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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
A FInMer Thief

During the past week several dover
gardens IN the Ninth ward have been
robbed OF their beautiful aud fragrant
contents, AMI owners Of gardens con.
sequrnty have been greatly worried
thereby. Last night, however, a thief
was nabbed, End II may ~ that tue
plluderiug will cease for time.
Yesterday (suuIay) well dressed
woman called at the house OF rUsl.
dent OF the Ninth ward, VINO has a good
flower garden, aud inquired u the
owner would soil hrr some flowers Tor
Decoration Day. lie replied that he
would give her all uhv wished fr
grave decorating, aud shu LETT, 10 COME
On tuesday 10 got tho tllwers.
Last evening thr family was retiring
about II O'Clock, aud had put out the
light, The LAZY OF tho house raised a
window, aud ~ bho ala 40 saw h
female figure retire quickly through
the gate. she Informed her husband,
who went out and discovered that tho
intruder had passed around the corner
aud come In by another gate, and was
tearlug up ii1wets la tho garden, He
started toward her but stumbled over
something In the way, aud shs
dropped the flowers AMI ran.
She was chased about ten rode
aud brought back 10 the house,
where she WAS identified as the woman
Who mad applied earlier iu the day Tor
flowers. She begged 90 bu lot 20, and
tue gentleman finally released her,
She h, however, well known. When
/ captured she was dressed iu "A hlact
silk dress, beaded cape, and - black
bonnet trimmed with beads ami wor
gloves on her hands, She il OF medium
size, dark complexion, aud thin face
IL i said she has been engaged N
peddling flowers,
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MAEiioS, ohio, May .s.-John
Kohl a member Of ihr Russell hase
ball team, n iu pfocari0us condition,
hands Of i've Cinnamon. k0hi called
10 the laundry Tor hs o1llaus. The
door beirg locked, he raped. One Of
tue Culesiiai- suddenly opened IA" door
aud beat Kohl ON the head with club.
Four more thinamru jIiuei So the
attack. They left Kohl covered with
blood, lyiug iu heau On tile sidewalk,
while invy ruirenicd aud locked tue
door Enragtd citZfus econ congfc.
gated, i0FCui open tho door, secured
Two " the assailauts and taking them
tu the canal bridge, threw tho China.
men into the wgter below before there
was any police interference.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE sAcHEp COSCERT AZ the
Thuai,r last evening was but poorly
attended; not because people nave lost
tIesr Eest Tor sunday night entertain
mcnts nor because there h. any lac u
interest Ia the Llbfaf- d" Nhoso aid
The concert was given, uut merely
because 10 was DO poorly advertised
that the usual patrons OFT the Iheatef
were not aware that u was going TO
tau" place. The concert numtofa were
nll given by capable people aud those
present greatly enjoyed thum.
TuE WORLD opens Mt the Thratci
tomorrow u'gut Hud closes the night
Of Decoration Day.
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.



LOGAN, May -, lsgi,-rhe banquet
Of the college CLUB" Saturday oven.
ing was the beginning Of tue com.
mencemont festivities, The cluu con.
Hisls Of the college faculty, their wives,
aud some o. tho educators Ia other
Institutions In the city. Tue banquet
was ~ celebrate the close " the olub's
fret year. There arc more than
forty members, aud meetings Of lit.
efAty, scientific or social character
have been held on alternate FRIDAY
evenings, In the rooms Of the domestic
arts department. The ladies VI this
depaftmunt provided tue menu, which
was hue; and the members Of the club
aud HUulo invited guests furnished
the "frast VI reason Anu dow
oi soul" Of tho program. Mr.
John T.. CAins JT. was toast.
MASTER. and tho responses were A. iOl.
lowe: "Our GuuslE," Mr.. McEWhu;
college CLUB" Mrs. Norwood; "rhu
Press" Mt. Warfum; "Our Junior
Mumburr," Nc. Shall; "rhb Col.
lrgr," Nit. SbuDorn, "Our Bank 40.
cuunt,o MIR. Lyon; "fho Gentlemen, %
Mrs. Edd,; "Utah,n MT George o.
Cannon; "fhe Lalies," MI SBeG
"Club Prophecy" Mrs. kichman.
Toe musical selections with which Tue
foregoing were interpreted were a
vocal duet by Misses /. tile anu DOubs,
piano solo by Mrs. G., J.. Goodwin,
aud Il vocal solo by MI Lyon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
QUAnnTL own LlND.
&c Results in the Murder OF siouS
tudtnu.

