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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-16
DARKNESS
A SHOWER or NuD IN OKLAHOMA.


kANsAg cry April lg.-A storm
OF great ey0uty passed. over eastern
Colorado, K11ms, Oklahoma aud tue
gsuIhwcBt generally ye.lerlny anu
last ght Ina Colorado and kau.as,
% - believed considerable damage wa.
done, bul % s impofslblu % learn any.
'Iiuu from those sections, because all
tclngraphic -mmuniUatiou hB boon
Gu. Oh 7i.ce o 1'g.Yul yesterday aflug-
noon. For a short time last evening,
Denver wa- reached ON r. worry rhnEv
wire, bat after .hit'y minute. iHov.m
failed and sIIra hat tiur uu .U hos
icon TuUulN .T Hu.. Into D.4vu.
direct YvsJ thu Telegraph wirHa IUr
storm covered Wide area nos HartJ,
Denver wires gp omaha uIHl Irlng
down, lu south h4HrIs and U ..Hg INA
much damage wa. Is4f lI luu ..uu..
A peculiar feature ut iHH 100 Wav
the Intense darkness extraordinary
electrical display. rlu Atmosphere
WH surnuttRvi with ,lvcIfiuIIy. ami
sayuDl Iyn4nsuuu hugsrs W..uHtua4.
rHi shocked. Boo tHp western p.tl u.
Oklahoma rUI Pan tguHl., j. typ.inu
ltIsaHss prevailed. su.l l..FlIs.
stHTm Nas Hri.gm boom t.,u, u.I '#H
sJUuIs'iI.gr thought Astronomical
con liiJua, watch, d. uaH .tUl elaine
'yn south IafUIuH WIu.rfHl afH now
repeating iHaUsr.uH Cor 90. HUt Ilwu
since tur IulfA Hi t"Urg lt4 .gu..
thing 90 DO with j. I.n rain that
frIi lu .vstulU Dk.auUH. H.. actually
% shower 10. muI. Az lN#HI. "a F'...
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-16
THE SILVER LEADERS
10 oHg,Nza A NEW PARRY.
NIbloy ana Warner on the Platform Of
Equal Coinage of Gold aud
Silver.

lu The present condition OF public
continent ln tle silver question, the
trip Of Jorrph G.. SiOlcy, of PENNEY.
v,nia, Presidential candidate OF the
nov NallOual liver party, and General
a. J WauuIusrslIput OF tho National
Blmullllic league, Sc au event Of more
than ordinary Importance. The gau.
tlemcn are cUm.Hg 10 SAT- Lase Uu
sunday NEXT via Gao no Gmnir
Westcrn truia which b. due here ~
1870 .. IA, rbolr work Is tho orspulla.
lion u a now political party In whose
DgHali thuy vzpec. 60 sweep the SOUTH
and West, ami seud l.s candidate iu
luuLlph to the WaIgo House.
This is the trt umuiu the history Of
Utah that a presidential candidate ua-
madH 10 ,uo uuJ.g. oIaylsll 60 Institute
a l1mpaigu. 10 . .ue 70 Che .uI.l.
uanF o., attentions bestowed Qua sl...,
foT Utah is eEpur.aIi1 60. three ....
Tote Ger Presiien. 900 1850, That th--.
may 900 10 "J.srUH O., slDleg OF
u D
the Nau0ug, Silver psUy BE- the purpose
OF the visit. Because of MI Hlalry'f
position there D. cure % lu "a general
urslfp 10 1850 Aal urar MIN, auu Hlsu
h.a dlshls llsAgl colleague, General
Warner.
In the party with me Two go temaG
named, 5sLstou j b. Jones AMI
William NJ. a'sWHt, % N.gA..,
.s. a
tigl candidate for tIH h .pIllHH n tho
last campaign, aud others have hstu
travulu., but whether w not these
will come 10 Salt Lake the telegram
does not state, but 90 ia likely uymr Ul
lhvm wll'.
