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ANTI.PlLGRIM RIOTS.
Serious Demonstrations In Spain
Against The Pope,
POLICE CHARGE ON THE PEOPLE,
The More Distinguished the Prelales
the More Furious the Attack
OF the Mad Crowd.

NALENcfA, April l2.-rhc Spanish
pilgrimage to Rome WINS made the
occasion last night for demonstration
here against the pope. Fourteen
hundred pilgrims started from Madrid
yesterday after the holding Of imposing
ceremonies In the church Of San Jose,
anu according TO the program they
were to DO met by number VI other
faithful who desired to visit Rome aud
make their obulsancu 10 the pope. Last
night baud composed Of about 400 OF
tue worst element Of the city paradod
the streets cheering for Garibaldi aud
Italian unity aud shouting, "Doath "
tho pilgrims"
The police ordered the mob 10 dls-
pufsu anu were met with Hat 70.
iusal, whereupOn charge was made
upon tue rioters that speedily put them
% hight Yesterday the pilgrims from
Madrid arrived. Accompanying them
were tho archbishop Of Seville, thu
bishops OF Malfid anu CAdiz, and a
number OF other distinguished prolatcs.
shortly before midnight last night a
Hstous MOB again assembled IA the
sheets anu, proceeding 10 the quarters
temporarily occupied by the church
uignitaries, hurled the most offensive
ahi Insulting oplthUta mt them. 30
threatening uid the situation become
that the pilgrims were obliged 10 hasten
their embarkati0n.
They wefu accompanied by a strong
escort OF the civil guard but this dld
NOT deter the mob from trying ~ a..
hnult thom. The appearance VI tue
pfuinici seemed 10 drive the mob 10
ifonzyt aud amidst tho most Insulting
cica the uUtuu tried 20 reach them.
Again anu again the civil guard were
obliged 10 charge the mot before the
pilgrims reached their po,nt Of depart.
urc. Once there, the esrOrt formed a
GORDON aud nuld the rioters al bay uu.
gu tho pilgrims were well out OF
uhnger Then n determined charge
WE made on tue mob, which after a
abort resistance dispersed.
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The Police court.