CltAMnEm.AiN, &. d., May U.s.
Eagle Lsuse, fine srecimen Of tho
Sioux Indian, IL charged with muir.
der, aud he will be- tried ut the next
term Of the United States court. The
murder WAS committed On the tusct-
walton near Wounded Knee Creek,
toe victim being fellow Sioux nAmsl
Thunder HANK. The cause Of tho
murder vas some land which Eagle
Louise had taken up under tho slot.
ment set. The land was choice and
Eagle Louise has hAu 10 hold II since
he took u w, by show VI srms, a.
many Indians wanted II. His most
persistent tfespastor was Thunder
Hawk, who repeatedly cut his fences,
allowing his stock 10 get out, and
Otherwise annoyed him. Eagle L1uso
had a number OF wild cOlts which weiu
with difficulty kept securely In mis-
corral. Thu day u the murder
Thudder Hawk came along anu cut
down tho corral fence and let them out,
his act being witnessed by Eagle
Louise who Immediately rode out 10
tue spot. After some words Thunder
Hawk started for Esglo Louise with the
evident Intention Of doing him bodily
injury, but before he got within ten
feet " him, Etglo Louise shot him
twice, the second shot killing him
Instantly.
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BEHIND CLOSED DOORS.
A Meeting Of SECRECY Oaths, VOWS
aud determination.


aud determination.
Information from a source that is
entirely reliable came 10 tho NEWS
today of secret meeting that was hell
by industrial sympnthiErrs on Satut.
DAY night Ways aud means were
discussed for relieving and releasing
Smiths "army" now held at the Davis
county line. II was proposed 10 fur.
nish aud tquip them with fevulvets
anu dynamite. A man who was sup.
posed 10 be- Ia harmony with the object
u the meeting was present Ia the
capacity OF n detective. lie listened
10 the proceedings for "a considerable
time. He, however, took M active
part and became an object VI suspicion.
Hut hu was successful In calming the
ichta Of the mon who distfustrd him,
business was again carried on, 0athH
were taken aud vows made. Tue obi.
cations we're administered 20 each man
Ia his turn. Finally the detective"
was reached aud hc refused 10 become
a party 10 the contracts entered uUOn
aud hu was bounced from the building
In short order. Oiiicrrs Of the law now
have his name nud the names Ui most
OF the mon present ~ we'll as those
who addressed the meeting
Thomas, Boyle, NinsOu, n opkius
and Slubbi were speakers At tue meet
ing.
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QuScY, H., May IS Mrs. Ken.
dali, vile VI Dr. W. n. Kendall, o.
this o'ty, met death suddenly Sunday
q ternOOn. The hUtsu Hhe was driving
ran away. She turned the animal into
n fence, but died u fright before help
reached her. The h0ne, after Ms.
Kcndaips body had been removed from
the buggy ran away again. The horse
fell uuad Ia this second runaway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
TnE sIIIr a "IIOODOu."
Inconvenience Caustd by a Peculiar
Superstition Among saiiors,

