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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-31
INTERESTS OF HARMONY.
Past Commanders of the G. A. r. to
Unite the Momen's Societies.

MONTICELLO, ILL.,, December 3l.-Com-
mander-in-chief Walker has issued a gen.
eral orSer in which he appoints Past Com
manders-in-chief S. S. Burdett, VIM. War
ner, A. G. Wissart, ]. G. b. Adams and
Thomas G. Lawler as a committee to act in
union with a similar committee from the
various G. A. r. women's societies to effect
a union of all these societies into one body,
that their energies may be concerted and
strengthened and all cause for divisions
among them removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-31
Fatal Enrt.iuun!>c in IfalH.

ROME. December 31.-A strong earth
quake shock was felt Saturday at Cicciano,
In Caserta. three miles north of Nola Sew
eral persons were killed and a number were
injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-31
THE HOUSE.

The last session of the House for the
year 1898 was a purely formal meeting,
lasting but a very few minutes. and an
adjournment was taken until Friday, ac-
cording to the understard ding The prayer
Of the chaplain was most impressive He
asked that party contentious might be
buried, that the nation might advance
with the motto: One flag, country,
one God fcroyer,' and concluded, with
malice toward none, with charity for all,
let cur nation stand an example 10 all the
world with justice written on her brow"
Mr.. Noonan, the only republican member
from Texas, made q correction of the Jour
nal to show that he had voted for the two
revenue bills last week, but no other busi-'
ness was done.
At 1915 the House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-31
RIVER PACKET SUNK.

The James G. Blaine Struck Snnx
in the MODOnEaheIa.
MASONTOWN, Pa, December 31.-The
steamer James G. Blaine was sunk at Hat
fields Landing near Masontown, about II
o'clock today in ten feet of water She
struck a snag in leaving the landing. All
the passengers were rescued. The Blaine
was packet plying between Pittsburg and
Morgantown. w. V, on the Monongahela
river. She was valued at about $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-31
Another Notary Public,

President Cleveland today appointed Mr..
Herman r. Howenstein a notary public for
the District of Columbia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-09

shctmau was quite uied 10 the m e
night sun Of tue summers aud tue
long darkness OF the winters AZ we'll.
fnerc was great 10 10 about the birth
Of the baby. There were Tour women
~ Hefaohel leland 10 'iolizs the little
one. fboy were the wives Of whaling
captains.
Tue whAlefs, most Of whom had
been away from home for more than
eighteen months when the baby was
born, were greatly Interested In tee
eyout nnd cont many pteoonH 20 tie
happy mother. There hrppaned 10 be
clergyman Of toe church " En-.
land at the camp. He had been suut
~ thnt odd corner Of the globe NJ a
miisionnty, his name being Rev. Mf.
5tfingof. With oil tue formally that
waa possible on the barren Island he
named tho child Helen Hetohol
Sherman.
The baby was taken very kindly 10
the mild but perpetual dayllgh; Of tho
summer at Huuclui leland aud bids
fair TO thrive there through tho long,
JUL winter months. It's plnythtnss
sTs made from whalebone And it,
cradle YVES cut from pieces Of wtookago
by ahip'a carpeattr.
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TWO HEADS FALL OFF.
FIrsmtn KCNullsn aud COulsol an
Dismissed.
Crosby, TrsmAypo and Fitzgerald
are suspended without
Ray.


