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Tho Late Grafton Convention.

Mr.. T. II. carskadon, in his reply to
Rev. George Z. Hite published in another
column, expresses surprise that Mr. Hite
should be ignorant Of the fact "that for
weeks efforts were vigorously planned and
pushed 10 capture the convention and
prevent The organization of a Thitd
Party"
AtGraitoni It was charged by the anti
Third Party men, and the charge has since
been reiterated by them, that the conyen'
ton was set up in the interest OF the
Third Party /; that gentlemen who opposed
this new departure were kept in the dark
concerning the real object Of the Grafton
meeting; and that in fact, as 1t twas de-
yeloped there, they were called to Grafton
to ratiiy that which had already been
agreed upon at Parkersburg. by the
leaders Of the Third Party faction. An
admission drawn from Chairman John
son on the floor Of the convention was re-
sarded by many non.political Prohibitions
lists as justiiying this view and leaving nc
ground for contrary argument.
Mr. Carskadon's suggestion is the first
Of It's kind that has come to our knowl'
edge. The understanding has been that
the opposition was without organization
that it was taken by surprise and, really
representing a majority Of the Prohibition
lists Of the State, was made to stand for
minority and SO defeated on a proposition
which each side feltt be OF vital moment
to tho cause.
The truth about such movement ough,
to be known. The IXrELLIdEScER will
welcome contributions to the inside his
tory Of the convention, asking only that
they be made as short as circumstances
will allow.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

: D.. ,,t..,,a. - 4. an.a 49,.
~ in9 49,, =. uGe1 o. uuSl made By Samuel
=; Aea naG Ky Ma w :: A.en ~ Vile y me M trustee
Sc,oSsr % III III ,S6s5ed ~ association, dated
~ ,S ,,: ~ VIZ once OF the Clerk
LILY ~ ~ GOunty West VII.
~, .; IN sso1,t " No p PAGE III lNl
~, ~ Lns Ios ooot o. he court bonte Of NAs
shatt S S!!l VI
SATURDAY, THE 1lth DAY OF JULY, isSS
commencing AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Ina follo.in- =.
saibed properly. that q to say: cT"i" SSS, O E
~ Stste ~ W. VipSIn,S ~ Hsnhh G0ua
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"If you arc innocent" saId lawyer p his client
an old daEkty, who was charged with stealing a
ham, 1--WE ought 10 DO able 70 piove an Alibi
II don spects We Kim The darkey replied
d0ubtiully
Trout lebscu o'clock, tey Ay."
',well. wheFs were you between Il o'clock and
midnignt- IN bGdy'
We are supposed to be living under an
administration firmly and lovingly wed.
ded to reform Of the Civil Service. I'm
til the advent OF this administration a
great many men were appointed in the
Civil Service who were found not only to
be honest, capable and faithful, but to
support a certain political party in prefer
ence to any other.
/. Under Cleveland there was TO be moth
ing Of this kind. Men were 10 hold and
to be appointed to place in the Civil Ser
vice With regard solely to their fitness.
Pretty soon Mr.. Cleveland, or somebody
in his name, invented the offensive par.
tisan" scheme. Mr.. Cleveland didn't do
It, for he wouldn't so soon go back on his
promises. The Postmaster General, with
out tho knowledge Of the President, Of
course, originated the plan Of putting "of.
fensiye partisans7 out on charges. Then
the star chamber mill began to grind It's
grist, audit has kept on grinding.
il the Administration is innocent Of
the charge ofyl6lating It's Civil Service re-
form pledges, is counsel ought toibe able
to prove an abb, "Don' spects dey kim y
for at the time that they oughtto have
been doing something entirely virtuous
they "wah hidin, de ham
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MiDsUaiAfERtHAsi,s.

