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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-13
THE POST IETELLIGENcER.
OFFICIAL PAPER or KING COUNTY
BY caRRIEI. Tin ttss cstsl.

Daily. psr week +.-s..--..-.s.
ssssi,seriae<z ordering addresses cnanSsI
900 give fae old address as wei as
AfssTrss~s all rerssfzanccs 10 POST-iN-
TFu A1GENCER CO. Seattle.
NEw YORK OFFTcE5S-esaf Isfnes
,sssffsr~ a Hughes Eastern Man
sxsr Frank Richardson, Special Ast-,
fs~fz-H TrEsaxxs Sssssss.as.
CHICAGO pFF4cE-A. Frank Etcharu-
eres. ~ Csnaxr5sser Of C04nmerce-
a. srsxfyTOr cry BUREAU - aii
Fourteenth street. opposite Wtsiards. Me-
lar B Ssaa@on. Manager.
TACOMA BLREsAts--iIis Parsfc ave
nue. Thomas Summons Mzfsa9er.
HEY<IINGHAA BAY BuREAE-Nsw
N-hafcuxn- cor. Holly and Canoe streets.
O. L. Culver. siasmger.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-13
Bargains in Stockings.

30 dcxsa chsIarsais Fast BLACK ssocs.
iSkf. oaiy-...----..ss&.....
s LIE pair.
IS tcxsn Boys' ana GirIs -<sralr4.
Fss, Hose, vaite aeei and Toe. Oaly..
Zoe pair.
81 Goxsn Boys ami Girls Hsxyr.
kleoed Ali-8eoa AIose. wnrsa &c.
oasy.-.-. ....s.s-.....s.....
15c pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-13

70 introduce Little Pill 10 the American
people Many have initiated them. but none
have approached his Pleasant Pellets IN
true worth. or vaine, for ali laxative and
cathaYtsc purpoSes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-13
Shoe Department

IS pairs Nos IL. 2 and = Insaun ~
Button shoes. Value los. 90 ga -
reduezd 20 .........@-.....-.-s -. :. -.
ssc ) psi1s
Infants Kid Button shoes. Only y.
zoe : pair.
Boys Extra Heavy Thrse-selsd sssss
worth 81 80 and 81 81 cniy s-....-.s-..
S1.25 and xi.35 , pshs
Mem. Celebrated Hamilton iAre -.
ccnxress shoes. best qEaiisy call
cisi iey This week only, fedncsa 49,
Sill.
La1ie.' Genuine Hazdssved iwe
KID Shoes. WORTH 40 any dsy u
year, special. this week oaay -s..sstts,.
$3.50 . pelf.I
Ladies Very Fine Kid Shoes, eq -.
any IS siauss sold In this city Oav
Sc Q pair.
chg.dsen's Fire Quality Fall sairps
worth Csc sna zsc. retueea 20 .ss-s...s
40c and soc > ptif.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-13

Ladies' Ribbed Vests. long sleeves.
COCA wcigaa only ..........4.....
l5c each.
Is.fies' Flcece-Isnee Swiss RIbhea
Underwear. long sleeves. drawing
rioeoa. srsfchstea sdgsa- oaly......
25e each.
! he finest riheed garment ever offered
In Vests and Pants. sanitary wooI,
extra quality. worth asc. oaly. ......
Csc each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-13
Critical
Shoppers
Say

Our assorsments are t. ~ =
town, AMI We SAY thnt -.
find our prices the love- rlr
ular, right -in-styls r>lS7S
gooss-is il not nat1us, s
people saesla Ike = 81 =
such a storss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-13
Bargains in Window Shade1

Received disec: from the faeoneys 49, 49,
cases window shaded Our psieee ~
that IL wsli PAY dealers to tay frufz -
500 spsing Roller window shase
ready 20 hang oaly ...s..........sss*ss
Ice sseh
eco Rast Quality Opaque spring koiM
shades, Including Handsows hle1e
plated shade Pals. ell comp
Worth DOC. aly.........-...-ss.s*ss.*
~
90o Mahogany Curtain Po;ess w
Bras Fixtures all compiesa Osly es..
2ss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18
~ hElnCu o. GOLD.
Fabulous wealth iH Region Never
uofuFe visited by white ueu.

