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r HOBBS, Editor and Proprietor.
SCARBOROUGH. Field Editor.
coun1y DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For state Senator,
CHARLES CHRISMAN.
For Representative
W. Il. NORTON.
For sheriff,
pu. II. II. APPLEwHITE'
For Chancery Clerk
II. W. MCNAIR.
For Circuit Clerk.
S.P. OLIVER
For Treasurer,
u. l.. EASTERLING.
For Assessor,
&c. COSNAHAN.
For supcrlntendent of Education,
EDGAR GREEN.
For coroner and Ranger,
GEORGE ). LAMBRIGHT. JR.
For surveyor.
WIN. RUSSELL.
For supervisors,
EaatI-W +. PARSONS,
Beat 2-J.C BRYANT,
Eeat 3-W. J. WILLIAMS,
ne,t t-JoSEPH SASSER.
Beat John WALKER.
For Justices of the Peace,
49,, scuNoRRENBERG, X. ID. LANIER.
psat &c. T. DOUGLASS, HAMILTON ohiih'
pSst at. !. GILL, VIC. SUMMERS.
psat ps -E r. ALLBRIrToN. JAMES M. KING
poat E,RrIFTr SMITH, J. o. FAIRMAN.
For Constables,
re,tt-I. HARDY MAGEE,
Eeat . FLOYD MIDDLETON.
Beat s-B. A. WILLIAMS,
Beat IT. y. LAMBRlGHT,
Beat j-R.C. NOBLE.
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hev. ). T. Hickman, Baptist minis.
Ter OF Durant, lost two sons ON the End
'nS'' Ellis, IL years old, died. in the
morning Of congestion, and Sidney, s
years old, died suddenly while sitting
at the dinner table.
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New Fall Goods in 80 DAYS

will be rolling in. What's the of CrOwding things and pro-
longing the season? We have determined to give friends
the benefit of very very pair of bargain days Friday and
Saturday. the 18th and 10Th August Everybody knows what
bargain day at Mcrah Sons pIeny of good season.
able goods with scarcity of price, We have not to give
all the details of this immense SALE Some OF the most attractive
features the following:
Remnants of all kinds and all sesDress Goods Lawns,
CaCOes, DOmesC Gng1ams Tckings, Checks Percaes Lin
ngs jeans CoOnnades Laces EmbrOderes, Ribbons, Silks
Matngs Crash Scrim Organdes everyhng the cloth
line kept in a welappointed store.
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In Diarrhea DIR. NJ. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine is invaluable 1t gives
Tone to the Stomach, Aids to Diges-
ton and Assists Nature in carrying
OFF all Impurities.
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Keep the Stomach and Bowels in
good condition, the Waste Avenues
open and free by an occasional dose
of DIR. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine.
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BARGAIN DAYS!
Remnant Days!
Friday, Aug. lS==Saturday, Aug. 10.

StOcktaking has just been completed at the big store
John MCrah Sons and the sales seasOnable goods has
been large the supply has been pretty well cleared W.
want to make clean sweep
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ANNoUNCEM ENTS.

FOR TREASURER.
We are authorized to announce
JOHN NJ. MAY
=, candidate for Treasurer of Lincoln county
., ., The rrr,,lar rection Tuesday, November 4,
lSg9
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CITY COUNCIL.
Onicial Proceedings of the Regular
Meeting, August 4, 1899.

At regular meeting of the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the City of
Brookhaven, Miss, held at the Mayors
office on Tuesday, August l, 1899, at 7:3O
o'clock p. M.-Present, His Honor, j.
b. Daughtry, Mayor, and Aldermen w.
II. Seavey A. E. Moreton, c. Schnor-
renberg, ]. II. Willoughby and 1.
Abrams.
Minutes of last meeting read and
adopted.
The following accounts we're examin-
ed and allowed and warrants ordered
issued for same on citv treasurer.
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Twenty Years Proof.

TUFTS Liver Pills keep the bow
elsin Northumberland cleanse
the system of all impurities An
absolute cure for sick headache,
dyspepsia, sour stomach, con-
stipation and kindred diseases.
"Can't do without them"
r. P. Smith, Chilesburg, Va.
writes l don't know how / could
do without them. l have had
Liver disease for over twenty
years. Am now entirely cured.
TUFTS Liver Pills
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FOR .JIsTICE THE PEACE.

We are authorized to announce
&. 5. MCMILLAN
asa candidate for reelection to the once 1i
h,,tirr of thp Peace of District No. ], Lincoln
county at thc ensuing November election.
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S SHOES.
A Little of Everything.

