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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-26

Chr. mo doubt thereof for his prnci.
pies lead him that way, and hundred to
one but he dies there"
De. Then Demas called again, sayint
But will you not come over and seer
Chr. Then Christian roundly answered.
saying: 'Demas, thou art an enemy *
the right ways of the Lord of this way
and hast been already condemned for
thlne own turning aside. by one of his
matesty's judges and why seekest thon
to bring us into the like condemnation
Besides, II we at all turn aside our Lord
the. King will certainly hear thereof, and
Will thereby put us to shame, where we
should stand with boldness before him, 1"
Demas cried again. That he was also
one of the fraternity; ard that IL thew
would tarry little he also himself would
walk with them.
Chr. Then said Christian. what is thv
name? Is Il not by the which 1 have
De Yes, my name is Demas. I am the
Chr. II know you Gehazi was vour
great-grandfather, nd Judas your fafhes.
and you have trod their steps IL Is buf Z
dcvilish prank that thou usest; thy fathas
est no better reward. Assure thyself that
when we come to the king we will 40 hir,
word Of this thy behavior" Thus thav
went their way
BY this time By-ends was come again
within sight. and he at the first beck Went
over to Demas Now whether he fell int
the Pit. by looking over the brink there
of; or whether he went down to dig or
whether he was smothered in the bolton,
BY the damps that commonly arise. ~
these things / am not certain: but this 7
observed. that he never was seen again in
the way.
one calls, the other runs, that he NAV ha
A sharer in his Lucre; so these two
Take up in this world and no further %
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress,
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Time Gard In Eas May L2 Is9sI@s shown
,NS s0GLh-kEAD down
j u u
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AS FOREIGNERS VIEW US.
Bah Relates Several Ridiculous and Ex.
aggerated Incidents


Matches-The
Count Plain Dressed n,,.n..-
i'm a street GtrIE
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DIR. Charles Walderstein who was re-
Gently elected to the Slade professorship
of art at Cambridge University England.
was at one time a resident OF New Yor,x
He Is esteemed by many as one OF the
greatest living authorities on Greek e.
tiSuiticS.
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Goth meridian which
Time Table n 1895.
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do you ever sell these Photographs
that you keep in your showcase?' l asked
of my friend, the photographer.
Il don't make a business OF it," he re-
piled The fact is, got into trouble
once for selling one"
you see." he continued. "it was the
picture of very pretty girl whose father
was rich and who moved in good society.
The fellow ] sold it to used il on an ad-
vertsing calendar, and II made her father
mad He sued me for 5000 damage and
got a Judgment. But l got the money
back all right"
How SOP
why, you see. the case got the girl so
much noteriety that she went on the stage
on the strength Of 1t. Then / sued for
s10,O 900 for advertising. Buffalo Express.
Moliere the French dramatist tried hard
to initiate the manners Of the French no
bility.. but found the task one of great
difficulty After reception he once at
tended he vowed he would never go to an
other until he got a new back. so tired did
he become with bowling and scraping
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At the CapitOI.

/ am in my 73d year and for fifty years
have been a great sufferer from indiges-
tion constipation and biliousness. have
tried all the remedies advertised for these
diseases and got no permanent relief
About one year ago, the disease assuming
a more severe and dangerous form, / be-
came very weak and lost flesh rapidly
commenced using DIR. H. Mozley's Lemon
Elixir | gained twelve pounds in three
months Ny strength and health, my ap-
Petite and my digestion were perfectly re-
stored and now l feel as young and Wig
orous as l ever did in my life.
l.. J. Alldred,
Door-keeper Georgia State Senate.
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga, Aug. ), 1886.
.,,4 1901 = o,,,,, ,.dor.o a. 49,
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August. 1s01.-I again irdorse the above
letter. l.. ]. Alldred.-ad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-30