FhhfNAAAAANh Nhh"HA f"AA"A"
NEW YoRIl, May 2s.-rhe unforiu.
nate ship, tho Lydgato lies nj her
anchorage on the Battery. Her agents
have made frantic oudtavOrs 10 secure
n crew for her, No that she nigh, make
the return voyage 10 Liverpool, Uut
without success. Only a low seamen
can DO Induced ~ enlist, AS tho Opiu-
ion In that the ship Is u "hOOdoO,"
The Lydgato lisa iout.maAted vessel
and IL almost new, When she started
from Liverpool TO America she had on
board crew that was enthusiastic
over her fne lines and general shiI 70
shape appearance. IL was expected
that the voyage over would take ~
days, and some were even sanguine
enough 10 believe that II could be
accomplished in ash0rter time. lu.
stead Of that II took six months, anu
when the Lydgate finally put into
port last week, tho sailors with one
accord packed up their kits, olambersd
over the rails Of the vessel Hnd swOft
mover to set foot ON her again.
Captain Ridley, master Of tho vessel
says that he viii fail her back " he has
" man her with green hanus.
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Memorial Address.

The memorial! service, At tbs First
Congregational church yesterday were
Of very impressive character At
1880 the veterans Of tho late war met
at the rooms VI Maxwell Post, anu
marched 10 tho onutch Ia a body,
Here they were Joined by the Relief
C0Tps, the two organizations marching
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
MARKED FOR VENGEANCE.
Men Who the Police Say We're Intended
for "lndustrial' Punishment,

On Wilson's person were found a
number Of papers, some Of which the
police regard a. valuable clue to the
Identity Of cettain individuals who In
the near future contemplated to wteak
vengeance on thoss who have In differ.
cot ways taken part Ia the movement
against the Industrialists.
A NEWS representative examined
tue documents with Captain Donovan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
Mrs. Randolph M.

Mrs, Randolph, vito Of the police
sergeant u that namv, is reported as
beiuR very 40, Her husband Is sta.
tiouod at tue post Of official duty In
Davis county. An extra man was
sent up TO relieve MIN and he 10 oE-
peoted 20 return home on the $40 train
intervening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

Ing sins wrrr nun eflus mu an
cos, y, aud intiudtd maLn hc,ut
tiara of damon SAND ia quoi.us with
breach fnd rae let 90 matt b., q. m The
king and queen 0i Belgium. Princess
Joiephine 90 tue second duul hier Ui
the count Of PLANTERS. Pfircr Charl,s
10 the ytunatr brother II the crown
prince OF Ruumaria.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

The celebration q President Brig.
ham Yuuug's birthday Will take plAeo
1t Liberty Park on Saturday June .,
by the Primary a -soulatlOus VI the Salt
Like stake; turrg viii be- NO special
program, says the committee, but
pgruuts arc invited to attend aud look
alter their little ones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
A. AoT OT IEm0Isn.
A Litus American GitI Receives a
French Medal.

INuIASAroLIs, Ind. May 2s.-rhe
medal-preseutsd by the French gov.
Notwithstanding tho insignia Of the
Legion Of Honor, has been presented
90 Jennie Creek, the lU-yeaT.uld girl,
II Milford, Biaokford county, for saw
lng the tTainl0ad Of WORLDS Fair
messengers on the Panhandle TailfoaI
last summer. While walking along
the track she Uncovered the tTestle
ucfOss % deep rayino was on fire and
tle WORLDS Fair express with several
hundred passengers on board, was
nearly due. With remarkable pre-.
ence ui mind the littlo one tore of her
rcd flannel petticuat, ran down the
track until she came In sight Il tho
approaching train and waved hof
fklrt a. a danger signal. A number OF
French passengers were aboard the
rain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

Boo the oxtUnsive tchemo Of c.uniuficit.
Ing md circulating jU cents revenue
stnmps. This was one Of the gfeatrst
sWindles ever nt'Um,tcii in Me1ic1atd
caused much uuenElnufs In govern
mout circles until all Of The petpUifl.
ore hal been placed tn of arrest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
onIIls of llnnA MrsehInr

INDiANAroLis, May g5.-rhe Jury
returned a verdict VI gully in the case
Of Perclvai q. Coilln, Francis A..
COiiln and Albert b. Reed, ior wreck.
ing tue Indianapolis national bank.
The defendants moved Tor new trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
Police Record.

