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BYNUM TALKS aLUM.

New York Congressman W. D. By
mum, who recently resigned as chairman
of the National (Gold) Democratic COM
mittee, arrived in the city last night. Mr..
Bynum's business is to raise money for
the campaign, that Indiana, Illinois and
other states may be carried for McKin-
ley.
The ex.chairman of the Hannacratic
committee is not as certain of the out
come of the election as he was two weeks
ago. Speaking of the situation In Illi-
nois and Indiana, Mr.. Bynum said:
"Anybody who talks about what In
diana or Illinois will do does not know
what he is talking about. In the southern
Lart of Illinois know the whole country
is for free silver. I know from gold
Democrats that men wearing Mckinley
buttons are visiting Democratic national
headquarters in Chicago every day and
securing free silver literature which they
are distributing to their tellow-workmen.
The r Republicans have perfect organi-
zation. They are sending out about
three car loads of literature every day.
SIN Indiana many Democrats will vote
for Mckinley, but many Republican,
arc gong 70 VOto ZOE DryHu. W CouE5o
the Democrats lack organization, but
anybody who thinks they have NO votsa
is badly mistaken. Nobody knows inst
how the farmer vote and the working
mems vote is going.
"a friend of niue, gold Democrat,
but who has stayed in the organization
talking to me the other day, said that be
addressed meeting Of 300 men. The meet
ing was secret one of railroad men. The
300 we're for Bryan. OF that number more
than half wore Mckinley and Hobart but
tons.
II met man whose brother is running
for congress In one of the districts. BE
himself is gold man, but, naturally
wants to help his brother, who is running
on the silver platform. asked him how
things were going and where he had been
he told me he had been around in three
counties and he had never had such ar
experience In his life. He said that near
ly every other man he had met had
changed his politics one way or the other
but from what he had heard he though,
the silver men had the best Of II. Tn,
situation all over the west is Just tn,
same, so far as can learn"
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Fusion i'm Arkansas.

Little Rock, Ark, Oct. 1O.-A meeting
of the Dem ocratic state central commit
tee will be held in this city this after
noon at which the question of fusion
with the Populists on the electoral ticket
will be definitely settled. There is a
strong sentiment on both sides in favor
OF fusion, and as the time for filing nomi-
nations expires next Tuesday the ar
rangement will have to be pushed II it is
to be perfected. In case satisfactory
terms are made, Master Workman ]. R.
Sovereign, of the Federation Of Labor,
whose home is in Benton county, will no
doubt have place on the fusion ticket.
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Annual assessment work is being done
in all parts of tho Cochiti mining dis
trict.
Many of the thrifty residents Of Bland
are engaged in adding substantial i'm
provements to their homes and business
houses.
There are twenty-six scholars enrolled
at the Bland school, and Mr.. Haggerty,
the efficient teacher, expresses perfect
satisfaction in the progress of his pupils.
Lately q number Of improvements have
been added to the school, among them a
large globe, says the Herald.
The hunting season has opened in the
golden Cochiti country as witness the fol-
lowing sporting items from the last Bland
Herald: Capt. Kernahsn, B. D. Wilson
and wife, nee Miss Juliet Kernahan, re.
turned last Tuesday from pleasant So
journ at the Sulphur spripgs and on the
beautiful Rio Cebolla. During the trip
Mr.. Wilson shot two elk, and besides
more turkeys and other game be brought
down four turkeys 10. two shots. The
party had an enjoyable time fishing and
visiting places of interest. *** John
O'Connor and Waymon Calender have
returned from successful hunting trip
to the heads of the different canons In
the district. They got two deer and lot
Of grouse and other small game.
Remarks the bright 'Bland Herald:
James A. Carlisle, Of Santa Fe, Charles
Stevenson, Of Las Vegas, and Charles
Oder, of Albuquerque, interested In the
v;nAcr pernav CritariOn and BArt mines
in Colla canon, we're in Blaud during the
week, and after visiting their properties
let contracts for ton feet of work on the
Victor and from ten to twenty feet Of
work on each Of the other claims to Alex
Conrad Who will begin operations next
week, The mines mentioned form q
group of the best in the district and are
already in position to supply success.
ful mill in the district with large quan.
titv OF free milling gold ore.
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Albany, Oct. 10.-Secretary of State
Palmer TO day decided that the national
Democracy (gold standard) is entitled to
an official ballot under the designation
given. The contest began by Chairman
Danforth, of the Democratic state com-
mittee, will be continued in the courts.
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one Cent! one Cent!

