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Washington, u. c.. Nov. ii.-An en-
,'llshs sn Tor the future a. TAR ua
s'Fff 90 ulntuutd peace 81 conrern.
hs frppW go the state depart.
nom rufed states Consular
90 N.riiuH. at Grio on trade clnll-
~ 20 EAf'sW Spain, lie says that
.iiliI irilrs are sn a more prom
glflf 700, business acnvity Is
OLE and confidence seems To be
.ael a single fact noted by the
Z agent 81 the Abolition by the
'tn Ent frmlul uf the war tax u
a W erai un exports. The ensct u
-, ~ N1H uu.g 90 hamper trade,
!, A special brnrnt 20 she treas
~ lhr sums NJ exports Tor sep
t,5 .nFtatrl this greater activity
n. ll' export tax 10 collected IN
n. ~ hopes flr improvement la
llFnE trade during the coming
-. 80 ~ 'rll founded. Heavy ship
g. riAWsh onions are reporte 4.
k,tl,1k i0'0Nl crates, and. a. these ara
e..irly Cot the American mar
sl, A-f ua says @ lHa pity that
H'l iH' Doe shipped direct as the
49,, p.n'Aia by Engllnd must have
hgl lhr olst of these veg,tables.
ut.,,,. fse lp.mug f0r American
kan lin again. particularly To-
~ FNNulrum and Ftuvsa
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down COMES THE PRICE
PAlTRY 100000 WILL Be OFFERED,
That Being tho Coat Of a Few Duhions
Improvements Instituted In the
rar ON Archipelago.

New York. Nov. ia dispatch 20
the Herald from Washington say.
Instead " paying spain fi0Oo0.OoO a.
nn Indemnity for the ceFslon " the
Philippine Islands 70 the United states.
Pfesid nj Mckinley Intends 20 rcim-
burae her only for the debt OF about
u.o0o.000 contracted Tor public improve
monts. President Mckinley and biz
cabinet have carefully noted the acn,i-
mont expressed throughout the coun-
ny by the elections has been In oppp-
sltlon 90 the sugges,.on TO indemnify
Spain 20 tho extent first proposed. A.
was put out by the administration au-
thoriues. u was Intended 20 give the
capital OF the entire debt noatrd. with
the Philippine Islands a. security and
amounting 10 $40 600 900. What will be
paid by the United States. according
20 the present Intention Of the Presi-
dent II the debt contracted by spain
Tor the establishment of lighthouses.
hlrbor improvements, ana public build
lngN All told, this does not amount
10 q very large sum. being fixed nt
about ti.O00Ol0. Friends ~ spain lu
the diplomatic corps say that u N an
NuNfNHf TOT ANN iNNNNNNNt 10 hNNN HANN
a small fsim. Perhaps u would be tn
best thing FOR Spain " she should rid
herself of the Philippines said one Of
these gentlemen; "but surely 4 II not
right that the United states should
satisfy only small portion Of the debt
leaving her with the remainder on her
hands and with "A low treasury 20 meet
o."
n is not believed IN oniclhl circles
here that spain viii withdraw her COM
mlssiuntru ff,rn Paris. She has no de-
sire 20 lose the Canary Islands und she
IL apprchens.ye that In ease uf q re-
sumption of hnsillltifs, the American
government would seize and perhaps
hold them.
A high administration OFFICIAL says
that In case ~ the withdrawal ~ span.
in commissioners. the United States
government would complete the mill
thry occupation ~ the Philippines ana
would take such other steps uH 70 might
deem advisable Tor the protection OF
this country'a rights 10 the far East.
From Mr. nay, the officials have
learned that the American commission
crs yesterday presented ne rgply a.
the spanish refusal 20 surrender the
Islands. and n Il expected that nov tn
administration has been 80 shtlsfactorl-
~ endorsed by the country the span
iaNis VIII appreciate the hopelersnesf
u their position and tccrdr 20 The de-
mauds OF this government,
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sand men on board two vessels left las,
week
1'hree more vessels will take the bal
ancc.
There has been total disregard OF
the comfort and health NJ the soldiers.
OF the soldiers at Santiago thirty per
cent are certainly docm,d.
The hospital ship Is taking smallpox
cases and men suffering from dyFentery
and fevcfs, bad food. f.jar grounds and
the lack of medical atteutpn make the
lot ~ the returning Spaniafis pit.ful
and dlsIfacciul 90 the government all
lowing 70. There have been fOry deaths
% soldiers ON the wharf On Gihara so
one day.
The efforts of the men 10 reach thu
bUdies are buried in the bay ana credit
"a to the transportation company rs
passengers.
Evacuation Of Pusrlo Prncipc will
occur as an early dlte. Preparations
for 10 have been completed. Tho Span
cards have moved 10 Nucvitaa. where
transports await them.
The situation h .ge VIII make the task
81 she government the mos, dinicuh IN
the island.
Revolutionary Cubans hlld most
hostile attitude towards American con.
teui. They think they should have th'
u CHEST offices. News from Manzan.il1
raates that preparations are C,upicicd
fuf rirriHoning The small towns In fhi
Munznnlliu dIWftct. A bnttahuu VIII
BE- stationed at Hay1un.
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TWO EXPRESS TRAINS MEET,
-FOUR MEN ARE KILLED OUTRIGHT.
piuohy Engineer who stud Manfuiiy 10
Iiis Post Escapes with q severe
scaiding.