Jack McMullen aud Bon Coulson,
members of the firo department force,
now ,..l,,, m. ,ow., ot IN, milo.
Nv" - n,
Anu h'o eo"i'"''''on''' i"'' "-'o
lost their positions In tho department;
while Acting Chief Donovan has ~.
o,iy.d in,truelions from Tho comma.
$3.50 - ''. $3.50 ~ 49, -
h'he'a '" susPohu pSfOh o'o''yi ~
soph Ttemnyne and I'D. Fitzgerald
Chief Devine will be- notified Of the
s.cimation in IN, RANT. nj hia sub.
.'1',', ,'
otuihA'e' auu 'n'""u'et p" ie'"'" "
his poet Of duty a. quiokly as poa'lbio
without inIuring this cityh chances
fo, IN, next convention of fire euRI.
hoe''
NJ last nlghps mseunR OF the
pollce aud fire commissioner
thors was quite an interesting
time had In tue Investigation Of
tho charges OF drunkenness made
agaiurt several Of tue firemen. Cnici
pfaIt opened the proceedings with u
statement thAI he would make NJ
charges when could not DO sustained,
anu no commenced with John Me-
Mullen, who has only been acting as n
"sub.n OF late. He said tnat MoIull5n
vas drunk on October lot aud about
that time had ArJW with ByfOn CTGt-
by In Iho repair shop.
Joteph TIemayno was accused Cf
being intoxicated ON October 6Ih aud
7th,
Byron Crosby was charged VITA
pAradins himself before Acting Chief
Douovan's eyes ln y hAEy state oi
mind Gnd with IN unIteAdy gsII on
October 9th,
Bsn COulson was charged by the
chief OF police with inIultius In
famillarltios with female inmates Of tho
city Jall. 30 persistent has been his
infringement Of tue rule that lho turn.
key had found It necessary 10 transfer
n prison girl 10 another cell.
ii was also charged that on Sunday
last not one member OF tho che micai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-09
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
4 Burglar G1lS Two Years 10 tho
PsnlIerilary.
TRIED FOR a srABulSG ArFnAr.
One Conviction liad--The Atwood rs
tatC-MerrJ.gO- Bnnnd ConlrO-
Versy-Olhcr Business

Tho criminal business In Judge
Biroh's division ollie Thin distr.o.
c.uil today cinsistoi chiefly e the
tuuiurce Of a burglar, and 10 tgiai for
assault with n deadly weapon. Toe
burglar waB Robert j. Thompson, who
entered n plua u guilty TO ths charge.
lilo was Bentented TO two years IN the
penltvniiafy. The assault care was
agaiatt Auifow /. Hcaddok, for tlab.
bling Char.tB Hamilton during NJ
alteration IN North Salt Lake on ths
llth OF hugutl lss,. Headficks Is an
er.soldior, having received his dis
char 20 yesterday. lie 10 IS yOafi OF
age. Ills wis testified that chs was Is
yoars ofage, hal been married n ysar
and had been arrested nuos for pTostl.
tuition. HeAdrioks claims tho slabblng
WA done Ia teli.deiousu. The cslo
wen. to the jury this afternoon.
Houfy Stewart, on trial yoalur-hy
afternoon Tor burslaflAIng AZ. j..
lsafdley's store, was convicted AID Ia
W NN NAhh"Nt"l iNtu AfANNs
LFo J. D0ltray vas AuNsnsi today
Gu a ohgfsu OF grand larceny, And ct.
tosud u plea OF not guilty.
Marrit sJmmers Withdrew ns allur-
ncy f1rtht defendant In the case VI tho
People W Eddie Lsz.gus.
&. u. Johnson, accused Of embez.
element, had his trial pssiponsd tili
Dee. ..
ia Judge MertltpS court tho Million
Atwood estate oata occupied tho day.
This Ia q suit In which Fiorenns ~.
wood IL suing Tor n share Oi the estate.
| She wa8 omitted from the Will made
by the deceased.
In u. >. Commlssioner Sommets
court The mvfy-go.found case wac
dragged out at great length. The com.
plnining witness II NJ. Richard, who
claimed 10 be proprietor OF the show.
/ II developed that the accused, George
Niebeigali, claimed half interest ne
partner. anu had removed some ANAL
pieces OF tue machinery because Rich.
ard would not tott's with him. Hu
claims that Richard did sono cheating.
Upon this showing 1t was pointed out
tuAt the dispute was not tho suDlro, Of
a criminal action, aud the accuted
was discharged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-09