Fabulous wealth iu u Region Never
uofure Visited by white ueu.
NKw YOmS, March lS-A commit.
tee u, tnreu representing a d,Zsn buell.
moss men Of THIS city viii within few
days leave here tJr South America 10
investigate reports o. gold, precious
stones anu copper recently brought 10
their notice. the investigation COM
mitteu VIII DO led by ]. A. CaftUault, "a
wealthy contractor anu engineer. lie
will no accompanied by United
states naval Uilloet anu another en-
giuerf on whose report the expedition
was organized. Thu committee in-
tends % sail by the next Pacific mail
steamer Tor Colon.
IL the investigation proves what tho
reports say, tue investors expect 10
realize many millions each nom the
venture. The reports toll OF untold
wealth. Gold In countless millions Ia
10 be htd,iOr tho taking, Diamonds,
Iubits, sAphiTes anu UmeTalun are
Rbundaut, IL appears that jose kldi-
guuz Zslayn, n mining engineer and a
native Of theUnited Slatta Of Colombia,
but who was educated IN England,
determined year ago 10 take n tour
over tho Andcs iu Peru, his object
being TO discover II possible promis'
iug gold field.
The engineer, after many hardship,
reached All elevation OF about 1000 feet
on the AtIautlo slope Of the Anies.
HO found ~ the mouth Dt n stream
emptyiug probably into the hms4ju,
an ludiAu village where IN a
crude fashion the natives had washed
sixteen hunaTeI pounds OF pure glll
within year. This was In looaiity,
lac says Ia his report, never before seen
by a white man.
At noal-by locality ho found q
large area VI aluvlal GOLD deposits that
| yielded from 20 cout0 10 81 with every
pan. After carefully taking his bear
ing no returned, anu landed Il the
mouth OF tho Magdaiene RIVER In
| Columbia.
lie bacame acquainted with an
/ Iiliurr OF q Uaiitd states maL-)l.war
| stationed there ana told him what no
hat seen. Tho officer secured six
| mpItha' iurluugh Aud the Two came 10
| this city, Their visit r.auitei m the
| formation OF the company. Those in-
teiestsd Ia the enterprise will furnish
all the capita.
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q handsome connplNsIon
IMPERFECT
VISION

is caused by he length and shape of
the rygbal When the proper 1.mau.
s.ous of the eye arc accurately usccT-
aincd it rs easy 10 prescribe the proper
glasses.
But by the method commonly in
vogue, glasses are Hfgl hy Che ogul'ai
trYnr successive tg.I glasses uQiiI tHu
patient selects combination which N'
thinks improves his yi8iom 40. o HIy
guess work on the pat, To-, both.
Glasses given under such conditions
rarely give perfect satisfaction, owing
TO thC eyes becoming easily confused
when being tested.
By d. SheImcrdnc's original meth.
ODDS au accurate measurement of ihH
irregularities ol the comCd, aud iha
length of the uychlll Is taken by scion.
tiic instumCnt8 which record results
that do not vary q fraction %. 800 inch.
one instrument proves another thus
making % mistake absolutely Impossible,
He hl, fitted many hundreds and
given universal satisfaction.
Every pair OF glasses are especially
ground i1 uit the peCuliuulugs %, each
case, and guaranteed,
As all examinations are free 10 vii.
cost you nothing 90 find aut whether
your vision can De benefited or not.
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thirty .nyo Indictments b. she LNtrn-
ordinary Grand IurS.

Thirty i've Indictments b. she LNtrn-
ordinary GFand IurJ.
INV YoEis, March Is.-rhc extra.
ordinary grand jury, which has boon
out siuco January 5th, reported today.
Foreman Lgggott handed up thirty
i've indictments and presunlmoug
ceuHurug tue police department
Court adjourned unul O'clock this
afternoon. It's expected M tue meau'
time that several arrests Will be- made
aud Justice Graham Will hE tie bal.
this Afternoon, lhe grant jury was
not discharged.
The i1il4wiug passage occurs In The
prutuulmcut "ihe circumstance
aud testimony offered have tended tu
HhOw financial confederation ami iu
slmu cases lhA administration. Indeed
tuu publicity with which the law D.
violated anu The immunity from affcsI
enjoyed by the lawbfeakeTs iB incJnsis
tent wish tue law"
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Ilan,ns lnal, snsp,nI..

