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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-20

his party was a candidate for President
mere would be no question OF the
ilreign policy in the campaign, for on
that the American people were united.
Nor would they be deferred by any
conspiracy Of foreign capitalists 10 de.
pross American stocks. II any STOCKS
IN WAL street had gone down, they
were stocks that deserved 10 90 down.
riilmsn, (DemuctAi, \. C.) asked
Chandler whether, n the resolution
passed by the Senate aud gold reserve
eisappeafed, he would stlll vote for the
RESOLUTION.
Chandler said that was the ssme old
disposition OF tue PoPullsts to mix
questions.
81 am not q PopullsL" said Tlllmsn.
~ lear cd my politics from Jefferson,
Calhoun and LinUoln.D
Chandler said all drew thoir inapira-
tlons a. m lDote slurecs sud answering
the question, said he would vote for
any sacrifice to sustain the national
honor.
The Senate finally laid the CONF
mitiee'a amendments on the table and
the Housu bill was passed. The vote
WA unanimous.
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INDIANA LOYAL LEGION.
President CisyeIsnd's Attitude En.
Enthusiastically IndsFssd.


EVANSVILLE, Ind, Dec. 2O.--The
annual meeting OF the Indians Loyal
Legion wAS hold here last night. Al
most a full attendance was present,
and thirteen new candidates woto &c.
copied. A banquet was held at the
81. George hotel, with 800 present, at
which the following resolutions were
adopted with deaicning ApplAussi
ResOlved, by tho Indiana com.
mandery OF the military order NJ the
Loyal Legion OF tue United Slater,
that the position assumed by this
governmsnt with England on the
Ven,zusl.n question In endorsed.
Resolved, In the enioToems nj OF the
Monroe doctrine We nre not members
Of political organizations, but Am-ri-
cans Jealous Of European aggtandlzs.
ment, and determined 10 Tsslst all
mohRrchiAl encrOaehmcnt on the
Wsstoru hemisphere.
Resolved, That We demand that our
government fscede not from ita poet.
Ton with England, but firmly anu
with force, II necessary, compel n rec
ognition Of the Monroe doctrine.
Resolved, That a copy Of these TCso-
lutions be forwarded 10 the President Of
the United States.
General Lew Wallace was yehen.
entity applauded whsn no said:
"Ihe Monroe uOctrine ID the glove
OF ohallenvs thrown 10 all the great
powers OF Europe. lfone accepts tho
gage II will In all likelihood DO with
most OF the others In the alliance. That
Lord BAiiabury took six months 10
compose his response, II Ia reasonable
to believe his lordship consumed three
months locking for allies In cate he re-
fused 10 afbltrsts. England Ia arms
against US IL oDs thing, all Europe,
With this exception VI RusSlA ~ an
other.
"Hors IA the conolusionI II We must
fight Wlth Il could DO with England
alone. Not that Il would be an easy
affair n tho duel were single handed,
bat that IL would be n com vi, II Afjsir-a
nnaliIy. IL would go hard with ia at
first, bur ws would not be idle Before
q year thore would bo no BuIlIh com.
msrcV, tho Interpretation OF which
IA simply universal British
bankruptcy, and al the end, a. SEQ n,
we would own sysry thing on this slide
the globe, from the Gulf OF Mexico
10 tue North Pole. soo0nd, Russia
would DO established in ConstAutinople
and hurrying the conclusion In
Bditsh lnaia. IL MI depends on the
cOnslAnCy OF our people; II they endure
And 70 ErimIy on, ihs hour will oome
whso Wa can efieotually wake the
democracy Of England"
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A rRAvELrIe, AnrENruRra.


