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GavelstOn, Tex.

The reception given by the Lalla
Rookh Social Club at the residence of
Mr.. F. Y Miller wss one of the grandest
affairs known to Gaveiston s,ciety and
was in every respect comp'e etc success,
At 8 p. NJ. carriages leaving the elites of
Island City began to arrive and i scbarge
their valuable cargo, continu ny TN il
late hour. PArlor games, conversation
and dancing is what caused the pleasure
seekers to be merry and gay. At IL
O'Clock sharp supper was announced and
the merry bellies and beaux coupled of
and repaired to the spacious and beauti-
fully decorated dining hall. where every
thing good and paliatable met our anx-
ious gaze. Too much cannot be said to
the credit of the host and hostess as to
the hospitable way in which they re.
ceived the guests. The Club was organ
lied about five months ago for literary
and social purposes ard bids fair to
cause the hearts of many pleasure seek
ers to be joyful and glad. Those present
were:
Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Robin.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Daniels, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Hester
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ashe and Mr.. and Mrs,
S. Johnson Mesdames R. A. Scull and
Beans. Misses NJ. g.. Daniels, c. f.
and L. G. Soul, NJ. L. Badger, H. E.
Branch, G: A. Ballinger. Cora Smith,
Laura Evans, A. NJ. Dunn. l.. A. Bowers
Loura Wilson, C. and E. Granger, E.
Whittelsey, Nj. E. Ridge, Cora Lewis,
Nellie Howard, o. Smyzer and f. Hen.
derson. Messrs. D. w. Donnell, H. Bee,
s. f Mccoy, w. Wallace, w. r. and W.
p. Anderson. l.. Thornton, w. N. Cum
minss, s. and r. Quincy, w. R Hill, w.
NJ. McCar'y, S. Henston, J. n. Wesley,
j. E. Darlington, F. W. Finch, ]. II. Col
ins and ] Z. johnson. VAN.
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KNOXVILLE COLLEGE,

AGRICULTURAL. MECHANICAL. NORMAL.
SCIENTIFIC and Classic courses fiftY.fce Dollars
Year t3G wecks) will cover all expenses OF board
tuition, fuel, light. and furnished ROOM Beauti'
full, separate homes for little girls and boys from
to ID years. Term begins Sept .e Send for cata
logue 10 PRES. J. S. LCULLOcH. Knoxville Tenn
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CHICAGO Office,

325 Dearborn ST., Suite 13-l4-1 Is
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COLORED CATHOLICS.

They Establish Permanent OrganIza
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THE APPEAL.
. NATIONAL AFRO AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
ST. PAUL Office,

Mo- 70 EAST FIFTH STREET
J. q. ADAMS, E5:tc..
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ms column contains matter of especial in.
serest 70 women ard we solicit items of inter.
est from them. Send us short sketches and
Photographs of prominent women. The Ap-
pENLl prepared to furnish light but profit
aDte employment to intelligent women
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Minneapolis OFFICE,