A. to the political pr1gnosilc0s1us
OF the silver party lrHuur, thuy declare
that the Wost Rul south viii bb solid
In their behalf guu already they have
figured out from tI.t source ma-
Jurity In the electoral college. Alr.
Sibluy says that the adoption % ,raa
silver platforms by either Democratic
OF Republican state conventions means
tho destruction u both those pattirB,
Tor the reas "a that lue national UTgAnl-
zatlnus Of the two parties named
.uld not recognize thp Hllyerlteb, who
I us will desert Che old leaders and vote
on maBse Tor tho mnuilllist CauGi-
dulo-Mr. Slblcy, q neral Warner
goes 80 Tar ua lU predict that
"Mr. Cleveland win be- the nominee
Of the goldbug wing OF tho Demo.
cratic party, while hr Mckinley VIII
be- the candidate 90 tho gold
uionomelallist wing of the Republican
party; such being the Case this free
silver men oi both parties viii flock
To tue ulmvialilag and elect him
President"
MT SiDloy, around whom the chi /!
interest Coulure, Boz o. native OF peu..
pylyaniu, A years OF gge. La 1892 Hu
was elected to Congress by tho CONF
binuu vOtua Of Democrats ana PJpu.
lists, lie declined denomination las.
iall, but ran us silver candidate Tor
governor, being defeated. lie Is shiI
10 DO a clear anu igTclule speaker.
Mrs, Slbluy aud Mrs, Warner 40.
company their hu.h1uis, but DO not
appear on the Il.tam. The party
will continue H. journey from this city
Wpst, ami will visit all the coast states
before returning 90 open tho campalgu
la the East.
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Ruling on thc Coustttutionaliiy OF tho
Irrigation law

NORTH PLATTE, Mob, April lG.-
Judge Sinclair, OF the district court, has
rendered decision unfolding tue con.
s,iuuonality Uf the irrigation law Hr
Ruled thai he provision VI the irriEa.
tipn bot granting the right OF eminent
JmuIu, was Constitutional. The right
90 cont mutation ot the right Of way
Zoe irrigation dltChgu is by tue DE-
uisiuu placed uplu the same bnsIs AZ
the condemnation Of tue right VI way
Tor railway lihvs,
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THELAST DAY OF PAY
TINE BALANCE Is JUST sLIssgs.



'-'' ''i'N h-hA p' thc N1nstliu'iOu-
vi convention committee uU accounts
and talpunsa rtrr Irt. .,..,r..fl....
.'..... '-'''
t. "'" s.'"9 WIN
. 'u"N'f uNi,f obs nrm nuI %
financial statement iu bis pocket,
whiru cumalupi f,Fr,,y q, vel,
.srI. sus...... 80.
'''l '"' "rI.
qua "'NIt "bFr doubt
operated gN un u.u u.DHUf tltutn
btffr Iurr. dime IgJr, ....,,i,,.,,,,.
u.ru. I'D ..,i.. d i........, 100,
D.. ~ s''''At
' .i's were To- Tue committee
lH s.r they Geo. 90 gua.8 ysIlh-
.u. ....uIl.. Wlat. V.r4 In.t.r.f.r
.rr yy... ..............-
-'-' "''" ~
'.'t. "''' '""I' zoos %. certain tiu exact
f...HI 10 tao tIug 20 toms financial
o. 1900 Mru GrtsIls ryar, rgrc.yy,,.i
r...u..H ..f...........I
f"'f'''' VI"
''''".'' 90 VIZ. ta't OH the $50 .VJl,
appropriated D. NUHgfeys only s4.Is4.-S
ItIutus. Eus rrs. Uas.u. I..r..,..,f
700. ,.....,.....,.
~ 'ha'tioH 'N'
,''- e." I'D zee lh.
