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A PIRATlCAL EXPEDITION.
Alleged Plot 10 Capture an Island ID
the North Pacific.
only niE Rosk ia the ocean but
worth n Fortune on Account
Of it, Gunno.

San FRANCISCO, May o.-.What ia
SAID to be a bold attempt to capture an
island has been brought to light by a
suit died Ia the superior court by the
Oceanic Phosphate company. The
lnttcf people claim that Il. w. Per.
mien anu VIM. johnson are organizing
Au expedition 10 20 10 Chpprrton
Island aud Suizs tho same by force OF
arms under the apparent authority Of a
prior claim, TIE land In question II
little more than big rock IN the
North Pacific, but II Is covered by a
rich guauO deposit, which makes II
very valuable. There II said 90 be
90, 900 tons In sight, which In estimated
to be worth fl2.5O n ton.
John Maycc, manager OF the O'eau
ic Phosphate company, said this morn.
ing that Il had been discovered that
Pcfmlcn, Johnson and others had
chartered tho schooner Star Of Free
dom, which they are nttiug out iOr n
trading voyage Ostousibly. "rhey are
going down TO attempt TO take the
island by force OF nrms," said Mt.
Mngre, "but 1 think that We have pul
a stop 10 IL. They claimed that they
have some prior right II the c0urls
do not stop them We will endeavOr 10
do 20 Ourselves"
Should the courts not grant the In
junction prayed for, It Ia said that n
the ohatlerers OF the Star Of Freedom
attempt 10 take ClppertOu island
by force, somebody will be hurt.
The Oceanic Phosphate compa-
ny heard Of the intended ex.
petition before their own sehoOn.
or, the NOlante, sailed: While
the company will cay nothing about
the msttuT, II IL known thut the
schooner took away considerable arms
anu ammunition. There are nine men
on theislAnd, aud when the men ON the
schooner are Rldod 10 this number
there will DO - Ia all, ready to do bat.
tic with the force that ths SlAr Of
Freedom may carry.
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WITH OIL AS FUEL.
Experiment on The Chicago, Blflilg-
Ton and Quincy Railroad,
TRAINS RUNNING WITHOUT COAL
II the Trial Trip Proves Satisfactory
all the Engines will he supplied
with OIL burners.

CHICAGO. May o.-In the yards Of
the q. Is. s. O. company at Aurora a
number Of locomotives are now being
provided with apparatus for burning
oil. It is said that 1t Will take but a
short time to equip every engine be.
longing to the company with the ap-
pliance. The Burlington management
Intends 20 make tho first trial trip to
the Mississippi with oil a. fuel within
a short time. 1.-THE run on this road
proves HB successful aH the experiments
in the yard have proven, oil the loco.
motives In the company's service Will
be- sUnttO the shops 10 be- supplied with
buruutH.
superintendent +. G. Rice, VI the
company, is enthusiastic over the
prospects Of being able 10 do away with
coat. II Il much cleaner ami iis use
viii leave the locomotives Ia a much
better condition than coal, II will last
much longer, weigh less and occupy
lees space, aud hence will give much
more room Tor water.
"Ihc experiment with oil for fuel
Tor locomotives which have beua made
u latp,h said well known railroad
man yesterday, "leave no room Tor
doubt Il Is much preferable 10 coal, ana
/ believe that It will be "A matter Of but
a snort time until II comes Into general
use. That tue Burlington viii be
successful there Is every reason 10
believo.n
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CONGREGATIONAL.
Senator Allen Calls up Ills RosoIu-
tiou Ia behalf OF CoNeJ.