The fancy for the profusion Of floral
decorations, which includes at least three
varieties Of flowers on one hat, Is in EVIL
dence among the English styles. i5t-
The fashion Of using . profusion Of
blossoms as q bat garniture Is shown on |,
coarse straw, with rolling brim, trimmed
with punches Of bell shaped flowers In
blue, pink and yellow. ~
The fashionable pale green Is prettily
introduced,on q white Ieghorn hat, trim
med with bows OF cream ribbon, among
which ia disposed in front q bunch Of
peculiar Yelyety foliage.sls
One Of the prettiest midsummer hats
displayed at o fashionable, Fifth avenue
establishment is an immense Leghorn,
faced with red velvet and adorned WITH 9
lloral mass, in which red roses and white
cup flowers are conspicuous, with q
sprinklipg Of mignonettes.
The garden hat, pure and simple, up.
pears this season in q pretty arrangement
OF rows Of lace overlapping one another
and finished with large bow on top,
Either white lace or white with threads Of
red, blue or pink, as well 40 ecru laces, are
made into these tasteful chapearx.
Red and pink tulips are the one precious
feature OF course white straw with roll
ling brim, and primroses in variety o.
colors form the decoration OF q jaunty
mixed blue and red straw, Awhile straw
hat Is most profusely adorned with 9
medley OF red and white ftchsias, mignon'
cites and pink roses that are remarkable
for their natural effect at least.
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Tho Carmen and tho Companies.


There are two points worthy ofspecial
consideration in the strike Of the Chicago
carmen,
The men are under the disadvantage OF
bsing employed in an industry which re-
ouires little skill. The beginner is never
an apprentice. Driver or conductor, he
goes on, full.aedgsd journeyman, at the
same pay as that received by veterans in
the work. A lad Of sixteen, II he gets a
place on either end Of the car, is as well
paid as the man who has held the place
for twenty years. The hours are long,
the exposure great and the vexations
many, but tits not skilled industry.
Any street car line in the country can
supply itself with an entirely new force OF
msn within a week, and though they may
not at first give equal satisfaction with the
old the company's business will go on
) about rs usual. The market is always
oyerstocked with men without trades who
arc glad 10 accept street car employment.
Up to this point the nature Of the service
required gives the companies the advsn-
tase.
Ii we go a step further the companies
are seen to lose their advantage as soon as
they have realized on II. AS soon as the
new men come in they combine with the
men Of their occupation. They resolve
and they act as one man. The companies
are for the time entirely dependent upon
them, as they were upon their prede-
cessols. For tho purpose OF obstruction
the new men are as potent as the old.
They can refuse to take their cars out and
repeat the scenes of last week in Chicago.
The companies can make show OF run
ming their cars with police crews, but
there is little satisfaction and a,heavy loes
in that.
No corporation or individual will be
foolish enough to prefer this plan Of in
termittent peace and revolt, nor are the
men likely to find continued satisfaction
in it. Common sense, forbearance and
the willingness to do right Oh each aide
will pay both better.
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4 missouri Colonel Sees MI. Cleveland.

A Missouri Colonel Sees Mr.. Cleveland.
CaieaQo KeralA
Colonel veszy, OF Pike county, Mo.
passed through the city on his way home
irom Washington. Hewas in anunhappy
frame Of mind. "Yes, I saw the Presi'
DENT. ] saw him. i wanted the postoftice
ia nov town, and he wouldn't give 1t to me
because he said l had made no charges
against the incumbent, who is a good
man. Then l struck him. for consul.
ship for my son, and he said there would
be no more ronsuls appointed until 1855
Then l told him Major Ward, ofmy town
wanted clerkship at Washington so AZ
to be near bis daughter, who is mar
ried anu lives there, but he said he
would have 10 pass an examination, whict
Major Ward can't do. Finally | says
well, / don't seem to have much luck
here, and guess I'll go home, and he
was bidding mo goodbye so cordially thai
I thought Id try him once sgain. Won
you give me thst postoilice, ehg says !!
NO. says he. Nor my son the consul
ship p says /. NO. says he. Nor Majol
Ward the clerkshipF says /. NO, sayl
| he. We'll, by cripes. old man. says l, will
Won come out to our county fair next
iall?' No. says he. There's where YOU
heads level says l, aud ] left. oh, it's
good enough Democratic administration
Nobody'Ea-kickipg ont my way"
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prohibition would accomplish its end:
Seeing that the law ID avoided on alafge
scale wherever II exists, there y no es-
eaps from the inference that IN those
states public sentiment Is not 50 advanced
as the law. ~ 3--..--....,,-.,..- z.
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W. ]. W. cowden, j sdmlnistrator OF In c
the estate Of Caroline v. .anu and

