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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

To another letter sent By Na. Irvine
to her hurlaud She wrote 81 "Whyn 4
SOC what men q i guest you urH the
'h1aS aiier all and iuilmpi Irvine
that she "c0uld liyn in TOO fl1m- 10
he would settle down and stay At
hump.n
witness, continuing, said shc fret
met her husband NJ Tie Mercer hotel
Omaha, on Nuvr. IL, 1872.
q lusll0uud o. 10 what they talked
about, Mrs. Irvine Gaii-My hue
baud nskcd me ~ wililrg
10 he tcstci and 10 give
him the papers rud bank ft1Cl:
anu he prayed a good deal 90 that time.
Her husbands appoatnuHu, she said,
was greatly changed ruI hC looked
like a man broken down with suffer
ing, tut wosall right mentally 30 FAR
us thc could zee.
MI Diltou wished 20 know Whist
her uusNA. u suu TO her uu talked
like % crazy man diiu't n,g
Ale wnl TO nficcti0uste 90 talk
like q crazy man; ho seemed like
man who ieit very sorry.
O.--Wa4 not yOursymIa utUutud2
A.--ludcrI 10 wnsi I would have
done anything Tor him on that ocCi.
sion. was very sorry for him. We
talked 90 iut fuluro plane.
WituesB further answered that her
husband prayed three ur four times
that day, uut did not ASS Tor comics.
fi0l then. She believed alter
these meetings that thuru was
tuc'uciIiatIon between hrnUli and
husband. Mir. Austin Afterwards "a id
10 wllucE., own has taken you b1ck,
hasu'. ht?" "a She answered, "i take
u hu hhs.n She had never admitted
hor guilt with M8u;gOmUry lYuuyouu.
Court then adjourned 900 pm,
Mite. itviHJ's fCIOH.gNaUiuati0u was
rubumrd thiH afternoon, the Nur OF
qu,gu1uiug In the outset UOug much
IMm .nmn ~ MurLmn I.n hmm uurL NJ
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Probate Court.

Only one order was entered In tho
probate court this morning. II was In
the matter OF the estate OF John Gray,
deceased. A hearing was had on final
account and petition for distribution
and an order made accordingly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Madrid, Dee. .3.-IhD city Il
thrcstontd with iamluu owing 10 tho
strike o. the bakers. The governor has
applied 10 the military TO establish
bakeries. Tue governors Of the neigh.
boring provinces have been requested
u send supplies Of uIcAd here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

