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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-03
KILLED HIMSELF.
SHORT $1,000, AND A BULLET
ENDS 1T ALL.

The people Of Western Nevada
were startled to hear Oh New Years
dsy that JuIias A. Houtoon Treas
urer Of Lyon cvunty had taken his
life. 1t was after meeting OF the
Board Of County Commissioners and
all reports had been read. hout"on
letr tile room and not returning
search MAS made only to find HIM III
dying condition from a bullet shot
through HIS heart.
A, soon as the shock Of the news
Of MS suicide had subslded the Com
mlssi ,uers made an examination VI
the condition of the County funds.
The examination proved shortage
of ST, 900. He was Treasurer OF the
II. U. y. +. and his accounts with
that .odye are said to be y. h. ID e
was also Secretary of the A. Y. =. w.
Ii Is not vet known whether the ac>
couL t. ar. straight III this matter.
In note lett by Hontoon he
stat.d that he had been robbed, but
as nobody would believe such story
aud To avoid the disgrace Of arrest
aud prosecution lie had concluded to
take his life. He made no menllon
of the names of the men who rob-
bed him
Mr. Bontoon was very we'll khuwn
as lie has Il, ways attended Tue ufaho
| Ludpe of both the A. y. U. w. and
IL. U. o.. He on y recent y re-
turned from Nashville, Tenn, where
Ia. had atlsuded a meeting Ct the
Grand l. 'dee.
Il. Was noticeable by only having
one arm, the .t.er WAS lost Whiis
working IN IA mine b, lunging to Stale
iTr.asurer-elect Weslei neid. de
" a ways charitable and OF Jolly
dlspos.tlon. delIghtnlg III payins
practical i"kes,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-03
lay. hay. HAY.

lillian Cation has pur-
sed the old Carson hay
IA. formerly kept by
|ohn Carney. Hay, grain
had brand, sold at the liv-
Eg rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-03
Cr. Byrne onight.

The lecture to be denN.l.u 10y Di.
Byrue at ODD fe'.o"s L'HAe
Rooms this evening VIA be eAceeu-
lusly interesting. The subject, The
Multiplicity OF the Sects, IS one li'al
al he present tianc Is Interesting o.
IA c,yi.lZeu uatIGna Ut the S"be, ana
sluuy t the. iogy, anu is all inteiest-
lnr taik.I, lie viii ha'.die The suoJe'
n, u uaste,i, manner. he also l.-
views tue A. L. A. The price 81 az
u,.s,vu WI be- % cents. I'c~et
~. ou sale at boin dug stores an.
prlnc,p.l business houses.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-03
ALL SORTS.

Mrs. Levy left for her home in
Reno last evening.
The T.ibune warns Annie Martin
to keep off the grass.
All Fong the White Pine county
murderer must hang.
Gilbert Briggs is filling his new
ice house with ten inch ice.
While ringing in the New Year
the Curry's cracked their be ].
The weather bureau predicts storms
for the Coas, for the next thirty-si
hours.
Mss Forrest, who accidentally
shot herself on New Years eve, Is
doing we'll.
The citizens Of Sacramento are 60
ing t. organize Col committee /"
clean on the toughs.
David Ryan Of Virginia, one Of the
best known men on the Comst,ck,
, has purchased Frank Goldens Jew
ery store.
Mrs. Il. J. Edwards and son,
Harry, left for Reno LIST ev.ning.
Harry will attend school at the State
University.S
Three of the D. DIS were fined ST
each yesterday, tor taking some ta'
males from B.ue, the tamaie man OF,
New Years eve.
The Tribune's New Year edition,
edited by the ladies, W somewhat
If an Improvement "v-r the Elk III.
iner's II re, and realized quite sun
for the Kings Daughters.
The Wadsworth Dispatch says that
the strikers who wen: to work afrel
the trouble was over are being DIS
charged as fast as possible and the'l
p aces are being filled by cheaper
| men.
Edward Dudley Duncan, a Ten
nessee legislator, to shox his indie
peudeuce If railroads, has decidel
neither to accept railroad pass MOI
buy a ticket, but will walk to the
capital and be famous for a week.
The other day a red hot stove
was stolen from the White House
II would seem to indicate tina
When the President of the United
States can't keep watch over red
hot stoves belonginS to his Owl
household, he is hardly the MAJ
TO keep watch over the finances o
the nation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-03
A Sad De ath.

