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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
BHDCOCK ABUSES DEMOCRATS and MAKES
wild CLAIMS IN THE SAME BREATH

ing fraud by the Republicans has done Us
much good, for no one can point 20 a
single instance where a republican mem
her, has been elected by fraud either in
the votes cast or in the count after they
were cast. while the majority OF the
Democratic representation IN the mouse
comes from districts where the Repubii-
can vote is driven from the polls by the
shotgun. OF if in any cases II IS
cast II is counted for the Democratjc can
dfdate and the will of the people de
feated. This cry OF wolf coming from
the party that stands sponsor for fraud
of the worst type viii be resented AT 1la
r,oIIs And I have every reason 10 De
iieve that fully 200 Republicans viii De
elected to the fifty-seventh congress
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
WASHINGTON FOR BRYAN.
Democrats Say That Bryan VIII Win
by 10000.

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 3.-The political
campaign in this state closed this even
ing. On Monday night a number of
rallies will be held throughout the
state, but Chairman SchiveIy Of the
state Republican committee and Chair
man Drum Of the state Democratic
committee say that so far as vote get
ting is concerned the campaign is at an
end. The Republicans claim the state
for Mckinley by 5000. The Democrats
predict that Bryan Will have a majority
of 10, 000
Conservative political experts of both
parties who have made a careful and
impartial review of the vote say that
Mckinley Will carry it by from 1000 to
5000. On the gOveTnOrship question
there is a serious division of opinion.
The fusiOrists feel confident that ROg-
eTs will be elected, and the Republicans
insist that their candidate. Mr.. Frink.
will run very close with the Republican
presidential electors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
MKINLEY MAY GET OREGON.
Little Interest Being Taken in the
Campaign There.

Portland Ore. Nov. 3--The campaign
in Oregon which closed tonight has
probably been attended by less enthu-
siasm than any national political con
test in the history ofsthe state. The po-
litical managers Of both Democratic
and Republican parties account for
this apathy from the fact that there
is no state ticket to be elected. and fhe
general opinion that the state win give
a plurality for the national Republican
ticket
In ali the estimates made by both
Republican and Democratic committees
Oregon is placed in the Republican col
umn. The vote in June last showed a
plurality of 1900 for the Repu 0li.an
ticket, and the issues entering into the
campaign then were practically the
same as those in the present contest.
The Republican managers claim that
the state viii give Mckinley d 9lural-
ity of from 10000 to 1900. while the
chairman of the Democratic state COM
mittee is OF the opinion that the Re
publican plurality in June will be re-
duce6 materially.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
campau Claims Michigan for Bryan

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 3.-Chairman
Campau of the Democratic committee
issued statement tonight, in which he
says that Mayor MaybuTy. candidate
for governor. viii run far ahead of his
ticket and will be elected. and that he
believes the rest of the state ticket will
be elected by a close vote. After ex-
pressing a belief that the legislature
will be Democratic. Mr. Campau as
serts that the Democrats will send sew
eral Democratic congressman to the
next congress. The legislature which
will be elected on Tuesday will elect a
successor to Senator McMiHin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
" Il Clubs Ii In Torce.
TRUST PARADE IN GOTHAM.
Banners Tell Of the Coercion of the
Marchers.

Banners Tell Of the Coercion OF the
Marchers.
New York, Nov. 3.-Through streets
made slushy by a continuous fall of
rain, which, though not a dowDpOur,
was sufficient to dampen the clothes
Of the marchers. the parade Of the
Business Mems Republican and Sound
Money association passed from Bowling
Green TO FoTieth street today The
following telegram was sent by Cover
nor Roosevelt 90 President Mckinley,
after the last marcher had passed the
governors reviewing stand:
New York, Nov. 3.
president Mckinley, Carton, o..
In spite of the unfavorable weather,
the sound money parade was an even
more magnificent demonstration than
four wears ago The aroused civic hon
estv and business intelligence OF the
nation are behind YOU.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
The total number of men in line was
claimed to be S7.615.
The parade was noteworthy for the
disBatch vith which the different assoc
Citations formed into line in the lower
uart OF the city and the quickness with
which they dropped out Of line.
The police were in perfect command
of the great thrOngs in all parts of the
line of march. and at no time was there
the sIightes Cr0wding or trouble Of any
description.
The head of the parade reached the
reviewing stand at 1;05 O'Clock and the
last man passed there in review at
5.4S % clock.
Along the line of march We're wooden
poles about twenty-five Or thirty feet
i'm height on which there were such
sentences as, The trusts can make You
march. but cannot make you vote
against Bryan" This is a trust pa
rade and not a Republican parade
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
MARYLAND for BRYAN.