CHICAGO Dec. 23.-rho elevator
In the new stock exchange building,
IN course Of construction, Tell this after.
noon probably fatally inJuriug four
workmun: J. A, BrahnmsOu, II. Mgrr-
son, J. Bruuuan anu ]. Gibbius.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Inis mornings Tribune claims that Il
published give Jnys ahcaI %! the A..
Higia'uI Ffcssi az vol or ahead OF ali
'ohttmpothfles," tHc news ui tho
building Of tue road that 10 10 connect
fail Lake aud Los Angelic by the
southern route. The Tribune did make
we publication as slated no advance OF
lht Aas0ciaicd Pfest, but that docs not
t,il the whole story; 1t o. further labor.
ing under mlsaUprohunsion In claim.
W. lu he ahead OF its contemporaries.
lhn publication which II rsists TO tn
ls columns was Uu Dee 10, when an
interview with Captain IL. Foxwol,
general manager Of tho California aud
NcVaua southern" appeared, giving
lhe Information that railway c1nncu.
'loh wouli DO made by next July tfum
lho Atlantic and Pacific railway
through Southern Nevada, 10 ttyn
county, Utah, and n1rs..
Ihe hfst information wen 10 the
SAT- Lake public un tn subject was
through the columns OF the News on
ociobvr al lhat publication con.
lhiucd all the Information given by
Captain FoKwcll, and great deal
more, AZ Il outlined the proposed route,
dilthuccp, etc, either ny way uf 81.
George or Phoebe To Cedar CITY and
North. The account was copied next
10y IA uondeusvi form, ~ both the
morning newspapers. 80 that, instead
Of the news being publirnod Boo salt
Lake i've days before the Associated
Frrsa got II, II was really more than
six week., aui the initial announce.
mcnt was made la nearly u column
article IN the NLws Tho 1rst papur
la tho country 10 give tho Information
was the Los Angeles hrprcss, on
October 2S.
NOTES.
The Utah Abstract company rep9rls
a considerable revival VI business dur.
ing the past month.
Andrew Mason, n minor, was killed
iu the Hubert mine, Ncvauayillc, Col,
on wednesday, by accidentally falling
1850 itut down the bhaft.
Brigham Augicr Numerous train
loads Of catuU aud sheep have been
shipped east from the brigham sta.
ton this fail. THIS week Martin
Stark aud Joseph Merrill shipped out
another traiu load, consisting OF q
dozen cars ~ beef cattle from box
Elder county.
Denver Aoi0G The branch mint In
this city has paid out Tor gold rutnTts
thus far this mOnth--tweuty dayt-
fli5,vSo.il, against {6a, i0Ol4 10 the
ntst tNuuty uays Of December, 1892.
This shows n gain u So, 40D..i, or
over 1870 pOr cent, Yesterday twenty.
two dilsfcrt consignments were 20.
ccivcu anu paid for, showing unusual
activity for this sensOn Of the year NJ
the small mills. Some Of the placcfs
are not yet frozen ur.
Boise, Idaho, Statsmidm State
Boiler Inspector Guudakpr mas re-.
turned from Wood river where lao In.
tprctrd n number oi boilers. Hesays
a rich strike was made few days ago
In the War Dance, ON which ]. o.
Swift, President " tue AltuTas com.
pnny, OF HALEY, has bond 10 pur.
chase within two years for $50, 900.
Tho strike was made Ia an abandoned
Wine aud Orens up an 10 inch vein OF
solil gairua. Mr. dunuaker Gays tho
star miGe IL looking better every day
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nnre...lnI .cnren ler re..LI..


CImYESSE, wyo,, Dec. 81. W.
dfluulty, who has been hunting i0Fail-
months Iult has secured enough ms
four different Animals OF mammoth
proportions, which viii be hgtsd up
and placed ON exhibition ia the Ameri-
can museum az Central Park, New
York,
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mo Nor CAPrUnED.
Tho Rumor Forecast OF what WIN
Come.

Ahlnes
WAsmNGTON, Dec. 23.-Bolh the
state anu navy departments are vogy
positlve today IN iiscIediting the 70.
port that Mello had captured RIO.
Though II cannot be positively asCer-
tained, II In believed that one or both
have received adviccs 20 that eject
nom Rio, The general Impression,
however, 10 that the report IA merely
premature ant that PeixgtO Will be-
overihroWn eventually.
THE BRAZILIAN MINISTER HAS no
NEWS,
WAsHINuTON, Dec, est has bcou
Two lnyH since tho Brazilian minister
received cable advicts from Rio Jaueiro
Minister Mendoncs, however, is conf
uant that the reports OF Mello's triumph
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

NEW YORK., Dec. 2s.-J. -. Rookie
loller denies tbr report that hu has
mate another riit Of a million 90 The
OhIcag0 UnivCriiyi and says hu has
noauch gus iu contemplation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
STILL ON THE RACK.
HER LOVE FOR MONTGOMERY
The Register at the Grncr Hotel, chi.
"Skonlcr's" T. tiers sleigh
Riding aud Other Matters.

