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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-17
CONDENSED NEWS.

The Waldo Park racing park at Kansas
City has been sold.
The Illinois Bar association is in an
nual session at Springfield.
In Chicago the Cronin murderers were
sentenced for life and sent to Joliet
prison.
The Unitarian chlrch Of Mendon
Mass, is in cOnvulsion over charges made
against the pastor.
After flibusterng in the Iowa honse, a
vote for United States senator toUi place.
again resulting in tie.
La grippe has become so severe on the
Pennsylvania road that the CO pany Is
unable to handle the freight.
John DAILY, Of Cincinnati, found the re-
mains of his father just in time to save
them from the dissecting-kniie.
Judge RothrOck, Of Iowa, has announced
himself rs candidate for the United
States senate to succeed Allison.
John l.. Sullivan received telegram
from the California Athletic club Offering
him SIS 200 to meet Jackson. Sullivan
replied by wire refusing to meet Jackson
for the sum named. He said to a re-
porter he would fight Jackson for $20,O0J,
the winner to take all, or for $25, 900, the
loser to take $4,000.
Advices from Brazil are disquieting
1t is said the brother of the present min
lister of agriculture, four ex-ministers,
three senators and several deputies have
been arrested as implicated in the at
tempted revolution on December Is. The
provisional government has ordered that
the use of the calendar, with the saints
names for each day, be discontinued and
Comics Positivest calendar be substituted
therefor. This calendar substitutes the
name Of some eminent man fer the saints
names for each day, divides the year into
thiteen months and dedicates two
months to Moses, Homer, Shakespeare,
Dante, ETC., substituting those for the
names now in use.
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FIR ST FAIR BLOOD.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE western
congressman won decided victory in the
worlds fair struggle which came up in
the house OF representatives, yesterday
There was reported resolution for lhe
appointment OF committee on world s
fair TO consist OF thirteen members, which
committee shall within three days report
a plan by which the house can determine
the site OF the proposed fair, and subse-
quently report q bill providing for the fair
Mr.. Cannon, OF Illinois, reported SUD-
stitute as follows:
Resolved, That the committee on for
elm affairs be instructed to report res
olution proYidng the method OF select
ing the locality OF the worlds fair OF
1892 by Il vote OF the house OF representa-
tives.
First-Whether said fair shall be held
east or west OF the Allegheny mountains.
Second-rhe selection of the place for
the location Of said fair after such vote
shall have been taken.
The committee at the earliest possible
day Shall report bill providing for the
worlds fair in 1892, to be held at the place
selected as above provided.
.;iI' ii'''' W i''iHo'', c''"'i tilan y, .,e
0o1i'.nittee Oh i"re'sh aH'lrS' iaVoreu the
substitute resolution -,
-hr' MarFo"' Oh California, dld the
same.
mr. iiatch, OF Missouri, favored the ma
Jorl'y resolution. lie sad that prior to
the appointment OF committee on Tor
elgn affairs. gentlemen representing the
competing cities nah entered INTO a com
pact mat a special comlhlttee should De
cfeatFd; lie asked that the agreement
shouId be carried out
MT FRANK, OF missouri sIrohgly adVo-
'a'ed the m4lofity report. Mr' springer
ol l'llhol7, denled tIlat lhefe had oeeh
any compact DeIVeen the representatives.
oi tiie competing CUES. IL was true 'ilat
'i'ey l'aa agreed 10 request tlIe speaker 10
caI' meeting OF the colli'nitVee on rules,
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PERSONAL.

