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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-15
Tea Sets, DinnerSets, ToiletSets!

Since rcnodelinG aud cnlarsIng our stores We
nave added full line OF latest dcsigrs In dscorA.
ton and patterns. AMI Ael for lcss than you eau
buy elsewhere old style goods. No.
Latest style Fine Decoration, 55.piecc Tea
ses"..r,r."., .... .".."....................S5 90
Latest style Plain tG'plecc Tea scts...... . 90
Latest Style lol piece Dinner sc:s.......... Z 90
Latest style Fine Decorated lOl. piece Din.
hef 90
Latest style Fiuc Decorated la.piccc TOT.
let Sets ...'........".."-..-" 8 90
Latest style Fine Decorated l0.piece TOT.
letseu"""......"........................ ... 3 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-15

John A. lash. the jeweler, has secured the scr.
Vices OF Prof. Shell. tho celebrated Opiician, 10
DO AZ his branch Store on Hanover street today,
| Tomorrow aud Saturday Of this week. a goud
Opportunity IL offered those III need OF glnsScs 10
assist tho eyes. Eyes examined for glasscs free
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-15

The thermometer at Schueprs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
Registered "a follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-15

Special Dispatch 10 The IatelliCencer.
" srRlSGEiELp, o., May, 1.-THE home
team won good game from Youngstown
to-day. Score; l,g s'5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-15

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drAhulated Sugar, 10 lbs ior................ l 90
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Best Standard Tomatoes, Do, o cans for... csc
Table Peaches, heavy syrup. per can........ lsc
best "psicots, per GOO
Choice Canned Peas. 61ic, 4 cans ior....,,. $50
string Beans, Gtc. 1 cans for. ............. goo
Canned Salmon, per can.............,,,,.,,,.. l5c
nm sagar Corn, &c, 6 cans for, ,,,,,,,,,,,, csc
Bakers Corn, 3 cans ior.....,.,,..,.,,,.. o5c
Mustard sasiiues. DC. . cans for............. e5c
on Sardines. sc. 8 cans for.......... n5u
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tommy, 40 per qt., : OTIS. f0r..,..,,.,.,.... n5c
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Corn Starch. G14c. 4 lbs. for..,.,.,.,,..,.,. go
Large Lump starch, 3kc, : lbs, for,.,,.,... mo
Rolled OATS, sc. q lbs. iOr.....,.,,..,..,... o5c
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GOOD Carolina Rice, &c. Az lbs, ior,...... 95c
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Butter Crackers. OHc / lbs. tor .......,,.,.. $50
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i,est california PruncS.. ...,.,.,.... loo
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rhtee cent bar Soap. 10 bars for............. o5c
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-05
E0IICE OF FORFEITURE.

Ts LOUIS BYRNE. YOUR HEIRS, As- \ signs and segsl representatives You arc hereby nDtihed that tho under . signed, who is co-lwner with you In the Beltevue miaipg cisiu,, has ez ,en led u . sun of one hundred dollar in isoor and fm . provemepts upon satd mining clnim, the said -spcudiLeres aa q isn proyementS being m ade by me In the year iSSe In compliance with the Uoited Sts'os miutus laws. requiring an nuai expe iditures to be made on mining cisims.
 The said Reliesne mining claim aonsis's of 500 feet in length oy els feet wide situ ate in AsftlntE mining distract. m the county of fayspa,, t- th Territory of Arizona. A rc- corj of the location of the said Bsii.vue miu~ ing slaim Is 0 de Ia the R scerl of Mines in the office vf he County Recorder of said Yav- as si oclnty. iE BneE 2s page S06.
 And you are nereby ,nrther notified that ii. al the expirailon Of ninety dass sfler the publication of his notice, you ia il cr refuse to contribute or pay tc ne your proportion of the said expenditures, together with the cost ot th publication Of this notier, the interest of yon m ssid Bellevue mining claim will be forfeited and begome he property of the un designed. JAMES O'HARA
 Prescott, A. IT., Feb. |, 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-05
NOTICE OE FORFEITURE.