One cent mile to Albuquerque and re-
turn for the great territorial fair. A
special train will be run to Albuquerque
on October 16, leaving Santa Fe at $40
.. M, arriving at Albuq uerque at 1880 q.
M, returning leave Albuq uerque at 1890
p. m. This will be the biggest day of the
faS1
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GALLANT DEEDS OF AMAzoNs.
Fatal Shooting In Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 10.-Jaoob Raj
BILE, of the cooperage firm of Raible
Bros, was fatally shot at noon by Thos.
Balloy, whom be had discharged.
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NATIONAL POLITICS.
FUSION UP TO pATI.

Washington.-The result of the fusion
arrangements SO far between the Demo-
Gratis and the Populists ia cooperation in
twenty-six states. Out of this number
the Populists get sixty-eight electors.
The division made In these states 10 shown
in fha followinn fahla.
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Notice..

Notice.
On October 20 the poll tax books for
school purposes will be turned over to a
Justice of the peace for collection, with
instructions to prosecute all parties, with
out exception, who at that time have
failed to pay said poll tax.
By order of the board of education.
CAMILo PADILLA, President.
H. s. LUTz, Clerk.
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Fusion ON Missouri Electoral Tickets

st. Louis, Oct. 1O.-There will be no
fusion between the Democrats and Popu-
lists on the state ticket. The Damo-
cratic state committee to-day formally
ratified the action of the subcommittee
effecting fusion on tho electoral ticket by
giving the Populists four places and ad-
journed The state committee did not
discuss the proposition of the Populists
to give them two places on the Demo-
cratic state ticket in return for not put
ting out their nominees.
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After Bank Robbers.

Mason City, Iowa, Dot. l0.-One of tho
Sherburn bank robbers is corraled in
the Lake Mills woods and large posse
is assisting in his capture.
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A hacking cough is not only annoying
to others, but is dangerous to the person
who has it. One Minute Cough cure will
quickly put an end to it. Fischer Co.'S.
drug store.
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CUBANS CELEBRATING.
Observation Of 2Sth Anniversary Of
Cuban struggle for Liberty-Deeds
OF a Band OF Mounted Amaz0ns.

Tampa, Fla, Oct. 10.-The Cubans of
this city to-day celebrated the 2Sth ami
versary of the outbreak of their struggle
for liberty. The event is celebrated by
all the Cuban colonies throughout the
country. The houses we're decorated with
bunting and flags. Col. Fernando
Figuerdo, who represents the junta of
this city, and who was an aide to Gen.
Gespedes in tho last revolution, said that
if the Cubans do not win this time they
will continue to harass the Spanish gov
ernment until it consents to throw of the
yoke of oppression.
GALLANT DEEDS OF AMAzONs.
Key West.-Advices from Remedies
tell of the gallant deeds of q band of
mounted Amazons, headed by Senorita
Martinez Hernandez Perez. Recently
the band dashed upon the town of vuel.
tos. Twelve Spanish soldiers at the gate
were put to the maohete. The Amazons
then rode through the streets outing
down other Spanish soldiers lounging in
the front of cafe.
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BALD HEADS, see Danderine, the
most wonderful discovery Of modern
times. For sale at Fischer 4 Co.'S. Phar-
macy.
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BUD3ET OF BLAND NOTES.

Annual Assessments Being Worked
In All Parts OF Cochiti District
Bland Bchool-Building lm-
provements-A
Paradise.
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FlERCELy BURNING.

The Great Forest PIres In Central West
ready Lost.
DAVIS, w. Va, May T.-All day
long hundreds Of men from an sections
have bravely, but ineffcctuRlly fought
the forest fires, which at O'Clock to-
night, after continuing for forty hours,
are, II possible. burning more tiercely
than ever
LumbCrmen. who this morning esu-
mated the probable loss At 100000. now
state that amount has been exceeded
and are unwilling to make any further
predictions of the loss. The Middle
Fork tract IS completely wiped out, the
adjoining forest Is now burning with
Indications that the entire county, In
cluding the towns and villages, will be
devastated unless a rain prevents.
The weather is Still dry, the high
shifting winds continue and the atmos-
phere Is stialng with the smoke and
heat. The women and children from
the mountain villages are tonight ar
ranging to leave their homes to take re-
fuge In the larger towns. As the fire
started In several places at the same
time, from no known cause, 1t Is now
thought to have been the work Of in
cendIarIes, who were prompted by re-
venge against the new owners.
AS far as known no lumbermen or
other citizens have been caught in the
forests.
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GONE TO BE CROWNED.