.,,yir ,.. Y.. lay . .,'..'" 'AhI 'nls
...r, 90 .' ul'm
,... '.',g' VI lloin
... 40. 49,. 'n'5 t''.'"l
,.....,t..., 49,. '' Wv A'Alo"
...,.. ,..t,... D.. n"..' A','l'
t.u',I ,,g,, ,,-,ii 1919 D'l'B"'o
m ''i -. ~. Do ''.' 'nlu muse
tnr rcmaiuinr san. %. ' .'i'.i, us
..i,.. s's,,..n ,"aH uv tt'
80. ,..' NV, "' ,''t'l7 anu 10
.,,,.l, t',H"uk'
,g... ,i,iti,tt,..n,..'V =, 'r''a, Hu' Iau.r
IT,. "a 1olAy.
Ia 49,, '".u IHo azure OF
,'i.,.,i.. ~, ,', w tuD,' ,,i'aAe-PtAte' y
''.',.,',,. ,' u'.' .lleuVe htons 20
, ,,'',,,1 l'.'' ''lloWh Atouhi 'he
I.''' a,I ,i 't,' w. U' h''Goo.ii 'lA'-
sirg. ~ E,.|an, oy''''' ,.,a,.eS Auu
t,..,,, ho'oieuee 70
800 ,', 10, 10" 10y 'Naue III suoIund
IA, Cnnyant,'m c ,ss W. app'y,uuos W
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IrEgrEG, April lG.-Oil opened OF
Htt-, IGr Atlantic refining com.
icy bna.vuncrt the price nt refined
y. gov cents gallon ur 81 q barrel.
Ay option dropped tom points and
ia' llIiI DIr was ut g.Ir, Then 10
ti''tl lrA.aiu lu cold 30 g.i,.. hu.
.0ieaul OF noon was uilrrrIat g.ig.
'.'glnilnuHI upward movement mas
tii'fl confidence Ia tho 0Irratrrr
D.. Itaucefs and uu one cares o. pre-
.a Where 90 WIli stUT. FIELD opuIg.
NH aie Progressing lively anu the
|'a4Ae,uiun urt prospecting with
.'t' thRtfntaH Tor new territory. The
A"lLllghrhaiug company announced
t4.'lti hlYuuyu o. two cents "a gEi.
"a 20 ltiugl u'l tuis morning, which
LiAf' o total VI Three cents n gallon
.g'No "erEt, This advance aggre.
Al' slol barrel. The feature Of
g' Jays trading was that broker.
s-'itl 10 buy credit balances Of 100
sAi'i l0iS, the idea being 10 collect
'slh lh small lois 90 Eetg 200 bar.
:" "i''uuale Heretofore small pro.
,..sis Who hold only few hunitcd
y ,', have not been nnle to take nd.
''sNsr Ii The advanced price.
.' DIV FOND, Pn., Aprl lB.-Thp
,,''.-''ls AGENCIES OF the pipe lines
nv Iali1t $40 Tor credit balance.
, ~ .ri.lheslo market opened viii
KY NNs'Al anu sold ~ nigh ~ s2.bU.
"a. .1,'.e.alis Old H. being dumprd ON
y, ~ 1.liAsl anu buying orders appear
" ~, ,ANHuslgd, Tor TIVE limo VI least.
,.L.Dl, lOhi0, April lG.-Obio of
Ii, ,aL,'i Zen cents today. North or
s ,rs l j.. south o. Lima, l,25; In.
.'lA'D A@D RUSSIA FOLLOW SUIT
Li..soos Amin lJ-rhe Eppl..h
I,S. 81 OF the Standard OH com.
H. "'aN g1n.'louui to-day regard
n,.' '1s advance 90 the price Of
s. -".lm DO lDr United States and
a r..'lll.IoH here, rald the price of OH
r..,.,a. ,Aul hai ueun advanced 10 cor.
EEi1 WIN tho price Iu America.
grrs, p. ni.'' of 20. Petersburg. IN
uest, '"ip,.An olI ulm, uiOrm Tie A..
tlysT, tg.s That there IL the samr
urrT.., y, y. .ne utice In Russian oil no
sa1t,'.l, 10 ~ luu United States. an i tIs
ga,,,I No. WI Company has moi mn.