wAsIlINGTOS, May .. - Coxey,
Browne and Jones, convicted In the
police court yesterday, were Ia the
lobby OF the Senate whsn II met today,
anticipating the further airing Of their
case Ia connection with the Allen
resolution, .
On motion OF Gray, OF Delaware,
bill authorizing Rear Admiral Walker
aud Surgeon j. Rufus rfyOn, VI the
navy, TO accept a decoration from
Venezuela, for humane service 10 the
wounded In tho Nont1Ielan war, was
passed, and alsO bill to authorize the
crew Of the llie saving station at Hog
Island, Va, 10 accept a medal from
Spain for saving life from a wrecked
spanish vessel.
Berry, Ark, allowed these bills 10 20
through under protest. He Insisted
that nothing should be permitted 10
Interfere with the tariff bill. Those
who opposed NJ well Nh those who APP
proved It were anxious for action. The
interminable delay was making people
lose confidence IN the Senate.
Allen, Nebraska, called up his resO.
luton for tue appointment OF a special
committee to investigate the police
Interference with the Coxoy demon
stration. Allon spoke with feeling.
lie hal waited week after tho out.
rage was committed on the Capitol
grounds before introducing the resolu
ton, he said, expecting one OF the sen.
atOfs from ONO, C0Key's state, TO take
steps towards an investigation. Coxey
came from the congressional district
formerly represented by Governor Nc.
Kinley.
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The Money OF India, Russia aud the
Argentine Republic.

NAAfhAAhN hfhAHAh's
WAMuNGrON, May o. Secretary
Carlisle has sent TO the senate, In re-.
spOnso 90 AN inquiry, letter relative
10 the currency and Gho productions VI
India, Kussia and the Argentine Re.
public, together with u vCluminUus
statement from the chief ~ the bureau
% statistics. The secretary says there
has been no change In tho weight, hne-
ness or legal tender power Of the silver
cIilB OF India since 1885 when the
pTeuelt silver standard was established.
TIE silver rupee nov, ~ then, con.
tains lB5 grains Of pure silver The
closing OF tue mintH In 1893 dii not
have ths effect VI changing the silver
coins In auy other fe.pect Indicated.
la Russia coins VI silver, which hayr
heretofore been the monetary standard
OF tue country, were suspended in
1874, and Ia 1856 tue dOuuie standard
was Introduced. TIE actual currency
Of that country since 1858 has been
paper "cfedit T0ubles," or silver
rouhlos.n
While the coinage Of small silver
pieces II permitted IN Argentine RS.
public, that country II practically on
the gold standard. The actual money Il,
however, only deprecated paper OF
tlucluating value.
The secretary says that In India the
rupee price tor SUCH important articles
Ms rice, wheat, linseed aud gunny
bags has risen during the last tweuty
year,.
The rupee prices Of other important
articles has fallen, such as Tor instance,
raw cotton yarn, hides, indigo, opium
aud tea. The average price OF some VI
the principal articles Of Russian pro.
ductiOn during tho years 1887 10 1871
compared with their average price
during the period from 1857 10 1891
have fallen, while those OF others have
risen. Amongllho articles which have
fallen In price are wheat, rice, barley,
oats, yarn, leather aud raw wool, while
tho prices OF maiz5, peas, hOur iiaE
and hemp have risen.
There Is no data VI hand upon which
10 furnish statement Of tue fluctua.
tons Of the prices In the Argentine
Republic for the past twenty or even
ten yoaTs.
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tirely. 10 is Tue intention 'n purchase
25O0 acres Of nut land aud establish
los antilles On %. Each 70 uuy is 10
nave 20 aCfts '1r farming purpose, Pc.
sides house ami garden plat
In the village, which II Is prolugei q"
build in the centefoi tho $500 acres Of
land.
The following are the officials wy.
man &. P0mefoy, general organizer ~
the American federation Of labor, NJ.
II. Madden, president u the Illinois
states federation Of labo; John ~.
Nice, president Of the Hotel aud Ras.
tautant employees national alliance, aud
J. II. Jaiiray, secretary u tue Belve.
dero federated labor union. Too latter
organization 10 nj Bclvedete, His, ami
represents 100 skilled wOfkmen Of the
sewing machine factory there, now
closed down.
The gentlemen have been asked by
citizens Of MERGED 10 be present today
at the Miiwinter Fair, this being
MERGED day, aud examine the EXHIBITS
from that section. They expect 10
leave Tor MERGED this evening.
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Educational Notes.

