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The Washington times., 1895-06-19

Wanted--Try Rubber Roof Paint.
WE STOP ALL LEAKS FREE
And charge only for painting; work guaranteed
NAT RUBBER ROOF PAINT CO, 1923 sth NV.
The Washington times., 1895-06-19

S3O-423 9th st. sw., rs, a m 1.
c. T. YODER, 615 E st. NV.
The Washington times., 1895-06-19

MONEY-we have plenty Of money
To loan on good real estate; very low
interest; easy payments Loans made
promptly. NATIONAL SAVINGS, LOAN
AND TRUST Co, GIT st. NV. Je7-1m
The Washington times., 1895-06-19

TWO experienced shoe selesmen wanted.
Apply at F. II. WILSON'S. je19-3t
The Washington times., 1895-06-19

sao-24 Sd st. ne; oil mod; rooms and
cellar. c. YODER, 81 Est NV
The Washington times., 1895-06-19

ANTED-Family wash at 800 Pom
eruy St NV Call or address je1S-3t
The Washington times., 1895-06-19

wANTED-By good laundress wash
Ing to do at home. Apply 429 Washing
ton st NV je1S-3t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-01

linued and solive competition Of the
Pansms road. While the tfiiclals Of
both computes separate vita cordial
good feeling for each other, the Pam
sum company terninSles tue negotia.
ton anu IL pfocesjing TO consummstr
other plane. The chief y int o. d..
r,otion OF differences WAS the naming
~ minimum through rate between
New York AMI Pacific c1sst points.
IL 10 Understood that Mr.. Huntington
agreed to waive the minimum rate
question anu thst he would allow the
Panama company 10 make ne low a
rate az u chooses, 80 long ~ II paid
the Pacific Mail c,mpsny lie full lro.
portion Of the through rate. The
Panama company dcfnsnded this
privilege, in oTGsr that II might not be
driven into corner and placed Mt the
mercy OF the Southern Pacific, II the
latter should scs ~ to 20 one better on
fater.
Mr.. Huntington, however, still In.
sisis on the preservation OF the old
chatier OF 1879 whereby he claimed
tho Pacific Mail company was given
tue right 10 exclusive tfafils arrange
meDts for all Central Americsn points
betw,en Panama ami Acapulco, ON tbs
Pacific coast.
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COURT WORK TODAY.
Prohibition Proceedings 10 a Case Of
Registration.
SAN GRIrE GETS 4 NEW TRIAL.
uOfhc,mtr IL Turned LoOse--Arrslgntd
for AdulterJ-Lynn Indicted
Other Cases.

a motion for a new trial In tbs case
OF Jamss Martin and rneo. Strlnshsm
was argued 10 JUICE Battchs division
of the Third district court today, sud
tue matter was postponed TIL Dscsm.
ber2.
The motion In ARES, Of judgment In
the cisv Of samuel Gddr, co lvicI-J Of
burglary, was donioi Jy Judge Bar,ch.
A motion for new ,fial was then made,
and granted by the court.
Frank Meldrum and Annie Deposi.
ter wsro arralgnei on q charge Of
adultery and fotnica,ioi respectively.
Both pieadoj MT guilty. Al ths 70.
quest Of Col. ratlook, the defendant
Meidfum's bond was 70 Iuced to $500.
II IL undorstooi his father.in-law will
furnish IT, The woman's bond was
tx ed at 500, with the suggestion OF
tue prosecuting attorney that the same
surety should provide II. The cour
appointed Col. Titlook to defend the
W oman as attorney In her behalf.
In the case OF the People vs. w. IL.
HOiihuimer, indicted for perjury. Oh
motion Of Attorney Howat the deiend-
ant was discharged ami his bondemrn
exOnefaied.
JUDGE MERRiII's COURT.
The only CASE that came up before
Judge Merritt ut the morning session
was that OF Rebtccs Is. Carter VS. the
Salt Lake Loan and Building As,o.
citation, and after some discussion on
tho part OF the attorneys the hearing
was ostponed I'll next week.
THIS afternoons session witnessed
the opening OF n case important be.
cause OF the approaching election.
IL 10 entitled tho application Of Henry
James for writ OF prohibition vs. A. n.
| Cherry, registration Judge. Judge
Cherry was cited TO snow cause why
alternative writ should not issue re-
curing him 10 leave the name OF
tenry James on ihs registration list.
Tho papers were Issued this morning
anu given to the snerin 10 make re-
turn at = y. M, for the court to Inquire
into tue merits Of the challenge agsin.t
MIR. James on which II was proposed
to strike hih name from the list Of
Third precinct voters.
OTHER MATTERS.
one OF She indictments nied by the
grand Jury yesterday afternoon was
against 4. }. Lynn, member OF the
City Council and connected Ia bust.
uess with the Sierra Nevada Lumber
association. The indictment accuses
Mr.. Lynn OF q misdemsanor because
the Lumber company s1ld material to
the city while he was . member OF the
Council.
The . .mbt zElsment case against
Eugene II. GiIDsrson 10 set for hearing
on Wednesday next, before U.5. Com
missioner Pratt.
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A CARD.

