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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-27
"The Genius of the Bible"

Atlantic City, N. J., July pat the
National Jewish Chautauqua today the
principal speaker was DR.. K. KohleT
of New York. He asserted that the
Jew is the genius of the Bible. and
therefore the best interpreter of it. The
Bible is the whole Jewish literature
and it would be a dead work were it
not for the survival of the Jewish peo-
pie.
DR.. Henry Berkowitz of Pennsyl-
vania, chancellor of the Chautauqua
briefly outlined the work and the an
ticipated good results, and DR.. NJ. H.
Harris of New York delivered an essay
on Ezra
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Ended With Honors Even.

Philadelphia, July 26.-Henry Pep
pers, the colored California middle
weight, and Jack Bonner of Summit
Hill, Pa, boxed a lively six-round bout
at the Arena tonight. Peppers proved
himself an excellent boxer, being quite
shifty on his feet. and managed to es
cape nearly all of Bonner's blows. They
mixed it up pretty warmly in the fifth
round, and there were some good short
arm exchanges, but Peppers generally
got out of reach of the straight-arm
blows, and at times he had Bonner
pretty well used up. The bout ended
with honors about even. It was stated
that Peppers is slated for a 20-round
fight at San Francisco in a couple of
weeks, and this probably explains his
desire TO escape punishment in to-
nights engagement
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American Murderer surrenders.

London, July 26.-Henry Hamlin
Evans surrendered himself yesterday to
the Whitechapel police confessing that
he shot Arthur Terry at IL Canal street,
New Orleans, Feb. %, 1896. He was
arraigned today at the Bates police
court and remanded.t
Ambassador Hay has communicated
the facts of the confession and arraign-
ment to the authorities at Washington.
New Orleans, La, July 26.-The local
police received an inquiry by cable con-
corning the surrender of Edwards in
London. No such shooting as repre-
scented by Edwards occurred and no
such a man is wanted by the authori-
ties here
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nARCHING STRIKERS.
They Hold Up Train at Relleville,
illinois.

st. Louis. July 26.-One hundred of the
marching strikers, who are operating un-
der the leadership of Bradley Coxeytte.
tried to seize an Illinois Central freight
train at Belleville. HIS, tonight They
We're driven OF by sheriff's posse When
the 9:15 fast freight steamed up at Belle
vile the band of strikers boarded ii and
declared their intention of riding to the
Lenzburg & Marissa mines. where they
wished to inaugurate strike The crew
refused to carry the strikers and halted
the train at the depot
Master of Transportation Gacen. at
Pickneyville, was communicated with. He
sent Geographic demand to Sheriff
Rhein Of Bellevtlle for the protection of
the train. The sheriff. accomnanied nv
his deputies and the Belleville police
force, went to the scene. He read Gaven' s
message to the strikers and they at once
turbance
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Was Caused By Miners Getting
Drunk

Greensburg. Pa, July 26.-James Por-
ter and John Hyde, striking miners,
were visiting Robert Rodgers. VINO is
employed in the Ocean mines at Her
mino, Saturday night. They drank
heavily and soon became dead drunk.
They all lay il a stupor until yester-
day morning about o'clock, when
Hyde awoxe, and getting an old axe,
struck Rodgers on the head. fracturing
his skull and rendering him insensible
He then attacked Porter, fracturing his
skull, besides inflicting q terrible cash
in his neck. The injuries of both men
viii probably prove fatal Hyde is in
jail.
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The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to al others.
Rather Tom Ghsrman III.

Seattle, Wash. July 26.-Father Tom
Sherman. son of William T. Sherman.
has just arrived in this city from the
east. He IS broken down in health and
comes to Seattle for recuperation. Among
his personal friends here is Mrs. George
NJ Paschall whose father. Major H 5.
Turner, was an associate of General Sher-
man during the Mexican war and one of
his most intimate friends. Father Sher-
man will remain here for several months.
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longs-Dazzle won, Ma Angelina sec
ond. Dunber third. Time-:5SSs
Third race, selling, six furlongs-
Fay Belle won, Ashland second, Spo-
kena third. Time-1:1S1s.
Fourth race, one mile, selling-Sir
Enrol won, Cave Spring second, Tutui
third. Time-1:47A
Fifth race, five furlongsAPardon
won, Sunshine second, Glenbok third.
Time-1:06
Sixth race, selling, five and one-half
rlongs-Moloch won. Sister lone Sec
ond, Essie II third. Time-1:1S1a.
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At Kansas City.