This morning Judge Niurri,t made a
fy-suitIp. OF law oasos Tor Ihr lemaluIsl
Of Mo present term as tlllowH
MONDAY, ArmL lsr.
Arthur psftt We L.. III. Parsons.
George IA. Brow ., assl.auU, Va Nat
VI, ErigHHr, etc.
MARY j.. Nr.f.u We Tansl0 county.
IrrDAY, AruL $50.
J.E. Ty'.s VS. Rowe, mous. Sum.
mrrIBy IS Co.,.
b., Dust3u Jr. ct a. W rhamss
kwFus
uah Com. Is Savings Bank won.
Hauy 90. 200
WEDNESDAY AuuL aHD.
John Bu.a vs. Pleasant Valley Coal
Cu.
salt Lake C!ly " John Beck et 81.
q. l., Curry We Preston Nuttur
Regime Anaunon VI saltair Beach
o..
TIuHsDAY, Arm iTm
Olive G.. Btsuchsmp w Leonard q.
Hardy eta.
lWsC Oliver Va Joshua b, Stewart.
Edwin En,wBlIu Va Elizabeth ID.
R1uuuy.
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rAIrmruL no mEn rnonI,r.
4 Young Giri rahs- Paris arosn and
Expires,

Young stri Thkr. Paris Green ANA
Expires.
NEW loms, March 8O.-Mary Han.
del, u years old, a Bohemian cigar
maker, committed suicide VI her home
Ihet night by taking Paris green. IL
Ia thought that the girl killed her,sifto
iulhl a ccmpao, which she had mads
with Barbara Sve0, who lived next
door to her.
Barbara sveo committed suicide ON
January - lnst. Ever since the pifl
HyUc died Mary HANDEL has uean more
nr less ltspnuJuui, She WIS engaged
10 De married 10 Joseph bycc, u brother
OF The dead Eluf and the dal0 for the
wedding hat been tet Tor The coming
Easter Last week hor lover sent her
money 10 buy her ,Iutaulu. she refused
10 take Il aud ralJ!
"Wha. 10 tho uFa of getting married
NHt We win postpone it Tor while. -
lafy hhuucl went lbHt night 10 tue
cigarette IaCtgTy where shs Wul.uI
auu received the money shiloh wHu
dut her aud nlso the money due 90
other Of her friends. She went 10 ms
houHu Ot OIuof these ifluuIs and gave
her tue money. Mary Handel at that
time seemed 10 be VA good uniritl, lut
soon Hi,nf that shu became sick and
her mother inquired what was III,
matter. She uyalpd the question but
s0Uu ut.nr became NO 90 thar her mother
called In Dr. J. H. Namulech. lie
uuni IAOgiu had taken PagI1 grppp.
lilo also aske1 the girl why ehu ned
taken the poison and she sold him thar
she was uTri u life. Further Imam
this tuu would not talk. ambulance
wac callod from tho Presbyterian hos.
rituh She was tgkcn tulTu and gisuat|
1880 O'Clock.
Frank Handel, brother of the dead
Fifb knew VI the Intimacy which uud
existed between tho TWO gutpitr1 Am.
said lat night that ha believed HE
sister hn1 killed herself because OF ID
rompscI Sue had made with the sye5
girl,
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THG NICARAGUA CANAL,


NEW YUw, March aO.-warncr
IilioE Smith 81. Wy.d, hiram Hitch.
cock ami John %. Bartlett, th- 600.
mit,cu which wen, to Washington lo
offer the services uf tho NicaHsua
Canal uDmps 3 20 tho commission su.
thOfiysl by Cougrtsa 90 make gsufy.y
Tor the new canal have returned. Con.
srcss appropriated EgIulJ with which
10 een1 thtau engineers 20 NiC1rdsaa
lIf tho WufE. Tue committee NaI uH
interview with tho rfrudrut who said
hu would soon appoint Accommodation.
"uut 'ulrrviuW,n raid Mt Bartlett
""uI mighty GHiIluu.nry IuG aau,rzs.
iu' 10 uni nothing tp Iu With fHu uI-
p1lutWcui 1f 'ho commission. Hut wac
solely On iuu IurIuH. Of uNHUUs every
facility 90 our comm uu fgg tue rEUI-
dillon of survey. The route Do nov
almost imi FHu.9, and tw uII be lui.
r3sllblu for tIb engineers Go
make their survey did mot the
canal company prepare Tor them boo
advance. We Fhnll even go o. much
cEpnlau iu order that tho government
officers muy uu,h the work. Auty.
prllu1n viii Doe organized no 20 cu 90
90 ahrai anu mako ready f.s the
engineers, Boats muat be- provided.
camps must uu established no every
three or four miles, Tor lhut is nIl the
pr.gfess which could be made Iu % day
ana pr3visloua must be- transported 10
thtso camps on the backs Of ustivrp.
Then things viii 30 ready Tor the
engineers tu start out. We furgrs.ed
nv homes tor the places. We want
'hir anu capable men which We are
sufe We will got, 10 Inspect our Dlop.
tr'y.n
Reports 70 the company indicate the
chstuC,ur VI the work % be- uuun nt
1uce. The route IL imuoiuI with
Wgter Of varying depth, Ia which b5uts
must be used unless mon work IN wet !
10 their waists. Since tho Old com. |
1ahy failed the line ofthu railroad has |
lcclu'o clicked with dense and high |
r1pical growth. The company hupra |
70 break ground Tor now work next |
year, IL estimate OF the cost OF the |
'aual "a $40, UUu. 600.
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COMING 10 SALT LAKE.
Distinguished Lady YlsIiors-gonf,r.
rncc Of suiggl,t, May l3u.

