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FOR iRELAND'S CAUSE.
O'Neii Ryan Indicates the oeasrnA Fur
rose of Io-Day's Conveatisa-

O'Neii Ryan Indicates the oenernl Eur-
rose of To-Day's convsatisa.
Chicago, Sept 23.-The great nation
nj convention of Irish societies will Do
opsned In the Young Mems Christian
association hall at 10 o'clock to-moc-
row morning with a large represen-
tation of Irlshmen from all parts Of
the country.
The convention will last three days.
one general object is the formation o(
united open organization for the fur
therance OF the Irish cause. 1t h BE-
lleyed the convention will serve to ~
yiye interest and infuse new life into
the Irish cause. both In America and
Great Britain. Among the many dis
tinguished delegates already here h
o'Nen Ryan Of st. Louis. Mr.. Ryan.
who was one Of the signers Of the ON
cial call for the convention. and -
ex.vice president Of the Irish NAtion-
FL league, was asked to indicate the
general and special purposes OF TIE
convention to-day. Mr.. Ryan said: 1T
Is a convention called by the leading
men Of the Irish race who have ceased
10 have confidence In the effort OF the
British parliament TO obtain Tor us or
rights. We wish to make known our
desires and our demaOis through the
fundamentally OF this conventions;
then we shall await the outcome. We
wish to arouse the Irish movement
from the lethargy into which 1t has
been allowed to fall these past four or
Ave yelrs. The general principle
which we advocate. and for whtch
| believe the convention will declaro.
Is the complete independence Of the
Irish peopie."
Considerable comment Is being
aroused by the fact that among the
50 delegates from New York city. who
have arrived. are jeremiah o'Donovan
Rossa and p. ]. p. lyman. lyman Be-
came celebrated in iss2 as the Mum
Der One" having In charge the re
movaI Of government officials In Ire
land
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-24
SWIFT ETHEL WYNN
She Defeats the British Spruce ". by
Z Minutes Al Seconds.
ABOUT THE DALLAS FIGHT
II Is Possible Something May Arise
to Throw the Proceedings
Out-Horse Racing and
Popular Sports.

OYSTER Bay. N. Y. Sent. ss.-The first
race of the match. the best three out
of five. between Ethel Wynn of the
Indian Harbor Yacht club and Spruce
Nv. OF the Mlnima Yacht club. was
sailed to-day after SATURDAYS fuke.
Ethel wynn won very easily. she beat
Spruce Nv. by seven minutes. Al sec.
onds. over n course that began with
n run 10 leeward for three miles and
Included a heat bark on the second
leg and rcpetitlon ot eight, lengths
"a rata the fu,i a,,,arca a, 10 r,,,es
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JUDGE JENKINS ORDER.
He Has shown That He Maintains JurIs-
dlction Over tho Receivers.

lt INV cuOWH mt ne NA1lntntn4 Iurfs-
diction Over tho Receivers.
Milwaukee. Sept. 23.-All double Of the
intention OF Judge Jenkins to maintain
jurisdiction over the Northern Pacific
receivership and of the receivers &C.
knowledging his jurisdiction and dis
regarding the order of the Seattle
court. were removed to-day, when
Judge Jenkins entered an order re-
curing all parties with preferential
claims arising from the receivers op-
Grafton of the Wisconsin Central lines
and terminal properties in Chicago TO
make answer to the petition OF the re-
ceivers. regarding adjustment claims.
by Nov. /.
The petition is, In effect, that the
court divide the claims equitably be-
tween the Northern Pacific and the
Wisconsin Central, and the Chicago 4.
Northern Pacific, and that in the
meantime the receivers be given per-
mission TO pay out a large sum of
money. Al through. the petition shows
total disregard OF the order OF the
Seattle court. and II IS evident that
the receivers have elected to have the
question Of jurisdiction passed on in
this way. The question OF jurisdiction
will be raised as to the right Of the
court to allow the receivers 10 deal
with such large sums as are involved,
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Tho Gun Challenger,

London. Sept. al. NJ. Soper. yacht
designer. came to London to-day and
had a conference with Charles Day,
Rose regarding the details of the
yacht with which II Is proposed to
challenge for the America cup. n
was agreed to communicate with the
secretary Of the Royal Victoria Yacht
club, who will cable the yacht club as
follows: "My challenge will read: In
behalf of the Royal Victoria Yacht
club, and in the name OF C. d. Rose.
member. challenge to sail a series Of
races for the Americas cup against any
yacht or vessel built in the United
States. The length at load water line
will be SO feet. 1t Is a rig cutter. The
challenge to be absolutely uncondi-
tional"
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AN iTINERANT EVANGELIST.


