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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-25

EEI Yuu,, AuHI -l.-sIuu World
hal received private aIvlou giving
complete usu uH. u. Goo closing #nya
o.. tUv Peruvian revolution, IaH Hulid
claim t4.I IHy HN,IHuI. u. tug
IaCgI,s ,uyyluurUt uuI $500 ualat-
iIsumuut ui sac insurgents DE-. uy h.u.
ristDlu wac agC.mp4uiJ ~ SCENES ui
horror uHu gAuugv which ury dee.
eruption,
Ia o. summary the Word says the
loss OF NE uuus q thv three uayR iigIi
was CuUtm ua wien one uJrts go
think 20 ,hr rumuur OF troops engaged.
The pfuIalt Ju of iulalitius, uu army
Ulcer sHiI last night, wac Itmnibauly
lutEU, much greater ihuu among TIVE
Chinese sYllivIa Iu the war with the
JaUuuvfr
Tho following ~ the official report OF
the Eil.us. CHuvUIt unigaru Huu F1i.
uiefs, O,5i nationalist officers aud sUi.
der, $50; psivai" Individuals, -pJi
women Uli NOT classified, vli total,
LOSS.
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HE WAIVED EXAMINATION.
Tho Case Of John beet win TO Before
tho Grand jury

Ten o'clock this morning was the
time sot TOT the heaua6 OF the case OF
John Beck, arrested on Monday night
on a charge OF unlawful cOhabitation,
uud the place Commissioner NorTel's
court District Attorney Judd and
Mr. Beck were among tas lst aTriyals,
AMI not more than u.Aan persons
were present whru Juasu Judd au-
nouuced that Iesys. Kawlins d
Crlcnlow, the defendant attorneys,
has arranged that their client SHOULD
waigg examination aud giyo bonds 90
appear b, fore tho grand Jury, which
BODY VIII ru,uonygDu ON May .O!u.
A low moments later Att.rney
R4Wlus entered tuu room ami merely
nodded Rvquiesceucr,i
MeUTI, W. B. MCCUTnlck guI Slm0u
BamuyrgeT, Iuu original b0nIsuru,
tu,u slKnei a now pond In tue SANS
gmuuat-si, OOU--RuI ilec9WnissiuuuT
reduced the bond Of Louisa Goes from
sou ~ $500.
District Attorney Judd next called
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WaluSarDs, April g5-auvIcfa
received tlIFv Ry NIge.NgmITal
Stephenson, lu command 70, tue but-
IHh iiuu, 40 turIu,U, hss given NlUatF-
qua nY.rr That hu will U9nalirf Iuu
1900 u. grace 90 rom until midnight
tonight uu VIII uu.iu lpu1Iur troops
attIA tnmUTrUa 900 ruiug,
WAsUNaTusl ID. Ga Ami. gj.-
Up tug .iyIl. Jay no tlilrIsl word
bad como nH 90 Nicaragua lggiaiJu
uI tue BRUSH uitlma,um. Itia known
that NltsTzgua DO iu a slate %. great
excitement. lNr authorities nTe uu-
drrtla1d o. he BOO consultation, There ~
very tttIuE conviction among the
Ili..aIb, however, tuut Nlcaa.ua Will
nos yield. A. the state "a. ATlmrut
gToaI excitement prevails, bus there
Be- reason % believe tuut Secretary
Gresham hos CugirI Amu.-HAlur BAY n.
nrI suEgusung a brief respite as a
means toward aIiusgmrut, but not
proposing any Intervention. itisIc'
pRrdrI ~ settled that tue United
States viii not Intervene.
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pig toa shade uulsf $40 In the yalI p.
But Il 10 pointed Out tualthr qusLt.a,s
or not large. Possibly tuz reaction
may stop should auy serious labor trOu.
Die afiHu over ilc wag,s OF tue blast
furnace men So the yAlluya.
There has been very little dong no
tue BDtt stool market, but guuDs ate
coming Ia now fur the iDirI quartet
aud lot the second half Of the yu.r
Chicago reports that orders iIr 10000
tons % bilitt8 are Boo sight Very Hiar
business Of magn.tu @ has been done
In any department the Finished iron
anu steel trade la Euy part 8i the c1uu.
try. Bars aud shn,ts nrs held AZ ugh
or hgurus by ggtseuiuuJ
Quite lively business iat lCCn t1rc
on the southern piy ir n, our tiunlu'
natl ,OUusI uudDut noting fnl0s ui
about 10000 tons, OF which $1,000 tons
was zone by one house. Chicago, TOO,
reports heavy uuaiucis, 10th iu local
aud southern ifUuf. The leading
fJulhrfn furnace cumpanios,gccofdiug
20 our birmingham correspondent
have actually mtdO sales at au ni'
vbuC", lu other markets ihr matter
has mo-, apparently Ir8gtsUcl quite o.
ltr.
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SENATOR ELElNS HERE.
ITO WIZ Remain 900 iho city a Day or
Two AMI Then Go last