TREBizosD. Armenia, Oct Csc.
rious coufile,s between Turks and Al
menians occurred here yesterday.
Many Afmenisns were killed.
SERIOUS CONDITION oP AFFAIRS.
CONFERENCE.-The, via sofa, Bul.
garia, Oct. 9.--Tno blockade Of the
Armenian churches continues. Al
efforts Of the authorities aud AT.
msniAn patriarch have failed 10 pss-
suadc the Armsnians TO return to their
houses, as they put no fai.n In the a..
suranots Of protection. The Turks
allow the Armenian occlotiaslic8 10
enter tho churches. ami whou they
leave they are carefully searched. H.
accordance with tho domanIs " tnu
representatives VI the powers, the 10.
lice authorities commenced relessi.g
tho Arnenians inipfiaonoi " a result
OF tho recent IiOlng. Two untyfiiu.
Aloa allowed 10 leave tho = p iirh lfisou
were found In pitihulo oOn1i.
ton, suffering from seven ~
eight terrible wounds. They have
made n statement, which has been
u1mmunlo ted TO this representatives
OF tho pOwcfe, that the prisoners bad
neither fo0d nor medical treatment Tor
tIrea DAYS bslOfe tue release. Tnry
alsu claim the prison " horribly aver
crowded, and In u shocking state u
hllhinris
The streets Of Constn utinoplo aud
subuTbs arc slill patfolled by the police
aud tfuoIs.
Ammunition has been sen, 10 the
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is held In check by Ru,siAs Aslauo
poncy. RisslA's moot important snd
most urgent OBJECT 10 toe fafaly zlnG u
tho new great Aeietic power, namely,
japan, Will whom sho must sooner "
later ulash arms.
"What would become OF Russia
should she not be friendly with Ger
macy during this engagement for life
OF death2 She Ia therefore absolutely
forced to cultivate . good undersland.
lug with us. IL IL n mHttcr OF
necessity which causes this attitude.
"AstO England che ipaiso OBLIGED 70
make us important cornerstone ehould
sne desire our support Ia tho ques,iOns
In which We have interest
"rhis situation constitutes u groat
advantage. From our point Of Wow
IL enables us to maintain the Eur pCnn
peace, for this IL necessary for our NOT.
NAL interior Development. NJ tho
same tlms II gives us good opporiun-
lty for imparling impulsu " cur Inter
esis outside OF Europe.
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Eistedlfod Aftermath.

A few pai.iss who are spoIllshly IN.
ellnsd were yesterday aud today look
Ing for the oae.th9usaat.iollar man
who 10 anxious TO invest In that band
contest. Tic mau was not to bo seen,
nor was any tIGoo Of him found. An.
ntusT medal is M preparation u MI
Lpyron dsciATe' his contribution with
JtNwn from the contest. There ate
promised sOEe raoy items 10 regard to
the protest which has been h!ed with
tue committee,
Secretary James says he has received
SONS very iua = letters ifon all parts
VI the county J.Gee hrattne Eisiediisd
was advertise, Como OF them are
quite Ingeni5ua wllls o,hota are rnctiI-
less conglotitlhllCns. acal OF theri,
however, nfs attempted tsfe'ot,s on
The Welsh language and apeliirg.
Tho Camtfan s5cisiy's committee
meeting oeeula I6moIr9w svcniBs. a
mli atiendsacu 10 dcsirud, 10 buflnoss
OF Importance viii b. bs'oie the oltn-
miilee. muoh oil which requires imne-
dlato altenlio.
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mao o. EIIr CRATER.
Life aad Death OF onc OF the Veterans
OF the MaF.

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-0cn. Mshone
who dled at I O'Clock this afternoon,
had laid unconscious since last Sun.
day morning, taking no noufishmOui,
aud shovel no sigus Of life beyond
faint respiration.
There will be no public funeral nj
Washington, ana In accordance with
tue wishes OF the widow, tue remains
Will te borne quietly TO the generate
old home NJ Peterborough, w., whore
the service and intefment will occur.
The country will long remember
Gen. William Malone as one OF the
most picturesque figures anu charac.
tiers In public LIE aurlng the last thirty
yoArs. Gen. Malone mafts an epoch
In the history OF the United States
since tho late war. lie has been dur
ing the last quarter Oi century the
central figure In Virginia politics, aud
NJ ono time hts slight figure was tho
nucleus OF QUE OF the most violent
political storms that ever wagod In
Congfess.
He was In HE 69lh year. HE favor
ite noubrlguet wza "Hero OF tue
Crater" won by his wonderful courage
In the attack ON Petersburg, wbou tho
Federal furoee sprung q mine beneath
the Confederate defense. He fought
like n tiger, ana later, historians give
TO him almost alone the credit oi keep.
Ing PoirrsDurg from the Union hands
by repairing before sunset the shat.
tered Confederate lines. He had Joined
the Confederate army at once after tho
secession, participating In the capture
OF the Norfolk navy yard IN 1851 aud
raised aud commanded the sixth
regiment OF Virginia. He was com.
lnissionsd as "a brigadior.genernl IN
March, 1864, and six months later be-
came m,jor general.
He was elecia TO tue United Slate.
Senate In 1870. He was likes IRE
brand cast into MATS Of finder. From
the peculiar attitude that he Al once
assumed no caused onn of the mos,
bitter controversies and stubborn dead.
locks over known in the history Of
that body. Mahon0 nj last aeto
with tho Rsplulioaus, ABI
aud gave them too organization OF
the SSuets. Ho served In the Senate
tillSs7, when no VISA defeated.
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rIRE IN a rENEnrNr HOUSE
Au Aged Lady nura-d to Doaihi Others
Fatally sUIarsd.