KILLED by n Failing Rock.
Special Dlspatch to the Standard.
Boise. Idaho, Sept 23.-An itinerant
preacher named Rice. and his wife.
who arrived here Saturday. are about
to disrupt the city government. They
attempted TO hold street services Sat-
urday night and were arrested. They
appealed to the crowd and an effort
was made to take them away from the
officers. The police were determined
and the rescuers fell back. A riot was
narrowly averted. Sunday they were
again arrested. The mayor ordered
Them released and the chief refused
This has caused big row. Rice and
his wife are from the coast and are
headed for Salt Lake and Denver He
is a long-haired chap and calls himself
the cowboy preacher"
Walter Dunstan. a timberman at the
Trade Dollar mine. Silver county. was
killed to-day by a large rock falling on
his head. He is 40 years old and no
relations here. He Is supposed 10 have
brother In California. The rock that
fell and struck Dunstan was more than
500 pounds in weight. He was fright
ful sight when picked up.
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IT LOOKS DUBIOUS.
Complications ArisIng which May De-
clare the Bls Fight ON.

New York. Sept. ga local paper
says: Manager William A. Brady has
Just made a very frank statement of
the pugillstic situation. He said
There IL not a thing in the world
would hesitate to do to keep Jim from
getting defeated. would stop at moth
ing; refuse to accept any referee. start
a riot or anything, no matter how dcs-
peratc. rather than let Corbett &c
down. You can bet your life that Il
he is not in condition he will not enter
the ring" Added to this. Fitzslmmons
positive statement made just before
the Australian boarded his special car
en- route for Texas. that he would no,
fight Corbett unless either paid $4,000
or assured that the kaleidoscope COM
pany would not be allowed to photo.
graph the contest. makes the situation
exceedingly dubious.
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Clcyeland,. New Order.

Washington. Sept. es.-The presidents
new civil service order affecting consuls
lsuued to-day Is as follows;
Executive Mansion, Sept. 20. iS95.-I.
being cs great importance that the con-
suls ani commercial agents OF the Un.-
tel States Ehan possess proper qual.fica-
tons Tor their respect-ye positions. to
be asceria.ned through a satisfactory
record OF previous actual service under
the department OF state, or through ap-
pre- pirate examination. It Is hereby ORDER
ed that any vacancy IN a consulate or
commercial agency now or hereafter ex-
sting. the salary OF which Is not more
than $500 nor less than $1,000 for the
compensation, what Is derived from OIL
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IT'S NOW CARRiSoNED.
Fort Harrison Receives ~, soldiers From
O,d Fo-; AZ IN -abolne.
al Dispatch 10 the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. Sept accompanies r and B.
Twenty-sccond United States Infantry.
arrived to-day from Fort Ass.nabolae and
Fort Harrison Is now garrisoned. The
soldiers are greatly pleased with the
change and are delighted with Their
quarters. Scores Of The blue coats are
on the streets % Helena tonight. The
nag will aot be raised until wednesday.
when a great reception vii he given the
soldiers by the people OF Helena.
Company ID also arrived from Fort As
s,nabolne but left tbs evening for Fort
Keogh. where e vii be joined by COM
pany A. Both companies will proceed 20
For, Yaies.
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At San Francisco.

San Francisco. Sept. 23.-Results at
the Bay District track to-day are as
follows: Six furlongs-Agitator won.
Coleman second, Mendocino third,
time. lI5h; six furlongs-olivia won,
time. l:l5ts. Five and one-half fur
longs-Tim Murphy won. Duchess OF
Towers second. Candor third: time,
l.O6is. Mlle-Mamie Scott won. Neph-
ew second. Nellie G. third. time, IAN.
Mile and seventy yards-Remus won.
Little Bob second, Charmer third; time.
IAN, beating the California record
half q second.
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AZ Cincinnati.