Senator =lypluu Is. EIbur accom-.
painted boy boo vito, turoo sgus aud Que
iau.h.,G auytI fn this cItg rom the
WEE. thla msuIYl, and spent tue day
viewing -4.i Lnbu'1 many attractions.
lie lsu Washington last February Tor
% tour of iuv WytL uas vlslicI Mexico,
California, Oregon ana other wc.lcra
slater, uud comes 90 THE city direct
IfOm PORTLAND. Igu western tour 10
strictly Tor p.yuIurs anu recreation,
aud lhu HruEIsr uAs very little iu cay
10 regard 10 pDItlcA ichls,' t,d
himsrli however Ne sin,,. uut
silver advocate,
Senator ElElns 10 ono 0f the most
prominent Republicans iu the country,
gul bic name has more Than once been
mentioned iu connection will he
paTly's pruHdUulili ucapt iUT 1895. lie
TuurtFvHts West Virginia lu tlH upper
mouse 10. the national Legislature, aud
visa formerly collegiate Ia GO4.rrfH
from New Mexico, ug which TINS he
mat many warm iriuuIs 90 Utsh aud
other PARIS OF tUu West,
Mrs. ElFins lisa Causiu % Me. Gee,
4, Dowuuy su3 Mt. A, T.. HUlIru, VI
this uity, The PARTY Will remain "a DAY
or tWUIu our c.ty aud VIII thun con.
Uuuu .lU Journey Eau.
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BAIL FIXED At $1,000.
J. &. Cannon 10 hu G.Yrn a Hearing
Saturday NOrllHr-Otutr
Police NyW.,

John G. Cannon, WHO wu7 yesterday
grSuat0d by the police Dad iduulihsd ns
the person said 20 have forged royersl
uhcckr, some time age, was srtnigued
before Police Justice Smith thig morn.
ing, and asked that tue hearing be sut
Tor Saturday morning ~ 10 O'Clock,
Assistant CounIy Attorney Harlng.
ton, who iS U,nduygiu tao prosocu.
uop, asked that do'eudant be placed
under s., 1000 bonds, 90 which Cannon
objected, UlglAiug lt was uNcraslye. Ia
Tesponeu tJn question from the court
Cannon sgiI hu Thought hu guuld Tsiso
$500, but hiH honor CulHiICfUd tlla
TOO low anu placed bis blui % $1,000,
The Gmouug was not iuFniahsI nId
defendant went back 20 Igi|,
4 number Of other defendants were
arraiguo1, mostly lor drunkenness aud
yagTauCy,
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JAPAN And RUSSIA,
FIRM IN HER DEMANDS
But the NIklio's Government Refuses
to Yield In the Matter The
Peace Terms

sr pruruuRB, Aprli 25.--Thc
gsrautsv government replying 90 tho
uots VI thy llus.lan government lull'
mAaug that there are various c1uii-
tlous iu tue ,lrsty Of rchce between
japan anu CHINA that Russia cauno.
slow 90 bu gut in execution, has Boo.
formed Russia that u japan yielded 90
The uzac.lou1 Of l'Iss,l, tuuce and
Germany, clio would expose ht''ii 90
revelation, ns tine Ja9auoso people ore
intoxicated with viciJrigB AMI would
aseu. TO no cJug,a,lOag. lu spite OF
this f.pIy Ruais Is determined Gu
maintain her demands.
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MARROW ESCAPE.
Thrsr.year.Oli Chld Fall, Into y
stream, Bui !, Rescued ny tho
Mother.

