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MURDERED FROM AMBUSH.
E. G. Massey Prominent Citizen and
 Const ble.

Little Rock, Ark, Feb. 2O-E G. Massey, a prominent citizen and constable of Franklin township, Little River county, was murdered in a horrible manner at a point six miles from Ashtown last night by Ned Aiken and his son and two negroes he was trying to arrest
 Massey was shot from ambush, his lungs being torn from his body by bullets. Mas
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Selanare, gada. g. gBeHern G%iienbabu.
NRnntnn 90 Mnn RQ7

3iiss ~SsrIafen Srrantcn; grprsb fir Q yra.
euit, Sspsgp, Utica, Buffalo uno ben Wffen
1910 uus 2.35 Wcrssns unb 1.55 NaGm.,
gsrbineuns ma6tnb In Buffalo ua& allen
punfttn In BEN Wsftn, Sinsbamtpn uur Bath
UNI 900 M. unb LOS Ra6m. Glmira Grprtb
um 5 SIS Ra6m. Grprsb fir Rsp yOrf, LAO,
$50, SIS, 8 90, 1905 Dr.. 1855 unb 1888
Ra&m. Grprtb fir philadelphia, Cation,
5rsnton. Sis, 500 unb 1905 W., 1855 unb
1893 HaSm. Ni6pIicu Aeepmpeaiipn puldbi
SCRANTON nm STA Rabm. 5Obpbanna Grep.
mooation ptrIGet Scranton UNI 6.t0 Absnbs.
YpafGnbiss ausfunft iiber 8atsu nab alien
5bsilsn Der Der. Staatsn unO Canada fanu In
Der Iifttcfits I'M 8abnbsf srbaltsn tcerhsn.
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8dderIdben su plinbern. Sin bIutiser
0ambf nit Der Npliaei foIate.

8dderIdbsn su p%Iiinbern. Gin bIutiser
&f nit Der RoliSsi foI8te.
au& in Deuti&lanb ipirS ni6t msbr
in gbrsbs ssItelt, baB bic armeren 8Iais
fen bsrsits betrddtlid unter Der beran'
nabenben 8rottbeuerung leiben. Sie
Breife in Berlin iinb UNI 10 bis Is Bros
cent sefiesen. Sie SociaIiten unb bic
Deutibfreiinni9en tperben barauS uno
aus Der ubIsbnenbsn Stelune Der Rssies
runs su Der Srase ber Nufbebuns ooer
MaBieuns Der @etrsibes6ae &apital
idla8en.
Die iapanii6e &esierune beabiiati8t,
cine MnIeibe bon rs Miaipnen Dollars
d~nsuIesen, UNI bamit innere 4nleiben 3u
bsden uno Der eeoriidten SinanSla8e abs
subeIfen.
SIN ct. PETERSBURG munfslte man,
bab abermalS elm Ani6las auf oaS Se'
ben beS 3aren entbedt trorben iei. Cine
Wine uno elm unterirbifher Sang, bic
bisrfir betimmt iparen, ioaen sefunben
iein.
Witten in ben inneren Wirren Oeiters
rei6s VI in @ien bas 50idbrise 8esiers
unssiubildum bss 8aiiers 6rans Soief,
refp. bic 50idbrise Subildum8s IuSftea'
uns in Serbinoune nit bemfelben, BON
8aiier psri6nli@ erbffnet tporben.
8ieIe amerifanif6s SamiIisn baben
3anser, Marcfto, p%erlafen. pessn Der
amerifafeinolihen Stimmune, pel6s
bort berrfdt. Der bortise amerituniids
gonIuI bate ibnen ba3u seratben.
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Or. Wilts' Witief
tpsrotn our9 ant
Apotbtfsr Iptrfduft
uuter elmer poftipen
@arantis; bic erfie
Gloi6e mist ODER oas
@elb ipiro Buraders
ftattet. Bud iiber
bic Rranfbeiten hes
9erjens unb Der
Reroen fret. -
aortHe:
Or m fIfe mfh
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err Or. Q. RbeIpS 4. Der IeitenSe genlpuss
M NntpaIt ppn 9elfaIt, U. y. idreibt; sd
VC iulrpe aus Der arnee ~entlafen tueaeH
t6ls6tsr gsiunbbeit uno fit ititosm an Ssrsbts
ihipsrosu. Sd battle bdutie Gbnma6ten uuo
Wann bon 50 Sabrsa. Sd tsau fSrtpabrsnO
,intn l~itbtrrod, itlbft i'm eoIlmsr, UNI mid ni6t
~ ~trfdltsn. Ronnts metn geibdft niHt berries
ben. Wsine Rube mar our6 bsfties S1msr,sn
In Der 6erSeeeeno uHo Der linfsu S6ulter ees
brau6 BON Or. Wilts' Seart Cure, uuoeahtet,
oab Id 70 bitle gatentmtbi,intn uno gtrihreis
bunetn bon HtrtteH etnomintn battle, obns oab
IS mir eebolftn bate. Or. Milts' 6eart Cure
it1tt mtins @tfunbbsit ipisosr Der. Gs IN ipobrs
baftie cine ipunosrburs Rsbiiin uub ss maht
mir bisl gtreniiesn. oisies Wlittsl Seoermanu iu
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Grant Stetter,
SOtel un0 SGfcrei
RatnffraRe, 9pbe part.