Baltimore. Nd. Nov 3--Summing up
the situation in Maryland. Chairman
murray Nandiver of the Democratic state
central committee said tonight: Our
h-ht IS won and Maryland viii east her
electoral vote for the Democratic ticket
II has been hard fight, hampered as
We have been by the lack of money, but
the clouds have cleared and victory is
assured | confidently claim the state
VIII go Democratic by a majority all
the way from 5000 up. and il will not be
q surprise II the vote Is landslide. The
city VIII go Democratic and help to
swell the majority returned by the COun-
tics viii not give any further details
now
Chairman GOldsboroush of the Repub-
ltcaH committee. while declining 10 give
out figures, claims that Maryland will
-izet all six of her congressman as Re
pubiicans and Maryland viii be found in
counted
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sachusetts. 10; Michigan, Il; Minneso-
ia, g. New Hampshire, +. New Jersey,
10; New York. So; North Dakota, 81;
Ohio. %; Oregon, +; Pennsylvania. 80;
Rhode Island, A. South Dakota. 4; Yer
mont +; Washington. 4; West Virginia,
s; Wisconsin, 12i Wyoming, 8. Total
pa
Probably Republican-Nebra S.;
Nevada 3; Utah 3 TOtsl-I4
DemocratiC-Alaba ma, II; Arkansas,
g; Florida, f. Georgia, 10, Louisiana s.:
Mississippi. 9: North Carolina. II. South
Carolina. Q; Tennessee. Z; Texas, 10;
Virginia - Totat-I12
Probably mCcratic-Colerado. 4
Idaho, g. Missouri, Is; Montana. 3.
Total-27-
In this list Kentucky is put down as
safely Republican. The popular vote
viii show majority of not less than
80. 600 for Mckinley. The only doubt
surrounding the casting of the electoral
vote is that raised by the question
whether the Democrats, acting under
the provisions of the infamous GOebel
law, viii be able to steal it.
HENRY c. PAYNE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

Chicago. Nov. 3.-Congressman Babcock,
chairman of the Republican congressional
campaign committee, gave to the Asso-
Ciated Press tonight the following state
ment covering the expectation of the Re
pubIicans as to the next house:
The congressional campaign has reach
ed a point where the only question IS the
size of the Republican majority. In the
statement given to the press on the 2S,n
7 said the Republican membership would
not be less than 1S7. This number ] con-
sidered at the time was sure beyond any
rea soma BILE doubt Since then conditions
have continued to improve The Croker
Jones advice to the Democrats suggest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
CLARK WILL BEA
VICTOR IN MONTANA

Helena. Mont, Nov. 3.-There is no
rc=-r-. to doubt that Montana. will give
her electoral vote to Bryan by a ma
jority ranging from 10000 to $4,000 II
may be higher. The state and legislative
situation Is more mixed, but cOnserva-
tive observers concede the election of
Joseph X. TooIe as governor, with the
chances decidedly in favor of the entire
Democratic ticket
The legislative situation is more I'M
certain than any. other part OF the ticket.
The Republican membership in the last
legislature was less than One-fifth of the
entire nbership. This year there will
be some Republican gains. in all prob
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
CALIFORNIA FOR BRYAN.
/ Democratic State Chairman Claims
/ the State by $4,000.

San Francisco. Nov. S.-The campaign
In California closed tonight Both the
Republicans and Democrats seem con-
fident OF victory.
State Senator Sims. chairman of the
Democratic state committee, said:
From reports I have received from
all sections of California I am Of the
opinion that the state is safe for Bryan
by 12,000. The Democrats will positive
~ elect four congressman. You can
quote me as estimating the Democratic
plurality in this state as from 1900 to
I5.OO0'
Colonel Stone, chairman Of the state
Republican central committee. says
Mckinley viii carry the state by COO
and that the Republicans will elect all
seven of their congressional nominees
Both these estimates are probably ex-
aggerated. Conservative estimates say
the state will not go to exceed 5000 for
either party.
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Watch The Herald
For Election Returns


complete elaborate
beenat temp a
rooms
vii
be
to know 0
telegraph Of
the state nda
bulletins win given public presidential con-
testan doft the elecuo N
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
New Jersey in Line