Yesterday afternoon a narrow escape
from drowning occurred nj UnlonFort
lhis county. Florence Brewer a child
about three years Old, wac crossing the
UPPER ditch, which runs through the
Font fr1m Little Cottonwood can.
yuu, hand in hand with uu
Older sstor Suddenly the It,.
lo ono lo1sougI her tlslora
hand and fell Into the wIIo rapid
stream. The sister who had her boz
charge COVE wild scream WhlOh waE
beard Uy De. mother who husicuul 20
s.rebh.u WIN. bud happened. The
U..r uar WaF discovered llIatr
Co.,. down tUH ...aUn about tllruu ur
t,Haty rude 'r ~ waufu huv had fallen
i", Eul tlo Iu,Hyg Jumped into the
,uJbii water, wuiCh WAS ulmgat wall.
% og, a. brought tho chiid g. ,hu
TANK a. i4u ditch. Though bAH 'y
scored, no further Injury than a tuoI-
0ugh rDsklng Huu the ears AMI nose
ueiAg GlieI with sand, VA, tau happy
retult.
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To- rHu urn the note iu an 'uyol pr no
..usl4 " Au had not collected It, IIr
,uysI 10 I1 erred 90 was sidfraJu#
"u0n. George WOLF altHrnuy.ai.lav,
Bristol House, WikUsbaIru, Pa" MI
-huCk mailed tho uO,u ns requested,
tuti was returned 60 him endorsed
"No Ia peuOn BE- known at wilkes
uarfD"
tits believed by a,torueys ia the
ia case and those C0uvufsant with
tine Flood uo'e that the "S'tuud STAR
birdD Of the Flood % ic Do Identical
with thu "Wiluam q. Howell" OF tue
Fair nose.
Its proposed 20 send nl Of the cvi.
duucv va D. cases TO- tlu postal lu-
spuct0fs NJ Nsw YORK oily, with o.
view OF discovering tue Identity OF tile
lUrfcs
Tao ttToufls. cigCuus,anuU about
bIth canoe ls Ehst nobody viii uusi,i'u'
~ o. tlai any o. lus HlHuHiuf.H ave
1ts,tIuH. On lhr other NsuI the uauF-
rr., auurs,ys ltl luHn,HS mru who
beet SNOW Iug EiguaiufD 90 tlH we'll
huuwu buguC.eH involved, lay tuut
She w0g. DO too clever iJF detection.
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DELEGATES APPOINTED,


THE effort 90 have tho national oou-
vouu1us Of tho two great parties in
1896 held atanmr point in the woat, Ia
now assuming definite shape, aud 20
.Aaa.l.mp. snail prove uusugasss'ul
10 VIII not be- through the Ault % tho
WrHiasu l.Afou.
la puuulucu OF resolution passed
by tho general assembly 10 the state
% California the governor has called
meeting of the dele utus from the
western zlatt1 anu territories 10 be hUlI
10 San Francisco nj % lime % be- here.
after ilErI, O. adopt plan iot securing
the conventions OF 1890 a. the most
convenient ,lauu within the territory
west OF the /. uhy mountains.
Governor Wet low days ago TU.
crived a request from the governor OF
California 10 appoint delegates 10 this
meeting aud tulhy ne announced the
following gentlemen us such deleTatcs:
%. W. powutt, A.. n. LaUnau, \, J.
hulrUl Eud lssAc Irlmb0.
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"JDln Doe" Hai rrusoI to 6by sav.
,biuE m0rs Lu0u, hIm.1l. lie was
accommodated later wI.I cell ia the
C0l 80 iali pending inVuluu..
ITO HhuIN lUitpNOupl Co Fort
D0uE.as thinking tHU .nirs probably
trlau t0'Nu gua.ugu .Rt,F'n depart.
mvut Z. srG uu4 lhu su.pJs.li1u 30 tuat
they have boon stolen from tho
iruu3ftff'H clothes line.
4 hos DcOu learned thLl the man hal
.llasuI tIH Hhitf Tor snlo 20 several
persona GROUND Sugar House. Whom
urusat Iu tuUy the SUM OF % WAC
.UulIIu uia possession.
Ju 90 % O'Clock this aNrrnHon uu
frlg uau teen received from Font
lou aa. ME- "D e." VIII 20 t-rol
ngi.lu Jusuca Harvey tomorrow morn.
i"r. Detective Sheets mas fcCUruis 10.
Lam aH au OBJ or uucr who has plt
vl.u.ly occupied agaf,myuI5 IA th,
c.iy Julh
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U1srsumony w Far Not Regarded
Conclusive.