-A1y OH !u Rusila. '
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-16

The Convention was called 40 order
NJ TO H'ciuCk lhls morning by Hurslueut
Smiib. There were SO delegates pres
uIt uHd prayer was offered Uy tho Rev.
Clarence r. Brown OF tho COagrrgH-
tIlual church.
Culdustur presented "a petition from
Josrph Cameron chairman VI tho
Garfield County Republican club aud
ma Others uskiug That equal suffrage
Ion men and wumul bB provided .1F Ia
the Consultation. llc Baiuu gentleman
pr,srutrI similar petition signed by
T., NJ, Neil ant 20 There uf Mil Greek.
Cannon, ut salt Lake, sent petition
uI similar Import lu the srrfptary5s
i,sE, IL WAS signed ny SOB MI. Creek
residents,
NcUearr OF Rich, presented rou.
... uum Do yI hls constituents asking
&C. lgu Huilasr.
nt STATE suUuusi0n pelitiOns were
d. aruiul M follow: By Gibbs, " Box
lutS ,iEned Hy mo ntmts; Evans, "
b.aui Nli uAslu.h tDHr, n, Hart,
Ooi lIah-I,I i1i GH.a, 81.
COMMITTEE CO.. gur WHOLE.
on motiynO. squares "ghe delegates
l'H.uNd of IAEiu. up the Cuuy. utIuu
ct'HNlaF" Wuat iutp gOmmlItee OF tho
whole. james was CalrI 20 the chair
tud tue Article ON labor anu arbitration
Vl- iukru uy.
Partridge, OF Utah, oaesai au
auunumoAt % section /, making 10
read Hs iOllywt; "lEe righla Of laouF
rHAll nave lTUH,tisu through laws
calculated o. promote tho industrial
welfare Of tha et..n"
The motion carried on an eye and
no vote which was not ,sg nom buIug
vyouly divided,
Hlfeyrlli Chuirmgu OF the COMMITTEES
On labor ana arbitration, offered an
amen mont 90 the effect that the title
" tho uUmmlssl0n sought 90 ur created
DO callcd a "blard OF laDgr Cancellation
T. arbitration"
Peters, Of B.A Elder moved 20 strike
Uut all 90 tho section defining the
duties ui the board,
'guanH move 10 lTlke out the whole
section uu iuu ground that the Lrgi.-
lettuce already uau, uH.vsg prohibited.
power % urygly such u.a,i pl MuOf.
lhu TROUBLES va Uau uat bpou no 5ew
40 number thBi tho u.wa.f lII not
.uiHh hu Constitution bA.ul4 provide
Iur SUCH % uuUrg.
N.gau moved no strike Oul OF the
.uuuu thueu wuTGu: GAS 10 Gear
u.I IDsvTmiuu an differences and con.
tl.ypTsits winch may uu submitted 10
3 Nem by either OF the pnruus, The
,Jatd snail perform such other dutiuH
-d receive suOA uum ensgliyu as may
q uTescyitrd Uy law"
The CHAIR ruled lhGt the amoudmtnt
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and who iOIHy Is % general Np h.E
Immense ambition, great courage BuJ
prestige, and uuuef his rude cover
ulIes natural talent y t.iug hBt
been practicable, tlu Bone OF the
chamber and tho so orumlut n0iwith.
stanutuE. He 10 I.t consent 20 tru
MaNimO Gomez, but TO slight him. A.
