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DECLARED HIS INNOCENCE.
said III. Eather-in-Law was the
Guilty Person story OF the
crime.

Chicago. Nov. i0,-August Becker the
German butcher who ON January last
murdered his wife Rachael, and after
wards chopped up and boiled the re-
mains In order TO dispose Of them, was
hang a IN the county Jan at 1905 o'clock
this afternoon. ucckcr'a neck was not
broken by the fan and It was sixteen
minutes before he was pronounced
on the uoaffold Becker protested his
Innocence and declared George suffer-
ly, the father OF his second vic, was
tho rcal murderer
The ease Of August Becker In many
ways bore u remarkable similarity 20
that OF Adolph LnOtgurt Both oi lho
condemned men were butchers ana 'hc
motive for tho crime was the same IN
both cnaeH-the desire TO get rd or inc
wife In order 90 marry younger wn-
man. The manner ~ committing the
crimes was also much the same. hnth
mon, according 90 tho testimony, being
extremely brutal In the killing ana Dom
using the same means 60 dispose OF
the body, by boiling and burning,
II was proved nt Heckcr'f trial thnt
after kllllnr HE wife be had chopped
her body 10 pieces. then boiled the ro.
mains on III Kitchen STOVE. uitrrwuii
hurylng the Remains In various places,
An In the ease OF l.uoigcrt the rlhfa
OF the murdered wife played NO hhlhll
part IN the testimony leading 90 conNic-
ton. Like Luotgert' hecher also Nn-
dcaVorrd To cover his crime by saying
his wife clipped with another man
nocker made several confessions, IN
hiH first statement he said be had
drowned his vile In Lake Michigan
Later no endeayorod to implieate In the
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Warrington. Nuv. i0.-Fourih Assist
ont Postmaster General John l.. uria.
tow, ON hIa annual report today un-
unuuU'i that during the past FISCAL
year litli uuHimuatera were appointed
1851 being fnurth-cinrH Hud the tee
mlludor i,lng prUaideuti1l. cunccrlng
tha policy of removals. the report Hnys.
'The uulcy of former niminirtrn-
lions uf removing fouffh-cltrl puHi-
mnrtCII fnf political rcHa1nf. regard
Tess of length of service. Resulted in
the CHANGING Of pHHtmlutera Boo nll II
the Important fuurih-clr1 Offices early
ln Che administration The four
1Dir term ol thU rroIt majority oi
fuufth-cIHHH uIHfmI.tru therefore tN-
u.IUH early Boo thU standardization. which
accounts l0r the lIr1iiy decreased NUM-
Der OF appointments made during the
fiscal year HH compared with the pre-
cclins one. Special attention Go as
ciulluHri measures aud fhH general lm.
rruyomcnt Of 900. service hh1 therefore
bgon permitted
Thofu were s1I1 post offices ostab-
lIHhgd aud .fO5 Discontinued
40 tho ciore of iho year tho total
number OF post offices Doe the country
wnH on even 5000.
The department han discontinued o.
number of private poet ufucra. which 10
has boon advised were conducted Tor
the r1le benefit ~ SOME private lu1ii-
tuition. not only dfpdVlng the GOVERN
mont uf ltn lcr.um1io tUVcuuef, hui give
inT undue advantage over competing
nfma ln postal facilitI.u.
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FRENCH HAVE A HOT TIE
Witnesses cina,i b. Kept IN Order for the
Senate High Court.
Que H. Assaulted, and Another Draw
"A Revolver several Versions
Arrested.

Paris Nov. i0-rhc senate sitiln. ns
a high court resumed today calling
the nnmoa ~ witnesses in the cunspir-
acy cnsfu. which ted 90 violent scenes.
lrCat fnliTlH.H vnlnly tried Gu pre-
serve silence and Some ~ The witnesses
had 90 hc removed hy the ufh1ra. when
n. NuutellH maine was called the tu-
mutt Increased. There were loud cries
uf "Nlto Gurrln" "Nlye de- Nuuicdu,
"AblH loa JuulioH." while from the out
slide could Do heard the strains of the
"MauCillaiHo."
a witncrs who Numbered "Vlve Do
Nouiode." "Nlte ramhe." was urirftcd
amid the protests of the othur witness
col Finally partial order was restored
and the persons arrested were released.