Yesterday "a terno -, J"- Stark, i
y. uitn man III" has lie u working III
rhr Tx ractny far number OF years
died Y It ad~y IT his i"m- IN tLi-
nv. Tie young man Was about %
,.a-s ( pe, snd leaves - "ife ana
,.un. C .ild. De tn Was cassed by
t. n d,.eas,. ID Was Cars II
r.,s Il h y and large humber Of
tr,enas wa he yri we'd t. learp OF his
uni m..-iy stealth.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-03
TalI!eur-Caivert

On New Year night Miss Miami"
Calv, IT, daughter oI Tomas Z" 'e' I
+ Tue Mound House, Was niarI'eu IT,
d,,t K. Talleur. There was "a large
gathering of trleDds at the hue
ana the presents we've large IN nuns
.r aid beautiful. The Publications.
lasted uul.l at er midnight.
lev. Geo. X. DAVIS o:hclated.-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-03
8ual Acknowledgement.

. DR.. Parkhurst, in a sermon
, York recently, said that an
ment in the character OF the
srs of the day was necessary.
70, he said, that daily serve
nknndigestsd matter with
nation to their readers
becoming a public null
Irk did not come from DIR.
with y particularly good
tdering the support he has
his reform campaign for
psper in New York except
organs as the Sun.
eid m'ghtbe peril city
saying it wasrather
ht it is not likely
lrs will take any
Mr.. Parkharst's un-
he m-n # the New
experienced, aud s."
ngrAtitude. When a
;tually remember d
people whom 1t
lctory and fame, a
hment pervades the
when the communl-
en- red in swestruck ac-
murmur of "Well, well,
passes around among the
This incident happ-ns about
ten years.. F. Report.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-03
For Over F iity We ars.

Mks. INsLow S SooTBINGsYEUP.
has been used foi children teeth: (,
1t s,,tis H.. tlIld, s, itsls the ~ Us
alaNs al an, cui,s Who cone, aIo
Is the hest remedy for Dlarihe.
tw enty five cents IA bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-03
Eha WeiIand SalOOn.

Whitney has assumed control
Weilar sa;ouI.. winch he
TO run smelly up to tn,
He will dispense the best
.,d CIGARS and line old GOV
Ens whiskey, Which slides down
throat like oil, tickling your
meanwhile. Cali and see
|, lsome Whit III
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-03
HOLIDAY Goods.

Go H. Z. +. Rail id pur nasr
mr. dinner tea sers, plss> ware hho
=, decorated ware the latest de.
ms. lamps and plated goods. de
the largest stock ~ TIE Sae :"
Goods uili r.. sold at less
Go Fr,ncisc. pr,c.s. Gu and
!, 200 stock ot o Ids, whether
\huy IT not.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-03
COuny Bills Allowed,

The following claims We're allowed
by the Board Of County Cotnmiss-
toners Dec. 3lst. "a:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-03

cleaned and I,,ssed for 81
Repai in. ''''e ais" II sh"i'
Sit,sfacrI''' Guaranteed.
aud ,,u,l-m Clothes ,fyrn
k,st colIrs Il west prices
c,ped FRY" - g., T. M.
,,rd.rs with ! \ Riro.
Ross.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-01-03
INES MEANS
| oSHOES.o
LAM SELLING
/ JAMES MEANS
! SHOES.

hose shoes have the re-
price stamped on the
and they cannot be
I'D a higher figures.
Once purchased you al
hys call for them.
There are three grades,
!, 5 dollars, equal to
shoes selling from q
dollars. Frisco dealers
handle them as the
is so small. Carson
e dealing in Virginia
will do well to call on
ert Cleator.
"a south street,
Virginia City. Nevada.
dec 8
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-10
POLITICAL POINTERS



