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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-06

LouIsvnLE, Ky, Aug. 5.-Hon.
Adlai T.. Stevenson anu party, the
legislative committees and n number Of
prominent citizens left early this morn.
ing for Frankfort, where they arrived
at ii O'Clock. When the train convey
Ing the Stevenson party arrived they
were driven to the residence OF EN.
Governor Proctor Knott, where lun-
cbeOu was served. After luncheon tho
party proceeded TO the House Of Rspre.
henlaliToa whore the legislature had as
Humbled. Mr.. Stevenson was intro
duced by Governor Brown and he spoke
In part Az follows:
II am not insensible 10 the great honor
you have done me. | appreciate tho
honor that has been done by the repre-
seniatlve men OF my native common-
wealth. All Of kentucky's history,
tradition Aud honor are as dear to me as
TO any OF YOU"
He then followed with references
TO Kentucky and the pride OF those
gone out from tho state. His
adopted state was much indebted
TO Koutucky'for her contribution OF
people who had helped that State
Its first govern or, both lie PRESENT
United States Senators and u hundred
other prominent men were native
Kentuckians. His reference TO Lin.
coins Kentucky birth and pride was
applauded. Illinois, near kinship to
Kentucky made up the text OF most OF
his speech.
Alter the speech MIR. Stevenson held
reception and every body came for
ward and shook hands with the visi-
tors.
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Contrary 10 popular opinion the
female descendants of the Puiitans
have smaller feet than those Of the
Cavaliers" said Mr.. William Cooper,
junior member Of an extensive New
England shoe factory, "Wo manu-.
facturo ladies shoes almost cXclu
sivcly. We sell most small shoes in
the northeast, most large ones IN the
southwest, in Arkansas, Now Mex.
leo and Texas. The Car0linas, Ala.
hama, Mississippi, Kansas and Ne,
hraska also order good many large
sizes Ohio, Virginia, Kentucky,
Maryland Indiana, Illinois, Iowa
aud Missouri buy medium sizes.
'The retail trade Of large cities re-.
quires more small sizes in proportion
than docs that OF smaller cities and
villages. Still There is great diff
ference in cities. Boston is pre-.
eminently the city of snail footed
women. Next in the order named
come Hartford, -. Louis, Louisville,
New Orleans, New York and Den.
Yer Philadelphia Cincinnati, Chi.
cago, pittsburg and salt Lake City
may be classod Us big footed. st
Louis Globe Democrat.
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Financial Embarrassment Is Said IA
be the Actual state Of
Affairs.
RAILROADS KILLING THE eoUH
rRY's PROSPERITY.
Universal DcStituiion. Decentralization
In the Official Atmosphere.
Forcing Leans.
The Financial Condition Described ~
nnnIornbIc.

htpiorhbics
Ell PAso, Aug. 5.-rhe Times TO-.
morrow will contain long interview
with General Luis Sandoyal In which
the Rovolutionl.t leader scouts the
idea Of Texas deputy munhals arrest.
ing Cara. Tho most important ica-
turc Of the Interview il the discussion
Of the financial condition OF Mexico.
He says the actual condition of tho
county l. one OF financial euibRrrass.
muut, General Dis2'a lack OF knowl-
edge Of the government led 10 mort.
gagged future Mexico 10 the extent Of
SSl,O0O,0O0 Tor the purpose Of building
railroads, aud now these roads, by
their cxOthitant rates, have Killed the
prosperity Of tho country. The Ma.
tiOnI Treasury has not money 10 pay
interest on the railroad bonds for the
counting yoabnnd to cover this dciilci.
ency II ia proposed 10 float loan Of
so, 100000.
The restitution Is universal In the
country. Tho decentralization In OIL
oinl atmosphere IL such that last week
Senior Romero, recently nominated
minister Of the treasury, declared
officially tina, Si,O00,O00 per unnum
had been rcmonetized during sixteen
Year, In which Dlaz had boon In
power. That IL TO say, Sl2,000,Q0O
more than the railroad cost. N the
proposed 81, 900 loan be not Heated
no other resources arc LEFT but 10 take
money by force from the national
banks 10 pay outstanding debiH or for
felt the debtr. Tho state OF Zlcatecas
has already reached this stage Of fore.
ing loan from the people.
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HIS LlVER weloHlo Two rows.
A Monster Shark That wns Captured OF
tho Goat of NInssnehusctts.