The program OF exercises 10 DO fou'
dered nj the educational gathering At
Provo, the 18th instr will DO au uu,
usually interesting Que. The principal
features VIII bo tho rendition 0i rUlrC-
tiUns Of music by the hest talent iu
that section, anu addresses, MS before
stated IN the NEWS, by two Of UHh's
leading educators uui bya gentleman Of
national reputation. An effort h. being
made 10 make the gathering the most
notable VI any 10 the history o, that
city.
The regular session OF the County
Teachers' association Will un held AZ
the Uulverity building on Saturday,
May T., at lU.lj O'clock.
The teachers Of the city will meet Ia
regular monthly session on Saturday,
May -, at9.8l am.
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ANormEn aUarnY Will coNrrsI


San FRANCISCO, May g.-rhorc IL
10 be another Murphy will contest, and
II promises to rival Ia bitterness aud
sensational domestic revelations the
one recently decided In Oakland.
This time II u the Will Of Marquis
Eugene X, l.. Murphy, brother Of
Daniel II. Murphy, Lady Charles VOL.
sploy, Senou Domiugurz and the
Misses Fannie and lsabol Murphy,
which ~ 10 be contested. His widow,
who lives with her parents In Phila.
drlphia, IL 10 bring the contest, aud she
viii charge that he was insane.
Eugene Murphy was the eldest son
Of the late Daniel Murphy, OF Murphy,
Grant q Co, the great dry goods house.
From u;B father he Inherited the papal
title Of marquis aud quite a large for.
tune. Under the Oakland decision he
was 10 come ia for oue-seveuth VI his
mothers estate. Since that decision,
however, he died ia Paris, leaving y
widow and three children. The de.
ceased b,queathed his entire estate,
save personal effects to bis three onild.
rem, 10 be held IN trust by his attorney
hnd his brother Daniel. 70 HE widow
he lett only their household effects,
appending clause stating that shB IL
endowed with ample fortune OF her
own. Mfs. Marie Il. Murphy has
notified the courts here Of her Intention
10 CONTEXT the will.
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slacI.men InhIgnnnt.

Special DSpuiai 20 ns NEWA
LANDER, wyo., May 9.-rhe an'
nounoement that Captain T.. II. Ray,
the agent at the shoshonr agency iu'
tends TO begin another roundup Of the
cattle on the reservation, has raised u
storm Of indignation among the stOcH-
men who have herds there. 10 viii uu
remembered that Ray attempted a
roundup during the winter but It re-
suited In such heavy loss Of stock
that it had 10 10 abandoned. StucE.
men say that an attempt 10 move cattle
ut this time will reaulI IN another
heavy l0ia.
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east quarter, the east bali oi the south,
wet quarter tuH southeast quarter of
Tue northwest quarter, and the west
hll' OF The nIftu. lBt uuafturUi strtiou
~ township 3 north, range lg catt, 3-0
uctes.
The cJnics. case of John A. BscJ ",
Patrick F,auy Nls iu pfD Efy1s Today.
Tho entry involved N the east hall Of
the southeast quarter OF section 10,
tDwnship b south, range wet MI
beck cluims thai Mt Ieuhy never hps
made bic fesilcuco on the land and
asks that be, Beck, be- given tlU prefer.
CngU night oil entry
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Yields TO Watlerson.