I'o F. E. NURR Y. YOUR HEIRS, As- A signs and legal representatives: You ars he eby notiffed that tue under s;gned. who are eo- wUers with you in the Fibre mining claim, hsve.es banded ths sum of two hundr.d dollars in labor anu .- rroyementS upon said lining cla RI. the said expenditure srd improvem intH heip E n so5 in The years isSs and iSsa in com m2.ianee with the United States minlng laws, rSqnir- Ing ap nuai expenditures to be made on Inin- ing claims.
 Ths ssid Fiorencis mining claim consists O, i,sUo feet iE lengik by eo feet wide, situ, te in Verde minibs district, Ia the county of Ssy. spsi, sn the Tsrr.tcry of Ar sona. 4 record of the loc stioe of the said rior~ncis mining claim Is made n the record Of mines, ta the ofrco of the county recorder of said YavEpsi county 10 Book a page sl.
 And you are hereby farther notified that if. al ihe expiration Of ninety days alter the rubiiea ion Of th;s notice. you fail refnse tc contribute or pay to us your proportion of the said expenditures. together Sith tDe cost of the publication of this notic the interest of you ia saic FloreDcia mining cislu will be forfeited and bsooEe the property of tho uAders.ened. 1. KUHN.
 HENRY WURZ8 8U Ra. Prescott, \. T., March |, 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-05
JOHN WANaMAkRR,
lSo 2ss.l APPLICATION FOR \ PATENT.
Postmaster General.

U.s. LAND oryIcE PRKso TT. AnIEass. MO rfoE IA hsrshy given ina. Blackberry ~ Alnlng Company. by I. J. Williams, is Attorney in ssst. . noss post o;iiee addresS is PreEcott. Arisnns. has this day died his sp pitca ion fer patent far ltte ha-sr feet oi the Blackberry mine or yefG. bearing copper gold and silver with surfsee srouaa 0S feet ln width, situated in Blg Bus Mining Dis,rsci, County nf avap&i and Territory of Arisona, ssc de-iRnatsd hy tho T sld-n ptes and of1cisi plat on dio ia this ofiics as Lnt Mum her a. The erteri0r boundaries cf ss,d isSt No, s2 being ss follows.
 segianinr At snit sl menRmsn; al center oi eIs m, where is set Aiste stone marked IaH So.1, Mineral Monument No. s besTs S s4 isg 6S ta iG. k 5S sz fest. thence 4 $ deg aJ min k SC feet to centEr ena of claim. where 1. marked H Sc. 2oa \ " fscs of slzia rock tn place. iheace S 6t dtg 8 m "a VI Nc fee to vb, te tx set slate s,one marsea II No. S thence q deg O min W itse feet ,o where ts set sfs stone marked a No |. thence 5s de & min E C fe q to center ond rf claim. sod to where d No. is marked on " face or slate rces h plsce, o9i feet n where ls set xlsLs stone mark d II No. C, thence ~ SS aeg a min t lsSl feet to where is '. | sistc stone marked II NJ. ,, thence x & deg % min " So fees to monument and stone < No. !. place of begin las oa cut
 Magnetic variation. Is deS Ss min east, o.s- ta'ning le-s3 acres
 The location and relosar:on O. this mine tS recorded iD the Recorder off'os ci lsvapsi County, In D Joks ii and 2T of Min-s.
 Any and all peFsons claiming adversely s v portion Of said Hack berry msne or sur nc e ground are required io rle fhsir adverse claims with the Register of tue Uuised states Arisons, du,ing tho sixty days pariod O; publication her of, or ih.y will Dc barred by virtue of the provisions al the statats.
 ii2Sio F. BURGESS. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-05
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION
Some Interesting Items for All
 Classes of Rracers