! have learned Afterwards, hv yrrt8tI-
UI TO see mo in order 20 fUl Mu aud
this 10 MT the worst luut, lUf
ho has teen abs 10 convince
Nincintc Garcia, attacking uim on the
side OF honor ana making GAiCip
change his conduct OtHItIstandiug
hls wishes Tor peace, To gain him
over MacaJ has yielded bis command
g. hlm, hut only apparently. MHceo
enjoy grnat prestige among his follow
ere, urd VIII nD' nivuu runul 70 pluasUH
hin. Iuis has been agra dtawbact;
great Advantage usyu been ubt uuru,
but this De- not fuliceut. 4. IL nUcus.
snry 20 finish, because the financial
s,u1u1 B.. no arabic.
"ghis W.l cannot he called sue.
Ia 20 lisa hunt 80 deadly climate
ius U.s. Iua C.unity thst is drsurI
We nod tue ioJd Injurious, while the
UEtlyea aui enough o. cat, wuegU we
cauu0t even obtain n sweet potato.
They are ncOuHlYm'd 90 tHr HE OF
a-vngCi, 20 naked o. almost naked;
tiuy have strength, tho iualilCt OF
wild Brnsts, both b. attacking uud t..
treating. When VIE least tmuk of 80.
wo pats ty thuif side not seeing them.
Whom MsCgO was wounded ho throw
himself from thc litter ami wnt
hiding iu the woods ami tus liter
wUs picked up a EIllmctcr away,
81 have had moro confidence iu
politics lhau in gtmg, and although
uiHtfustul hncuJ. } bore 90 leave him
with very liltlr. mo s.ltr ~ the
treasury b. most grave, very soon not
only pbymuuts Will trouble co., but /
viii DO sntisflcl 70 have enough Cor
hHHp..tlE amt clHtuiuE I
tie treasury %, Spain JJH- not come 30
our aiI"
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Juslinu DJumyIrf this afternoon
hiuI suit Tor divorce m the Third
district court against her huioand,
Joseph ID Dmoisr on tno ground VI
uuo lty.
The mWr'aEr took place AZ Eureka,
Jush ca1H,y, in June, 1899, since
which tuH nUI August % tnr snmr
gual IHlutt 10Y, Joseph cuupuu.
uu.J treated uur Iu uu iuhumau man.
urD Owing iu his harsh treatment,
Hui uuHs boz tasr % utr Mo, rhr lett
MIN boo August OF the year uHnri auI
Hau not since lived with him. she
HHH that her maiden name, Jugllna
HfHunur be- restored % her.
LHYiJ.urOw IS Kahn arc Mz. Dob.
muiur's Attorney.
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IIooa Boz ID N.-.Imnc IL,,r.

NASHUA, n. ", Aprl lG.-TEe
l.ui IN Merrmac diver reached tbs
hIfhaEt po'n, 'uf iwuuly.suvru years
toby aud tie water IL slill rising a. q
aio VI two inches an hour.
Boston, NpuI lb.-1he foods
throughout Now England last uIsht
reached tic highest point that h.s
hnon recorded for many years, No
loss OF HE has followed the Tl,e NJ
waters, hut great losses Of property
have been caused through iama bong
carried away and iIum flooded railway
BRIDGE, factories ana cellars. Al
mills along the MUuimSn river near
Manchester have been shut down, aud
fears are entertained iOr .he BRIDGE.
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ST. Louis April l5.--N largo NUM-
her ui mvmlul %. luu American lttIr
way association composed uf tHu Eyu.
eral uillcHrs Uf tNu principal railroads
OF tho county, whose convention TO-.
gins here tomorrow, have arrived
many OF thsm in private cure, AMI the
number viii bee swUllrI by those exc
prctud 10 come In during tue Jay aud
night To-Day greater part 90 the
time was taken up with the Irrlimia-
ary work OF the numerous committee.
whose Ieportb Will uu u feature OF tue
CONVENTION.
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SniI, ElIrL Tnlnn.

The Drrero. Savings Bauk tuis after
noon brought cunt u the Third Dis.
trlrt court against tine Box Elder Stock
a Mercantile O.. 10 recover $1,000,
balance on "a $4,000 pr.mlaDry note,
with Interest at ton por sent por an.