Marine unb taIts speifsn fnO ju isosr Ia.
s.s,eit su babsn. Grii@ss aa9sr fets on
5apf, loipie @eins. eiqnors uno si9arreu.
Sie nit meinsm Sotel perbnnoen Bddersi
Iiefert elm por3ieIides 8adw.rt, unO perosn
als 8efeauugen prompt unb biaie befor8t.
Hraut q tttter
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Giienb Seittabelle.

eric unb 9BBoming 8aIeb Giienbabu 60.
in Strait am 10. september 1897.
i3iiss p%srlafsn S:rauton ME fplst; SIR
Rem 2Jprf unb 3pil6tnfatipnsn auf Der grts
Yabu, sbsnip fir Saplsy, eafs arid nno lpfaltn
punftsn um 7.05 Rprssns unp 2.25 NaGmit.
tags. Grrsi6sn SCRANTON nm 10 % Dr., 3.t5
unb 9.3S Gbtnbs ppn ubigsu punften.
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21S penn apenne.
@effiette Nn3et8en.
@m. 3rpffel,
beutiber MeSNer

1115 Sadion Strabe,
liefert Die f%sinften Girte in Spos @art uni
sbsnio a1e Sorten friides uno slnssp0dsItes
6Isiid. Raudfeifd u. I. ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14

staius Of Oregon short tine .on Through
husiness Stiii a stumbling iloet.

New York. Oct 1.-THE prcss rlyr.
- D. rlld un authority ~ au 0hrcr
~ she Northern Pacific Railroad. that
the nrht between tha J. T.. Morgan and
The j. J. iiIl factions has been settled
a. FAR aH the payment ~ a dividend
on the common stock N thr railroad o.
concerned. 10 was agreed yesterday that
dividend will D. paid on The common
stock Tho rrraIdcnt OF the company
viii recommend 10. ana a majesty uf
the directors yesterday agreed io cone
fldlt the r"r0mmcndttlD favnrah.Y The
directors meet lu November. wh.u the
subject will boz considered formally
The controversy between tho factions
aq 90 tha status ~ the oregon Short
Lluc OF through business uH meeting
the Northern Pacific and Great North
crn, remains unH ttled. and ID ~ on this
point that several bitter lnttUrr have
parsed between the two factions the
rrCrui election 1f directors Of fhAt come
p1ny Indicates that hiatt question 600.
VIII De- settled aulclhly
The authority Tor fhnao statements o.
q director " the Northern Pacific. who
ls also "a member of the executive come
mittte OF thas railroad For obvious
reasons De- refuses the ure ni Die name
lu connection with the HtltUmnW. iir
pointed out that the railroad Wee r No.
agreement. must pay I PCT cent un the
preferred stock before dividend 1u thn
common stock can be- declared. Such ~
dividend has been paid. and Do lH rN-
rUrtod az the directors meeting lu Noe
Ntmurr a one per cont quarterly dlyl-
drnl 0n the comUn stock Will be au-
thITIErd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14
PLOTTING AGAINST FRANCE.
A Military Pic, Agiins, the Government is
Unearhed.
Actiot Was 20 Have Taken Place Tomor-
ros Daring the Absence Of the
Minister Of War.

