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Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

Sernbrgaup feirebes fOrleben al
Suer Suerien &sraaien af SOlum os
Suitru Murte Murie 9%eteroatter.
Dtanosn ct 81 ps Suiiruen SO Oar
sammel. Se a~steuieOes ben 29oe Sfs
tpber 1929.
De Gamle bar bait 10 9prn, bporai
2 ct osoe, SO 9srnebSrn, bourai IA
er bDbe os As SDruebDrn YDrn, bpUraf
IL CT opbe. 3e @amle Dor M paa
Spni / Gjsrpsn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19
Sposialp. Suhitsi.iretar SOban

SDosialo. Suititsisirstar Soban
Gtriitian goseliaus Sous or aisaa.t
REQ GSosn. San par isot 1911 | Sri,
itians ianb, fog | 1881 juriblf Gmtsbs,
eramen, % bleu / 1912 Ssisfteretsao.
uOfat. s 1s45 par Sous gitur / Siiss.
reisiasen mob staisruoo Boat, blep /
1864 SpiOsso paa SrsSritsbalo o. ND.
neuntes i 1876 til Suitits ietretar pso
Stiitsoucrretten / 8riniania.
Sflbsreber Gbritian Berg i
&grb9t er afsaaet peo 9goen | ben
beie Glber al SO Gar.
Iiosoe bar Stortbingsmonb for
Smaalsnene / 1S48. Iiseipm ban /
mango Gar bar sosbrusenes Samnsr
for 9smmerfiDb oa Sponiuss9ef.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19
California SourtH Gar
bta q, 6. 81. e y. Rn

gfsuur bper Nanoua meo log NO. 2 o.
Isber pta g., 81. 8. & g., 9sras 9actfic o.
Soutbern 9aetic Sip's til Saa SraHcisco.
Sos Gn9eIes CO Interchangeable steorr t
California Briien er fun 5000 for bo6belt
apieplaos fro ole Sumter norosnfor Geoar
Sails. Sra ale 8uutter isnbsnfor CEDAR
5aIs, bette Steo iuobeiattet. $3.50 for bobs
belt asieplaos. 9urit Sousposn er MI bet
melt populare Riooel for Reiien III GaIifor.
nia; ben bar poIitreos Refer, ole usopeuois.
Ssnstl9osr os ensrs uItius beuoist, Der.
iblauot en- 8ogeour, Der ftaar tn fri gibe.
nptt.Iie for ole. iom sniter at tilbersbs fine
Raaltiosr I gosnen. Siriu til unosrtes.
nsbe % faa Dem tilisuot en- gamf let msb
aue mulise Splpsntnssr.
5. Wcrtou. O. 9. & Z. a.,
9a1o CEDAR Rapios, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19
mcterift cnneS. :
Gfteriperaiei.
uupertetni

Undertaking puies fra sIlsr ON Sens
Semminsien (Sohn Semmingien. Sens
SemmIna. Sobn Semmins. 3 Semmtns
SIM pan CT ipot paa SiGlano | Dan
mart ben Ste spril 1856: ban er fra HrRitp
elmt % Tom til Nmeriia Tor l5-16 Gar
foen Saus fioiie al mia iIenote faite
gbresie q Yai 1900 bar Gpota, Elmiteab
Go, Ylinn. Ole Gu,ble, @omeu. WonteaIm
90, R& iia2
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

gerssns 5oriDar. Bergen, 25be
SftOber. SUriparstOrcniuseu optpier,
at for be tire nOrbre SnOlsb til gerscn
ps @esansen til @~usiebuusn 40 SIR
Sioroen, ct felipe GuritanSSninsrrne
M meset iuart I Sroen. G2eo SeItDfs
ming toiter Sarfsrne $4,000 ar. Gil
Sitrins al Sublsbet Serlsiunb bill
enonu trenses IA, 1000 ar., fpm baas
bcs beftet peb irioilis goelie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

