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tanning $1,000 600 in cash, which was de-#
serted at night by its driver, who mis-fs
took a policeman for a holdup man.
When the wagon failed to reach the Off
fec on time an alarm was sent out.
The wagon finally was found, the
horse contentedly munching grass by
the sidewalk.
New Orleans-Announcement of a
cut OF 2& cents per hundred In grain
rates I'VE the Missouri Pacific lines
from New Orleans. Memphis n 9TH
was stated that this cut was made to
meet a reduction of s cents by the Chi
,cago. Milwaukee and st. Paul rail-
way between Missouri river points n
Chicago.
New York-Mexico is to have a new
bank, which will have a national and
international charter granted by the
republic. Its capital will be 16,00S,000
pesos, or about $5,000,00 Tho insti-
tuition will be launched under the aus
pices Of the Deutsche bank, of Berlin,
bank will be known as the Mexican
Bank Of Commerce and Industry.
La Grange, Ga.-While Willie Stew
art was showing a customer a chisel he
dropped 1t In a case OF dynamite,
Ing ILL eApiOSlOI. w WAS hiilSus5
instantly and several other men in the
store We're badly hurt. The stock OF
goods, valued at $685. 900, was badly
damaged and the store house, Masonic
hall and the Elm City club rooms. all
overhead. were damaged.
Boston-District Attorney Moran.
prohibition nominee for governor of
Massachusetts and O candidate for the
democratic nomination, issued a state
ment urging a fusion ticket by the
democratic convention. He says a
against h stand pat republican ma
chine"
st. Paula baby boy was born to
Mrs. Stella Brennan in The state prison
at Saltwater. Mrs. Brennan is serving
q life sentence for the murder of her
stepchildren in Minneapolis about q
year ago. The child will be sent to
Mrs. Brennan's mother, who lives In
Michigan. -
Canton, O.-Justice william R. Day,
Of the supreme court, will deliver the
principal address on the occasion OF
the unwilling Of the monument in
honor OF Mckinley, which is being
erected by Ohio 1T Columbus. The
| ceremony will take place September IA.
New York-Declines in the price of
stock exchange memberships have been
membership on the New York Stock
Exchange was reported at $4,000, a
decline Of $4,000 from the high price
Of the season.
Marquette, Mich.-Serious forest fires
are raging west Of here. The town of
Birch, fifteen miles distant, the scene
Of the extensive ODaratiOnS of the
Northern Lumbe company, is in grave
danger and help has been telephoned
for.
Observation-Disclosures disappoint-
ed because their parents would not per-
nit them to marry. GuStave kathke,
aged 10 years, and Ella Miller, a beau
tiful girl of IS, committed suicide to-
gether by jumping into the Delaware
river.
Oakland, Cai.-The striking freight
handlers of the Southern Pacific COM
amy resumed work. The company
agrees to grant the men the increase
in wages demanded, which Is from 22h
to rs cents an hour, effective August 1.
New Orleans, La.-One hundred and
fifty men arrested on Sunday in an eff
fort to enforce the blue laws were fine
10 cents each in the local courts. The
Sunday closing movement is regarded
as Il farce.
Omaha-Arthur S. Paugh, convicted
Of second degree murder for the killing
Of the sheriff Of Iron county, Missouri,
was yesterday sentenced to fifty-hve
years in the penitentiary.
St. Paul-President A. B. Stickney
Of the Chicago Great Western railroad
denies that President Roosevelt has Of
fered him a position on the Interstate
Commerce commission.
BerIin-The foreign office Is consid-
ering the purchase Of the house at
Vailama, Siam, formerly wned by
Robert Louis Stevenson, as a residence
for the governor.
ConstantinopIe-J. G.. Leishman, the
American ambassador to Turkey, called
on Tewfk Pasha at the Turkish for
eign office and presented his creden-
tials.
Havana-President Palma has par
doned the Americans who were put in
Jail for having constructed a private
telegraph line, contrary to an old law.
Fort Worth, Tex.-Health officers
have stopped the importation from
Mexico of a large shipment Of human
bones to be used as fertilizer.
San Francisco-The freight handlers
Of the Southern Pacific at West Oak
LAM are on a strike, demanding an in
crease of 2h cents per hour.
Munich, Bavaria-Prince Eugene
Murat was killed by the overturning Of
his automobile while he vas on his way
to Carlsbad.
Kansas City, Mo.-Because David Tent.
a 17-year-old boy, has a mania for kissing
pretty girls on the street, he Is to be sent
out Of the city. The boy came here re-
Gently from Beatrice, Neb., where he had
been attending a school for the feeble
minded. He has been arrested several
times.
Seattle, Wash.-9A fortune estimated at
$500, 600 has been left to Alfred Peterson by