The trial Of the Irvine divorce suit
was returned before Chief Justice Zluo
no the ruiri district court this morn.
ing, 10 being the sixth day Of the hear.
ing Of thia, IN some rospocti, extrAorii.
nary Gaze.
When the NEWS report closed at
1915 yesterday afternoon Mr.. Irvine
the defendant, was stlll upon tau wiz.
mess stand, AMI her cgos,-sxamiuauou
was la progress when the cour. al.
lournrd Tor tho day.
VITA regard O. what took place be.
tween Mrs. Irvine and her husband ~
the Morgur hotel, Chicago, after the
l8iler's aCqu.l,al on the charge OF killing
~ uiEomory, Mu. Irvine .aid she wac
with him a,l day on November gith,
1872. Ho asked n she was willing Tor
Them 20 20 away and live together. Al
this time Irvine again condonod the
alleged adultery as en- tho prior
occasion. Daring ono OF the inter.
visws ho assod hor 10 20 into a CON.
vent. sbu said she would 10, and
Irvine told hcf sho would nave 70 be-
divorced liuL Asto Df, Guttn, Mrs.
Irvine sin,cI fho dii not roc1llsct his
over calling st her bouse whom her
husband was absent, aui denied thg.
she and Montgomery ever drove from
the road (nH testified 90 by the
"coaruo" Lincoln brickiayOr by the
name Oi 1imun)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

NEW YoRll, Dec. 2i.-rhc old lace
importing house OF Albert Hanger &
Go. has failed. Tho liabilities are e8.i.
mated ai il5O,0OO mostly IN Europe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

BOslOS, Dec. 2a.-lrhe meeting be-
tween ,ho Atchis.u, Topeka q Santa
Fo tifectUEs has tcgn postponed until
Tuesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

A taye.in caused heath TO ono Wort
man.

man,
HOMEfIEAD, Pa, Dec. g3.--At ]
O'clUuk tl.a morning iOurlCuu Hun.
garigns were engaged In excavation Of
the Foundations iuF tho new building
Tor the Carrgsie Steel company when
the walls cavCI lu. Wild ruinOls to tho
effect that All were killed NJ once
spread, tut tue rccideut proved less
serious. John kulgdto was kilieu
anu John N0rubsi, J0nn Haik0 and
Charles AiarsgiaIL injured. NOloski
may die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

WAsuNUIoN, Dec. .3.-rhe proi.
uunl has granted unTdous 81 Joseph A..
hufi o., VIM. H.. Jones, Cuot pai-
myuter ami stephen <. Barton, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

ptGTsBuRU. Dec. -. - Judgments
Gggrrgs.iug 100000 were entered
against Freshman & Co., a large dry
goods anu notions firm In this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

are uuioundud. liit was true, he holds,
the press cuntor.hip would have uocn
removed and Mull0 ur the HrBi 10 desire
the news Of his victory to ue sent to
thoWorld.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
wYouINu'4 uLECTION.
Republican aud Democratic Candi-
dates for tue srnataTship.

hNN HHNAANNNWAAN AANNA-
dates Tor tue bcnHtaFship.
Special 20 ne NEwA
CuEYENNE, Wyo, Dec. 28.-rhu
general election ~ uu holden in Myu.
ming next year VIII DO a moot im.
pOuaut one, Not only u Cousftmmau
and a governor arc DO DO elected, but
all tho state UillCBfa ai well HH a logis-
latuto winch Will choose lW0 United
States senators 90 succeed Joseph NJ.
Carey anu Flancis u. Warren. The
Republicans who have been mentioned
IN connection with tho soaat0rshI p are:
Ex-senator H. ". Warren, senator
Joseph NJ. Carey Judge J. l.. robHey,
Hoh. q. ID. CLARK aud Judge NJ. 4.
Brown,
Tho Democrats whose names have
been used are; Governor John l.,
Osborne, John Charles Thomson, a.
&. Campbell, W. II. Holiday, A. q.
BcUkWith and Collector A. l.. New.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
MINES And BUSINESS.
Tho New Town that is Being Rapidly
Built Up.
MILL TO START on CHRISTMAS.
Prospective Railway 10 Morcur-1hc
IickriIlc Gold Firlds.-Onyx lie.
pusils.-A Newspaper Claim, Lie.