Kansas City, July 26.-Weather hot,
track fast. Results:
First race, five furlongs, maidens-
Eta Wells won, Jack of Hearts sec
ond, Ed Slagel third. Time-1:04A
Second race, four and one-half fur
longs, -year-olds-Judge Pettus won,
Mike Hagerty second, French Ford
third. Time-:5Sk
Third race, six furlongs-Lulu Frey
won, Ashland second, Hymenia third.
Time-1:1S15.
Fourth race, mile-Wild Tartar won,
Archie Mckay second, Trixie third.
Time-1:47.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Thurman
won, Johnnie Johnson second, Broad
head third. Time-1:0312.
Sixth race, four and one-half fur
longs, selling-Moss Rose won, Willie
r second, Kittie West third. Time
:5715.
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Oil Instead of Coal For Vessels.

Anderson, Ind, July 26.-Judge w. A.
Chapman has gone TO Washington. to
file patent applications and interest
proper government officials in inven-
tons by Frank III. Reed of this city
which have been completed. tested
practically. and found to be capable of
revolutionizing the handling of war
vessels at sea. The inventions carry
out to perfection the idea originated
by Russia in using oil instead of coal
a c q fuel fnr. war Nessals
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-27
Garment WORKERS Strike,

New York, July 26-Two thousand
three hundred garment workers went
on strike today. One hundred and
twenty-five shops in this city and
Brooklyn are affected.
The strikers demand an increase of
wages from IS to between 50 and $40
per week, and a reduction of hours of
labor from Is to 10 a day.
TT busy season is at hand, and the
strikers are hoNeful of. success.
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international Ted:eal congress.

New York, July z6.AEe Internationa
Medical congress viii tAis year be he'd
in Moscow A somewhat unusual fea-
ture will the large attendance of medi-
cal men from Mexico. About so of them
have booked their passage to Europe
by the neutrality-suspicious. line. anL
viii sail on Thursday on the Norman
die The remainder of the party are
or their way from Mexico. Some of the
medical delegates will proceed TO Mos
COW by way of Berlin. and others by
way of Paris
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New Low record for Silver.

New York. July 26.-There was a repe-
tition TODAY of the recent almost daily
occurrence of new low record quota
ton for silver. Bar silver and Mexican
dollars were down &c. in sympathy with
year 10 date show slight increase in the
export of silver from London, the large
decrease in the shipments TO China and
the Straits greatly diminishing the effect
of the large increase in the shipments to
India
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schillingg's Best Tea
is your money's-worth or
your money back.
And then, if you should
get all or part of that $1,000,
wouldn't it be nice?
Rules of contest published in large
advertisement about the first and middle
OF each month. APT
CALLED HOnE.
Colonel John B. Anderson.

Manhattan, Kan, July 26.-Colonel
John B. Anderson one of the oldest and
most prominent citizens of central
Kansas. is dead He was born in
Washington county, Pa, so years ago.
He founded and for several years con-
Quoted the Anderson Collegiate insti-
tute and the Anderson Female institute
of New Albany, Ind. At the opening
of the civil war he was superintendent
of transportation of TIE Louisville &
Nashville railway and the commander
of the army of the Cumberland, placed
him in. charge of all United States mill
tary railways in his department. Secre-
tary of War Stanton recognized his
valuable services and conferred upon
him the title of colonel in 1868.
OF late years he has been identified
with railroad projects in the west.
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At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, July 26.-Results:
First race, five furlongs- Bermuda
Dance won, Essonite second, The Devil
,hiTd Time-1:O6Sz
Second race, seven furlongs, selling
ZenslOn won, DR.. Coleman second, The
Navy third. Time-1:34%.
Third race, five and a half furlongs
My Maryland won, Banished second,
Sound Money third. Time-1:13H.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, selling
Captain Peirsoll won, Performance sec
end, Adowa third. Time-1:S5H.
Fifth race, selling. one mile-Balk-
line won. Jamboree second. Moncreith
third. Time-1:4SA.
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Railway Notes.

