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Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25

There will likely be a change in the
management of the foundry in east
Mexico soon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25

Mason Creasey has discovered a
spring in front of his store. Nothing
Is impossible to friend Creasey. He
came from the original s'ghost dis
trict.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25

The Laddonia Herald is getting to be
a daisy good newspaper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25

w. O. Wilkerson, who lives neal
Worcester, desires to thanl, those who
assisted him and his family in getting
home last Thursday. His vehicle
broke down and his little girl was Sc
verely but not dangerously injured.
The Patee Park Baptist Church OF
st. Joseph, Mo-, is one of the hand.
soonest church edifices in Missouri and
was built and paid for under the pas
torate of Rev. N. R. Pittman, who is
now pastor of the Mexico Baptist
Church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25

w. G. VIM, of neal Cant, Mo-, had
his leg broken Wednesday, Aprili7th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25
AUDRAIN COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-3d Monday i'll jan
uary, LIST Monday in June, Sd Monday
in September.
COUNTY CoURT-1st Monday i'll Feb
ruary, 1st Monday in May, list Monday
in August, 1st Monday in November.
PROBATE CoURT-2d Monday inJan-
uary, I'd Monday in March, I'd Monday
in May, I'd Monday in September.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25
THE FINE SADDLE STALLION.
DIAMOND MONTROSE, JR. 6O9.

Will stand the season of 1895 at my stables, 10
miles north of Mexico and ia miles west of Mo-
limo, at Sl2 TO insure a living colt $40 to insure a
mare in foal: So for the season; 81 a leap. Money
due when facts are ascertained. mare parted
with or removed from the neighborhood.
Diamond Montrose, Jr. SOB, was sired by Dia-
mOnd Montrose 215, he by Old Moptrose, first
dam by Jack Sportsman, Jr., he by Carter
Jack Sportsman, he by La Blanche. he by Bel
Air: For further particulars see Turf Register.
Diamond Montrose, Jr.. is > years old, is now
full 10 hands high, coal black with two white
feet, stands up well aud is a model horse.
For SD will insure as good or better colt from
any mare that has a colt by her side from Old
MontrOse, Rex Mcdonald, Rex Denmark or any
living horse. The owner of the colt shall he
the Judge.
Also. 2! the S7r1e pJacs .he Fine You,n f,cr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25

De Wits Witch Hazel saiye cures
scaids, burns, indolent sores and never
Arthur.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25
Farms For Sale.

Some special bargains, In both large
and small farms. Address the Harris
Il Daniel Land Agency, vandalia, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25

The Supreme Court of the State has
awarded n writ of mandamus compell-
ing the st. Louis Court of Appeals to
transfer the case of Daniel Hartley US.
Leslie Hartley to that court for dis
a,na@.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25
Notice of Bids
TO ACT
AS COUNTY DBPOSIPARY..


Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids or proposals to act as depositary
of the funds of Audrain county, Mis-
souri,, for the term of two years from
the 9th day of May, 1895, will be re-
ceived by the County Court of said
county until Don of the first day of
the May term, 1895, of said court, to-
| wit:
Monday, May 9Th, 1895,
from such banking interpretations, as
sociations and individual bankers in
said county as may desire to be Sc
lected as such depository. Bids to be
considered must comply with the law
in regard thereto; and the right to re-
ject any and all bids is reserved
BY order of Court this April 10th,
1895. J. s. SNiDow.
Clerk of CountyCourt, AudrainCoun-
ty, Mo. 3tw
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25

Mrs. John ~spotswood Is home from
st. Louis, where abe has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Burns, who has been
quite i'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25

Col. j. l. Nichols, of the Galloway
Gazette, was in Mexico to-day. Col.
Nichols says he is a strong friend of
silver but is opposed to the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver at IS to /.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25
ABE LARIMORE,
w. w
The Premium Saddle Stallion,
STAR ROSE I6I,