CiSCfSSAII, Oss "a IRE, soon
after mtinight, in a tenement house,
$50 west, Sixth street, burned 10 death
Mary Hgimol, sixty yeaH old; il,lls
Raphael DAVIS, thu i5uf.yoar.Old aJu
OF the jauittess, was fatally burned.
Mrs. Pondcfy, daughter VI Nit.
Holmes, had Just afriyol from New
YORK, where BhO Is knewn 10 the ttagu
"a Mty Edwards. 5he was earned
itom the fourth floor prosirated ana
painfully burned about her face aud
neck. Her sick sister, Mis- Mamie
Ponlzi, was rescued, unable to sPeali.
Within an hour all the iumAtes had
been removed. The following are
badly burned;
MIA. Emma Davis, age 80; Thereon
Lang, ~, Johnny DAVIS, 0 year; Ida
Minn0woEy. y baby. rne fire was
CAUSED by hot ashes Ia u barrel nvAI
tue back stairway on tho trst door.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-09
RETURNED FROM SALT LAKE.
Tho Denver Singers En,hu,lasiIc over
the Llsteddiod.

Denver Republican, oct. S! All the
musical people from Dsnver who at.
tended the gtsal Els,eidiod ia Balt
Lake returned yesterday In three
partle,, over tho UHion Pacific, MID
land and Rio Grade. They were all
full Of enthusiasm over the occasion
aud ovur their treatment by the Utah
people, who lett nothing 10 BE- desired.
Robert Slack WA one Of the Mid.
land party. lie saii - was hard u
tell how many people wnru c0Wing,
but no thought that II would be larger
thsn the ole Just over, since thuy had
only the mountain states TO draw from,
while Denver had NobrAska And the
Eastern stalol rs well. lie thought
that not iess than 1900 people would
come from outside n good arrange.
menlB wore secured. On ihe o0mpe.
utlun nights Ia Salt Lake there were
200 people In tho auditorium.
Mr.. james, ohlOi OF the salt Lake
| EIstedIf0d, said that 800 people
would come rom there, anu SIR. Slack
thought thai hvr 10 seven chOtutts OF
| 100 10 100 Nlious caua cnulI be de-
pended upon. The AontanA hantt
we're coming. "fhs one thing on
which tho success 0' tho whole tnins
depends, ptbd Nr. Slack, els whether
we eau get Uuildlls here IA Denver
to hold the audience aud make the
contest . Iuecfs. Tue cost ~ sucl -
building would not approach 20 thc
direct monr.Afy advantages Of having
such crowd come, bosidss ether au-
vanlAgos. We must have sums such
| hullalnrp
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nns. LOCKWOOD ARRESTED.
She Called an Attarssy n Had Name. ~
IL Alleged.

CHICAGO, oct. "a special to n
local paper from Washington sayt:
Mts. Beiya A. Lockwood, tIe rOtoI
Washington attorney whJ was once a
candidate for the .pIesidcncy, viii 10
brought Into the distrlo, court this
morning on charge " ctimiuEl NUu'.
Rlbrtt White, an attorney who hsi
an III o 10 Mrs. LOCKWOOD bald ~,
viii Hwuzr to the compliant. lie stated
his casb before tho assistnnt dlrtflot
stloraey lisi evening, nud lnui oiiluet
ordered warrant Tor Mte. Lougwo1d'n
arrest to he issued. Mf. Nhi.e aud
Me. Lockwood had dispute about
the payment OF rent. MI. lockwood
aooiafss that Mr. White r. inIsllgl 10
het Tor office font aud while oiaims
he has pau IN iull. Their Argument
went from one word " another, til
Mrs. Lbckw0OI's temper got tho better
Of her aud Sue called Mt. White u bad
name.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-09