Paris. oct il.-E Is announced here
this morning that mliinfy plot
against the government has bcen dis
oo'ercd. The RaPpcl Aurofc and
PrtH Republiquc Frinoaiss publish al
mln idenslcai stories on the subject.
u appears the plo, vas discovered by
goi4tral holding an imporTaHa post
t.yu. The pl1ttcrs were 90 have taken
acuon ou sruriay duuug tho absence
o. the minister Of war. Gen. Chinolns.
u furthrr appears that when the EJv-
cfnmcW was warned u tho plot the
ministers were not surprised. having
already obtained infpgmaaon rcgird-
Ing the conspiracy. The Matin says
the Plot WIS ugt ln favor N one 81 the
prrtrudora Go the throne " France,
whl has been filkrd about f0r nrnc
time. but was only fDr thc purpose Of
changing CyriI.U officials 1f the Esy-
rrnmcut without WugMug the prcs-
don't The premier, ~. hrlason, was
amalg thuar who were uut HurprlAd
when n3tined yf the plot lie PROMISED
90 take action iu the magcr,
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susrrNDID nrLATIoNs.


Washington. Oct. lion Inquiry at
the Colombian legation with reference
~ the suspension Jf relations between
Colombia and Italy. the charge DAFT
falrrs made the fuliuNiuW statement.
"H Dr. true that the Colombian gov-
rrnmrut has passed "a ducrcr suspend
ms relations with Italy I have not seen
tht text 1f the decree. but 4 am advised
Officially that 10 guarantee 90 Italians
.he protection uf the laws and besides
that ths British legation % charged
with protcctlng Italian lntugcatca IA
Colombia.
This act Of the Colombian govern.
mcnt ID without doubt The result "
popular Indignation al the hostile mca-
HurrH adopted laat summer by the itals
Jan government with ltH ueet IN Colon.
hian waters on The prctcNt VI some fall
urr on the part of Colombia 10 fulnllna
the award % PrcaldcN Cleveland .n the
CcrruU ease.
''The Colombian government offered
90 Italy 10 deposit with the United
states $4,000 Ia gold tmorc than the
whole amount VI money award which
had already been lIlll, as Kuarantce
Tor tho satisfaction VI any Just demands
agalnN her gruWlng out Uf the said
award. but thla 0ncr was declined ny
Italy and the Italian admiral with his
demonstrations Of force. insisted that
the demand OF ltaly, not based on the
award. should b. accepted,
- weak country has 20 Yield under
such circumstances, but n ls never
compelled 30 run the risk Of another eN-
perlcucc OF the same kind, and u In az
liberty 90 suspend relations with me
Italian government aH protest before
the world against wat has already
happened aud protection Tor the
future"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14

