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ceivcnhlp is 10 lie avoided. In the iint
place, the comptroller can levy au az
scssment Of - per cent upon the capl-
tai stock, which would rclniOrce the
nserts Of the bank by sl5O,0I0 10 cash.
This could only be done, however, iu
ease the directors and large stockhold-
eu would agree 10 advance for shnr-
holders not prepared for immediate
payment. In casc this amount Ia faiI
Ia the comptroller would permit thu
bank to resume business, hnd The
amounts due the dcposiiofs aul
creditors would 10 Immediately avail.
able.
In case resumption IL impractlcahle
the Comptroller suggests that s5Illl,
Ia addition 10 the Immediate available
assets already on hand, would enable
the bank to ply ita creditors promptly
In full, whcicupon they could vote 60
20 Into voluntary liquidation and close
the alIaira Of the bank themsclyes.
This might be raised upon pledges OF
the loans and discounts Of the bank,
supplemental, " necessary. 10y the pvf-
sonai guarantee Of the larger share
holders. II Que OF these plans il rot
adopted II win hc his duty 10 appoint
receiver aud then closu the bank up Ia
the usual way.
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Tho highest medical authorities Of
Europa aud America have rscently
decided that large percentage Of cases
u insanity IA caused by the excrncla.
ting pslns OF Neuralgia Of the head aud
face. II any member " your family
suffers this tormentor, induce them TO
try Billiards. Snow l4iniment. One
application will afford immediate relief
aud you VIII soon he rid Of q danger.
GUS and tormentlng disease. Ballard's
snow binlment Ia the most penetrating
Linimcnt known. IL positively curos
Rheumatism, Lame BACK, Contracted
Muscles, Old 5ors, Corns, Bunions,
etc. IL panetraten anc opens up tho
pores, drawing nil poisonous matter TO
the surface, restoring aud promoting "a
natural circulation OF the blood through
the diseased paris. 2ss
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DunLIS, March 2s.--tarncll made n
trlumphai entry Into Sligo today lie
wns escorted 10y nny carloads " sup.
p1rtcrs from the rural districts, armed
with blackthorns. He was received
with Jocf- by the townspeople. D,vltt
ani his supporters Afterwards made n
counter display.
l'Tvvlousto The arrival nj Sligo Of
Davltt fight with blackthorn sticks
took place on the stsls u the Town
Hall. subsequently Parnell complained
that he hal been assaulted during the
ARRAY by one Of the residents VI the
town.
The voting clsssed hem were unmls.
takably hostile TO parncll. The struggle
on the STEPS Of the Town Hall, In which
lie claimed 10 have can ASSAULTED, wac a
fierce one, hut the parnoilites, assisted
by tho police, finally overcamo their
opponents. On returning 90 his hotel,
Parnell made an attempt 10 deliver n
speech from one u the windows, but
was compelled TO dcsist, owing 10 the
hooting aud yelling Of this Mccarthy
ties. Daviit, on the contrary, was
welcomed TO the town with the utmost
enthusiasm.
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This is what you ought to have, IN
fact, You must have II to fully enjoy
life. Thousands ara scratching tor it
daily, aud mourning because they fui
1, not. Thoueands upon thousands u
dollars are sPent annually by our
people in the hone thst they may attain
this boon. AMI yet II may loo had by
all. We guarantee that Electric BIT.
tors, II used according to directions,
aud the use persisted IN, will bring You
good digestion and Dust the demon
Dyspepsia aud Install instead Eupensy.
We rec0mmend Electric ililtsir for
Dyspepsia aud all diseRses Of Liver
stomach and Kidneys. Sold at sos.
aud 81 90 per bottle, By a. q. Smith s
Goa Drug Store. IA
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PiITmuRG, March 2a.-rhe Con-
nellavilr cogv sirisvrs viii receive aid
nom AN unexpected quarter. Samuel
Gomper, president OF Tue Federation
of labor, viii be heIe within two
weeks. qua writes that his orgaulEg-
ton will back the cokon Ia the last IN
their demand Tor eight hours. don-
pers' visit, however, more directly
concerns the coming struggle Of the
building trades In this vicinity Tor
eight houns, to DO demanded IN May.
pittsburg was chosen as the nucleus
Tor the elgh,-hour movement In tho
building trades, TO extend all over the
county.
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PARs, March 2s.--Apropos 10 the
recent iynching Of Italians at Now
Orleans, the Italian consul IN thlH city,
Signor Ressmnn, In an Interview with
m Associated Press corrcspondrut,aaid
the members " the Italian colony here
did not believe race hatred Had any.
thing ~ DO with this affair. Tie con.
sui added "When represented Italy
nj COnstantinople the secret society
known ~ the Malta was very strong
there. It, agents cOmmittci two muir.
ders, but the victims being killed 10.
cause they were suspected OF having
au Intention Of bolraying the Mgha'i
sccfuta.N.
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STEAMER ASHORE.
vessel aud Cargo w,n Probably be
saxeu.