Asto n .lat.m,pt attributed 10 me nj
n m.,t,nv I'm brigham CITY on Monday
last, IN IN, ,t,.et that ga certain man
had bean maid $40. 900 for stealing the
.l,o,lon of Salt Lake CITY, and he was
nov Mt the head OF another political
orrauiz,tlop. - and my later denial Of
having either made or intended any
attack uuon ANYBODY on tue occasion
r,i.rt,d Ia. [ desire 1, .ny:
1 have .b,olu,ely no knowledge of
having mads the statemsnt quoted
above, or ANYTHING like IL, 90 that there
couId nav. been no " llful Intention on
NV mart 10 prIudioe or inIurs the
"e,ttaln mani referred 10, or
In. cause with which he IL
nj pt.s,pt identified. In what
hays s,ues said concerning the r..
marx. wa, Intentionally n po,itiy.
and un.ouiyooai a.I knew how 10 b.;
h.,.,,. 4 o.,, ,.,,.,.,v eoaai,rt th.
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In ,,mr.,h, WIN cusa.

CHICAGO, Nov. l.-Dlspatches TO n
local paper indicate that yesterday
was n popular day Tor meetings Ia
sympathy with Cuba. Among other
places, bloomington, kankAkes, o..
iumwa, MAnhhllsowD, Font wSyne
anu Decatur, lllinois, nsld successful
demonstrations. Tue resolutions
adopted generally "urge the people OF
Ia. Unilsd States to express them.
selves upon tubs tubJeot, 40 that Con-
gIess shall know that the American
heaft bonls for the oppressed Oi all
lands" and request members Of Con.
grsss 10 40 all lhoy can to promote
Cuba's liberty. Ma r McKsnas PEE
sided A. an enthusiastic meeting In
PiLtsbutg.
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nobbsry My.,.ry Explained.

GOsHEs, Ind. Nov. 1.-The tvorn
confession OF James w. Brown, who Is
IN prison In the county all NJ Allslau,
Nj iou., clears up tue mystery whioh
la. Tor two yeP'r surrounded the ox'
pIeis fobUory at ktssisis Sldilg.
On the night u September IL, 1893,
the eastbDuud express ON the Lake
Shore was run Ia on to the tiding al y
iittle station near kenuhllviiie. The
engineer was shot aud tue express
messenger badly hurt by masked rob.
tiers who cracked the express car safo
aud mptied II OF it- contents.
Brown was arrested In Michlgan
i've weeks ago ass suspect In tue at.
tempt TO loot n Chicago * West Micni.
gsu passenger train. some remarks
Brown maize aroused the suspicion OF
the sheriff, that he had n hand In the
Lake Shore robbery.
In ihe Confession Brown says that
he, with John an Abe 5mall"y, were
living In Allegan county, M.cu., Jusi
before the Lake SncTo hold w. Ihey
planned the expires robbery before
entering the Indiana limits
Tbese three men executed the
robbery alone, enteiing the
only. After tho holJ.up the ihroe
pushed back across III. Michigan line,
lrampiug forty or nfty milss. After
dividing their haul from tho Unitsi
States Express company, amounting to
over $4,000, they separated. Ate
Snnli.y went to northern Michigan,
while John and Brown went wes,. All
recently worked into their formei
hAunts near Alegan. John was killed
elk weeks ago while resisting arrest
Abs disappeared afIsr the attempt Il
rob the Michigan railway train. Brown
says he has his share OF the rpoils in'
vested, but refuses TO soy where anc
will give no account OF the two year
between the crime, TO which he con
feeHcy, aud the recent one. The thre'
held a well earned repulat on for year
~ bad men In both Indiana anu Mich
igan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-01
.yUoEsts Ar ruE OPERA.
They Create . Disturbance aud are
bItci.a by the roiice.