ntTtumouy w rnr Not Regarded
Conclusive.
SAN FEASUIsUJ, April g5.-About
the only tangible evidence pgsinsI
Ultnnl, lhs medical student accused
Of having Killed Marian Williams,
lbst has teen adducsd IN tfo prslimiL-
afJ sIsminaiion NJ far, IL that tho
IfigEG vas better acquainted with
he tai gifl than he ut ntrt would
hggu0EIsdgu. At has been shown that
be lied 10 regard 10 that particular
T1i1L Ae the matter " tho positive
Hslu8sAtion OF Durtaut, ~ having
ttta istu about the church where the
ulilf occurred, during the evening
v1tl the uttl was committed, that
bEnj. 30 lar bcuu done. There afu
mtBy witnesses 10 come Hnd 10 may DO
'bii ibis allegation may yet Ue rus.
H1H.
HE John George Gibson, the
Tui.lrf Of the church, against whom
4lIllUUu have been publicly "a.
Fitrtl Bs being the guilty man, possl-
By lscauyu % Iac pujudiuu AMONG
macy poUYIu against ufuacGeH ia
r7rnI had long siege In tho wit.
ut'' boa yesterday ana be- b. slated for
itl nga agaln this morning. The
sli.tl attorneys qugrii0uH did not
-tAlu him long, but tue CrUts'eGamin.
saau'urmud iulrmiYAulv. d. Giu.
900 Old u1. enjoy nlmsyii. The lave
lti Vufu IusluIe with him and tho
JUDGE WhH sarcastic.
Do blbsOn Boa his testimony yasiur-
Coy 'all that De had seen DufF,ut Oh
uli Friday night at tho GuriHiigu
A1ltayuf meeting held az Dc. Nngrl's
l'ur. lie thought nurn { came To-
hs meeting lauUul $3.50 O'Clock, after
,ae conclusion OF the busintrs meeting,
uliihnt remained until the plrIy
y.aivuE Witness had seen DurfBut
.,lls 10 the library NJ the church on
March l5.n, Witness wAsHt the church
40 he morning that tho body ut Niips
"uIAmH was found, Hr heard a
l-le 10 the church, but did not inveE.
w. Gltiou lhon gave some iuforma-
's4 o. % hl- past NE. He was born
edinburgh 100 1867. lie came 10
eAsigA To- lsa5 ami went 90 Red
-.1i 'alr thence o. this city l8st Nu-
Nluef, he hau known Miss Williams
--l Jaw hrr Tor the last dine 10 uiH
su'a'l knowledge, March 9uI, In tho
.L-ay school room, when slp told
s .',- 'ne "us going away and tsld him
u'nnia Welsh, an Alameda police.
s'.i VINO was Introduced during tue
--S5',,..9ui said that no Gaw DuTraut
n.y. ''lH NilliamB together IN Ala.
~, ,-' on several occasions about two
,h' Iunf % the discovery OF The
'.S5gg .Aly's body In the church.
~ "L,N Tue body OF Minnie williams
vi. W. ''lHl iu Emanuel church, lu
nsseDi'nG Tor traces OF tho murderer.
g,,l tgHge anu reporters found dan.
r,i 10y on me door Oi Rev. DR.. Gils1ui-
4. .I t,''. 'tl ~ 10 which no only, no iar
di..i,aNl lhd a key. Tho police dc.
g,,s ,laI The stain was 1uerply var.
4aI lAll no further attention To
t1Iay, however nu Examiner rg.
r,., .NaF'l ulI q portion OF lng Fup.
~, Nalhl.h stain, and iulcrgscgpir
tF,''nh showed that 10 was blood
U,,iNI.ig I Nhrulsh. Tho marx ON tne
sr.t..,. A'u ae N h had been caused hy
,.nta, VET CLOTH against Il, uuu was
gs. HN''uu Inches lFum the floor.
. M. esluou ia that the murderer N,
M, quo 'he stuHy or attempting 10
sl,r., crushed hH bloody clstlpa
'Ne Na.f anu lg.t the stain.
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MUCH DAMAGE BY STORM.
Houses 1cmoiisb,d -- cattle Killed
,raps ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tor tuo HciIsfof the Sufferers.