Iuu.
Oscar W. ioylo, assigp0r OF tho Bur.
tsu-Glriueg o., brugll on action M
Sac lamu cur IuIag ag.iBf ,uyf,
70, AnTHstu, a, b. ttr-ots, sarah j q,
Pembroke nHl l.,h.s A.. llaT s. 90
recover IS % 40, bal .uus OF au ..0guat
of iH-- o. .uf Iabgf bud latvgi Ir iug.
LLL-ul, WIN Inl.I--L and c-a.-.
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Land OHIce Filings.

Tho i1llJw 8 ala.1 uar8 ma, 10
tho iorH lalI uli 20 uaIpy date Of
Atr.l Dos.
Simeon Almond Hu icon, OF lYs1aH,
I1uuls county u.urr entry U tur
u.HusB QrHNur ui section H,.I.uHNHr
Fru,h, ta4.u DO wort.
The following OIL ing were mala lU
tho imrsI i-ud office under STATE "
April l3s
John y, Larson, OF GlUni-ou, Sen.
Iete county GrHorl tulTg ui the wet
halt OF tho H0u.hcA7t quarter uuI the
sIuth half OF the south west quarter of
section 90 township 10 u.utn, "a go
gant
Mary II. Chr,slenr0u, OF Guuuls1n,
Sauputu county, desert entry 0i $40
southeast quarter Of the ruu.hy.st
quarter dissection %, ami the northeast
quarter at the northeast quarter ~
section 10 township DO suutu, rauEo /
ossr
Rnsmug Anderson, Of Geneva, BOX
Elder county, ilu.l proof OF humeBlcAu
eutry uf tlu southwest quarter OF the
northeast quartet tuu northeast
quarter VI tau tOutuwust quarter guI
tHu north HHlt ul tnB southeast V8AI,er
90, section 80, Tow ushlp % uJT.h, nuga
1 west.
Joseph swazny, of Moiun, Emery
county Homestead outry OF mo fu4tu-
Unsl quarter of BoCtIou 10, township 80
sIutr, range = cast
Jeremiah II freeman, OF Hurfimau,
salt Lake county, homestead entry OF
the southeast quarter OF section o.
tow nahlU : EHutu, range west
Hans H., lta mussun, Of MOr0ni, 5ha.
pete nun S. homestead ouJry OF the
.uutNuas. quarter OF the northwest
quarluI lui northeast quarter OF lny
at the southeast quarter " auCiIn ~,
township 10 souIh, range east,
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MACEO NOT YET CAPTURED.
while the spnniard- 'nrrIed on uis
imprrs"uHtur ~ Triumph
Premature soy,

HAvANA, April l5.-ChugrIn and
anger succeeded tho premature olptiou
o. Captain General Callea over the
supposed capture Of jose MaceO. Ma.
cco's double was captured, tut mol
Mace0. Anticipating that unusual
efforts would ue made 10 capture him
the Willy CUBAN general douueI n dis.
gulU ana went 10 the front iu com.
mHnd. Colonel Guerra was the ouu
captured while MaooI osca. ed 10 the
mountains with q few followers.
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WARNER And SIBLEY.
-. SILVER Champions will Reach Salt
Lake CITY % Sunday
..,sp,v OF THEIR JOURNEY
.u.,t Clarslauda Letter on tue
Nancy Question DNcn''cd-hnch
unn,5rabl' Criticism
..,so,v OF THEIR JOURNEY

-.,rr A-Hl lG. - Con. a. J..