| tnce VI NulifasNl, May l3A,
Miss Susan -. Anthony, tho Rev
Anna shaw, Airs. Ellen Bat.ulls Die.
trick ami other IluIu.ulsuoI women
are coming 20 Ut,h 10 hold a uJuiel.
enoc OF the National WgMau suauye
Association, 81 which rho president,
Miss Anthony, Will preside. The o1u.
ference will open on Monday tho 1854
OF May, as Tar us actual dates sge
known now, but tho party Will arrive
on the 18th OF the month anu reasin
Tor three ur four days. This announce
menI 10 maio early through the press,
ia order that th0'e living lar away
ignm thls city may have au opp1rtuni.
y 10 sec u IN Iimu TO attend the CON.
florence. 10 Ia hoped the people OF Utah
viii ceiuom II privilege 90 uuu and
hrur tlOs1 celebrated HptakuI8 whether
hey believe In woman 5utlgg e ur not.
The place OF holding sue CJuletu4us
viii be decided upon later, and the OK
act time Of mueiings. 10 is hoped that
arrangements viii be made for the Rev.
Anna shaw 20 speak 04oc IA the large
Tabernacle while here.
In Wow vi this conference, which all
suffrage women will want iu atluud ID
possible, und sli0 because a convention
mas been held recently 20 prepprn Is
memorable present 10 the Constitution.
al tonvcntOu,thu regular stml.aunual
convention will NOT be held In Apr.l.
tut there viii us d meeting VI 6ungago
womuu held some timH duTlug Clu-
ference week, q which duo notice VIII
be given, Any enc irum tho counties
outside desiring information regarding
the coming conference 90 DO held la
May, or Wishing g. make other H.
qulriuf relating 60 suilugo maiterg,ate
invited 10 Cail UJ vac uulU0 Of tho
IloWaH'8 Exponent, room g.s, COnstl.
tuition uulIing, E,st Temple street,
opposite u, G. NJ. J..
H., b.. WELLS,
President unh lemyfy W. B.A.
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BRIEF KILOGRAMS.
Colorado 90 experiencing today the
Worstu1owst1rm iu many mU.us.

Colorado ga experiencing today the
"of'tu1owsi0rm in many moths.
TIE Buueh Cluluu. council has dc.
cleo o. ugm.0a.. Wm.Cuuu Gully.g.
g., So, y, iss Carlisle, Tor rho fpyak, q.
chip ui ,uu A.utu OF Cymuio4s 90
rucgttl sis Arthur Wellesley P-slt.
uIliy l. LIBERAL supporting Glad.
stones Irish loAcy.
The Japnutse legation had no, up
Co ugUG today received any additional
Information c1rcrrHiug The agmlslicu.
ON 'ills believe, however, the next
siup viii be tie issuance OF 10 pfuclaus-
ton by japan, anu unofficial word has
already reached tie legation that this
hos been done. Confidence Ne tE-
pressed that tho emptgD.B ur0ulama-
ton hes been accepted 40 once by the
hfmic'. There lsa Telegraph Cummu-
nicuuUu with various divisions no p0rf
Arthur New Chwaug uaI Wei Hai
VOL although o. bke8 twelve hours 10
reach the last named place.
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pri-.LhnnL lIerLLnr.