A Monster Shark That wns Captured 90
the Coast of Massachusctts.
II is about big fish that / white.
but It Is big story. saw the Ash.
! took his Dimensions by actual
measurement and l saw the liver.
In the annals OF Cape Cod. rub
lishcd by the Rev. Mr.. Fioomnn in
1868, hc mentions that in 1903 Prov.
incetown had o regulation relating
20 the carcls-ss Of whales, shae. /,
horse maolcrcl, otc., which rcquTbd
that they be towcd below low water
mark, which would indicate that
these muiun animals were 20 com.
mon NJ TO be- IN some degree ofcn.
sivo IN warm weather Many OF
thcm were captured for their oil.
Right whales yielded 20, 30, so and
sometimes 100 barrels; humphacks,
Is 10 % barrels; mdmpus, 1, or 3,
blackiish, barrel; sharks, from ]
gallon to or barrels; porpoisc,
gallons, and n boatloud OF dogli Il
yielded about barrel Of oil.
Now my big iishwas called u shark,
though he WIS not Of the man eating
or shovel noscd variety. Mr. y. l..
Atwood, distinguished and mpcti'
cal ichthyologist Of provincctuwn.
pronounced the fish u liver shark OF
sea elephant, and considered IL rare.
The fsh was almost entirely white,
and as handsome in form as n mack,
errl. He was caught In 1869, inside
Of what is called Long Point, form,
ing an outer boundary Of Province
towns beautiful hnrb1r.
The fishermen had spread their
scines there for mackcrcl and this
big fish had got entauglcd in them.
30 that no was easily pulled To tho
shore, where tho tide loft lin high
and dry. Being at that timc engaged
in business in provincctown, / was
invited to visit the monster and SEQ
him cut up for the purpose Of extract.
ing his liver. By thcway, all tho oil
of shark is in his liver, while that
VI o. " AAtAA'f VI ANAAN'f - ~ lAlN lltNAlt
or blubbor. took rule and meas.
ured thisshark and found his length
10 DO just thirty.ono feet the breadth
of his tail WINS seven feet, and his CIR.
cumfcrenco in the thicLcst part six.
teen feet.
Tho liver of this shark weighed two
tons, and this is how II was deter.
mined The liver was cut In pieces
and pitched into u dory; the dory
carried u ton and a half in weight be.
sides the rover, ~ has been proved,
bringing her down 10 her uppcr
streak; the dory was twice loaded
deep with this liver and so the fish.
ormen thought the weight was near.
ly three tons, but TO DO within
bounds | concluded TO call IL two
tons, and so It Is recorded in this
voacious chronicle. After the oil
had been tried out | found that II
made seven barrels full, and was
worth mt that timo 5000. Belfast
Age.
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MARSHAL, MINI, Aug. 5.-A tor.
nado passed over tho western limits Of
this village this morning. The house
OF II. IL. Cumming was smashed b.
atoms and the family OF seven injured.
The father, mother and six.months-
CID babe wero severely hurt aud the
mother and child may not live. The
heavy truss roof OF tho court house
was blown of and tho upper brick
work damaged. The feed mill OF
Fred Shenck was partially wrecked,
also the new house OF Earl McCaudy,
the barn Of John Gee and the Marshall
Hotel. A number Of small buildings
were overturned, trees blown down
and roofs torn oil.
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rroubie.o,ASaseal..