H. NJ. Elliott, OF Kingston, is at the
Palace,
W. A. Givens, OF Las Vegas, stops al
the Exchange.
W. D. Harlan, of Washington city, reg.
listers at the Exchange.
C. II. Fitch, OF the U s. geological sur.
vey, is at the Palace
G.. a. Stein and Frank d. Lewis, of Al
buquerqne, are in the city, registered at
the Palace.
j. f. Hogan, manager OF Mulhatton's
Chana river placer operations, is at the
Exchange.
George T. Day, Of Westford, Mass,
manager of Mr. Houghton's affairs, rep
resented here by Wm. Berger, is at the
Palace.
Chas. Davenport, of Silver City; H. B.
Ferguson, Albuquerque; B. G. Wilson,
Las Vegas; a. Singer, Albuquerque; f.
R. Cowles, Chi ago; Thos Il. Foote,
Reading, Pa, are late arrivals at the
Palace.
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Canal to be Completed.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE Paix says that the
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ARMY ORDERS.

By direction of the secretary OF war the
commanding officer Fort Mcdowell will
grant to Post Quartermaster Sergt. Peter
N. Merzig furlough for six months.
a board OF officers will convene at Fort
Grant, A. r., to meet at call Of the presi.
dent, to examine into and report upon
qualifications of lst Sergt. James Thomas,
company E, Oath infantry, for appoint
ment as ordnance sergeant. Detail for
the board: Lieut.. Col. Edward ?. Pear
son, oath infantry; Capt. James n Nor
gan, oath infantry; lst Lieut.. William H
". James, oath infantry.
Assistant Surgeon 2. q. Wales will pro-
ceed at once from Fort Huachuca to San
Carlos, A. IT,, and report to t e command
ing officer for temporary dng durinr the
absence of Acting Assistant Surgeon h.
NJ. Mann. Upon return OF Acting Assist
ant Surgeon Mann, Assistant Surgeon
Wales will rejoin his troop at Fort Hua-
chuca.
The report of the board will be in full
in all particulars mentioned in A. r. 9S,
giving questions and answers, and will be
forwarded to the adjutant general OF the
army, through these headquarters, with
as little delay as practicable.
In compliance with instructions OF the
secretary OF war, board of officers viii
convene at San Carlos, to meet at call OF
the president, to examine into and report
upon qualifications OF Sergeant Edward
Bookrum, company &, 24th infantry, for
appointment as ordnance sergeant. De-
tail for the board Capt. Lewis Johnson,
24th infantry; Capt. Samuel L. Wood
ward, 10th infantry; LIST Lieut.. Henry
Kirby, 10th infantry.
The report OF the board will be in full
in all particulars mentioned in A. r. 90,
giving questions and answers, and will be
forwarded to the adjutant general of the
army, through these headquarters, with
as little delay as practicable.
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The Fifteenth Amendment.

JACKSON, Miss, 17.-Gen. West yester-
day introduced in the senate memorial
to congress asking for the abrogation of
the fifteenth amendment to the federal
constitution, and instructing the Missis-
sippi delegation in congress in accordance
Herewith. The memorial further directs
the secretary OF state of Mississippi to fur
nsh copy to the governor OF each state
in the union to be laid before their respect
i've legislatures,
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CHURCH AND STATE.
The Pore Issues Instructions for the
Guidance OF ,he Faithful.

ROME, Jan. 1.-THE pope has issued
an encycical which sets forth the prin-
ciples which shall guide Catholics in their
relations toward the state. 1t says they
must obey when such cause does not
entail disobedience to divine laws. In
countries where the state opposes Cathol-
icism Catholics must combat the enemy,
but must not tie up the church to any
political party.
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Election Contest.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. 16.-The
legislature convened at noon yesterday to
decide the gubernatorial contest between
Judge Fleming and Gen. Gof. The Dem
ocrats have a majority on joint ballot as
the matter stands. 1t is understood that
no definite plan of action has yet been
decided upon by either side.
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Commencing Monday, October Is,
1888, the WABASH ROUTE, in connection
with the Union Pacific railway, Kansas
division, will run new and elegant Buffet
Pullman cars daily between Cheyenne
Denver and st. Louis, via Kansas City
without change OF cars. This makes the
shortest route between those points from
l20 to 100 miles. Only one change OF cars
between Cheyenne, Denver and Cincin
natl, Louisville and all points south, Chi
cago, Detroit, Niagara Falls, Buffalo
Rochester, Albany, New York, Boston
and points east, Indianapolis, Akron
Columbus, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington and all middle and sea-
board states points. This makes the
shortest, fastest and most complete route
in all respects between the west and the
east. The Pullmans are fresh from the
shop and are of the most elegant and
modern design. All connections at St
Louis are made in the Union depot
The official schedqle will be publishe,
later. U. M. HAMPsoN,
Commercial Agent. Denver, Coo
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president OF the French commission sent
ont TO investigate the affairs Of the Panama
Canal company on the isthmus, in q
speech made at AspinwGll, said that the
canal would be completed.
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A Mexican Concession Forfeited.