". s..
W. ]. W. cowden, administrator Of In ChAnCe1,
the estate Of Caroline V.zanr and
othefH
BY virtue OF decree Of EaId Court entered In Il,
above ertitle cause on the 9Th day Of April isSS
The undersigned Sptc Commissioners viii, gu
SATURDAY, the 1lth DAY OF JULY, laS
beginning At O'Clock A. ", sell at public Guctioa,
nj the front door Of tho Court House ul Ohio COun
", West Virginia. The foil 1wing rial estate AtnaN
on Wheeling Island, In the City Of Wheeling: Tn
tract known as the John Fink land situated b.
tween South Penn and South broadway S,ftea
originally containing iye and one half ECnE Id
the portion taken by the Jity Of Wheeling ioF lbO
extension Of South Penn stree, and a piece 10Y
feet front on Penn street running back to RSoAt
way street owned by w. +. Zane.
The land to DO sold has been divided Into lOt1 1
plat Of which can DO seen at the respective 0tSCi
Of the undersigned commissioners.
The properly will be offered as q whole and 3lto
In parcels as shown on the plat, and Will beEod Ia
which ever way mSy appear the most advantageous
p TERMS OF SA1lk Ono third part and a much
more n the purchaser may elect 10 pby, ID hsnd,
the remainder in two equal inStRlntntA 1t one and
two veal 5, notes bearing inter from The day 81
sale 70 he given for the deferred payments llus V
DO retained until the purchase money y paid Ia
full, DANIEL EECk,
". ]. w. COWDH,
~ ai Special Commissioner
". Il. HALIKR, Auctionter.
Thereby certify that the above Special Commit
sioners have given bond and EecuTity ~ rpQUifd
by the Court. THOMAS N. DARRAH,
Nfng
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

State Of west Virginia, City Of Wheeling, So
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Caroline b. BrtieS, guardian OF Carrie
B. Rrues, Henrietta Brnes and
Charles Henry Rrues, infant1, In ChaareI
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poARD OF EQUALIZATION


= AND APPEALS.
The Board Of Equalization aud Appeals OF the
City OF Wheeling will he 4, session 1T the City
Building, commencing ut nine O'Clock each morn.
ing on Ihe days aud for tho walds stated below for
The pup Ise Of correcting and equAllEing the as
ScsSntns OF T. a and personal properly In the city
for the year 1855. and hearing appeals Of parties
aggtieYed BY such assessments
Filss waTd-Monday. July 10.
Second wRfii-TuesdAy, July II.
Third wArd-wednesday, July L.
Fourth Wand Thursday, July 10.
Fifth "AEd-Fridsy. July II.
Sixth waid-Mnuday, ia $50
Seventh "Wednesday July q.
, Mghth watd-Wednesdiy, july2t
jyi0 d, shANLKY, Chairman
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E,0R SALE or FOR RENT.

4 most desirable property IN Burnsyille, Wash.
ipgson county, Pa, cJnslstiSg OF one large two
story fame soc htu.e, two story warehouse
aud comfortable dive ling with four rooms and
Kitchen, also one sable. This Is the most dGslra
bic pr pcrty 10 BurnsyIlle aud tho business stand
Is the bsSt ~ town. For par ieuais enquire OF
CICERO MISS, West Alexander Pa, or G. A
scHkEFRR . CO., keal Estate Agents, Wheeling
iVtO nav
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Commissioners Sales.

TGIOMAiIsSlONERS' SALE OF VAlU.
DABLE RIAL ESTATE.
state Of West Virginia, City Of Wheeling. In thS
Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
n John Fink
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.If you arc innocent" Said lawyer u his client
an old daEkty, who was charged with stealing a
ham, 1--WE ought 10 DO able 10 piuve an abb
don 'sPeets We Kin" the darkey replied
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gsplos's gsenninra goloe1e.
~ RIDDLE!
.EMIUM COLOGNE
gosa,. &Go':.