Tho salmon flhon down tho river
and bay arr having foublc this spring
from the seals, as usual. These pcsts
are multiplying rather than decreasing
aud are causing great loascsto the wcirs.
While the seals Of tho arctic REGIONS
have the reputation OF being slow,
stupid animals, hunters killing thom
with clubs, thoso on no Maino coast
arc the shlrrost game 20 DO found
They will go in and -. Of tho salmon
woirs, either by forco OF strategy, and
cat all the fish they want They ara
very hard to get a shot no., and when hit
sink to tho bottom. the carcass thus
bong lost 10 the gunner ono fisher.
man remarked ON u recent Saturday
that thoro WIS small fortune IN store
for the man who would iuyout trap
that would catch seals aud hold them
Tho bounty upon them doesn't seem Ia
do u bit Of good.-Buugor ,McJ Com.
mcrcial
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AN EXPLANATION.
Hanging by the Thumbs Not aTorture,
Nays M officer.

NASHUA, \. II. Aug. 5.-The Ercn.
ing Telegraph prints a letter from Can.
tain a. Free Hunt, Commanding bat.
terry Il NJ Homestead, Ia reply to re.
cent editorial IN that PAPER charging
that the punishment OF Private iams
was unJusuiylngly cruel, etc. Cap.
tain Hunt sayi:
"Private lqm ms was not tortured in
his punishment By Colonel Struater, AZ
suspension ny the thumbs did not
throw the complete weight OF his body
GU those members. Alter five minutts'
suspension he asked for n chew OF 10.
bacco In the same arrogant insolent
manner which was characteristics of
his entire conduct In camp aud also
all through his service on guard, He
Presently swallowed the tobacco, max.
ing himself sick, according TO his self.
confessed statement. Aiterward he
was let down rom the ridge pole after
twenty minutes suspension, suffering
rom nausea Occhsioned by having
swallowed the tobacco. During the en-.
tire evening and night after this pun.
isbment the man treated the matter
ocosely AMI made no complaints.O
Captain Hunt further says that the
statement that IRm's exclamation was
thoughtlesa Quo In wrong, for when
earnestly requested to withdraw the
exclamation lie doggoily and persist.
emily refused to DO IL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-06

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. 5.-Gen.
cral Weaver, nominee Of the Peoples
party, arrived today, accompanied by
Mrs. Weaver and Mary Lease OF Kan.
sas and others. Weaver snid that
coming westward no noticed tho new
party sentiment appeared TO be grow
Ing more powerful and the Peoples
party will 20 Ito the South with great
strength. General Weaver went from
hero to Los Angeles and thence on u
tour OF the Southern States.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-06

CLEVELAND, o., Aug, O.-2;20 a. m.
1T Is stated here that the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern train Ills.
Uatcbefs made tho following statement
about the wreck
"No. o passenger train due at BuiIa.
10 at l:i5 y. m. ran into wreck ut
Harbor Creek. The engineer anu fife.
man OF No. q were killed, one passen.
ger seriously Injured, ono sleeping car
damaged aud the buffet car totally
wrecked, caused by the breaking down
Of the train going west, No. q running
Into IT,"
CLEVELAND, Aug. 6.-NO additional
particulars Of the Harbor Creek wreck
have been received up to 3:ij n. M,
though tho report Of the train dis.
patcher, given above, il about eighty,
although probably more passengers
were Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-06

SAN FnANCisco. Aug. "a meet.
INK ol the pfOhibitionls,a was held u
Metropolitan Hall last night fer the
purpose OF giving General John Bid.
well notification Of his nomination for
the Presidency. a short notification
address was delivered by Colonel Ritz
ter VI Indiana. General Bldwell In
reply gave assurance that lao would do
nlf IN bis power 10 fulfill tho trust
Imposed upou him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-06

The Legislature OF nien,gan Called to
order.