NJ. Fuilirrua then Rad The cuncluHlun
of counsel who held the fonnte was I'M
competent to hear tho case. The HaH-
sion waF afterwards suapended. Dur
inr the suspension M the sitting a
Newspaper Nruder named itlmhart. one
of ~ Gueun'a Witnesses. Violently as
sluitod another witness whom De uc-
cuFod ~ being "a police agent
The municipal guards Hviaed Rlmhart
who drew % revolver. lie was incarccr-
atgd.
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KENTUCKlANS ARE EXCITED
Meetings Held IN Various Parts 10 Protest
Aglins, Election Frauds,
Roth Parties claim 10 Have won
the battle OF Haliots
Contest TO Come,

Louisville. Ky. Nov. i0.-rhe uncer-
tainty regarding the result Of Tues.
days election ln this state Il not likely
60 be removed Tor some time Both
sides still claim yictory, the State chair
man OF each party asserting that his
tickot has plurality ~ about 1000.
Newspaper returns from Republican
sources give Taylor "a plurality of Sass
while those from Democratic sources
make GocboIs plurality ou, Tho lat
tor cover AN but 80 precincts in the
state. although several reports from
counties Give estimated pluraliti,p in-
stead of actual. OF the missing pre-
clncta ave are IN Louisville, which went
Republican this year, twenty are In
strong Republican counties, and ten are
In strong Democratic counties.
Feeling among the factions has been
aggravated rather than allnycd by the
Developments since Tuesday, Excited
meetings are being held Ia many parts
N tho state 90 protest against frauds,
which IL in alleged are contemplated
by Tho leaders Nothing short N the
uiuclal count viii determine tue result
and IL la u f1rcgone conclusion that tho
result IN that count viii simply change
thp scenc of conflict 90 the courts or the
LEGISLATURE. where Il viii appear In the
form OF "a contest
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San Francisco. Nov. io-rhe Even
ms Post tonight states that "a syndi-
cato OF American. English and German
bankers have about perfected arrange
mcuu with the government Guatemala
Co advance Co. that country flaoll.Vll
for the purpose of relieving b uf 60
debts and placing The country on o. arm
financial basis. Under Tho terms of
the agreement the money viii DE- loaned
for term % twenty-five years, and
viii draw interest at , per cont lu
addition the syndicate VIII Do allowed
tho control ~ certain percentage of the
customs receipts of tho different ports
II iH believed b. thore intorcateithnf the
loan will have the effect ~ ending the
numerous informal revolutions which
have threatened 10 disrupt the country.
There viii Boz H1 much American Eng
ilHh and German capital Invested Ia tho
country that the three powers VIII
necessarily be sailed upon tn protect
thoir citizens. and 70 o. believed that
the presence OF fleet ~ foreign war
ships viii rn awe the rgyolutluuirt that
further trouble from them viii thus De
ulVlutad.
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THE RESULT IN KENTUCKY.
Western Union Bulletin Announces Taylofs
Election.
Republican Candidate i,asa Ahead,
with Tive Republican Counties
TO Rear from.

Cincinnati. Sow. i0.-Thc Western
Union today lrrucd its last bulletin on
the Kentucky election saying that with
complete returns from % counties and
nearly complete from twenty. three
others. Tnyior'H plurality b. 1852. Tho
two counties not reported. Leslie and
Martin, gave, In 1870 "a Republican plut-
atty of i.i3i
Frankfort, Ky. Nov. io.-Buford Will
llHma. Mlrgate Thompson and Colwan
Carr. Democrats. have been arrested by
Deputy United States Marshal Mccat.
thy uu warrants chufglug Intimidation
~ culored yutcrs uu Tuesday. This
makes "a total of nine warrants OF this
Kind iriucd by the Federal court. and h
a. unttrlincd that probably a hundred
morn VIII b. issued.