In view OF the TACT tina. DR.. Rice and
the Hon. Henry WattersOn have been
advertised to speak here az the same
tims-FrJay eyening-Rrrangemenls
have been completed whereby De.
Rice viii deliver hi-IIuotufe at the high
school room on Friday afternoon nj
four O'Clock, instead of speaking at the
First Congregational church In the
evening. By this arrangement the
public viii have the opportunity Of lis.
tening 10 both speakers.
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IHE STOLEN TRAIN.
nssli Engines OostTuc, The Road at
Intervals.
rpr,rpl,Ls SPEEDING on
,,u, Of q. ;. Deputies Sent 10
49,, ,be Law lireaters and Cap
tuic the Whole Gang

,..r,o Cslo., May 0.--rhc Grip
,c,,,t Coxeyiiss who seized atfain
and started east last night got
- the obstruction near Olney
'a,,sby tho ditching OF an engine,
,.I,ylns a now track and resume the
.,nsv Superintendent Derby has
.,l,,riihs water drawn from oil tho
mss, along the ROAD aud obslFucllons
T..,iiBtlcway Of the train whor.
-, ro,,ible, BY wrecklng engines. No
rUlar train ii moving on the road In
Colorado today.
TotEA, Kas., May Of. L. Nipps,
bs Mb,ouh Pacific agent, has received
,tslesmm stating that sauders' COxey
amy on the captured train, passed
Arlington, COL, this morning, bound
eastward.
prtnLo, Col, May 0-rhe Coxey.
is,i,,o.un uAin encountered another
om,aclu near Arlington, eighty miles
~ Of Pueblo, where four engines
vffs dltchvd by order OF SupUrinicn-
gsnt Derby. The lndustrlalH are now
I.yiug track around the obstruction.
s6sfId Nose. has been all morning
irving 10 raise posse 20 capture san.
I'm and his army, but no Tar he has
moi teen able 10 secure more than iOrty
men. Tue railroad authorities are IN
communication with Judge Hallut nj
Denver with regard to securing Fed
tfil aid.
The ildusitlals are stalled at Has
We, twelve miles east Of AtlinstOuihy
iuf cnglhrs being dilched IN a cut. Al
Alrtt accounts they were tearing up
and rtlaying the track.
Al OndwHy the water In their en-
gines gave out aud they obtained a
slpply from a well, carrying II IN their
uiuntf palea anu UUnCo cups.
sauIun's,lndustrlnls have got beyond
HssWUll and are going east Another
engine has huon uitchud at DistOu, ll0
nile. from Pueblo.
AICmsOs, kans., May Oh. T..
Wagner, general attorney Of the
Missouri Pacific, lett here by special
tain this afternoon 10 meet the
Colorado branch of the commOnweal.
~ with the stolen train. He expects
hat U. S. Marshal Nelly anu 200
.,puties viii accompany him from
lpeka.
ihe manager has instructions from
be general manager 10 arrest every
mAu Ia the commonwoAl army.
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BALTIMORE, Md, May g.-Mrs.
Mary A. Steiner, the elderly woman
who lost her sight suddenly on Sunday
last, from n dash from a trolley wire,
was stricken EiIh paralysis and died
within two hours. just before she was
stricken she regained her sight. Her
son WAS pouring medicine into a glais
for her At the time, aud she ioyiully
announced that she could sec. Hall
an hour lator her entire lett side was
paralyze and she again became blind /.
Within two hours she died.
Her physicians say that the paralyiic
stroke was directly caused by the dash
that blinded her.
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Strange Snicile Sruucl.

JaogU NELSON, the attempted sell.
murderer VINO fired a bullet at lir own
heart yesterday aud who YVES locked ia
the city tail, was kept lu e. uuurmOnt
until today when be was token before
Judge Smith anu natd $40. so. hav.i &
Tue cash with which tu IIuidatu hs
ino he was fcmauItd 60 l4r city lall
tor ten days. During that time uu VIII
be- compelled 10 break rock iyt the
city streets.
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ALMOST DEAD.
Experience OF waiter Ia au Express
Oar.

KANSAS CITY, No., May 0.--As a
Waterman In the santa Fe railway
yards al Argentine was passing n string
VI empty ears on side track he heard
groaus. Busting open the doors OF
car he found Ia II a man almost starved
to death, The man was w. A..
Sweeney, formerly waiter In the
Albany hotel, NJ Denver, Colo, aud
he hal been In the car four days with.
out food or water. lie had entered
the car TO ride to SRlina, Kan, where
his parents live, anu the doors had been
locked by tTainmen. He was 90 weak
he could not get out lie was taken 90
a hotel by the city oiilcefs. After he
has recovered sufficiently 10 travel, hu
will gO 10 Salina.
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New Bond Bids.