] Tn, f.....a ....f.F. U....r...
N-,''' .. l"o 'a't hAte riahu wW
/ held b. connection wish iuu HIGH
! pua.s' f....Ine boz thr t.5.Uffv ilnII
tBI.y ...,,., .I......4...
r.. 10 700 ..
''i.. .t..A 'uiHti..iaf Two fat.i-
hitH', istufs utsr.g b.. Wallace and
William g.. nrr.4r.. u., pr..I.f,g.y
of u.,I.I.n .......'. 80,
t''''t.e VI 0.Nrn"ta uul seven
home m HEiDuHflpH.
hUt.B Waf.rr Iu IlIs rII. g.er. r,,r.
,,fy ,..,....... .... w..
.'. ..'.'',.. ''' 'i.,'''
'.' '''' Nt..Hf NfaNtsui 0Aaayi iaVs
.'.t Ne.. iH0..ni ~ I,I Jordan,
G.. Hunter and p'raaaut
tauH o., tho county. The
i.UH Second, Eighth. Ninth, Niue
/ t.Oui., Twentieth BuI Twenty
His. W..ufs. resented by luuir Utusil.
! 900 UII"H.H.
Hltu.cn of ilH lr.HF Priesthood
I,l.r#'Ha 90 tl" l.Hf, NIn.hu.d lBIg
I COTTONWOOD wards responded o. the
t.iI CALI
AII .utumnut-Il.gI Priests 90 the
.l.. saturday lN AIII, at N a.u {,
/ tt.''iu o. m.tt'.s II tuu uut sNuf.
Jay iu May 1t % u.m,
l1uI .n.nr George No. Wallace. 9th.
ullrucy OF thU HIgu prcst' qu.r.
uuI, rr fiduI during Tue TRANSACT %
Nu tu.'lgF pertaining Goo lbatgu1rum.
hha h..ur Angus NJ, Cannon, pfasi.
dnai H. .uU 5 gsr, over tur putstuoul
m.uilu#
Ann uuCtmout wac made of the
laiufu 'tlr cuHlT yguHUTI, I1 Doc given
on Saturday. April 20 1905, 90 90. lob.
tluagir. unl-Ih'. tuu proceeds DO go 10
l1r WIDOW ana ur,HauH ~ thr mIuefs
recently hlllrl 90 Almy, wy ming,
h.I Hh.. o. ,hU choir Tho BHUulH
Wcf1 requested 60 give. notice l. tIu
600 DuI lu The ward m H.lugu t8mar.
row,
Brother Cannon spoke OF thr clu,fi.
uutuuH il ,hu HHuUHf monument fund,
aH1 rcc.umn drI ,Hug an effort Ua
made 90 fs.s7 lHr aupIr,i0umUui, 49,.
$3.50 mo iU flu salt Like stake. Iu.f
ausuli2plg already pall.
hrIluUr lrurHsu luHF,atod HystrmatIe
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cas' quarter OF section a3, and tho
tor.lWest quarter a' tar r.ufhwrst
quarter ana the s1uihwtft uu4rtrr oi
the northwest quarter rf section M
township aa slulhl RANGE % wet.
Stephen lJ Burton, of gHpgpviIir
Bower county, humrsI,aI sstry ~
tue o.Hi hnIi oi thu northeast quarter lf
e.g.i.u ~ uHu Too west hnlfof tus
nurtHwtst quarter ui section -5, town
aHiI I'D rIuln, range b west
JnWtH G.. Hansen, of goluuat.
Box ELDER county hJura.gBI entry of
Tue u.lIWU.. uUhu.. OF section Do.
township IT, u.I.h, lnFu g. wusL
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chnraeh WIN ,turh.r.

OMAHA, March 2J..-A special from
Ishumah, No o, TO ihs Bee 6ays. rrn
men We g arrested la4t nIght and tLi.
morning, charged with tho murder 1i
kIUtit Phillips. Phillips was kIHeI
Oh the uight ~ February Iih Boz au
attempt 90 jump claim he bad mado
on the nccfoil0u lands GiUug the ME-
souri, bottoms. Tho place whore the
-hOlting occurred was claimed by the
county authorities 10 be- iu Iowa aud
thoy refused 90 prosecute. aH iiI a.u
Tue Iowa Oulggn. Tho present aF-
rests nave bees made on the complaint
%. Attorney General Churcnill Uf
Mel raska.
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NEW NuHIi, March 8I.-TEo Rev.
w, II, MilluTu, ID. d., the blind chan.
lain OF the Uuilyl States Senate, will
ltavu rcAt week with bic uauEhtpFs
Tor an extensive tIur Of tho continent,
ending with ma engagement ia ono 0f
the principal churches In Loudun the
latter part OF the summer They will
NIslt llnlyi Germany, Switzerland,
france anu other countries. On his
return 10 tho United States Dr. MI.
uurn viii De engaged during the tall
Tor some lectures iu tho silver mining
section Of the West iu connection with
some N the philaulht0piC sehemes of
Mis- Hearst OF Washington, ID. q.
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cavalry Officers.