LAUGELIN BROS &C CO
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educational.

Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling
JED
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-26
NORTHWESTERN RAILRoAD N
TGNsIoNs.

The Minneapolis, SauIt Ste. Marie
Atlantic Railroad will be pushed 10l
miles further into Wisconsin this sea
son, according 10 the program reported
Piles have been driven for the bridge
across the Chippewa at Bruce. IL IL in
tended that the line shalt reach thu
Wisconsin river this season.
Work on the extension of the Sion,
City and Pacific (NoFthwestern) Rail
road from Valentine, Neb.. norlhgart
has begun. aud the line, Loo miles long,
will be pushed to completion this sum-
mer. This will carry the road close up
10 Pine Tree Agency, near Fort Robin
son. and open up the heavy cattle traffic
Of that region.
The contract has been let for the con
struetion OF railroad fSom Pers. IL.
to Belvidere. on she Galena division Of
the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
road. Tue line will be 80 miles long,
and is 20 be built a. q part OF the North
western system. Its main purpose ia 10
carry coal from the Illinois fields inte
the Northwest.
Senator James Hill, Of Wiseonsic
Who is interested in the Duluth and
Winnipeg Railroad, vas recently in
Daluth, and there expressed himself
positive of sn early beginning Of wort
on that line. He had Just returned
from q trip 10 New York and Boston 90
business connected With the road. The
program 10 10 begin work at once or
abandon the enterprise, as the land
grant Is In jeopardy.
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A HEx,s rxrAruar.ss 70. A cew

MmDLxrcws, April Is. - Patrick
Doyle has cav on his dairy farm near
this village, whose life Is made miser-
able BY q hens singular attachment for
her. For over q year the hen has been
an inscparAbla companion OF the Gov,
and spends all OF the time. when not
on her nest or joining the other chick.
ems when they are fed. perched on tot
COVE back. There she roIsts At night
whethsr the Gov may be in the barn
the baruyard or the pasture. The oos
does mot approve of this Gloss CON.
psnionship, and il always trying &c
shake the hen OF her back or whisk hei
Oh With her tail. The hen 10 Away
prepared for these attempts, and vher
the GOV lowers Der head and
shakes her shoulders. the hel
trots along Der back beyond the edecfi
Of the shaking. u this brings her with
IN reach Of Q possible whisk Of the eew'i
tail she watches 10 closely, and at tn
FIRST movement Of that appenaaRe sh'
trots back again 10 place Of safes,
between the horn& AZ times the COS
will suddenly start en- dead rai
around Q held or the barryard. lower
ing her bead. lsshing her tail and bel
lowing. a. il 10 tsrrifY the heu Int
taking her departure. The hen vii
thsn scramble 10 and ffo On the COW
back 10 msintain her position, bat th
result Of this manenver on the part o
the Gov 10. nine times out OF ten. .
force its unwsioome companion ~ q
Of. The coz IL ne sooner at rest thal
the hsn steals up and mounts again =
her perch. This amusing scene d vii
nsssed almost daily BY people Who 70 3
the farm for the PURPOSE.
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rns ssAsce-sGYrrsax rseralE
KofpF orrras NO AroLoos.

EoxPF orFzRs No APoLoos.
CArso, April Is The Egyptian Gov
eminent has rendered no Offers Of eom
promise 70 the French Government; on
The contrary. the Egyptian ministry are
Arm. and believe their action in sup
pressing the Frsnch newspaper fully
justified. Nevertheless Il b hoped that
an amicable settlement may be reached
rnx FRzascH NEAN ncszsxss-
PAsss. April 25.-The morning papers
are ali loud IN praise Of the ensrgetic 40
ton Of the Government tn the Egyptian
difficulty. Tbs Gaalois reports thas
France and Engiand have agreed upon
4 compromise, bot Official circles declare
that France is determined 20 demand
The fullest reparation. France . evl-
IDENTIFY acting with = desire 20 cvsrthrow
Nubar Pasha.
xKr n CAIRO.
CAIno. April s. noon.-fhe French
iiploraasic agent h here yet. ne says
he will leave Cairo ~ 8 o'clock fnis
EVENING. II ID helieved here that Francs
has uos vet instructed her agent 70 leave
Egyrt. it . thcuRht that France wlii
aeseps Egyps's uaes Of . eompfemise'
made yesterday.
4 TRREkT.
ALEXANDRIA. April 2s-fhs French
r,sn-af war kas isst she hafbos. and d
now anchored OF the eRsfance.
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FOREIGN.
TIE esvernmeas seseas.