KANSAS cry March ls.-rho
National Bank %. kauuas failed 10
oueu this morning. la the panic VI
1893 the bank suspended, bus through
an arrangement between the dcpositos
and stockholders, % was permitted 10
resume business. Steady withdrawal
OF depatiiB since that time has placed
the bank on an embarrassing position
and nccutaliatcd another suspension.
Thu statement given out shows that
the assets are sl,sO1,0JO, gnd thU llabll.
tiles 81 100000. The Star this after.
noon viii say oditohaliy that none Of
the Other banks will 10 Ia any way
effected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18

queutly reported tunt she had iallru
heir 90 fortune. $40 claimed No. be-
the heir Of Nicn0las LutH, who, che
ssii, died IN California 20 l18J, anu b..
another time tho HluNul deed Go
valuable urIluriy DO Battle DfBb b.,
Mich, which, slu sgiI, had bgeu is't
her by wealthy bachelor
Sue now claims tUs lnckual'ir.
lgliyr6 were Wilton br a former huI.
baud, who 90 AuAilua % act revenge
tJr her dr,uttl0u Of bin. she doclatts
she knows nothing uf the letters aud
never hos been ~ California, although
aav bought "a tIusot 10 go thviu ON Juuy
9th Last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18

OMAHA, Nop. March ls.--A special
dispulcn 10 the Boo from Butte, Ncb.,
say: NTs. W. l.. Huil3u, of koyHpaha
county, was found dead in hrf home
laBt night, by uuighu0rp. Her body
WAS lying on the floor WITH Apiece VI
rOpu ten feet long und "a haichut and
hammer beside hoi. Aut5py stuWei
that shu died OF ettangulaiiJu AMI also
npd been assaulted.
Tue woman was living alone, her
husband had beuu sout 10 tln Insane
asylum. IL DO supposed The motive OF
the lyuchiug was 20 pItvtnttbU WON n
from giving testimony against cattle
Tusllufl, us She had boon tummoueda a.
a witness. She had borne gOol %.
putnu1n, 10 was evident tnat che
fought hard tor hur lilo uui honor, 90
bedding aud cl4ihlns were torn aud
scattered around the room.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18
81 PAIRIrI,'s nay
David hctdnm Creates SENSATION
Among tho knights.

Among iho knights.
sr Louis, NO., March ls..-The
hnlghis Of 81, Patrick were treated 10
surprise towards the close a their
HenIy-ninth annual banquet, which
vas held at the Planters hotel. The
,liptlto was speech delivered by Nj.
" II, McAlam, which Gre itoi cou-
ssuaNou among tho assembled guestF.
AI Richard EnuiB conducted tho im.
uNmp1u making, NJ Ennis
Le,e ANA announced that there was ~
Nuuemhu present whUsu voice had
lsen client during tho evening, but
NhQie uluQuouCB hAd often outAplufoJ;
4hlte words had often encouraged anu
Nhose WlsdJm had often guideI those
vhl were Interested In the cause OF the
LEmg'uid laIo. That gentleman was
JAVA IL, McAdam, WnOm ho called
ulol 20 lgGO the door.
Ah McAuam arose. His iifst words
1uao'el attention hud created pain
sll amazrmunt 90 they never before
~ u0ut, Ito began 10y d1urying with
ahusl inueuoT0ua Intensity tha charlC.
Wot tho speeches that han been dc.
a'eiel during the evening. Reclaimed
,laI OF those present not hvo men
new the original purposes OF tho
,NNllghls OF ~. Patrick or cared FOR
,uem' Not i've understood the Issues
WiI,1olyed In tho question OF Ilelanu's
a1,iAuon nr would be true 10 the cause
slet Tue critical period arrived. Hould
ny. believe In parliamentary relief.
v, VA lullle ana tdugus. England
wyGli continue TO Keep prime mitl
"Nn ireland as she had already done,
~ the only way 10 bring hor 10 terma
Nv Nv induce her to admit the Justice Of
w. ltlsh cause was by an appeal 10
''iSe--1o the god Of wars.
~ remarks were received In silence.
LAYER on MT. MoAdams desired 10
mt.her than no had gone before,
n Nv sSIlilng OF his own accord, lac pro.
h s aa toasti "rhe Fenlan Brother.
lod Iae temporary president, Mr.. Ennis,
go. towards Mr.. McAdams in
ien1 az did the other gueRts,
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Noticing this Mt McAdsms BOXED
severely, almost eavaLuiy, at MT.
Ennis and observed. "Itis no use 300
your looking At me. mean lust what
/ say Bni / call upon Dr. O'Ri'ly O.
respond 10 the toast when 1 have just
proposed"
d. O'ltilly arose, mauiiestly con.
fused and EN- Dntrasstd over the nwk-
var ness OF the situation In which ne
found himself. So en- phnslziIg waB
Mt. McAdam that he rr4iiz iI tIut tue
guests present uid not eympathizs
with either. He had no faith in %
cUucllialoiy or duplicating u0liuy,
Nolning 10 this Lane could DO expected
10 bring relief ifOm Eug.anl aud rt.
sur TO ioice was The 0D y practicable
method lott open 10 those who dciifed
~ sVe Ireland liberated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18
To CeIslr.ls I.lneoIn,a nenlh.