Tho Gar and CEarInR EnroHte for Nos.
cOw-TravelImg In Royal Style.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 1.-THE
czar and czarinn, with their infant
daughter, the grand duchess Olga
Nicolaisvna. accompanied by a numer-
Gus suite and by the whole OF the tin-
perIal household, took their departure
this evening at o'clock for MOSCOW
The august ceremony OF the coronauon
OF the car and czArina and the tete9
which precede and follow that event,
will flll up the time constantly from now
until June Z, which Is the date tiXed
upon for the return OF the Imperial
party to st. Petersburg.
The train which carries the imperial
party TO the ancient capitol otHoly RuB-
sta was especially built throughout for
this journey, and Is said to be the nnest
that ever rode on rails. The appoints
ments and finish Of II are on scale
Of magnihcenoe in harmony with every
thing else conencteu with the corona
tIon, for which the most lavish expendl-
ture has not been spared, even for the
minutest details. No speed record -
nttmepted with the imperial train, the
safety and comfort OF the august tn-
mates being the sole considerations.
All traffic ceased over the line before
the departure Of the train from mere
and no other wheels than those OF this
train will run at the same time on the
tracks between here and Moscow. The
line between st. Petersburg and MOSCOW
runs almost In a straight line for the
four hundred miles. 1t Is related that
when the engineers designated 70 build
the line Appeared to the car for his
orders regarding the route. he placed
rulcr upon the map and drew q straight
line between the two cities, thus solving
the engineering difficulties with an
nutocratic hand.
To-day the four hundred miles Of the
line are guarded by double guard Of
soldiers. Every detail OF the Journey
and OF the ceremonies In Moscow nave
been arranged for months, an army ot
offlciais having been engaged upon the
work in this city amid much stir and
excitement and also intense anxiety.
To facilitate their work. wooden models
were constructed Of all the various
buildings ut Moscow In which the nlore
important ceremonies will be enacted,
exact In every proportion and relation,
40 that the programme Of the coronation
has been precisely arranged and gone
through with in miniature.
The arrival Of the czar and cZartna at
the Petrovsky palace, outside MOSCOW,
IL timed for tomorrow, which y tho
anniversary II his ma5esty's birthday.
This will be celebrated tomorrow at. the
PetroVBky palace, where their matestteb
will remain until Thursday, May q. the
date fxed for the triumphnl entry OF tho
cEar Into Moscow, .which Is to be one Of
the most imposing Bpoctacles IN all tho
ceremonies attendant upon the corona
tion
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A SLICK FORsBR
Who Operatetl Ia the sIStOrTvIlle Oil Re
gIon-IIoIsI Man the Victim.

Who OPeFatetl Ia the slAtOrTVlllo Oil Re.
gIon-IIoIsI Man the Victim.
Special Dispatch to the InteilIgencer.
sIsTERsvILLE, w. Va, May H.
Another forgery came to light In this
city yesterday morning. For some time
past this city has been aort OF mecca
for gentlemen who could WELD the pen
in an artistic fashion and quite num-
Der of the business people have been
caught. During the present year there
have beeh perhapN n dozen cases OF for-
gerry brought TO light, but only a very
few nf the culprIts have been appre-
hended.
The Iateat forgerles are those by
man named William Talbot. who stop
ped at the Arlington hotel IN this city,
OF which Col. w. c. Turner II manager.
While there he, Of course. frequently
saw the cnlonel's signature and when he
went out in the Indian Creek territory
to work he practiced writing II until Mt
last he signed tho name 10 at least two
checks, one for ~ and the other for $50.
It has also been learned that some per-
sons who worked with the slick gentle
man out In the fleld has also suffered 10
the extent OF about 500. The fellow
came to this city after he had passed the
checks and finally skipped out Saturday
morning, after he had gotten a tip that
the game was UP.
The police have notified all the author
files along the river and also the Pitts
burEh police to be on the lockout for the
gentlemen. He II a very slick gentle
man with q pen and ink, aS the sigma
ture Of Colonel Turner whitten by him
have but one very slight dew.
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FINE TESTIMONIAL
Presented to the Great VtollntSt, Lady
IIaus-Great PerSOnAgcG.

