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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-05

=. II. Clifford, New Casscl, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism. his stomach was diaor-
dered, his liver was affected TO an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
aud he was terribly reduced In ilesh
and strength. Three bottles Of Elec.
tric Bltters cured him. Edward Shep.
herd, Harrisburg, III, had running
sore on his leg OF eight years standing.
Used three bottles Of Electric BitteIs
and seven boxes OF Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and his leg is sound aud we'll
John speaker, Catawba, o., had Ave
large Fever sores on his leg; doctors
said he was incurable. One bottle Elec-
trio Bitters and one box Bucklen's Ar
Mica Salve cured him entirely. Sold
by A. &. Smith n Co.'S Drug Store. Ia
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Consumption.

No single disease has played such sad
havoc with the human race IA Con-
sumption. Mother disease approaches
80 stealthily. Its early symptoms are
ignored because II h thought only u
Cold or hacking Cough, which IN neg.
lected until this grim monster has such
hold that nothing ~ death eau To-
lieve II. Ballard's Hofehound Syrup
has removed the grip OF this grim
monster from many throat. II taken
In time II will give surprising relief.
Try It's soothing and healing virtues.
DO not put II Oh until too late. u. q.
NJ. l., Agents. ~
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Several years ago CHAMBERLAIN a Go

Several years go Chamberlain a Co.,
OF Dea Moines, iowa, commenced tho
manufacture Of a cough syrup, beliuv-
Ing II TO be the most prompt and relia.
bic preparation yet prcduced for coughs,
colds anu anu, Group; tina, the public sppre.
certain In become popular. Their most
saDguino hopes have been more than
realized. Over three hundred thou
sand bottles Of ChAmberlain's Cough
Remedy are now sold each year, and
II IN recognized M "tbe best made"
where ever known. II will euro y
severe cold In less Lime than any other
treatment. For sails by Z. O. NJ. /.
Drug Dept, dAs
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Many u Poor Woman sau-rs untoId
Torture- Prem Hack Ache.

II she only knew how easily she
could get relief by using Ballard's
Snow Linlment che would bless the
day she read these few lines. II Is n
grand remedy for Headache and all
Neuralgia Palms. No pain can with.
stand It, magic influence. II removes
the Iiro from burn or scald In one
minute. II will cure ipfiammatory
rheumatism and Sciatica; applied 10
tho Throat aud Chest In Group II will
give immediate relief and make
breathing much easier. No family
can be without II II once they know
its value. Try 1t. Price 80 cents.
Sold by u. G, NJ. |. 49,
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Remedy for ANTHRAX.

BEni.IS, Feb. i.-Dr. Hankin, the
well.known Irish investigator, has dis.
closed the nature and method Of manu-.
featuring his romedy for anthrax. The
remedy consists. OF prot.ld matter ex-
tractod from the spleen Of the rat, with
the aid OF 30 per cent glyccrine, the
extract being precipilatsd with alec.
hoi. When 10 be used Il IL dissolved
In water and injected under the skin.
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Arguing In Favor ofrree Coinage.

WAsHiSoTos, Feb. i.-When the
House coinage committee met this
morning Representative Mccarthy
read communication from William
L.. st. John, the New York banker,
arguing In favor Of the Senate bill and
ridiouling the predictions OF dire dis.
astcr made by tile opponents Of the bill
FIT should be enacted.
Francis q. Nowlands declared TINT
Germany would never have succeeded
In demonetixing silver without the co.
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wAsnINuroN, Feb. a.-Thc House
committee on territories today agreed
10 report substitute for Mansur's uill
for opening tho Cherokee outlet 10 set.
Element. IL viii provide, In brief, for
payment, 10 the Indians for the land at
the rate OF 81 Is pcr acre, aud for open
ing the land TO settlement under the
homestead laws ouly. II will contain
strict provisions TO prevent Illegal en-
try 10 the lands prior to their opening.
and will carry an appropriation Of
a. 400 900.
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There Ia no danger OF cold result.
Ing In pneumonia when Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is used as directed
"for severe cold" IL ehectually
countemcts aud arrests any tendency
OF cold 10 result In pneumonia. This
fact was fully proven In Thousands Of
bases during tbs epidemic Of influenza
last winter. For sale Nv z. G. NJ. |.
Drug Dept. d&s
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Isr-. psl.. Supposedly .pr.w.....