Tb, ,,riu,-t ,.t biz. I...f..Yt,,.. Do.
'''''A 10 anu D. wan ''' e. '''s' 10 500
stytu,ncuia % Eg.slguUus paiuHta
MO clrf,r.. .ls. DC Will fairly be-
I...I.......,.., f..........I..t.. 5000
NAtu '"At sue coming hIt NalAFA'sH
aud election viii Doe holly contested
from stn.f Goo finch md Marty organ
t.......... 49,. ...i. 49,.
lus'y' WINE % Do IlNllt carry TO Tue
luIgc boz speculation az To tie probable
outcome, rUlrrs on either side who
have been u.iEu.ltd uu tho question
claim that with proper work ani pri-
sIetenco victory WILDE turlta aud the
ai, ,', ~ ..'''... 1." ..'' 49,, n
a,, f...i.I - g',li I.
...,',,.i,. IL. .t..,, ''.,. ''' ''''
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M 49, 49, .i'. ..,,,l. 49,,
n,., ,, irn 49,. n,,lt'I., M, w
No.. n ,...,,.,,i..l ,,,....t,,,'. ~,
~ r. $40. 40 th. ..r,,t.ry5. 5r.G
The object % tue meeting Wa Go make
iufihct Arrangements for Iuo meeting
oi the IUrrturigi heaRue convention 10
le hClI on Turfday next, MrssIs.
bJoly, WcsleTnelJ, Wu1Ih kimoEll
aud Spencer OF 1hu committee reported
the receipt Of $500 20 date 10 dU'fay vN-
Iousvr. Among ."c prominent sp,ak'
uTs irsm outside 90 the Territory WHO
will address the convention arc Gov.
ernor Puncs, oi New MgSlc1, Ia
tuuSf LhIlInu and Hon ~.
boph, OF doFc, Idaho. Iu.,slany
were resd from 7euhi.rs Teller aud
NoI'olt O. lho ,Uaet mat % would De
lmIuasiuir Tor l.tm To it IerI Jnhu
james was uud.d 90 the committee,
unl si.or arrangements were made ,or
huhi meeting ID. the same place on
saturday evening next hu ADJOURN
mcnt was taken.
The Fiat rIcciuct Eor4lllr.u
Iaa.ur rlub % loo mo. .ast uIght iH J4r
Ala' % tne county superintendent Of
feu..D.7 100 mo lsigt Guy uud county
uullllusi D. o. McN'lia.rr prr-iliug
anu y, {, irhnot aclag 1H secretary
roe following were o.ge'pl aa luloEa1c1
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FIGHTING IN ECUADOR.
rrtcudiy Services Rendered BY the
topinin tue as. Cruiser
Huuarr,

NV NIuN, May lU.-A special Go
a.mOruIus paper from Panama. dated
May %, nyH
The Brush bark Chaly which ar.
rived hero this morning. carried $50
troops % tho I.ualor government
from Maut1, c0uy yoi by the luuuoa
tutupt&Et carrying 900 o. Puuiusuut
Oh EsmrTalIns, May %.
Ia trying O. IN ut 70 landing tho
t,O1pb met with continuous urur from
the shore, uud wcru forced 10 retreat
with heavy losses.
Captain BnyauU, Of the C3lUpaEl,
realizing the uselcHfnr-s 8l his guus At
the distance from PuufAnua turned hIs
course % point ueHtcrtO L.mtrhldasi
aud Upgu1 10 shell the town effective.
Iy Then hu threatened y regular
Commandment, uulrsE the rebels evaCu.
atri thtir pIsltiOu within twenty .iuur
houFt.
Atthia iunc,uru the RANGE, undor
CaJlul UTdurF Of the UuiteI States %
protect American Interests, made its
appearance. ~ was o timely entrance
uu the scene. Captain WATSON OF tuu
Ranger landed Immediately under q
ilAg oi truce, aud, mis- wise counsel SUD
friendly influence prevailing, the
robels quilted EsmvfalIas anu Captain
BsyAuu assumed possession.
Tho REBELS remain uuCampUi In the
vicinity. The revolution IL uvrIyW here
gaining no Ecuador
General A.lpfD has been proclaimed
its leader. The Truul general Bowen
hulds Bahahoyu, which b. un the
Guaya, nuu seventy miles from Guaya.
gull with au army OF 900 mon.
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ANIOAHO pRUNE ORCHARD.