huBtH VIHHu ~ III Iape V9 Ueu tH
ncset pnsre geretnins. Der saur no
paa, at nOsl. uuse tilreiienos Renne'
fer Ttul baue poit Slben psO uiuriuur.
Zig Seq msb ct Br~anoeslas. buOrueb
Der ftat uere iattet Slo | ben samle
Tiare.
Deb benne ulplfelise gssipeubeb
iarot lie WenneIfer fin Do / 2uerne.
BInnbt be pmfomne par IL az Rano.
fien berai 2 uosbte guttebsrn, oa 1o4
&pinoer, &c 8oner. for ben itsrie Eel
unber 80 gnr, 81 Yissr unosr IA sar
% Sieitsn I Ell 9llber fra IA til "a
glar. glanbt be iibits tilbSrte 3 ben
iaafulbte fpn6itionerebe &tasie.
gusceu Dimes @ulbbsrs SSesh. en-
groberipn al ben befjenote Gtatsminis
ter @ebsimsraao Que Ssesb Sulbbsrs.
falot ium ct Offer for fin 9list os
Observation-Disclosures. Snn bapSs, bsber
bet, reobet fig uo al ct ginbu; men bu
ban fanbt, at 3ransielsn i Gsrene
umulissiurbs Soils Rebnins. ftes ban
after inc / airfen, buor ban, bulbenoe
fig uoenfur Stimmelen, isste at fors
maa JOlt til sinoisbeo. "SiGre sOot
Golf", bsrte man BAN raabe, "par bog
rUlise Os sip gber Tib. iaa fommer Ri
ale uo!" Ren insen astebe paa bans
Raab", Os "ba bans smms &iartisbeb
os aole Grombeo forastebe at itaffe fig
llooei pua andres 8efoituins, funbtes
bans 9euninser fra be andres / 9sbs.
fIpnsen". "San funoe life, enb life
i 3gosfure, trade Yaa fit 1eomen.
neTte".
5lere graf ON, buurlebes Soil paa
en- naIten piounoerlis Waabe reobeoes,
bleu ienere f~ortalte af greiten Sssiel.
berg. ct al bisie ifal Der aufsres: "gn
meset rctiinbis os bel Oplpit 8unbe,
tune. Tom fab i 8irfen meb ct Tibet Barn
paa Sfjsoet, boiliet bun ben Dag 5tuloe
bolbe puer 3aaben, bleu unoer gra'
o~ifenen, nDlis fsr Stormen brsb lbs.
betasen af en- unberlis Straf % llrO.
Oct ipntes benbe, at en- for Sare bar
forbaanoen, % at bun maatte isse at
fomme ub berfru, us ba ben saaoe'
fulbs par1enoe Gnsit ei bible titles,
bsieoe bun fig neb uuer Barnet for at
beoe. Rsppe bar bette siurt. fsr Tun,'
melen bespnote, Us iaa o~mbpsaelis bar
ben sOoe Some for bet ipabe Barn.
bun fsrte, at bun | al ben llorben os
9ransisl life Flap bet Of fin Grnl, men
Tom uoeu sfabe meb Barnet paa Grs
men isisnnem ben Wansbe til ct Bin.
ou, leperebe Ombpssel,sen Barnet til
benz, Der fob peo @inouet for at bialpe,
% bleo reobet".
9srbas ben lite SUM- Rlpffen 10
5ormiooas fteoeoes be iorbrenbte Seq,
ninser al benz, Der peb airtens Sranb
bapoe funoet 9sben, til Sorbsn, neb.
laste i fire Ritter. Gosbeu Ssssbs
Sig. Der bar fienot fra be anbres peo
be Ting, iom bar funbne peb bet, iorbe.
oes ! en- esen aiite. I'll g~rapplabs
bar ubieet bet steb, buor Sltsret fsr
bapoe ftaaet. Oct sribenbe Snbtrpt,
islps SDitibelisbeoen siorbe paa Sor>
iamlinsen. afipafteoes life peo ct spn,
iOm mango uiloe baue baut | bet Eie.
bill, Sorofaitelieu fanbt Steb. Set
ipntes benz nemlis, fOrtalIer graiten.
at zen arebs Tutteoe fig ouer benz. iaa
itOr for Diet, iom ben Menneffetrebs
paa steoet. buor be fob. BRA.
item ielu iaa ct Opab, flyer ban, ba bans
9'efaft enbnu ! lang lib ftirrebe neb
mob SOroen; men mango tr~oparbiae
Renneifer Femme beri Ouerens, at be
lao bet iaaleoes, ionn Der CT beIfrepet,
Os at ben Iuttsbe Rlns forbsleos fig
mob ben lib, ba Gorretninsen blep till
enoebroat..
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19
81 aoot 9tlbuo.
I1@IeaenA 0etIsoer on NeroenSs