Can be found the present season at the Star
Rose Stock Farm, - eight miles Southwest of
Mexico and three miles Northeast Of Concord,
to insure a live colt.
star Rose l6l was sired by Montrose 1C6; he
10y Diamond Denmark IS; he by Gaines Den
mark 81; he by four mile race horse M
he by Imported Hedgeford. First dam Halls
Glencoe: second dam by Post Boy; third dam
Jenkins Sir William; fourth dam by imported
Diomede fifth dam Imported st. George; sixth
first dam Maid of the West 365, a premium
Kentucky bred mare; sired by Bogies' Whip;
he by Mason Whip. of Kentucky. Maid of
the West s dam was sired by Jack Sportsman.
Jr.. he by Carriers Jack SpOrtsman: he by La
Blanche: he by Bell Air. fFor further refer
enre see Stud Register.(
Star Rose lbl we predict will take the place
OF his sire, Montrose JOG. He is no doubt the
best horse in the likeness of his sire las well as
ls95 Star Rose l1 won the SaO saddle stallion
stakes both at Marshall and Higginsville over
all the best stations in the State. As a breeder
his colts have proven the best living. His colt,
a 3-year-Oid, won first money at Mexico last
year in the 3-year-oid saddle ring and turned
around and won first honoFs in the 3-year-old
harness ring over trotting bred horses. | took
OUT a 2-year-old of his year before last and
meyer missed a first string in class.
mare parted with or removed from ueighbor-
hood, Colts will stand good for service fee in
all cases: Care taken to prevent accidents, but
Will not he responsible should any occur. Pas
ture at Si.n0 per month FOR mares from a dis
lance.
j. R. WAYNE,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25

The northwest corner of the Court
House Yard is still used for a dumping
ground, How long will this continue?
Acting through the blood, Hoods
Sarsaparilla not only cures scrofula,
salt rheum, etc, but gives health and
vigor to the whole body.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25
NO FALSE HOPES OUTII

We do not undertake incurable ceases but all are welcome to come and be
examined and learn their true condition. No false hopes extended N any
case. 1t must be evident to all thinking persons that educated specialists who
have confined their practice to treatment of Chronic, Nervous and Obscure
Diseases with unparalleled success in the great cities and hospitals of Europe
and America TO neary twenty years, must attain great skill in their special
calling. Yet are do not claim to cure rry disease n perform impossdtiies.
DIR. Shrimp can assure relief and cur elm every case undertaken. OF course,
there aes some cases which have been undermining the system for % long,
destroying the nervous system and resulting in Idiocy, Insanity, last stages of
Consumption or BrightIs Disease. These neither I nor any one else a cure,
nut in n earlier stages we al arrest their progress and assist nature (te
grea 66reIorer1 to rebuild and make as good asn ley the shattered system.
Ial imported drugs and appliances, which are necessary to effect a cure in
Kidney, Bladder and Brain Diseases, and all forms of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Bowel Derangements Dropsy and Epilepsy. DR.. shrimp has devoted much
time and practice to the special study of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25
Fine Horse and Two Jacks.

The fine harness stallion Linwood
Wilkes and the two good jacks viii
make the present season at my stables
In southeast Mexico.
2-1m A. M. HARRISON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1895-04-25

"H aH tHUH- VaTNOus. HphCdlO Laues M IN Doctor a great fr1ent
and speak praises of his method after being treated by THE HOME SYSTEM
No embarrassing exposure. DR.. Shrimp has devoted extra time in European
and American Hospitals in the study of private diseases of
Young and MidGie-ARed Men
in cases OF nervous debility, sad, gloomy feelings, blotches and pimples, weak
in urine, errors, excuses of mature years and general dissipation, Loss
of power, &c. Consultation strictly private and free to all.
Nervous Diseases, Dyspepsia, st. Nnus Dance Scrofua, all obscure dis
eases of tn blood and skin promptly eradcated from the system. Only cua
Bile ceases accepted for treatment.
All medical services absolutely free. except medicines Il sick persons 70
plying during first visit.
A permanent office for Missouri has been established at 26 Ohio street
Sedala, where every medical and surgical appliance a be found and where
all correspondence should be directed.
CONsULTATION FREE IN EVERY CASE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25

