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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-06
FOR RENT.

TEN-ROOM brick house. no car fare,
electric light, hot and cold water, bath,
etc. Apply at Wells & Brown, Progress
building.
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LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No, 2-For Provo, Grand juno
ton and all points eaSt.......... $3.50 am
NO. 4-For Provo. GRAM juno
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Mt. Pleasant. Manti. Rich
field. Belknap, all intermediate
points .-....-.......--. o:OO AN
No. SFOr Eureka, Payson,
Provo and all intermediate
points 500 D.
No. 3-For Ogden and West...... $40 pm
No. 1-For Ogden and West......1 1880 pm.
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No. From Bingham, Provo,
Grand Junction and the East. .12:20 pm
No. 3-From Provo, Grand
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Only line running through Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars from Salt Lake
City to San Francisco and Portland; Salt
Lake City to Denver via Grand Junction,
and Salt Lake City to Kansas City and
Chicago via Colorado points.
Through tourist or family sleepers with
out change, to Kansas City, Chicago and
Boston.
Free reclining chair cars. Salt Lake City
to Denver.
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MINES AND STOCKS.
W. E. HUBBARD & CO.,
TEL. sos. I5 ". I'd So. ST.

4S and so Main.
S6-inch Ladies Cloth all wool and all
shades, Csc yard, worth Acc
r. Z. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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Night Robes
Ard Pajamas. in fancy embroidered
patterns; a correct article for gentle
mems Xmas present
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
1855 Main street
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Ticket Office No. 1O3 West Second South
Street (Postofice Corner.)
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vice Pres. & Gen. Mgr Traffic Mgr.
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High class work
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-06

mines of proveJ value for expl jfstlon
IL the BRUSH markets.
The latest deal reported in this city
il she sale by the Gold Creek Mining
company OF Nevada of its property TO
u British rynuicate VI 100000, 900.
The orlgina, capital stock OF the com.
pauy was 500. 900. The greater psrt
vf the stLcg ~ held by the officers Of
the company VINO .are Mplor Joseph
l.. Robertson, president; George IL.
Hutchinson, vice president; Francis
Dickson, secretary; WIN. ID. V.
FauldiDg, 8. Il. steele, Henry j..
Moyham, diIectors. Col. b. 3. Bush,
formerly chief engineer anu construc-
tor OF the Cr0tan aqueduct. 10 the en-
Uineer OF the company. he estimates
that over $8d 000,0 Ia gold 10 con-
timed in the placer which contains
500, 900 acres In Elko county, along
The banks Of Gold creek. OF the
above named officers only Blessrs.
Hutchinson anu ID ckson are in town.
Both refused t. give any explicit In
formation regarding the reported safe.
MI. Dickson admitted, however, that
negotiations were in progress With an
English Syndicate and would prOhn-
by be completed In short wnile.
Mr.. Hutchinson would only say that
airy staten lent tnet the Gold creek
mines had been sold was premature.
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The PLUM CREEK SIEGE.
D.bs Denounccs Judge Jaekson-.-c
Men compelled TO worAT-WO-
men in the Field.