Cincinnati. Sept. 23.-In the first race
at Oakley to-day the judges took down
Irving from Judge Denny and put up
r. Isorn. declaring all bets OF and Civ.
ing 90 minutes for new books Three
long shots and two fayorites won.
Six furlongs-osxcgo won, Judge
Denny second. Martin third; time. 11s.
Six furlongs-G. Cox won. King Elm
second. Sprlngvaie third; time. 1l5h
Six furiongs-Preterder won. wiid Fire
second. Start third; time. 1:l5A. Purse,
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A Driver suspends !.

Sioux City. Sept. 23.-Bob Knebes.
the noted American horseman who
was arrested In Germany for alleged
ringing" OF horses there, has received
notice that he has been expelled from
the American Trotting association. The
expulsion is the result OF the trouble
In Germany. Knebes sald to-day that
he would protest the decision OF the
board. Knebes has run a number OF
horses entered In the Sioux City fair
races, and has been driving on asso-
citation tracks all summer
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Baltimore. Sept. 23.-Manager Han
lon Of the Baltimores said to-day that
he was confident his team would win
the National league pennant. He ex-
poets to capture three games from the
Philiies and to lose not more than two.
II any. to New York. He does not be-
lieve the western clubs are throwing
games to Cleveland. but thinks Pitts
burg might have used some other
pitcher on Saturday besides Moran,
who had pitched on the Thursday be-
fore,
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No Deed Ye. to the Winnie Site.
,eciai DIspatch to tho Standard

SpecIuI D1sputch 10 INC Standard.
Helena, Sept. 2.-The capital site COM
mission met at the governors office to-
day. all the members being present. The
commission had expected to accept deeds
10 the W:nne site. hut In view of Martha
Il. Bullock's claim to a part OF the land
could do nothing. The title Will be freed
beyond all question from that cloud. At
torney General Haskell will look into the
matter this week and as soon as his opin-
lon is made the commission will meet
again.
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ANOTHER SUICIDE.
Harris Fargo of Hunters Hot Springs
Takes fiis Life.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Livingston. Mont. Sept. 23.-Coroner
Shawk was notified this morning that
Harris Fargo OF Hunters Hot Springs
committed suicide last night by shoot
ing himself. No particulars are OBJ
tainable. The coroner left for the
springs and has not yet returned. Far
go was postmaster at Hunters Hot
Springs, and has been in poor health
for several years. He was about s.
years OF age. and he had been blind for
the past nine months.
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A Formal Challenge.

New York. Sept. 2s.-Thc New York
Yacht club tonight answered the COM
munlcatlon from the Royal Victoria
Yacht club and Mr.. Rose. asking for a
match for Americas cup next year. The
secretary OF the club cabled that the
challenge was considered formal and
would be acted upon at a meeting to be
called upon receipt of the letter.
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and there is little doubt that Judge
Jenkins will find that he has jurisdic-
tion. as he has heretofore held. This
will insure the question being brought
squarely 20 the higher court for de-
cision.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-24

London. Sept. 23.-A specfal dispatch
from Geneva, Switzerland. to-day ~
ports a steamer ran Into and sunk
row boat last evening. drowning seven
persons.
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Not silibu.terers

Wilmington. Del. Sept 23.-The jury
In the Cuban filibusterlng case, after
being out 80 minutes. returned with a
verdict OF not guilty.
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six furlongs-warrIck won. Sunny Sec
ond. Mariana third; time, l16N. Mile
-Strathrot won. Janus second, Bob
Martin third; time, 1H.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-09-24

washington. Sept. s3.-The congrsntsn
OF the First Presbyterian church o< TIN
cate pastor.
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Washington, Sept. 23.-For Montana
Fair; Hight showers in western por-
ton; westerly winds.
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Baseball Yesterday

At Brooklyn-7: Boston. ..
At Lou.sville-4; Pittsburg. II.
At st. Louis: Cincinnati, Is.
At Baltimore-l2: Philadelphia, l.
At washlngton-9; New York. I.
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San FHANCrCU, May L-gho police
have been l1.klug Tor Jacob IA. Elsrpy
Cor several years on a ChaTge IL Uiu-
utg2lrmoBt. Yesterday sharpe walked
into tho district attorneys Dtilce sul
surrendered himself h1 was accom-.
panicd by one OF his bUndsmcu, john
r. CLARK.
Several years ago JosuphW. SpHnict,
p woii,Euuwu cigar dealer, died lgav.
ing an estate valued al Sl1,OUO, The
greater part Of the estate consisted NJ
mining siUcH. Sharpe was appointed
administrator 10 10 charged that nH
soon ~ he o. possession Of tho estate
uo proceeded 10 convert tho mining
clock into ready cash, lilo TclUE ,u
Dy.r sl3,uDI, aud then puI'uuly iul.
town, going 90 Southern California.
ln TWO weeks whitgker returned WiIn.
out his mnu. IhTto weeks ngo SuRrpn
slJlu back here anu yesterday decided
to surrender before warrants could bg
served on him.
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rz.s,uatur Iinrtru spaaE..