Cry OF MEXICO, Jan. 1.-THE conces
sion granted to the Texas, TopolobambC
< Pacific Railway company has been olli.
cialy declared forfeited. The concession
was originally granted in 1881 and modi,
fed in a manner favorable to the com.
pany in 1882 and 1856, and finally in 1883,
the company being Obliged within a year
of the last modification to build at least
fifty kilometers OF road, which was not
done. The company loses the forfeit
money, 10000, deposited in the National
Monte de Pieda.
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Caught.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 16.-James M. Fortner
and woman claiming to be his wife
we're arrested on the arrival of the St.
Louis steamer this afternoon. Fortner
is, or was, treasurer of Riley county,
Kas., but left there short time ago
with $4,000 of county funds. He will be
sent back.
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PARIS, Jan. lit is reported that Don
Carlos, of Spain, is now at Grantz, Aus
tria, plotting rising in Spain. Don Car
los had an interview with his brother,
Don Alfonso, for the purpose of settling
upon policy to be followed in the event
OF the death of the king of Spain.
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Old papers, clean and whole, for wrap
ping purposes.
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Felipe Chavez is foreclosing several
heavy mortgages against Frank Huning
ct al. and several hundred town lots are
advertised for sale TO satisfy the execution
Albuquerque Citizen.
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LONDON, Jan. l7.-An extensive rob.
berry of Turkish priority bonds and Mey :
lean National bank shares has occurred.
The sureties were stolen in transit from
Paris to London
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WASHINGTON MATTERS.
suIrTTING OUT MEXICAN LEAD.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Senators Tellel
and Wocott called upon Sec. Windon
,esterday with reference to Mexican leat
ore importation. 1t is confidently be
| lirved, however, that the ways and means
committee will insert clause i'll the tar
if bill which will afford adequate protec
ton.
JUDGE HALLET.
Hsllet stock is looking up somewhat
He is getting very strong support iron
Kansas, and Judge Brewer is timsel
openly and strongly favorable to Haljet
He has agreed to see the president in hi,
behalf.
Both of the X; nsas senators are com
mitted to his support, and are all the
more anxious to serve him because they
credit Senator Teller with having done
much while secretary of the interior tC
secure Judge Brewers appointment as
circuit Judge, and they are anxious to re-
ciprocate.
Parker is, however, still very strong
candidate.
RANDALL.
There is but very little change notice
aDlt Ill Iile tOn9lIlou VI CoiiSiCoSIilail
Randall, who has been seriously i'll for
some time. He is still able to read his
mail, but it is only TO business of the ut
most importance that he will give any at.
tention. Many of his personal and polit-
ical friends visit him daily.
SILVER COINAGE.
The house committee on coinage,
weights and measures called upon Sec.
Window yesterday and discussed inform
ally the question of silver coinage. The
secretary said he was preparing bill
embodying the features OF the plan out
lined in his annual report, which he eX-
pected to have ready for submission to
congress Monday.
THE PACIFIC ROADS.
A majority of the house committee OH
Pacific railroads has decided to begin a
series of hearings of persons interested in
Pacific railroad legislation and has granted
the application of G. p. Huntington.
Other persons to be heard, beginning
Thursday of next week.
THE NEW RULES.
The Republican members of the house
committee on rules Wree in session yester-
day. A note was received from Carlisle
stating that he was prevented from at
tending by indispos;tion. The members
present resumed consideration of the
code of rules and made some changes OF
minor importance, but did not dispose of
the subject. Carlisle having signitied his
intention OF voting with the speaker in
favor of the proposition to create spe-
cial committee on the worlds fair, ma
jority of the committee on rules was thus
secured, and report will be made to the
house as soon as an opportunity offers.
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Down with ENGLAND.