OAKLAND, Cal, March ls.-The
children Vi 1ho Lincoln school nro pre-
pairing TO commemorate thn tnigtietl
anniversary Of Liuc1ln'a assassination
ON April 10Th, in unique ana original
way, A lrcB Will DO planted symbol.
cal OF liberty uuu TOT tur n1urlHhing VI
the tree Soil ir1m every state anu terri.
tory IN the Union anu from the tombs
OF Washington aud lincoln is now
being gathered. On the 10Th u April
u Will 10 siftgd around the roots with
elaborate eXufoisvf.
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roruLIs.AANp sILNEn.
Thcy wan Not Join the Nsw rariy n,
Ita TAFT Lud.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Mlrru lS.-tgna.
thus Dlnavliy aud sydney NJ Oxen,
populist candidate i0r q vorsOr ut the
last election, makes alicia announce.
mont that tue pcoule's party OF MINI
nes0ta will not join tho ffgu silver
coinage party. Mr. Dlunully say:
"fhe IDEA Of our lnriy dusutiius the
principles laii down iu the ON ,hn
plattJrm and eon5rnting 10 DO tnu tail
to an excluslye fec silver party o.
nhlurd. The Peoples party has Other
fully NJ important plans Tor tiu amolio.
ration Of the condition % uauElHu. II
the silver mon sfu earnest in thuit
move let them join our fauy. We
nave always favored thn iTOc Ceiuagu
o. silver, but we have other plauH %
view which We cannot abandon. Had
the silver men stood by our party In
the last election we would have cuI-
rlod Colorado, Montana, Washington,
Idaho, Wyoming ana perhaps other
siatcu. Instead Of u0iug this tuuy said
that tho Republican uariy In those
states was IN favor 20 tue Tree coinage
Of silver ana that therefore 10 wao good
enough TOT them. IL that is NJ, 10
not tou why tho same party n not
good enough i0r them STILL"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18

CoLys, Colombia, March ls.-P0lll-
landed here. General MATHS has de-
irated 5000 rebels at Sunia, S0oofr0.
The rebels are retfuatiug toward
Boynci. Tho French cruiser R1.aud
b. going 10 LaguayNrH, Ncuu4ulu, Ia
connection with the trouble between
France aud that republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18

San FRANCHC0, March lS.-A tenn
pefauco saloon has been started here.
II auteuatod the venture Of Bish0p
Fellows Of Chicago, but being wnolly
a private enterprise, was not horuliod.
Nothing but "soit" drinks are served.
Pool anu billiard tnblos, cards, chess,
papers, magazines anu slaudntd au.
thOrs ia Oheap editions, constitute part
ofthls saloou's iutnishlugs. the PEE
siding gouius Of the establishment Is
the wlfa Of tho proprietor, ylyaciuus
blonde. The tal3On n called the
"POpulitt" aud II N a depot Tor the
propaganda VI that party, Incidentally
and the new In political economy gem
orally,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18
CUBAN REnELLIoN.
iuiunsntu Refuse 10 confer Win ths
Government Camniissiouvrs.