Tho following o,s,s were dispoaed Of
by Police Justice Smith tubs afternoon
at G'clucE
G. Diggel charged with obsiructing
sidewalk aud interfering with an OIL.
Ger, was given lecture anu die.
charged.
Tim O'Brien, a yagunl, pleaded not
guilty aud hi. word was taken tor 10.
Mrssu. rudurnham auI Brain, the
we'll known contractor, were argaisnuI
On the unufgu OF constructing q uuilI.
iug with0ui permit, lhuy piraJOd
not guilty aud the cast was continued
III MAJ l2tu.
\ Chingmau was hutI So Tor uIs-
charging firearms ia the city limits.
Twelve young mou WIN Wcgu at
rested on AprliO,h ior disturbing the
eace IA ihu neighb8thuad % NIath
East nud Src1nd South slfou,., az.
puafel for trial, and thu Justice gave
them ~ severe lecture aud ssut thc.n
home,
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CHICAGO, April l2-ln the Slurgess.
Fafweil ctrr, Joun a. krusc,of Texas,
VINO iu l5s2 50 was associated I'M
business win Alr, 5,urgesp, told the
substance OF u latter, siuec lost, which
was Written by John V. Firwrll 10
MI slurgtss IN December, 1853. This
letter, he SAID, released Mr.. Hturpess
from plauug tue balance OF the bonds,
MI kruse testified that soon after ia,t
Iuiis,mus he noticed that Nr5turges.
wis losing his memory.
AtthU afternoon session the defend.
ants commenced the presentation OF
their siue OF the dispute. The readinp
Ut ,nc dup0sluOus taken Ina Euglnpd
ovur a year ago was proceeded win
aud continued all afternoon. The
dispositions were thoso VI prominent
English ilnanuirfs and were Ia the
nature Of expert testimony as to Inc
nature anu value OF Mo. Sturrass's
services,
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OMAHA, Apu ~ o. rnu tral OF
Bishop BJug,um OF lur Roman laluY.
lie diocese ui LluCJlg began Today be-
hind closed uuur-.
Aronulsuup Hcuurtsy, VI Dubuque,
presided over the ugrltsiastiuHl uUuTt.
Fully u.ty lIiests auu nuns we're sum.
mourd aa WIuu.sps. There were ~.
teen onurse- pul no specifications, Ia.
cluulug marniWinis,fal %, yrnuy,
oppression, lnsuu.tiiuutsn, iuciuug
u strife, rluuuub hurl ana arbitrary
exercise AMI uuuau Ui pIWup viOlal "a
OF tho dluc Ban u.ututr', mlsappfopr-
alton, .ahphuuu, speculation, undue
Influence, unjust Hvouusm, scandal,
gambling aud Iuc,btiIu 20 pouury.
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GALEsBuRu, iil., April IA spec.
ial train u thirteen cars, Carrying the
horses and other effects u &. W. Wi.
liams aud his family, arrived hure last
night. The train was met at the depot
by brass band aud about one thousand
people. Tho horses are all In the best
Of condition. Mt. Williams says Allor.
ton never looked or felt better than he
has during the uast winter As soon a.
tue weather win permit tho hotso viii
be put m training and De- started In
several races this Hrat0n. In all
twenty four prrgons accompanied VIII
liAms from Independence. The new
track has been hlakod out aud large
force Of men will be pui 90 work at
once getting u In shape npd putting up
tie buildings preparatory 10 the big
meeting TO be held here iu September,
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CHICAGO, April IA bad scalp
wOund showing two rows Of stitches,
the recollection OF d. providentihl ~.
cape from death and smashed.up
bicy ole under a train Ate among me
fussvss.ons OF little john Even,
ton, OF Rogers Para. Last even.
ing tue lu'year.oll Sou Of John
Evonlon,an Insurance bgent, went
spinning down Park Avenue In the
suburbs ~ the same time the north
bound Mllwaukee y 81. Paul train
was approaching. lilo was going at
high Hpeed anu did not see the train
until IL was too late for him 10 slkoken.
Tho fireman IN ths cab saw the boy on
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EngIand'. Coionie, nro Costly.

LONDpN, Aprii H. Tue ymcs this
morning, discussing the question OF
Increased eEptn,e entaiiuu upOn the
country by the support Of the military
anu naval forces necessary for tbs
protection Of the growing cUmmuniva.
uunu VI tho empire, suCh aa the pro.
p sei Pacific mail nnd cable routee,
Says that tue pfoCrus ctntOt develop
indefinitely without some radical re-.
consiIerau0n o. the queitiOu OF im.
perial de'euse. The Times reviews the
Ideas recently tGpfo',el ~ ils columns
by omiueut residents Of the colonies
nnd suggosls that the Ottawa confer.
euce be followed by the holding Of "A
conference IN Loniou lot the purpose
Of HsceHaiuing the views Of The
colonies ~ relation 10 the question Of
united deiuuht,
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the wheel and shouted 10 the engineer
TO apply the brakes The engine went
whi11lng past the crossing anI the boy
came ON toward the trucks Of the
coaches, evidently too badly frightened
TO put on his brake. In nI Instant he
crashed into the moving itiiu. The
framework or guard which was eK.
tended the full length OF tho coach kept
him from going under the wheels.
The guard was broken by the force Of
the collision aud the boy, t0gJ Their with
his bicycle was thrown several feet,
where the hystandors found him ug-
conscious. He may recover.
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urnsiIlan In.urgeni. Make. aaIn,.

NEw GuuI, April l2.-rhv Hcra d's
Monuvideo dispatch sayt; .Auyiuus
received here today from RIO Grandu
do sui city Ia Brazil uoniifm the
ramon that Admiral Melio has been
successful in his siege OF that city.
A bOuy OF government ToinioTco.
monts marching thilhef from Petotas
ny PciNut0's Orders wac also defeated
yesterday BY the insufgent general
safaiya at Linquiuia.
General salgado, Pima anu Lauefen.
tino have combined their forces and
now menace Porto Allegro. Tue
Hcrdtds correspondent IN Buenus
Ayes sunus word tnat Argentina stlll
refuses u comply with Pfesidrn.
PelNot1's demaud- TOT tne surrender OF
Ihute Bfa1lliins refugees VINO ESCAPE 4
IRON tue fuHugue warships.
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noston's Invitation to Artists.