PITTsBURG. Pa, Aug. Eugene
V. Dshs, who addressed the large
minera' meeting on tho DuquesBe
wharf iast night, lett today for Turtle
creek, where he speaks this evening.
Before leaving the city MIR. Deos de-
nounced Judge Jackson Of w. Va. for
issuing the Injunction restraining MIN
from interfering IN any way with tn.
MunOugah company or its employee.
MIR. DeDs BaiG In part:
"This injunction restIains ms from
walking On any OF the public high
ways leading to the mines OF the
Monougah Coal and Cole COMPANY.
Ii 10 most aweeping and no other Can
b. compared to 1t. This Injunction
annIhiiales the right of FeAceabls 1T
sembisge and eff .ctually suppresses
free speech. II it Ia sustained, and /
have no doubt 1t will be, IL ewsepe
away all constitutional safe usr rus anu
delivers us, bound hand ana foot, to
corporate capital.
In reference TO the charge that the
deputies now on guard at De Armitt's
mines were forcing the miners 10 WORK
at the point OF revolvers, Pres ideui
lpOlhu tlhtcu tbhL tu6 hdttbI ual Utel
placed in the hands of their attorney
ana probably that the mineIs' ell cials
would go into court and ask for an In
JUNCTION restraining these Geputies.
said ut: "They have 10 right to com.
pei sny man to 10 TO work. anu we
viii not stand 1t. l have In my
pocket the names Of many OF the mon
VINO were treated In this manner, but
,,TAfar m In nj ma. 10
the men will suffer"
The wives OF twenty of the campers
are in the field now. Tney have &C.
c IS TO the w0rkiugmen'S houses, but
deputies are stationed all along the
property line with instructions not to
allow solitary man to enter the
house range.
Many PLAN creek men are expscted
TO Join Che strike after pey usy, Mon
Gay. The striaera say they would be
out now, nut that they want to get as
much money as p0ssl Die ahead, 80 as
TO have somathing to iall back upon.
Whether or not The strikers Will be
able to get the Plum creek men 10
mine there is b, cOning more seri u,
question than the strike leaders at fret
thought. Unlike the other digging
settlements, about all OF the Plum
creek men i've In company houses on
the company's lana. Toe workmeu
DO not have TO leavs Inc DeArmilt
properly TO get Into the mines anu
strikers get no chance to stop them ON
the rouJ. The deputies do NOS allow any
one to get nsar the houses anu the
workers and strikers are entirely with.
cut communication except through
the women. 1t now seems the Plum
creek siege will be much longer and
much harder battle thGn at any Of tue
other mineA.
Prices lor GOAL moved up ten sen
ton since yesterday, tno assigned tu6-
son being that the prospects, are that
the area of the strike Win expand anu
embrace the northern ana central
Pennsylvania districts. Coal Ii being
boarded for possible future demands,
whom prices Will bs still higher. Ru.-
ing prices are Sl,l0 for run OF mine Ia
uarges and cara, P,tIsburg, anu five
ana Elk cents n pusheI for slsck In Tbs
FiyHE.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Miuh., Aug. g.
Lasl April Ii. A. Daley, OF Jenison,
sent letter 10 Mayor SHiit, OF ChiCa.
60, BGyinI he wanted woman OF ma.
lure ysRrs os wife. The mayor gave
tue missive 10 the newspapers as
litrry curiosity. The result was
Daley received nearly 500 answers.
Out OF the lot Daley selected Alrs.
Hattie u. Newt ~, Chicago widow.
hree months ago they were married.
Daley was 10 years Old, bis bride As.
Their l!to wac unhappy. Daley be-
came very jealous when his vile &c
turned to CaicAgO for long visit.
Chvy quarreled bitterly sud finally
sensrhtet.
Daley gave bis wife three days 10
reLuEn TO her allegiance as his wife.
The time was up last midnight, tu.
she reiueed TO resume wildly relations.
He forced his wny into her bed chAm.
Der and pressed his army musket
against her heart, at the eame time
firing. The woman 90 sed the muzzle
and pushed 1t aside, but the charge
penetrated her right side. She stag.
SeTei from the house IN her nigut
gown anu fell blet ding In the door.
slep OF Luna JenisOn's hOuge, where
shC wss found.
Daily was arrested aGd as there II nc
jail In JeuisOn, remained In custody
u officers until morning when he
WRs TO be taken to GTnud Haven. He
was allowed to enter q saloon and
drink sevoral glasses OF beer. AT the
bar ne fell backward In apssms anu
was dead in few minutes. He had
managed to clip stfychnin into the
beer. TIE woman mAy cover.
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FROZEN TO DEATH.
Dead Bodies Found on The Trail 10
lha Alaska Gold Fields.
THEY TRIED TO REACH SEATTLE.
But We're Oycrtakpn by the Last Enemy
Before They Came 10 Their
Destination.

SEATTLE, WASH, Aug. 6.-News
has just reached here OF the death last
April Of Charles Blackstone, George
Becker and ]. w. Msiirqus, minere
who went to Alaska in 1886, aid wete
irJ zen to death In trying TO make their
way back TO Seattle. They were last
seen alive March "a. Friends from
this city who went to Alsska to iBves.
tigate found B,ackstone's Douy.
The following statement was found
ON Blackstone: "Snturday, AptiI B.
1887. This IL to certify tnat Becker
roe, to death on Tuesday Dignt. j..
w. Malinque on Wed neslay."
@. A. Blackstone had his ears and
four fingers on his hight hand and twU
on his lett haud irOzsu. Toe bodies
OF Malinque anu Becker were never
found.
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hADERA, CAL, Aug. 6.-News was
received here this morning of shoot-
ing fray that took place las. evening
in tho mountains on the road or
mountsiu trail between Fine Gold
Gulch and CranO valley, at the Me.
swain ranch. The princiDn's In the
affair was Lewis a. Won rd, ranch.
or, npet 35 year,, native OF Texas,
und Z lsy II ar1oD, y. Jug man
about 2Oyears oi age. From the present
ncagTe reports II seems that Woe
ford, VINO Is tie owner Of q small
number Of cattle, was IN search OF
some sttays ana found them in corral
where ReardUn had driven lhtm. He
demanded that Runrd0n open the gate
anu allow him to take HE cattle home.
But this Rsnrd9n refused 10 d. until
restitution was made OF the d msge
that mad been caused by tho cattle,
Wotiord refused 10 pay uny damages
and started to unlock the gate, when
Rear ion ORDERED him 10 de.lst. .
bgnt ensupd and w Il rd was killed.
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FISH AND GAME LAW.
Mancs Broth rs Charged with Being
uUlawluily In Possession Of a
Wild buck.