luiufstntH Refuse 10 confer with the
Government Commissioners.
ku WEST, Fla, March ls.-rho
cld Topic among tho passengers by
zoe steamer which has just arrived
um Havana was the uusntleiacI0rY
lalo9mr OF the interview had by the
commissioners sent by tho government
% treat WITH tue rebel ioaders Ia arms
10 Tho eatern proyiucrs. What in-
Iutemouts were offered by the commits.
fluru Tor the cessation % h0stilities or
what guarantees were promised are not
knJwn, but all propositions we're IL
lscisd by the iufurgunls. They said
they belI tho situation nnd weru la h
position 10 dictate their own terms,
Toe eulito ptuts edil1rially dupIcoatus
lbt result OF the conference anu ngsOtti
Ilai % has done more harm than good.
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80 general UU.NIfy. charlotte A.. I".IUf uf tNI
niH Ianr. IaWEat boo tnu U.sbuctl year 0f h.l
H...
IuuHrlI frHl tHu residence uf bUT sHu I1lr
a huHHt. 800 100 HHutH seventh Doc. .lfrUt
TurH4Hr, HHrUU I|. ats o. m. tuguu. fC.uCUt
fully invited
uHuWsfs.. a To-day Monday, N.r.H Z.
I.Nt Uf ..t.UEII. INH NTH NHflU, dHugn
iETU ir.u. luu urH.IH rruWUIuH. IrUd uut
|U.r. month. HHI a lHNH
AuuUU Ul funeral Will Hr given hereafter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18

NEw lOm,, March l1,--pursuant
10 the usual custom, the anarchists
heId macs meeting IN tho TuAlia
.aeaier 10 celebrate tue Anniversary Of
he iall VI the Bastilr.
John h, EldlomAnu, editor OF an
ANARCHIST newspaper, talked OF tho
time when there would be- revolution
in New York, anu the occupants VI
'tncmcul houses would help thtm-
iriyts 10 the houses on Fifth avenue
anu ihelr contents. lilo was vigorously
,hiefc!, Addretsta in German " sim-
ltf IMPORT we're made by Johann
Mot lui August Lutt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18

WAsHISGrON, March IS. - Baron
Fave, the Italian ambassador, expresses
his appreciation Ot the promptness aud
energy with which tho federal author
i'cs ANA thoao OF Colorado HOught 10
give the Italians tho same projection
az the American oiuzsus az Walaen.
burg. The incident Is closed no far as
International complications are con.
cgrnel.
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KANSAS CuYi March i5.-Maiofl j..
10. Mhutugnt ono time one Of NitIinia's
wtalihltst anu foremost cliizrns, diUd
" the city hospital at Argentine,
Kansas, yts,ersuy,n charge nt tue city,
ho being pennies. When the civil
war broke out Major na tor organized
a cavalry company iof inc confederate
cause this own expense, The cost being
0vtF rg1UII
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NOuALEs, Aria, March l5.-Nows
COMES fg0m Minas Pfittis, sonora,
Mex, that an explosion OF giant
powder occurred In the Verde niue
there. which KILLED four miners anu
woundod one fatally. Ths names were
John Masse, Johu Roa, BlrtOls, 5enig
anu Angel Capaliui.
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bondholdeie. In deciding ON this
action the attorneys Tor the govern
meui hold that the i5teolosure vii not
aleet the status Di tho gOvefnmonpa
lien, Unluls the government appears
voluntary 70 cannot be madc paity
defendant TO tue cult and mo- order VI
the c utt can operate UreIudiclaliy 10
10 Interests.
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CHICAGO, H., March ls,-A special
10 tnu Record from Omaha, snyt;
ltlsrlven out here from thu once OF
JOhn q. Gown, special attorney OF the
United States In tbs Union Pacific
matter, that tho government VIII u
appear IN the foreclosure suit brought
Nv the trustees for the lr9t m0rtlRge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18