Louisville Ky. Nov. i0.-Thc situa-
ton hua not changed materially up 10
4 O.. m The Official count was begun
this morning boz ul parts ~ the state
by thc county boards NJ canvasscrs. In
this city large crowd gathered az the
court house but there was no disturb
uucu. The latest claims from newH-
paper returns are plurality uf 800 for
Goebci hy the Times and "a plurality of
l.lQi Tor Taylor claimed BY the Evening
Post
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STILL TALKING TROUBLE.
Denver Papers Worried over ulniah
aud White River utes.

A Vcrnal. Utah. special to the Dem
yer News under date oil tho sth inst.
says, shorln Prcoce. Isaac Barton ana
Loslic Ashton came IN from colorado
last night. ana reported that tho lieA
from both agencies are across tho inc
iu great numbers after game, Parties
from Rnngely report fcoluE between -ll
and 800 Indians 10 tho western portion
OF the Rio Wanco and Ruutt counile Zee.
10 n reported aH u slnEult fact thut
no squaw or papplos,H were seen, which
gives rise 90 the belief that che Indians
ore anticipating some trouble Win inc
Colorado wardenH.
shorm prcocc stated that no wnrionf
were soon. n was known, however,
that sheriff Williams. uf RIO hlahen
county was ON hls why 90 the western
border and would undeuvur Go nave the
Indians returned 80 /the reservation
without causing trouble, by comius in
conflict with tho game warden. q gfetl
many whites are also reported out nt'cr
game.
THE general sentiment IN that section
A. with the Indians. ag 10 "a Thought on.
ly Just that thty should have an equal
chance In the hunt
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White 81 short of long range ammunl-
ton ia not altogether groundlcaa.
~ ihlH iH true the reported further
destruction Of the railroad near colonHo
assumes Hrontor Importance. one very
serious uunnnaa Doe Gen whites mes
OF the statements of noor trrnchcry
which there has burn o. disposition
hitherto On disrrrdlt but which must
now be- accepted nH ut least partly true.
with tho additional division au.
nuuncod By Gen, Wellesley ut The Lord
Mayors banquet yesterday evening
Gen. RULERS force will aggregate Nh.Uin
mon by ChrIHtmuH
The prince NJ Wales tho duke uf cam.
bridge uud Lord Wellesley reviewed
three snundfunH or the houHUhulI cave
airy at the Albany barracks ihis after
noon previous 90 thuir departure Tor
South Africa The prince uf Wales and
hlH party were greeted with rllui
salute. After The parade the prince
congratulated the troops
iiu said De- was proud GO De- their hon.
ufnrY colonel wac convinced that they
would Elyc q good account 90 them.
selves. and. he added, hiH heart would
b. with them across the Hrn.
li'H royal highnrHs also wished the
soldiers safe return.
The war office this evening issucd the
following
From nuiior C1pctown. 1870 y. m.
lily mcHHnEc from nuluwuyo. dated
Sov. "A small convoy and escort uu-
der spgckicy. " piumors force. was
attacked by noors Nov. 2. Six men
mlralnr and lost convoy
The war ofiioc has also Issued the fol-
lowing.
q report having appeared IN the
South African papers that our artillery
nrcd ON Geneva iiaR. uen. BUTLER teie-
graphs tho following account N the
Incident given a. the STANDARD ana
Dlrrors News By the Rev Dr Mar
tens. Dutch clergyman with tho
nocra;
Directly after the nrat cannon shot
the English thought our men wcrr az
che railway station and fired there.
They were NOT. but one of the shots
went through an ambulance. A. soon
90 they found their mistake they cean' d
nrlug"
'''rhc ambulance was thought 20 have
hcon three milga fnlm the scene M uc-
tion. no u cannot be- claimed the English
broke the rules OF civilized warfare, ana
I don't think the English would have
fired on them Intentionally
Tenders Tor e3.00o,ooo in treasury hlll.'
the nrst iustuilmrnt oi the war iund,
were opened today. The total ~ tho
applications amounted 10 fl0.t-l,Qvl.
Tho lsrue was allotted aH follows
caOO0.O0o az HlN months and elooo.o'o
nt twelve months.