No. 227 SIXTH STREET Soutf
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in the Auditors Ofioo
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January !, 1892,
are S7,970.0l5 There were hled for record yes
terGay - deeds, the considerations aggregating
sil,SOl. an average of $l.S77.32. Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper q
Co, abstractors of title, lilo Cherry street, be.
tween Front and Second:
5000
}. c. Moore to Latona /. and NJ Co., lots and
3, block /, LatOna add, 81
J. &. Moore TO iatona L. and NJ Co, lots In
C. B. Bagley 10 Latona L and NJ. Co., lots In
Latona add, sl6,500.
J. A. Moore to p. C. Chesley. lot 1. block Is.
Lstona add, $3.50.
Charles Raymond to VI. s. Symonds lot Is,
block 8, tra't -, Maple Leaf add, $40
j. ID. Dabney to county commissioners, road
way, 81.
Louis Langell TO Thomas E Burk, lot z, block
J, Prospect Terrace, $50.
ID. Mccartney 20 l. J. Twiss, ne sw r. %, 9, $3.50
josephine West to r. X. La.imer tract ia Pros
pect Terrace, $1,000.
+ ID. 7. Bowman 20 OLA Bowman, lots z and g,
block p, Renton's add, soon.
J. ". Fairoank to W. NJ. Cowley. lots to IL,
Stone div, $50
James Douxan to william Rayncr. lots 10 and
ii, block n, Burns d Atkinsons add, S2Sl
William Rayner to Margaret Rsyner, lot 10,
block q, Burns d Atkinson's add, $50:
L. w. Johnson to Sui Erendi, lot IL, block 3,
J. H. Kengstorfs add 1874
Everett smith TO Anna Aalberg, lot ], tract l6.
Brighton Beach, tl3.
\. X Eikoos 10 Axel Aalber. lots 1 and 2,
block II, Steel Works add 20 Kirkland. $3.50.
L. H. Ctsrer 10 A. e. Chauneey, lots and 4,
block !, Grand Boulevarde add, s300
j. VI. Ogie To W. III. Robe, lot 2, block "a ."
Ogles Garden tracts, 40.
l. J. French TO &. Ii. French, 30 in sec Is, q,
s. 81
West Coast Imp Co. TO william Muhs, lots IL,
10 and 10. block 172, Gilman Park, 81 200.
Canal add, s4J
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BAR SILVER
NEW YORK, May 20.-Bsr silver, s71sc.
MERCHANDISE.
Hons--Frm. but quiet.
Coffee-Options closed steady to points down
10 points up. sales were 29,1O1 bags, inc! I'D
ing: May, 81. l5tdI265; June slL i00Lll 20; July
s1I00Gl2l5. spot Rio-5:eady; No. I, I31sc.
Surar-Raw, quiet, but firm: refined, steady,
Wool-steady; domestic, 2eiz0S25c
Copper-Quiet; lake. sll.9Sdl20o.
I.ead-Duti; domestic. s.2 1al9lz71l.
Tin-Strong; straits, 81. 2J1-0.31.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
BosToS, May .0.-Closing:
Atehisoa Topeka. 325 Burlington llO3l<
Mex. Cent Com. l7i4 IAN Diego. ........ l6ts
Bell Telephone. Ga5>l
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE
CHICAGO, May 20-W heat-Ex cited; higher on
reports OF fro-ts, snow and floods: opened nc
higher, advanced 1i5c. rcceded &c, advanced
1l4c, receded rsc. rallied lssc and closed
strong, 20 higher than yesterday. Recessious
during the day was due to sales by longs to
realize profits Receipts were 5000 bushels.
Cd pneuts, $500 bushels.
Whea.-stroug; cas- h. sfTsr; July, sfiZc
Cora-H CHER; cash. 4.14lt4Ssso; July, ssc.
Oats-EirIa; cash. &C. jay, S!5Lc.
Rye-7oc.
B.r.ey~6es62r
Timo;hy-fl. 36gl-3o
F.ax-s..07l<.
WhIsky-kLIL
Pork-H! CHER: cash. SO i2]z: July. SO 7ls.
Lsrd-HigHer; GASP s64); July. S6.5o.
shoul1ers-C ncilanged.
Short ciear-UncnanEei
short rlos-High; casa, July s6o5
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, May %. - Cattle - Receipts, $50
head; strong 10 shade higher; best steers top
price,. 81 25fi -; no prinne for sale; common,
g. VG3.35; Texas. $35.efG36O
hogs-Receipts, 5000; aigher; rough and
common. AGA20; mixed and packers, Sl50Q
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G9Lsa
sheep.keceipts, 5000: irregular; Texans,
cAppeo, SS5ot9a25: Others, clipped, IS lO{Sn5 Co
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