washington. Oct i1.-The statement
made by Cen. Joh1 NJ. Wlialu. thu
chief ~ engineers. 10 the oummisaI %
investigating the conduct W fha war.
WIS mada puhic today During the
progress 81 fhc war. the following ld-
diH0ns were made % she c1untry's
nrm1meuti
Armament VAS placed IN position f0r
ak t2-Inch guns. twHrty-uine i0-inrh
thifsy-uno s-inch. nfiy-sir i2iuch NOR
Ears and thirty-nvo rapid nrf guns.
and additional platforms We're made
ready Tor a aiill larger number. and
add ii0n1l cmpllr0 nts are uud
construction Tor atil more.
According o. this report, when MI
The works begun are completed. the
armament vii clnH.Ht or eighty a..
inch guns. M in-lnrh. slu.y-f1ur -.
Inch. az t2.lnch nurIara and a.vousy-
rinc rapd-nrea. The enipiloa meutH
were under construction at tKnuly.nyc
dirOfCnt hlrhlra on he 3iIs uf Aururs.
ana there were double EhiliH working
at zach place.
The total expenditures on account ~
Eun and m1r.ar batteries during the
period ~ the war. amount D. sts2t. 600.
Among thr purchafes Tor hIrbIr de-
Tense were 900 miles ~ cable. 100 tons
N high explosives. 1850 new torpedo
cases. fgriy.f1ur searchlighta oir.
Tweniy-rirlH haiti1fs we're nruei Gfs
mines bgng planted. Tho expenditure
uu haripr defense fur she period we're
tidei.ooQ. intronchinE turiH were pur.
chased ana stored ~ WWleta point.
uuiticicts Tor an army ~ $1,000 men.
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% G1d gives us o. see me light And
ne ia strangely guided uH, not only at
ttne heFlnr.nE uf our great bcginuing
hut alWn tl Che present hour, ana ann
sure mat 90 iH the universal prayer VI
oN.iN American that he shan at|ll guide
dnd Wo follow. ! shank you"
Five Gun minutes ~ applause FOL.
lowed ihU pftaIUOHtr addTtas mlagI. d
with cries ~ "iiurrlh for Mckinley"
and Three cheers Cor Mckinney"
From the Merchants ENchiuae che
President returned o. the southern h1.
tcl whore Doc had Luncheon. This after
noon the Presidential party took a
driVe through tho western part of the
Guy. The carriages were occupied aa o.
inc morning parade but th.y wore
1nly accom- panied by a squad Of mount.
ed police.
Several steps were made cnrlute.
Among tho places visited were Che g.
Louis hIgh school andMary To-
nIEnt there WIll he a general receipt ln
az the Coliseum in the Exposition huIid-
lug where Mr Mckinley will make on
address
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THROUGH SPANISH EYES
Senor hblngt Of the Peace Commission In.
ieNiewcd.
LONG BEEN NECESSARY TO US,


New York. oct IA special 90 the
world fom Paris says.
sonor Aburzuru. member or the
Spanish peace commission. was inter
viewed by the world correspondent
HAS the United States demanded
the whole Philippine group9" was
asked
"shc has not. so far" replied Senior
Abarzuaa. ''and Will think. be- content
with the tndroncs 0r part of them.
perhaps with dunn. which ahe haa ai.
ready taken. However as 90 that !
give only my impression"
Has not tho United States displayed
great muHnanimlty ln not demanding
indemnity
cuba BE- indemnity according TO our
View The commission viii not have
60 consider any question Of money ln-
domnity"
"is there no claim Tor the Mninc7'
That does not fan within the scope
VI the commission"
'lr 10 true that serious hitch has
arisen between the commission and that
break ln NEGOTIATIONS iH plHaiblcF'
'Th.n rumur lH ridiculous cXaH-
gcfut0u SO hitch has arisen"
ron what rruuud can Spain ask the
United sintos 90 assume the cuban
drbtg"
CUBA o. the koy 90 the cur Of
Mexico and hHH long been necessary
60 the United States. For TINT reason
alone nhe might take upon herself the
Cuban debt"
"whcn the United States gets cuba
she will Instantly secure control " the
customs. which viii enable her 90 ~.
fect o. conversion or the debt and re-
ducc the interest from 90 per
cent"
You imply that Spanish rcilnaulsh-
mont M sovereignty means American
annexation not cuban independence 90
Certainly our REIMBURSEMENT means
the transfer of sovereignty 90 America
with nll its rights therefore also L.
obligations"
Philippine and their dobtq" -
NO. That case IL absolutely on.
noHitn. America would be- extremely
unwlsc 20 start policy N colonial cx
pnnHIon. Taking the Philippines would
mean colonial army. a colonial SER
vice and moro ships"
"iiui The American people have fully
counted the cost"
They cannot have done 10 because
they do not know H. or course " the
United states were seeking to obtain
large Interests In the far east, the
PHILIPPINES would be valuable. Such
policy, however, would entail con.
atantly Increasing racrinnccH and In.
vplyc International complications vi
the most uucruuH DESCRIPTION"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14