A test case OF the new fsh and game
law, passed by tae last Legislature,
will be brought before Justice OF the
Peace Msrgetts Monday. William
Bingley, deputy county fish and game
warden, swore to complaint today
charging Manca Brothers OF the EIst
Temple Street cafe, vita uHlawtully
being in possession OF wild duck.
The law PROHIBITS persous from taxing,
killing, wOunding, shoot ng 81 or hsv.
Ing / q their keeping, any wild goose,
duck. snipe, 5rc Mt or svRu, between
tie 10th day OF February and the lat
Jay OF OCtob Dor following. This punish
nent IL from S. 70 $500 fine, or from
five days 10 IhIrty days imprisonment,
or both In the discretion OF the cour.
Great trouble has been EXPERIENCED
heretofore IN fixing the guit nj taklIp
wild blric, upon the proper parIi11, o
overcome which the l. u. Iaiaut,
made 1t unlawful for anyone to he in
possession OF the blrde during the
perio1 named.
MNucs Brothers were seen sb out tho
affair aud they stated that whiis the
SEASON wss open nome OF the men OF
tho shooting club winged two ducks
and as they were not seriously
wounded they brought them In and
presented them to tho cate. They be.
came very tame aud were allowed TO
wander about at will, AMI were found
evon on the sidewalks at times Some
lime ago the birds bscame afflicted
with tleIs and lard was placed under
an . -.
not known whether death reaped q
rich hsTvtst OF the little tpTiUgers or
not, but 1t has slnce claimed the bright
plunged blrGs Rs It's prey.
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OIL 10 Lay The DnsL

NEW YORK, Aus. GA dispatch TO
the herslu from Maye Lauding. n.
j., ssys:
The recent discovery OF Chief Engi.
neer J. Il. Nichols, Of the West jersey
anu SeashOre railway that CRUDE oil
applied to the ground along railroad
Tracks would sfiectualIy lay the dust
mas proven, alter thorough tests, to
work far better than was at tifst ex-
pected. Both lines OF track leading
from Camden to Alta Etio CITY are be.
ing thoroughly saturated Tor a u.s.
tance of six feet on both sides OF the
track.
The oil is applied on much the came
plan MS streets are sprinkled. A water
and recently au oil train with spripk.
ling apparatus sprinEleo more than
tweLty miles.
The work will be completed in few
days.
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VALUABLE ART LOST,
ln'n'"r takes the Sreret with
Him iniUiEierniiy,

lon'"r take. the SecreI with
Him iniOiEIerniiy.
Hy fyRK, Aug. "a special to
I"''Iu IE'n New Haven, Conn.,
no 1ne recent death al Naugaluck
i'S'fI L. Fowler, tnore mas ueep
Nv ''ciel Of an invention that
lasl 10 be OF great value to the
lsIslAl world. II was a Process
I.npS an electrical depOsit VI
a. Aom b solution upon wood or
"nt1 ilS'l oFseIni,rigld substance,
p'.cs's was made possible uy
NJ 'as substance that Was to be-
~ p's'el with a liquid prepara-
we tscie' Of wnioH was known
Mt FOwieL Every means
IN, ,u ni'a 10 Induce him to patent
'Is'O1 eul he declined, fearing
W. wv N's The use OF 1t,
y. .1lCAsl company was rsceutlv
Eri' sI n,!. offered ,oTRke up maui.
Ls.IS wv Snu lie Copper Gep sit ex.
[es s w, cinditlOnsd Their %
We ta'easing Of the iuyeptlon.
HY \. was rent 10 Mr.
| i,,S Sn' Oslofe an agreement hau
"''D'a the inventor died. "'
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Died OF Ills lpiurles.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Firemsn Charles
NJ. Conway uied this morning Of
II iuries received while at work al the
NortnW eBtern Elevator fire. Conway
was at work In the narrow area way at
The roar OF this elevator wbeu the ex.
plosion occurred AMI he was thrown
with great fUrcu agaiDet sized. He
was rendered Unconscious and be.ote
rescued from hi. perilous position mis-
body ana limbs hal been Inaugi,d.
fhe death OF Conway Uriuge the total
number Vt known iataiitiea In las
nignis fire to four. The injured FIRE.
mon are Progressing favoraOiy. but
seveiai are not expected to recover.
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IRON MOUNTAIN. MlGH,, Aug. o.
Tue appeais OF the leading citizens
prevented n lyncniug st Crystal Falls
.ast night. rne mlneTe employed 10
the suIruul ding locations are now
making tbrsala. A report lie current
TO lie effect that they have formed al
equalization ami Will iuvaue the viii
lage tonight Tor the purpose OF lynch
ing Buns. Meaniimo iL Is expected
that SheriIf Waite Will take precautions
to move the prisoner to anOthtr
county. Bons's confession was maut
secoud time In the hearing OF Auoi'
ney Henderson Of Norway and NJ. b.
McGee, leading ciIigsns. The fellJW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-06