Boston, April 1.-The Boston Arr
club at Ne last meeting gave permits.
siOn ~ offer prize That will without
doubt cause tho artists OF the Uuittd
States 10 look forward 10 thu clubs
annual exhibition IA 1895 with tue
greatest pleasure. Tho meeting has
just made H. appropriation Tor 1895 of
s., $50, when it wa Annouucol that
Henry y. Hyde ami Cll1loi Albert
a, Pope would give, In the name Of
the Boston An club, $1,000 Tor the beet
American picture suut 10 the annual
exhibition q oil paintings VI the club's
exhibit Ia 1895 The pictures iu com.
petition for tue prize must bee new nl4
not be- previously exhibited ia pubic
any where.
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DrNvEt Apul ~, Frank Daniols,
lf"Luils Puck" Amc, was defeated by
Comedian Clarke 100 asuitt % recover
damages Tor summary dismissal from
theuoupe,b ns thopAiuul wasaward,d
500. According 90 ihe deposition Dta.
trIs disc lvrrui Clarke iu % berth be-.
longing iOaia g mrmuer 1f ihr troupe
and discharged 10th Clarke AMI the
somau. The question arose ny what
night Daniels Looked la the berth aud
jealousy wac hin.ui al. The JuIge
CLAIMED tie contract had not been
broker.
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Ntsri 90 che Atrocities Committed 10
Irfnaus against tamerauus.

Ntsri uf the Atrocities Committed 10
Isfmans against Camsroou,
BERLIN, Apnl IA wurkly Jour.
nal publishes extracts from the diary
Of a German resident Of the CamcT1out,
when July beafs out the charges that
nave bee made against cuftnin VI the
drrmau tiliula.H Ia that country. The
diary cuutaius entries ahOwi.g that
Herr Wuhlnu, the governors suNsti.
tutc, who led au expedition against the
natives, issuod an ordor 10 bic sub.
otditnta directing them 10 cut tho
throata ui Hll the old women who fell
Into their hands. The other natives
who were no unfortunate ns o. be car.
tufed were conveyed on ship board,
where they we're bound 70 the rail Of
tue vessel. The thongs that held thrm
were 30 light that In many instances
when the tca begnl 10 swell IL rut deep
inio the arms anu legs Of tbs prisoners.
No attention was paid ~ the appeals
Of the miserable natives. They were
entirely unprotected from the weather
aud exposed ~ they were 90 the tfop
lcal heat their wounds foutered aud
tnun they bred mRgglie. Tue appeals
uf the miserable wfutuhus Tor water 60
queuCh their Thirst fell on deaf ears or
csr were responded Co with brutal
refusal. The lull details n tue treat.
ment OF these captlycs arc horrible.
When the prisoners were hsif deal
they were simply shot down like Wild
beasts without q injunction,
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simon Hamburger iiopes ARE Huos
snt.-"Our AFmS" tue uiEgesL
SPECIAL o. fts SEw.
EvAssroS, wyo, April l2.-Mf.
Simon Hamburger and family arrived
here At noon today. lie has paid some
attention To industrial army matters,
and finds the one that Just left Utah i,
the largest Ia the United STAKES,
All the others aru exaggerated ~ Ia
their numbers and Influence. Cuxcy
himsoif only turned ~ with 200 men
when he talked Of thousands.
Mt, Hamburger has beeu In New
York on business connected with the
extension OF his railroad 10 COalville.
Ills plans have progressed satisfactorily
and there Ia tins hope that the road viii
be built this year
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Good Grsy Matter 60 be studded In the
Interest OF soteurc.