atlas" paa 500 Sioer, elegant ubfprst,sr
uoiommet ! treble EpIas. Zen er bet upt.
tisite Bort | bet Wurit.9anFfe spros o. bsr
fnpss | etbuert Diem. 2sune BOG, Tom sr
ariia pGro 81 so. ienoes frit til ole, iom
ineienoer lin soresie os s1.o0 til
). Bleaeu, 164 Hauoplpb st., Gbitagp.
Snobolesreaiiier ieuoes ON bet gnlfts.
8ipbere al "'Wetlsoer o. 0eroenSs
atlas" fdor nGite Nars Nlmanaf %
eaanoboe trtt 7aeecu
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

Gun tos fell. 8Olititaptsinsn
"0et par soot siOrt, Waoum. FABIAN
at tuite Dem ouer Snobruostpusu %
ianse BAN. Rsn tanoe De lille bupe
siort bet libt mere lsmpslist - ies
mener. tunbe De lite baue unbsaust at
iiamTaa Wanosn Fig. at ban mautts
ienoes til ct Soipttul?"
Waoamen: ~Sporoan funbe lea
pibe, at bet par en- Snobrubstpu? Seq
bapoe iibbet oppe | tire Elmer ps uentsi
paa min Mano - ies tentte naturlis.
uis, bet bar ham,"
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

Sanife stusipiaere | Norse. @i'
fS t'rlpSsnos oil Der bliue fOrisst ar.
f%anssrst en- eUmmerturus | NOrse af
( Ssott. llnse Observation-Disclosures.
FF'S'rtOrist ital beitaa at bauRs %
porn. e'usipil. % bl. a. pil man faa
fSlf's Grill etrums "llust Bal, TOM
Ea' sIurt messn 9pfte paa &isben.
Etun 9asmart6eater.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19
por Born mi &c Eauossrembruset

Bor Sorn nnoer xanosBremoruoet.
ct eamuneIt os peIpr6pet 2asemtoseI.
MRS. WlNSl0WS SOOTHING SYRUP or bIss
utt brust ! su.r smtt aaraf WtItonsr 81
vsebrt, for bues 3 synunbtr Ia n b.J &c ms
bruott, neo utsto m rsut Stts Tstbsrts
ltstr Barnet. bIeeeier Gu NJ trRt. I'll Il
Ter al . martt, ttLbrtber DtubsRoI o. e.
bet bteits getosti mob Gtarrbot, edges al gpoits
,trs | tn5uts Del Of Qtrb.n. gas PAD at f~ortarss
Mrs. Minslow's Soothing Syrup, % tag tssta
snS,u eiass 1emsoesisSs Gsuts Sfaften.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

auiattslie. 3oloasiiitent ! artitia'
ia susr.e sommerfelot er beitiftet til
sOlS. % aOntrOlbetjent peb @~ranbie'
,uiuns. % er iamtibis Operbraset9 obs
observation-disclosures peb aunsspinser
\ sfhieN
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

aaptsin 6. g. GnseIFab peb
9unbsparns battalion bar taset
kiisS, men furplistet fig til inotil Ga'
k,t 1900 OF mObtuse gniattelis iOm
tHiur isisn, bpis Grmssn ftulbe blipe
(ct paa Ssltfoo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

sumlaseue ialber. geb Solfeai'
t~,mnins / Grenbal CT Somlasets Reo'
|%aae.li, BE iluttst meb 1882 mob s65
Et.mmsr. etors Goliemasier bar tit'
heb. uosniur aotalst, % noialSet bill
|,S.s nsb Subel.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

o. gar par bet ben 24Se Sftobsr,
7slearufitatiOnen i Sammerisit.
uurblisIte Sp, aabneSss for
8eupttelie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