The average rates per cent were ~,
tsa. 80. for the riN months bills aud 90,
o.. FOR the twelve months.
capstowu. Nov. iO-Thc British
transport Moor having on board the
officers NJ tho stan of three divisions
III the British army corps on lts way "
South Africa, arrived here at $3.50
o'clock this morning.
Eatcourt. Natal Nov 7.-(nlghO-An
nrmored train which has returned from
within half milo OF Colonao saw no
sign ct Beers
Winnipeg. Man. Nov. i0-The North
west Territory has offered 1000 expert
enccd mounted men 60 the British goN-
ornmcnt for use IN the TfanhNnal
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DRIVING UTE INDIANS BACK
Deputy Game Warden Had No Trouble
DlspOsing OF Them.

T.. V. Norton. deputy game warden at
Montroao. wrltcs Commissioner John
con, aaya tho Denver Ncwe. that he has
ila, been driving the Ute Indians back
ou their reservation from tho Dolores
and MunCoI countries. lie Gays Chief
lgnacio was in the band. but tho late
ter was an easy pvron 60 deal with
and he had no trouble IN perHuad.ng
the ryi ailnH a. return 20 their own
territory. Tho Indians, the rnnchmcn
nald. were interfering with their stock
and killing the game that was being
driven down from the hills by tho
SHOWS. Warden Norton also says the
rpsldynta are anxious ip have him Zee
turn within "a few weeks because they
expect a raid by the Nnyll1 Indians.
the latter having formed q habit %
coming over thU border from New
Mexico every yoar 60 shoot game, The
writer NJ tho lottor asks Co have an ado
ditlonnl deputy sworn Do ln the person
of Frank Morgan at Moutroae,
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ana HuHInrHH Agent John ]. kcrdau 20
the international Association 0f Ma
chiniHts and Frederick Councilman.
treasurer ~ the mnchlnlat organization
were today arrested and held in 5000
bail each. charged with melting riots.
The strikers under arrest are Hugh
noyd. Thomas Wilson and Joseph
Meter.
The direct cause ~ arrest was n re-
fuFal ~ the mon 10 move away from
the vicinity of the ahlpyurd when Or
dorcd a. do Ho hy the police. Tho
strikers claim this movement was
made 90 offset the impending arrest o.
~ Cmmp superintendent for whom "a
warrant was issued TucHdny
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Detroit Mich. Sow io-Geucrni
supt. LHommodlUu OF the Michigan
Central stated today that che company
would 1nvr reward of $500 fnt th.
capture and conviction " the persons
who caused the wreck
'rhr wtpckura removed the angle
plntra=thbt hns been cuuUluFlvUly
proved 90 ua" be- said. M the ears
had becu less Htronsly built the wreck
would have been frghtfui 90 coutem-
plate.
AN the police machinery Of the road
viii be- put lu operation 90 capture the
porpotrutalH.'
Fireman o'RoIl 10 In a dangerous COM
dillon.
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London. Nov i0.-At the third dny's
racing OF tho Liverpool autumn meet
Ina today. the Liverpool cup was won
by Chuhb. Proclamation ran second
and Charina. ridden by l.. Rain. nn-
lshod third. Domino H. hidden by
sloan. TO shot was uuplaced
among sixteen starters.
The betting was 100 20 10 against
Chnrlua.
Tile defeat of the American Jockeys
ln this event was IN marked contrast
with the powne Nursery handicap I'M
mcdiately preceding, which ivsultod In
a Victory Tor sloan ON Sir rrlHtram,
fecoud place for l.. Ioln un Rimovntn,
ana third place Tor MARITIME on L1cuata.
The botting was 100 Co 10 against
Tustrnm. 100 TO ~ ugalurt Hlnuyata.
and 20 1 against Locastn,
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chicago. Nov. iO.-A cavalry rcgi-
m.nt Co be- known aa the Illinois rough
riders. ls b,Ing formed hero hy captain
j. %. clarke. who served Ha ur1t lUu-
tenant iu the Eighth r. b. artillery ale
ter service in 10. civil War ana acted
ns captain iu thv cummlHrlry depart
mont during the late spanish war.