WnREsnARRE, Pa. Feb. IA
cavc.in occurred this afternoon In No.
! slope at the Grand tunnel opposite
Nantccokc. Three Poles nre shut In,
and as the place Il filled with water II
Il supposed they are drowned.
The accident was precisely similar 10
that which occurred at JancsvIlle. A
heavy blast broke hole into the old
working, which was filled with water,
allowing II 10 run Into No. 2. Most OF
the miners fortunately managed 10
escape. The three unfortunate Poles
are undoubtedly dead.
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~. National Farmers Alliance aud the
Free Coinage OF
silver.
IAN or A PAN-aCpvsLIc con-
oRGss.
uo,, the boomers Invade the Cherokee
strip, Troops Ready to
Move.
n, r.israph TO the srws.
vAurCRs' ALLIANCE.
yr..ideuts Meet 10 Agree Upon
.,p,e Important Measures.


some Important Measures.
w.s,isoToS, Feb. the presi-
dsn,s Of The State organization, Ma
,Ienal Farmers Alliance, met this
s'"rnlne. the purpose being " form
ni,,s certain measures for presentation
~ conrrcs and 10 map out some feasi-
wsrlan for the dissemination Of tho
,I,entufe OF tho council for education
fon,yht tho committee on silver
l.,islation made report, urging upon
rensfess tho demand heretofore made
hv t6e National Farmers Alliance for
dc free and unlimited
coISAoE Oh SILVER,
urop The same terms and condition
,bat gold IL now coined. The report
.sy, In part. ave regard II M n
Mn duty enjolned upon Congress by
M Constitution TO provide for the un-
limited coinage OF both precious
meals, gold and silver, TO the
md that the people Of the several
states mny he provided with n cir
snlaiinr medium. We express our
surprise, regret and Indignation that
thl. duty has been No long delayed and
neglected contrary, M we believe, not
only 10 the duty We have mentioned,
butte the best interests Of the masses
Of the people, who nre suffering tho
pangs Of poverty and stagnation OF
business by the want OF sufficient cir.
cilatlng medium. We believe and
charge that such delay has been occa-
stoned by undue influence In our gov.
,fnmenlal policy by those whose in-
tercsls contract the currency and 10
Rib-eryc monopolies and money lend
els.
eve express our earnest cohiemna-
lion u the exercise Of arbitrary power
which prevents a fair consideration Of
The free coinage DILL nj tho last session
ofCongres-, aud hope the hill which
passed the Senate at the present session
viii he speedily reported u the House
and enacted Into law. We say TO
the representatives In the coinage
committee TINT any efforts 10 unduiy
delay the report ON the bill, 10 as To
prevent action thereon by the House
IN the remaining days Of this Cop.
gress, will merit and receive still fur
, as~r condemnation by the farmers and
lAbosers Of this country.
ave have waited many years for
the simple Justice OF having both
precious metals restored 10 free coinage,
aud thereby declare our discrimination
10 press the fight ON this line until this
relief Is accorded 10 the laboring and
Producing masses OF our nation, aud TO
hold responsible the men. irrespective
oflpafty, who may obstruct Ia any way
the enactment Of Just measures, 10
strongly demanded by the laboring
classes " all parts"
Thc council will endeavor TO have
hearing before the House committee
tomorrow aud present this report.
The sub.treasury and land loan
proposi,ions aru being considered by
another committee.
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Two Message. tor Nebraska.

LINCOLN, Neb., Fob. i.-Afier hot
fight In the house this afternoon, last.
Ing five hours. a resolution was passed
by n small majority, asking Governor
BOYD TO also deliver his message to-
morrow. This viii result Ia two mes
sagcs being delivered aud IL tho iirst
recognition by the house OF Boyd IN
governor.
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NEW YoRR, Feb. IA young man
suicidcd In the Astor House Tuesday,
having registered A. Fred Evans, Eng
land. Tonight man, who did not
give his name, said the body was that
OF Frederick Evans, the well.known
Western mind reader. He showed n
picture In a California paper, thought
10 he that Of the suicide.
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Confirming ssaniey's Charge. Against
Gusin.

LONDON, Feb. i.-Thc proof sheets
Of Casati's new book practically con.
firms the charges OF vacillation aud
lack OF energy brought by Stanley
against Emin and gives the most AMI
mated account yet received OF how
Stanley stormcl Emin Into departing
ior the coast.
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WEST BEND. Wis, Feb. i.-The
Silver Queen Mining Company filed
articles Of incorporation here. The In
corporators are Il. Il. Warner, IL. w.
Sawyer, J. q. Dennison. ID. +. Ferrcl,
w. II. Curtis, II. $. Reynolds, A. n.
Anderson and A. X. Delaney, and the
capital stock N 81 100000. The head
quarters win be Hartford, this country,
while the operations win be carried on
In Alaska, according to the articles OF
incorporation.
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4 QUAR REu..
Endivx In ss. Kiiiinx OF Governor
Mrlnto.h.