Yurssrunb oil efter al Sanbipnliss
20 / fSrits Salpoel al naiis StOr'
Esinssiss iiun bliue rep~rsieuteret Of
e%apSl,antsu. gOstrpfier Ser. s. 81,
F'na isst nsmlis 8peus Reprsientaui.
SSrssn 6. anuoien. | ben
GrsmtlS tiltraoer en- "a Woansbrrs
N''r,a.iuntur til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

Nna Ga gIpl inbuiebe fcrleben 8is
t,n seud Giplets 8irfe, Der MI er
,~,ipu.t neo utter % er ct paffert os
;n,lenoe @uosbus.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

eolut Neisri. Or. q. Gmunbien
lar / oisie Gage iplst sfit Meieri i be-
h, gorsaruno til 9Srr Salupr Ssrs
|,u',n 8isrntp.bt % Saralb 81.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

v,a sslsmarisn Rripes ben 24be
!, .' Oct luSer til. at gimteren
n, yum Ina' ru % bet meb en- pis Sort
ss,.' s0 y i0mbcN osiaa. Oct eusae
ns,. SsI', o' bar bait | be Fpite Tiger,
|ss :, I , @ai'Osir. Dnsbas b.spnsie
|s,r, .a.' men lite paa iaaban olmin.
n.s ,Ssl'maner i Nib, aiae Cuff %
S,r, , o's '''sist ene, men i fl.re @ra.
.,s su.ee % | Harp ginO, iaa ri fl
a,m~an'l's ensOreS. emeen sr Here
'f'nspntist. '" S''' '"' ''''
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

&,a 3ummunepalget | SinssGas
.;r,s. gsuIre. Oct samle Ssirefpre
'sr,Seu er bermeo sraplast.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

eom SuIomGgtig psb Mois 8Oits
er i%Onititaeret 8oiterpebitsr
kar( sanisn. Com Roiterpebitsr /
k,rSouusr er fonititueret s. g. 9p.ten.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19
NDrge E..
mail GA Deet.

W0tI % O08e
I'm, mana, beroper iaa parfsltsf at irtts W
fh '.' s,uauuei.r | ESrse for g'aaI. Brsi %
'", sr oil Spfsr. BEN / en- Libel. De tbs
s,rryn.gsr ifrtt. be nuOa enss sft'r si'iei
fH ~LESGDEBiAAI-
,.,.n her er Meter, liz 3 Fod Q Tommcr.)
%uKTIoneter TL.@0 fFod,a centimeter' 'm1.
Meter a centimetcr 1Tomme-M Millinctsr.
Aen ~ ~ !. Meter. Linje-2
.AL FOR FLYDENDE yARER
rIna. Enheden er her Liter. Liz en- Poe)
7~,sds-Ils Liner q n.s, P0t q ai csnsuis.r. al,oo
|tole,p = BundredeE al en- LLter. -
vEGT.
,arupd. Enheden er her m Kvinunl
Ia5pund 10 10 Klo k s,.merpaeaMs K,,o.
4 gram v,,ocram gram.
|sssaI pund-ls Khogrsm yoc&Is KiIoeranL
MYNT.
KTo6sF isfliins-sona
NAL t
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19
sarlsrnes arissRib fulbs eitsr

sdulsrnes ariesRib fulbe eiter
Eta rsrlnSsliSe 3ante bebe 9uroen.
|N0'S. Wen MI bar apmiteen billet
c'sslaSs bette Iaun til ct af be 9ant.
Iaf''s, lOm Staten ifal anRafe. Sor
~ aaos' gantisrifib fOreTaaes Wap.
pet oIai 3rpspaion.
sarlsrnss stib antasss at blipe
- rs'' Iarols til at upsrlspsres ben 17Se
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

s%elpsrnbe paa Glsifers. glp'
ftanos er upoaset paa pbre Shelters.
Der sr Loft eiiapeiebbsl os fOrelsbis
turissserift sr paabespnbt. Otter
Fuao Der iurlpoer, ifal Sslusebulten
BAR. for moi til, at 8riften ital bile
lenne la.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19
HDt iubuRrielt Gpretagenbe