Mems shirts limited run of sizes. sl.O0 and
$l.25 white and colored. somewhat 40
Sucd. now only
Mems unlauhderrd white shirts. big 1S
bargain ~
were u ~ and Sis. now only -
Ladies White Shirt Waists. choice. hS
were 10 cents. now only w
Handsome red also white Table bamaSk, 77l
= inches At III
Pretty white Crochet Fed spreads. good 80
Heavy white Crochet Bed spreads, extra o.
Heavy white Crochet Towels, extra 10
Heavy brown Honey comb Towels, extra IN
Lace Curtains broken lots. only one and
two pairs of a kind=75c. cut To 4jc: Sl.00 90
cut to 69c; S1.7j cut 10 -..----------. -
EmhroidcrieS and Iaces and 10 cent goods f
dS low - .--..--..- ...... ...--."--.--.
kM kai Wash Silks cheap at - cents 10
only ...-------.-- -
Grand Bargains i'll Fancy PardSolS i'm
menSe re1uctiOnS-S1 90 cut to G9c:
$50 cut to a5c; $40 special.
dream of handsome canary SILK. rllf- 81 40
teS aud lace. now only ~"'
Extra quality yard wide rercales. III, a
cut To "
Nice wide light Fcrcales, worth g. and :
cents only =z--.--.--z.z.-.....-=# --.=----
Special, in Millinery. Hats, etc.-LadieS' Trim
Hrd Hats 4oc, ,o0c, ooc, and up.
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On motion, Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the
City of Brookhaven, Miss, that here
after all persons desiring water taps,
shall pay in advance for said taps, and
receive said amount back in monthly
rent. Ayes, Schnorrenberg, Moreton,
Willoughby, Abrams and Seavey; nays,
none.
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OH. y SPEED TRIAL
SJTe.sl
The Kentucky Proves g. Faster
Vessel Than the Kearsarge
WITH A HEAVY HEAD SEA
Satisfied Her Builders That She Will Be
Rated as 17-Knot Vessel-The
Wind Was Strong From
the Northwest.

Boston, Nov. 24,-Aganst the wind
and heavy head sea for at least half
her course the battleship Kentucky
made a record of 1857 knots an hour
to-day on her official speed trial over
the government course from Cape Anne
to Boone island, and her work showed
that she is a little faster than her sis
ter ship, the Kearsarge, which recently
was sent over the same course. The
trial satisfied her builders, the New
port News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
company, that she can justly be rated
as a 17-knot vessel, although her con-
tract calls for only lG knots. They aX-
pect that when the figures of to-days
trial are revised and tidal allowances
made it will be found she actually
averaged II knots on her run.
The wind was strong from the north
east and it threw up rather heavy
sea. into which the vessel repeatedly
plunged her bow, dipping up quanti-
ties Of water, which rolled along the
forward deck until it found outlet
through the scuppers. 1t was l0:27:37h
when the Kentucky crossed the line,
at first leaping over the waves which
raised themselves before her, then div
;ing into the water at top speed.
The course was &C miles and it was
divided into five sections of 6.6 knots
each, the vessel covering SO knots out
ward and turning, making the same
distance back.
of the course in % minutes 46 seconds,
showing q speed of 1868 knots. On
the second leg she made the slowest
time during the trial, covering the dis
lance in 20 minutes 55ia seconds, or at
a speed of 1861 knots. On the next
l1rr,- c1A i,,ar c+n Il
she reached 17.01s knots on the fifth
leg, which she made in % minutes 1872
seconds
She took 20 minutes, 171s seconds for
the turn at the end of the outward run.
On the return she averaged 1892 knots,
exceeding II knots on the first and last
legs.
The final division of the course was
covered in the fastest time during the
day. % minutes. 81 seconds, or at the
speed of 1854 knots.
After passing the Piscataqua on her
return the Kentucky was thrown
around in a circle. She completed the
turn in about three times her length
and her list in performing the maneuver
was about three degrees. When she
had completed the circle she laid her
course for Boston. She dropped anchor
Fin President Roads just after 5 o'clock
Following is a summary Of the trial:
I Averages, Z5.l 1916. lb,SoZ lpldl ave-
tTages, 2323S; 1887.
Star. 1O:27:37.
Finish, first leg, 12.24:S2.
!. Time of turn, 2:01:75
Return start. Il IA sc.
Finish. 2:41:13.
Elapsed time, outward, 157:01.
Elapsed time, return. 156:16
Average revolutions of engines, 112 65;
steam pressure, ICE to 172 pounds; horse
fpower developed, approximately, 1850.
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UNITED STATES COURT.
Members of tho Grand Jury - Several
Bankruptcy Cases.