NORFOLK, Va, March GA tole-
gram from the Hatiems Life Saving
Station says a Spanish steamer bound
fIom Galveston, Texas, II ashore i've
miles south Of that station. Tho vessel
IL lying easy close TO the beach. The
captain and crow are en board and
there In at present no necessity Tor their
leaving the ship. There Ia u strong
probability that both vessel aud cargo
VIII be saved. II Is not known whether
or not this Ia the cotton steamer before
reported ashore Mt Ocracoke inlet.
Lieutenant Walker OF the United
States Life Saving Service, arrived at
the beach this morning and IL making
an investigation into the loss OF life In
connection with the wreck OF the bari.
Dio,atOr, Friday. There IN n dispose.
ton here now TO censure the Scatirk
Station Life Saving crew for not at
tempting TO launch life boat, us IL
was shown that even u smaller boat
could make hetrip In safety, the bari. .
dlngcy coming ashore without capsiz.
Ing and bringing four men ashore.
Only two bodies Of those lost on the
Dictator have 10 far been recovered.
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LONDON. March 20.-rhe yiHsl cor.
respondent at Rome says the excite
ment caused 10y the lynching at New
Orleans has completely subsidized. The
government fully appreciates tue DIM
culiies under which the American gov
eminent lahors, aud II Is not likely
that any pressure win be brought 10
bear upon the latter. II " convinced
that the American government Will
readily make the compensation which
Justice demands. Public opinion goes
20 show that no sympathy Tor tho
lynched Malta u manifested. Many
Italians say II would tc well n oihur
members Of the Malta were treated In
tho same way.
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rioAied On nay II.nh h. Three stsaa
IuaH.


Tags.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. March
2l.- The United states steamer C',,is,.a
Wa hoattd oil Bay Head this morning
Wy tnfrr steam tugs and by the aid Of
shlp''- anchor aud hawsur which was
Vaiflel out, The ouicud arrived here
IN tow NJ p. M; ads now llca along.
sue tAe wharf at the head or the har-
uor. steam pumps were put aboard
Toe olicHg friday night with the in-
tcntion % making an effort 10 pump
TIE water rom the lower hold 20 eua.
Ole the ammunition, ulc., to be taken
rom tho ship. When the pumps were
set at wurs. u was found the ship could
ne rcailly pumped out, aud ltwss then
decided 10 cndeavog 70 lioat her. Ivcfy-
thing movable was taken from the
snip by iighler., aud ~ high water
ffilay anu haluriay tugs hauled her,
moving her a littlc at every attempt.
This morning fresh wind occAsionud
considerable swell, thereby enabling
tht tug. 10 haul her anoai. rhe
Gdlsaa leaks only about ono aud oue.
hnii Inches pei hour, which iudloaies
that there arr no holes In lfer bottom,
which 4 probably only strained f0mo-
what, When ashore, her hull was
badly hoggcd, giving her the nupeaf-
ance ~ being broken In two, but finoc
being lloatCd she has come back 10
nearly her proper Proportions. i.leu-
tenant-Commandcr Book, who has
charge Of the ship, n awaiting orders
from the Navy Department at Wash.
ingtou, and until they are received Ii
cnnnot 10 said what disposition viii be
made Of the ship. The work NJ fioat.
Ing the United states tug Nina will
commence NJ once.
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CnIcAoo, March 2s.-rhc grip mp.
pears 10 bo on the Increase In this city,
being favored by III. extremely dis.
agreeable weather prevailing for some
time past. The death roll for six days
of this week cnaci tonight reached n
total Of 9sO, and the figures for the
week will bo higher than ever known
In the history Of Chicago. Last week
the total was 500, aud that was looked
upon m abnormally large. All
branches Of business are inconvcn.
fenced by the illness Of employees, and
tho police and III. departments and
street car companies have many men
laid up.
by far the larger portion OF deaths
reported arc due TO pulmonary troubles,
for the most part resulting from Ia
grippe. Several physicians have died
within u few days. This morning DR..
Charles r. Parkes, physician aud
surgeon, widely known and who for
years has been prominently connected
with the medical colleges and hospitals
here, died OF pneumonia, following
an attack Of Ia grippe.
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MILWAUKEE, March 29.--Hon. John
Plankington, "a prominent AMI wealthy
citizen OF this city, died nj his home az
$3.50 tonight, Of pneumonia. iir built
up great fortune In the packing bust.
nt-s, IN which he was long ss-ociatui
with =. ID. Armour. Chicago. He was
owner Of tho Plankington House aud
many large business bloois In this city,
hons. he was inan o. great ruhlic
spirit, gave money and MD 10 every
enterprise that promised toadvance M.
cliys Interest, while bis private char.
tiles were very large.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