CHICAGO, Nov. i.-Fifty students Of
tho Norm western University wero
elected from the Chicago opera house
last night after the frat act for raising
such u disturbance that the curtain had
10 DO rung down. More than 100 OF them
occupied seals In the balcony, anu
when a member OF tho Merry WorlI
company walked on the ttsge carry ing
= crooked stick about when was tho
oolors OF the university, II was more
than the students couln stand, nnd
they Immediately let out their college
yoll. And they continued to do this
despite the efforts OF several police
officers anu the warnings Of the man.
ageT OF the house. Hats, canes, over
coats and various other articles were
thrown into the air only 10 fall on the
heads OF those below aud the whole
scene became one OF pnndsmo mum.
Tbs curtain was rung down and the
students were warned " the scene was
repeated they would be elected. Then
the curtain went up again aud II no
sooner did 40 than the tumult began
with renewed vigor. At the Gnu OF
tho act atty OF tns students were put
cut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-01

PARIS, Nov. In. Nigsu has ac-
orpted lhs portfolio o; Minister NJ hus.
babdty, aud ouly the office Of minister
u foreign Affairs, said 70 have been
rendered BaioB dc Coutcet, the French
ambassador In London, remains - bu
flied. The cabinet uocs not please
anybody, but II Ia undefetood II viii
receive the support Of the radicals aud
socialists while 10 lasts. which IL not
expected to be long.
NJ. DE Cfais, iormotly Fseuch am.
basssdor g London, II ~ Understood,
had declined tic portfolio VI minister
Of foreign Affair.
NJ. BerthsloI, who accepted tue port
folio OF minister OF education, has
been prevailed upon 10 take the port
folio OF minister Of foreign affairs. He
" life senator.
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Railway Notes.