LISBON, Jan. 17,-'Ihe police arrested
seventy persons paradng the streets
shouting "Down with England"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-04-18
E

An ACT to Amend Sections i, 2, 8 and 4, of Chap
ter 1856, General laws of 1885, Entitled IAN
Act to Provide for the appointment of Sheep
Inspectors and 10 Provide for the Supervision
of Sheep In Case of Infection"
Be it Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the
State of North Dakota: IT,. g.
SECTION l. That section l of chapter
1876 Of general laws of 1885 be amended to
read as follows "Sec. 1. The county
commissioners of any organized county
shall upon the presentation Of a petition
signed by ten wool growers OF said county
appoint a sheep inspector who is acquaint-
ed with the diseases to which sheep are
subject and who shall be a citizen Of the
county for which he is appointed, who
shall hold his Office for two years, unless
sooner removed, and every inspector may
act in an adjoining county having no in
spector, or any unOrganized counties at
tached thereto for judicial purposes upon
the request Of the commissioners of said
organized county. Such inspector may APP
point as many deputies as he may deem
necessary
SEC. 2. That section 2 Of chapter 1876 Of
the general laws of 1885 be amended to
read as follows: "Sec.2. 1t shall be the
duty of the sheep inspector whenever he
has knowledge or information that any
sheep within his jurisdiction have the scab
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cause, matter or proceeding pend
ing in any county court, in the like
manner n upon the like notice as in
actions in the district court. Dispositions
mitted to the judge of the court in which
the cause, matter or proceeding Is pending.
Sec. 10. When for any cause the county
judge fails to attend at the commencement
of any regular term, or at the time when
any cause is assigned for trial, or at the
time to which any cause may be continued
the parties shall not be obliged to wait
tend within the hour, the parties in attend
ance shall be required to attend at 9 o'clock
a. m. of the following day, and If such
judge shall not attend at that time, the
cause shall stand continued until the first
day of the next regular term.
SEC. 20. In all actions brought in the
county court in pursuance of the pro.
witness shall be Obliged to appear at
the time when the summons is returnable,
or at which the cause is assigned for trial,
or to which it may be continued.
e SEC. 81. The time for which any cause
may be adjourned, shall be regulated by
reasonable discretion; provided, that such
cause cannot be adjourned over more than
three regular terms of said court, upon the
application of either party without the
consent of the other.
SEC. %. The county Judge shall keep a
docket in which all of This proceedings in
civil actions shall be entered in like
manner as near as may be, as the proceed
ings before justices of the peace in civil
actions; and the provisions OF the justice
code relating to Justices docket shall, as
near as may be, apply to the docket of the
county judge.
SEC. %. In all civil actions brought in
the county court the prevailing party shall
recover costs as follows: On oil sums over
n hundred (100) dollars the same as is
provided by law for like cases in district
court, on all sums cognizable by a justice
in the justice court; in cases other than for
the recovery of money costs shall be
allowed the same as in like cases in the
district court.
Approved March 81, 1890.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-26