BiENnN0ilAN, Ala, March GA
train heavily loaded with pleasure.
suckers on the Eusloy city dummy
lIac, and going Mt rapid rate, ran n
the track Few mllos from town from
no apparent cause, and fell down u ten.
foot omhankmcut. A. l.. Brown aud
Nab Taylor (coluredl wcro Instantly
Killed. Engineer Rigsby was fatally
injured. About nneun passengers
were hurt more or lees and two Of them
viii probably die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

There Is no remedy In tho world
which VIII give such prompt relief In
Whooplng Cough as Banard's Hors-
hound Syrup. IL will pOii,ireiy cure II.
IL you win try IL your children will
not keep you awake all night cough
ing. Bhllard's Horehound Syrup "
tho most cooling anu soothing rnmedy
for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Bron-
ehitis and Asthma, IN the world. IL IL
free nom opium. IL builds up new
tissue, strengthens the Lungs, and IL
an Incompatible remedy, made OF the
hest and purest materials. II your
Lungs are weak and you have tick.
ling In your throat, you need II. Il. q.
NJ. /. Agents. %
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PORTSMOUTH, n. H., March co.
Late last night n dispatch was received
from Naval Instructor Wilson, In
Washington, stating that orders had
been forwarded TO this maynard To
commence on outfits, consisting II
spar, blocks, boats, furniture and
oooperage for gunboats Nos. 9 and o,
row being built at Bath, Me-; cruisers
Nos. o anu 10, now being built at bal.
tlmore; cruiser No. II, now being
built at Boston, and the new practice
cruiser. This IL good news 10 the work.
men, ~ nearly $780, 900 will be spent on
labor and material.
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A CoUSrEnFEIr.
10 IL said 10 be Almost Perfect ana
Impossible NJ Detection.

WASHINGTON, March ga sensa.
ton has been caused ut the Treasury
Department by the discovery Of a
counterfeit two.jollar silver certificate,
No nearly perfect ~ 10 be impossible OF
detection. The paper with eilk threads
through II IN for the first Tint almost Il
perfect imitation IN the counterfeit lust
discovered. 80 far as Is now known
the counterfeit Is condrod TO tho serion
OF 1856. II " estimated that there ARE
now nearly $1,000, 900 Of these notes
N circulation, and the problem before
the reasury Department ia how TO got
tli.m back Into the treasury and Sub.
sutute new series without efnhsrraas,
ment before any considerable quantity
OF the counterfeit notes get into oircu.
This was the subject Of n secret con.
ference at the Treasury Department
ms AFTERNOON between Secretary
Foster and leading officials OF Ia.
bureau OF Engraving and Printing.
twas practically decided to suspend
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Must be carefully considered by tho
great majority OF people, in having
even necessities Of NE. Hoods Safsap.
aria comments itself with special
iorce 70 the great middle classes, be-
cnuse II combines positive economy
win great medicinal power. II Is tho
only medicine Of which eau truly DO
,aid 100 Doses One Dollar" and n
bottle taken according TO directions
VIII average TO last a month. u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

When you make up your mind to
take Hoods Sarsaparllln, do not be IN.
duocd TO buy some other preparation
instead. CLERKS may claim that .'ou N
Il M good ns hood's" and all that, but
the peculiar merit " Hoods Sarsap-
arilla cinnot no equalled. Therefore
have nothing 10 do with Substitutes
aud Insist upon having Hoods Sarrap-
arilla, the best blood purifier aud
building-up medicine. 3
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From letter written by Mfs. Ada
Il. Hurd, Of .Groton, =. D., WI quote,
"Was taken with "a had cold, which
settled ON my lungs, cough set In and
finally terminated In consumption.
-Four doctors gave me up, saying |
could live but short time. 1 gave
mytelfup TO my Savior, determined n
could not stay with my friends ON
earth | would meet my absent ones
above. My husband was advised % ret
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. gave
It trial, took in all eight bottle; II
cured me and thank God | am now n
we'll and hearty woman Trial bot.
tiles free at a. G. Smith Is Co.'S Drug
Store. Regular size, soc. and 81 90. I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