EAN ASroStp, Tex, Apfi -5.-A
terrible haittoum wulcu swept through
Wilson, BsA1r and Medina counties
last night, diI s-IUOJJ dsmage. Hail.
stones as large A. goose eggs coveted
the ground to the depth ottw5 feet
Ly,tle, Benton Guy and Cattrovillo
were devastated. the houses being
rIddled like sicvos. The damage 90
residences Hud business houses in
Lyttlr alone amounts Go $4,000. A
hundred hyuI VI live stock were
killed. The track ~ the international
q Great Northern railroad wus block
AIDED with hultiUngH which had t1 bH
removed before tHr traiuu could pro.
Coed. Tue cotton aud corn crops iu
the path vt the storm were completely
destroyed. A subscription was U,GIltd
here Today fUr tho relief Of tue sulog.
OILS.
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ItWa,a Costly visit

g. T.. airKluDrn, tho individual
who went up to Judge Moliay'' hsuas
90 sunday night La. AID created q
disturbance, was this afternoon nucd
ty Commisslo- or Pratt FOR tlc ass al.
upon the Judge ggd disturbing ihe
pesoa, SO sud $50 and costs trsuoc.
lively. Tho entire bin when l.ia'lt4,
amounted 90 $500. Judge bowman,
tho duicudaups attorney, ave notice
OF appeal o. the ulbirict court.
The facts Of the case nro rur0Tioi On
page uiEht OF IA lssuu o. the NLWs,
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ANrNrLANArioN.
lite urdrs of THE ,nprrmo court Sc.
gBrdiuU thr Income rsy Cases,

Tie uFurs of rh. ,nprrnc court Sc.
gBrdiuU thr Income rav Cases,
WAauISuIuS, b. g., April -J.-
When .lu supreme court on May Ith
HUtIu takes up the income taE qucs.
ton, % VIII Uuyu moro go Into ;uu
uuIU ~ 600 the point Involved uaI
Will not, as 90 Order made Tuesday
apparently stated, clniuu tho GTgu-
mrutz 90 tho question whether 10,
healing OF The casgs shall be- granted.
This Unexpected ,K luuaH0u Uf She
glur'a order shows tuat 90 intended tU
DO 10 that 10 bad granted lhU petition ful
ruhyurug, AND o. the bench were .ull
900 flg date named, would Tr.H. gu tur
cases. AtiUf oy General OMry and
osuyTs directly Interested ,u Tho Trial
W tnu SUR guIufH,l1I tHu c1ur,'H
order la the same manner as dld tLo
puullC,
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STAKE CONFERENCES.