Maiof john q Cannon, communal.
ing squ1dron First cavalry has issued
uu order naming Lieutenant Ellas a.
smith, Ui Troop G., acting aujuttrt
uui qunIiurmaHuE aud Sergeant h.. b..
S.rlgB ~ I,uOp b., spanish Fork,
gf.uDu.mJuf amt qlattsrmus,er.
.ufsegu,. luu appointments VIII ugi
cause vacancies in the irOogF, the
dulles Of Ihr officers being additional.
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Express HELD UP.
"a, Randi, and q Passenger Killed Oh
lho Train.
OCEAN SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
,ag5s, that the Robbers In.
tended 10 Escape on
Bicycles.

g.-,yryro, March 80.-The north.
I,rB,ss. was held up by two men
.,r,.,.narlb OF wheatlsui about .
80 uls morning. Failing t.
ANYTHING lu tho express car the
~, vent back and started g. rob
,afngeu Boo tho coach and
~, sheriff B5gari, OF Ieknma
,,v. wiz on ,ao train ami opened
5t1s flHHsr Do tho smoker Elll.
.rs and uss killed. himself by hu.
M,r55g. ssvlm.pas'glgon were
.r.t Ihoal1I bodies were turned
,,stbs coroner 90 Aiary willie.
IL "a, evidently tho intention NJ
.rgsrtlc.cipe 0u b.gyclVs. The
s,s Sheriff B5gard aud that Of the
4..itttsrwuro taken 20 M1rysvillc,
,aravasdIsc1ysrod the r3bber was
,Hyina fulla1d complete bicycle
'g.l srf slIcb ho had drawn a pair
,.nrs lu the 0ycrnlIs no had
..r,.y.,si pockets MATE 0i fYWglluE
J. gb.tl vur lvu big p.1.0la, Tho
...Ifstbff b. known lu tle ylrIuIly
~ Nffvr.'.r, where he hat eaten
uun. urasata rcstaufnut the pust
10 ursa. Eu Is uvor HlE fort toll
.rIutIfha over two pounur North.
IA. DO hfJmaut lA8 two bullets iu
li5tly and may die.
M Dict inuuaU1u tho engineer
fri fruau had OF tho presence NJ
rttlt 6n ihe train was when they
rnt.IsvtfiUmirg blind u3ggGgu car
rgcnma8Ioi at tau p0iut ora pistol
i6uiltun.H bH stopped. The brakes
utft SPILLED. Thea The robbers CRusUd
DE trs.uatf anil fireman fb jumr
rfnl train, aui with another rll-
tlf who appeared 20 come from % hig.
boz PLACE ll the roadway, compelled
ne apmu % request that thu uHprusa
tif be- uItntt. lnis wns done, lutthr I
f65ltn 90 not fud anything az value,
tt ,ho ft' combination was not ia tue |
lanif1' he mru0ugufs, The r0bUufs
carried a bog made nom a log VI an |
Ul parrot lytnlF. A. they wont !
mfugh tht hu, car end smoker they /
ml3e che tautsgsfi put their coin aud /
yslabt1 iuil ~ tho hf1mhu being thr !
custodian ard ihioIi behind which the /
i1Utgutlnsi. The C0l0rsd porter OF
iae iglf.H tusper, knowing that /
rau'1 b.vsu VA iu the berth, called |
lIm. ltai fr'gi1 mun was ia HE
i3.uaEt irlisu iu a minute AND |
tineI Hii1 o revolver lie crossed
Zoe biHsfm bg.wt0u The sleeper and |
it gag Cgact. 40 ho entered the lat.
ifA lhe t.slh door, tho robbers came
l1 tiiEg a.Hh. The sheriff firad. His
,aI.t iillr,1 the mau nearest him,
.li lhe second Jailed 10 reach 10 tar
l'l Gee e' tho rghhrfs must have
gen % lnl enter, and one jumped
l.Hntal ilnulng along the HlI6 OF
eeli sal,iui aud BhUt him from tho
tH lttiaiaI wound 10 iu the ba1E
lH below the Kidneys. When me
...ii va tali no exclaimed, "I'm
Pc i1i" The other aekrg! care
A.tli bIItl" anu ihuJuup1n be- I
Avy it'i tde car telling the now
.isgily frightened truiuWun ana
n'ig'r not % follow. The dpnd
va lal been identified ~ O. ulgut
."Ah lbt u. =, hotel al Aiurysvillp.
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There ha' been 10 compninL L.