Bankruptcy Cases.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Nov. 24.-The following COM
prise the grand jury that has been
called by Judge Knowles to convene
at Helena Dec g. c. Fl. Adams, w. G..
Bailey, Conner, A. r. Frazer, Bernard
Warnken, Helena; A. B. Allen, Frank
Lord, Great Falls; C. F. Booth, e. o.
Ford, William McGuigan, A. ]. Palmer,
w. H. Hendrix, Butte; II. M, Allen, J.
L. Dolan, w. B. George, Billings; Ed
Cardw.ell. Cold Spring, Jefferson coun-
ty; George Frieids, Fort Benton; Fred
3. Hill, Big Timber: W. c. Grover, An
aconda; ]. W. Lelond, George Lunds-
rom, Belt; Peter F. Norris, Bozeman;
J. II. Williams. Bonner.
James S. Wilson of Anaconda was
adjudged a bankrupt. Liabilities, s549;
assets, $277.50.
Hector Lovett of Columbus was also
adjudged a bankrupt. Liabilities, So.
1884; assets, s2,o55, part of which are ex'
empt.
Huddleston Bros. of Anaconda. who
were adjudged bankrupt Sept. %. to
day petitioned to be discharged from
bankruptcy, assuring the court in theil
petition that they had complied will
the courts orders about surrenderine
their property. The court will hea
| their petition Dec. Is.
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CONSPIRED TO DEFRAUD.
The Head of the Franklin Syndicate Has
Been Indicted.


New York, Nov. 24-William F. Mil
Ter. head of the Franklin syndicate
which has accepted the deposits of thou
sands of persons in Brooklyn under
promise of paying dividends of 10 per
cent. week. or 500 per cent. per an
mum. and Cecil Leslie, his secretary,
we're indicted by the Kings county
grand jury. Bench warrants were is
sued for the arrest of these two men,
but UP to quite a late hour tonight
neither had been found, the police say
ing that they had disappeared in the
afternoon. Tonight the police raided
the premises occupied by the Franklin
syndica te on Floyd street There was
great crowd of people around the
building, and the police surrounded it
Inspector Brennan arrested Louis Mil
ler brother of the head of the syndi-
cate, and the cashier of the concern,
and took possession of $4,000 in cash.
There We're 40 employees engaged at
work in the offices, and these were al
lowed to go.
The charge upon which Miller was
indicted was that of conspiring to de-
fraud. The district attorneys office in
Brooklyn has been at work on the case
for some weeks, so prominent have be-
come Millers operations. Miller claims
to make his abnormal profits through
speculation in Wall street, though no
evidence is forthcoming up to the pres
ent to show that he ever specialized
in stocks to any extent His clerks
and employees from time to time throw
out vague hints Of inside information,
which Miller, they alleged, possessed.
For instance, at the outbreak of the
SpaniSh-American war, it was claimed
that Miller made an immense profit
from Cuban bonds and despite the fact
that these bonds have been anything
except a favorite form of investment
with financiers since that time, they
succeeded in making thousands of the
people in Brooklyn believe the story.
Later it was announced that Miller
was in with a senatorial clique at
Washington, from whom he received
tips on the market and that he used
this information for the benefit of his
syndicate. Still another story extern
sively circula ted was the statement that
he had recently made Is per cent. profit
in a single day in a transcontinental
railroad stock speculation, this despite
the fact that since Miller commenced
his operations no transcontinental
railroad stock has moved up or down
2S points.
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SPLIT AMONG VETERANS
They Objscted to So Much Ohio
Politics in 1t.
DEWEY IS ELECTED CHIEF
The New Association Will Be Known as
the Spanish Am ercan War Vet
erans-A Full List of tbs
Officers Elected