Too Rio Grande has a special train
10 Bingham nj $3.50 ;his evening for
the accommodation OF the Trumbo
party.
Trllby and her fee, will arrive on tho
Union Pacific toinorrow morning.
Tho Rio GrAnao Ia considering
changes IN tbs time OF through trsinS,
uHt definite acton Ia deferred until thu
s1ut pru Pacific comes 10 some con-
clusion rs to the same subject.
expected that In q day or two
the Un,0n Pacific people hero will
iepslvs definite word as to the fast
trails g. DO put on between here aud
Chlc,so. The time Will be cut down
tlgnt hours between these Two points.
tho through train arriving here al
y. IN. Instead Of nj $40 am.
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"Holmes's own story" lssllnsu that hs
rot slme cnpy from Shoemskef.
Holmes,a Law yer, sui suus from Miss
Lons, the tvpewti,sr In ShOemnktt'd
Office, and published lu6t what he TO.
coivej.
Amy Long, the typewriter referred
60, ssid che received the manu'oflpl
from Shoemaker. 10 was IN pencil u
tho handwriting was unknown 10 Ger.
n sleclmen OF Holmon's hanJwtiiinR
was shown her, and shc iGentihod II
~ the s,ms. Detective Goyer, re-
called, taid he bad been seut 10
HOlmtt'. cell i've weeks ago TO see u
any qersOu was concealed there.
While making n search he came upon
the manuscript Of the book anu
brought II ~ tho district attorney.
Geyer also found In HOlme s's cell q
letter TO John King, ABOUT tho sails Of
the book
Tue commonwealth offered In owl.
denco letter., pspefn, pictures anu
Holiness bYOk, Rud rested,
Tue defence called Mite Yofko for
fscruss-examinatlon on the qu,s.lUn Of
,le marriage with Holmet, WHICH was
10. brought out IN tue sxaminsiisn
yesterday. Che DECLARED tina, when
she married him, she believed she " NJ
becoming bis lawful wife. Sue SAID
thsI In order 10 bfing about this MAJ
Tizgc, hs told her m .ther hat his
uuc,s died Hnd ltis him Ceftsla proper
i.s IN tuo hlutn, West aud Ia FOrs
W9itb, providing he took hiA unols's
name, Henry Mancill Howard. lie
sain no hsd no relatives livins excsp,
an aunt In Africa. He expl.in d
his taking the nams VI Pa {
In Fort Worth by saying that his bus =
slness complications required IT, MIS-
Yotke, at tue conclusion OF her testl'
mon laid her nesd va her hands on
tue back Of her char. Her presence
dld not move Holmes today.
The court 81 O'Clock took an hours
recess.
Lawyer ROWAN, counsel for Holmes,
said this afternoon that he expected TO
close his tids Of tho case In about two
hours, anu there was every probability
oi the case going to the Jury tonight
Upon reasscmblIng Of court MI
RJtsn advanced to the bar anu SAID;
ut 10 incumbent upon tue commOn-
wealth 10 prove murder beyond n tra.
sonable doubt. They have not done
~. They have proven that body was
iounJ, but not that anybody killed w..
We must therefore pray you to take
the case away from the jury, or give
thsm binding instructions."
"rhis IL 10 ridiculous," intetpoted
Gfahsm, "that 1 decline to argue It,"
"This 10 not the time to make a rul-
ing.n Judge Arnold decideu; al sx.
press no opinion. The jury must
deciJo after they near the evidence"
Then" coutinusi RJtan, "wc
must entreat your honor 10 grant us n
continuance OF at least an hour, IN
which TO decide upon Ihe line OF us'
Tense"
Grab am objected.
Judge Arnold told the counsel they
must make selection between cali
ing Witnesses or going 90 the IutJ
on the Argument alone. But he or
Jered u recess OF half an hour to yer
NIT them to confer with the prisoner
After council lasting fony-iiv
minutes, Rolan announced that tho ds
| feuse would Gall NO witnesses. IL wa
then agreed TO begin the argums nj
tomorrow morning.
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states circuit court on Wednesd y BY
N. II. bstinier, 81 Seattle, connected
WI h Dixtsr, Horton end oumpany,
barkoW. He seeks to collect on note
for s., 900 dus from the Q mpany. He
alleges that deio idant IL Indebted TO a
large number u 9ther nrms end cof-
pors:lons IN sums exceeding $50 900.
tn. fifri h branches at Penulet n
and La Grande in Oregon and also al
Bpoxans, Wash, aud at donesee,
Idaho. The value OF the assets, the
complainant Ia unable TO state with
any degree OF certsinty. w. ID. Aver
has been appolntsd receiver.
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ElNADA IN ALASKA
....,,,I,, Of tn, Frontier BY The
P''' p,nInIsn Government
,,,,,r,ns rrelos H'c" IN GOLD