MUsIlooKE, Ind. Ty., Feb. I.--Ycs.
ter,iay Government Agent Miller and
Mr.. Inslcy. escorted by eighteen
guards, started with sl0O, 900 10 settle
the second per capita purchase money
Of the Creek Nation. When about
twenty miles out a quarrel arose be-
tween Governor Mel ntosh, captain OF
the guard, and bob Marshall, an In-
dian policeman. The latter shot Nc.
lntosh with Winchester rifle, killing
him Instantly,
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startling halfway Murder.

PARIS, Feb. "A startling railway
murder was committed today on the
Spanish border. While the train was
proceeding from Irun, on the Spanish
side Of the frontier, to Hcndykc, u
small French town, q gentleman who
occupied a compartment In n ilrrt-cia-s
carriage was thrown from the train
Into tue river and drowned. The as.as.
sin escaped.
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PIERRE, s. D., Feb. i.-Thc twenty.
second ballot for senator todayresulte,i;
Moody, 81; Trip, ~; Campbell, so;
Melville, 20, remainder scattering. The
feature OF the day WINS the large vote
for Campbell, all but two OF the indie
pendents voting for him.
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BRUSSELS, Feb. A baud OF about
5000 oonscripts today pamded the
streets Of Manage In tho province OF
Hainault, m a demonstration against
compulsory service In the army. They
sung the "Marseillaise" and fastened to
their caps cards Inscribed 'Down with
the Blood Taxi
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THE WEATHER.
Geld aud SNOW. = Trsia. block aided
near puebio.

Sr. PAUL, Feb. i.-Cold weather
prevails herr and throughout the
Northwest. In this city this morning
the mercury was ! below; at 10 O'Clock
and during the night II ranged from
20 10 25 below IN different parts Of the
city. In the Dako,as the cold has al
ready begun 10 break, the thcrmo-
meter heing from 10 TO 10 degrees
higher thnn the samc time yesterday.
ON the santa Fc line near Palmer Lake
have been stalled IN this vicinity since
Sunday morning.
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ANDERSON, Ind, Feb. i.-After u
trial OF ten days, Captain Richardson,
OF the Scatteriield White Caps. was
acquitted 10y the Jury today. The cases
against five men indicted with Rich
afdson viii be dismissed. Great tndig-
nation prevails over the vsSdtss,
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on Canvass Of Votes.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. ~ The
senate this morning Rad tho report OF
the house committee ON canvass VI
votes. A resolution was passed by a
party vote declaring that the senate
had already done Its full constitutional
duty. The house appointed u commit.
toe Of conference.
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Conflict netweea Docksrs and sh,p
owners.

LONDON, Feb. Ain consequence
OF the ship owners taking hostile legal
action, the London docks Joint com.
mittee have abandoned discharging
ships, and u conflict between the
lockers aud ship owners has COM
menced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-05

lfyou are yellow, Bilious, consti-
pated with Headache, bad breath,
drowsy, no appetite, look, out your
Liver IA out Of order. One box OF these
Pills will drive all the trouble away
and make new being Of you. Price
% cents. Zion Coop Mcr. Inst. Drug
Dept, Agent. ias
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SrAgrAssDURu, $. g., Feb. 4.-W.
Zimmerman, siorekeeper aud agent Of
the Farmera' Alliance supply store In
this city, Ia said 10 he short Ia his ac.
counts from fifteen TO thirty thousand
dollars.
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LONDON, Feb. I.-1n the HOUSE Of
Commons today Gladstone moved the
second reading OF the bill 10 remove
religious disability, ami made long
and earnest speech In support Of the
measure. II was defeated by vote Of
$50 10 223.
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IMPORT Of Cutlery FROM shea.Ia.