Members Of the Fltt Presidency
anu Council Of the Apostles are
expected 20 bo IN attendance al the
next ensuing Stake Quarterly Confer
eucgs, as iJliowE
Rax Elder stake, Sunday aud Mon.
day, April -5lh and 28,n-Prysijeul
George q Cannon, Elders Lorenzo
snow nuu Fnukuu ID. Richards,
Oneida stake, Sunday and Monday,
April gs.h agd -9,U-PfasIIout Joseph
i, smith and Elder Brigham Y ing.
Tu0ala STAKE, sunday and Monday
April gstn and 29gh-E4gra Fpuui-
NJ. Lyman, George VsEBdaIv aud
Abraham IL, CauAon.
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The numsfgul ueH.s a' s-,or
Mary Alice FrI CuUot-huHIa'ly
known a- Minnie FaI. Cuuu-~Ie
oi Br1lhu. Joseph q. CuiIcr Will 1r
paiu,i o. lcs,u Of the death OF that
most utmaulr la|y Tho fsI oven
occurred at..al pa. m. lgIry .Attil 80
alter ullui I.Il. Do The death hNr
plunged tHr miami mad family into
ODE deepest HIus 5Uu wac the mother
VI eight children, HlA u, whom are
living. Tho 9 .uususi OF these be- not
yet t60 weeks ulL Tho surfDwInR
family have i.. .uup sympathy ui
humorous relatives ami O. host Of
iricuIs.
IIu decreased WasR devoted, uN 0r.
donate vIe, loving mother sud Ea-
wavtfi q IH aur friendship, aIr wHH
stl'suuuh.,uE Huu rruuI.uHi NuI 'An
l1.7CHurut mary Juf Motto ygaIlti,s
which nDlHs.. Nuf o. 900 wAI had
600 .I,..u.H. l.F .VWuIHNlrs. NNH
was tu- H.u.N. .. IIr. ...H Nathaniel
~. AMI EIa AZ, I..t HH' Wua b..
iu salt AaEs lIts, IaJfu 30 Dbl, 1903.
The funeral wUl take place un site
day next tom tu1 OLD family zee
tuurri So. liI north, East Iumuls
street services WI. commence 90
$3.50 o., On. EruuHH arf Invited,
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Constable AuuursYu, OF tho Second
Precinct tUls afternoon caught "a man
iu tue agl uf Dlg.uy entering his retl-
Iuucr on tHu Voc, sllo % tao city, he
was chased, g.ughl auI brought by
Anderson 100 sH,uN hsHy's Uuuc,
saI thH aAuuI i1IRu. ulu 900 ihu
county lodi Tue constable Will IAy d
ugApiUllt u"gln.t tho fellow hlgr o..
.he -sy, charging him wlgu attempted
burglary liH name could not be
earned thlI a.uFasug,
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Lowln nAlIs ~ on,N0rs.
To EnNbi. California Growers So tom
pete Mith Importers.