d, r. Burlcy, glo ever cu,erpr.sing
aHd popular general paHeu- er sgeut VI
,hu Uulon pag.Gu returned from Boise
on THIS mornings Train AMI In = brief
Interview wllI representative u
Pc NEws B.iI that tue coun.
Ty tAeTuabauts aud AT Namps
raj Mountain Homo was settling up
mud forging O. sue font very hs.
,lg climate auI B5Ii guc5e arc tho very
bas, i0r fruit raising purpose auI ilut
business o. being engaged 90 On a
wholesale scale. AsaTuIo the orchards
tro young yet Ju! they give every
promise % yielding large crops %. ,Iu
m "Ht lggulgus uul.
Ir Burnley called particular alton.
dion t9R ITuuu orchard Di 40 acres
from wul1h tho NT-t actual crop Will
uu gathered this yUnE 20 Ia estimated
That 30 viii yield 5000 pounds %
'luIt per ncty, The price per pound l-
ono cent agI lall Tue
owner who realizes tuat hr uaH
"A bonanza II this property has
refused $50, Tor % Hr au average OF
$1,000 per acre, Air hurley, Ike
many other men who have given tho
subject some thou .ht 10 ut Il Ices o. uu-
lur7HuI why lNr business DO not OK.
.uusyely undertaken iu Utah, where
lII ruuIiu9ur are umlueutly favorable
90 ITS success. The profits from Il can
no Iaaue unuu5e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-10

Estate OF -umrunH Foulgcr De.
ceased. Hearing ua petition Tor AZ
poialmsut of num!uislrntor Herbert
j. Foulgcr appointed to said ilicu ou
hiiug "a bond iu tho sum OF $1,000.
Alex, NcMaler attorney iIT the adj
miu.EiTatUF,
Estate 10 Thomas sweeney, DO.
ceased. Hearing ON order 10 show
guuHH why the letters OF Administration
OF Nathan g., bUntmpu should not be-
revoked and 10 ltw uHmIulHlTatlrnY.
pointed soJ iJf "Wednesday, tao g.uu
inst MG huutWan Iyli tur Territory
600 tine yeas lsrH, uuu uls whereabouts
are now u known. Ills two uonusmuu,
Ihmts A. \aTucs snI AluuT, Ubtl, me-
dead, FIR these reasons the order
sus made py PROBATE Judge Mc,
Naliy today
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N,,rlItr.nlnllnn. NLnInl.l.

WAsuSulYN, May lU.-ruysu was
considerable t4Is uUTut tur navy dee
pRrlmuut tHuuy ut the Published
clsIuE the administration. CHtlgiHu
.I superior San oil fusu according o.
naval regulations IL So TusluI, the
SECRETARY OF thu navy Hud tug lrrsi.
lu. may uay no attention 10 the
GImlta'B ul,rtauces, but inasmuul aH
COURT martial hus been ordered ON
charge preferred by Admiral Meade
aEaius. d surgeon OF the navy ilr xiv.
ing certain matter 10 the press, the
gdmifal's apparent violation n thr
naval regulations may be- presented Go
tnr attention OF lbu department by the
officers VI the navy uspur'auy iu.eJ.
ustcd iu Surgeon hul-nuur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-10