There has been 30 compliant 10
seems 90 us suCra.biuL.
Governor Mcintyre Of Colorado.
lhoir advent into political liie Will
lH-tiyuly aud permanently benefit all
The people.
Governor RIchsrl8, Wyoming, wo-
mon are allowed 900 the privileges men
Isve In vaiiuE. They atu not allowed
% 40 on iufics, ana Uo not ash fur %
any more thau they ask Tor military
Iiguis.
Justice Grossh0'r, chief justice Of
ihu supreme court, WyumtaE3 rt ha.
b-tn tried uud not uuu wanting"
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Tho also sit,tr

NEW Numl Marcl 3J.-|Hu fisa of
silver toGj. today lB due o. t.aEnlt.
ing Of an arus,ige Uad uu renewed
hops ni declaration ~ ueaco by China
aud Japan, on terms which snlI com.
gel China iop'y o. heavy irsymuly,
thereby requiring hgr s. p4ma la,o tho
make, as a buyer aisIyer
]. uzlectuJ also tlal silh uocllsr
% tae waFa revival OF uaIo iu tbe
Eat Will take place which viii make
Gu incIea.l. lumuuJ ugalyrh
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MADRID, March SI.-AIl fhc Cuba "a
projects uHve raslTurf. Inry VIII Iu
replaced hY military Uill vote, t.afu.
ported General Antonio NiacrH, the
insurgcnt leader hrB AuIef m
hnmng.-. Tile frbul l.aI., I.l.r
nroakai has luit Cuba f0g ErW Y..s.
10 iHftaiuI tuImau Garcia IH a.e. tsy.
lug DO lgnvt. Tie appointments of
NnuH1l Martinez Campo 90 .IH COIN.
mead No the troop iH Cuba Us. been
received with Standardization 900 tult
ItIsuJ.
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Chnrge of shgen Slrnlme.

PAuup walsten was taken before
Commissioner Pmlt this gUetaoon on
a charge OF stealing ulght sheep, the
property Of d. D.. BnntoH, Ofsal. lake
county. Hu plead not guilty, aud his
bearing Wnaa-t .ur tuesday morning
next The hIul was liked y. 5000, but
o was unable 10 furnish this.
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Land once FIliugs.

The following nlIu-s were made In
tho local land Office under dalo OF
March 8l3
Louis, M1rleusen, OF parowan, Iron
county, homestead entry Of the suulh-
eat quarter ui the northeast quarter
aud tue uoT,Aua5t quarter ol the south
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From a S,Ialg.fs Bo.o Book.

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Fines Tor March.

FIues anu ior,olturus in tho police
department for tho month OF March
amounted to sl,2l5 90, which was
turned over 10 the oily treasurer thly
afternoon.
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he agency 20 urre-t tho Indian police
or whom no has warrants.
10 is believed the police viii rnFa.
arrest and the outcome 10 awaited moro
with great anxiety
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wOHAN 1UrFuauE.

Governors OF Western states Quoted
on tho hulivui,
BALTIMORE, March Ul,-In the OBJ.
QUESTION ~ wUmnub BuaarU 40 ono
Frleuds' circle lot night, j. *. Taylor,
president read extracts ", letters jutJ
received from governors II Wcs,ufu
Btates,
Governor Morrill,, Of Kansas, wr.gos:
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LNllN, March Sl.-A disratch
N.le .hys that tho puuce OF
'.fa cutter Britannia fsn aground
.'tlng at IhB mouth OF tao river
w. sl' Wac lowed on, ouIy slightly
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nv N''uIl IN uIoou,n,u

am p'o ,.,,h al--A special to the
o tue W,,.i N '1', says tho tron.
I Fl3lrBry gg,.,.leg reservation over
. hiTt1 5s' NAlllg company lease.
attH I'',y.,u.'I IN bl0oIshsi t1day
,IItlol l,s I',ln went our on the NJ.
b vita n 10y night ana returned H..
Y t',ls,ed tbr ina man under arrest.
aitellsr. ' a, Indian police Ina elect.
NAu At once returned 10
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Nav NUus, March 3O.-W1fnor
Miller has announced hlmHH.fr.u cBt-
Hiinic of hlH party for Uulra States
senator TO succeed David %. HID.