WHl IHVHNlIt II VUItIuBtHUt !
sSsosfranb. 8 fbite Summer al
'lSsNshruuospOiteu@ inbbpoes til Gt'
til 3aHnslie af ct uanioar.
|i8t gitisislfub for Sitanbbriuselie Of
! uINipino.ri % gapsri | 2ueos,
Gitistapitalen. 10000 ar.,
|orh.lss saa 700 Gftier q 100 Rr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

Or. ID. q. Coleman al 5irmast
Coleman & TOP SunoIGaer, Tan trGfes /
Riosspap 2srous ben 29os STUNT seq oil
bsrsfter beige Eiosspap ~anOenbusr 2proas.
70&7l.-tf.T
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19
agronebiemS YarianIea. 1hronb

a9tonebisms YarfanIag. 3brOnb.
s sE"' zo0s SitOber. 8 Tbronbbjems
|, w., u0Hart, bppr apbet af tppe slar
-SOO,OOo @aaIetraer sr ubplautet cs
sss"ss spaOisrsonse anlast, bar
\, "ss'asst b'otil bait fin Euelfesba.
"sap'tslien al Yarianlasset er
|S.s'.' 0'sost meset binoret. Sormanb,
n. gar ru Hastet pbsrlissre efpp.
|r,.s. 'sFaos, Tor at iulO Mptte fan ops
o. ben sueituusnbe prastise
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19
Tait b o TT.
ftliaIaS cner tilete.

0n1eS.-Gn 2iensfspise til al.
miuoelist Susarpeibe. 4o4 SeferiOu
Ct, 9eeorob, Soma. 5btf
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

HOB SBrere n1rr1ef, al tda Dem pp.
0sren pso Safriitiet bar lansit borte
fra SlOen, men ba Rebsanssn fra ct
aor snsr guIpitur poenpaa par Iiss
bag peo Ssren, blep benne pgiaa trpt,
let til al ben fra 8oret neoiirsmmenSe
Ransbe. Stsrfebelen al BEN, iom
iab paa 8ulpituret, Tom f~ormebelit
gransielen life eusans neo ! airien,
men fualtes % Opbrenbtes. iaaleoes at
oeres til 8ul fortareoe 2ssemer fob,
oa 8irfen itprtebs iammen. paffebe paa
%binanben i 2rappen, inbtil 8inbsn
bortpiiteoe psiaa bette Stbu. gins
ousrne bar temmelis bsit fro Sorbsn,
bog rsbbeoe mango fig berisiennsm.
iOrnsmmells isiennem be paa besse ST.
Der al 2llteret parenoe ginousr. Grd
bet Eieblif, ba man mnrieoe Slbsn,
inbtil airien ftprtebe iammen, furlsb
omtrent ct Gparter.A
ON aariasen til Slbeus Dpfomit
peo man intet. gpgbsrpstet ~fortalte
itrar siter, at 8psoepasteren en- sarn'
mel Os iuas Wanb. iUm ~iOriuanot eitsr
osnne nlpife, ifuloe babe uiitst frem %
tllbase meb ct 5priae, bpuri ban bar
@lsoer til at untanbe 2piene | airfen,
buOrpso @uiiter tps fat be inuittsrre
ti~arebrecte gasse. glsn bette Rpsts
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19

COB garlanb Sul.
opu tilialss meset bilist. .Secorabs
goiien" anoiier. 7a.ti.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19
Grants praktiske FamiIia- Udstyr.