siAik OF TRADE.
SAN Francisco. May 2-The market for dairy
produce is in very unsatisfactory condition.
rresh roll butter Is In over supply and receipts
are coming TO hand in very poor condition.
The fruit market was quite active The
supply OF oranges is light and choice varieties
mud ready sale at an advance in prices Mexi.
can lines. owing to the hot spell, advanced
materially. Strawberries and cherries, although
receipts liberal, sell readily at present
prices. Dried fruits are dormant
The vegetable market was active and the vol
ume OF business transacted was very large
Choice new potatoes are in good demand.
Produce receipts-Flour. 1890 quarter sacks;
wheat, 5000 cen,as; potatoes, 800 sacks; bran,
100 SACKS: wine. 5000 gallons.
flour-Extras, s46JseA 75 per barrel; bakers
extras, 81 6lCsi75 superfine, s. 75@eSlo.
Nheat-SLij peT GENITAL for No. grade; mill.
Ing. sl.5RGL521a per GENITAL
for good quality; 9ss4c(gl0o for choice; brew.
ing, nominal.
6ats-surprise. sI.s0ai.s5: good to choice
feed. SIS (Jl45; off grades, ST. 271.Sl S11S gray.
Corn-si s2l aels5 for large yellow; sLss..Ca
lS9l3 for small yellow; H.s11asl.So per Genital
Tor white.
OPTIONS.
Csu hoard sales-wheat-Buye season,
slf;C9l "a closing, sL47; July. sl.4Sl4; sep
Barley-Buyer season. 95la9961sc; closing.
9I2c.
Draftssight Toe; telegraphic. l5c Sterling
bills-Bank, siS7ls; si-ht. $3.50: commercial,
As5. silver bars-S75st1Ssc; Mexican dollars,
691aG70c.
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COUNTY NOTICES.

COUNTY TREASURER'S MOTTO F. THE
" treasurer of King county. Washington, Will
pay presentation all outstanding warrants
drawn the county fund of sail county up 10
including warrant No 1879. dated May IL
1892 being the last warrant issued. No interest
Will be paid on such warrants after Nav Is 1892
BYRON PHELPS County Treasurer.
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CITY NOTICES.

with the section line between sections 10 and Fl, of
township :, north range east, pr oduosd eastery
thence west along said section line between said
sections g H. of sad township and range, pro-
uucea aud as0ug said section line between S2id sec
hons % and Il, OF said township and range pro-
uuced westerly 20 the point OF intersection with
the section line between sections - and 81, OF
township % north. range east, pro uced north:
thedce IN no-thwest erIy. westerly and southwest.
eGIy direction following the center line of Lake
Union to a point in LAKE Union where the western
boundary line of Lake Union addition 10 the city
OF seattle produced south tutersec : tAe soIl n
boundary ine Of the north half of section 49, town-
sup % north, range east. and point OF begin
ming.
Sec IL. That oil ordinances and parts Of ordi-
nances In conflict with the provisions OF this ordi
nance De and the ~aIne are hereby repealed.
sec IL That this ordinance shall tax effect and
be IN force Eom and alter its passage approval and
1892 T. : KL0KBEE.
President House of Deleg2tes
1892, T. NJ DAULroN,
Acting President Board of Aldermen
Approved by me this 10Th day of Nav 1892.
J. +. RONALD, Mayor
Filed by me this 10Th day Of May, 1892.
GEORGE j SlDNEMAS, city Clerk
Published this 2lsi day of May 1892.
ORDISANCE no 2,los-AN ORDINANCE
~ providing Tor the furnishing Of water free Of
charge to the omans Home society Of the city
OF Seattle for the Womsa's Home situated on lois
six lel and seven in hlock lhirty-four (34l in
Dennys I. ONE addition to the city % seattle
BE 1t ordained by the city of Seattle as follows:
SIC TON /. That the board OF puzzle works be-
anu Ii Is hereby authorize and directed 10 forth
with permit the water pipe of the city's water
syatem to be connected with the Womans Home.
situated on lots six I6l and seven r. in bl ocS
thirty-iour T3il in Dennys Home addition to the
city of seattle, and to furnish water to the wo-
mans Home society of the city of Seat Ie for the
use OF SAID oui ding free OF charge therefor until
Otherwise ordered by the city council: but AL ne
cessary pipes and laying and connecting thereof
SGan be furnished ana done by said Woman's
Home Society.
Sec 2. The city reserves the right to alter
amend or repeal !his ordinance at its n easure.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take Effect and be in
force from and after its pa sage and approval
raised BY the board of aldermen this 10th day OF
May, 1892. /. NJ. DACLToN
Acting President Board of Aldermen.
Passed by the house of delegates this "a day OF
May, 1892. j. : KLOEBER
President House Of Delegates.
Approved by me this 18th day OF May 1892.
- J. L. RONALD, Mayor
Filed By me this 18th day of May. 1892.
GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN, City Clerk.
Published, May q, 1892.
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Exchanges. Inc. Dec.
CITIES.
Shipping Intelligence,