b. f.. Burley, general Passenger
agent u the Union p0clnc iu this city,
has just got back from the Camp Floyd
mining dislrIC,, rooolo county,
whittier no has boon on business con.
utcted with his ROAD. Air But.ty
rays there To a marvellous Transforms.
ton taking place In that section of the
county which bat short time ago
was little more than wilderness, Is
quickly boius converted into a pOpu.
lgus locality.
Mr buticy states that lumbcr can.
not be got in fat enough 60 the now
town VI Murur. which % being built
scvcu miles from Fairfield station, on
tho Salt Lake auG Western branch Of
the Union Pacific. There were ten
cars Of lumber On the switch ut Fair.
field yesterday, aud several carloads Of
coal. 4 large number Of teams wns
tuuily engaged hauling the lumber and
coal 20 Mefcur where $50 carpenters
are employed rushing up builJinps. a
whole town h. spgingluE into existence
nj once. During the present mouth
thu Union Pacific has cold over a
thUutaud tickets from this city to Fair.
fold, which o. iiB station Tor Mufcur.
The railway company intends TO at
once cunIiruCi new depot building
az Fairfield.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Last evenings NEWS contained nm
item regarding tue visit Of Judge j. ID.
Jones, OF Provo, 10 the onyx deposits west
OF Lehi. The Provo Dupaich has Theses
further particulars; Judge j. ID. Jones
has entered upon tho lnbUTs involved
Ia his acceptance OF the appointment
as momDtr Of tho territorial executive
committee on MidWiutcT Fair OF tho
Salt Lake Chamber Of Commerce with
great enthusiasm anu rgfuvstuts., lie
h determined that suitable samples Of
Provo slate, sctpentiuu rock, graphite,
ETC., win Uu Prominently displayed Ia
San FrAncltcU Rt the fair. The Judge
returned last evening from trip with
h. h. Mills aua 5eluolman Evnus, Of
Luhl, % the onyx beds situated
across the lgko eight miles south
Of Pelican point, property uf Mills a
Wing, OF LChi, The object Of the trip
was 10 got authentic Information con.
corning the onyx qggIflUa tor publlca.
ton In the pamphlet descriptive Of our
resources now being printed and 10
push work Ou the preparation oi onyx
slabs, ,ahle tOps, etc, for display at the
mir. MI Jones reports having found
well defined vein Of onyx all Ihe
WAY from one 10 HlE feet thick and u
crops out OF the ground Tor thousands
OF feet IN n regular and well defined
atrntiiied line. There IL plenty Oi the
best quality IN that vicinity, aud there
are all c1llr-, the main vein iu the
claim belonging 10 Messrs Willt&W WING
being Of a rich orange and lemon color.
This firm shipped "A sample car Of the
ouyE u Kelly Brothers, " Denver, the
r..furUl truu1 ~ lioh WIpFp very Rat.afnp.
tory. Twenty cars would DO taken,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

MITE lrvluJ's REORGANIZATION was
ttbumrd this afternoon, the Nur of
qutgii1uiug In tho outset UOug much
tho same Gs during tlc latter part VI
the forenoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Tho twenty stamp mill OF the Nam.
moth Mining company nj Eufokn, has
received tie iinlfhing t0u0uvs, aud IL
nUw ready iur operations. MI bufley
Of the Union PuUinC, says that he
WAS informed As the mill yes.
ttrday that the mill would Bc started
~ on Christmas day, Monday next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