LoNUDN, May lU-in tha House Of
Commons today, biz Donald Horn,
MaCFaglanu, liberal member tom
Ar.y leBHiry, ui,trsI uyuH.v0 reply ,u
his question whom tHr CFlnurs' bill VIII
be taken up, threatened that the SU0.-
tlsh mombrR would Withdraw their
support d. ,AO movement This caused
the chancellor Of tho tZehgquur, Sir
William vernon Haze uu, % reply ig
a lowering rage, tual % was OpUl Co
tho Scotch mrmHau IN uu ~ they
pleased. TluTuupuu Dnult nlar.
iroggT, literal member i.r lgyrrnasa.
shire, rctoftad, "ATu we 90 under.
stand that the government Is going Co
show the white feather 10 the uppOsi.
uOH2" The chancellor Il the oxohsqurr
muIp NO reply,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-10
lQJAL SUFFRAGE IN urAu.


MiH Au'uanN $500 venerable nuI
H.-l. y rssi uc,cd author aui champion
re- lur equal uNnfu movement 90
America, who W.II8.yaa 90 uyr sisters
iu thIa gliy neat week, and who Is
accompanied un her westward tour by
the Rev. Anna 10. shaw, has brpu toe
highly hUuarHI gue.t ~ prominent
Denver women tuu h.t few Iaya. -hU
was interviewed uya N,.s rsprs,uut,.
tive 300 tHtt city ami Dol quoted as suy.
ins "Igls eighteen ycau since 1 was
here, aui think how gljulus u
.s now, seventeen years nftuT
tIC defeat sou have won tho
VIyt0Tyl But you had splendid
Wu5Eursi auI then the parties all took
DO o.. That was the great trouble with
kuuEa', When DO isuI lu IA platform
sIr.aurs wuL'l talk about 10, aud tupf,
DO no way no get {. before the pugplr.u
Tue SAME report, under GAtUUt yta.
to-day, continued THUS
"lu Sew York; enc said, "thpru ID
no great campaign on this year, Co.,.
cause tue question has g. bee suUmtlt "a
90 the legislature again before 70 goes iu
the people, ANA the only Ell e Will be-
10 gtI Legislature who Will uu Boz favor
20 letting the r,8uiu vote on 10. Tho
action " 'hu Ugh Convention Ia IuI.
tlug % in the Constitution practically
settles che Qurstluu there, anu now tie
point where We must concentrate our
forces % iu Idaho"
Ia the afternoon Miss Anthony
wont 10 Boulder and returns this morn
iug Ia time 90 tust a little before the o.
crpil1h lU tho Afternoon, Rev. Anna
shaw will be- here iu time Tor that
junction also, though Al q late hour it
was not known whether she wIulI get
Ga this morning OT this afternoon.
Tomorrow both ladies leave Tor Jh-y.
ruur, where they will be- entertained
uy Mite, tutuy, speaking again ia the
evening ami leaving the next Gay ilr
Salt Lake CiIy where they viii speak
several times
"lu the morning Anna spcaEs At the
Tabernacle, I DOME like Co hear that
thus aud sUIs 'i0t Tho Hrs, me, - says
MlHs Anthony. "But / rather think
10 DO the hfst lime woman has spoken
iu the IEUrtuRCle, wus Ia Salt
Lake Guy with Mu. stanton when
that w0uiUraul building was dedicated,
Then IN tho evening there 10 union
meeting of tho other churches, aud
she VIII speak tor that Tue congress
lasts MONDAY ana Tuesday, end there
lBun tAcursiun aterwaTdr,on Wrduut.
day morning, / think, ~ tue lake"
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tho statement Uunt tIn Japanese
Woulu create Troubic az Hawaii.
WAsuN oIuN, May lO.-The altou.
lion %. Minister kurinU, OF Japan, was
called to = dispatch from San Fran.
clsoo, published yesterday, iutImating
that there Ia liable 20 DO trouble from
,gr Japanese In the Hawaiian islands.
kur0nO characterized the statement as
absurd anu ridiculous, The japanese
100 Hawaii, no says, ara orderly and
industrious people. Most OF them are
armers aud none have received any
military training Tbuy have shown
40 deposition 10 uu turbulent or 10 do
anything more than preserve the
status secured them by treaty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-10
MlIItlIY LaM NloIalIon.