Thurman IS Cos OF Chicago, the
highest bidders or the s5JO,UJU muut
cipui uuusu, Jailed 90 come 90 time
with their s-j,UID svflifi. 1t check at
the meeting %. tue bond men aud
huAuce committee last night lhu
rgtui. was thht al the bids were TO-.
icC,el aud four O'Clock this afternoon
set ua "a time iof receiving bids.
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YELLowsroSE Park.

Wyoming People object 60 tho Pro.
posed deduction 81 tno Ares.
Special Drpltsh 20 nSNuwS
CHEYENNE, Wyo,, May 0-Tho pro.
position before COugtOss to reduce the
area Of tue Yellowstone Park by over
u million acres will meet tho uucum.
promising disappr0yal OF every resi-.
dent Of this state. Tho poUple st
Wyoming uro IN favor OF retaining tho
original wild grandeur u thu PARK.
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TUE BEAVER COURT.
The Trial Of Elllsou-The GrAud Jury
Busy,

SPECIAL Di,Bii.h 70 hs NLwa
BEAVER, May D.-rho trial Of ELI.
sou, charged with stealing valuable
ore from the Horn silver Mining com.
pAny, at Frisco, occupied all yesterday
afternoon and Is still golng on At q
O'Clock. The prosecution reduced the
case 10 petit larceny, because Of u
doubt ~ To tho amount proyyI to have
been taken,
The grand Jury II busily Al work. IL
has brought Ia several indictments
already but II Is not known WHO they
ate a. hiust or tor what.
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Attorneys, Take Notice.

Judge Merritt announced In court
this morning that he would be GLAD TO
consult the wishes Of the bar on Friday
morning next Ia regard To- the setting
Of another litt Of civil Jury cases f0r
trial. In the event Of this being cont,
a special venife Tor petit Jurors VIII
bp isHuru
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CHICAGO, May 8.-Ihe deal dispos.
Ing OF the buildings nj the Worlds
Fair has been completed, and on
Thursday the WORK VI dismAntling
them viii be- commenced.
Tue first payment Of s25, 900 on the
total purchase price OF 5000 has been
made by the buyers, the Chicago House
WfecKiuR 20.
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NoN-uNIoN My ATTACKED.
Armenian LsborrTs Assaulted By
htrtkrrA

NFWIVWTNn TNUWFVF7 NaFNuIItU by
htrtkrrA
5TOEEHAM, Macs, May "a con.
ilict between nOn-uniOu Armenian
labOrers, who had taken tho places
Of striking laborers at Arthur Il,
MSnn'a factory, took place M tho non
union men were leaving their work.
Fully loo people oongrogated at the
factory anu when tue nOn.uniOn men
appeared, they we're surrounded.
James Esidjisn was knocked down and
beaten. lie drew long knife and Ia.
crowd fell back aud commenced 10
lombard the Foreigners with stones,
The police came ~ the rescue OF the
ArmeniAns and alter oOnsiderable
fighting arrested six men brandishing
dnggore.
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Sheriff Mcqueen started this morn,
lug Tor klvotIou, TO investigate tie
particulars Of q burglary which was
committed some tins last night at
Pages store IN that place. There IL
suspicion that some o. the iudustrials
kuvw something vi the affair,
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coNoREssnAN WILSON nrrunNs.
tie Goes 10 Washington In tho Interss
of the IAFin AM