Washington, Nov. PA split has oc-
ish war veterans, and a rival body
was formed to-day to be known as the
Spanish-American war veterans. Last
week the original organization held
protracted meeting in this city and per-
fected its constitution and bylaws, and
at that time there We're rumors of an
impending split but nothing was made
public officially of it. To-days meeting
was held in response to an urgent call
of Adjutant General Liller, who gives
the following as the reason for the split:
General dissatisfaction, and an at
tempt to place the organization in the
hands Of Ohio representatives, making
it appear as move for political pur-
poses, and the recent action of the
committee, who were in the minority,
assuming the privilege of eliminating
and vacating offices created by the ma
tional convention; making several APP
pointive officers, and a move to control
the legislation and remove the head
quarters to Ohio. Those who were pres
ent to-day are men who have made ma
tional regulations and are here to make
the organization success and not use
it for selfish motives"
The new organization makes all those
who served in the regular or volunteer
army, navy or marine corps during the
Spanish American war and those now
serving in the present Philippine war
eligible to membership, provided they
can show an honorable discharge. A
resolution was adopted declaring it to
he the sense Of the body that Admiral
George Dewey be placed at it's head,
authorizing the adjutant general to con-
vey to the admiral the information OF
his unanimous selection as commander
in-chief and that he be earnestly re-
quested to accept the office"
The names of those present at the
meeting are withheld and also the num-
Der present are withheld by General
Liller. These officers We're elected:
Commander -in-chief, Admiral George
Dewey; senior vice commanderin-ch
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, New York;
junior vice communicative chief, Briga-
der General Irving Hale, Colorado; adj
jutant general, William Christopher
Liller. Pennsylvania; quartermaster
general, Colonel w. p. Lane. Maryland:
surgeon general, Major Edward G. Da-
Wis, Georgia. commissary general, Col
onel j. B. Correll, Pennsylvania; in
spector general, Colonel George w.
Taylor Virginia: Judge advocate gen
eral, Colonel J. H. Tillman, South Car
olina chief signal officer, Colonel James
F. Fife, Tennessee; chaplain, Captain
Charles H. JONES' New York; sponsor,
Miss Helen M Gould
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CAUSED BY A WOMAN.
A Dramatic Teacher Killed by an Infu-
rated Husband.

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 24-Robert Alex
, ander Simpson, better known as Pro-
fessor Ray Simpson, was shot and NOR
tally wounded late this afternoon in his
dramatic agency and school, 1920 Olive
street, by James T. Roberts, lawyer.
Roberts wife, with whom he had lived
a part of the last year, was taking les
sons in stage craft from Simpson. Rob
erts tried in vain to persuade her to
give up her lessons. Roberts called on
Simpson this afternoon. and forbade the
latter from giving his wife any more
lessons. Simpson replied holly that he
would continue the lessons as long rs
the compensation for his services We're
Forthcoming. Roberts then claimed that
Simpson assaulted him, clutching him
about the throat and beating him. Rob
erts says he had a revolver convenient,
and, being unable to make Simpson,
desist in his attack, was forced to use
it in self-defense. He pressed the muz-
zle of the weapon to the teachers side
and shot him just below the heart.
Simpson fell to the floor, morta.ly
wounded. and Roberts walked from the
house without being moiested. Simp-
son died shortly afterward while being
carried to the hospital.
After the tragedy Roberts walked to
his home in the fashionable west end,
and waited there until the arrival of
the police.
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GERMANY'S DlSCOURTeSY.
An Attache of tho United States Embassy
Has Been Recalled.

Berlin. Nov. 24.-The Lokal Anzeiger
says Professor Stiles, the scientific at
tache of the United States embassy, has
been recalled because of differences
with the imperial health officer" As
matter of fact Professor Stiles has been
treated of late with unusual discourtesy
by the health officer and he officially
reported the matter to Washington, ad-
vising that Germany's scientific at
tache at Washington, Count Won Hacke,
should be deprived of privileges like
those of which Professor Stiles was de-
prived. here Professor Stiles sails for
the United States in December. He will
not have a successor.
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spallisfl War Claims,

Washington. Nov 24-Claims have been
filed up to date on account of damages
sustained by American citizens through
the Spanish war to the amount Of $25,00o,-
0G0. and the president expects to submit
a recommendation to congress in his mes
cage looking to the creation of COM
mission to adjust those claims and make
provision for the payment of such as are
found to be legitimate.
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FlTZ HAND DAMAGED.
The Accident May Seriously Affect His
Ring Career.

GAINESVILLE. Wis, Nov 24-Bob Fitz-
simmons met with a serious accident
here yesterday, which may seriously af-
feet his ring career. He was entering
the Hotel Myers by the front door. The
door is a heavy oak, and has a strong
spring to keep it closed. He reached
out behind him, thinking to close the
door, when it closed on his hand with
a crunch. The ex-champion was taken
to Or. King, and no one was allowed
in the doctors office while the hand
was being bandaged. Fitzslmmons was
about the city nearly all day with his
bandaged hand Members of his COM
pany are reticent as to the extent of
the damage to his hand
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TRANSPORTS RELEASED.
The Government Is Beginning to Turn
Them Over to Their Owners.