James q aluI was ar,algusd before
Police Justice Smith tuis morning on
the charge OF violating the military
law, aud was relrasoI on his own
.go0gnauge until Monday noXt a. 10
%. mo-, when hts care Will be- heard
GallIR,i was arrested ytu.eTiny, $40
complaint being sworn 90 by ChWos
Floyd. IL sets llrth that G,lbIaiI ON
me sth day VI May "unlawiully aud
wllfully diI refuse 10 deliver certain
blouse aud ride tG8n Aad there the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-10

SuuEASE Wash, May TO- Newton
B.ggg, TauCher residing near Chat.
leroy, CAME home yesterday just In
Time 10 save his --year.liu unilW ron
"a horrible death. HE wife, driven it,
sane from roligi1us frenzy, had built
an altar M the woods near the house,
UPON which sUo had secured the little
baJu preparatory 20 roasting 10 alive.
Sine WIS engaged In Offering up q
mayer I1r her uacrItiCU when her hus.
uaud happily returned la time 90 save
his child. ho brought his wife here
tgr commitment iu the insane usy lum.
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FIGHTING ON CUBA.
o.-a Ma SAID 10 30 En-
,ssis,Ilg % il' Rebels
.,,,ptp VICTORY CLAIMED.


rI. Nav ln.-paGhcnsCi'
na''. .' t-gnar aigcoue say
rras o- 'N. 800. encouraging
..-uI.u.u 10 i1ihi' '' '' 80
~. Cuban .u.uf-oui' ~ 10 l,.-
% 'l' ... Hru Invaded hy
Hilill'l' ..u fuugrnir bu-
saIaho "''' .t..t.. There
..gI Gl1yln''5 .N ''' .''' -.
..Yt..II -psulaiI'ln sue 'l'a'
sou -r....rg became ulsssit.HF
l'f "'i .' ,.. -a..mrut CaIfr.
its .t.'''.f ...t..t....
.-.a1g chou. '.f '''''
..,ur gI.aUs lu ihe I"''' Oh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-10

v lunt ,s nou GNatomHN. Colonel
q. .uu5. U.un .yNILdF.W When they had
fired sway i.uiru muni.inn. THIS ir
r. t,Hl fault U. the SnaUI. De. Tue
on lls Rpgrlr boo mako uA1tt 20
p.,y.tt lhu sold ur- ir m banging
away u- astn. ury car. Wuuuuf. uI
with ArwIu brrrrn.UadirE llagaz @
rll lilo the hiAusUf 10 docs not take
long o. tl.aw away the 100 rounds
with Which each man De- provided,
JUre Mauug WAS lHft Boa bis pDsu n
uu he ttill held it who" the steamer
lot this m0fbing i.r 5aniiIgJ,
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COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
The Question Of tho duties Of the Board
VI Public Works Discussed.

The board Of puurs works and the
committee on improvements met las,
night to ditcuss tho duties OF
tho former tho board holding
that 4, should have supervision over all
that Cl9gsof work iu the city that ita
name implies, except tnoso mentioned
Ia the statute, while the committee
hold that the board has supervision
only over such matters as tho Council
might refer to IT, They could not
agree On the question, aud after
lengthy discussion tho matter was 70,
ieIrvI 10 the city attorney Tor his Ia,
.ufpretatiOn OF the statute,
Al tho meeting Ui tao sanitary
committees last night DR.. Daluy
called attention 10 he necessity VI
providing him some plaoe TO where
unfottuuRtcs might DO removed ami
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MILWAUKEE. MAY lU,-At todRy's
session OF tue supreme council OF tue
s., T.. a. o.. Ftpu,. commanding boz.
tyTuauouNI dec BIg...u iurnulpIcs uuu
t.u extending U. tHH U.I.s iH ull Cuuu.
tres % the world, was adopted uuaul-
mausly. IUu matter IuU goes O. tuu
uIEh council 90 l..Nla and, % up.
lEgyui by chat body, .Hu now C0uJi-
u1nu will be pot Boo ioTagat once uud "a
supreme couur., % the world rsIub.
MhgI, The platform adopted aul ufg-
muIg1,ou OF mo annual session ygAl
Ego NaH Tp.ilImgd As iuu principle a,
tue UEgu..A4uyu, NO changes iuuiuG
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interview win U,nsrai WRcco. one Of
thr Leaders,