lansing, Mich, Aug. 5.-Both
bnuchee OF the Legislature were called
10 order In special session today to re-.
apportlon the state. The House after
organizing took recess until after
noon. The Senate also took n recess.
Immediately alter adjournment II was
agreed by both parties TO appoint n
committee Of three from each 10 confer
upon renpI ortloDmcnt bill, the MEM
bcft having come " an understanding
TO reach rome terms Of pesceable pro.
csdurc. predictions can 10 made as
10 thcou,come,
When the Legislature rcconvcned
THIS Afternoon II was Ia joint session
TO receive tn. governors message. Tho
document was brief and called for no
action except the reappOrtionm.nt Of
the representative and senatorial die.
trcis. Both Houses then adjourned
TIL tOm,s.cw,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-06

DENVER, Aug. 5.-Tho prvllminarie,
Of the great cunclave 10 Ice held herr
on the nh, 10Th, and nth, will be-
arranged by the ritual committee Of
the Knights remplar, nearly all the
members OF which haze already ar
riv,d. The order has been IN u con-
staut state Of excitement for the past
few years over the question of ritual,
and II /. hoped that the present gather.
lag will succeed IN eflecting a per-
mauont settlement Of the question.
THE report II tho subcommittee,
which met ON the 10Th VI July, will be
submitted 10 the full committee TO.
morrow, anu definite action win then
be taken.
IA an indication of the phenomenal
rush 20 Denver, II IL only necessary TO
say tlnt tho railroads have boon forced
to put windowH into baggage and even
box carr, thu. turning them into
passenger coaches. From all quarters
Of the United States come messages
that every commandory will have
moro knights In linr than nj first ex-
peetsd. Two hundred thousand
strangers are expected 10 be hero
Tuesday.
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snnstroto Steps the "dding OF 5 aud 20.
4 marriage wns interrupted 1hurfiuy
nisht by the groom becoming suddenly
overcome with tho heat aud he had 60
be takcn to hin hotel. whcro ho hal been
confined 10 his bed ever since.
Tho groom Ia question Ia Mr.. W. $.
Fowler who boards ut tho Eutcrpri e
hotcl. Uni,l a short while ngo ho con.
Quoted % livery stable On East Market
street, but retired about yeag nro with
comfortable fortune. Mr.. Fowler is
"a wi4owcr, sgvcn'y-iyc years old, and
has several grown children. A short
whilc ago be- met Mis, Lilo Townsend.
young woman twenty-five yclm OF
age. who isomplny byJ. Bacon 8. Sons
at the glove counter.
The c"urIship dil NOT % 9 long an the
engagement was announced. Mr.. Fowl.
cr's children, 10 seems. objected 'rungly
60 tho marriage and dil everything iu
thoiruowyrt1 brnl; on the match Thoy
wvrl msuccesiul, however. and juno
~, tho day set for The marriage, arrived.
The welding WAS 10 take place whgru
Miss Townsend has boarded for ruyuul
y'nrs. Everything WIS IN readiness ut
the time ppo'ntrd-thc guests, the min.
istcr and the happy couple.
Just before tho timo tor the ceremony
Mr.. Fowler hscamo worry faint and
would have fallen but for tho support Of
one 81 tho guests. llo soon lot con-
fciousncs and WAS ;lilcn 10 the Ent0r-
pIiso hotpl In "a carfiuqc. whore no ,vug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-06

ROCHESTER,, ". ", Aug. 6.--An
application for mandnmus by the city
attorney compelling the board Of super.
visors TO nppofticD according 10 the re-.
cont state law wat decided this morn.
ing. The court holds that there are
inequalities In the appotiiOnmont act
70 grusa az 10 the senate anu assembly
districts that 1t Is manifest the discfo.
ton OF the legislature was exceeded,
and therefore the act is void.
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Five Cars Required 10 Transfer sixty
Million Dollars Across the
Contlnent.
a STRONG GUARD ON rHE
TRAIN.
Tho Ears Constructed or Wrought
Steel, Supposedly Bullet aud
bomb Proof.
Precautions Taken Fur safe Trans.
poTtntion.