From the present Indications al
MefcuI that Town will have direct
railway connection early iu thcs ring.
The prospects, of tho camp ate to.
msfkahiy bright. A brother OF Senator
WolCoti, OF Colorado, is associated with
parties who nave just bought mum.
Der VI mines there, anu hu h. euihusi-
natiu over ghu outlook. He says tue
people Of Juan arc asleep, aud no not
realize that they have la tue Camp
Floyd district one ~ the greatest gold
producing seCtiouuiu the world, guu that
tho development work this winter will
show u. II this IN true, anu there u
no occasion 10 doubt II, n railway
spur, and possibly two, will be- put into
Mefcur as soon ne tue spring opens.
This Union Pacific is now nearest 10
town, anu viii likely builu, though the
iaCt0f the f9Ri being IA tue hands Of
receivers makes progn0atlcatiOns uu.
certain, The RIO GMnuo Western
road is a little farther on, but M that
line never misses an opportunity tJ uK-
tuui ils business, the matter Of distance
will not cunt. Morcur, therefore, IL
bound 10 have railway next summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Lshi hammer: Every wood hauler
anu sloCkman IN this section Is well
acquainted with the little valley about
seven miles west Oi here and familiarity
known a. TiokviIle. No one would
have ever thought that this would one
day be- lively mining camp, hut pres.
tut indications point that way, AMI all
the available land 10 being taken.
Frank Year was one OF the hfst
10 prospect this distrlot ami owns one
Of the test claims there. 10 Itund a
vuiu carrying a small amount Of gold
on the surface, auu began digging into
u, aud ~ present IN down on tho yuin
some twelve feet, aud the orc h getting
richer all the lime. The gold IL found
In n formation OF dark tale, parallel
with n runs n vein u decom pOsel
granite. Standing at his prospect one
can easily trace the vein by Groupings
for hundreds Of ieot. He II sure that
ho has n tno thing. a company OF
Colorado miners are also located here,
anu are enthusiastic over what they
have found. ltis only short time
since II was known that gold was
there, anu this whole section has be-.
come excited, aud outfits from here
and other places ara going there daily.
As development work progresses tue
reports get better anu something great
II expected Of this new field. II Il
but n few miles from the proposed site
OF tho teaching mill.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-10-13
Shipping.
Pacific Mail $500.
AND THE -
Occidental and Oriental s. s. Co.
For YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG

Steamers OF the above Companies will call
at Honolulu on their way TO the above p rts
on or about the following dates
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-29
ODDS AND ENDS ABOUT WOMEN

Mrs. Magnusson, the Vice President
for Iceland of the Worlds w. G. T. IT,,
has founded a girls school in Iceland.
1t is the only one among 10000 inhab-
itants.
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood draws a
pension of $40 month as the widow
of an Infantry chaplain. She is kept
busy now trying to secure pensions for
other claimants.
Miss Minnehaha, an Indian woman,
is trained nurse in the New York
Woman's Hospital, and this namesake
of Longfellow, "Hiawatha," heroine is
said to be one Of the best in the insti-
tuition.
A Japanese native newspaper coma
plains that many ladies belonging to
good families in Toxic live alone in
lodgings, walk unattended in the
streets after dark and play cards to-
gether at the tea-houses.
When Queen Victoria travels by rail
she pays the companies rs. Cd. pei
mile for herself and fIstclass fare fol
every one else on the royal train. This
is supposed to make good the loss en-
tailed by the temporary stoppage O
traffic.
Mrs. A. B. Marshall, of London, is Al
the head of the largest cooking schoo
in the world. She Recently gave az
object lesson in preparing ball sup
per for 100 guests, preparing every
thing in the elaborate menu OF forty
dishes herself,
Harriet Beecher Stowe, who attain
ed the age Of eighty-one years Wednes
day, is yet very active and goes abou
Nook farm a great deal. OCCASIONAL.
some Hartford youth will take cop.
Of "Uncle Toms Cabin" to the farm
and ask for her autograph, and th
creator of Uncle Tom and Topsy
still able to write her autograph firm
", with her favorite sentiment added
"Trust in the Lord and do good"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-29

A Jolly Justice.