San Francisco, Nov. 24--The govern
ment has begun to release the trans
ports. A commencement was made to-
day when the American steamer George
w. Elder and the British tramp Bel
gian King We're turned over to their
owners. The Tacoma, Charles Nelson.
Glenogle and Zealandia, all expected
during December, will be released as
soon as they get here Other vessels
which will be turned over to their own
ers as soon as they finish the round
trip are the Port Albert, Aztec, City Of
Para, Valencia, Pakling, Pennsylvania,
Newport Tartar, City of Picking, Ohio,
Indiana St. Paul, Senator, City of Pu-
ebla, Dalny Vostock and Columbia
Some Of them will go back into the
coast trade and others will resume their
runs to the Orient.
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4 Heavy Loss,

Detroit, Mich, Nov, 24-The upper
stories of A. krolick & Co.'S wholesale
dry goods store were burned out to-
night the lower four stories were focd-
ed by water and the adjoining whole
sale dry goods house of Strong, Lee &
Co. was also badly flooded, making q
total loss of approximately $500, 600. The
fire is supposed to have been caused by
crOSSe6 aionfrin nfiraS
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Ills. Third race, futurlty course-Humid-
ity won, Bogus Bill second. Daniel third:
time, 1:14h. Fourth race, seven furlongs-
Whitcomb won, Sly second, Dare II. third;
time. 1:22A. Fifth race five furlongs-
Sallie Goodwin won. Silver Maid second.
Shellac third; time, 1:NA. Sixth race.
six furlongs, seling-Tiburon won. Imper-
ious second, Jerid third; time, Ill.
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A CRISIS IN SAMOA.
The Natives Are Still Fighting Among
Themselves.

Washington, Nov. 24.-Oflcial advices
from Samoa, Just received here, state
that another dangerous crisis with the
natives. recently occurred and prepara-
tons We're made to land British blue
Jackets Some of the 10 native chiefs,
with their Mataafan followers, assem-
bled not far from Apia and began
disorderly agitation. The place is the
home of Tamasese, one of the former
aspirants for the throne. who used his
influence, to keep down the disorder
Several hundred natives We're engaged
and there was. considerable fighting, but
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Oakland.

San Francisco, Nov. 24-Weather at
Oakland was fine; the track was heavy.
Results: First race, five furlongs selling
Earl Islington won, The Offering secnd,
Spry Lark third: time t:043i. Second race
six furlongs, selling-Maud Ferguson won.
Yaruba second. Espirando third; tina.
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More of a Success.

Sandy Hook, N. j., Nov A-The second
trial Of coaling a ship at sea by the
United States steamship Massachusetts
and the collier Marcellus was executed
to-day off the lightship. 1t was more of
a success that the first one. A continuous
test of Al minutes resulted in the trans
portation of nearly Is tons from the col
lier to the battleship. Two bags of coal
each weighing 400 pounds, were sent by
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A Plum for shafter.

Washington, Nov A--The president will
ask the incoming congress to pass an act
retiring General Shafter with the rank
of major general in the regular army
He has already been retired with the rank
of brigadier general. This purpose of the
president is the explanation of the reten-
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Bank Clearings.

New York Nov 2i.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet. show, tho bank
clearings principal cities for the week
ended Nov. "a, with the percentage of
increase and decrease as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
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wire, each trip across the 300 feet OF
space between the vessels taking just one
minute for the round trip. The trials will
be continued tomorrow, when the inven-
tor hopes to make continuous test of
one hour as called for by the government.
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it did not go beyond noise and a num-
Der of broken heads. The natives were
finally pacified, but it has served to
direct the attention of the officiI1s in
Samoa to the dangerous status of af-
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DOMINION OF CANADA
The First on Record.

Darlington, S. c., Nov. 24.-The first
legal execution for criminal assault In
this state occurred here to-day. Ed
Lucky and Tom Mitchell were hanged
for assault on Miss Josephine Lafferty,
a young white woman
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Requisition for Knight.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Helena, Nov. 24.-The governor to-day
issued to Deputy Sheriff Ayaro of Sill
yer Bow county requisition upon the
governor of Idaho for J. b. Knight, how
under arrest at Weiser, who is wanted
in Butte for larceny.
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service up to this time, it being felt that
his chances would be frightened by his
retention In the active army until con-
gress has an opportunity to act.
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A Wall Street Rrmor.

New York. Nov. 24.-It was stated on
what was considered good authority in
Wall street to-day that John w Mackay
of California would soon become a direc-
tor of the Southern Pacific Railroad COM
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An Ex-Conrressman Dead.

Bedford, Ind, Nov A.-Ex-Congress
man ]. A. Hostelcr died at his home.
eight miles east of Bedford, to-day of
paralysis. He represented this district
in congress in 1880. He was 81 years of
age
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