Many of the visitors now here will
take advantage of the Short Lines eX-
cursion 10 MercUr and Tfntic.
The Saltair Beach people have re-
enga ged Speedy, the nigh diver for an
other week commencing tomorrow.
They have also engaged the three
Houseons for a flying traDeze act.
The local outgoing travel continues
to be very heavy and both the Rio
Grande Western and the Oregon Short
Line have extended the limit of their
Jubilee tickets until tomorrow. Fifteen
carloads OF Jubilee visitors from the
Sanpete county returned to their homes
yesterday.
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TIE sLUGGERs.
George Stout Makes Van Heest Very
Groggy.

Cincinnati. o.. July Pa large
crowd attended the fstic entertainment
of the Nonpareil Athletic club at Hills
dale park here tonight The main
event was ten round contest between
George Stout Of this city, and Johnny
Van Heest of Wisconsin. The men
fought at 125 pounds, for $500. Before
the bout. both men agreed that the
fight be declared a draw should both
men be on their feet at the end of the
tenth round. They went to the limit.
but Stout had the better of the fight,
Van Hest being groggy at the finish.
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Signed By the President.

Washington, July 26.-The president
has signed these acts:
Authorizing the president to make an
Investigation into the Reggie contract
system, by which certain European
governments have created a state to-
bacco MONOPOLY
To create the office of surveyor gen.
eral of Alaska. and for other purposes.
To give the consent of congress to
the COMPACT between South Dakota and
Nebraska, respecting the boundary.
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& Co., does not feel very hopeful over
the conference of operators at Pitts
burg tomorrow. He says that the out
look is most discouraging for a settle
ment. All the Cleveland operators VIII
attend the conference, and they ex-
press themselves as eager for a settle
ment upon some satisfactory agree
ment. The coal supply is low.
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NOT STEALING COAL.
General Manager Greene Denies the
Stories Told.

Baltimore, July 26.-General Manager
Greene of the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, said this morning that there was
no coal being confscated by the COM
pany, and that all commercial coal was
being promptly forwarded to destina-
ton. He also absolutely denied the
story that armed guards had been
placed on passenger trains through
Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
The strike situation in the Fairmont,
w Va, district of the Baltimore &
Ohio was as follows:
The Monongah mine increased the
number OF men, and at the CASTOR,
Montana, New England and Shaft
mines the men went to work earlier
than usual Some of the men at the
Pritchard mine returned to work, and
few at the Eutchins mine came out.
Palatin and Aurora miners are still
out, and it is thought that the Aurora
miners will return to work today or in
the morning.
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MECHANICS In Session.

Baltimore, July 26.-The sixth bien.
NAL convention Of the Mechanics as
ISOLATION was begun in this city this
morning.. about SO. delegates from all
parts Of the United States and Canada
being present. In the afternoon Grand
President D. F. Dodge delivered nj
annual report and Grand Secretary W
II. Reed read his annual report. TIL
session will last four days.
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THE DIAMOND.

Louisville, KY, July 26.-Today's
game was glow and uninteresting, the
Colonies winning without much effort.
The release of Pitcher Evans was re-
called and his fine work was the only
feature of the game Attendance, 500.
Score: Louisville, 4; Brooklyn, l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-27
TO Visit the Hea 1hens.

New York, July 26.-Mr. and Mrs. L.
Baldwin started today for San Fran
cisco, where they will take the steamer
China on Aug. for Shanghai. Mr..
Baldwin is recording secretary of the
foreign missionary society of the Meth
odist church and is going abroad to at
tend the semi-centennial celebration of
the founding of the Methodist mission
work in China
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Is Practically over.

Charleston, w. Va, July 26.-The indi-
cations are that the coal miners strike
in the southern part of the state is prac-
tically over. There are now only about
J51 out in the New River field, and pos
sibly 500 in the Norfolk & Western field
The strike organizers have abandoned
these three coal fields and are leaving for
other parts.
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Policyhclders Mean Business.