wukesbarrs. Pa. Nov 1.-THE BUFF
fnlo Express on the Lehigh valley rail-
road which icft Now Yurk ut $3.50 last
nlght ran Into the Sew York aui Phll-
adelphia ESprtrs, going ,a'. on
wlkosbarrc mountain at O'Clock this
moru.ng. The killed. and wounded
taken from the wreck are.
KILLED.
VIM. T1Xhoimor. fireman.
Fred GaHsgf. fireman.
). c. McGrcgor express mcsaengcr
Elrion.
john McNally. engineer. white lla-
Yea. -
INJURED.
u. Il. Price, engineer Sew York.
John HlhbUn. engineer, wuk,sbarrc.
badly Hcaldcd.
charles Morgan. express mcssougor,
scaiipd about head.
John shannold. brakeman. cut a.5Iu,
head.
The train going east. which was come
posed - au rNpreaA car. oumblrfalnn
tnrr1Fr. e. day coach and three sleep
cfa. had the riEht VI way on q single
The nnnaio Express. in charge "
trs.ir.'r itnhtii, "a ,r.i.rs FL .t,1
on a siding On the mountain afU ia the
New York EXprrsa pa1a.
A. uohblIn 1ppf.,irhed thr aiding he
diro1y.rrl th5s Inc air br,kas N,5uId
nlt ,y1rk Thr train Ma. uiYyln. ni,1ut
thirty mlira ar hour. dsvp N rr,dr.
The engineer Whisiltd fran4ically for
the han41r1kca. He ifew the other
train WAS nhiF due he rfyrrHHd hi
engine ana gtuek 10 his ~ but oouil
moi avert Inc cSiflri1r. hi i.sr nan !,
mif4Its The ,Xprrns fr1m the Wrst
drawn By heavy .nrir.s hove In rirht
\ terrible crash followed m a curve In
"A drrp rut N.,yIy I,l ths t,,ss.r,,.,s
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, d,rec, and te,fular line ~ American
=, I.i.a.,.,,t,s betWarn New YORK and Ar
s-s,tiu, norris sush a line w1aid nntu-
raiiv he of great advantage 20 Amttl-
can merchants ari ! bcli.Fe maj event
uaIly IL would pay WEI ~ hIht, no
d1ii6, II wouid De necessary To subll-
diyn i, bnt that could be done In the
Wav ~ \ Government postal subsidy
r,@,tatntv anything that ihis govern
mont cottid Il, toward Increasing ana
devaioninr the rnsta. facilities between
the United S.1'rH M tle Argent ne
Republic would be " Immense h"neiit
% both countries. AZ present thNlt
no American line o. snips vtni.i,ius
country and ArWutini. Iht htiii u
have several regular lines. - have the
French. the tiefmana. the Italians ana
even the Spanish.
u have heart more or less tax about
establishing ~ American h1uh o. Nf-
Tcntlna. That would be a '1h idea Tor
United states Interests ana % would
foster trade ee.ntibnt between the poo
plp N the two countries ~ course We
do not need American capital a. there
Is an mundane Of British capital r.
our country. An Of our railroads thus
FAR have been HUT: with British cap
itii. A few Americana have started IN
business In the A-g'hiine Republic anl
they are doing very well. There could
not be- a mucn bcif7r He'll 90 work. 10
n territory with q population N ,.oon o0Q
We were able 10 export In 1871 r1nls "
I the value OF tiGHN.Ul1. This same ter.
rltury ls capable ~ supporting e0itOp
/ ono people. think that the sDuihrrn
/ part Of our republic b. gning 60 tr the
I new Argentina. That section has q
/ cooler climate. WONDERFULLY ffrillg soil
l ana o. free from ldcustF which have
| been such dimigns rlasdc in ihd
/ northern part of the republic
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THAT UNLUCNY NUMBER
Republican Majority Nov Conceded Reduced
10 Thirteen.
STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN, STRENGTH IS 1885,
They Are However Counting Upon a strong
rrobabi. rrspondetsn Of Iifts,n
over Combined Forces.