The police court docket today cons
tanned cases as follows; Eight men
arrested aud hned for drunkenness;
two charged with petit larceny; Ons
Tor using abusive language Rud still
another begging on the streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

BRAZIL, Ind, May gs.-rhrue hun.
bred miners Gt Fontauul, on the Big
Four, stop every freight train, aud eK-
anime each car 10 see n coal b. being
transported. They have ten cars "
coal sidoiInCked aud guarded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28
a Prominent Denver Mans Probable
suIeitfe

DENvLR, May 2s.-Johu a. McBeth,
eE-feccivcr VI tho land office, was
found dead today. IL IL supposed he
committed suicide by poisoning He
was prominent, pioneer, also 5nrinrf
anu an Elk.
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Gone 10 Nephi.

Probate JUICE bar weat to Nsphi
this morning TO attend meeting Of
tne san Pete Valley Railroad ~, Of
which his honor Il director lie 10
expected hack tnis evening.
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= steamboat Toad tnvadsd senator
snmdrn's Property,

PoMrRoY, o., May 2s.-Ats am. "a
steam unt load of miners passed down
md moved on 10 Senator Camdou's
works ut Spillmhn, w. Va. lucy viii
be reinforced by land forces. The
miners ave not armed. They prop0fe
10 camp ut the mouth OF the mine
until u Il SHUT down.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

CIIY OF MEXICO, May ga senss,
don has been created mere over the
arrest at CiudAn Quarez, OF Clemenie
KicrIi, an emplOyo OF the custom
huuee at that place. Kioeri las AWAY
borne an excellent reputation. lie f.
charged with having Deen implicated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-28

NEW YoKIS, May 2s.-At the open
ing OF the exchange today sugar sold
up 4, subsequently broke IL Sugar
preferred broke !; later sugar ro,o
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TnE PENNSYLVANIA STRIKE.
Coal OstIisE scarce aud Agents
8rowiag Rich

f'NAak hi'h
PHILADELPHIA, May 2s.-Thls IA
the day fixed upon by the BituniinOus
cJAl mine operators Of Cleartleld anu
allied districts IN central Penusy lVAnia
iut resumption OF work at 400 ton.
Tue strikers remained away from the
mines. soft coal IL extremely scarce.
Agents are making a profit OF 81 %
NL0Oa ton, whereas 10 cents was a lair
Ifoft before the iamineeet IN. TheTegi
nat oomp,te les directly with the central
Penney lyaniA bituminOus mines are
tue Cumberland mines, Maryland,
the West Virginia fields Gud PooA.
h0utns, sOuthw esteTn Virginia. Ia
Cumberland the men ETe Trsuming
work. One reason IL sail TO be- when
The last, great btuminOus strike DC.
cured In 1854, tho CleaTfield miners
Jailed 10 stand by them,
KILLING OF HUEGARIANs.
Fc0rrDALE, Pa, May 2s.-Three
Hungarian strikers succeeded In get.
ing through tn lines OF deputies at
Tie Meyer Coke works nj II
O'Clock last night. George Is. Keller,
lhr chief watchmnn, attempted ~
trfest them, aud one shot Keller In the
lfesst inlicliug probably fatal wound.
lhe Hungarinns fired NJ they ran.
Keller raised himself from the ground
bnd tred six shots. The blood along
lie Tohd Indicated that the shots
TOOK elect, The body Of au
unknown man, supposed to be
ueputy WOolman, was found
IN Fayelio creek yesterday The heac
anu lace were battered out Of sem.
dance 10 human features and the cloth
ing was nearly stripped of the body,
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Marriage Lines.