VIM. Preston HRTrison'. Marrow
Escape frsm Canatbai..
San Francisco, Cal, Dec. "a
WIN. Preston Harrison, son OF the
late Mayor Harrison Of Chicago, who
has lus, returned from ycAf's cruibo
among the South Sea Islands, has
many inturestlng stories 10 tell VI his
voyage. Besidcs narrowly escaping
death ut the hands Of oannibalH in the
Solomon lslandt, he had numerou
other startling experiences.
"a native may take you into his
house at night aud treat you tho best
kind" no said. ole will never molcsl
you there on tho score Of hospitality,
sud you can remain there AMI be per-
ioc.ly sale. Nevertheless, tho next day,
after you start away, Nc IN Just As
liable ~ not 10 OyeTtako you anu knock
you on the head with his elub. Tho
soelaf ethics are then OF, n 10 may be
oontideted that being boiled In the
hesd-takefs pot IL not n social affair.
81 saw IN some places ha many
a. tevsnty'tiyo akullsn In "a place,
all telioa Of the head.huniop. There
were many places where Huoh lots OF
brave had taken, tho higher ho was
esteemed. They hold tho heads Ia the
same estimation ~ an Indian does his
scalp. They add renown TO him nc.
c0Tding ~ tho number he has. As long
NJ this state OF ieeling prevails, II eau
DO soen that II will not stop.
81 went down TO the Pacific ISLANDS
largely for pleasure, but intending b
az
I had worked very hard while Ia
Chicago AMI wanted n good rsst. The
island life IL 80 peculiar chat / fell In
With the Island ways anu did no work
at all.
al discarded all clolhss, except a
native gnrnUnt about my loins, ana
lot my beard grow long Illl got back
TO byiney. While going naked the
sun burned my back tlll II became OK.
ooedingly sore aud tho skin peeled oil
10 patches. Finally II healed up aud
got ~ hard anu as impsTylous 10 the
suns rays NJ that any native.
~ went About ~ much vs. 1 dared
on the islands and much more than
would do again. 10 In down there as IL
was once on the western plains and
mountains with the Indians. You get
accustomed 10 tho DAGGER ana don't
always think - muon about II ~ you
ought l wouldn't 20 through again
what | have this lime for anything Ia
the world.
~ alsO spent considerable time dur
Ing my eUsence In tho interior OF
Samoa. ] slept night after night with
Malleton, rAmAsese and other chief
tAlns. They told mo a great deal about
10
and IL may come soon, Whsn / left
tho king and different ohles, was
fairly loaded down with presents. a.
was 20 facinatlng there that would
Ito 10 40 back, but I don't care 10 see
any more Of the Solomon itlRnioro."
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
Asstmblave ~ Attoraeys-Short Orders
$4,000 Damage suit

A large number Of attorneys a..
ssmblud before Judge Merritt in the
rooms 0f the Supreme court this morn.
ing. The gathering was called for the
purpose Of consulting and suggesting
as TO tho disposition OF all case, now
pending, and to determine rs to what
courts they should be transferred upon
the advent Of statehood. Oplnions
were expressed by Attorneys Pierce,
Richards, Powers and oIhsrs, but
nothing OF definite nature was
brought out and an adjournment was
taken until Monday morning at 10
O'Clock.
Tomorrow morning the Supreme
court will convene.
SHORT ORDERS.
Pioneer Nurseries Co. We David Day;
order that on death OF defendant Mrs.
Elizabeth Radon, adminislraIriI, DO
substituted.
Joseph T. Kingsbury vs. J. NJ. Ken
nedy OF al; order made for publication
VI summons.
J. +, Hamilton ct nj w John Il.
Dooly; order granting plaintiff ten
days in which to die bill OF sIosp.
tons.
DeseTet National bank vs. Little,
Roundy 4 Col order approving report
and account OF receiver.
Frank Thompson OF al vs. Il. 3.
Bishop et al; Judgment by dStaulI,
$4,000 DAMAGE SUIT.
Mary A. Andrews vs. MeTcur Gold
Mining and Milling company, is the
title ota $4,000 dAmHgo suit which
has been died In tbs Third district
court The cass involves the death OF
W. J. Andrews, plaintiffs husband,
who was Killed by cAve-ln In the
Nlnrod No. tunnel At Mercur, on the
9th day OF October last.
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MOETGOMRkY, Mo-, Dec. 2O,-Rain
has icon iaIing for iorly.elghI hours,
and creeks arc ovsfhowinE the bottom
lands. Much damage has been done 10
corn In shocks. w. II, and Jane. w.
Harvey, who were Ia camp Ia Lutrs
Bottom, i've nilss west Of here, where
they arc running a saw mill, were
aroused from slumber by n food Of
water in their tent They started for
their hoIsss, but before reaching Ihom
we're sDguifsd In three feet Of water.
They olamhered 10 tue roof OF tue eta
bio, where they pefohsd until rescued.
Parties here from Spring River report
having rescued flvs men, ono woman
end two children who were water
bound.
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VENEZUELAN HILI..
Agreed Upsn by she senate Cammitt..
On EsrsiEn Rotations