WAsusopuN, March 30. - Major
Estes q. Rathbono OF Ohio, ut present
Chief Pos.uiiiue Inspector. has been
rendered and accepted the Office ~
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General.
created nj the last session OF Congress.
Ii h -aid that x.Rrppsentative Garter
Of Montana will be appointed Commits.
sloner OF the General Land Office, vice
GrOli, resigned.
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We like TO see. Yet Erysipelas dlsiig.
ures the features aud the disease Is M
dangerous ~ II " rcpulsiye. 10 IL
sometimes called"St. Anthony'sFire. -
and often ends In sudden death. =. y.
Carpenter, Granville, y. ", had II Ia
both legs and was cured by Dr. David
Kenneiy's Favorlie Remedy, OF Rom
dout, n. Y. This medicine uxcels all.
Others for the blood. d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

Tho only fcmedy for blood disorder,
isonc tha.twill expel ia, germs OF dis.
easc, and make the blood pure aud rich.
That Is best effected by Df. David Ken.
nedy's Favorite Remedy, OF Rondout,
NY, amediclne Of great value In this
treatment Of NIL blood disorders aud
diheases Of the Kidneys. IL tones the
system and helps 10 DO good work. d&s
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naTiiins Not on the warpath.-Gen
WIZ .er.nad.h.

CITY o. MEXICO, March a0.-Prcel-
dent Barfila,,of Gu'temnia. telegraphs
that the letters published Ia the United
States II the near possibility of n Gem
lral American war. are grouudless. He
says Guatemala viii not provoke a war
and would make overy honorable effort
% avoid one.
General Miles, u .S.A., was sercnaded
by military band last night, and today
he received "a visit from the military
authorities. He viii be received hy
President Diaz when the latter returns
from Puhla.
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There 10 no danger OF n cold result.
Ing Ia pneu monis when ChAmberlainis
Cough Ilcmsdy " used as directed
"for n severe cold" IL cflsuiually
counteracls and arrests any tondency
Of cold 10 result In pneumonia. INT.
fact was fully proven In thousands OF
hasos during the epidemic of influenza
last winter. For sslo by z. G. NJ. L.
drug Dup.. d&s
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PrrrsBuRo, Pa, March co. The
Cinnamon OF Pittrburg, contrary 10
general belief In regard 10 their burial,
do not send their dead 10 China, but
own a lot In Union Dale cemetery, la
which they are buried. This afternoon
onc Of their number was buried
with every rite aud observance Ut.
tending Chinese obsequics. He was u
high Mason, and n long procession Of
Cclcstials followed tho remains 10 tho
grave. Here most disgraoeful scene
cfsucd, brought about by some 200
Caucaslans, who had trnmped over the
gravcs, torn down shnibbery and
jostled the timid mourners In order %
satisfy their curiosity. The Chinese
reverently placed burning Josh sticks,
psrflmcd paper and printed prayers
besid. the grave, only 10 have them,
almost snAtchcd out ~ their hands by
tn. excited mob. They also wrapped
small coins In paper aud scattered
these on and IN the grave, bat the boys
aud men snatched them up auu fought
iinrcely for possession OF tho curious
memenioes. Cat calls aud Jeers and
howls from the vulgar crowd added Ia
the shameless scene, that Pitl-burg
heartily condemns, the excuse being
that the riotous crowd was only made
up Of the Idle, vulgar and lawless.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

The Best Sslve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever, Sores, fctter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, aud all Skin Erup.
lions, and poaltlvely cures Piles, or no
pay required. IL is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded,
Price ~ cents per box. For sale by A.
q. Smith 4 Co.
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NEW York, March 2s.-Comptroiler
Lancey today received the official ~.
port OF Examiner Hepburn In regard
TO the Washington National Bank a
New York, but refused to disclose A.
contents. He had addressed u com
nunication TO Hepburn, suvg.siinu
that only TWO courses ate open II re
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-30