New York, July 26.-Over 300 policy
holders in the Massachusetts Benefit
Life association held an exciting meet
ing in this city today. They decided to
refuse 10 pay any more assessments
into the company, and empowered the
committee chosen q. last week IS meet
ing to make arrangements to transfer
as many of the 10000 policyholders as
are willing into some old established
New York company.
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Quiet. But Firm.

Spring Valley, Ills, July 26.-The
miners in this district are all out and
remain quiet but firm. At Marquette,
c. ]. Devlin has ordered his superin-
tendent to give out rations to the min
ers until the end of the strike. Devlin
also says that he is in sympathy with
the miners and would be glad TO see
them win
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The Ships.

southampton-sailed: Bremen. New
York.
New York-sailed: Tauric, Liver
pool
Naples-Sailed: Ems. New York.
New York-Arrived: Rotterdam,
Rotterdam
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For a One Mile FACE.

Boston, July 26.-TGiomas Coniff of
this city and George B. Tincklar of
England, signed articles tonight for a
one-mile race for the worlds cham
pionship at $3.50 side. The race will
be run on Aug. 81 on the Worcester
oval at Worcester, Mass.
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U. P. IN KANSAS.
Special Master Will Be Appointed on
Friday.

Topeka, Kan. July 26.-George Shar-
rift, clerk of the federal court here,
read a telegram today from Judge San
born at St Paul, directing him to be
in Leavenworth on Friday next to
make record of proceedings by which
Judge Sanborn will appoint a special
master to take charge of the foreclos-
ure proceedings against the Union Pa
cific lines in Kansas.
It is the understanding that Judge
William D. Cornish, who was made
special master by a decree entered at
Omaha on Saturday, will be named
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-27
Gaze win be Dined.

Boston, July 26.-Lyman S. Gage,
secretary of the treasury, who is to be
the special guest of honor at a dinner
given by Boston business men to-
morrow afternoon, arrived in Boston
today accompanied by his wife. Secre-
tary and Mrs. Gage later left for the
summer home of Charles S. Hanlin at
Marion.
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VIII suspend During AUGUST.

Lawrence, Mass, July 26.-The agents
of the Atlantic & Everett cotton mills
respectively. have announced that oper-
atoms viii be suspended at their mills
during the month of August No reason
was given by the agents for the shut
down. About $500 operatives will be
offected
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-27
Gladstone's wedding Anniversary

London. July 26-NGr and Mrs. Glad
stone yesterday celebrated the 5Sth an
niversary of their wedding.
Many visitors Joined in the family re-
joicing at H1yarden. Scores of towns
people salrted the venerable couple
While on their way to church.
Both are in excellent health, Mr..
Gladstone walking off with as much
vigor as at any time in the last ten
years. shaking hands energitically and
conversing with great animation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-27
A Change In Consuls.

Washington, July 26.-During the
session of congress Church Howe OF
Nebraska was appointed and confirmed
as consul general at Apai, Samoa. He
does not care to take the place and
has now been selected for consul at
Palermo, Italy, and Luther W. Os-
borne, a lawyer of Blair, Neb., will be
named for consul general at Apia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-27
Hanged Himself at Sea.

San Francisco, July 26.-The steame,
Orizaba, which arrived today from
Guaymas and way ports, reports thai
while on the voyage from Guaymas Il
Ensenada, passenger named Edward
Reed. committed suicide by HANGING
himself in his berth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-27
RIVAL TO KLONDYKE.
Mexico Said to Offer Very Good AID
uan&aooS

MeA1cO @dIu 20 UIer Very Good Ad-
vantages. .
City of Mexico, July 26.-It is predicted
here that when the gold placer mining is
developed in the state of Guerrero more
gold will be taken out than in the Klon-
dyke region Some placer mining is being
done with excellent results, and labor is
cheap and water abundant, even in the
Man, reports taking out $4,000 gold in
May, and his average is $15. 900 per month.
The Indians in Sonora, who work in a
crude way in the local gold placers only
operating when in pressing need of mon
ey, get large returns for very little labor.
and an explorer who has recently been
through the remotest regions states chat
Sonora will equal California in its palm
lest days as gold producer
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Cleveland, O., July 26.-The Giants
and Indians played a very scrappy
game of II innings here today. There
was almost constant wrangling and
Umpire O'Day was compelled 10 order
Gleason out of the game. He also or
dered the police TO take Pitcher Nee
kin, who was on the bench, out of the
grounds. The game was listless on the
part of the Indians: Score: Cleveland,
5: New York, 6.
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Paid Their Respects.