On HsrstEu Rotations
WAHHIEoTOs, ID. O.. Dec. 20.-At
ll;60 tbs foreign relations committee
OF the Senate. which Bas under con.
siIeTation the commission bill suQ-
gestsd by the President, adjourned.
A virtual agreement was reached as
to what should be done. The bill with
some amendments will PROBABLY pass
today. Tue time limit suggested by
senator Lodge yesterday will not be
acceptable W the House asa will moi
be pressed. The amendment having
for Ito effect the confirmation OF IN,
commission by tho SENATE, will be
agreed TO and accepted by the House,
An amendment Will also be made
that the investigation shall bs TO asoer-
tain tho facts and not determine ths
boundary line, NJ the bill now pro.
vidsa.
The committee also agreed 10 REQ.
ommend that the commission oouid
consist OF three PERSONS and that the
section OF the revised statutes whioh
provides that no person shall draw two
silariee from the goVerh ment shall moi
apply In these appointments. Tt,is
last amendment is intsnded 10 permit
ihs AnpoininasEi OF psrsOns NOW hold.
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Essta Causes AIaEn.

NEW York, Dec. 2O.-A special to
tho World from San Salvador saysi
"rhs government Ia greatly alarmed
about reports Of tho movements OF
EEeta. IL IL known that no has secured
a small steamer with which Il IL ex,
pscled an effort will be made ~ lanu a
body Of insurgents equipped with a
large supply OF ammunition. EEota's
friends say they are now Ia possession
Of the war material that thS Mexican
government took from EEsla al AGA.
pulc0. Tho government 10 dispatch.
Ing troops TO different partb Of the
country.
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BOWLING GREEN, No., Dsc. Co.
The defense tn Ihe case NJ DE-. HoaTns,
charged viii tue murder Of Amos /.
5tillWe.l, having rested, the state
today began taking TobutIRl tsttimon y.
A number Of Witnesses were exam
med, but nothing new or oil vital Im-
porIanoe was brought out.
Judge Rey gave Instructions to the
Jury al the conclusion OF which tbs
ilnal arguments began. Col. Giles for
the state was the first to speak. The
case probably will 80 10 the jury to-
morrow.
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ON OUsA.
General csmpos decides on "Hsroic.'
Measures a gAtnst the Insurgents,