The Deeds Recorded with the Auditor
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January l. ls9a
To date are s6.2Ts.s There were sled for
record yesterday 20 deeds. the considerations
ssgressting sioaSls. All average Of Ssia ~
Following Is the list furnished by Osborne
Tremper 4 &C.. shsiracsors OF title rooms o 10, II
aud T.. Boyd block:
". W Beck 30 &. 1. Davis ct al. SIS of swi. OF
me-. Of sels OF see 4. IL =, T 4. s2,soo
W. ". Beck 10 I. Graham, me- I Of AVA of sec
T. % .. rs. sinoa
r. r, flliie Ia z. ID Brown. lot :, hsk ,, Pleas
ant Ridge sea
~. hssaer 20 K NJ Hopkins, 10, 2, blk e.
South Seattle. $40,
=. 4. Sander to " Cranes. lots Is and 10, blk as
Nssler's second sapl aid. ga
West Coast Improvement Company 10 Ed
maad Peters, sos p. bis a. Gilman Park add.
ia
A. W. prsss TO Lacy G Pratt, lot Il. blk co
Hsrkes second add Jssecpt parsl Stsa
J. NJ. tSng a. A. G. Curtis. Tot 1 blk 81 II. r
pennyr Park add. n.le1
k. Myers 20 = swsnson. lots ,o : blk -
Aycrs' aFst add TO weosslsnd, $40
Anntc c Hsller et nj. 80 J. 4. Moore. hlks ! 10
81. EXCEPT lots. sscscoi
- Main e. a. 10 ). Rochester. part Of foa
setes IN SIC 5. - No, e. 81
T. ticwea es al 10 l. II Bradbury. "a lots In
southern saa. STA
Er Ferry 10 4. II. celSy, los &ad 2, hlk 4.
Ferry sdd. 49,
". Evans to 7. MAYER. ell OF sea. see - tp Il
n.FTe. 49,
v. Crosby te J. gadiesaaa. 10, .. blk 5. star
asa. ySsA
{ I. Lhygeseu 30 ". Durham. acre in nwi Nj
ne'., o. - ip - n, se, tn
} A tscald Ia A 4, Rsrssgi, los i. Blk ie. uxE-
rtson heigAts sIg3.
l. l3ttie ~ II. I EssSe. let 3 ard "a Of 10, 2
ef Il. Pont1ss' ssooad add 81. a0.
". c. /. CO. e. q. l. iA;snhssgeF. aoi y, hlk q.
Gilman Para sta. sssa
|. A. har@lsk 20 A. NJ Rlsekra&n. los s elk 2
lynch a ShIsl1's sid. sssa
Hansen ~ @ WlassTs. los 5. Blk s. tNmsa's
srst Ssh ax, tsS
". 7. coruaese 10 r Dawes. los I. hss 5. Lake
Sfcw adj. s17S
y L. 3. a l. Co 30 L. A. Niheai. lois 81 g. biz
3. Huntington Park ssa IN Des Moanes 50
r. n Williams 70 A. !. se4yey. lsts g 10 "a
et L Central kssa. ssEA
n, G shaw - A. q. sn.Es. lots 10 - - hlS y.
Cnpwn sspa ali. ia
J. VI uxseste II. NJ. Bal. lots 4 ana \ sec Is. -
Il. = and 81 OF SCI. se> IL - "a. : 1. gsxeeFs
part. race
Il. white 10 H. q. Petersen e. a.. II acres Ia
les ;. see IL u "a "a s.Aa
i~aass~ peans 20 v. Walker. lets aad q. els Z
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Agitation Abone the Conatitution-Rnr
nored Riots and Revolts-
RIO px IAxGEEo. March A-Thc idea Of dis
pepsine with 3 constituent assembly has been
revived, and Il II nov proposed 10 establish
constitution By the provisional government
suh5ecs 70 raxifcaston- Advocates Of piebis-
eite claim that this viii be more expeditions
than any other method and will efgectually pre-
clude any attempts TO revive monarchy.
The opponents Of this idea say that q consti-
fafiou framed By persons not clothed with con-
ssifuent authority BY the people II mot binding.
and would merely preserve and proiong the
present military provisional government
Wild 9uuors about ri0tB, revolution. etc. con-
time TO BE- circulated frequently. but when ran
down always prove to Be circulated with NAL
icicus motive. The government supposes the
authors Of the reports 10 be monarchistsl
Yesterday placard was posted in many parts
Of the city. decrying the present government
and insinuasing revolution. Its author was not
found II 10 reported that on the 2lst there was
an attempted revolt Of the troops Is Basin, and
IL is asserted that much dissatisfaction exists in
the army.
MONTE vrDEo. April "A newspaper says
that . telegram from Rio de Janiero announces
Q crisis in the Brazilian cabinet, and that Bar
boza aud Bocayora, secretaries Of state and
foreign affairs. are about 10 resign.
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end - & s.d I III Is Dsszys Hons sdd.
g1n-M
man Park sdd. ozsa
9. II. Grus. 10 C I. Nay. lou :, aad ., bib !.
Vets add. 80.
q ~ Boman 20 /. G. Gilman 81 A.. lots % \
blk J. Esfnieg SD. A,9o1
r. Williams 70 r. Brace. sxscf In Bdes d
knights add. q. So
C. A. Smith 70 z. srnifh. lots and s. blk a.
Lake Union sdd, Il
r. Smith 70 Z D. Kellogg. lots 70 9. blk n.
Lake Union adj 81 so.
rulfed States 10 r. odeli. ss3< &c ~. % ..
g. s.
8 r. Gsie 70 J. r. Fay. los I. blk 4. J. C. KIN
nears ed. 81. oOo.
L 4 ciart 70 4 @. Lee. lots = and 2. bib I.
Lake Uaion odd. $50
Harry white 70 !. G. Smith. lots 50 and 81. Blk
2. Fast Seattle. ts0a
Harry White to J. e. Smith Ct a., LOT 2. whites
East Seattle sore tracts. $50
.. z Ronald to Z. 2. Witrle4. nwI< of SEA sec
q, - -, rs. A001
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RELIEF FOR UNION IRON WORKS.
A Bill Reported Remitting the Penalty
on the Charleston.