TAroosH, May 2o.-5 p. might rain; light
west wind. Passed in-Steamer san Bonita, at
p. m. tug Tyee. as II: a H.: bktn Retriever,
in tow OF tug Sea Lion. Passed out-Steamer
Manzanita $3.50 p M; British ship Cronarty-
shire, in tow by Tyee, at 10 a. M; bark in tow Of
tug "anderer, at II: is a. m: Norwegian bark
Mynt, in tow by Sea Lion, ut II 3j a. nj.
NEAH BAY, May 29.-5 p. might rain;
calm.
CLALLAM BAY, May 20.-5 p. m.-Cloudy but
calm bark, in tow, passed out.
PoRr CRESCENT, May 2o-5 .. m.-Cloudyi
light west wind
foEr ANGELES, May 20.-5 p. m.-Cloudy;
light southwest wind.
SAN Francisco, May 2o-Cleared-Str Ore.
ron. for Astoria; German bark Palawan, for
Victoria. Sailed-Bark Aureola for Tacoma
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EASTERN MARKETS,
NEW YORK sTocK EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, May M.--The stock market today
continued to show a fair volume of business
but the greater portion OF the trading was the
direct result OF the bearish operations. In the
afternoon a drive was made on grangers, tho
food being brought forth All excuse, and the
close was weak at near the lowest prices OF tho
day
Government bonds-Dull but firm,
Petroleum-June, closed, 55iS
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Easy; closed. offered, at IL Der
cent. Prime mercantile paper-3[dDj per cent
Sterling exehange-S.eady; sixty-day bills,
s4s6lz; demand, 81 S73<.
BONDS
U. s. As (reg.)..... III 1U. 6. 2's (reg) 100
U. $. As (coupon). III Pacific 6's.........'lo9
IBID
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MINING STOCKS
FOREIGN MARK ETS.

FINANCIAL.
LONDON. May 2o.-Bar silver, 4ol4d. Consols,
ga. Bank OF England discount rate, per cent
BREADsIUFFS
LIVERPOOL, May Northumberland fair,
prices unchanged.
Corn-Demand fair Spot firm. As sd May,
firm. As 7541; June, firm, IL 5iad July, firm,
is ga
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DTEING AND CLEANING.
CAN FRANCISCO DYE WORKS, $50 SEC
- ond street.
w ANDERSON, DYER AND CLEANER OF
w .. ladies' ant gents clothing. Finn and James,
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CLEARING-HOUsE RETURNS.