LONDON, Feb. t.-Tho exports Of
cutlery from Sheffield 10 the United
States for the month Of January, 1880,
amounted In value to Gl5, AIS. For the
corresponding month this year, under
the new United States tariff law, the
Sheffield exports TO the United States
amounted TO Es33l.
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BELGRADE. Feb. 1.-TWO thousand
Arnauts In tho nelghborhood Of Drcin.
liza rcvoitcd and set flrc TO thc gov
eminent buildings. They now threaten
the town VI Prictlna and the official
have taken refuge ut Mitiovitza.
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SrRiSdriELD, H., Feb. l.--CockrelI,
. +. NJ. Il. A. member, being sick 10.
day, his two colleagues aud the repub.
leans Of the Joint assembly RETAINED
from voting for senator. Therr was no
quorum aud the assembly adjourned
after the iifrt ballot.
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MARsRILLEs, Feb. "A dispatch
says number Of ariillorymen belong
Ing 10 the garrison at Montpelier were
engaged In charging u mine with
dynamite, when the charge exploded,
fatally ipJurlng nine men.
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An rpia.mic OF Smallpox.

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. There IL n
smallpox epidemic In the towns OF
llusk and Overton aud surrounding
territory. The schools aud churches
are closed aud n rigid quarantine IL
established.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1.-THE Gus.
toms officials who were trickcd by u
Chinaman OF duty ON opium, today
seized lot Of merchandise consigned
10 the same Chinaman, and In II found
$4,000 worth OF prepared opium.
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To Amend the Interstate Commerce
Act.

WASHINGTON, Feb. "A bill was
favorably reported today by Senator
GALLON TO amend the Interstate Com.
merce act. Itprovid~s that competing
common carriers may, with the APP
prevail Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, enter into contracts or
agreements with respect 10 traffic
when, In the opinion Of the commits
sion, the general public interest and
general welfare are thereby subseryed.
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KANSAS CRY, Feb. Elmer Clark,
superintendent OF the Kansas City
Cable Railroad Company, was killed
today by car.
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AZ JanesviIle: Miners Drowned by the
Liberation OF BODY OF
Water.
colo WEATHER THROUGHOUT THE
NORTHWEST.
President Harrison said 10 Favor
Robert Lincoln a. the Sue
ccssor OF Window.
ny rslerr.nn % lne Nnw..l
ANOTHER DISASTER.
EIEhiecn Lives Lost In Mine. ~
prowuing.

Drow"ing.
HAzLsroS, Pa, Fob. IA terrible
accident occurred nj Janesville this
morning, whereby eighteen lives were
lost. The accident occurred In slope IL,
operated by J. e.. Hayden a 90. The
working T. situated Immediately under
the old workings, known a. No. 5,
worked out some five years ago and
nllcd with water. The cause OF the
disaster was due 10 the drilling "a hole
through pillar, which liberated the
immense body Of water confined In the
old workings, flooding the now work.
ings aud drowning all tho men in that
portion VI the mine.
William dresden, one u the seven
men who cfcapcd from the mine, says
he felt the wind coming when the men
broke through into the old slope. He
yelled to hts companions 10 run for
their lives or
All, WOULD nE DROWNED.
In a moment the rush Of water came
aud dresden, Henry Gibbon, John
Noiin, John Boyle, Charles Boyle,
VIM. Coylc and Patrick Call barely
escaped.
The water rose rapidly, and before
any attempt could 10 made To rescue
tue rest Of the workmon the water
ilowed In, aud In less than five min
utet the slope. which Is G2i feet deep,
was fillcd TO tile mouth, and eighteen
men who hut few hours before, with
light hearts. lett the bright sunshine
aud clear sky 10 descend Into the dark
cavern, were buried In wat.ry grave.
several Of these men were married and
leave large families.
TIM NEWS or TirE DISASTER
created the widest excitement, and
the mouth OF the Alop. was soon
throngcd with people.
The scene Of anguish that ensuei
cannot bc depicted. The weather,
which WINS bitterly cold, did not have
amy effect toward Diminishing the
crowd, aud II was only after the ter
ribl- result was made plain that non,
, OF the cntombcd men werc living. o.
could possibly be reached until all IN,
water was pumped out of the slope
that the grisf-stricken friends Of IN,
= unfortunnte men could lie induced /
= 10 70 their homes.
The firm OF Hayden a Go. VII
pump the water out rs rapidly ~ tn
machinery placed In position can Il
the work. How long II win take IL
4 question, since no definite Idea Of Tia
: volume OF water tan be nscertained
Some Of the miners say II viii TAX
! four weeks.
Many theories are advanced rs Il
! the cause VI the great disaster. SOME
charge II TO neglect % notify the
workmen OF the dangerous proximity
OF water.
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MAssILLoN, o., Feb. "A rear onI
collision on the Cleveland n Wheeling
Railroad aud Beach City this morning
between two frelghts killed fireman
aud fatally injured a brakeman.
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LIVERPOOL, Feb. i.-Captain Ho.
gan Of the ship bohemia, Liverpool for
San Francisco, subdued ut the pistols
mouth fourteen mulJnous seamcn.
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CHICAGO, Feb. i.-Captain Hug.
gins, OF General Miles s,atf, after care.
fully recalling the Minneapolis dis.
patch, said; THAT massacre story 1.
absolutely untrue. Nothing In which
General Miles was Engaged ever oc.
Cured that could remotely suggest II.
In MI the numerous OCCASIONS where
General Miles has captured Indians,
II has been really astonishing how few
were killed and wounded. The only
anairthat ! remember In Montana,
when considerable Indian women aud
children tPiegansl were killed by
troops was several years before the
Custer massacre, aud General Mile,
had nothing Whatever 10 do with
that
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SHAMoRIS, Pa, Feb. by an ex.
plosion Of powder Mt the Nelson col.
licry today onc miner was killed aud
two fatally Injured.
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or Indians by General Miles. but Prob.
ably No Truth Ia
rHr MILLING OF AN ,NoiAn GOV.
GRNoR.
The Contents Of The OHlciai Dispatches
Concerning The Negotiations
With Canada.
ny telegraph to the NEwsi
a STORY AMOUR GEN. MILES.
ne :. said To nav. ma...crca some
Indians.