WASHINGTON CITY, April 24--Representatiye
Dehayen from the House committee on naval
affairs, reported back favorabiy the bill intro
.duced by Representative Morrow for che relief
of the Onion Iron Works Of San Francisco and
to allow them the amount Of the penalty OF 49,
sSa exacted by the government and retained
from the contract price for the construction of
the cruiser Charleston. because of their failure
to secure the required horsepower. After
quoting from the letter from the chief of the
bureau of steam engineering of the navy de-
partment, rs well as the secretary OF the navy.
the report sets forth that the trouble was not
with the contractors but with the plans and
specifications furnished by the government.
which were strictly followed in the construc-
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sAS Disco. Cal. Aprtl 2s-Tnis uarning the
tweniy three Cinnamon arrested for crossing
from Mexico were taken "a los Angeles 10 De
tined on The Additional charge % smuggling
Opium. sl.Ho worth being fo1nd an their bag
gsse. They have not has q trial here set for
Violating the exclusion act Two Chinese are
oa, GA bail 20 os graed for aiding ard ahesiing
tie SFaRxsiers
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An Escaped Prisoner Recap,area.

los ANeEiEs. Cal. APRIL 2A-tn February,
lSNS. J. " Hears, serving term In the county
iAil, escaped BY taaue,iax thToaga tae wall
To-Day Heart Wss toand and arrested. sad wss
srrSlgassi hetore Superior Jaase cheney on a
charge % iniWriag ani aeiselag property. Heart
VIII plead The statute OF Limitations.
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PREFERRED DEATH TO SIBERIA.

Five Nihllist Sisters Cremate Themselves
and Destroy Papers.
MOSCOW. April Alive sisters named DOM
ovierod the youngest - years old, committed
suicide here today. The ashes found in their
apartments show that they burned number Of
paperrbefo taking their lives II il believed
that fear Of arrest IS nihilists led 70 the COM
miaion of the deed