Y1to bisif WebIgaber Tan 3 u6igre Goers Ntpatationte
III lag a.. bDa6 bet nj toitec Goer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-19
vFGT.
n her Gram--A Kvinfin.)

y fi,sy. Hekto lPRgi-A Centiiiter, 7ffo
70 Lasde1 nj en- Liter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-04

Washington, April 3.-There is rea-
son to believe that the British govern
ment has given our ambassador, Mr..
Bayard, to understand, in response to
his representation in the Venezuelan
boundary matter, on his suggestion
that it be submitted to arbitration,
that it must persist in regarding the
subject as one on which only Great
Britain and Venezuela are concerned.
OF course, the idea was set out very
automatically and courteous, so as to
avoid giving offense as far as possible,
while still making it plain that the
United States could not be regarded
as having any proper interest in the
matter.
So. as it stands, the British govern
ment still insists upon its absolute
title and right to occupy all of the ter
ritory to the eastward of the Schom-
berg line. while protesting d willing
ness to submit to arbitration its claims
to the lands lying west of that line.
This was the offer made to Venezuela
years ago, and it has not been modified
in any respect, Notwithstanding Mr..
Bayard's efforts. 1t has been intima-
ted that the United States might ac-
Venezuela by declaring a protectorate
over that country with the assent of
this country. and behind this sugges-
ton is at least one of the great Euro
pean countries, who would be glad to
have its relations with the disturbed
countries of South and Central America
placed on stable basis, so that it
might look to some thoroughly respon-
sible, highly civilized government to
tl1a - Il
prevent frequent revolutions. But to
concede the necessity for such a protec-
torate as prerequisite to interfere to
prevent the acquisition of American
territory by European power would
amount to a remuneration of the Mon
roe doctrine by the United States and
this cannot be contemplated by the
administration.
There are indications that the British
foreign officials are willing to discuss
this feature of the case with Mr. Bay
ard at length. and so things may drag
along for many months unless a col
lision occurs between the British and
Venezuelan forces in the disputed ter
ritory or the new ministry forces ne
gotiations by beginning operations
under the large concession it has OBJ
tanned from Venezuela Of lands in that
territory. The apparent effects of Mr.
bdydru EFFORTS are DelnS watched
with intense interest by all the diplo-
matte interests of the South and Cen
trail American countries stationed in
Washington. One of those representa-
tives, in speaking on the subject, said
a majority of South American repub-
lies >were staggering under foreign
debts and were unable longer to meet
their obligations.
The question confronting these coun-
tries is whether the United States will
stand by and allow the creditor nations
to collect these debts by force. Mean
while, to strengthen their claim for
protection upon the United States.
there is in progress among the smaller
and weaker republics a movement to
entangle their interests with our own,
so as to make it matter of deep con-
Germ to our people should any European
power attack them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-04
ETHELRED OUTRAGE.
1T MAY BRING GREAT BRITAIN AND
AMERICA TOGETHER.
A Common Cause In Demanding Ex-
plantations and Indemnities From
Spain-Gresham's Demand.

Washington. April at is stated by Of
ficials that the reported firing by Span
ish on British ship, the Ethelded, bound
from Boston to Jamaica, if confirmed,
will give the United States and Great
Britain common cause in demanding ex-
plantations and indemnitieS from Spain.
Official confirmation of the indignity on
the Etheldred has not been received here
either at the state department or British
embassy. 1t is said that the usual course
would be for the commander of the
steamer to report the facts to the London
foreign office. AS he was bound for ia
maica he may first report to the COVER
nor-general Of the British colony, who in
turn, would present the case to the for
eign Office Great Britain is quick to take
cognizance of any interference with her
merchant marine, and 1t is not doubted
that if the facts are, as first reported
the foreign Office will speedily ask of
Spain, first, an explanation, and second,
to be almost Identical with the firing on
the Allianca It IS not yet clear, how
ever, whether the Ethelded was on the
high seas or was within six miles of Cape
May, which is the jurisdictional limits
claimed by Spain.
In Mr. Gresham's demand on Spain ne
took the advanced position that Ameri-
can vessels on their routes could not be
molested even when within the jurisdic-
ton of Spanish waters. If Great Britain
takes a similar position as to her mer-
chant vessels on their regular routes to
Jamaica, it will go far toward the termi-
nation of Spain's claims of the right OF
search and seizure within Cuban waters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-04
WAS A CLOSE CALL.
HOW ACTUAL WAR WAS AVERTED
IN MEXICO.
Demands Made BY Mexico, and Ea-
gerIy Assented 10 BY Guatemala
An UItimatum Pacific in Tone.