NNAN ~ HNA"NA "
NEW YoWS, May lO.-A special 10
tie World fs1m sougo, Cuba, saysi
A U0r a correspondent Interviewed
General AlHcp1 vino was Iuu "a lu his
camp leo tue f0Ivstu league from lara
yucca anu forty milrs from Santiago.
GruuIal MnCo1 COVE out TIme irlnlis
OF the nFht nj Hul1o UrUuH, near
Guantanamo, IA which hiB brother
jose MacpU-wh1 Is not dead after all
had sharp encounter with 900
spanish soldiers 90 SmAUul's regiment,
commanded by Lieut.. COZ, Bosch.
Tho HpaularJs were attacked from
ambush. jose Mau0D NAT 700 follow
arH. The SpHuiarls almIt loss OF
sixteen killed aud several 0tiiCor-
V0uudui, According 10 u letter Just
received by General NaUtO ~ his
brother, tins Sg1uigris suffered severe
Iy The t'uusua used 'Isir mauhctrs
with deadly uIlyCi whrA tho Spanish
soldiers had ilIud away thsir Hmmu-
milton.
Iaue1 plagpI his men In position Boo
ihluEels along tho bank VI tnr HouIn,
which g' iIDg point Ia % stream abOI.
t.lgly i.rt wide, tul, lloBch uu.
preached rgr.y ia Inc muruiug along
the NgH. 10. 500 ugtps, HaI on receive
Ing tho Hgr .ttHu rru .. drew hiF mCu
into nUslt ON ina chur fold Tho lire
Ing uIlIuuyl until u'gIo0.. As
utualt.u Spaaiariu wasted much rm-
mIai.i.u need saiy, ANA WHOM % wa-
gEInuateI .tr NacH1 charged ucT1,.
the Tvrr md rut many down with
mHCl-,ug. one Of Mausu's lieutenant,
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.ns,,bs ,.tri pud Himself

mrp.iuut May lu-D1 tHc
.,u.r.Iuuug.U . $50 u0rtu, seventh
GmIurTTusugr o. tbfuug NJ
p-gtr. August Topper % manu-
,f % novelties, aged 30 shot
u HthuI, a'na Schmidt agcl
Isle BOO tau right slide and then
.aalutl Into his head, dying a..
lgIunH,y
nsHlulrlau hour later Topper
lsatrtI man. hu wac desperate.
.alyswitH viH Herhulj, but hia
.uae vufu gUIIly received. Tie
DOL Isif6m Grrmany q yusr uUo
r.IsI With thr Topper family uf "a
ual I0p,UIs attentions became
. laa.yIuF Go her that -ho lvft the
lutu6uth hF1. IOppUf's annoy
rts' ibbVIfl lli not cease and last
faI i5etV1fr OUT warrant tor his
mH Az che bad no money II war
.guJrI I9ppe's wife refused 70
rtIrtby body and % was tgkug %
BEguo.
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lnnrL TumnrrnM.


General Manager Mgf,ath, Of the
Union Pacific coal iu,gTtsls, With
headquarters at Omaha, 10 in ,ho city
on Is buyi uusiueta uip
General Passenger AGENT Ws-lrlr.,
OF tbs RIO Grudo Western, hes rn.
us.rd from aAl FrauullrD. lie 1vH
a. publBnoI reports NJ an interview
HuIl with hlm by newspaper mau Di
That city, and reproduced by tho lnca.
lress, are wholly without foundation
II iagg,