AVA, oot, Nov Tine re-, rev.
ori av..l, has built quA''ei''
% .sI DpIls. and occupied posts .,."., .I
n'' i,'., ,Dl frontier on the disputed
n' A'' .',4,v claimed by the Uniiea
80 "i ,..'n, Inosn through the de-
sils' ISL :, m, interior aud tbs eu'-
V'i'n'' CO.. " interview. with several OF
i'H'' y. .Oi tho government. IL T"
he '',' y !, 's.. II any trouble occurs owe,
ealu'- .,,s,,. N. United States must
%, ,' @' "o,,lly responsible, owing TO
es h' nv in which past govern
~ ~ have dealt with tn. mai ~ 'V ,n.
nss m, United states siuo ~
icss n . ~. and to tho repes'ssu.
feloo ' " ,sse notice OF earnest sppn'
r,lsa y iInll,i States traders them
s'. ,.. a, prol,c,lon against we iA" IT,
, ,s and couIraband 'fsuins. ~
'sn'ss s,,.,nIsd hete is that wnen
ss' 49, ,,porl, Of the vast wealth o.
he ~ ~. Gid region was made pub
la' w. w. 'sh,rselsfistlc push and on.
nH ",alpg companies were iorn,eu
Yots. UnicagO. Boston. Ban
y ~ ,nI other centers, TO carry
fn.V ~, in The region. These oon-
90 usa .rss..I,d h the United stptes
s',snsOl TOT profession snd neees-
~. ss,ltes iacllltlss. Promises ~eIs
nY =, .uoes.lvs governments, but
..,,l,d out and A. . last resource
~ ~ $3.50, .ppe.lsd TO tho Canadian
Ss,,nnsnl ior pro,sclion. ma,
~, ,.,,,r are on die here. They
. ~. ih,lt reasons for sskina Cana.
- ipl,fysnuoD, that tho United
~, .a,botltle. would not tskc &C.
,,ss md iha, lhs territory whs within
T nv. jurisdiction. Finally q rep
,..ssi,tl,, vu scot hefe TO Interview
~ G,sailsn government. This was
A. n Hamilton, resident manager OF
r,n Csishy, the forty mile poet OF
~. Min American Transportation
ssnp,uy Of Chiesgo. ASS rosult OF
M. HamillonI mission, . squad OF
ns,,l ,,,lsfn mounted police was
,y,nlullly picked out ana dispatched
% lbs gold region under Inspector
C,s,lanlins, with orders to maintain
sI ,bd srdsL Inspector Constantine
vu luhhsf empowered 10 act nj col.
l,cor 81 customs, with stan Sergeant
Busp ~ sssi,tant for thn district.
F IDsy vss given full control along tue
C.bsal,a boundary from Mount Elias
y The arctic ocean, which compriscs
Il lhs bee, Of the gold regions 80 lar
s.p.cisJ, and permission TO build
,All nay 10 called y fort nj tbs juno.
/ boo d Forty Mills aud Yukon rivers.
Thh 10 . commanding position IN
lAs nlla Of . GOLD region where rich
tts dheo,ene, are b,ipg reported
t'sy DAY.
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csrn.ri. Woo, anu velvet.

CHICAGO, Nov. Tho discovery
has been made that Chicago mef.
chants have Q corner ON woolon plaid
goois and green vsl,e,s, tue combinR-
tons which hAve become this rage fof
women's wear recently. II IL hsiu that
New York AMI other merchants In this
east have already been asked 10 come
here TO get these goods aud ina, In
several Instances they have been COM
PEELED TO 20 into the retail market aud
pay retail prices.
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KILLED ny sNAKEs.
a Newly Married couple That HHd
E,cprd.

JFFFKRsosvILLE, Ind., Nov. L.
NorviIs smith and bridr, formerly
Miss Annie Day, met ~ horrible uea,h
lees than week after they wefs mar
ried. They eloped to this city as the
girl's father opposed the match ON ac-
count of Smiths poverty. Returning
to their home 10 Kentucky, not far
from Frankfort, they msved Into n
small house built ny Smith before the
sedding. Tue BRIDE father had fo-
fused ~ syoak TO them a. nfst but be-
com ng recsnciloJ, won't u tue cottage
TO take them home with him. lie
opened the door and TO his horror
i0und smith and his wife lying dead.
The room was literally aiive with
snakes. Nsighbora were summoned
n u tue snakes al last driven away OF
killed. The bodies wee removed an1
u was found that the house had been
erected over bed OF snakes where toe
reptiles collected for the winter.
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"wuArNUnBEn. PLEAsEY"
Insc, ofshe EsribauvL. In Chicsgo ON
the Iei' phoas.

