the allowinr of =
drawback on foreign sugar lntended fo,.
It, export is maintained '0'
~ rs proposed that the bill shall not h.
operative until September, 1895.
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TOLL GATE RAIDERS.
Not Gate Left on Any Pike Road In
Franklin County.

Not a Gate Left on Any Pike Road In
Franklin County
Frankfort. KY, October % Tho toll
gate raiders have not left toll gate on
single pike in Franklin county undlsturb-
ed and the owners Of these roads ere very
much inccnsed at the destruction of their
property ana VIII take such action as will
bring the raiders to Justice. Saturday might
a mob OF about 100 men came down tho
Luxembourg pike. destroying all the toll
gates as they entered Frankfort They
then went out the Louisville pike from
Frankfort laying to the ground tho gates
as they rode along In the moonlight and
defyng Interference by the toll gate keep
ers. The raiders are thought 10 have come
from Anderson county and bordering on
the Anderson and Franklin county line
MI Joe Robson, one OF the largest stock
holders on the Louisville road, was not-
fled Saturday that the raiders were com
ing. Detectives have been put at work on
the case aud the next meeting Of the
Franklin county grand jury win turn up
some surprises.
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Mi.RnEREn BY A ROY.

Boston. Mass. october 25 "A special to
the journal from Cornish, Maine, says. on
October Mrs. Betsy h. Hobbs was found
dead. She lived alone about one and one
half miles from Efhngham, n II When
found the house waa burning and her body
was half cremated The mystery was
cleared up yesterday by the confession OF
Charles Savage. He accuses Frank j Palm
or of the murder.
coroner's jury has brought In verdict
against Palmer Of murder in the first de-
gree. Savage WAS held as witness. Palmer
is IL years OF age and lives at West Par
sonsfeld. Savage is go years of age.
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TopAY's PROBABILITIES.

Washington. October 20 For Eastern
Texas Fair easterly to poutherly winds:
warmer.
f"r Arkansas cloudy followed by fair;
Winds shif,ng to southsrly; warmer
For Colorado; Fair; light, variable
winds
For south Dakota: Fair; slightly cooler;
variable winds
North Dakota Fair, hut with Increasing
oiouin,as cooler; winds shifting to north-
erly
For Wyoming Generally fair; cooler:
variable Winds
Tor Montana Fair; cooler In southern
uln eastern portions; variable winds.