| Loxeos. April s5..-There Vas nsacA
stsainDsnt IN the House over the Gov.
sinusnt dafeat. Before ths division
9ndslana Hsid the Government reserved
fIc<dem Of action II the amendment
waf carried. I,s adoption entails q
clerNsef Eia0,no yearly on the consot
idAzed fund. with sirnilar relief 10 local
tsxss. Il d believed the aosernmsnt
WI decide 10 50 on with the bill, and
tnaeavor 70 reverse The vote with sallef
kSeae, The Government In the useAk-
time. 4 u thaUehf, viii proceed with
ne knRiish and Smstch bills aud test
NE essne question.
ytetsFis sstes.
VcfcsiA. Asril IAN arrival from
Ne efslina eruunds today reports that
tpu Indiana have riscorenaenced hsshinz
30 ths majority Of the strikers still
anid slat. Seals are very scarce.
isAinnman Won 5000 IN ltIsteFy
se%fMhiay and the dealers refuse til pAy
oN4f the nmeunl. There we're several
tufm y Chinatown tonight. and bloody
work b threatened.
ear Nasy masfnx.
Luspos, Aeril sks,-Ihe United sstaies
aasass<s Keaissee arrived % the naonsk
" Ne Congo river. AffiaA, 90 thsi lsth
q March. fhe uniied States ssssanaeI
Marion. % TIE way 10 China VIA tn
Ansx Canal, called al Malta On tkls lStf
naa Rsr TAsese>
hzkl1s. Arfil ssk-The Bunaswrnsk
Nemni.sse has aeseptsd the sxtFaai
u<z treaty ss1enily agreed upua b
tssen ne sszitAtives OF GefmAn,
md Raseaa.
GAetera
te,snos. April 49, FFom MadEii
ea1ns's lnssliaaxnee that two eases q
AMnlae cliolesa have hs0n discovered q
nAicls naasr Valencia. ard that neiEF ~
iakna flAca one aesah has alresds heez
ttzstd ~ the seeufxe
a rsxalaseai nriaxe.
Ia imnlenss sflna bridge usniItraei
~ ~ Chinese e1HIneaxs ogez tbs ara
~ he UtinNss Sea Al I4neAE1 % eHi<k
- The Arta2e IA Exe miles icuz. sn
xstss q s4ane, and hAs 80 AscAss. sanl
Y tsss ha3h. lAai roadway h 10 ~
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fat,le Jee-s Mamms, en- - take
Dirkie With us ont wslkinR r
FasAcnahie Mamma-- CrFtslnls. tel
me nnrse 10 dress hiu,.r
fStsls Ioe---- On. dnnt nean Diekie
the baby. I uasAn Dsckic she DAG
FnnAinnahle Mammal Whas lass
ny doa eat sneh nnhealsny uesiner ss
this Of coufse Det. - f'Aias- t'sis.
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sseaerai AiaaIefsns Command -.
vereiy Defe.ted By the Ha,f.
hreeds-Rears 81 Q G<.<v.I
fadian EDsisiaz-The Trssp.
In Great Danxer.
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Tha old fashioned idea thai one
ahouM nsvef enfer sick room With an
empty stomach 10 = txns enc. The Rss-
trig iuAce Il not eecrsted In an empty
stsmscA. II Il enly when food 10 taken
into the stomach add digcsfion cam
menccs tbas gastric juice = present. All
germs aie killed IN coming IN eantses
uith hsalthy rasfrie iarce; therefore .
fall stomach fortifes one against e0n-
tractinu sseutAxsDas diseases. De Ia
ven's Dyvpspstz Cure 70 especsaily
adapted % act npon the digestive i1ices
and ustnr1l eoneiitioa- In this nHeaner
4 ensures pppsr digestion and sssimil
alton Of Abe feed IN never fails % e.
feel curp IN TIE most obstinate eAses
% DyspeEuzsN fn1izession. Flatalsnry
asd sickhAsdsAchA Sampss bottles FRS
"A A n SrarwlkHxAs &Fmn asssra
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PACIFIC COAST.