WAmisGIuS, d. g., March ls,-
Chs. Justice Fuller today delivered
un opinion dismlwing tue bill Ia
equity brought ~ tho state OF
California W tho southern Pacific
Railroad company Involving Oh ~
ownership u tho Oaslani water font,
TOT want Of original jurisdiction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18
TOH UNDIurAItEna
secret OF Imbaimiuz roid By West
NirgtuiB itsrniL

secret OF lmhnlmiug Told uI West
Virginia itsrniL
muscle. lud., Matcl ls.-An un-
dsrtakcr at Rev Key claims that he
has secured from au old hermit a secret
which rovolutlOnlzss the ART VI en-.
banning. A visit TO the hUmips
cabin, which ig tn the mOuniaiut OF
West Virginia was pail by tho uudcI-
ttkur and friend. The noprs Of tho
cabin were covered with the finest Of
fugs made from tue skins u animals
anu preserved by tho hermit They
consisted Of coon skins, cat skins,
snake hides, etc. Ihs Hkins were ltf-
fo'ily prcauryod and were rs natural aa
10 lust taken from the animal.
Upslaifs were three bodies which thU
hermit said he hal obtained eight
yoars ago. They looked no 81 death
hsd come but yesterday. Tho hermit
nls0 had bodies II different animals 40
locking ~ natural ~ me- The nfsl
experiments with the fluid viii Doe
made In a medical college ia Bnlti'
more, M.
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AMERICAN SHIP SUNK
TINT I, ID. Report Nov Circulating
10 Havana
,,prp on p1AsrASIsn euNnoAr'
N, crow Numbcrlog sixteen Persons
said to Have rcrishcd.-An'
other Alliance Affair

xry yopK, March ls.-A 'pecih
,.,,ob TO q morning paper rom
T'mss. Fla, snyn Passengsrs on tue
.,.,r,r which arrived from Havana
,,,ng news Of reports in circulation
v ,s,,s 10, further doprodaiions by Span
,.n cruiser, on American vessels along
iss Cuban cast
'ui rnsiolest report is to the effect that
Ana so,pi,h gunboat Arcedo fred into
ami an American schooner OIL
p,.,t, Padre. IL IL reported that The
Iott Inc weasel, numbering sixteen
800 rcflshed. 10 ia not known
It..,r., tbo schooner had arms or
Will l.,aI an expedition O. Cubana. 10
,li,'I ,.sorie1 In Havana that the
,,,r had sailed nom Key West.
irnulfits. however, failed 70 thow
Nv t5at missing or uutopof'ei except
,.s.e engaged DO legitimate tfhue.
Wspy called recently Tor west inulan
f.5ra with cArgoct.
pgsfto dol pAdfo is a harbor on the
,,,'bess, coast Of Cuba, Ia latitude ~
Inc IL minutes M longitude
III dfefolr, a. minuiol W. ~ nuh
.rgsad narrow entrance aud nhjtda
,yssllent anchorage. 10 Il not Iat
,,,m Inc rlace where the Spanish gun
80 dfei on the Alliance.
irtr lpauish cruiser iuianta Label,
cas-. Dirnas, hnansiloi fog Havana.
4, /. brDovei she has Withdrawn on
account VI lht All.auca affair
No tyIoHnAIiOg ~ wAEruNGIoS.
wamNGr0S, b. O., March Is
yotblps D. known hero q Eepofn pub
l,brd 10 today's New YORK HeTdid,
usJsr Key West date, that a Spanish
',gob5at had fred on Nh American
vr,ssl "a the Cuban coast. The DIS
,stebr, 10 tbe Associated Press last
t.h. from Key West contained no
mention II any tuch occurrence nnd
ib,fs ls 10 vessel OF the name given,
Aicei0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18

WAsmsguuS, U.CYNNcl l5- The
prtuuCutigIsy announced Mo follow.
log appointments
Joseph As. lleruI, OF indiana, saCrt-
tary ut Tue legation 90 Goo United
States 20 japan; Henry a. Camrry, hue
tefproter Ul ihs c8usululu nt Nlagp1,
China; George F,5milhUfs, Interpreter
60 the consulate NJ OsAkA uud Hi0gu,
japan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18
rrlsouers srtAt Libor '.

TWFiS, o., March ls.-rne oulsid,
window Of tls police tt'tl)n was
raised by "a unknown pera0n today
curing the absence OF the officers. IN,
corridor Of the JAIL was opened and
seven Of the eleven prisoners cOuilny.
there stt NJ liberty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18

ROM, March ls.-ConslatOry was
held hrte tjday. The pope proconcised
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-18

NEW NOHS, March ls.-rho Luz
cguiH, HUm liverpool, brought 81 ,3lO,-
COZ 90 g9lI 60 Augrst Bylluut q Com.
pAuy, The steamship la dairDHL,,
frlm Hayfg, brought 100000 francs
ln RON.