NEW YORK, May 20-Following is the clearing
house statement OF the leading cities OF the
United States for the week ending May 10, az
compared with the corresponding week OF
las I wear:
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ORDNANCE NO. 2.l19-AN ORDINANCE
~ vacating the assessment of taxes for the year
the east twenty I2ol feet of the west fifty 1901
feet of lot eight (sl in block ten llol in d s
Maynard plat OF tue town [now cltyl of Seattle,
ana authorizing and directing the city comptroller
and city treasurer to cancel said tax
whereas i'm the assessment roll of the city of Sc
atle for the year 1891 the real described in
this ordinance wa valued at the sum of five
thousand dollars $4,000 ]; and,
Whereas in said assessment roll II appears that
Improvements on said land were valued at seven
thousand five hundred dollars f8I.50O J: and that,
Whereas in fact there were no improvements
on said land on the LIST day of April, 1891; now.
therefore.
Be IL ordained by the city of Seattle as follows:
SECTION !. That the assessment OF taxes for the
year 1891 for improvements on the east twenty
Isl 10 block ten lOl in u s Maynard's plat OF
me town now city OF seattle DE- ana the same
sesssd. toge her with / interest, penalty other
cha ses that may have accrued AGAINST said prop
assessed against said alleged improvements is
hereby remi ted
sec The city comptroller and city treasurer
are hereby authorized and directed to make all
proper entries upon the assessment roll and other
books of the city to cancel said tax
sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and at er its passage and approval
Passed by the ooard of aldermen this 9th day Of
May, 1892. j. +. SWEENEY,
President Board of Aldermen.
Passed by the house OF delegates This 27th day OF
President House of Delegates
Approved by me this 18th day Of May. 1892
Filed by me this 10th day of May, 1892.
GEORGE J. > ON EMAS, City Clerk.
Published May II, 1892.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES JOINT RESOLU.
IL tion No. "a joint resolution calling for rec
concentrations OF the grade to be established
certain streets
Be it resolved By the board of aldermen and the
house of delegates OF the city Of Seattle in city
council assembled:
That the city engineer be and is hereby directed
to recommend and report to the city council the
grades of the streets To be established al the follow
ing points, to-wt:
At Grange AMI Elaine streets;
Lincoln and Grange streets;
sixth and Lincoln streets:
Sc ond and Lincoln streets;
Ninth and Pike streets;
And also, to recomme nd what grade should be s.
tablished at Eighth and Pike streets to conform
with the planking and car line laid said
street; provided II does not conflict with the
or water lines. The city engineer is requested
further report to the city council what steps are
needed to remove any iubt uncertainty as TO
the location of Lincoln street. between Depot and
Sixth stress.
Passed by the board of aldermen this 9th day Of
May, 1892 J. +. SWEENEY.
President Board of Aldermen.
Passed by the house of delegates this 2d day Of
May, 1897. j. =. kLOEBkk,
President House of De .egates
Approved by me this 18th day Of May 1892
L. ROMA ID. Mayor.
Filed by me this 10Th day OF May. 1892.
GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN. City Clerk.
Published this 9Th day of Nav. 1892.
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0RDINANcE NO. LILLIAN ORDINANCE
" repeating ordinance No. 2, los, entitled: IAN
ordinance granting permission to Sackman. Phil
lips investment Company. corporation. 10 grade
ana slide yak all streets and avenues within the
limits of TIVE fiji Avenue addition the city Of
Seattle, except Crawford street, at its own cost
and expense and under the supervision of the city
engineer and In accordance with the establis shed
grade approved May z, 1892.
BE IL ordained by the city of Seattle as follows:
SECTION l. That ordinance No. 2,l04, entitled
IAN ordinance granting permission to the Sack
man-Phi!lip5 Investment omrany, a corporate n.
to grade and Sidewalk all street and avenues
within he limits OF weifth Avenue addition
the city of Seattle, except Or wford street, ct ts
own cost and expense and under the supervision
OF the city engineer and in accordance with the
established grade" approved May IL 1892, be,
and the same Is here v repealed.
sec. . This ordinance shall take effect and shall
be in force from and after its passage and approval
Passed by the board of aldermen this 18th day of
May. 1892. j. r. SWEENEY,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Passed by the house of delegates this 10Th day Of
May, 1892. J - kLOEBER.
President House of Delegates.
Approved by me this 20ih day of May 1892.
J. r. RO AL Mayor
Filed by the city clerk his 2oih day of May, 1892.
GEORGE j. SLOVENIAN. City Clerk.
Published this 2lst day of May, 1892.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
RETAIL PRICES CHANGE LITTLE.

TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBos TODAY
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-24
BATTLING WITH PINS.
The Excitement IntensifieS in
the Globe Bowling Tour
nament.
Standing of the Clubs and
the Games Yet to Be
Played.
Press Boys Badly Cut UP by
the Bismarck Bowl
epS.
Rafting Games Scheduled for
Tonight at Foley's and
AmOPt'S.