Ssonewal whisk, ., the Monte.
 Euma. If
 Fine stock oi Sad ii.s a, oseabarg
 Bro 's. dlu
 Cowboy eattits speciality a. osen.
 Durg's diu Schooner Beer ai the Moniesums,
 5 cts. glass. d 1 Lord Feuntlesoy Caps aud Cellars at
 Mrs. Biaine's. u Dees your tooth aehsf Call at Noun tain City Drug Store If Coxe's Giyocrins Lotion at Ross' Corner Drug Store. nl9u Very Rough GU Ra,s." at the Noun. tain City Drug Store u All the standard patent medicines
 at the Cornes Drug stese. If Sserling's Royal Remedy al Ross Corner Drug Store. n9u All the standard patent medicines at the Corner drug store. fl Fine stock oi diamonds just received at M. deld~ster & Bros. u
 Try boii', of Tolsnd's Tenie, for sale s. Il . Irner Drug Store. u
 Three meals for sl at tho sherman House, formerly Dan Hsizs hotel.
 The genuine Stsrling's Royal Remedy 10 sale al the Corner Drug Store. h Reduced prices have caused great rush Of business st the Corner Drug Store. If Congress, Apolhnaris and vichy mineral waters in stock at the Corner Drug store. If Everything found in iirst-class harness shop can be had at 0senburg's at bottom prices. diu Ladies Fall and Winter Hats, latest patterns, just received by D. J. Sulli- van & Co. fl
 Saddle horses and single or double rigs for hire st Sloan's stable southeast corner oi the plaza. u
 A large assortment oi drugs, chem icsis and toilet articles for sale at the veiy lowest prices ss the Corner Drug Store. If
 Rubber overshoes, rubber boots, rubber coats, and asetics, in endless 1 quantities, at j L. Fishers. d5u
 For sunburn. tan. and the effects oi bleak winds. use Espey's Fragrant Cream, for sale st Mountain City Drug Store ii
 Take your prescription ts the Meun- tain City Drug S.ere, to be filled by s 1 licensed druggist oi Illinois and Min nessots. G
 Good work and low prices tell 1 osenburg Bros. are always rushed. i When you come to Prescott cali and examine their stock of harness, saddles, l etc. and obtain ? ices. dItf
 Full line of Ladies' requisites for the l mplsxion, including CamelliRe. Bloom of Youth, Aagnolia Balm, Lubin's vio- let Powder, the standard Face Powders, and elegant Cold Cream, at Mountain City Drug Store. fi5-lf
 Miss Le Levier wishes to announce l to the ladies os Prescott and vicinity | that she will take charge of the Dress. making department al Mrs. ". c. l Bnrdge's Millinery Store. and dc all l kinds of fashionable dsess-making satisfactorily. Patronage solicited. Re- ] memember the plsce--iwo doors north ! of Postofiice, a. Millinery Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-05
Price List Of RubbeTs at Q. i.
 Suisisan's.

l have received carload Of elegant Anheuser-B Busch (St. Louis) Lager Beer, which l propose to sell ice.cold, al reduced prices, in kegs, bottles. or any amount. have refurnished my lodg- ing house, and will rent rooms beds gan be reuted at two or four bits. Iam ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pine and Juniper, cut to all sizes, split and delivered st house for $7 per cord Leave orders here os through postoff ffico. Martin Maier. if
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-05
A cood c.s,,,o,p,a psu,r

Send for the Los Angeles Daily Herald, the best Southern California
 paper. Subscription S225 per quarter.
 Weekly Herald (I2 pages) S2 per an- aum. Address, AYERS X LYNCH,
 t Los Angeles, Cal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-05
Man ana uis,

Wanted, to take charge el q Statisa in Kirkland valley. A splendid location, aad a good opening ssr sober and in. dustrious man. For particulars, call at tbls office, or apply te J, M. More Kirkland valley. ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-05
D. Pen,innd, Dentist,

Oifice and residence opposite the Will jams House. Gurley street. Keeps thoroughly informed upon all new im- provements in dentistry. Every oper- stion carefully performed, and satis- faction guaranteed
 Prescott, Jan. r, 1889. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-05
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NAtice Is hereby givea that The co partner ship he' efofors existing be wern C. VI Caly.r anu C. Rcemer bas teeu al issutssd. the fn- ieres cf iho latter hay ing been pureh ased hs A. W. Edwards- ThH m W II hercstter h. known lay inc me ot Culver k Edwards who wii. ns uDe al obiigSticns and collect AlI ssht- duo ths former firm.
 Cu YER < EDWARDS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-05
Dissolution Notice.