WASHINGTON, oct. s.-A movement
IL on loot Ia Mexico TO have the
United States abolish the tonDago dues
charged Mexican vessels. Al present
the extensive fruit trade betwten
New Orleans, Mobile aud Mexican
ports h carried on entirely In Ameri-
can vessels, there not being n single
Mexican vessel, steam % ssil, IN the bus
insss. IL IN claimed that this IL because
tho United States imposes q tax OF 81
per ton anu 10 cents al valorem on this
Mexican vessels and cargo. A lotl.
ton has been recently sent to Secretary
Limantour OF the Mexican cabinet
ahkiug 10 have tho tor removed as n
means Of building up Mexican ship
ping with Ameficin ports.
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nrmnrrn,ioLrni.Iii..

IHDiASAioLIs. OCT. s.-Tho NUM-
oipal election IN tots city tod y was q
Dem iofailc nndslido. Tbs entire
Democratic ticket IL elected by q M.
jority Apr ximsiing 500. This II
regarded ~ rem ifkabie IA view Of tho
fact that Republican was elected two
years ago by mslori,y OF over 5000.
The Republicans ooncadc the election
OF tho Democratic ticket by n large
majority.
Those elected are; Thomas raggar,,
msyoi; Cnarlts T.. Cox, police Judge;
Charles 5iuckmoyer, city clerk. six
ouncilmen.at-lAfgo arc elected by the
Democrats aud At this time the Dem &.
Gratis claim seven Of tho Fifteenth
ward oouncilmeD, giving ths latter
thirteen out OF twouty-One couucilnun.
There ~ much noise and enthusiasm
In the city tonight.
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ANOTHER munDrRou. rLAS.
ueyor, sent 20 sing sling Tor Liic, said
q" staNs Laid ~.

NEW Yoms, Oct. 9.--Tho World TO.
day says Warden Sage, OF tho stats
yrson at Slug slug, has discovered
evidence almost conclusive that DR..
Henry n. q. Meyer has been planning
another murder since he was sent TO
prison for iiio tot poiAoniug Ludwig
Brandt. Tue crime that lie IL believed
10 have plotted Ia similar 10 ths killing
Of Brandt and for similsr purpose
that OF receiving life insurance money.
This mouey, n thus gained, was TO b.
used to effect the old DOCTORS reieauo
from prison.
The evidsnce consists chiefly OF
letters and memoranda found In
Meyers cell. These have been placed
IN the hands OF tho superintendent Of
prisons, General LatntOp.
IL seems almost certain that Meyer
since his Incarceration has been able
TO send letter. under ground to his
wife aud other persons outside the
prison. In these lettotA hB 10 alleged
to have given his aooomplioes dlTeo.
lions how TO get the desired policy OF
insurance. on tho proposed Victims
life aud carry out tho rest Of the plan.
There have boon several mssons and
OlnNf clllkun mtchhhlch oulpluyel lu-
side tho PRISON walls curing the sum.
mer and II In suspected that some one
OF these has afforded tho prisoner
means Of communication with his out.
slue gccomplices.
Some time ago Dr. Meyer handed a
letter 10 the prison chaplain 10 Ia
mailed. II was wilton In German
and sddfossud 10 Mrs. Meyer. In II he
ssid that on u certain Jay lilo would
. al an Gun foreground" letter wherein
ho w0Iii givs tue "prgscriptlon" TO b,
ussi. Foo references In tnia letter Il
was made clear that the prisoner haC
sont olhvr letters through the undtr
ground channel. TAoI Warden Bag,
ordered MryeI's cell to Do searched
The keepers found lelten and menlor
anda and other proof which gave lh'
authorities tue Gus to the great crime
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SMALL WE ANNEX cunl,
Question Discussed NJ tho unien
League Ciub, Chicago.