New York. Nov. 3.-W. B. Gourley
chairman of the New Jersey Democrat
&c state committee, today said:
1T is a common opinion among alert
politicians whom / have seen that peo-
pie are seldom so stirred up as they
have been by this canvass. We hear
from all sides of the large corruption
fund which the Republicans have in
this state, but they cannot debauch it,
At this hour the state is for Bryan
and we purpose to see him through OF
election day"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
NEVADA STILL IN
SILVER COLUMN

Reno. New. Nov. 5.-The campaign in
Nevada will practically close tonight.
The Republicans have put up hard hsht
and the leaders think that Bryan ma
iority will be reduced from $50 TO 80 II
indeed Mckinley does not carry the star r.
FarrinCton, the Republican nominee 4"
congress viii, they hope, run ahe-t q.
his ticket
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Pettigrew Ahead in South Dakota.

Sioux Falls. s. D, Nov. 3-The Iegis-
lature to be chosen in South Dakota
viii elect a successor to Senator Petit
grew Interest centers in the fight for
the legislature. with both fusionists
and Republicans claiming It. Thomas
II. Ayres. secretary Of the fusion state
committee, speaking for the committee,
claims that the fusiOniSts viii elect
Bryan electors and their full congress
siOnal and state tickets by majority
of 2,0e0. Frank Crane chairman of the
Republican state committee, will fur
nish no figures on the probable result.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
Republicans Scale Down Their
Betting Odds on Mckinley

dropped to two and a half to one. A
bet of $1,000 to $1,000 was made this
morning
The scaling down of the odds by the
republican managers is said to be due
to the very unfavora Bile news they are
now receiving from New York. Indiana
and other close states that Mckinley
must carry in order to win out.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

What excuse can be given for the
adoption of a colonial policyP Secre-
tary Gage disclosed the real secret.
He suggested that philanthropy and
5 per cent" would go hand in hand in
the new venture. These are the two
arguments which are always used in
favor of conquest. The one chloro-
forms the conscience of the conqueror
and the other picks the pocket of the
conquered.-W. ]. Bryan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
Ruling on Chinese Question.

Honolulu. Oct. 2S.-United States Judge
EStee has made a ruling in d Chinese i'm
migration case to the effect that the
United States district courts are not
called upon to review the decisions OF
the collector Of the port in the matter OF
admitting Chinese. The court was ap-
pealed to in the case of Ching Afoo. who
was refused admittance on arriving from
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

In addition to the evils which be
and the farmer share in common,
the labOring man will be the first 70
suffer if oriental subjects seek WoTz
in the United States; the first TO SUI
fer If American capital leaves our
shores 20 employ oriental labor II
the Philippines 20 supply the trade
of China and Japan; the first to SUI
fer from the violence which the NIL
itary spirit arouses and the first 70
suffer when the methods Of imPe--
ialism are applied to our own gov
ernment.-W. J. Bryan
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
MOUNTAIN STATES ARE SURE
FOR THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

ability. and the independent Democratic
tic1-ot viii De successful IN one ot wv
large counties, perhaps giVlhS them IT,,
balance of power in the legislature Inc
friends of Senator Clark hoNeNeI'
o-sts v-iU have "a clear majority in the
ieejsiatl4re There is but one thing that
seems absolutely certain about the les
islature. and that is that the Republicans
Will not control il on joint ballot
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
special to The HeraId.)

New York, Nov. 3.-There was a
odds today. For some days past there
has been such food of Republican
money, sent here by the national COM
mltuee. that the odds were run up 10
four and five 10 one. but today the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

Imperialism has been described 2'
THE White Mans Burden buL
since II brushes the wealth-produes.
beneath an increasing weight OF
taxes, it might with more prophecy
be called THE Poor Mans Lord 90
". J. Bryan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
Fireman,s Skull FRACTURED.

David F. LangsdOrf, a fireman for the
Rio Grande Western, was brought in
on the westbOUnd train last evening
and taken to ST Marks hospital, his
skull being fractured. The mans con-
dition is critical but particulars of the
accident were understandable at the hos
nitai
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
WYOMING TURNING
TOWARD BRYAN
lsneciaI 10 The HeraId.l

Especial to The Herald)
Cheyenne, Nov. 3--Chairman Hunter OF
the Democratic national committee said
the Democratic chances had improved
since his statement yesterday, claiming
fine state for Bryan. He looks for
sweeping victory
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VictorY for Bryan and His Cousin.