 ROCHESTER. N. f., February lat. lssA, flNHE partaeFskip heretofore existtng he, k tween ths undersigned uDdsF the -n nsBsa aud stsir of ~ The heeking hfd Mining and Milling Company" ander articles cI agreement d. d July felh. isss. and sutse- Qasnt agree asn,s dated Aug. sosh. lSss. Ang Sd. issss. Aug a& b, isc9, Oct alst. issa Nov lSiA less and Nov. ia.h. isse Ia this day dis solved by mu asi eoassat That zn seeoanl shall >s 0acs ec prepared. saa all aesoanss oi <seh individual ksSount stated
 VA. h. REID
 RICHARD DskiIHN
 JAS. q. HART.
 A. q. JOHNSON.
 SAMUEL. STEIN
 g. A. ADAMS.
 CLARENCE WILLIAMS. NOTICE. All aI the mlaes. ninise ess m ! and s~FscAsi property ci tAa 60 psftnefssip ip sboya ie sefibed ksss beer trsnsferred to q eos parstsea incorporated under the inss of the State ef ses York. nscef tas name uf ~ko, kgug hird Aiaiag sna Milling Com- pAny which ssid cospors ioa wtli carry eH tls tslsluess .ish iis pFlncIpal oftce hs hoch- eater, '. T., and lis miass, miit. etc s' Cbefry Creek kavApAl toaafs, Arfsons.
 RICHARD DsKuBN,
 President. CLkgENCs VILLA ss,
 Secretary snd fss<ssFs-,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-05

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET- ~ fhe corner of Montezuma snd Willis sree Mrs. Blackburn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-05
MAIL LETTINGS
Notice to Contractors.
Per OFFICE DxrAgrxs T, WksGrasros, D. C, Frn- l. iS.s

ke1 OFFICE DKfAA-ss T,
 WksGfssros, D. C, Frn- l, 1855 PRoPOsALs will De received st ihe Goa tract osn C oi this Department until F. m of April io.s. lSs1. for esrrJiag tie malls o The unlted States apcn the routes. snt according ;o the schetnls of arrival and de- pasiare spesifed bs the Deputsaent. h the Territory es AEikons. frosa Ialy let isao, tc June sch, iSos.
 Lists oi routes. witk seatdules of arrivals sud dspArtares. instructions to bidders, witk forms ios contracts aud toaas. sRd all otk [ n, essssrY iniol n silos. will be fsrnished upsn spplie ation te the seeos6 Ass.ttsns Post- sasster General
 JOHN WANAMAkkR,
 Postmaster General.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-05
soons 10 Let.

"ALD0 HousE = NICE, CoMroRrA-
 W biy furnished focias to let reason ably ov the day, week, or month. utf
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-03-28

but, judging by what others gay, think We
are doing very well, while from some others
opinions, we are doing nothing You see
one cannot tell, but will fix my decision on
the fret.
We haG a meeting on the 9Th and initiated
one new member, and the meeting previous
we meet twice month-there was another
initiated, and there are two awaiting initia-
ton. So you csn see we are growing, and
soaebody is putting confidence in the order.
Our last meeting was quite an enjoyable one,
regardless Of the snow on the ground, and
the chilly evening, and the place we met in.
Our re- nlar place of meeting is in the Santuo
Academy building, but on this occasion we
could not find the key, and the windows
were securely fastened, and for while we
wero almost ready to give up meeting, when
one suggested to adjourn to the pines but
thinking the rines might have eyes, we
finally settled down in Treasurer DR.. J. =.
Thomas old store, and used as seats old
boxes and piles of peas, sc.
The Secretary used the counter for desk,
and his seat was so low that most of his
writing had to be done in standing position.
Nevertheless, it was an enjoyable meeting
and all present was in lively frame of mind,
and felt paid for our trip. l will say here,
that all of the Alliance meetings would be
better attended aud more enjoyed if all
like them as well E. w. ].
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WHITE. WASHED WAsHED.WHITE.