DULUIH, MINI, Aug. IAN lssue
Ia winch Il number OF large iisu com.
panies are said t. bu Interested has
been raised here. A vigorous protect
has been made by the booth Packing
{. mpany against paying the GUY
N fish inn ojed ny The Dinghy
Uill.
Collector Wiileuts of In port today
levied on n cargo OF FISH on one OF the
b .otn steamers. He takes the position
mat the ti,n levied upon cRunOt be
numitled Tree as they were caught In
Ca adam waters by ,Canndian ti4ner.
men in the emp oy Of the Booth COM.
pauy. The conn., any, however, has
Fl gu protest IN when II stated that
{ is an American corporation COM
POSED OF cltlzsGs OF the Uniteu States;
lhat the hsn were caught in nets
owned by the company and packed
anu transferred by 1t.
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FTSIITER MARKET
,.r ,ow ErloaD FIGURES


| YORK, Aug. 2-o'bIo DIS
f' , .v Loadou yesterday re-
Pc " ,,, weakness in the SILVER
a.,s The local market was
p l.,, ,.'Is. effected with quota 'i
'IIoinv to new low Tecof'
M. he's, advlces rom L'n-
re- '..,,, ,se price OF bar silver there
(.''r,,p,tjns 25ld an ounce,
.,,,v Of the commeroial oar
l,ns hs,ls Of this quo'a'io"
u, ,.,I. an ounce, hut owing to
" Of a moderate short In
-, Ist msrAs,. which was cover,
,.. tscllue the rate Iot ac'uai
(.' v,s about So Nominal'y
[..m,n, s,,sy bars were qno'a6i'
which male the , va,ue
,I,er in standard silver dollar
! cents. ,A.,,,or denIets
:, wy an soilsr, was ia csnis each
=. parnyl,n soIs snd Chilean
y, leats each. The weakness
,sr market IS having a very
t',nrg effect upon exchange
L,Hsp. with cOuniriss that are on
/ wf C,.i,. in Mexico gold has al
IN TO an exceedingly hlsh
klup. .,,..,,,,.,
kilo OF tue silver market lie Lon.
\, ,f;rdo1 by the d IN 1ulIy that
mlllon dealers hnd to obisln
l,top, from abroad. A cable dis-
N r,c,lved by one firm read; mo
ID. Mime price al whIcn you
4, decline in silver is also having
|rdl,lufbing feet upon the hold.
Erlyer mlning securities. Some
N western silver mines are repor :
A be now operating at an actual
|,p lhr oasis OF peiont quotations
ND expected they will W forced
kui Gown.
|raon dispatches ascribe the great
kus,in silver to liquidation BY
(yhullers oil the metal. n JUS
Me ha. been witHessed since June,
Toe lndia minis were closed TO
L hlver coinage on June 26Ih o
|ysar. On the news silver bullion
Il L9ndlu from S74l per pound to
h bslJw 81, bui II rallied sharp
\ A cable from London says:
D. details OF the gold movement
Es week ate about 81 600 pounds
kfisd from Australia, $1,000
b. from the Cape aud 10 from
b.
Addition TO the 100000 pUu nds
Ny dispatches from Sydney 10
Francisco further large ship.
d are beiag arranged. Silver Is
)snllied. The demand OF China
liver has practically ceased en-.
" Exchange al Shanghai mas
nlos pdnl less than tnree per
sow the silver import point and
p viii not tags silver. THIS
"a great cha mel for silver.
ih sllIi ID the market for silver
ntally decEeasirg amounts nut
la mnIs are closed.
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BRIEF rELE6RaMs.