County CLERK Meloy this morning
issued a marriage license to Haus
Lund, 40, aud Ella Louisa Tibbnng,
20, U0Ju M salt Lake CITY,
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MINOS, llls., May 2s.-Colonoi
Duncan with fUut companies OF
militia arrived here touay. This
morning preparations were made 20
move an Illinois Central train that had
been delayed by the strikers. The train
moved north, slowly preceded by tho
militia anu followed by the thetlii and
his men, among whom were old
veterans.
Al the crossing Of the Santa Fe,
whore $50 miners were cOngTegatt q,
everything was quiet. The two alleged
ringleadefs, James Smith and Henry
Meyer, are under arrest. No disorder
further than the piling OF ties across
the track or uucoupling cars has oo-
CURED.
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\ ROYAL WEDDING.

fF'not.a josephint, Of belgium, 90 "a
uohsnzoIiern Prince,
bbUssELLs, May 2s.-Ths marriage
3l fflueess JOtephinr, OF Belgium, to
Iflneo Charles, OF Hohtnzollsru, Sig.
Aiutnenini took place To-Day, the civil
wedding at 10 O'Clock and the religious
ceremony afterwards In the private
eAapel OF the royal palace. Tho wed.
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COLUMBUS, May IS, Edward
Alassey Today In the Ohio penltentlary
auuobsd down Elijah Lynch, another
! ilsourr, and cut his throat, Death II
lIoDaole. Massey Is believed 20 DO in.
saLO.
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TIE WAR STILL ON.
r,pDIs Creek Miners FoTilIy them.
selves 10 Tue Hills.
MORE BloODsHED EXPECTED.
,.,.,,,r Waite Came Nrar Initiating
0,l Wharf.-The Deputies
60 Into Camp.

ry,rptr CREEK, May 2s.-Dsspite
3D.. ,esus At arbitration the strikers
r.v.rot abalei their preparations for
m,srs. defensive or aggressive.
1b,,, now forts havs sprung up on
u,iii. Hil. Four forts are .aid to
h. occupied BY 1000 men. They are
a,,.iy pfovisioned anu prepared for a
.'-gr tB every way, except they have
~ a large supply Of water. a troop
"a cavalry has been organized, anu
tuitty hofsemun are constantly scout
fps mlnsrs' union will today decide
MN tbe question u arbitration. Pres.
I,st CallefwooJ iavOrs this plan, but
Inc telLconslituted committee by
vbirb 10 was proposed spoke only Tor J.
1 liarsfmAn, as and tits doubtful n the
gibrf mine owners will agree 10 u, ie
success is uncertain.
Three hundred deputies are cAmpoj
atthpdlvide neat the Midland terminal
railroads aud will likely be kept there
handling the efforts Mt arbitration.
should thoy attempt 70 proceed 10 the
mlncs desperate battle IL cure ~ TO-
sulL
EXCHANGE oF PRISONERS.
CmprLE CREEK, Colo, May 25.-
The union has appointed \ committee
70 20 10 Colorado Springs 10 confer
with the mintownefs In regard 10 NJ.
bIifalOn.
Mrt. Mays lodging house, where
sryrfnl miuuow made their head.
quarters, was searched last night by
strikers and every weapon was carried
uWhy.
Tie coach from Midland was stopped
al tho top Of the big hill above town
today. On board were the union
miners captured by the deTutlea In the
fight Of Friday night. Word was
quickly carried 10 the Fort anu Bull
hil aud Supt. Mcdonald aud the
uihrr two prisoners were released.
Five miners, members Of the union
col, who would not leave the Abe
Lincoln mine 10 Join la the warfare,
Nrfo driven of Hull Hill today.
Arbitration COMMITTEE.
The Miners union appointed Pfesi.
dent John CaldeTwt od aud Shepherd
W. Maupln a committee 10 confer with
alike hunter selected by the mine
owners, the four 10 select \ NTH and
NIompt TO arbilthte.
GOV. WAITE WILL NOT SEND TIM
MILITIA.
denver, Msy 2s.-Governor Whites
teeisiOn not 10 send troops TO Cripple
Creek In the absence OF a request from
the sheriff, was reached ut Midnight
NJ aconfeTcuce OF lawyers who reached
the conclusion That with the
ntst shot iiTed At the deputies by the
militiAmtn civil war would have been
instituted, and the governor, not nav
ing declared martial law. would have
been In rebellion. The governor says
81 tue lighting begins he will send
troops Hseays the mine ow nefs should
20 to the courts for Tedross, N the
miners pteveutingt the opening oil
uu mines He iavors arbitration.
MORE MiNERs STAKE.
ROUSE, Colo, May 2s.-rhe miner,
Ut PiclOn struck today and Joined the
Trinidad and Fremont county men
here, making an army Of 1880. The
Rouse miners are still working. Twenty
Italians coming from Trinidad At
tempted 10 selze train nj
House Junction, The engineer and
iltoman beat them Oh with shoyels
Shots were nred and tho IlAliauH were
arrested and put In jail hero. III,
hlTlkuTs threaten to release them
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The INDUSTRIAL ARMIES.
Gen" Norris Wants 10 Command
Two Thousand Five Hundred hoo,
sanders Coussiidates TITS Torcrs-Au
IR-Adiutsut gouerai Joins the
Hnnhs-uouu the river