..D..,.,,.,l,ma.laad CIevolani'a imam
Il.,i,rs,.a usnoueaI presentation
'.,s. which contained tAe apptc'
,...,,n do.eat aud an Rcsuowlodgc-
~, al tue great Ual'iv uond'iH'
,.csogr,.mau stU!sy said tue
-, c,n.Is,ei OF empty words signi'
ootb.yr. Mn James Is. Weaver
oTHe pfgfilunus letter Is stupidi
.potulu anything to the ocon9'
.rr,,,tgrr OF tue uay and 10 only
..,,sfsa.Itasslsls 80 defining tue
.,I..gs now before tine country.
ging.fIUg Democratic party VIII
'.sg".i tfalH.ug under the Republic
.t8 NnutF 300 1870"
Ts.,e PROMISES TO be- % great outp0ur'
....frg5pIp ut the Op0 MIR meeting
-a sFrfrsHn yLeu 7IbIUy ana WAL
s,,tiII deliver address Ihcy VIII
"a. o. Pueblo tomorrow night
I.gvHr. TuupIny uiguG Aspen,
f,-s,rigBs 8uud Junction, 5ltug.
.vp.eataud Will reach Salt Lake ON
sunday,
yEuuESr CLryELAEu's LEIrEU
yg.vrs. April Ib.-RrsarJing
p-,l,nt CIuysIa I's letter lD tine
ga.nsl o.mmtitU the ECpU5taIH
.sJr rlf hs Irliug contains tue tt1t
moments that rau Uu advanced 30
sg.fgiius single reid HguuHl., iu-
.l...gsll people lu this country arc
s.aln 20 fegudialU that standard ga
..aas they eau gstau opportunity"
Iar A,unyU
HAuatluf al Washington now 49,.
Team without hia uiHUul.v. OUuJlrut
uUemluuy I1wuE of which uu lHluv
usaI. aly AMI servant uu Ulu1 y
ilfJa. llg weight OF bis great position
.liuttllg Of tgU money kiugH ami
gu.J lUr IgUU,r. No more rlfll,ug
tIluf91 % tho growth OF bImtthli.W
uH Iygl Wiuug irIH unwilling I.a,"
AsBlsUISu roH THE MEETING.
DfNW. Colgn April 10. - Tue
VHuJf IuH afternoon 10 huo aud the
r,ytI lta,ag'.fAllOn wlll ur a gfoaf
tIgfgst sstl iUr 5000 people have
yl.l phcsl iu tho safe ohIilO.
grounds vasis the open uir meeting
Will be lti8. SOD the Indications arc
iatltELg8sr.mgu hibiey and Gen.
sn WuuG vii hs gTCo,oI by an ~.
gfiodhIsaii 10000. Their speeches
HMls ilN5mplu.
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ATuvirs ut rrGcr siuuru Boy japan nud
thiuR'a Luyuyr,

HhANhh AHutuNrs
WAsmSUTUS, u. 60, April l1.- Alu
John ~. F.ulrr wills VI the uxsucro.
tary Of state, to-day received q dispatch
from her husband, tho confidential
ADVISER Go suc Chiur1r pence envoy,
c0nlrulug the report tina, tue aruclrs
of urcf hnI lscu HigueI uptweuu
China aud japan, Tho CablugIHm
said tust ile peace ggtyemrUI waH
signsd yesterday and That Foster wall
Nc homie ON June L.
hgSAIuEs oN mE IuMs1r rEAcr.
WAuIsuus, ID. g., April IG.-
Tho CuIursu iegatlUn has received uu-
Official auylges nom Jafnu uuuUuuc-
ing the signature OF tue terms VI pu4or
between tum suI Japan.
IuEfyi hgUl lb.-rHu ucwsuguors
here Hsy 'aR. 60. .Ha'arruca ngtwuru
the puUga commissioners yesterday,
Nlgvoy li hung Chang auUuttod
Ching's rgn.y 90 tue proportions ~
JSpnu, wHutuuEuu nu agreement Ou
the subject was tuaOhUd. lt f. added
tina. the conference %. lolcs com 10
BiDuers Will not mgut saln until tho
ratification u tha g.eNy OF peace is
arrange.
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Estate Of IA. c. q JIspycl, deceased.
Hearing on petition for letters Of adj
ministralion. Charles T.. GoodspeuI
appointed adminstrai3r on fling o
bond Of 500.