wAsHINGTOS, June a. Minister
DuLuy dc LONE OF Spain says that the
report Of the killing OF Captain Cam
nos, said TO be the sOn Of Captain Gen,
oral Camps, IL without foundation, n
n also the report coming via Tampa
that n battle was fought on the 10Th, IL
which many were killed.
al nm surprised" said he, Eat Tia,
systematic manner In which this pro
pagauda Of INSTRUMENTATION l. sent Ou
rom the csn,ers Of Cuban sympathy,
Tampa, Key West, Jacksonville
Gainesville and Nassau, Bermuda
Here IL great public question OF
which this facts, II known, would per
NIT the public to form their judgment,
But these cantets Keep furnishing re-
ports Of bloody battles and the KILN,
OF generals, though no such battles o.
casualties occur. Tho reports show on
their lace that they have been manu-
fAclured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25

LOuIsyILLE, KY, June 9i.-Hon.
James u. McCTeary, chairman OF the
house committee ON foreign affairs, Ia
~ this city TO attend the Democratic
STATE convention, and IL running
against Senator blackburn for chair
man Of the committee ON resolutions.
hf' McCreary was n member Of tho
International monetary conference
which met at Brussels IN 1892.
when seen today by a Teprese Ia
I'VE OF the Associated Press, Mr.. Me-
Weary stated That his experience with
'he English members OF that confer
ehce gives him assurances that tho al.
vent Of the Salisbury ministry Will be
lh me Interest OF bimeialllsm, ss Lord
Salisbury, Balfour and others are mole
favorable than ROsebsTrY and ms assO-
.iales were Tor such u conference. MT,
ncCteary said he was more hopeful
now iot such international action ai
would settle tho ratio between the
metals,
MI. MoCFeary regarded Salisbury Al
,euer equipped every way than Rose
very for a more liberal anu more en-
lghtoned policy, which would eEtonC
Nicaragua, Venezuela and othel
hmefican countries in which the
united States are interested. lie
houghI England was paying veTJ
u'He attention to Hawaii, and th'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25

CHICAGO, June 2i.--rho will OF
General Walter q. Gresham, late sec
is,sry of state, was admitted q pro-
tate today by Judge kohlaaL Mfu.
Gresham appeared In court, accom-
lanisd by her con, otto Gresham.
llige Henry w. Blodgett and George
W. Kemp 81 the United States oif'
cult court, the witnesses to tue VIII
we're also present.
Tue will In very simple. II II writ
ten in Judge GTesham's own hand
writing upon one sheet Of paper, and
daled December Is, 1855. IL Ia Rs
follows
"l, Walter q, Gresham, do hereby
mske this my last will and testament.
~ give, devise and btquoath to my
vile, Matilda Gresham, all my estate,
property and effects, real and personal
snd OF every kind and description,
sud wheresoevcr situated, TO have
snd hold absolutely. appoint my
wife sole executTlx.
"Witncss my hand this 18th day Of
December, 1855"
The schedule OF property owned by
General Gresham shows that he wal
worth So, 1000 at the time VI hit
death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25
ArrEu TILIBusrInEnS,
orders ISSUED fo- Another a. =. YES.
sol 60 Proceed 10 cuban Waters.