These terms express extremes from
each other. Did you ever see young
man that DIVIDED all his gentiity to the tailor,
and possessed 80 much brass that it
showed itself in a large yoid chain, sally
forth from the low circles of town in o
ircd turnout with cigar in his mouth,
whi,key in his stomach, and lust add COR
ruprion in his heart? Such characters are
white washed.
Did you ever see some intelligent, noble,
sweet aud Innocent country girl, the sun
shine and joy of home, whose particular and
Satchful mother had taught her the princi
pies Of truth and virtue, to he led to the
hymenial altar by a such character, and
find out, when too late, that she had been
deceived, and her life was 10 be ono Of hope
less mi scry ?. Alas have known such
occurrences. Mothers teach your daughters
the deceptivcness Of glicd Appearances.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-03-28
INFORMATION WANTED.

Mr.. SToKEs.-The Asbury Postofice nerer
receives the TINES, published on Thursday,
until the following Saturday evening.
The TINES for Asbury reaches Jonesville
on Friday short time after the mail returns
to Gaffney, consequently it remains at Jones
vile "a hours. Why could not we get our
paper on Friday? expect all other parts
of the County get their TINES before we do.
"Vox" says their TINES come on Friday. l
had rather always get the last issue of the
TINES before prepare for the next and but
do 80 can write no earlier than on Monday.
The matter for the issue OF The 2ls: was
mailed at Asbury Tuesday, the 18th, and
why did it not reach you?
ALLIANCE EDITOR.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-03-28
The Dow Law Cotton Planter
AND
GUANO distributor.

THE DOW LAW COTTON PLANTER
l. is acknowledged to be the very best
Cotton Planter in use; but it has an addi-
tional value to every Farmer. 1t is also a
frst-class GUANO DISTRIBUTOR, distrlbu-
ting any quantity required with great accu-
rncy, and without any waste.
For Sale by FAINT BROS.
March Z 10 3t
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-03-28

AN ALLIANCE PRoTEsT.-Grecnvillc,S S. c.,
March 15.-The Hon. NJ. L. Donaldson, man
ager of the State Alliance Exchange, sent q
telegram to the chairman of the the agricul.
ture committee of the House protesting in
the name of the State Exchange against the
Congo bill for taking cotton seed products
now pending before the committee.-News
and Courier.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-03-28
THE ASSETS ARE INVESTED AS FOLLOWS:

Real Estate and Bond & Mortgage
Loans, $oo,sOI,
United States Bonds and other
Securities, sSo,ass,
Loans on Collateral Securities, ss,s45,
at interest, es,oss,
Interest accrued, Premiun,s defer
red and in transit, etc. ss,ssi,
s1ao- Iht
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THE SANIUC ALLIANCE,

MIR. EDIToR.-You were telling of some
children who could ouly be induced to do
anything by telling them not TO do il, and
tl6s that was your last alternative so
thought that would bc like those children
and do what you tell us not to do-writc.
Human nature.
have no news, nor much information,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-03-28
List of Letters

Remaining in the Postoffice at Union, for
the week ending March %, 1890.
Thomas Faucctt IAdeline Mckenzie.
II. S. Grant. j. =. Presne'l.
Miss Gcorgiana Jones. Dina Thorn.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised, and will be required
to pay one cent.
J. C. HUNTER, p. NJ.
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SEED POTATOES.
WE HAVE in stock the following varie.
w ties Of Northern Potatoes:
GENUINE EARLY ROSE,
PEERLESS, BURBANK,

AND GOUDKICH,
and if you want any other variety we will
get them for you.
We have also just received fresh lot of
johnson & Stokes reliable Garden Seels,
and have some new varieties. Call and ex-
anime them.
We have in stock n full line Of $ ape
and Fancy Graceries, such rs Flour, Meal,
Bacon, Lard, Hams, Sugar. Coffee, Grits,
Salts Syrups, Condensed Milk, Chocolate,
Cocoas, Descated CocCanu', Flavoring Ex-
tracts and a full line of Canned Goods -
Call and get prices.
II. +. SCAIFE s. son.
Feb 2l 3 ly
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For Sale.

rINESTED Italian Queen Bees aud Colonies.
i 7. NJ. LITTLEJOIIN,
Star Farm.
March Ii IL 3ts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-16