Washington. Nov. live have co..
,ciycd conGrmatory information from
every district la the United States. DO
said Chairman iinbcocl of the Republic
can congregational committee today.
This shows the Republicans will oer-
Dlnly have thirteen majority and per-
hnps mon, than that over the combined
lppoHiUou in the next House ct Rep
rcs.ntativoa Any changes which Hub-
roquont returns may make VIII be- in
the direction % increasing our majority
The straight vut Republican strength
shown Will be- 1885,"
Representative Cochran from the 18th
New York district was at Republican
headquarters today. on the face "
the returns 10 Tar received he had been
defeated by fourteen votes, but Mt,
Mr, Cochran claims that the votes ui
the soldiers OF his district. now az Camp
Meade viii Riyc hm majority aud
show That he BE- elected. The tcpub-
licnna nre counting this aH q strong
probability In winch case they would
have nftrun majority ln the House,
Word has been received az houdqunr.
ihit the Second California nnd IN
the Twelfth Texas districts which wsf,
considered doubtful. tho Democratic
nominees have been elected chair
man liahguck has received Information
indicating that the Republican numi-
nurn IN the Tenth Kentucky. Ninth
North Carolina ana Ninth virginia viii
contest the election OF their Democratic
opponents, ana that George N, iiig-
sins. the Republican nominee ln the
Twenty sixth Pennsylvania will de-.
mund a recount Of the ufilC.Al vote.
which viii rive the election 10 a. Cas-
ton. Irmucfnt
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New York, Nov IA dispatch a.
the World from Washington says A.
a recent meeting NJ the professional
bun Fighters IN Havana, II was deter.
mined 90 forward tu PrsHld ut Alg-
klnley a petition that after the be-
ginning " the American control, there
Doe no legal steps taken 90 prevent them
from carrying On thrlr tmuH mrnt. The
bun fighters declare that their uyell-
hood depends upon m ~ ability % con-
iinur in their chosen profession ana
that q would b. a sore disappointment
90 the people ~ Havana II their chief
entertainment was f3rh .ddru.
The gladiator win state that General
Lee, during hla residence "a Cuba.nsv-
nght. 1hHy also declare shat al Amer
leans who have Witnessed bun right
are FryHtiy pleased with the perform.
auUr.
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cuBAS PROBLEM.
President Mchinisy receive. . Letter
from the cuhan Provisional uo,.rnn.nt.

Washington. u. c.. Nov, IA l.tt.r
from President MuE1 % the Cuban pro.
Ns.onal government 70 President No.
knley has Just become accessible. n
"a dated az Sauia cruz del aur. sent n
nui deals with the government ii prsl,
lumH which nov confront the American
ana Cuban people ln cuba. Prfsldsnt
Mari says ihai With the evacuation ~
the island by he spanish "Wlll com
monce The ariuous and dlfiicuit task OF
csiahHhins IN cuba nrm and stable
government"
He says that the l0r'c % events i'm
posed an agrrt mvnt bowen she Amer.
lean and Cuhins. a. % the ends 10 be
accomplished uud that The complex
aahur IN which We have been and are
rnglF 4 has he,n but in part reagzei. %
ana mat "ihe goveirmrff council AZ
thc supreme authur'y Of the rrvolu.
ton has Inspired an So acts In the aim
~ sustaining and aid NJ the policy ~
The American government"
ie ohncsdrs that the American g1y-
cfnmout should garrison che island Ia
urler 90 secure tranquility during the
period NJ transition from Spanish go
cuban rule. ana that The natural de-
yrlnpmtr ~ events VIII necessarily
bring about a practical understand ug
between the American government and
| the people of cuba upon a common ba.
ais 30
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nooMISG ARGENTINA.
Julio CARR. raint. III. Advantages OF
,h. HrpubiIc with Lurid urush.