A cahlegrsm received in New York
TO-DAY Gays that Guss u mmermsn, tn q
rife snOt, again distinguished himself
in u shooting match at Frank ort-on-
the-Msin, Germany. yesterday, taking
the rirst prizc.
The German Gov eminent has again
entered formal protest again.t the
application to German sugar OF section
fivo OF the new tariff act by which
German u - u 10 trxet with q
higher duty than that from other
cou ltries.
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New York, Aug GA Dispatch to
the Herald from BuenOe Ayers sayt:
rhe Berald's correspondent in
Mouteviueo, Uruguay, telegrsphs thai
the rebels are IN conference WIN the
president ss to terms OF peace and have
declared they are willing to sign II
new pssce agEeemsnt which does MT
ignore their demands. 1t Is believed
that an agreement will DO si2rei this
week and mat the war Will end.
Many public meetings to urge peace
have been held.
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New YORK, Aug. GA special to
the Hersla iIYm Alexandra quo!us
Prince Henry Of Orleans asssyius:
81 have lust received the articles In
The Figaro on tue subjec. OF tho cnII'
lenges sent me by the allan officers,
and 4 fiuu the Eone Of those artlclss
quite Just.
III Is quite right to state the prln-
cipis that the rights Of travelers to
relate what they have seen and heard
shouid DO absolutely satenuarded, leay-
ing aside tho duelling question, az II
stands apart.
"rhe Auglophile journals here gross
ly insult tue Khedlve for having re.
Seived me.
ave leave at once. Will accept no
ohsllenge at MaIseil!es on landing,
We 20 straight to Paris,
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During the storm ,o1Gy Old Jovs
hurle- one o! his thunderbolts a. the
Utah Commercial ami Savings Bank.
HIS aim was not true and 1t struck
tho electric wires In from OF the
building and then descended to the
pavement. These VITO saw Ii sy
TINT It descended In the shape OF n
great cable, and when the wires were
struck az audible click was heard.
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is undoubtedly insane or IL acting tho
part to perfection. Thls 10 net the flrst
crime Of tins slme nature he has com.
m'tted. Ho hsr hesn iJoniit'od by
young girl at Norway "a the man
who committed an a5sault upon her
several mOnih his ago.
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from 81 o IS hne, the average bslns
worth from fl5 50 O. Sl7 3n ounce.
j. q. BuLsr Of the Pullman Car
company lie In receipt Of letter from
z preventative TaylJr, Guanclai
br ker OF Seattle. A few days ago
Taylor received word from some men
whom he sent to the Koudike region
las! spring, In which tuey tnlorin MIN
that evefy olR m within 100 miles VI
Dawson CITY has been takes, Rui sGys
that men are rushing all over the c0un.
try looking for loraliong. He says that
starvation and hsidehip stare many
OF hem In the face.
Captain NirbAum of the Ash E
Coal company, VINO has msds uJy
Of Il si!usti1D, thinks there VIII ba "A
grbat deal OF sufleriug IN that region.
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CHARGED VIII niGAuY.

seven Wiyts, All Living, IL the Al.
I,Ged IscOrd
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. GA warrant
ohsrslp Uigamy has been served on
DAVID Ellsworth Bates IN hiB cell a
the police station. II wseswOrn out
by James l.. McCarshy who said he
was tie iatler Of Mrs. Bates Nc. B..
The police say MIR. Bates married at
least seven women, all Of whom TO
living, ana only one OF them divorced.
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I'. urgaHi1lIg IL tomusuv
~ sssrch Tor Gula

:, !" Search Tor Uuia.
ET York, Aug, ia nal, soz.,
ba,I1,Sp , !, are organiz.
IsIsIo',.' he klOnulke gold. DsvIn M
ksnr'e' 0' Brooklyn, cierh of the
|n,unn , general committee, ia
Rs.ap, y, parry, Of which bo will
{p,' aaI Which will lnays a aS WIN
In nv !" s s lorIunes in ths eoi'.
i, Ms as !, Ioi,h' Deputy CorSna ma
|aA1,tic w y, stsokIyn lie the mos
,slr. S member Of the party a"d
ssyr wy -; A'aed Coroner Coonh S
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New York Rrpub,Icnn CONVENTION.

New YORK, Aug. G Tho Greater
New York R,puUhuan convention
VIII PROBABLY bs he'd on TUESDAY,
sept. 2stu, or i've weeks before elec.
lion day. This ls only lew Goye
DEF he the expiration OF the time III
which certificates OF nomination may
be flied. Toe Republican lenders are
not In favor OF u los & campaign.