the North and Nortb,goat. es tyau ma
those af d.. South and sYuthvast. are
fast missing AWAY. ID bab.Yv,r ur at
hIs Time to nsy thr rnnehman that
tfIDutu DO ,.ht0h ut.e rr. La, inott, ,p-
uuci. no them belong In ID great
measure 5to credit OF dnveilpIrr this
vast tNpnusc of forrltar, aud opeu'nr
iho same o. the advance af tho tiiiar
uf tf. soil Uy r,HHHn OF tnsIr cutaf.
prirr in raising and hsriirr ilres
drIFcf 0f clItip which hHt tn b. tfnus-
ported t1 market they crtHf.1 tho
noH sltY flr luI induced truaa rr.at
arteries 0f commerce. tha railroads. ID
extend nun through th..r domain.
VIZ Do iH daily lHUIwIue 20 moro and
more valuable section nr do ealn
try.
Following The lines lf tho rnUrl1dt.
nH la always tho ,lua. oamr the pfl.
ducrI iho bono and Hiuow Uf our cauu.
try. Tie iH iho principal factor of our
state Governments tho political power.
th' financial credit of tho state in
which be- iivoa. tfo ir the ono o. a,y
whether or not tho live stock uf hIa
country shall be- superior Co that of
any other
"HU establishes and supports homo
markets lu the state whore boz riIaaH
hls product hc rnyr f1r public Improve.
monts supports biz home. and calls
around him churches schools. public
aud private Institutions nuI ,u tt.
comforts und necessities uf d1moatI.
Tranquility
For state fl fostar and protect
the lost interests of itH producers b
O. add strength tl in government.
q would aursat TINT y4u r..0r,
m,nd tp the arvnrHf rtnte government
thlt where IRRIGATION Dr. noroaa4r, AND
would add to tho Interest I'D tho rr,.
duccr tho puhie funds b. used t1 stfp.
ply their moods In this rrspeUf thsra.
by adding more tn tho wealth. proIuc.
frHIraa mud nr1aparIiv 1f THOR p.1pis
than many other ,rpandIt1r,r for ptib
DC Improvement
"Thr dement's of aueb pubitc irrlen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14
SANTIAGO oAMPAIGN.
General shsfter u Interviewed In chicago
Regarding Cubsn Iandins,

Chicago, oct. A.-Oeu. william r.
shafter. lu an interview hers regarding
the Santiago campaign says regarding
the Suggestion thli the landing should
have brOu 40 Aguadlres'
ANY commanding general whd
would have landed his tiNnps a. Aqua
darrs ln preference 90 ElIquiri ought
n be- court martnlod and shot OR in,
competency. n was uot good beach
900 which 10 land. The gr1uud was
dnsely covered with vine 1r plan,
more deadly than the poisonous lyy.
Through This soldiers would have hId
tl cut their way. The point mas
strongly defended ana there was lo
Wator behHern Aguadores and SuuGi-
ago.
The ground was lmpmoticable. ~ not
lmpenctrable Had ! landed no Aqua
daros. and Invested Santiago, the Span
ish would have bad a road over which
they could have retreated from she
city u they 20 desired, My army went
ever .n the hills aud cut IN the Span
iah retreat"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14
CHIPS FROM CHINA.