stbAas tt''t ,"t'es's
CHICAGO, Oct. o.-''Shall the United
States annex CubA"
This was the real question earnestly
discussed last night at the qu lrierly
meeting aud dinner OF the Union
League club, under tho formally an
nouncel subject!
"Shall Inc policy OF the U nited Staten
be & extend ils dominion?"
The epleoted speakers were Azel +.
Hatch, In the affirmative; Congress-
man Edward ID. Choke, In tho neg.
ativs; Harry Rubsus, IN the affirm
alive, aud William Il. Mason, in the
negative.
The discussion took a wide range
nud thB desirability OF absorbing
Canada, Mexico aud Hawaii was dis
Gu sod, but ths matter dwslt on the
IN ut EARNESTLY was tue annexation q
Cub, which was Interestingly aud
lesrnedly handled by some Of the
speakers.
Mr.. Hatch was in favor OF extension
in order that the market mi X bit be- en-
lAryed. IL Hawaii wanted TO raise tho
nag, the county ought to take a1vant-
aye Of It. Toe Nioifsgunn canal
shoulI BE- aided and tho United States
should become the envy Of tue world.
Mr.. Cooks on tho other hand spoke
OF the "lust lot Territorial gain" aud
called ID "a colossal crime" Social and
poliiioi reform, he thought, should on.
lsgs tho attention VI Americana. He
took up Canada, Msxi1U, Hawaii ana
CUBA, and to the question "Shall they
bo annexed d." hs returned sn EN-,
phAiio IN =" They should DO sideu
in maintaining Independent republican
governments, ho said, but not M.
nexed.
rhe meeting WAS largely attended
by TepTesenlative cltlzsns.
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Mt. M. A. Meyendofii, q native OF
far.awty Poland, Is at present 4 guest
Of Umh's fair cspiiaL Tue gentleman
wholly The way, holds plsinAmerloan
oiliHennhip In higher esteem than the
title Of couu,-hns had varied th-
psfieuoo ~ tho czat'a domlnionei nhu
10 IA understood ne viii give lecture
~ this city, under the nuspiers 81 tho
W0man's Club, on Ruarihn oandiuons
and ON 5iboiir, where lac mas spout
come time, 70 appears as political
exile, together with no many olhef
Pollen patriots.
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WAsaISdToS, ID. g., oct. 0.-Ths
treasury department has received
through tho secretary VI state anu tue
Spanish minister the substance Of n
telegram from the Spanish consul al
Key West, stating 10 effect that
another flibutl0ring expedition 10
fitting out at Pine Reef, one Of
Fiotiia Keys.
TIE Cincinnati 10 said to be at Key
West aud WoodAl Ia about TO start
from New Orleans conveying tho
Childs, probably now at Key West,
Ia preparing 10 sail. Assistant Becte-
tary Wiks has sent teiegrAphio copies
u the Spanish mlnistsI's note to tho
collectors Of customs At New Orleans,
Kew West aud Tampa, with instruc-
tions for them TO consult the U. 3. a.
torney and 1flice:s Of tue nsaresl
revenue cutters, with q view OF pre-
venting the violation OF tho neutrality
laws OF the United Shtsr'
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BuFFALo, n. ", Oct. 0.-Thrse men
have been arfestud charged with em.
btgEling large amounta OF money from
tho city by padding pay rolls OF the
street bureau with dummy manner. The
prisoners are Howard ID. Herr, cashier
OF tho department Of public works;
John NJ. De1ahy, deputy superintond.
cot OF streets, aud Joseph Burke, Tor
merly inspector Of streets, now q
salOonkeeper. The warrants were
sworn Out ny tue mayors private ssc-
rotary % Information laid before him
by q. y. Matthews. proprietor OF tue
ExpIess.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-09
Sliding for Bases at Rsok,s.

The lovsrs OF an old time game Of
baseball Will DO enabled TO witness An
exhibition OF thai one time national
sport at tho cycle track next Saturday
afternoon, tho l2,h insi., whom the
Milwaukee Western League b. Is,
club Will compete on the diamond
with tue Western League Consoll-
dated u. Ii. club. They have signed a
contract with the Bsek'a peopls 10
play at leeot two games.
The boys will arrive on their own
apeoisl car not later than Fdday night.
Ihey have tho reputation OF being
In the front rank Of baii
opponents and neriss M
high olnss scientific baseball ramea N
aasurei. Following Is the manner Ia
which the Milwaukee team will take
puHltiUns.