ssippinx fnaeiiixenes.
sAx FzAxclsco. April g. - SAILED
City o. Brooklyn. for Seattle; hark Co.
lusa, fer Port Townsend; bark Same
sci, Tor TscomA.
wensEser aaassalEsaA
SAN Rnkxrisuo. April IS Fer the
North. Middle AID Hoath PanfisA fair
followed by local rains. The bare,nsses
has fallen II eli districts and h Iowesi
in the Miadis Paeinn.
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Ihs bssf pisas 10 bar sadaltry end
harneH fsr tbs isaxz nonsy Il sal.
1Ancr a 0sAA Masin street. ngaS In
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Harness waranisd 10 o. and ssAr
"A Fsaueea RATES. 20 - kzd u J. Q'AEr'
4 Co,s. Main stFaet. APP -
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Nnrsurs yunr cen mind with sfsas
shoaehss; 6eiisf hi The hsroao naakss
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WIN puruAaas and ase inferior per
fuaes Uhen yoaA can 90 thcAt elegant.
lns.inR and fF3zrznt AoH<r edefs which
Reske RremisizH Perfnnee gfref SAM
pies a. A. b SrxtkzrA % Sen
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Machinery for Sale.

nNE UPRIGHT POWER DRILLING
" Machine: dfiEIs 70 the center q 3 feet /.
ssIfAbie for mia nr hlAe k<Axith shop. The
ahgwe 10 new ard viii be sssk1 low Asa
nnmher ct secnna bad Ae4En pump&
MORAN Rfu2s
N2chinislz and dessers u kAVireeFs' sap
plisA YesleFs wharf. seAtfie. ". r.
r. O. bsx asa Cpl
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The Government has er1ered ths iza-
mediase eonslruc<ion o. 20 GunbozsA
adniraIsy speciAAssl ans, q . neg type u
naval afcaifec1afe. and vii carry nzhl
shell euns for th< parpsse of drszrssinz
tnrrs1o bozls.
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Tbs ease Of Bishop Hiram B. Claw
son, fof nnlawful rehabilitation. sas
called In tho Com misionef's Court this
afternoon. Being asked bis plea, be
said ''Mr. Commissioner, Ii il not me-
eessary 70 examine any witnesses in this
case. admit all the facts as set forth
u This complaint" The bishop bad
issid before that ha would not run.
lleithei vonld be permit, any Of his
family to run.
The Utah Commission arr busy ap-
pointing preeiact registrars throughout
Utah for the Augwst election.
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Fa.s steamers Chartered.

NV YoRx, April Z5.--Ihe TTiJHns
ava shsst the steamship Alaska has been
,bsrtersd from the Guion steamship
- fof six months by the British Gov
arnnent. Is also has chartered the Arr
'rgna Of the Guion line, the America of
~ National, the Oregon and the Um.
IA of the Cunard lire, and the Rich
,uond I5ili OF the Hill tine. With the
s.reeptb,n Of the latter, which Is r. be
,x,eisyIsd a. q troop ship, these vessels
are the fastest in the ocean carving
trsde, and are TO be- fitted and an
iaoyed o. rapid cruisers.
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fkELAnAssE, Fla, April 2A-Ex Gov
". D. bloxhasn has concluded 20 de-
cline he Bolivian ministry, and han no
tined Secretary Bayard.
ifhe Bsiiinra isenrnsment.
INV Yoax. April 2s.-The sixth game
III the billiard tournament WAS won 20.
nisht by Slosson. who beat DAILY By Sol
70 ts2.