A dispatch from Pckn says that
th.rty-thrre Italian blueiacketa have
Hr'I"ei there TO guard the Italian To-
CATION.
The British. German and Japanese
ministers at pekln-acordlng 60 a Hpe-
clal dispatch from shhnghai-have
yainly sought Tor d week past an audi
once " 'he emperor
An oniolul VI the Tsung II Yamen
rays tho emperor lies in u dying cone
dillon IN small building on n lake
near the empress dIwager'a palace,
where no man can penetrate.
The foreign Legations in Pokin have
not yet been notified by the THung ii
Yamen that the empress dOwaRcr has
assumed tho regency, which, daily np-
pears % assume more tho nature OF an
uHurpntiQn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14
BEAN WINS ANOTHER FIGHT.
The Rehfeld PugilIh Finds an Easy Mark In
the MehIg n hddleweighl.

u took willard Boan. u Rlheheld. Just
eight rounds TO whip Jack weday. the
Michigan mldIlewolght, In the night at
Mercur las, night The Utah man had
the best 1f the battle from the begin
ming. and az the opening Of the ninth
round. bis opponent failed to respond.
and hla seconds threw up the sponge.
The fact h. Doc had received a blow over
mo heart bon the previous round that
was slowly sending him into IN
consaiuusnraH. Hetu. on the contrary,
vas unhur,. and turned a handspring 10
SNOW that Doc was Htll ln good trim. 10
took the Michigan man hfeen minutes
10 regain aGuslhIIity For a time Il was
thought be- would dc, and fear hlled the
minds OF those 1t no. rIngalde. hut
Weday finally pulled himself together
ana was iakOu iu hIa hlirL
The receipts amounted Go 800. seven
ty-fye per cent NJ which together with
Inc 500 purse offered boy the MoTcur
Athletic Club. went 90 hte winner.
Wedny weighed lll Wounds ana Bean
i5i. Tho latter lH now looking Tor more
men 10 conquer and more money to
win
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14

Mexico city. oct. 1.-THE govern
ment has granted a concession 90 the
standard guaEr railroad 100 hlometers
maximum leuEth with HlN thousand
kliumr,ers subsidy. The Concrsaluualre
Is the Ineurlu Copper Mining Company
ia which the Paris Rnthschilds are
heavily Interested. The road 10 being
planned tl connect tho mines with the
bay OF Zituataneza, on the faclnc coast
and win hr an outlet Tor copper pro
ductl0nH. The tuguifrln mines arr be-
licved so be The future rival 81 the Cal
umct a Hecla, The greatest known c0p-
per property In the United Stutea
The yellow fever ls abat.ng IN Vera
cruz aud along the coast With the APP
preach OF cool weather
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-14

hal H.. oct IA telegram was
uaid today from Vlrdrn saying that
y AT probability Operator Lukrna uf
Ai taieHEu+N lrden Coal company
e.,3 L'i0upl 90 land az pana Tho M
lNA rcEfutl Who AFTER a bloody riot
aHi tfut uti no Nirdeu 4 conference
~ Immediately held by telephone De.
Nosl capt Harris. company q, Au-
va w, commanding The militia here,
goa Ailt Gen, lrtCr, and Governor
lsanir az Springfield.
lhf touitreull resulted IN the GOV.
Nlai ordering Capt Harris TO immtdl.
W. pui guard nt zach 81 the coal
m,nH and at ,he approaches u each
's.A9ia lh'l iaua and under no clr-
,-.l''lAe't il permit any Imported
h..a u lni .u pana. Captain ilar.
20 Nhi b men under his command
~ n.I.lrd 90 call on citizens
-i'i h'n " necessary The Union
mlntu through ihsIr incident. u. u.
'4'iNA Immediately volunteered their
.tNi.rh u.l.f r.lEans also yolun.
',a Captain Harris told them 90
u, ielaH"HH where h. could md
M ih.Ieup1n the miners assem-
o. AalNnN for "a call TO arms, while
nFAN Haffif Immediately followed
~ Instructions and placed
:, s.'ii a. each mine and railroad
-. ~ ~ interview Captain Harris said;
.,s governors orders shall be
49,. ensi 81 aGd n any negroes are
h.su' lli' fana while am In
s,,is. ana thsy refuse TO retreat when
be. 3! q a hl, I VIII order my men
b,t Ai armed guards viii be SINH
AK ',.N WIN. The governors or
every man under nv command
N-.-l.- -nlll land Nm pana."
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SPORTS AND PAsnsEs.