Captain Clarke claims tu have enough
men enlisted already 60 form one troop
ana has nye moro troops in sight n
rs planned go ultimately tender The rcFi-
mont 90 the government Tor evrvico ln
the Philippines. Each man u 10 equip
himself % % claimed that mcmb,tu
OF two former tr0opa of the First MT
nuia cavalry have promised 60 1oin
the now regiment The greater part N
the mon who have enlisted have seen
nctlyo service.
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Allentown. Pa. Nov io.-Georgc W.
Kern. prpurlctor NJ "a hotol shot hlm-
self and wife.
The counlc had not been living to-
gcthor lately, Mrs Kern had boarded
n str6et en- and her husband followed
and stood uu the rear platform dts
playing revolver She ran nom The
cnr screaming and sought tho protcc-
tlon uf about o. hundred wire min em-
ployoa who had iuHt nuiahud work ON
tho night shift Kern hlatgnrd after
her ana dragged her into hls hotel bar
rlcudod tho door with o. chair. and In
fu1 Wow uf tho crowd, shot her dead.
iIp ran into another room and there
killed hlmHciE Kern was h years Old
aud his vito ~,
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Chicago. Nov i0.-Ambroae T.. W.
bankruptcy lu the O. s. district court
today. lchcIuIns liabilities ~ SOS 500.
and - - cons sting ui 1900 shares
~ stock In the American Alaaka Trans
portnti1n and Mining company Most
of tho lndChteiucTs was contracted be-
fore 1895 ~ Mlunrl polls, when the potl.
TONER was associated m business with
A. j. Condit ard O.hnrH. The principal
creditors rRmHd are q. H. Prior Alin-
ncngolis SO ofr n ~, Brown Denver.
$50 600. Cortland uahcock. New York.
gtfEuO
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Patterson. a. j.. Nov. O-Vicc-prcai-
dout Hobart had rcHtfui uiFht and
was comfortable this morning. There
was practically no change IN hiH cone
dition
Speaking % Nier-prrHiiont ltnhnrtH
condition. Dr. Newton Hni1 today that
the outlook wnH more hopeful than "
had been nt any limo since hiH critical
Illness which began nearly two woehn
nEo. The vice-proHldont took plenty "
nouriHhmcnt today including chicken
broth ana boof tca.
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R0MB ARDMENT
OF LADYSMITH.
:, cannonade is Heavy, but the Inn
nodiate Effect on the Town is
Not Very Damaging.

c,., m Daiy-Accounts OF British Successes Exag'
,susd-lOss OF $50 in Killed and wOHnded-rree state
49,. Driyen Back-Retirement OF NCncombatants-lu'
=. =, Brish Loss-Boers Fire on Flag OF Truee-den.
os plan VIII Entail Great Loss OF Liie-BOers VIII At
49, ,dysmitt Soon-Buler Gets $4,000 Meu-BOers Cap
~. conyoy-den Butler Explains the Incident OF English
Firing on BOer Ambulance
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floors Tho upper floors nncd with stock.
escaped Injury LofH estimated nt gi0.-
r0n, 4feu Insured. only about twenty
five worltmon were thrown out Of om-
pIogmHnt. uH The seasons work had
just begun. It usually employs 800 per-
cons.
boston. Nov i0-tIro broke out IN
che leather district of Wcbufu today
uuu dee truYHi tho tanning plant 90
Bgrga a. Cobb. valued ut $4,000.
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50. Louis. Nov i0-A special 10 the
Post Dispatch from nirmInghlm, ala,
ruyHt
Judge Fcagin. NJ the Inferior crimigai
court thif afternoon pronounced The
MOI ID tho Etnrw assembly OF 1896
which f1rhilH the milo uf pools at horse
rnceH. na unconstitutional
The pool sellers arrested by the
chief ~ police on the charge of violnt-
inr tho law were released today. They
have taken steps tu protest against tho
races now being held here In ~ public
mass meeting,
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Mountain States. In fact. u is only In
Kansas. Nebrisk1 South Dakota and
North Dakota ana the pHcilc states
that The Yield per acre exceeds that of
l1Ht yUIr
Tho usual report ON the wheat crop
win probably o. made on December 30
hy which time the department Will bo
in pUrOaalnn ~ tho results Of special
lnVcHilgHtl0n now being made IN the
principal wheat States
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London. nov 10. Tho British steamer
berwick. Captain WnrHdalo FROM kn.
rot oct H. Cor Sharpness has arrived
ut Lunghopo. orkney Islands ana i've
ported that Fhc had loft tho British
steamer Couuat. Captain Onrr0d. from
quebec oct Q. Tor Sunderland M dis
rome and out NJ provisions The lirn.
wick had tnwod the Couuot until her
coal had become exhausted and the
Warun gave out.