Jacksonville. Fla. Nov AT the
Democratic headquarters in this city
tonight It is said that Bryan witt get
a plurality of not less than %, 900 votes
in the state. and that his cousin. Will
liam s. Jennings (DemOcTaO. will be
elected governor by practically the
same vote
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
Looks Bright in Kansas.

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 3-The campaign.
which practically ended tonight with
meetings for each party in every cOun-
ty of the state, has been one of the
most exciting ever known. The cam
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

throttle the public viii. The country
as aroused as it has not been since the
daSs preceding the civil war. The *
1stence of the form Of government es-
tablished by the fathers is at stake.
Whether the trusts shall govern the
country or the country regulate the
trusts must be decided. It viii be found
that when the votes are counted
that tNe people have declared
that the republic must be Draservd,
that the power of the trusts must be
curbed, that the man must be consid-
cred before the dollar, and that the
voice Of the people cannot be Suppress
ed by attempted intimidation or cor
ruDtiOn.
The states that viii vote for Mr. Bry-
an viii show that the people have con-
fdenCe in him from the Atlantic to the
Pacific, and from the nOrthernmost TO
the southernmost boundaries Of the re-
public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
FAIR WEATHER FOR ELECTION DAY
is WEATHER CHIEFS FORECAST

Washington. Nov. Especial forecast
for Tuesday, Nov. s. 1860:
Present conditions point to fair weather
with moderate temperature OH Tuesday.
Nov. S. over all the districts east of the
Mississippi river.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

There is no place in our system Oh
government for the deposit Of aIo.-
trary and irresponsible poWer-". d
Bryan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

From the Mississippi 10 the Pacific coast
present indications are also as favora bic
for fair weather. except on the middle
aud north Pacific coasts. where there
may be Eain.
tSigned1 WILLIS I. MOORE
Chief United States Weather Bureau.
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which they were successful two years
ago and gain fifteen others The con-
troll Of the Legislature is largely de-
pendent upon the vote Of Chicago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04

You will find that the trust will
close more mills than any policy that
any other party ever stood for.-W. J.
Bryan.
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Hongkong. and the judge ruled that the
appeals in such cases would be made to
the treasury department, except I'm urg-
ent cases.
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10 - ; 90 Il - Day

Take Laxative BrOm0 Qujnine Tablets
All druggists refund tSe money If it
fails 10 cure. Z. w. Groves signature
Is on each box. Csc
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
Embroidery Sale.

Embroidery Sale.
Twenty thousand yards on sale at
half-pTice this week. See advertise
ment on page 2.
THE LACE HOUSE.
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Couldn't Find Conway.

The problem that faced the Officers .ar
this morning was whether or NOT L-
Conway is Din town. He was seer VITA
Gus HoImcs, proprietor or the hHg--
lord, AT 3 O.CIOCk yesterday atfPrHrI-.
and ex-Sherfff Lewis said ne had seen
Az Conway as late as 5 O'Clock i1 DIE
evening. Nevertheless the efforts ai Es
men with the warrant 20 locate MIN v.-s
ruthless
So rar as known he had not been a-
his apartments in the NaUyo0 o-lch 10
First south. nor II mis- Once The s1---
III and his aides lowered about The no
places all night. and when the exact state
of affairs became known 90 some UL ---
Conway's friends, they, cooperating VIA
the sheriff, made every eU0it % lHl Sd.
broker through the medium 1t m7ss-a-
gers and hacks, presumably with the DE
tentiOn of having him Slralghte1 7--
matters before the warrant was served
Mr. Conveys friends streuuouslF main
tain that he is still 'u the city and i 5
quite probable that such is the case as
the broker IS said to- nave had A.ts
supposedly eastern money. Co bet gH .7
election OF Mckinlcy-
conway was arrested by deputy -----
III at Murray early this morning
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
WARRANT IS nm
FOR J,P, CONNH
Officers Are Looking for d
Well known Broker.
EMBEZzLEMENT THE
CHARGE AGAINST HIM
Deputy Sheriffs Unable f. +.
cate Him Last Night.