poftnttou.
San FBASCIsCD, Aug. 5.-The coin
from tue United States sub.troasury ia
this city which left for the East last
night On special traip OF five car, lie
probably tn. lafgest amount OF money
ever sent ncross the continent. Early
this morning the train had crossed
the Sierras and was moving down the
grade beyond Truckee. Not long ago
there was about 1000, 900 in tho
vaults " tho tub.ireasufy and the
mint In this city. Precisely how
much OF this h now going overland IN
not known. The superstition " that
the amount Is at least $40, 900, coo.
flity'ono men, nearly nil from the
railway mail service, are on the train
NJ guards. Captain White OF Wash.
ington IN In charge. The men are
well armed. The gold IL principally
stored In two Union Pacific cars con.
stfuciod pf wrought steel and supposed
10 BE- bullet and bomb proof.
There II Considerable speculation as
TO the governments motive In making
THE large shipment OF gold and one ex.
PLANTATION Is given that In consequence
OF heavy renlizatlons on American se-
curiues held abroad, foreign holders
have recently taken much gold circu.
lated in the East and more is required
70 guard against disturbance In tho
financial equilibrium.
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RAPID CITY, $. D., Aug. o. Sever
nj have died AZ Brennan on the Eik.
horn, four miles south OF here. OF a
disease supposed 10 be- Texas fever.
Brennan IL the shipping point for tho
Belle Fourche anu Cheyenne ranges,
and the greatest anxiety Is felt among
the alOokmen.
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Reward offered Tor tho Arrest of 9
murderer.

FALL RIVER, Macs, Aug. Ono
positive clew has been found of the
murderer OF Mrg. Andrew J. Borden.
Five thousand dollars reward In offered
for the arrest and conviction Of the
murderer. Berden's personal estate Il
estimated AT between $4,000 and
s25n,OO0. A Misc Lizzlo Borden ~
said to have made inquiries ut u drug
store for certain person this afternoon.
The drug clerk was taken before Miss
Borden and he identified her. What
transpirtd between thon " not known,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-06

SELMA, o., Aug. SAT wheat
threshing two Mile from Selma John
Day aud Henry Shefryhock became
Involved in a dispute anu Day thrust
ShcrryhoclS into the thfeahot head
first, killing him at once. Then John
Shcrryhock, n brother Of the murdered
man, stabbed Day with "A pi,chiurk til
lac killed him. John Is In jail.
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LEnANoN, Ky, Aug. 8. Alta pie.
MIC at FAN Hollow regular mountain
battle took place day before yesterday
between two Terrell brothers and three
or four Daniels boys. Many shots
were fired with deadly effect. One of
the Terrell boys was terribly Dutoherej,
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INV lORl, Aug. 5.-Ncnczurla's
consul.gencIRl received three Letters
today dated July 25;h, from members
they say that grumor Is current there,
which IL generally believed, that
General Cfesp0, tho rovoluuonist, 10
dead, nnd That General Muniosa l.
pursuing his forces IN the Interior.
None Of the letters say how or where
CrtspO met his death.
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rour Persons Repnrtsd Killed aud
MnnN lmimreh.