ScHeroi Nauipos heoAdsn On "herotc.'
nsesuTes against tho Insurgents.
KEY WEST, Fla, Dec. 20.--Advioss
from Havana state that CHmpos will
make desperate efforts 10 break tue
power OF the insurgents. He has de-.
tormined 10 ioros The fighting because
OF urgent orders from Madrid. The
cabinet has informsd CsmPos that IN.
losh decisive victories are won over the
Insurgents II will DO impossible for
bpalnto procure money 70 maintain
her army on the lhland. The minister
Of finance has said that tbs Spanish
treasury IL empty and ths insuIgs nts
have made auoh a showing that 1t ia
impossible TO float q new loan In any
European capital.
In view Of this Camps IL plainly
told that unleab the rebellion IL brokon
shortly, spain had as well Withdraw
from the Island. Campos nas therefore
resolved upon heroic measures. Ii Nv
sald he has Instructed spanish officers
TO give no quaTlsfs 10 Cub.Ds In arms,
anu TO tfeat non-oombstanls as msTci-
lessly NJ la the last revelation. Much
excitement prevails In Havana over n
report that great hnttls would ooou 2
near MAlaBzaa witbin tWsnty.iour
hours. 1t wa sinted that 1000 Span
iATds under General PandO were iaolng
5000 Cubans under Aaoeo, anu news Of
4 collihlon IL monentaTily expected.
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log positions under tbs government ~
mumuets Of tho commission.
the Venezuelan bill, "a amended
by tho foreign relations committee,
wiilrsad ~ follower
THAT the eum OF one hundred
thousnnf fHIlars, or 10 much thereof as
may b. n, csssaty, b., and the same
"a hereby Appropriated Tor the expenses
~ com misalOn 10 oousist Of three
membefe 10 be appoiutei by the Ptesi-
deaf, by aud with she advice anu con.
sent u the senate, 70 Investigate and
report 10 him the facts 10 fossrd 10 the
glVisiotal line between tbs republic oil
Ns1etucls AMI British GUAM, Pro.
vidrf jhHi section of an act approved
July ~, 1894, mak'rr appropriation
Tot the legislative unj judicial expenses
Of the government, shall not apply 10
any cnmmissluutts.
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hOLOMONviLLE, AriI., Dee. ia
Dispatch received here TO-DAY by Col.
sumner from the commander at Fort
Bayatj, says that n report had reached
Fort Bayard ihata heavy Indian Trail
had been discovered near Alma, y. NJ.
Tbs trail was followed aud the Indians
oveftakcn. There was fight aud tie
puTsuors were fepulsed. a party Of
hitcen armed men from Alma again
took Tue trail, which was going In the
direction OF Cllflon. IL this report II
true, the Indians making the trail may
10 the oneh vino had tue trouble with
ella county officers on Clblquo creek
two weeks ago.
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Probate COnrt.

There was but one order made In
tho probate court today.
In the matter OF the estate OF VIM.
Morris, deceased; notice was given
chat Elias Motrie, administrsIor, has
rendered Tor settlement bis account OF
administration. Tuesday, December
3lst, was set Tor the date OF settlement
Ot said account.
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NEW HOHiS, Dec. gO.-A dispatch
10 tAu Wurid rom Kingston, JamAlcs,
sayt: Several hRJ ten strangers have
arrived here, aud d, II supposed tha,
they have some COuutC iuu vita n pro.
jur'ud Invasion uf "A iyll, which Ii
expected 10 take place Ia January.
Adviots from Hayti say that Hippo.
lyie's anxiety about the political Hiiua-
tiUn there Il increasing Hnd that he IL
troubled with insomnia aud In restless
anu Irritable.
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A BESyIH PIRR.
Onioes Of the Evening Post aud Other
Embellishments Destroyed.