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Pensacola. L.. Nov i0.-Thc German
ship Comet. which bias just arrived hero
ffom Hamburg. reports that un August
gisi, whom -four days Out Can't kru-
man. master, committed suicide by
blowing hir head M with n muHkrL a
few days pr0ylOul to Die departure. tho
captains wife died. aud De became very
desuondrnt Capt Krumau was buried
az sea.
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Now York. Nov iO-rhe appellate d.
vision OF the supreme court granted to-
day tho application ~ the Rapid Tran
90 comWlaHinu Cor reduction oi from
the official bond 10 De- required FROM the
contractor who may undertake tho
building OF tho underground railway In
this CIV This. 10 ls believed. VIII enc
able the commission Co get contract
or Tor the construction OF The road az
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nErrnLIeAN NAIIoNAL coMnlrtrr
WIN Meet h. Washington Nsst Month. aud
FIX Date aud i1srr for Cnuvoutiou.

Cleveland. a.. Nov. iO.-sonatnr Han
ma stated that o. coll would De- issued
within Few days Tor the meeting %
tho National Republican committee az
Washington. The meeting Will prob
ably Dc held Doc. % or 10. although the
rSfct date will not Doc decided upon
until next wook The committee VIII
reject the date ana place for hull|ng
tho nrNt national convention. There
ore two vacancies on tho committee nnd
there viii ho nllcd ne the forthcoming
session uf that body.
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Washington. Nov, io-rhc monthly
ropou OF the utotlatlcinn Of the depart
mont OF agriculture WIN state that the
most thorough investigation u the cot
ton situation that has been made since
1895 has iuHt been completed, Special
nFents from the Wuahlngton once have
visited am the principal points ln the
cotton bolt. Investigating both acreage
aud production.
pondirg the receipt NJ final reports
ats 90 picking. due December I, mo- de-
tailed statement win be Issued, but the
atntlstlolun stutos that on the basis NJ
the highest estimate " the area under
cultivation. Tor which the department
can find any warrant, 2ih0l,0On acres,
tho ctop cannot exceed 100000 bales,
This estimate On based ON the most CONE
pleto and trustworthy Information.
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Dunlap Tenn, Nov l0.-R NJ. Robin
HCu, "a prominent merchant was shot
last night and Rubber ~ $500. while
returning to hlH home near here. ne
had bo,u Co Cincinnati. whore he had
ruId SOME stock ile was mot ut puu-
lHg anu then started over the Cum-
hHriund mountains. They were mot hy
thrUn masked men who shot their
hursrH and fatally wounded Robinson.
Tho hroihon were bound aud the money
nIaaahonna- orc trnllInE lhs rehbsr..
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Berlin. Nov i0-rhr agreement
signed In behalf of Germany ana the
British South African company. bind
lnr the company not 20 continue its
ruilro1d IA the west coast from Rho
dcsin south OF the fourteenth degree.
oNcept from "a point on the AnTln-GDr-
man frontier, has been approved DER
mnuy win not construct railroad
north Of the fourteenth degree 70 the
wort coast until the railroad "a cone
Htfucted south 81 the degree through
Gormnn southwest Africa.
Afterwards uermnnS signed an
Increment permitting Mr. Rhudca'a
Cnna-to.Cair0 telegraph line 10 ho cure
rlrd through German East Africa, lu
In the Rolchrng ln March The above
agreement means thnt Germany Intends
TINT any wnstrrnly extensions ~ the
Rhodoslan lines shall connect with the
rropornd lines in German east Africa.
profanity starting 1t SWnkop near Wal
nrch Bay. which win hc d much nearer
route from England to ahodesla than
via capetown.