ITHACA, n. v, April l2,-rlo late
Dr.. W. l.. BfUniz fur, who committed
suicide Ia this city last 6aluruy, be-
fore he died lett his bmins 10 q rnull
university la the Interest Of science.
In connection with this Il may bu Of
Interest to state that Dr.. Wilder, VIM
has charge Of this department q the
university, has secured ny written
agreement the brains Of some twenty
Cornell professors anu prominent
Ithaca citizens cat their uemiae,l IN
the interest Vt science. The doctor
has r-guiir proved form when h
signed by The donor aud gtlvsted by a
notary public. When Dr.. Brenizstr
was discovered dead, "a bullet wound
was found IN the temple aud ouo la
the foreheai. This led 10 the belief
that but one shot hnd been nrrd by tue
suicide, tho doctors claiming mat 81
would nave been hu utter imIOssibiliY
for the suicide 10 have put moro than
one shot IN his brain. When the brain
was removed at the university two
bullets were found imbedded In the
brain anu Destroyed tuu hlearned doc.
tore theory.l They claim that tots fact
h. an important discovery aud Of great
Interest 20 the IN diUal world aud
ctimiual authorities,
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Alleged Bicycle Thief.

On the TN inst. complaint was
sworn to in Commissioners Pratt's
court charging Il. u. Psouly with
stealing bicycle valued at sI2i.
tho property Of the Salt Lake Cycle
Co., anu a warrant for his arrest was
granted. But meanwhile the accused
had iiei. He has been caught, how.
ever at some point north, aud thu
necessary arrangements are being
made this afternoon for fetching him
back 10 Salt Lake.
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WESTERN irous.
Interesting statistics on the Packing
and kindred Gntustries


CiNciNNArL April i2.-r1e forty.
hith annual statement Il the Clncin.
natl lFcs Current u pork hacking In
the Wtsi, which Will appear iu that
paper To-Day show the following!
Total number Of hogs packed in the
West tue pact winter, ASA 900, nn in.
crease OF 100000 compared with lnst
years avtttgG weight %, pounds, an
increase OF .tl pounds; yield OF lard
80 pounds nu increase VI "a pounds;
mets pork made 10000 barrels, an In.
cfento Of $4,000 barrels, other pork
l-s,uDO barrels, au increase NJ 10000
barrels lufd made 13i 800 tivrcta, Ia.
crease $1,000 ,eUUH. Tho aggregate
packing ~ the West Tor twelve months
ending March iai, was il,Ili, 900 h0gs
a itcfoase VI 7.' 900 ~ compared vito
that VI last ytaG
The stocks OF hog products in thc
West on March 1T were a. iollo8fl
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Today's Probate Court.

Judge Blair had the following cases
before him this mornings
Estate Of J, NJ, Williamson, dc.
ceased. Hearing on annual account,
which was approved aud allowed.
Estatr OF Joshua Parker, deceased.
Tuusuay, May SD, set Tor hearing dual
account AMI Yoution f0r distribution.
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English ni,ustAiii.ts.

LONDON, April n MIR. Balfouf,
Mt Llddvrialc, formerly governor oi
thu Bank of EnAlanI, Sir DAyid Miller
Barbour aud a numDer Ui others VI
equal prominence, nave promised 10
attend au International bimetallic
conference that is u be- held on May .
al inc Mansion house, the official
fehiIenoe oi the lord mayor VI LONDON.
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Johnny Got llis Gun.

a ChluamAn was arrested this
morning al the corner OF Eighth Eas.
aud Seventh South strous tor dis
charging GTo atms iu tho city limits.
Ho was engaged peddling yeget blss
aui other garden truck, aud gang OF
boys, hu claimed, UNnsperated him by
throwing stones ani otherwise annoy.
lug him. lie pulled his gun aud took
a shot 10 them, uu. no ouo was huTk
lie was placed iu Jail 10 cool on, AEal
was nrraigued No . O'Clock this atIss-
noon on The charge preferred against
him
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nENNisJN, Tex, April ~. Captain
Rrcmer, o thr Galveston and Great
Northern, has accepted the proposition
~ the husiutts men nero % run u line
through the city, and make DvnnlsOu
headquarters. The road Will run from
Ni1brara, Neb., through Kansas, ok.
lahoma, nud Indian Territory, 10 Den.
nlaOn, aud thence TO Galveston,
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Back From Provo.