sha guA,.IgJ, Nlny na-.A-y. IS.
H-.H .T d 900 .l....Ht .. a...sHf $3.50
ua4 uyta lul many years aa in,.I. D.,
Ia. NEafe sa lNHasas NHI.,.t .,..'.
Iu lAH cry lglaay rH.N,.s .IHu.u
UaB uHmu .u. mere 900 tHu lulF Hi
tue Uulsuu Reservoir IS Canal Gotta.
usuy d. Aul.ua, 20 winch hu BE- Iru..
Jgu., ami % the Genital Au1Juu rail-
way.
Toe SENATOR who iB Democrat
rpr1gs iu u1 uncertain way ON tuu ali'
vrT question. utuIuss ihuIu eau bu
uI doubt about silver being the luag'
ing uursuUa u tur next campaign,
The tauu BE- out ". tao way, IL tue l.u
puuiIuauB gug control li the next ads
mulslraiiou there may Boo d little ru
yitlJu OF the tarl, bus nothing cssun'
tai. Inrra De- no question LETT except
lhu silver guu4liau.
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InaLnn IILLInL. .unIInLALIrlI.-

-uuu muALLIEH l. g., May 7.-
iuu lHIuu lt.Wa.y lauuN rt.E
ysal, o. appeals h'H uruu oENu.t'a
.sIv, villa judges 10, Boot ,s.tt &, 10,
s,l,utD aud ". a.Ua4gr presiding Is,
y. q. NUAtss,cr Ma.auhl anu Needing
L.HiH ,v.k lu attendance. luiala
WyTl srl Tor Js4u aud January 10 sauu
.fsr An tAu aHUsHuga 90 tug iiuifiai
claIH uulu enrolled ssu.,lru,yH OF Go,
usuf, O.. a 4los.s. L.H governing tat
100. I.lnH count u. A..NIHss viii "Yv,lH
$40 ,aHc I.. Tho .II,. aIHIfuHt
800 nt,. uy,J iuu iI.s. lag4aJ 10 JuDc
M---
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insane asv'um. Dudug tne proceed
las Mrs. h.nss, without aunounc.hf
her iurno e., walked DCrO.a the come
,,ittte r,rm 10 ,yna-o =. l.. Flint, nu
attendant ut the uEyiuu, wac 9llNus,
,rtrlmarEsd with "a gsBIOf her haud
"Nir. FHaa you look wcary four
testimony OF yUttsuday mast have h.tn
lfgluE 20 you"
Ma Flint attempted 10 dscIaim any
vraflussa, tut Mrs. iunBs made 20 To-
other ulas Of icr hsuis, aud Flo.
We f' "IrGf Ha.n0Y.n
uNo Fi O." said Mfa, Lgssc, "l d
you read in rarorl Of your testimony
iu tuo CJbtIE"
"No.n. nd Flat, "I did not"
uWrH, wa liI mot tH'iiy 90 any
.uua tula.B us the Ga NI' iald you
d., G,i s. u3' l..uliuN hin o ehcol
%. wfi.us agy. containing only net
Ji uam 81
"N liaps go wroua did not
/ iHs'fr ~ anything OF that klnl. l"e
I ClUtFH sgItitalI mixed un"
] "-uU,n "a. 'a lHabsi NOV tNu
| vnHrH.I gg..HE."
/ tUn'a g dfUV up, aud became 90
/ u ..l HH. .o.f ..u.
"Au1 8 10 r.hUr limbs tor" said
] tNy N.. i'IsI.u Aud g'tMahtHay
Que 0fnis Iarf WHstliIsr thHn it really
/ uusHt n ... Boz o.. gr fifteen On
alcs Me-. L.p.. u.nYvi with her sue
|i.c. #Hr rIr him no all sort. 10
,..ur.. ridden. .uB and Uthutwlse, 40.
/ HnalIy uf..shi him cut 0i bic trance
| vltunE.f Y...Hs of her handle
80 Nn. L.aar proceeded with be-
! srk .t, .ar committee anI wituyssc
] looked uu $50 nlf1uudod, and only rt
! gaIusI tUaIt rIup1sur1 whom Hhu gv
/ Glazed cine .ggiIfusugu over Win iJ
..r.L.H.
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fITlnlDS EXCITED
,s,, Inp.nd.ls Revolution
m..y Circulated
.,.pl,rlrFycr At WORK
81. m, Monarchy win
. 'l'.', o. Qa.,n Hoped for
BY MANY Na'i'c''
.,.nr,rlrFycr At WORK.