Porter J. Conway. the stock H--r
money lender, was much s1Uvr- - -as
evening, but after an aH-nfcH- .-..'. 'aa,
was not located Deputy Str-f-r M. -s
had a warrant for the arrest of NJ '..
way on charge of emhezzla-r.-, -.--
plant having been issued from -r. ..-.
attorneys Office sworn ta b,- .-.-.
Haight, who recently returned f-.--.
g0ic Ugglngs of the north with No. Va.
nveSt.
fhe Charge OF cmbezzIeuarr. DID,.
upon the allegation THAT N- ,r-s
sought a loan rom Afr. farpf- -'--a.
upOu mortgage on "a piece 3D.. -a.- --.I
al the applicants dl-pu-aa Az r- '-.=
goes Mr. Conway luIuISned 4r ---.
uJie 10 tHU IaUu, All raIsrf -.-.
consented Ia maze the lrtn o. ..a' Wig
appeared To be cleaT- The rrIa. ..- Vie
from the abstract was ae.erra+ ....a
Ella lNr. raiSuj maue inc .r1.r -4g.-7
his security the mortgage made ms
Lt5n wa. ---
Some days after the execution OIL. ..
mortgage, IL Is alleged Jna- Air L
use that the abstract r7r.--.s--.
s.-yw INC Hen OF q mur-uag. I.- =.
-'riOr to the one on which the .1-- |
AZ ~ INN. F2
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No Joke for Haight.

--fter having made invest Es-5rr HI
..atsreL came 20 the CoucuS..l rr5r ~ -.
Conway had perpeJrated sDIrr- 7fry ~ --
IMAM q Joke Oh MN 10y JdAIuE nom r.
tIJle asE-tract SO Do Is ~alu the sr-
showing The entry OF the DUHr ana ..
Cancelled mortgage. leaving The Ia---a--
Ignorance OF enc correct status ur rr... ...-
when the abstract was turned over r.
HIM
u-chard Colburu, the broker ans
frieuu OF Nj. conway made every -...-
with Sheriff HOweIlS and his gap.Irlzz 70
locate the man tor whom Deputy H4--.
had a warrant MT. COloUrn gxp.st---
49, ---,A-S-.- 90. the affair uE SAVING r.
knew there was mistake for wh1rr N
Conway was not TO blame. He r,ty-.s
that the maker of the uIIe a1srragr ~
&C.,, OuL l--auEv r; enJty the item S71u--r
the llen Oi the pIlOr mortgage ana We
now trying to shift the ojIum upon Il,
conway. RE INSISTED ruat the uar-.-
would be settled DIS soon as Mr. Co1Ee-
knew that he was to De made the vct#.
o.. a CrIulIuaI proceeding
nt6pucn l.. AIUyle. me maker OF the a5-
Stract OF title, and eE-Sheri1 Lewis .--
of his bOndsmen. were also among ln.ss
who were auNlOusIy looking Tor Nr. g1--
way. WneH told OF the statement maze
b. FIR. OoIDurn In bFuaH ~ DTS mgr--
wanted friend. Mr. MCEiC refused 4l--
luteiy TO give his VCrs-Ou OF The matter
in dispute
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CHAIRMAN JONES
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

CONTINUED from Page i
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GOLD BRICKS WERE BRASS.
Two Enghshmen Very Nearly Sep
arated From Their Money.

Chicago, March 1S.-The assay of six
supposed bars of gold that has been
placed in a trust company's vault pend
ing the completion of the sale of a mine
from which the gold was supposed TO
nave come was completed today, and
showed that the bars were composed Of
copper, zinc and other metals, without
.. race of gold The bars were left with
the trust company by two men giving
their names as r. G. Miller and William
Schroeder, who published an advertise
ment in a London paper offering TO sell
a gold mine for $4,000. and induced Sir
FREDERICK Vigor ard T. d. G. Drayton
of England to come 10 the United States
to close the deal. The Englishmep say
they had borings taken from the bars
and an analysis showed the boringS con-
fained rs per cent gold. One of the Eng
lighmen went with one of the alleged
gold mine owners to California TO see
the mine but says the alleged owner dis
appeared suddenly one day, the other
snnposed owner disappearing from Chi
eago. This turn in affairs was precipi-
tated by the demand of the Engiishmen
that their travelling expenses be paid.
The Englishmen had trust company
anpointed receiver for the six bars Of
Supposed gold, and the. analysis which
they ordered made will be sent to them
in England. They sailed from New York
Sunday,