New York. Nov, 1.-THE Times says;
Julio carrie Of Buenos Ayres, former
IN charge d'Anaires from tn Argentine
Republic 10 this country lhu hl"ls r.
Gently diplomatic representative OF Ar
r.ntina In other countries, ID now In
,hs civ on brief VISIT lie lot
uu.nos AyreH two and a half months
aen and al That time he says business
conditions were improvlng rapldly, In
MA oplnlon his country now 1uers eN-
ceilen. opportunities for United states
.nterprlaas and capitalists b"llnNe IN
the future OF Argentina ana u AZ ai-
mlrer OF American character ana IN
"fitntipns MIR Carrie cxptesses a de-
sirs to see closer relations develop be-
tween the two countrlvs, -.. -.
"1shs pgople OF my country have o
y,rv friendly feeling for the United
s,aiss" said Mr, Carrie. Considerable
machinery especially agricultural I'M
niemrnta. from the United states has
f1uud lts way 20 ArFenllnt ana the
neople there like Il, In my opinion, this
''r Admirable time Tor the United
statea 40 extend It's tr1da 10 my coun-
~ Argentina has passed through ..
nS,rclai crisis and thc fact mat BUSH
moss conditions are HtorlilY IMPROVING
| ,h.r. III shown by the rapid decrease hi
,hc nrsmlum On Hold When | left Their
! three months age ther was premium
! of slNty-seven On gold, Now the pre-
mlum Is down 20 ABOUT tWenly-stVtn'
t9.npral ROcl and the entire present
.d,ninistrntlOl Is lr0gr1nHlve and soon
there will BE- q demand for nav rau'
s",1a IA deyslp TO- southern pArt of
| ,h1 pepubllc. American capital NIGH
ara profitable employment ~ building
'h sI, seems 10 me that there should h.
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rnnMrrLY NAILnp.
sis Of the Mcn who Held ~ Great Norih-
err train Hrhind the utrs.

Minneapolis. Minn..Nbv ia Moor
h.id special 60 che journal says.
"s.N uf che men engaged ln the hold
up NJ the g-Us ND.ih0f1 coast irl'n
near Fergus FAILS. were captured here
Jhia morning by chief NJ Police Murphy.
-Four - the men arrived go tho EN-
change h1icl h,r ur4ihcr ant tAl
others came about 600 hour later ana
inquired Tor the IRE four Each h'i
ilrre rtNuivcrs. Two sets W burg IT.
tools ard tNu dirk lanterns thr s
ricks " dyum'ie AMI four dynamite
caps were found 900 ihom. Each man
had three h1rikorchofa The tx men
had ublut $500. They gave iher flmUs
as W. e. Ross. J. e. Hall g. y. Hun
man. 49, i.MIn0s. \ Morris aud J. 10.
EdWaria None iH more than thirty
years old. an are hr.rE irl tnt.fi-
r. ut iu lprrburHn. THREE claim 90
oumc frm0 Missouri. There seems % Boz
900 doubt mat they are thD fueu supple
Gated and ihli ihDF had agra.d Oh ruu-
devious lt Mu1rhe1d
\ number nf .hrr olhor'os lnclul.
Ink chat of 900 elevator 40 Evansville
Iad lauk 1t r1fls Lake 1rc nov
credited 90 thIH gang
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Sew York. Nov 1.-THE American
Tobacco CO.. OF which james 70. Duke
o. president viii. at Newark ~ H..
Dec. n. mg.l Co B'lfy or reject the
proposition 90 turn over o. the CoutI-
mental Tobacco company, yet 90 be- In
curpnfhtHd ln New jersey with q capt.
tni OF i,s.Ooo 900 an me plug tobacco
Interests and plant n the American.
which retains 10 Interests In cirarrct-
fes and smoking tobacco, A. this
meeting action viii be- taken ~ 90
amending the bylaws ana 90 provide
that no director 1r officer ~ the Amer
team shall. when In ONCE engage d.
rcrtiy or indlrroily In anything similar
90 that which the American o. engaged,
Or in ihe manufacture ~ sale ~ any
supplies Tor or connected herewith
without tho consent ~ two-thlrdH N
the directors ny ihD American. The
penalty suggested In The event of q
decision that the rule has been violated
b. vacntirF ~ office, "a nue " go and
prosecution Tor damages.
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,s.said scheme Tor the Educaiion Of
Caha . Amsrlcf.