Presented to the Great VtoIlntSt, Lady
HauS-Grsat PcrsOnAGeS.
LONDON. May H.-At MARLBOROUGH
house on Saturday, in the presence OF .
distinguished company, the prince Of
waleS, on behalf Of the subsc1tbers, pre-
Sented to Lady Halle a silver ivory cas-
ket containing the deeds % a domain
and chateau near Venice, The 'pfe9ea-
tation was In commArnmoratt0n, 0e Ane
Jubilee Of thasViolinist, who made her
debut at Vienna IN 1876 - fWthelnAne
Nertda, when only six years OF age. As
Madame Norman NeTuda, she was 9
fayorite vloliniSt for twenty years, ana
IN 1858 she married Sir Charles Halle,
the distinguished pianist,
The subscribers to the fund include
the prince and princess OF Wales.
Princess Louise, the king and queen Of
Denmark, the king and queen Of SWe-
den, the duke and duchess OF York, IF,
Gladstone, Mr. Arthur Bakotr, the
InndgTave Of HssS9, Baron ReValltEoke,
the duke Of AbercoF1, the dli1ee Of West
minister, Cardinal Vaughan, ttho 2rolls
biShop Of York, Sir Augustus HaFttS,
Madame Alb0ni. Sir Henry irving. Sir
John Millais, the late lord Lelght9n.
Baron RothSchlld and Nj. Alma
TSfiennR s
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A TERRIBLE RIOT
Near IfaIlet0n, PA.-SlI PerHoms Shot and
Number Hurt.

Near IGaEIst0n, Pa.-SlI PerNonS Shot and
Number Hurt.
HAZLEToN, Pa, May 17.-sIx per-
sons were shot and number OF others
seriously Injured during a riot at Mac
Adoo. town four miles from herp, this
afternoon. Tho injured are: Joseph
Ward, shot in knee: Thomas Kairns,
shot in arm: james Muldowney, finger
shot of: Burke Brennan, shot In Hhoul-
derB: James Brennan, shot In arm:
Macy Burke, shot in back: Antonio Rig
zIo, nose broken; MrB, Rose Vieohi0.
4 game Of base ball was in progress
when gunR OF drunken Italians
charged upon the players and specta-
tors with rcvolvers, clubs Rnd stoneH
Last night an Italian had been arrested
for assault and battery. \ number Of
young men took him from the constable
and Numerically beat him. The ltni-
fans, hearing OF this, threatened rr-
vsnge. They fulfilled their threat to-
day. The frNt Inning had Just been
Ijni9brd when there was a pistol shot.
II was followed in few minutes by n
pronIsCuous discharge OF firearms. Tho
crowd attempted TO run nwny. but the
italians chased them, dlscharGing their
pistols and throwing stones. The for
SiFnerg were almost mad with rage and
blazed away necessarily until the police
arrived.
and more will he taken into custody to-
morrow. Ward. who was catcher for
The NanAdpO club. Ia the most BaTiously
injured. He Ia lying In n hospital In a
critioll condition.
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PANIC AZ HTRR.
Buslnsss Portion Of Blus Island, H.,
Nearly Destroyed.

Buslnsas Portion OF BIUe Island, Ill,,
Nearly Destroyed.
CHICAGO, May 17.-Nearly half the
business portIon OF Blue Island, SUBJ
urban town. was destroyed by 6re to-
day. Altogether twcnty-six buildings
were consumed, entRlIInG 4 total lobs OF
about $4,000. A shifting wind was
blowing almost hurricane at the time
and the fire spread rapidly. Three hum
dred people who were attending dance
in SacnGer hall had narrow escape
from death. The building caught fire
while the dance was IN progress md
a stampede tnsucd. Many persons were
bruised, though none was seriously In
jurcd The last of tho escaping crowd
rushed through cloud OF smoke and
heard the sound OF burning timbcrS be-
hind them.
In spite Of the efforts OF the tlramen,
all the. buildings In Grove street. ba-
tween Western avenue tnd Henry
street, the west side OF Western avenue
btween Grove and Vermont streets, and
every building on the opposite side Of
Western avenue were utterly destroyed.
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F1r1sHrNa THY1R WORK.
Thea. p. a. May Mako Permanent Head,
quaFtgrs in VVashinrton.