May N.-A HNlNN.
-, rHASui..'' t..., Anil
r.r Gaelic, h''''''''
-,.. Eatrl haf F'o-''.'
,-N1''.i D.u Secretary
-r8aIcliion r.V.t ss'rs
Gam ihigugh ......
vsa. iu Regard % i'
i''' auuIyirg Or tIa PFC
o. hiNa''',r ..tlt.tgs.
-ratliH. ..rir c,urply
=. Communication ..t.
'- casa OF j. II. ''HN..'i ''''
fl Wv .t.r.t. I...'.H OBJ ln..I-
slIul3' 'N' 10 .,yf.f WIS u8r-
,4 10 DIE u'- ~ r,l..r..i5u %,
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o.. rr.rg.I9u Hi'n gao '-''.'
-i' 40 .am.su states iHNi
t .1a -,.ir. .1y.Iuuuut cam
. ta'',l .u e,yur in.spn1 calls
G.,'g isu a.t tIat Bowler Do '.
lHa on hay. nsllrr,.faI c,uzll OF
.ih' -'s,H Inference 4. made 20 IlO
allA., .......miu. under p..''..a
200 lll.'.,...i.rIIUm.
ll''eA.... .,e ..nH ..i..T viI' Do
'i.',.ti All mtuIu. 10 l.u y.u'-
go l-....'fi,.s wru..
.I.l.gfbaHs That Shove that
a''.'...s..Bar o. a' w..k DO aau..
ru.IIyeH ufs 600 "a F'A.i Oh
ID. ',H word uuH t.na uanrI
dA.,!l .-.. tfrm that WIiliun Bugii
" rms rH.8ntiHu would b." Dc
tN it.f ,yrriiNHiulHll Ia 90 Doc
iH I.suHu willie, tUe uylI
~ f-...sg r.ufgH 900 tulH g unity
g -',.t.i.t.r uru NhJ .t E#u
'N. ON. rsiIvt- with tuU iniDfml'
gsl.b C.uaIl Halves Do n..o
1900 Ip tHia connection, NrN
..rflp faT. 1' iH' natives mas
~ m. annexation movement
-t.fF Iuu government h.t
$500 ul uuwB from 5orf iHf}
...,B rHlut N.ulf.uT 4Hust.u'a H.'
...irgtH.
r.r8IaH impending fuv".u.l 20
. '.#H fIif. anu tnu stories HEr U
~ nature that HU llIllu uI"m ga
. I'd. g5yafnmpHf circles, Information
.r.ntfris.anf Ui uawUi.ts lHr
II asitstthgftsilHllH are c1riUmUiai
.,4.I5u from tue group claiming
.,f.rH i5flH. aluH that iuuy du not
rst.tIfsugJ1 gl money Tor ruhliy
yatHl.
Il rs Hawaiian government 10 now
.s lHll eject measures 90 cguHliEi
.rmr guauEg altogether CO,
nl5a stream. A limited NUM-
d rfUllaue tu.I lauUrrl are % O.,
Hst Iu under restrictions, hJ
.,af Goo oct OF lsu4. E.f 90,
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Iro Notlur. nv NalIons-

LaEuIs, H.y IA |.Hpalcl 90 the
STANDARD uJm Rome fuya she Iapai
.uuciUs layu received .fIuts tJ Inform
Uar uuu .us o. which luuy Hfu H.grrl,t.
.s Goat any message yi cJgguIuIat.puH
ur.Uy participant us Boo Gao suptumusr
.aG..a 40 honor ". tYr -lii suulyUtsHfy
90 luu Italian entity int lsJmH Will ur
Cruuaur6i Injurious aud Insulting o.
tho pore anu tuu holy Bee.
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OMAHA, May Ga p-rlNo hail.
storm Jld mucn damage IN Oman, 10.
Jay, HNlstpnes oH large ps irI5.
eggs fell and illlrd the streets. Much
property was destroyed, mostly glass
aud young trees The damage VIII
amount to thousands. But little gIass
remains IA windows fronting aouth.
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rnnn ai..NLLlNn.