AMHERST, Mss, June 18th,
buccalaureate sermon before the
graduating class at the Massaehu,
sets Agricultural College was deliv.
cred today 10y Professor &. :.
Walker. The topic was: 'sThe Duty
u the Educated Farmer" Prof.
Walker said heretofore, in all Iarts
Of the world, tire farmer has l,cen Iio
match for his adversary. He has
ns-er held his own against soldier ~
priest, against politician or states
man. In ancient times lie was n
slave, in tire middle ages n serf; in
the nineteenth century he Is . slave.
serf, peasant and a proprietor. ac-
cOrling TO location. The American
farmers, rs n class. are face 20 face.
with a crisis. They have subiucd q
continent aud furnished raw mate
rial for our factories. bread for the
operatives ani manhood for our civ
iliZltiOn. They sustained the ma
TONS credit with their harl-raruei
dollars, rescued endangered liberty
with their conscientious ballots.
and defended, time and again. the
stars and -triics with their loyal
blood. Vigorous in body, strong in
character, striking in individuality.
lovers OF home, massive in common
sens, fertile in RESOURCES, devUut be-
levers in Providence, the farmers OF
America will never allow them
selves To be overwhelmed 10y the fItc
thnt sunk the ;i.lcTs Of the soil in
India, in Ecynt, in Europe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-16
The NIhIIists' Plot.

PARIS, June l5.-The police Of
this city have received official adj
vices from 81. Petersburg to the
effect that fresh evidence mas been
discovered bearing on the recently
revealed plot 70 assassinate the Gar,
which indicated that the active pro-
ceedings against the Cars life in
v0lve MendelssOhn and several
others of the persons arrested in this
city on suspicion OF being nihilists.
The French government has there
fore decided 10 detain the prisoners.
who are really believed 10 be asso-
ciated with the Terrorist Party, not
withstanding that the evidence col
lected against them here is extreme
ly scant AMI does not in itself war
rant their indictment. The former
chief Of the Russian police, General
Seliverston, who Is now in Paris. i
busily assisting Ia uuravel the plus.
and NJ. Constans, French minister
Of the interior, shows himself 10 be-
a willing tool Of Seliverstof. and is
viciously energetic in toadyiug 10
Russia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-16
THE COMING WEEK.
The Various Matters Likely 10 Come
Before Congress and
House.
LoNpoN's POLICE FORCE, is
DISSATISFIED.
Fresh Evidence Procured Relative
TO the Plot to AssaSsinate
the Gar.
MURDERER EYRAuD CHANGES
HIS TACTICS.
Distress Among the People In Ja-
pa n.-FOurteen Freight
Cars Burned.
LoNpoN's POLICE FORCE, is
DISSATISFIED.
MURDERER EYRAuD CHANGES
HIS TACTICS.
BY Telegraph 10 the YE~A1



WASHINGTON, June l5.-General
debate on the silver question is 70
close by the present order Of the
Senate at s O'Clock Monday after.
noon. When this matter is out OF
the way a struggle for precedence is
probable, and senator Allison says
he will ask % have the Legislative,
executive and Judicial appr0pria-
lions bill considered. Senator Plat
wants the bili 10 admit Wyoming
taken UP, and Senator Frye will
pres his bills.
I the Wyoming bill is taken up
II is understood the democrats will
offer n substitute b. admit WyOm-
ing, Idaho, New Mexico aud Idaho
rs n bo,iy.
by the middle Of the week the
republican members Of the finance
committee expect TO have the tariff
hill ready. 4 feeling prevails that
debate on that measure will not be-
gin until some Of the measures
above mentioned are disposed OF.
The remaining appropriation bills
are 10 bee vigorously pushed this
week. The sundEy civil apprOpri-
aliOn bill will he FOL owed 10y the
Indian appropriation bill and the
national bankruptcy hill. The
election committee wish 20 call up
the Mississippi case 81 Chalmers
vs. Morgan, and a. the committee
reports in favor Of the democratic
member, it may act rs a soft pre-
Jude to an angry debate on the ma
tional election bill which is expec-
ted tn follow.