orders ISSUED for Another a. -. YES
sol g. Proceed 10 CubRn Waters.
NEW YouS, ga special 10 a
local paper from Washington, ID. C.i
saYt:
Scu9r Dupuy dc L3mo, the Spanish
taiuisier. was greatly pleased whom he
learned thGt orders hRi teen ie-ueI Tor
another vessel 10 BAIL at once tor Cuban
waters Tor the purpose Of actively
engaging In the business OF preventing
illltusturiug parties irom leaving
American waters aud apifehondipg
them, II they were sucCtssiul IN SUCH
attempts. This Raleigh, which was
srut south two weeks ago, has Iult Key
WssI and Iut ~ sen. she has been
going about from one port to smother,
ami her movements were easily traced
by those interested In avoiding her. by
going to stE she will be- able 20 Keep her
movements ami her whereabouts secret
and be more apt to besuecSsiiuliu hei
present undertaking.
The administration, however, be.
lioves that the Raleigh Will not be able
to cope alone with tue Increased nciiv'
| Ivy recently displayed by those WIN
sympaihizs vith the insutreetionisis,
pud orders have been Issued to the
/ Atlanta 10 proceed 10 Cuban watefs
FMS cruiser viii 20 Of once 10 HHyu
| which will be her OstoIsible deTtlns.
ton. Her main object, however, IL /.
! keep q lookout FOR nnUustertfs Rul
| overhaul oil suspicious craft from The
| UnitcI States that enter tue waltrl
about the island Of Cuba.
] She will he able % snil for three
weeks without new supply Of coal
| bltat the emf Il that time her bunk
Uts viii have O. b8 retlllOd. WI,
thst iime C1WuF the Atlanta no ".
lers 10 proceed 90 Is Santiago dc Cubi
tor conllng. This seems 20 be vcTJ
innpcent order, but the appenIaoGc Of
he cruiser at this port, the holhed O
tue lusurrroliJu, Ia belevui 90 DO lJi
the purpose " le,tiuE ilibJstoEDu
snow that lhis Clusity has decided q
put Out strong uand - prevent a1sls,
TANGO from ius ciiiz-ns Ia the way VI
men or munitions Of war. Daring 90,
time tue Atlanta IL NJ sea her move
ncuis will bo kept secret by tue Ne
paTtmenl, ana such crnn ~ may bl
bound ior tns Island ON 1irauds IA vla'
latiOn Of the neutrality laws will b
likely TO run at0ul " nor sumuwh0gj
ia their cuufst. This may be- locke,
upon ~ an ovi1HnCu OF zeal on thl
part oil the navy department, but u 3
tue policy that has been agreed upon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25

SYRACUSE, n. ", June 24.-Bob
FlIznmmOns appeared In the curt OF
sessions today 10 answer TO the indict'
menI charging him with the killing OF
Con RiOfdan, his lpnrring partner, Ia
The course Of an exhibition given la
this city last winter.
Al . o'clock but four Jurors had
been selected. When court adjourned
tonight nine Jurors had been accepted,
subject 10 peremptory challenge. Ons
VI the attorneys In the case expressed
hu opinion after court adjourned that
onlv two OF these would finally b5 ac'
copied. IL was learned tonight that
The prosecution intended TO show that
tilI'immons struck IA malicious blow
and a knockout TO teach RloTdau that
he should not become intoxicated, NJ
hs was on the night the fatality oc
cufTBu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25

DETROIT, June 2i.-Dr Dennis j.
seaman was put on trial Ia tho 90.
cotdet's court this afternoon. He 10
charged with committing n ctiminal
operation on Emily Hail, January
18th last, from the effects OF whicn
sue died February 3fd. The specific
chErge IN mnnslau lhior.
TINS IL the casa In which such sen.
aatiuuai disclosures were made Hgainsi
the Rev. Jonathan BELL OF Black.
heath, Birmingham, England, ami on
account OF which he disappeared after
the publication Of the facts regarding
his having brought Miss Hall g
Is metici from England AMI placed
her Ia the lying-in n9lpiigl where fhu
Afterwards uiei.
Mite. Alice Lane. keeper OF the
lyingin hospital, who was charged
with tho same crime Ms Dr.. Seamau,
win be tried separately. The after
noon was consumed IN securing jury,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25

WAsuiNgIUN, juno -. - Consul
JaruiEsu az Shanghai has sent 10 thr
state department another report NJ. ~
the commercial advantages Of the
treaty between China aud japan.
Former treaties contained no favored
nation clause, while the new treaty
contains concessions beEciiuisl to anu
expansive OF all AtiAtiU commerce.
The concessions 10 Japan have given
10 the world new mnEis and avenues NJ
trade. Now twcnty.eiEht ports are
open, aud countries who rave the
"iAy0fsi nation clause Ia their
treaties have equal privileges with
Japan. japan WA under restrictions
ns to the interior trade, which have
nov boon removed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25