Capt w. A. Nelson was elected
Justice OF the Peace for the Third Dis
trict Of Garter county last Saturday,
There were three candidates III the
field, and Capt Nelson only lacked two
votes Of getting more than the other
two combined. His many friends in
johnson City join with THE COMET in
congratnlatlug Ills Honor upon his
brilliant success and wish hin. many
years upon the bench
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-29

Street Cars leaving Johnson City at 200
M, and eco p. m, win connect with Trains
No. ! and ut Carnegie depot. Street cars will
leave Carnegie depot upon arrival of Trains
No. and 4. H. ]. ENCLOSING, Sup't
Johnson City, Tenn.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-29
Outin Texas.
steady,

Victor Maddux was bitten by q
rattlesnake at Pearsall last week. He
died short time after being bitten.
Laredo was visited by cyclone last
Friday. Houses were unroofed, cars
blown from the tracks and other dam
age done. The track of the storm was
only 800 feet wide.
The Galveston New publishes the
following The News this morning had
the exclusive information of the great
movement of the Chiese to Cuba,
which is now gong on. The Denver
Offices to day received information that
q whole trainload of Cinnamon had left
Denver this morning for New Orleans
thence to take passage for Havana.
There are about 500 in the party, and
it is the largest shipment yet made.
The Cinnamon came direct from Hong
Kong and are passing through this
country in bond, guarded by couple
of United States Deputy Marshals and
the agent of the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company. They are not permit.
ted to leave the cars on route, the
| doors being locked at San Francisco
and remaining so till they are ready tc
! board the steamer at New Orleans.
The Globe-Democrat publishes this
about Texas: Fl. D. Emory, of Texas
The size OF Texas is little appreciated
in this country. Texas has $4,000
square miles about the size of France
, and is capable Of upporting as many
people, The population of France il
: 100000, and the next 100 years viii
see population of that size in the
State of Texas. There are in Texas
176000,000 acres OF land, or enough Il
Iprovide every man, woman and chile
in the United States with a little farm
each about two and a half acres in ex
tent. II every one Of the 100000 PEG
pie on the globe had an armchair an(
brought it to Texas there would b.
r room to seat the entire population O
r the planet, and each occupant would
s have about fourfeet of showroom OF
: every side in which to stretch himsel
i There is nothing small about Texas.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-29
TpTrcDAnm mrn.y.
IEhtUkAfH TICKS.

R. Perry Webb, formerly OF Nash
vile, died at Fayetteville few days
ago.
Advices from Mecca show that 81
deaths from cholera occurred in that
city from June 10 to June 16.
A dispatch from Madrid says that
revolutionary outbreak is reported to
have taken place at Barcelona.
The International Pressmen's union
is in session this week at Cincinnati.
1t will be peaceful one, as there are
no discussions or labor troubles to adj
just.
James Mckenzie, new United States
minister to Peru, and James D. Porter,
new minister to Chill, accompanied by
Secretary Mccain, have arrived in
Lima.
Marrichael Jose Simeao de Oliveira,
of Brazil, president of the Brazilian
commission to the Worlds Fair, died
at the Hotel Savoy, New York, yester-
day, Of Bright's disease.
At the National sporting club Dave
Wallace knocked outin the fifth round
Mike Nolan, alias McGough, who fou,
years ago fought Cal Mccarthy in the
United States
A Washington special says: Con
gresham Tom Johnson has indicated
in a private letter to Washington
friend his willingness to accept the
Democratic nomination for Governor
of Ohio, if it comes with tolerable una
nimity.
Princess Eulalie and party will biz
farewell TO this country June "a, hav
ing taken passage on the French lin
steamer La Touraine on that date
The Duke de Veragua and suite wi
follow few days later, sailing on La
Brotagne July l.
A colorel and ten other officers fror
a railway regiment of the Germa
army have started for the Unite
States, where they will study til
American system of railways. Fac
officer will travel through an exclusiV
district to which he will be assigne
by the colonel.
A dispatch from New Orleans sa!
that the levee situation is much mo-
encouraging. The water has decline
few inches and the prediction tn
the greatest danger is passed seems
to be verified. The only serious CT
vase now running is that on the Il
Reserve plantation, which is near
200 feet wide.