Onioes Of the Evening" Post aud other
Embellishments Destroyed.
DENVER, Colo, Dec. 9O.--Fire broke
out IN the two.,tory building occupied
by Charles A. Estes Snos company,
lOll Sixteenth stree, at $3.50 this
m0Tning anu Immediately communl.
Gated 10 the buildings on either side
occupied by the Evening Post Pub
Listing Co., 1913 Sixteenth street, Hnd
Babc0ck BroIhers, hats and caps, 1908
Sixteenth street.
The IRE spread with great rnpidlty
and Us II was In tbs heart VI the busi.
ness district general alarm wsa
turned In. The flto WAS gotten under
control Ut o a.m., alter guItiug the 90.
Adjustments OF the Estes Shoe COM
pany, Babcock Brothers, Tucker
Btotnofa, gents furnishing goods, 1907
Sixteenth street, and damaged the
stock OF the 5chotz Drug company,
corner OF CurIis anu Sixteenth street,
and the editorial and composing looms
Of the Post. Tho losses ana insurance
arc a. follows: Baboook BrothoTs, loss
sos, 900; insurance $4,000. Estes
Shoe company, loIa S2b, 900, partly In.
sursd. Tucker Brothers. loss SIS, 600;
Insurance $4,000. SchOllz Drug com.
pAny, loss ON stock 81. 900; covsrea by
Insurance,
A number OF oGiess In the second
story Of tho buildings were Aiso dSi.
tT0yed.
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CHICAGO, Doc. 2O.--A special 70 the
lntut.OgUAu from Paterson, n. j.,
aayi: Gas man v.s sIuU8i iustAutIy
Killed aud ten srrsouH seriously he
JurUd, one oi them isusliy, IN coliluion
tnat occurred yo'lufify sn the Hobo.
Ken. Paterson d. Pusaic Trolley liue
near Cllit1u, "a suItt distance fran
here. The man killed. was rnumas
Murray, twuniy'nuvsn years old, u
lhIs nlIN.
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soSEY Toa utxico.
Representative 81 untpsto Arrives
van siA,oOo,ODO.

MTNiC) CiTY, Duc. .J.-rhe mlsi
imptttant deals when have boun made
Ia Mexico Tor many years are being
made. A. &. Butler, oi South Africa,
arrived n few daye ago with letter Of
credit TO lhe amount VI $4,000, 900
Barney BarnaiO, Cecil Rhodes aud
tho Hothfchilit. Ho was given q
cordial reception by President Ditz
aud the result Of hls visits the invest.
mout Of several million dollsrB In the
drainage tunnel, which the govern.
mont has uoder wa, and In the city
water woke. Mr. Batter has also
itk0n an option upon the street rail-
way Fys en- for $1,000, 200. This In
oludsa the entire stfeot oar service, not
only of the city, but Of the icuotAl
district The same parties arc attempt.
ing TO buy up the copper properties In
the county, aud 10 expected before
tue deal II closed there will be- several
millions mora VI "Ksnit" money In.
vested.
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ANXIOUS ToE BuSRAVEN.
BaEiishmsn ThinL lie Msy Prseipi
tate the war.

New York, Dec. Goa dispatch
TO the World from London Gays.
There 10 no more general comment
In London over the Venezuelan con.
tTovsny than uron iulponible effect on
Lord Duntayan's reception in New
Ysrk. Ho has been seriously advised
by friends not 10 50, lstt not only
might he DO subjected TO personal nj.
lteatmSnt from excited New York
patriots, bot lest his sustained aceusA-
lion OF fraud against the Defender
syndicate might lead 10 serious inter.
national compllosiiont-miEht,i Indeed,
sefvs as "a spsrk 10 the tindor blazing
int actual warfare. Nevertheless o. o
Worlds Queenstown Correspondent
ielegTaphs that his loTdsnip,
Arthur Glennls, and Joe Atquith,
sailed by the reulonio In good spirits.
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80, 600 DAMAGE EUIT.
Inauguration Rehearsal.

The rehearsal Tor the grand inaugur-
alton chorus will take place on Thurs
day next In the TAbsrnacle, Mt 1880 D.
m. All patriotic singers are Invited 10
come anu join with the choir on that
OCcABlon,
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HAYwAnD's srArEHEaI
Coutrndicisd Regarding the PasA
tsna woman.


Los AHuELEs, Cal, Deo. gl.-The
story told ~ Harry Hayward, recent y
executed NJ Minneapolis tor the muir.
der VI Niles Ging, regarding the muir.
dor VI Pasadena woman i've yeafs
ago by him, l. thought 10 be entirely
false. Od citizens nero fail 10 recall
any myslerilus disappearance, or suu.
plcious circumstances surrounding thu
departure Of auy PasatcnA gifi ftom
Tue ely ~ any time, anu think thst
Hayward deliberately iAltiiiud. There
AfB these VINO declare that ~ II barely
possible shat such murder might have
been committed, anu ita victims have
icon winter tourists here, bat invest .
CATION fails to unuarth even n suspicious
cifcumbIauce that would connect Hay
wurI VITA n murder unfu.
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sIIrsr Nn,n m m. n.nni..