DEsvER. May gs.-"Brlgadicr Gen.
cral" Morris says The Denver common.
veal army will not start or Washing
ton TIL 2 $40 men have been enrolled.
IL now numbers go. tits uttlmatei
that 200 moro are on thBir way TO
Denver. Carer with g75 Utah Indus.
ltialists has reached Pueblo on route
Tor Denver.
Callahan, one OF Cartet's lieuten.
ants ltfi with sevsniy.fivo men, say.
ing the Denver commentaries were
too siow Tor them.
Carer aud 255 men are on tho road
from Pueblo.
BENNETT JOINS HASDERs.
LEAvENwOR1ii, Kan, May IS
Fotty.Uignt Of BunuttPH oommDnwcai'
ore from Denver arrived here tuis
morning and Joined SandUr,'s crowd.
They were all driven from the foustvn.
ton and camped In grove. The ~.
maindor Of Btnuclps mon viii arrive
tonight, and tue loreka army tonight
or tomorrow. Sanders Gays the con.
solldAtrd armies will leave here on
Wednesday. Sanders aud his engineer
have given bonds fof their appearance
tor trial next September
4 oESUiNE uESERAL,
Kansas Cay, Mo, May 2s.-A
special 10 the Times from lOpukn, Kan,
shys: H.. u. AItS, wis was removed
from the suJulant-genefalship OF
Kansas by Governor Lowelling, will
lead the Topeka contingent ot the com.
monwcAl Amy TO Washington.
HELENA HELrs TItE MES 10 LEAVE.
HELENA, Mont, May 25.--Holena "
going to lvse its Cyxey army. Tho city
council has INSIDE a proposition 10 the
men that the people Of Helena would
provide number o. wagons 10 haul
their supplies anu be dding and tools 10
Fort Benton, whore lumber would be-
provided for them 10 build boats 10
ii9at down tho river. The men have
accepted the proposition.
KELLY Ran AWAY.
MtNNEArOLIs, MIMI, May 2s.-It
has just leaked out that General
Kelly, OF the California commonwoal
army, now N Quincy, when hoy ran
away from home IA Kentucky. His
family moved TO Minneapolis, where
hi' sister became prominent as n
musician. His mother recently wtotr
~ Kelly, anu found him 10 be- her lost
ton aDd has lone 10 Quincy 10 see him,
FRYE MOVING ALONu.
CtNCiNSA1I, May .S.-Ffye'a 10.
dustt,al army Of bUO broke camp alter
dinner AMI will take hargts TOT PITTS.
burg.
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