Washington. July 26.-Mr. Uhl, late
ambassador to Germany, and Mr.. Ter
rell, late United States minister to
Turkey, called at the White House and
state department today to pay their
respects to the president and the Off
! cio 1c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-27
FOUR HUNDRED
HORSES ENTERED
Butte's Racing Season Will be
Interesting.
SOME BIG EVENTS
AT CLEVELAND
PLENTY OF EXCITEMENT AT
THE ACQUEDUCT TRACK.

Ten Bout Between George
Stout and Johnny Van Hest
Leaves the Latter Very Groggy at
the Finish-Kid Mccoy and Tom
my Ryan to Meet in September
Several Tennis Tournaments-Nc
Nally, the Swimmer.
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At Detroit.

Detroit, July 26.-Weather rainy.
track at Windsor muddy. Results:
First race, selling, six furlongs-Jim
Flood won, Blasco second, Whit third
Time-1:19%.
Second race, four and one-half fur
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Cotton Mills to Close.

Biddeford, Me-, July 26.-The New
York cotton mills in Saco will shut
down Saturday for FIVE weeks. the rea-
son assigned being the necessity of
reducing the output. The mills employ
1900 operatives.
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st. Louis, July 26.-The Browns
PLAYED an almost faultless game today
and won from the Bostons. DoEohue
pitched grandly, allowing the bean
eaters but six hits, only two of which
were clean. Stivetts also pitched well
for his side The Browns won the
game in the eighth on a home by
Grady, Lally's single and Cross triple.
Attendance, 1900. Score: Boston. 2;
ST. Louis, s.
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Pittsburg, July GETTYSBURG could
do nothing with Ortiz after the second
inning and the Phillies hit Hawley
hard after that inning, making IL hits
with a total Of IS bases. This explains
the game. Attendance, $500. Score:
Pittsburg, 6; Philadelphia, 10.
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Large Bond Issue.

Boston, July 26.-The board of rail-
road commissioners has granted au-
thority to the Boston Elevated Rail-
way company to issue 100000 600 of
stock. The motive power of the road
is TO be electricity.
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IN GOOD CONDITION.
McNally Receives Many Congratula-
tions.

London. July 26.-Peter McNaily. he
Boston swimmer, who made an at
tempt to swim the English channel on
Saturday and continued his task until
within three miles of the French coast.
is in good condition today. He has re-
ceived a large number Of congratu-
latory kilograms. This evening ne Will
return to Dover and will sail for tie
United States on Saturday next.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-27
CHARGE OF The
FORLORN BRIGADE
Last Attempt of Officeseekers
Made Yesterday.
THERE WAS BUT
SMALL SATISFACTION
M'KINLEY WILL BE ABSENT
SEVERAL WEEKS.

Queen Liliuokalini Has a Short In
terview With the President-Sev-
eral Acts Signed-Robert T.
Tracewell of Indiana Will be
Made Comptroller of the Treas
ury-Appointment Said to be One
of Merit-Other Capital News.
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woman On the Rock pile

Danville, Ills, July 26.-Police Mag
istrate Timmons today sentenced Mag
gle Sellers, disorderly woman, to the
rock pile for 80 days. The woman took
the sentence nonchalantly
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MCCOY and RYAN to Meet.

Syracuse. N. Y, July 26.-The spar
ring match between Kid Mccoy and
Tommy Ryan will take place at the
Empire Athletic club in this city. Sept.
s. for a purse of $4,000.
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Condition Of the Treasury.

Washington, July 26.-Today's state
ment of the condition OF the treasury
shows available cash balance, S239. 273.-
S43; gold reserve, $143, 1876, 217.
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Grau's New Job.

London, July 26.-Mr. Maurice Grau,
the director of the grand opera season
at Covent garden, has been engaged
for a further term of four years.
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Murdered His Wife

Keokuk, Ia, July 26.-Three weeks
ago Alonzo Robbins and his wife quar-
relied and have since lived apart To-
day Robbins killed his wife by shooting
her with. pistol