Commissioner Harmed Pratt and
Attorney Arthur T., Pfatt returned
from Provo last evening, where lhoy
hal been acting a. counsel for tho
Territory Ia the case OF the Territory
W A. o. Smoot, tried In Justice
Smitn'- cOurl. Tue Jury found for tho
ulalutin.
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Blazers Arrest Imminent.

A warrant Tor the arfcst oil Justice
J. Is. Blazer, ON the strength n the
complaint ilcd by Fred Il. MeGurrin
yesterday, vas Issued from the q 5.
Maluhnl's office today and placed In
Toe hands u "a dtpuiy.ma7hal. IL Is
very nkvly, therefore, THAI Blazer Will
be- u ken before the Thifd district court
late tuis afternoon or tomorrow NOR o.
ing.
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mn CHITIoi,rD.


~ nfmnrrats
81. Louis, Apul H. - Gov. W. J..
Stone lult here last evening fos Hol
Syringe, Ara, Tor the benefit OF M.
health. lie Is uutsplkeu VA his dt.
nuuCialiOu OF Senator I'm, OF New
York, TOT his speech Oppuaing the tHrifl
bill. Hu sail; "l cannot reconcile
such u ueivusr OF protection ana the
Mckiulyy tatin with Democracy. His
addIysl, sn0fu Ui IL assumed uandur.
Ii the bfoadriio o' d diapI man
VINO was not selected tu Iulu anu nov
sreks 10 ruin his party, 1 am a JACK.
sOulan Democrat iur old school anu
believe that the Wishes OF the peoplu
expressed m couyyuuUr IN the party's
only law. Hili has t,o. an OIen
enemy OF the AlmiuiHraiou, disre.
garled the party wishes Hn sllver anu
the tArlli auu receives MY ap lAusr
lfom The enemy. Ee Is not Demo.
orat."
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NEW iOHIl, Aprll III Tue Worlds
Panama uispatuh says. A big nrp 10
raging at Colon aud several housed
nave already been consumed. Pansma
hbs been appealed 10 iOf aid auI fife.
men rom here are ON tile way. Tue
danger II greatly Increased BY tue high
wiuus that prevail.
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GUTHRIE, or, AplI 1.-The old
Pf,tbyleTian min siufs auJ iOll Iwefs
assert that tlcy ale being Displaced ~
late semiuausus, headed by a syn0ul-
cal missionary claimed 10 be- elected by
fraud. thr old mlUisir are voted
out 10y the session aud undergraduates
are recon urnurt Tor their iltcrr. A
split Ia tue church will doubtless take
place.
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grounds were thr Noflon military
company OF salt Lake nud au Ogden
comIany. Governor IVES. tp1le q
thu Utah Nsuona CUR, tuanke q
them Tor their Efficient service and
conplimeuied them highly on tho
work they bad done.
The Governor and the Salt Lake
companies Of the Utah National Guard
leave Ogden TOR Sail Lake CITY on the
$3.50 train, which will arrive IN Salt
Lake a. $3.50 p. IN.
The WOrklnsmun's association Of
Ogden nrr circulating a petition to
abolish the CLAIM gang. 10 Will be pre-
feutei o. the city council. They give
a. reason that 10 ia work Of bad
behavior ami un expense 20 the city.
Everything lequiet In Ogden this
afternoon.
IuE Amy IN WYOMING.
CnEyENSE, wyo., April ~, 1920
p. m.-Thc California contingent OF
Coxry's industrial army, which was
held At Ogden for two days pending
tho controversy between Governor
West and the Southern Pacific rail.
road, has finally resumed he journey
eastward aud the motley crowd is now
making It, way across Wyoming.
There were number " acccssi0ns
10 tho army at Ogden and
it numbers sixteen hundred now.
Tue army captured train Of Union
Pacific clsl cars at uinihh staii0u,uuar
tho Utah line, last night 10 was use.
lees for the tininmon 10 oder resist
nucc, 10 they agreed 10 haul the men
10 Evanston, tue end Of the division.
The muu filled the twenty
cars, five OF which are open
clal cars, anu were brought into
Evanston this morning. Mayor Win.
slow prusentud them with ok hocvos
aud they were hurried on % Piedmont,
= smnll station few miles this eide,
where a stop OF two hours was made In
order 10 allow the mon 10 cat their
breakfast.
The Union Pacific company has do.
clded 10 hurry the men through 10 the
Missouri river as rapidly an possible,
permitting the train TO stop only ut
RawlinH viii furnish food Tor tho
mcu'a supper and stop will be male
iof them 10 cat at the firat station cnHt
oi inst place. The train II expected
10 arrive Ia Cheyenne at about $
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Mayor
Stable and CITY Marshal Carr
have made Preparations 10 sup
ply the men with food, which
viii be- sent out 10 the Colorado june
ton tivc miles west Of tue city. Cow
efnor Osbofnu at nrat contemplated
calling out the militia % accompany
the army across tue state, but when
the train arrived Ut that place the mon
were 70 orderly that he decided u
would be- entirely unnecessary ~ DO 20.
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VAS COuvEH, b. g., Apul H.
Orioatal advlcga siato that owing to
tho grand canal A. HuugmIao having
overlooked ita banks twice, Gov. Gcn-
sral III HUNG Chang stated DO was
caused by the doviitry OF the Hvor god
who concealed himself The natives
cirim 10 have seen him lu different
guises. A temple Is TO to erected At
the spot.
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a Tramp OF IwriNn uiiss III .ssh
ths Nnuws
tuAit HUI, Pa, April l2-CXcy's
army 'Af..l reluctantly Uu IT, walk OF
twelve miles through the snow. A.
noon the men Ito ped nj : mtrhuld
ani will camp M Petersburg tonight.
The army wIiicro,s the line inIo Mary.
land on Friday.
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sAoiSAw, ApHl l2.-A thlri warrant
was Issued toiay Tor Newell Is. Parsons.
ihu confidential boUk.krcprr Of tho
Wullslon company, now under arrest
uu charge VI forgery. The com.
plant alleges that PAr.ous austtacled
vault railroad bonds, payable 10 the
bearer, 10 the value OF sjb8,UJ0.
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NEW fumy Aprii H. The storm
has HhtteI somewhat bur 10 heavy sen
IA running uu'aiUv. Incoming steam.
.fs report terrible experiences but no
further casualties ufc noted. Word
comes that tho Vigilance, Havana, lost
hst starulard Tor oRstle rail- The deck
was washoI iolo aud ait by the seas.
The Storm has gone out 10 sea aud o.
travelling west IN the lino Of ocean
hluAmaLL Inc.
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nen. scnnnrIh nnn rnr,r