Estate " stephen A. EBles, dHCoagef
Hearing ON petition of h, q. Chumuors
gsking 10 DO relieved us surety on tho
bond ofOto Stalmaun decentralization
OF said estate. Order made Hs prayed,
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nay No Lynchod Tonight.

SIEELyMLE, No., April lG.-The
Green family Alex. NJ. ana fiyu s1np.
accused VI the murder OF David Hide,
brand, win arrive her, this afternoon
rom ST. LDulq, where they were taken
iu prevent them nom being lyuOurI,
There is lhe b,s. authority Tor the
belief That an attempt Will be made g.
ly inch tho lrlsOuera tonight.
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WAsWSGTOS, April lj,--Clarles II.
MauHur, ,ssistAnt comptroller OF the
treasury, formerly mrm1ur Of Con,
RrsTs from Missouri, died ut 7 O'Clock
this morning at ,Go National hotel.
His death las been expected about a
week.
BosrON, April l6.-Hbu. Everett
SalIeustali, oE.ColluugOr OF the port Of
Boston, di,u In Brooklyn late last
night, aged 50, He was u defendant
Of Sir Richard Ssltenstall, who cam
over from England with Governor
Winthrop snd founded the colony Of
Massachusetts.
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NEW HuRs, April li.-bliss Eleanor
Mayo, daughter Of Frank Mayo, wap
Hi 1880 t1uay marfiHd tp Coz. James
EvorsOn IT,, general manager Of the
Philadelphia inquirer, by Rov. d..
Arthur BrOOks,ul me Church Of Iupur.
nation. There were no bridmmgids,
but Miss Mayo was attended by her
sister, Mise DerOnda Mayo, 40 maid Of
honor.
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Lecture Tonight

a lecture will be delivered ia the
Fourteenth WHri Assem- by hall On
Tuesday evening, Apul lY.u, by Piot
j. NJ. Tanner uuIcT tau auspices Of
the cunlDiut association. Of the Mu-
tunl Improvement Subject, "rnvrls
iu Palestine aud Turkey" To com.
mrucu ut 1850. The public arc core
daily iuvltrI.
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'IntN NEnElLIoN.


'''" A'HrH a "a luGpFp4f.
r, ius ut rTsscut.
20, r.' f.ap Apul lG.-Tge foIl..,g.
l1l,,i wilton by General CSinr.s
lu t"oi in'etestiu view IT ms tac,
uss r Ig 'a.lglauals monti5psS Sr
pta,.. N..Iy n iaontIully the asr,c
lsls.'g1 WIN respect t9 tle reyNIntinr
Toni, l we've Ia otthe laIuuf theistist,
l...5 55S,,yeIIcncy Cnuoyag Dl Cg..
No "'' Cuba, March 10, ISIS: e''.
hr:., .EIlngu.shed President ami
lN@srny mail / senu Inc WAR ' .,,.
.li tsI'g COPIES OF the orlera. i a. ",
ave 'i.,,tt'aphic conversation. , "'ti'.'7
au n ,,-Asn place siucB lhe nv n.y.
,}lf " IIe surrender Of s -r,
.lIelli ' Initiated. This aT.Ir
t,rg n.y.. Indeed 10 solve ""''
DO Cu1"s ''s means of communicatI,,,
uHeS-' , aaa uecn stll more gy' I..
Do Tilg COMMUNICATION has bs 80 ,,os "a.
opemles' osmp ;' w IS poS ,,a
Lulaltg.' IN can rench, wbe TS'' H. n.
WAC WSa a driver commapt. ~,
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rursnuRu, hpIil l6,-Ihs Noting.
bnm miuos OF Henry Flofshrim 6n
the Wheeling division Of the B. u q
RailroaI, resumed operations tuir
morning at sI2.y.Gent rate. Tine
strlkcra have become riutuuH rnI q
tquai Of deputies have been seut to
ihe ECOuV.