By the water rising In the tent b15f-
Ing out tuey discovered tbo entire Of
toms delayed. Mts. stewart took o ne
Guild, while her father took the other
snd the party attempted 10 escape.
They started out Int tie forest, Wnnins
through water wsitt deep nnl nv The
all OF an uruaaionAl Hash OF ll2htnin
finally rescued Try ani, bui In cross
ing creek Mrs. Stewart made mis-
step AMI fell into the water. The
current was 20 twift that the mother
and child could not be rescued, And
thoir bodies were not recovered u1u
this morning. a cloud.bursi ls Thought
10 have occurred, and the Cnatllon II
OUT Of It's bsnEa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25

WAsuINGrOS, June 2i.-Thc report
Of the geological survey on precious
stones for the United states, Tor the
calendar year 1884, completed by spe'
DIAL agent George j. King, OF New
York, was made pubic tousy. The
principal events Of the year arc sum
married. Ne iollowt:
Tho fading Of a 10. karat diamond
At DoWaic, Mich; developing Of new
ruby mine near Franklin, n. g.; nnu-
Ing VI emeraids ut Mitchell Pear, and
near FaTl's station, North Carolina.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25
Columbia WON ,,n Lac.

PougIK EEr.Gr. y. Y, Juas q -
The 4-uie stretch OF Hudson river OIL
poiltu POugheceplg IVA. been cslied
NJ lntercollc ito course 10y the con.
te,t which was won toulght by Culum-
bias eight over those Of Cornell and
Penntyivnuia. Cornell was beaten by
about six boat ls gins. While the
VIC Oiy WIS telling Won, PenntylvA Ia
sWnmpei Within three.quartefs Of -
mile VI the hnish, where, Sitting In their
shell walls! dtUp 10 tue water, they
were waiting to be picked up by an AL
ptOaChiug tug.
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The nnnIlebn nlmeuIty.

OTTAWA, Ont, June 2i.-Exclle'
ment over the crisis concerning ths
settlement Of the Manitoba iinlcui Y
still continues. Tomorrow Protestant
minlsleTiallsts will hold caucus, and
will pass resolutions warning tao vow
ernment that Canada outside Of Que
hec province will not tolerate interler'
enos. Sir Mackenzie Bowel, who a
few days ago promised the French
conservatives that remedial iegislation
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EAIN Am HAL.
Reports OF Dsstruction of crops aus
rronrrtJ IN missouri

KiUKsviLLE, Mo-, June ga rain
anu haIl storm ragged here last night
Eud repot,s Of the desiruc.l1u NJ crop.
and property arc comlus la from all
parts OF AdgiT county.
On Sugar creek, In the Charlton bot
toms, oight miles Wess Of here, Mrs.
~ warl and her Infant daughter were
drowned In tho overflow. The drowned
woman and her two childfe3 liyrd
with hor father and brother In tent
near PokloI's big tie camp, where the
father anu brother were EN- Logged.
They had al retired aud were AF0u,e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25

A mig nouidsr OF rure silver weigh
Ing about Haiin ton

HAcKBaRRY, Arz., June 2j.-Ftom
Peach springs Gomez the story o. the
finding Ufn nugget, OF bewlder rather,
Of pure silver, such rs therC has heon
no record u ia the history ~ mining
IN the West. The boUltUr weighed
abo / half ION, mud it- value ~ any.
where iiom S. 900 ~ $4,000. IL wa,
fJuud by Wiillam Tucker auI John
Doyle, both old pr5spect0fs, and they
have kept the fact 10 themselves
heretofore because ot the chance that
there was more silvef where this lump
came from, aud they desired TO get tbs
beet location Tor Themselves before let
ting tue rest Of the world iato the
secret
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25
| BLOODY TRAGEDY.
~ Youns Ladies' ASSaS;IDatsd by
Their Cousin.
,,,rcrrD LOVE AND VENGEANCE.
-. Murderer Captured aud Placed In
Lil After woundlug a Citizen
with a knife.