CHICAGO, Nov. l.-"what humber,
plras.2" several SCORES OF "hellO"
employed by the Chicsgo Telephone
company tried 10 cry into 1000 tcle.
phones at exactly $3.50 o'clock ysster.
Jay. The earthquake shock felt In
Chicago At that time had = peculiar
aud unprecedented effect upon the
apparatus OF the telephone company.
TRe compsGy has 10000 Subscribers
Ia Chicago aud any oo- who could
have arranged himssli 80 a. TO be- In all
tho exchange oiiiees Of the company nj
tho same Iims would have thought
1000 angry suuscrihers wanted TO he
In connection with another subtcrlb-
or. Esch telephone belonging to the
COMPANY Ii represented In the .K.
change office by an anuncistor drop.
Whom QUE OF these falls tho girl knows
u call Is made. Theee drops arc held
up by hooks and nj 6!O7 s.m.the en-
tifo 10000 foil and the exchange
girls failed 10 understand tho call. Al
first they tried TO answer them but
failed IN attending to tho whole batch.
they simply awaited Developments and
an pothing further developed, the
drops were replaced.
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alleged Briti.h spy ns,ss.sa.

wAuKEoAs, ILL.,, Nov. l-woId
has bsen ioceivei thst Alexander
Sutherland, formerly OF this county
who was twice arrested In GustsmaIa,
Central America. as u British spy, has
finally secured his release through e.
forts OF the United States minister. He
has an exciting experience. being
shipwrecked on tho way there. anu
had great trouble In getting released.
His relatives here proved his citizen
ship and secured government aid for
his release.
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Injured In a Runaway.

Yest,rdaya young man residing at
Mil Creek haa narrow escaps from
death by runaway. He was driv wing
Aloug when one OF the lines broke.
lie walked cut upon the tongue OF tue
wagon TO secure the lines snd control
tie animals when hs fell OF and
down between the horses. lilo was
Kicked az apj bken hcme by Mr..
Joan Maxwell, wnO iouad tao young
,nab very severely kicked, cut and
bruised. His name could not be-
learned.
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Aali-saieon Army.

BLooMINoTos. H., Nov. 1.-The
anti.saioon army IL this name OF a new
order which has been organized here
tor semi-politlcal purposes anu whose
intention 10 TO 20 into all parts OF the
Union. The headquarters have been
established in this city. n. p. Faris, n
prominent citizen OF Clinton, Mo-, 10
the or ginRtor Of the scheme. He con-
oeiysd tho thought some time ago that
au Organization timilAI to the A. T.. A.,
but with It's forces directed against tue
saloon would DO u powerful and uscful
organization Ia prohibition work.
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New YURS, Nov. IA special to
tho Herald from Warrington sayi;
Information has reached Washington
that the membsrs Of the Nicsra iusu
canal commission will sign today Orr.
day) their report on their inspection OF
the proposed route OF the water way
and send II at once TO tho state de-
paIimsut. II In generally believed
here that the report 10 favorable to the
construction OF tho canal under gov
eminent management. II 10 thought
tho estimate Nm to its prospective cost
will be- about 800, 00O, 700.
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Railroad Extension.

SEDALrA, NO., Nov. 1.-The Kansas
City extension OF the Missouri, Ksnsas
and Texas Rsilway company from n
point on the main line iour miles south
Of Green Ridge, 70 Holden, Johnson
county, hiss been completed. The OK
tension giveh this Missouri, Kansas anu
Texas entrance over its own line into
Kansas City. from 81. Louis and will,
it 10 said, result In a fierce competi.
tiOn with tho Missouri Pacific.
Through trains will be- running In ten
uavB.
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NEW York, Nov. LA special to
the world from kipgstou, Jamacis,
says; The steamer Lsursis, though
strongly suspected OF being hllbuster
WAS not detained here.
The government took no action In
her case becsuse she 10 an American
ship.
This Is the vessel, which It 10 report
ed landed Cespedss and twenty men
with nm immense quantity Of arms anu
ammunition near GIsutanamo last
SUNDAY, Her captain and other
officers deny everything although
several rliiss supposed to be sampler
OF those carried ~ Cubs, were found on
board,
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Still Another.

There is ,till another Industry started
10 this city, the cultivation and pat.
ronagso q which will cause oonsidsr-
able money TO rsmA'n here. MIR. DIR.
Gill sr., has commeaesd the manufnc-
lurs Of stove polish, shoe backing.
wRIh bluiDg ami liquid glue, all OF
which are superior ArIiclss.