ERIE, Pa, Aug. "a had wreck
has just occurred on tho LAKE Shore
roRJ nj Harbor Creek, between pas.
senger aud n freight train. All VI the
to the scene Of the wreck. The wruGg
occurred ~ n freight train was taking
the switch 10 allow the flyer 10 pnsr at
1880 this evening. The flyer consist.
ing Of baggage combination AMI three
sleepors crsehed into the freight piling
the wTeckage In u heap. Engineer
Melch a. Fireman j. Burknef, VI
Buffalo, ON No q, were instantly killed.
Two passengers were also killed out.
right and many wounded. the rail-
road officials refuse any information.
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MOSCOW, Aug. IA tremendous
sensation was caused tonight at the
grand ball Of the officers OF the Car.
Hussars, Lieutenant kottovioh shoot.
ing Prince Nichols SuBstOvich, a
brother officer, who was waltzing with
The lieutonsnt's ntlianced. The prince
fell dead, dragging the woman down
with him. Ttsttovich then blew his
own bIainS out. ltwas clear case OF
Jealousy.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 1.-The
whisky trust won another victory TO-.
day whcn Lewis II. Green was grant
cd writ VI hnbeas corpus by Circuit
Judge Jackson. In the Coston indict.
ment cnsus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-06

LONDON, Aug. 5.-rhe TangIer cor
respondent Of tho Times says that in au
Interview today Sir Charles Evan
Smith denied the recent sensational
reports Issued by the Nei0s In regard TO
an encounter between himself and the
Sultan. lie says his farewell Of the
Sultan wps 81 the most cordial descrlp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-06

ST.. PETEHsHuRu, Aug. 5.-Cholera
continues % increase and spread in
Russia. On August 2nd there were
IN RUsloifa and MarkOH district iljJ
new cases and $50 deaths. According
" official statistics there were on
August 2nd il07 cases and 2073 deaths.
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NmNNA, Aug. DIT ia reported ~
Belgrade that "a conspiracy has brct
discovered against the Prince OF
Montenegro, who Ia very unpopular,
aud that several OF the pl1ttcre have
He'd the country.
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rIeItr wIru noBnEHs.
A sherin Wounded. Perhaps Fatally
Tho Desporadoss EscRpc.

VfsALIA, Cal, Aug. 5.-Oricors had
a fight with the robbers who held up
the Southern Pacific train Wednesday
night, AMI Detective Smith and Dep
uty Sheriff witty were shot. The oili.
ceis got clcw that Chris Evans and
John Santag were the robbers, and
this afternoon rtarted after them. On
reaching Evans place, few miles
out, Hvans and Santag Sponod fire.
The despcfadoes then He'd: WHY was
brought into town. The news VI the
shooting caused great excitement here,
and Immediately officers hnd citiEens
armed with q ile' started for the scene.
News has lust been received here that
the robhom were seen northeast Of
Nlsnlla driving rapidly, with the
Officers half mile behind. A brother
Of John Santag was arrested here
today aud ia now in Jail. Sheriff
WHY IL badly wounded and II is
feared cannot recover.
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Alberto I.opaz, who was tahon to
Yuma recently TO serve two Year.
term for burglary glyo his personal 81.
fccw 10 his friends about the jail.
Deputy Barry was presented with % fac
siiuilo Of tho Episcopal church made
out OF pa,iobugrd. Topaz could see tho
church trom ono OF the Jail window.
and he roprodueai u almost perfectly.
lie bpuowcdu Euifo from Deputy Shor-
dan with which hc cnt mp tho paa.o-
hoard, aud thcn mndc lasto from flour
with which 10 stick the pieces together
u Is piece OF workmanship TO ho proud
Of. The grcftct production Of Lopaz
while confined in inil here lisa rrproduc-
ton Of the magnificent Merchants cy-
change building ia Gundaluiurl. Tho
entire affair Is constructed Of paprr.
On the inside Of the building arr tho
stairway, etc, oacli perfect in it, con.
siruction. Tho prisoner must be pos.
scascd Of a memory much stronger than
most men are, 10 remember oycry detail
Of that large structure for anmnbor of
years. However much genius the man
possessed, ho has made bad usc Of it,
Phoenix Herald.
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NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug. 5.--rho
captain " the steam yacht ezra Din-
volU," ON which Senator Hill is taking
an outing, says the yacht viii go 10
Gray Cables tomorrow, where Nit.
Hin will meet Mr.. Cleveland.