quarters in EraShinEtOn.
WASHINGTON. May 17,-Many OF
the members OF the supreme council OF
the American Protective Association
have left for their homes. but over a
hundred yet remain to finish UP the
business tomorrow, which includes tho
election OF officers and the selection Of q
place for holding the next annual meet
ing. There seems now to be no longer
any doubt that the next convention will
be held here, and there Is talk OF IN
amendment to the constitution to be
proposed at the gathering In 1897, pro-
vidIng for the holding Of the yearly ges-
Sions IN this city. Where the parent
body OF the order locates, It seems ren-
sonRbIy certain that the Women'a
American Protective Association will
wouien's association holds Its next an
nual meeting In this city In October.
After final adjournment the new execu-
tive board, which consists OF the first
six OF the newly elected supreme officers,
will meet and audit the books of the
past supreme officers, and outline the
work and policy Of the order for the en-
suing year.
The Mckinley matter Is still the up
permost talk among the haldoYer dele
gates. Several strong adhcrents OF the
Ohio candidate are angry at the tenor OF
the report and the fact of It's publlca-
tIon.
Some of the Democrats among the del
eEatcS find fault with the advisory
boards report because II mentions only
Republican candidates for the preslden-
tiai nomination as being worthy OF the
support Of the a. P, A.
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u
and the conference reports on other
appropriation bills are disposed OF.
They do not contemplate giving way
No other bills except those to which no
opposition Is m1de until the last Of the
appropriation bulls shall be passed.
There are Stlll three appropriation bills
which have not received the attention
of the senate. These are the District OF
Columbia, ,Fortlhcations and, general de-
ficiency.
In the House.
The house will probably devote much
OF It's time during the week to the con-
SIderatlOn OF conference reports on ap-
preparation bills. It Is expected that
the conference reports on both the M
val and river and harbor bills will be
presented and on both lively fights are
anticipated, The senate amendments
TO the latter bill placing half dozen
additional projects under the contract
system at cost OF about $l2, ,0o0, 600 will
attract the bulk OF the opposition, and
In case the senate does not yield to the
house on the naval bill In respect to the
number OF new battle ships to be aI-
thoriZod another attempt will be made
by the economists OF the house TO agree
to the senatG's reduction. If the senate
cOnferees yield. however. the matter
will be practically beyond the jurisdic-
tlon OF the house.
It may be that the committee on rules
will arrange for the consideration Of the
immigration bill this week II opportu-
nifty offers The Murray Elliott con-
tested election case from the Fifth
South CaTolinA district. is also sched-
uled for consideration this week. The
majority report unseats Elliott. Toe
morrow Is committee suspension day
and n variety OF matters may he
brought forward.
The impression Is growing about the
capitol that the silver men will soon
take a position against final adjourn
Ment before the national conventions.
The movement embraces silver advo-
Gates in both houses and of all parties.
There has been no formal agreement so
far, but there has been general ex-
change OF Views and there Is no doubt
that some OF the leaders hold the opln-
ion that IL will be wise to postpone
adjournment until there shall be oppor-
tunity to know what position the con-
ventions Will take on the financial
question.
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BRIEF TBLEGRAMs.

Jacob Fjcldcs' statue OF Ole hull was
unveiled Mt Minneapolis yesterday.
Twenty-Five buildings were burned
yesterday at Franklin city Va. The
loss II unknown.
The schooner Mary d. Aver WIS sunk
In collision with the steamer onoko.
near Chicago Five scamcn were
drowned.
Samuel NEwRnEcr. n cattle buyer,
wns found dead In his hubby at Dayton,
ohio. Mrs Rcrtlc Macdonald iE under
arrest for the murder
II. Solomon, Il prominent merchant NJ
Tampa. Fla. was asEnHslnRtcd In hla
atore, being fred on drought mn open
door while waiting OH n customer
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PTRE AT ATLANTA
DcstroyS a Great AmOnnt Of vaIaAUle
Property.

Destroys a Great AmOnHt Of VaIRAulo
Property.
ATLANTA. Ga. May 1.-THE most
rrious conEagTation this city has OK
perienced In ten years broke out shortly
before II o'clock tonight in q block In
the center OF tho city bounded by the
tracks Of the Southern railway and
Prior, Decataur ana Collins streets. The
Markham house adjoining tho Union
depot, nnd one Of the beet known hotels
in the country, was totally destroyed,
Involving loss Of about &76,0O0 on
building and furniture, covered by an
insurance OF $4,000.
PRtterH0n'E livery stable In which the
blaze started, Patterson'S undertaking
establishment. row OF small rookerieH
on Decatur street and q half dozen on
Collins street occupied by the deml-
monde, were completely consumed. At
midnight the flre had made a complete
sweep Of the blocA and was threatening
10 spread across Decatur street. The
total loss on the Markham house block
is probably about 5000 0. largely COW
cred by insurance.