1fyoG are Yellow, Bilious, consil.
pat-d with Headache, bad breath,
drowuy. no appetite, look, OUT your
Liver Is out Of order. One box OF thu,e
PilA will d'Tpc all the trouble away
and make y new being " you. Pric.
- cent. Zion Coop MGR. lust. Drug
Dept, Agent d1s
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the printing Of 81 certificates, and In.
stitute n new series OF the same de-
nomination. Thes. will contain n
vignette Of Secretary Window, and
he Issued as soon ~ the nectfqnry
plates eau he engraved. II viii take
about two months 10 prepare the plates,
aud In the meantime the Government
will exert It's ntmos. entesvorz to 80
cure and destroy the plates aud other
paapbernalla used In the manufacture
Of the counterfeit.
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RGuOyAlt


Cont' Goal CoNli
The Pleasant Valley Coal Company's
Local and General Agency formerly
a. L.. Williams, agenO will remove
April LIST 10 ~ West Second south
Street, west " Cullen Hotel.
Il. Il. CARPENTER,
General Sales Agent.
CHUTE 4 HICKS, Local Agents. d
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HoLnRooK, Aria, March 20. - A..
Rcdfield Proctor, Secretary Of War, and
party, consisting Of General Bachelor.
President Woodruff, General NoCook
and Lieutenant Baker, are ut San Car.
los, AIix., today. They 90 10 Fort
Thomas Monday and Fort Grant Tues
uay, and will 10 Mt Los a Angeles Thurs.
day. High wind and sand storms have
been prevailing Ia Arizona the last
three days.
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OF Dies Moiner, iowa, commenced the
manufacture Of n cough syrup, beliuv-
ing IL TO be the most prompt ana rolia.
", preparation yet produced for coughs,
ooins anu Group; that tho public appr,-
oiate true merit, and In time u wa,
certain To become popular. Their most
thnBuine hopes have becu more than
realized, over three hundred thou
snnd bottles OF Chnmberlaiu's Cough
remedy are now sold each year, and
IN recognized as "the beat made. -
where ever known. II will care n
severe cold In less time than any other
Treatment. For sals by Y. &. M. L.
Drug Dept. dxs
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general council ut Edinburg. In 1877
be took n leading part In establishing
the society TOR the Prevention Of Vice.
A. an author lie has written number
Of scholarly books ON Biblical sut-
Jocls.
Dr. Crosby's Interest IN public affairs
was shown By tho active part he took
in the interest u the Peoples Munici-
pal League movement.
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They Conduct a Temperance War at
bloom'iIle with Rioious Demon.
strailons.
FloATlNo'oFF TIE UHirro srArrs
STEAmrR "ekLiNA."
Guatemala wili Not Provoke War.
-Gcncral Niles Ia
Mexico.
TIM rrurrn.sor wan.
= heihodisi rric.t I.ads
Mob,

COLUMBUS March as.-rhc lgais
.Nnf"Hl4 lilllu, Ohio. surclal, rhr
M,ll l"fancu Nurlare nj Bl0Oniville con.
uhu,a With additional rioioua demon.
STATIONS. Alter the demoilshment OF
hin saloon, Miller procured "a new
STOCK 81 lquod and established him
sen IN other quarters. Lsst nirht his
place was visited By crowd OF men
aud women, who aaiulted the prouri.
ctor aud barkc-pcr. lnlurlnr tho latter
stt,iseusiy' aud giving both " them
il.'ll an hpur 70 leave town on penalty
o. more severe trcaimunL Among tho
minister.
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ERr, Pa. March aD.--wm. Flicker.
niger, q gentleman Of prominoncc, LETT
his home during the Ian snowstorm.
Being four ncofu he became bcvildcrcd
aud wandered into close cnHy0n. over
come with fatigue he fell and reflnhcd
In the snow. He was n man Of noble
birth In Germany.
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Go 10 SPENCER, BywATER 4 Goa
IL and ~ West South Temple street,
for Thu Rooilns GATHERING, Spouun,
Stoves aud TinwRr.. etc.
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ViENNA, March Bendoiii, who
forced Prince Alexander to resign the
Bulgarian throne, was lately at Bueh-
Arrest, passing under an assumed name.
lie theirs had au interview with Kar.
avloif and left Bucharest Thursday
with two other men. II was noticed
that the party was we'll provided with
money. IL Is auppoiei Il was Ben.
dorir and Ills companions who shot
BAtchen Friday lHsl.
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fSDIAsApoLis, Ind, March 2s.-Al.
though the Federal authorities main.
tain silence on the beet, II u believed
TINT the grand jury returned indict.
nents against onc Of the officers OF the
Biz -Four Railroad for alleged viola.
ton OF the Interstate commerce law,
and II IA quite likely that within TWEEN.
ty-fouF hours the arrest VIII bc made.