,,t1yrA, Ga, June 2i.-Llllie and
%, Moore, sisters, dau shtefS Of a
smo, in the mouatains Of Raburn
aoty. Georgia, weto killed yesterday
,helr cousin, Seymour Roener.
van, ysars ago Keenet fell In love
I'm hi. cousin. Lille Myore. The girl
..l,slsi Keenet's advances. For two
,,,,, he endeavored to pay her alten.
lam. but fiuslly she made min desisi.
y,,f since he has beon threatening her
p.L
y,.,erday afternoon the two sisters,
~ young ladies Of 10 and Il rssPec'
,,,lv. started from their home In Tom
...se valley, TO visit ~ nsighbOr who
s,,. a foy miles away. They drove
~ Keenef's house going ana Soy.
r-ur saw thom. Shorty after he
i,ded two pistulr, took 500 which be
adm tho houec, Uado his little sisters
gsiby and started OF.
Hallway between his own home
,st that Of the nuighbur whom his
HsluH NNAN NNNAhAhkf 800
sue bushes by the mountain road. la
ps course Of an hour tue young ladies
,5ttoachod, returning ~ their home.
E,surr rushed out upon tuem with
IN reyolvom drawn. Miss Laura,
te,eelving hor sistof's dagger, rushed
tHVeen her anu keoaor. bnu pleaded
tf Eef sisters life AMI, throwing her
ans around Liilio's body, declared
tsl, sho would die before Lille ahould
IL harmed.
Ktouer tried 10 tear Laura away,
but failing la this placed the nuz4le Of
, pistol To the brave girls head aud
ROT her dead. Then he turned his
vtapon on the older sister, Lille, and
aied several bullets into her body. lh'
fling attracted thc attention Of personi
living neat. They coon found tbs
tadiss ami pursuit was quickly made
keruer was soon ovSftaaen. lin
cartridges were exhausted, but h'
ought with "a knife and cut Jemei
DlckeuoU seriously. kcouer rays tina
he shOt Laura by accident. lilo Is nov
10 iail NJ Clayton, in the heart OF th'
mountains OF RaUun county,
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Cuban sugar Planters Uslpies,. !

WAsiuNuTOS, june -. - Consul
Baker, at SHguzia Grand, Cuna, under
date Of June l2lh, reports % the state
department upon tue sugar crop. He
snyi;
The sugar crop Of lsss.s9 having
been marketed, leaves no doubt Of a
material decrease from tue yields Of
tho previous year. This, together with
the very low price realized y tue
planters, for the advance came too late
10 benefit the producer, leaves the
sugaf.gTowers OF Cuba IN a most help-
less condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25

wAHIIsuToS, ID. C., June 2i.-Al.
though tho books Of the Treasury de-
unTimcnt do not show II, the gold fs-
serve IL pTRciic lily above tho 100000,
600 mark today, for the fir,t time since
lat December, when II was forced to
that point as result VI an Issue Of
gold bOnds. According - the tfea,ur'
ur'a statement today, the gold balance
IL 500 .sl7 1896, but Ihis statement does
not inuluIe consignmento t SLED, 600
Ia bar gold brought TO New York by
the Campanla ON Saturday for August
Belmont X Co., ON account OF the
government syndicate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25

wAsnISGToS, juno GA mail 70.
port received At the state doparlmrn Mt
directly from Colonel Lu How, dated
ut RivRs, NicATagua, June 3, shows
that all II going we'll with tue com.
mission, that the health OF tho party
has beon excellent, that the climatic
q lnditiOns have not iutefiered with
work and that the NiCaraguan gov
ornment has extendou every attention
anu courtesy ana has tiei to nIsks
their stay agreeable ana profitable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-25

San FRASCIsCO, June - Tho
criminal llOrl suit brought by DR.. Marc
three other members OF the civic fgJor.
alton, was dismissed la tho police
court this afternoon, the Judge stating
that the plaiuun hal iailul 10 connect
the duionuauti wiin tue publication
complained Oi In a mJrniug paper.