DECATUR, Iu4, Iay D. "A few
we,Gs a.u tuu wis OF AIugu ID Ia..s, o.
.Iur farmer Twins three miles uHfiI %.
uus., gave bifth 10 uiuIu.s, uil girls.
Acting Uu lhu suggestion ui % intua
lHpy were named tJ.u, Frances aHI
aslsgr, uuJ the father wrote 10 tr-...
Don't Cleveland ;luUs him 90 Gre
event au tuu christening of Dos IausN
tore, ami Hskiug him o. tuf iHtm ua.i
new dr,s. NJ Lsfh..s UEa % 81 un.t
greatly surprised aul rfnuu'l o.. goo
cuyIug CHECK Tor s5Il siguy4 yJ
Grover Cleveland.
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CHICAGO, May Edward 10 ny.
Brown, .Abbi Of Emanuel Congttga.
ton ~ this city viii ON june lO.ht
rail for Europe on ml's'on which
viii. boz ~ some iulcrgHtio Chusiihniiyi
not less than 90 Judal6m. Tho recent
attacks made against the Jewish race,
ami particularly "a Life NJ thrift"
published recently boz Sew York, have
lttrruiupi FOuu wn1.ihy Heb.uWF tH
HuuI 90 Jerusalem Rabbi Brown aui
REV. De kayssflInri chief rabbi 90
Hungary, 20 search iu the jewish
ulHuiyrr, anu puuiish thetrtult t1 tue
world 10 rCiu,u tno 0IHulrrd against thu
Iaws. Dr. Brown will join Dr. Kay
tuFIIug 80 Buun Pcsth.
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ir Hhu O.. Lease % rirst class Ifyp
uotist,
AiNAs CIE May GA arcc. %
h' puma. nom fDpeEs, kau.
uIr
No. Mary H. Lease, orator ami
..s'1, has assumed new role.
ayPartst unI O. hHt class Que
'.ia a. shown by su exhibition
,,'a BY trt Today duflug the pFugr, q
'l'lj luvtaiigaIinu now proceed
''A''lasl certain officers ui $40 statc
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~ stANlonD r.rAIr ~
Demurrer Tt,ca by tue widow Of in,
Iutu senator.

A.ANN NNhNNNNa
9AN FWAsCI-gJ, May 6,-Mra, Jane
y. STAFFORD has dluIm tue uU.,.l
states Circuit count d demurrer 90 GOO
.r.ll brought bF $500 suyugHu.
.tluri tho stanford y.falY 90 ur.E. g
..1.UIU.uUU advanced iy .ar '.ng'
a.ErE .ur the construction .. lH, Gone
.r.l Pacific uu1lg, The "a. "l.r,r
forth that she only .hN.u. % ne
.rlI..y oyuF created n.y. the gDEg. .
us In bvur %. tho Umlai SEE
.... .at tNv CuutT,l paaihG s.d Ntt.
.Tl ss.iFgsia was uu ihu POM .JAr,n
H.r4 y tnB government Wurh Do ].
,l.IH-u 800 .lf constitute u GtN.
aeginst either OF lIu companies VS. ID
ugnt fu demAai payment Or .rumi
because OF the bonss falling ui -
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TuRuNIO, oct, Nay G-Csuata DO
going 90 have an international tvn-s,.
ZION. 10 is 20 run from May 60 OCtller.
1896. The exposition 10 10 be- hell a.,
Montreal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-07

Tho Mifw.a,or Fglr confirmed tho
WORLDS Ftr verdlrG "D.. Iure,s
BlEiig Powder 10 H1'n.u.ey puJe."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-07

htuuluaHy chemist of Auu hruog,
Prescott luu.guut H. prcu'-
aias Powder awl.uu - rurv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-07

Tue WurIua gair jury after cNacling
tofla found ID. PnCu's Baking Pow.
u.r nu.lLuLuIy puIe.