To EnAhi. California Growers So com
pete wan Importers.
DENvtH, Apul 2j.-rhc Interstate
cUmmctcu commission has rendered a
decision OF great Importance 10 orange
gT0wcTn OF Southern California, gtaui-
lug the railroads Terminating 90 nli.
iuf1ia aud their connections authority
10 make u lower rate on ofAugos To
Atlantic sGsDoafd cities than 90 inter.
mediate points. THIS enabled zoo
California gtowefs 10 markcl their
oranges ON tue HuaB1Nti iu competition
with TIE imported orangCf. The OLD
rate WA Ul cent?, the new rate pruhA.
bly viii be- 800 couif. PRECEDENT a. n.
MAnzgur Ui the Southern California
Fmt LXohnugo,tnrO whose otl1Tlr
tue concession WuB obtained, LETT Tor
home today. Judge John G.. MAr.iu,
general counsel NJ the Southern Pacific
railroad, VINO has been Attending the
sessions Of the iutuT.ltHt0 commerce
commission, started Tor SUI Francisco
ia a special train ON the Union Pacific
road on receipt ~ tho new, Of tue
death %! bic wife.
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IurnLO, MoEp April gl.-It In re-
pof,ul uets thut the Mexican southern
faIlwny hg8 settled with the Inter.
Oraulc Railroad company, anu has
been EXTENDED fr0M OaSHca to rehu-
nUt,prc, where utuL.uus will be
uIaIu with tue National pvhuantepec
railroad. DrlHu Sanchez, concession.
afro u. tho lulptOagan line, has loit
los Eurupu 10 secure the necessary
capital ,Ur the building OF tho proposed
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LAKEWOOD, \. j., April gj.-The
forest ulp which originated from tho
burning OF tailIw ~ tho hotel u
Crdars nb1uta mile rom tins place
continued 10 burn iieTcrly this after.
noon. u b. estimated that .75,DUU
worth OF Ir1puTty has already been
destroyed. About 9,OllaUFcB uf stauu.
iuY timber hos boon burned over.
\ISELASu, n, j., ApTll Co. Forest
fires sIu getting dangerously close o.
NucIuuI. Tue bot eau DO plainly
frlt here.
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Fast aL Louis, liL, Apll -j.-
Albeit Young, aged Us, grand rllfufU.
% obi thu American gypairr, uHtd at
East 80. Louis ON NIuIay piF.ti nuu
bis body was shipped tu s1uIUE1, Is.
-, Tor iiunl burial. You y NsI been
topping wish a baud iH uugtugrh St.
flHr county Tor tIu lust month AbA
became guts sIcE about "a w,Uh ago.
liza death, however was uuu.prglHI.
Iugtday might no d. O'Clock u.s iHI-
IOWcrs built "a large pile o. bfuHuw "l
buI boards, uuu placing uI. l.E worldly
lu.fsb,0uH, including 81 .HI wagon,
$500 worth %, uH.Hras, CauaIuE uluuslF,
clothing, HlivurwH ttr., uUuu o. sut
nru tI thy Uyto, while 'uu uluy lay Don
st1tu few feet away. The rywiat,
iUlu'Ug uHn.H, Gang song. tHj Ugyt
about tho lfJ Until SLIM wuea an
uuuuflgkar was CaliGI 90 pfUIafr tIu
uUdy iUr Shipment. i.uu, was %
cousin To- Sir. y uug, tnu late queen,
WhUulaJ uiuH mere ana whole BODY WHs
shipped 10 Patterson, N.JY IwI gHfIa
ago, !yf hurl.
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.hu unm.f W luH wiiuuraCa 200 ,Hp sisr
OF tuu Prosecution, Iu .r.U. Shut each
with the exception 60 I.u.a Uu.--
might tn found over iu the sum Of
elUJ t1 uinut before toe grauI Jury
when wanted.
The l.t waH HH DI.uwt. a. E.
Hy4u, Louise, Bertha and Matilda
Goes, Sophia Beck, N....r Taylor, r..
i. Co.'s, W8.lgf y Huauur, Frank =.
Taylor AEua NuriHa, Anna Blub
ami Eugene IHusubra
Mt Jas ID nHd Str Tmurhbyr wUtp
the rUiy UugH VINO tuHW.TuG, .uf %
was understood t.a' tH. other Wit.
uuftuH v uII bee locke Uu luUug tNH
dHy JuIsg Judd .vu1fuu.-I DOM
want iu .umull tH.m any more, u,-
cause iPH TOO tXpoalyu "a piece VI
business.
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WHOSE SHIRTS ARE THEY?


A augh-l1oklug character about
thirty.uveyelrs Of age was suauarOund
susnr House ward this morning by
D,puty Sheriff Harris olryiaR a
lu die. His movements were aus
p.ai.us, and tho officer stopped him.
Wuru tho parcel was opened 1t war
found 10 contain ten nearly now white
shirta, recently from the wash,ub, anu
oacA uvauns tho mark "Q vi, De-
q. 50 There wta also stamped on
another part oflhr garments the words,
or O.. lInUu, November 2i,h, 1875,
contract" tho daluIJ took tue ma
IN custody and brought aim o. Su1Hl
HarIy's quar,cTs IN this city. Ho
then gave the Gya7onlent name VI
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Nnna.. R-nnlII.La 5000.

Toru,A, Eu, April gI.-At the
opumu. OF .4r mrri.uguf 'Hs lifnuUu.
usn state league tJIuy,Ju4gea uuu,as-
slciatr iuslcr OF Vie fuplrma cJlrG
made his trr. political convention
talk IN many years. ho said that in %
low Jays ho would become "a private
citizen, lie severely scored PRECEDENT
Cleveland. No declared iar thu im-
p1ttmuu Of tho rocunstTuCg.oI 1i silver
HguglOr Baker, iu u lengthy speech
opposed ClsgUIaud'H foreign anu do
nestle policy. He sail: eve must not
place either metal silver or gOliiaboys
tue uthurn