PORTLAND, Oregon, April l2.-Gen.
l0hu NJ. hchoheld, u. =. A., non.
Robert H. Lincoln, George NJ. Pun.
man aud party arrived mere from San
FRucisco. The party drove ABOUT
she city and lett Tor Puget Sound. They
Will return hero tonigut auj 20 east
over tue Union Pacific.
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POM TowNsENu, April l2.--Fife
has destroyed the Us, Marine IA spitAi
here. There were 900 liabilities. The
loss Is $4,000, The il.r Urgiua,sI "a
au oulh use used 40 Au H.I room, and II
Is supposed 1t was Ghr wurs o an Ia.
cendlary. The hosnN was bullt In
1867.
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CoNN ELIsyiLLE, Pau April a.
Tho strikers arB eudrayurug 10 gather
u turoe Of 10000 men Coz assault on
Hin Farm wOrKs. Tue operatOTs are
prepared for any emergency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-12

WAsiiiNGrJN, ID g., Aphl H. The
United states consular agent NJ Mayt-
nat reports thu Rninu wine from tue
ctop O. nur'haif vintage IN tho Rnine.
Gar And about twl.tn'ris vintage in
tnr Rhnr'Hessr. The u mlily IL ucat.
~ tquAl 10 that uI 1856
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-12

Rows, Apul l2,-lue archbishop
OF Bologna, Milan ana Wyuarl. Mgr
Stgaa, ASSESSOR OF tuu congregation OF
the hoiy unics,anl Father SguuhuOer,
Bsvgriau member VI the society Jesus,
nave received official notification that
they viii receive tho rcd hats VI carui.
uAls az tho next cuuslsIory.