WAsHiN0rON, DBe. 2O.-The Hmi
silver vote ll tho Senate mas Just bsen
lakou, on Iuotiona to refer 10 the
hntnce committee Allsna silver bill,
directing ~ inquiry ~ 10 the advisa.
nilily oi opening tho minis 10 free
coinage, In Wow OF tho strained relA-
tiona over Venezuela. The motion
was defeated, yes "a; nays 80; the
silver mon voting no.
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A Mr.i,hr I.n.I.r nnhh.h.

GUATEMALA, Dec. 2O.-Leopold
stein, a wealthy jsvcler, while on bic
way ~ this city, was robbed, Of .
large quantity OF jewels valued ut
about 100000. He Ia. brought the
matter " the attention OF the govern.
meat through tho German minister.
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NEW YORK, Dec. COL. Won Hofi.
man q Go. ssy they Will ship tomor-
row tl,5OO,OOO gold. Muller, BohAII
q Co. will snip 5000, 900.
L.Hzard Frefss will ship 800, 900 gold
tomorrow.
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ADMIT. she Harder.

ct. LOUIS, Dec. 2O.-A few minutes
altar milniEh,, Charles Moses. whose
divorced vile was found dead In tho
street last hight, was captured In the
rear OF his mothers hsuso on Grove
street. He wbs locked up In the
Foursa district station. He admits
the murder and says no was impelled
TO the Aci by Jealousy.
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TMsaiI M.s Psri.hsd.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Dec. 2O.-In
an explosion u nrp damp this morning
In the mines Of tho Dayton Coal 4
Iron company at Dayton, Tenn,
twenty men are supposed TO have per.
ished. Five bodies have bsen taken
o.'.
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RussIA's PEACEFUL ATTITUDE.

ST. PETERsBUHu, Dec. 20.-Rusaian
HewspHpers generally discuss tue Won.
eluSlau question and oKpIeas = belief
that II will have n pacific issue.
The Novosit considers tho position
assumed by the United States In con.
tiict with the interest OF the whole vi
Europe, and suggests that the media.
ton OF certain European powers anu a
new ana peaceful ssitismsnt, there.
fore, be- oppoTtnnH.
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wAsIuNuToS, Dec. 8O.-rhs Prssl.
Dent Las ssnt another message to
Congress oonotrning tho financial
situation.
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nA,sAcnEp my AnnrNIAN,.
TutIsish soldiers Reported Beyont
thsir urac o. Dead.

CoNsfAN1iR0rLE, wa SOMA, Dec.
20--An olncisl uspatch from Zsli0un
sag the AfmenIapa there on sulusy
LASS masincfod all The Turkish sollisIs
impfieoned In the town. This pfphn.
by ioiefs 10 the four huuutud Iufklsn
iroois captured whtu thc uprising
nnt occurred, although 10 has been
announced that al the soldier, except
uine, WHO were dead, hal boon 10.
leased.
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nESTUcKY AUTHORIZATION.
A TounE Girl Murdered Probably BY
Her Cousin.

LEXINGTON, KY, Dsc. 20,-One o.
tho mos, tsTribls as9Rsslnations ever
known 10 Kentucky was the murder
o; Anna B,lio 3 einbsrgeT, by her
o1nsin, hooker StsInberger, nj her
homo In tbs sonthagn part Of Barren
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Baron Rsthsohild discussing the
situation said to representative Of the
Associated Pfeti; "Efom a business
point Of view vpibions cannot diiier.
All want 10 peace"
Tbs continental opinion continues
10 support Great Britain and this
naturally 10 made the most OF by the
English newspapers. Oaly tho Rus.
elan opinion, thus far received, has
boen nOn-cOmmlttal.