MISNEArOLis, Feb. i.-The ErcHigy
/lsrnui tonight published an inter-
View on the recent Indian trouble, In
which, aftera dcfonse Of the Indians
In tho recent scrlmmage by promi-
nent Dakota man. whose name IN with
held, Gus Besulien, n resident OF ~.
Paul aud widely known amoug the
Indians Of the Northwest, says ''rhc
whole truth Of this Sad business will
come out some day. think II was
two months preceding the Custer mas.
racre that Miles and his soldiers rushed
In upon an Indian village In Montana
and shot down every man, woman aud
child In u without mercy. There were
between 200 aud 800 Indians killed.
The village being far from telegraph,
information Of the horrible affair was
not known till after the Custer massa.
ere. ana then, OF course. the puhlic
mind was 10 occupied with the Custer
massacre that no attention was paid 10
the previous massacre OF Indians"
After speaking OF the breathing Of
treaties, hc raid:"rhc Indians through
out the entire northwest ar. collecting
facts regarding white outrag,s In
Montana aud tho failure Of the gov.
eminent everywhere 10 keep treaties.
Certain chiefs will be designated 10
go TO Washington aud present their
wrongs and grievances, aud more cs
pcciaily expose the whole truth In re-
gard 10 the outrage committed before
the Custer massacre"
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For Coughs and throat troubles, use
"lIrown's Bronchial Troclies. "-"rhey
stop AN attack OF my asthma cough
very promptly.-C. faich, Ma1,irine,
Ohio.
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1000 nOOM rms.
shey Have Invaded the Cherokee
strip Hut VIII he Driven Out.

TOPEKA, Feb. IA newspaper cor.
..espondent has Just returned from a
uip through the Cherokee Strip, and
mmPottA having found dozens OF Ami
ne lNiiig IN caves, dug into the high
h hahhs along the streams, with a tree or
.ushvs hiuinH the entrance, and many
~ ne living In caves on the open prairie.
anere arc at least 5000 "boomersv
Low occupying the choicest quarter.
sections IN tho strip.
toRr RENO, 1. r., Feb. A mum.
Jel Oh Troops at this post are under or
ven 10 move into the strip nj short
nouce. The order was Issued presum.
ply IN View OF the fact that n mum.
Ut OF boomers" have Invaded the
s'Hp without the sanction Of law.
Payment neeognissd as "nIaekmaiI.-
Nhw YORK. Feb. "A local paper
Mys the startling fact tliat the Cana.
Hlan Pacific Hallway is exactlng n
aaosldy" OF $500, 900 year from the
hmetlcah trans.continental railroads,
~ consideration Of keeping out OF Call.
iSsnin busin.ss, VIII probably be
''ouga1 70 The front stwashington
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THE Portuguese Insurgents aud span.
Ish MeN oIn lIonIsls.

OroRTo, Feb. i.--Asa result Of the
investigation lnto this recent revolt, the
police report that they obtained con-
vincing proof that tho Insurgents were
In league with Spanish revolutlonists.