City of Mexico, April 3.-The press gen.
orally speaks in high praise of the action
of Mexico in finally averting war with
Guatemala. There are a few people in
this capitol who are aware how closely
the sending war message TO congress
by President Diaz was aVerted. Diplo-
matte negotiations had been given up and
Foreign Minister Mariscal had declared
the correspondence at an end. The MeXi-
can government admitted that nothing
could be done with Guatemala and the
whole thing was Shelved until congress
should meet to give the president power
of the game that reports became widely
circulated that the dispute had been set
tied. Guatemala continued stubborn, and
Mexico reiterated its determination to
give in not an inch on its rights. AS the
time for the opeCing of the session of
the Mexican congress approached Guate-
amala showed increased signs of nervous
ness and the wires were kept hot with
long messages. 1t is said Guatemala was
informed that war could not be averted
if the presidents intended message ever
reached congress- Numerous conferences
between the two governments followed
to no avail. Yesterday morning a cable
message came from Guatemala to its
minister to ccncede all of Mexicos claims
and sign the treaty, which was done at
10 o'clock.
Mexico's demands embrace the following
points:
F'irst-Mexico asked satisfaction for in
juries received by the invasion of her
territory and for the vexations of which
foreigners and Mexicans cutting wood
in the forests of Aqua Azul Egypto, San
Nicholas and San Pedro and the Mexi-
can residents of Ayutla have been the
object.
Second-Mexico demands a pecuniary
indemnity for damages sustained.
Third-Mexico also demands indemnity
for the expense of the mobilization Of her
troops and of situating authorities and
employees in suitable places for public
security on the frontier.
Fourth-Mexico asks that the labors of
the boundary commission, in accordance
with the treaty of 1882, be speedily con-
cluded. said treaty not being open to dis
cussion.
1t is understood that s2OO0,OO0 was the
amount of the indemnity demanded by
Mexico. Also that she insists on Guate-
mala's dismissing her surveyor general
who has taken part in locating the
boundary.
on January 18th Guatemala wired the
ultimatum 1t was pacific in tone but
did not concede Mexico's right to the
territory designated. nor to the right of
a cash indemnity. The final negotiations
are a compromise between the ultimaturo
and reply. Tt is believed that Mexico has
agreed to arbitrate the amount Of cash
indemnity instead of exacting the $780,
900 first claimed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-04

Oklahoma City. o. T., April g.
Harry st. John. son of Ex-Governor
St. John. of Kansas, a member of the
last Oklahoma legislature, shot and
killed his wife this afternoon, at his
home. two miles west of the city.
By some means he had become pos
sessed of a letter addressed to her,
and demanded to know the writer.
This afternoon. about O'Clock, he
hired a buggy and drove out to his
place. Getting his gun. he confronted
his wife with the letter, threatening
to kill her if she did not disclose the
author.
She refused. and, as he claims. the
gun was discharged accidentally,
shooting her through the breast. She
died without uttering a word
Mrs. st. John was a Miss May Fell
bon. Her father, Willard Felbon. was
former county judge of Saguche
county, Colorado, and later warden OF
the Colorado state penitentiary- She
leaves two small children She was
about IS years of age, and her hus-
band is about 80, a lawyer by profess
sion. He has lived in Oklahoma since
1880
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-04
The Omaha Church Burning.

Omaha, Neb., April 3.-The prelim-
mary hearing of the eight men who
have been arrested on the charge of
having been implicated in the burning
of St. PauPs Polish church, began this
afternoon in the police court. All Of
the men succeeded in finding bonds
men. The hearing was not completed.
There will be considerable evidence
introduced. The details of the evil
dence, the police are not inclined to
discuss. 1t is acknowledged that the
night preceding the fire, a boy went TO
one of the grocery stores in Shelly
and purchased a can of kerosene, say
ing it was for Priest Karminslxi- The
name of this boy has not yet been
learned, but detectives are working on
the clew Friends of the accused men
are confident they will be discharged
They claim that there is not enough
evidence to bind them over TO the dis
trict court. Friends of the accused
say that they have had the detectives
working on the case since the fire and
that they have discovered sufficient
evidence to warrant them in swear
ing out complaints against members
of the Bishop Scanneu party.