NEwORLEANs, La, May 0.-Cop-
gresham Wilson, chairman Of the
committee on ways aud means, who
hes Ueen guest here OF Collector
wilkinson for some days, mas lett for
Washington. Mir. Wilson has been the
recipient Of many alterations and he
returns to Washington prepared TO
work 10 secure tbs passage through
Congress of the bill which bears his
name. Mr.. Wilson has declined TO talk
taritl OF politics beyond expressing the
opinion that II would be- well for the
House to accept the Senate amend.
meuts aud thus secure the early pass.
ing Of tatin bill.
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New YoRK, May g,-5ugar was
pressed for sale at the Upeuing OF bust.
ness this morning, the igst tansaotion
beiug AT lO4, a l1ss VI per cent from
closing yesterday.
A further decline in the prices was
followed by rally. sugar recsded 4
Hud advanced
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Under date Of May sIh AdOlph Jes
zen, OF Salt Lake cay, has died In the
land office desyri entry Of the unsur,
veyed south half Of the southeast quar-.
ter, the northwsI. quarter Of the south.
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LIRE WAS GONE.
A Little Boy In Provo Drowned Ia a
Ditch

Snsaiai DArafss toms NEws
Provo, UAh, May 0.-Aoout noon
today Mira. Joseph Park, Of the Second
ward, went out to look Tor her little
two-yeAr.old boy, whom she hal
missed very short time before. She
found him In the ditch Ia front Of the
h use with life apparently extinct
Neighbors worked with tho child for
about two hours trying 10 restore llie,
hut failed. He had evidently iallun on
the foot board across the ditch. A
doctor was summoned, but failed 10
arrive before all hope Of restoring the
child was gone.
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Gondarmes HII Nine Austrian Miners
Ia Rn Encounter.

IN nm Encounter.
TRoPPAUN, Austria, May 0.-MlnoTs
maue IA desperate attack today upon a
detachment Of gendarmes guarding u
cOllleTy In Polish Oalrau, with the oh.
lsctoi driving away the men at work.
The rioters were warned 10 dispense,
but Instead OF doing NJ, they began
pelting the police officers with stones,
wounuipR many. Finally tho leaders
persuaded tile strikers TO rush upon the
police. The gendarmes, after last
warning, opened flre upon tho rioters,
killing nine anu wOunding twenty
others. The mob then fled IN all d.
Tectlons, threatening, however, TO re-
turn In larger numbers and ayengo the
death Of their comrades.
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BIG FIRE Al yERYAL.


The Home Fro Insurance company
received telegram Of which tho
following Is a copy, this morning.
"fho Nornal Furulaniug C0mpany's
piace OF business was burned today.
Building aud goods were entirely
JcstfUyoI.n
The Institution was insured by tho
Home company for $1,000 The insur
nnce was divided evenly on the build.
iug and stock.
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The Nicarnguan Governments building
RIort.
NEW York, May 8.-Captain Han.
son, from Bluehelds, reports that the
United states ship San FranciscO aud
the British man.of-wAr Magiclenue
were Ia port when he sailed. The
Nicaraguan troops were In the city aud
tue governments was rapidly building a
fort on the bluff.
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HULL, Eng May g. rms Kingf-
tou mills, the large cotton spinning
company, has failed. The unsecureu
liabilities are 81, 900, O0U.
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LITcHFiELD, May o. rhe Demo.
cratic convection OF the Eighteenth
district nominated Congressman Ed.
ward Lane hts Own successor.
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nltilla IA an scqultic bicycle. The
start WIS witnessed by large crowd
who cn' cred loudly.
Kclly's boats were SION strung along
the river for i've miles. One boat with
ten commonwealth AMI number Of
Dts MOiuvs women aud chi jfeu
capslztd ami all narrowly escaped
browning. Fully 1000 people strag.
Rltd along tue banks watching the
ilOuila.
CONEY 4 NUfsANCE.
wAsuiNOIoN, May O.-rhe Distrlc,
health oliio-fs have decided the CoKoy
army nuisance and dangerous 10
health Tho District c0mmissi0utrs
have givOn Cuxcy aud his followers
i0rty.uighl hours t. abaio tue nuisance.
This doubtless means that they must
break Cump,
ALIENS Coxey resolution went over
until tomorrow when Teller AMI others
Will speak on II.