NoKiuaiowN,I'a., Oct. 21. -The funeral of^(ien. llartranft occurii d to-day. All busi^in ss was suspended and the town drap d in^mourning emblems. Private services wen^held at the family residence this morning^and the remains conveyed with a military^escort to the court house, where they were^viewed by LO.IKII people. \t 2 o'clock till^doors were closed and the funeral oration
deliveredby Iter, Hatirj 0, MoCook,^Philadelphia. At ^'^ o'clock the procession^to the cemetery started. At the grave the^services were held by the Oram! Army and^the Masons.
TemperanceSocieties to ( iilnhine.
KansasCity. Oct. 21.^.lames A. Trout^man, president of the Kansas State Teui-^la-rance union, has submitted a plan tothi^presidents of the temperance unions of^North and South Dakota, Iowa and Ni^braska for the formation of a central organ^iz.atioti. Troutnian to-day received replies^from C. V. Atkinson, president of the Ne^^braska association, and W. W. Humes,^president of the South Dakota assiH'iation,^endorsing the plan and promising co-opera^tioii.
Vonin in Swindlers In Itnssla.
IjONImin,Oct. 21.^The Itussian pdice at^Odessa late on Saturday night arrested two^men. said to be Americans, charged with^circulating large amounts of new and^dangerous forged twenty-five rouble bills of^the Hank ^.f Kussia. Two packages purpirt-^ing to Is- bales of cotton clot h, which arrived^from New York last week, were consigned^to one of theie men. and on examination^by the customs officials were found to con^^tain nearly a million roubles in these coun^^terfeit bills.
Typlmltlat Vale.
Nw Haven, Conn., Oct. 21.^Two stn-^dents of Yale col lege recently died of typhoid^fever, and wnsational dispatches wi re s, nt^out alleging an epidemic of typhoid was^raging. Physicians say there is nothing to^justify them. The health of the students is^asgisal as usual at this time of the year.^In all there have been four raws.
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