y.a York Nov ii.-Gcn. Joseph
vsssfh deeply Interested In the ,du-
aas % cuban young men. lie BE-
.ts ihit 10 young CubanH Will come
tnt country aud Boz tuturod and thea
fil.li home ih.y Will b. 70. Frrat use
4 ttH0p.ng cuba ana Introducing a
n. iafm % government
0r wheeler has commissioner 'ill-
~ X. Haffuuu. treasurer Of Union
CIR 90 ask the American colleges
gaA q them would give free educa-
D. tao % more cubanH n the right
- 2 men tnuld be found 20 secure a
tu uufse 10 this country. Sir.
Hiudlf has written 10 over ~ college
jyfliau In the United States anking
uia % cooperate and advance zen.
Whusft pan. over 100 replies are NJ
iafl tfi tih one accord thc colleges
afiF % ilf two OF more young men
VI can fia the necessary rHNmlui.
t.ai az ua1 eau come Vnuchtl COR as
% ltinar ana make them ben Gel.
sfIH D, o. extent Of free tuition. IN
hisy uiff H. college agrees .u iil
Q la-.r men beyond free tu.iilu,
u fufflI Instances the colleges. roc0g.
tftr DE- difficulties under which tho
. ~ nFl In cuba have lalird. have
sHui O. ucelyv them without ias.f,-
20 aioa .h,lr passing the examlnt-
tHH
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Annl,.a Ia,s.ler. Ia me,lee.

NNl cla, Nuy u.-Cungrsss has
isttrl q taW 300 from the depart
t'.i = ihe announcement OF great ln.
va, 20 American Investors Ia MrNl-
G. 70 Is lG substance the same ha
ri fHrui law regulating special pri-
at-f 90 rgN companies and pruNld b
tNihilng franchises Tor frum nyo 90
y. Years. according 90 The importance
.-tf,si and iho capital Invested. u
lillel that companies organic "A
- ih'f laH shall be- relieved from
lifii taxation during the NE % the
w, and that the material re-
,.'l n rrH Industries shall be- i'm.
l ittg ~ duty The old law made
~ ih' minimum amount ~ capital
i.ird 90 enjoy these immunitics. but
tsN law reduces the amount 10
lafl u. = Vice Consul bennett h
lih.sd eEifauco 10 the American
-il.lie. and General J. starr Hunt.
A.fy n San Antonio, Texas. IL act
q a. vice consul.
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CHILD DIES IN COMMISSIONS
s,,stD, or PEOPLE IN VALLEY SICK.
~. poitu,ed by the New Concep-
t-,or =, A.Psn' ra'iI"r' BEING
pempsd into the River

c,,,prdat. cob. Nov ii.-siS sec
ma employed on the RIO drande
....,a have been poisoned BY drink
Z. v,tsr from the Roaring Fork
y ssl two ate In critical condi-
mn, child which died In convul-
q. believed also to have been
...l an analysis Of the water
49,, that Il contained much arsenic
IA cher poisonous minerals.
49, come from the new concentra-
,.si Aspsn In which zinc ores are
,.r,i ihe ni.ngu being dumped In
49, nysr Hundreds Of people In
a. vr.y who used the river water foi
i-rte purposes are 40 and many
am have died after drinking the
$40 Hanchers are taking steps to
49, ihs pollution of the stream.
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Nap CALI RACES.
whsiebaek Ioaudvr- aud Tive bargss go
Ashore IN the cleveland iiarbJr,