Surely, no event in amateur sports
has excited more generel interest in St.
Paul than the amateur bowling tourna-
ment for the DAILY GLOBE emblem.
Every score is read, morning after
morning as they appear, with great
eagerneSS 10y hundreds of admirers, if
not participants. in the admirable sport.
The tournament is now in its
heyday. cit is little less than half
played, and all the teams, save the
newspaper boys. are still well in the
swim, although the sturdy North Lights
and the hardy BiSmarcks have had bad
luck in their last games. In the play
the Kegels have vet to meet the Humor,
Enterprise and Press clubs; the Nush-
kas must meet the Humor. Capital, Uni
versity, Enterprise, Bismarck aud
North Light; the Humors must
meet the Kegel, Nushka, Capital,
Bismarck and Press; the Capitol must
meet the NuShka, Humor, University
and Press; the University must meet
the Nushka, Capitol, Enterprise and
Press; the Enterprise must meet the
NuShka. Kegel, University. Bismarck,
North Light and Press; the Bismarck
the NuShka. Humor, Enterprise; the
North Light the Nushka and Enter
prise; the Press club the Kegel. HumOr,
Capitol, University. Enterprise. Eight
more of these games will be played this
week, and that will leave eleven for the
subsequent week.
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DANGEROUS THIEVING.
French Anarchists Said to Have
Stolen Dynamite.

French Anarchists Said to Have
Stolen Dynamite.
PARIS, Feb. 23.-Some excitement was
caused few days ago in police circles
by the receipt of information that a
large quantity of dynamite had
been stolen from the factory be-
longing to the state where that
explosive Isl made with many safe
guards as to its manufacture and SUBJ
sequent storage and disposition. 1t was
Immediately concluded that the theft
was the work of anarchists, and today
the police searched all the houses in
Paris and vicinity known to be occupied
by anarchists in the expectation of find
ing the dynamite. The police refuse
to diyulge the result of their
search, Eand it is not known
whether they have found the explos-
ives.
Early this morning, under a minis
ferial order, domicilary visits were made
to all suspected houses. Altogether 300
houses were searched. Only few of
the missing cartridges were obtained,
most of which were found in the loug-
ings of man named Horgier, who
is known to be an anarchist.
When questioned Horgier declared that
he knew nothing whatever about the
cartridges. The Journal deS Debats
says that the prefecture of police has in
formation that the cartridges were de-
signed to blow up the Spanish embassy
i'll Paris in order to avenge the recent
execution of four anarchists in Xeres.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-24
Gen. Enriquez and a Party Of
Friends Murdered in
Guatemala.
President BarillaS Believed
to Have Incited the
Foul Killing.
Consul McCreery Involved In
ScandalouS Deals at
His Post of Duty.
French Anarchists Alleged to
Have Stolen Dynamite
for a Bad Use.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Feb. ga
special cablegram from San Salvador,
under date of Feb. %. states that Gen.
Enriquez was killed on that day by
body of Guatemalan soldiers, together
with number of companions, near the
city of Zacapa, Guatemala, near the
Honduras coast. The cablegram states
that Gen. Enriquez had been unani-
mously proclaimed dictator OF the con-
stitutional party of Guatemala, and had
in consequence incurred the active hos
tilty of President Barrilas, who alarmed
the public by announcing that Gen.
EnriqueZ was at the head of the inSur-
rection directed against the present gov
eminent.
President Barrillas ordered Gen. En-
riQuez to present himself to the author
tiles of Zacapa. Gen. EnriQueZ proceed
ed at once toward the city, accompanied
by his two brothers and party of
friends. A company numbering 100
soldiers lying in ambush On one of the
roads out of the city fired upon Gen. En-
rlquez and his party. killing all of them.
The cablegram attributes the attack
and killing of the party to orders issued
from the capital and imputes the deed
to the Guatemalan government.