The Nay Stock Farm naar Lexington
has been leased 70 cuuEr fasman Joseph
Haley. uf Texas, 10 be- used Tor breed
Ing irottlnE horses. Electric Bell, a fun
brother ~ hOw Bells, by Eiectlonesr,
out OF beautiful Bells. stands al the
head OF the stud, with twenty good
brood mars. The farm viii b. super
intended by Allen Steele formerly train
~ Tor Major =, 4. Johnston. II Is ex-
pected that Mr. BAILEY win make his
permanent home there.
General w. T.. Jackson. sold al Belle
Meade Farm forly-une hl0oded brood
mares and q stallion. The STALLION, Imp
pandio Dlnm0unt, brought 1880, and
goes 90 M1hlewood stud. Tulln Black
burn, by Luke blackburn, brought st..
600, and was purchased by - 4. iiai,
bison, ~ Lexington, KY, said ~ be act
ing for Milton Young. The nifty head
sold Tor sis,i9o.
The min between Oscar Gordner. the
Omaha KID" ana joe Hopkins.
scheduled FOR tomorrow before the
olympia club OF Toledo, IN on. chief OF
Police Rata has Issued orders forbid
ding all boxing matches.
There were 1--WE races Tor the fourth
day ~ the Kentucky Trottlng Horse
breeders meeting NJ Lexington. IL
was clear and cold whom the nrst race
was called, at ~ o'clock growing cold.
er as the. day progressed, making the
time slower,
Al Newmarket England. today the
souihnold plate f1r three year oids ana
upwards was Won hy tho Lnrllard
Barosford stables chestnut colt Grodno,
ridden by Tod sloan. The betting Ma.
four 10 one against drOdno,
The Middle Park plate. OF 800 soyer.
aigns. was won by Calmnn. the prop
,erty N the Lorrlllard- Beresford M.
hlea, with Tod sloan M, The bettlne
was TO I against Calmhn.
T0yaroa the property OF Mr.. Rivers
and ridden hy sloan, won AN aii.a,l.i
selling plate. The betting was z
2 against Tovaros.
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nus cmINrsr cnIsIs.
Wrench Minister Hints st strong Measures
that Mui Include Ifsneh Troaps.

pclin. oct. 1.-THE nuW itaiiHm min
ls.cr, siguor Maruno, has arrived hero
and demands the customary audience
VI the emperor Much interest," 10
aroused in the part she d'Nugcr en-
press Will take 10 the ceremony. The
French minister has HttuuKIy urged
thr Immediate uecerTiiy u ubuafAuE
the release " Frcnchmsin VINO IN
row IN the hands % the SEorhuan
rebels and has threatened b. take
strong measures, which will Include
Frerth troops crossing she frnnilor.
The emperor II practically lnpf1H-
onod IN the island palace. which 10
strongly guarded. Not a boat IL all
lowed 10 land there except with the eN.
pressed consent % she dswyzvr en-
press
All the decrets are now issued by the
dowagcr empress. the last protence q
the empeNrs power having been abol-
lshed.