Cleveland. o., NV 1.-The whale
back Darr, No. i0i. owned By the
American Steel Barge COMPANY pared
hor tow line In ,he hlruur duriug gale
ltHt u Rht ana az once dr.Eed against
ihe wet hrftkNutrr An attempts %
80 line 20 her from the TUGS were loo
NIln anu after pounding against the
br. lkWutsr f0r several hours she finally
Nei' .o The bottom. Ak men c0mpoa-
Ing .hp crew az he lurgc were rescued
hY the ne SAVING GROW only WAh the
u,m1Hl difficulty and pewl
During the n.ght she Wind reached the
vruluy VI nfty.HN miles an hour,
Barry today, however. the gales had
D gun 10 Huhalde,
During the height of she storm the
birgUa BALDWIN and Huron lying IN the
hltb1r. dragged ghir anchors and were
driven ashore. rquonily both yea
sells were pulled OF by tugs.
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New York. Nov. liz has been Do.
r.i1ed hy tha special committee appoint
I'D hy the chamber M uummrr'r 60 proc
,,ip n,tIuE memorial 80 CO George
A.. Warnr that au endowment fund
~ 100000 shah hr ri.sr1 with which
90 establish lu Columbia college the
WarIur chair uf municipal AFFAIRS
The amount NIIl hr Raised hy sub
HorIfSiuu and during her Ne time, the
Mrs. War.ug.
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London. Nov. ii.-At the third days
racing u the Liverpool autumn meet.
Ing today Lord Dcrby'u g-ycar.old
chestnut rliy Aitmark. ridden b. Tod
sIonn. won the Liverpool cup of 1900
f1vcrcigns. Mr. D0belrH t-ycar.old
ttH tult Sligo was second. and Chai-
euTvux third. Altmnrk made the run
ming and won easily by a length and a
ufIi prnlnHt a Held ~ eight horses,
BETTING was three TO one against ATT
fHHfa
The ptlntin stake was won by SIN.
md P"rcci third. Fourteen horses ran
La This event
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Washington. D. O., Nov, ii,-Phyn
Nisuidhn. envoy extraordinary and
slam 90 thr United states, called at
ne state department and paid hs
respects 10 Secretary Hay, Ito has
served his country To- diplomatic ca
pacity n London Tor the last fye years
Ills visit WAS short and purely In
formal. being merely preliminary 90
his formal presentation 30 The presl.
dent. n is believed that the ceremony
VIII take place In the blue parlor "
the white House on Saturday.
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Homeless. Outcast Proceeds 60 Cook y
usker's Assistant aud Murder Proprietor.

London. Nov IA homeless Pole
named Schneider who was given a
nlEhta lodgings IN a north London h1k-
rry. murdered che bakers aH.Etbn.,
throwing aim iufgide ihe oven.
The baker alarmed 10y the stcnch OF
the burning body descended 10 the
bake house ana Schncd.r t,ed 90 muir
der him aiao. clubbing him 1yof she
head and stahbing him in the thfw.
The HhrlckH Of the baker brought ihe
ponce and SCHNEIDER vas ovcrplwcrcd.
The bake house was Hpltshud N.th
binId and strcwn with turu VI hair.
The rhafrod body % uhc bakers aHsiH.
tAnt was found in the oven. HIS skull
bad been smashed with a hatchct.
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kanrns city No, Nov. ia special
tl The Star from Mlcln. NO. Gays ihU
kIrksyIIIe savings bank wac entered
hy BURGLARS Early this morning and
robbed 0f $1,000 in Eov,um nt bluda.
belonging tI sImIel Reed. president,
ana something boo fhe neirhuIlhuIi NJ
$4,000 ln sold and rroonhuHis Two
thousand 0i three thousand .n l'y.r
was itft evidently being too heavy 10
i9i0l .u ihH vault was overlooked by
thH FHhhIrH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

Pittsburg Pa. Nov IA conference
N che American Window Glass manu-
flr.ur0fs' combine AMI The Burns fac
ton ~ the window glass workers 49,.
ISOLATION from The Northern. Eastern
ana Western districts. has been ar
ranged Cor tonight In this city when a
anal EFFORT viii b. made 90 settle tho
wage dlucrcucra n successful. gem
oril resumption VIII take place 40 once.
About half the factories In the coun-
Try are nov iu operation many work
rfa having refused 20 obey ffeat
uuruH'H orders,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11
INSURGENTS GETTING GAY.


Iondon. Nov. ii.--Advlces have been
received at the office In this city OF the
Philippine Commercial company say
ing that the Insurgents have taken the
island 81 Ncgros. one OF the Philippine
roup separated by narrow channels
and Zebu. and that the'
are besleging nollo. the capital of the
island " Panay and the second largest
mort In the Philippines.