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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-10-08

FOR SALE.-A fine business lot with q bust
ness must On il il CuSter-ole- hal cash and
one ha il horses-breeding stock preferred.
A So foot lot with house of lumber, in Clay
ton OF sufficient size tor business or family
ON Main street-on same terms.
r. a. Pierce, Chaiiis. Idaho.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-10-08
Free silver in Mexico.

ClLlZ0Q Oh Dno United obdleS, mas
written an interesting and timely
letter to j. w. Gaines. Esq, of
Nashville. Mr.. Randle is an old
fashioned democra man of
pronounced views and marked
intelligence, and tn roughly
equipped to give faithful, inter
esting and instructive history of
the effect of free coinage of sill
yer in Mexico.
The Memphis Appeal of recent
date contained the letter as fol
lows
"You desire to know the effect
of free coinage of silver in Mex
leo. 1 have been doing business
i Mexico since 1866 AID since
1880 have had a good opportunity
to know the country and its con-
ditions. I operated, bought and
sold properts here from 1866 up
to date. | have known the eagle
dollar of Mexico-I mean the
present silv 4 llar-w IN ii
sold in New York at S1.06 to
81. IL in American geld, when a
gold dollar was worth $1.32 to
S1.34 in greenbacks. Then Mex
leo was not in a Furnishing condi-
ton. A very few men control
led the finances and the country
was in constant revolution. The
poor and middle classes - but
few rights d privileges, and
hence, naturally arose dessen-
tons. Today we have a liberal,
progressive government, paying
its debts ana its affairs managed
FOR the benefit of Mexico and her
people. In the past fifteen years
we have built tho sands Of miles
OF railroads, with few exceptions,
none of them have been in The
hands of receivers and no reason
on G, S earth for ole hese,
save from q sharp. fnanciering
standpoint often adopted by
American spec Ill tors. The Mex
lean government as given large
subsidies and Notwithstanding
the Lombard and Wall street
brokers, WI, seem to Jun the
great American government,
they have signally failed to Grip
pie and demoralize Mexico.
"Y es, 81 sc have FIRE md
unlimited coinage of silver, and
it buys everything we want il
Mexico, without inquiring what
London and its sister city, New
York, are paying for silver. We
. are prosperous under free coin
age. We have no strikes, M
corners on money or any mer
chandi -, no trusts or syndicate'
contro. Ii g the REQ lie or thu
government. The panic of 1885,
in h United States was un
known in Mexico, except through
American visitors. Rents, wag
es, products and landed interest
have in no way been affected b.
!. American panics, or by the loy
price of silver. There is not
: vacant house in my city Mont
erey) nor have we had bushes
failure for years. Monterey ha
population of 10000.
II have lived in the city c
Monterey. state of Nueva d
Leon, and since 1880, we hav
doubled our population and il
creased our business thousand
fold. High tariff in the Unite
States and the spectators in 81
yer backed by the American COY
eminent have made Monterey j
particular, and Mexico, genera
ly, the most prosperous sectio
of the North American co. tinen
~ The Windcm ruling on the lea
y ores that were flowing into Ii
e United States and right aftel
ward the Mckinley bill mao
Monterey one of the grande'
smelling towns on tie globe.
;. THAT ruling and tariff cause
a large portion of the Mexica
trade TO go to Europe and addt
}. millions of money to the peOD
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-10-08

WANTED.-A woman to cook for two and TO
care for rooms. Steady employment Inquire
of X. A. Pierce, Chaliis Idaho.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-10-08
Maps for Sale,

The Trustees o. ne former Crystal District
ave IL very rne st. of maps that were uni aid
for hat we are aui Lorized to sell at rcd ced
prices Some Of orr schools should nave thtm;
they are very nice III useful. Il. A. Pierce.
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AMUsEMENrs.

Hurry BupLy, better known "a
1905, win be gwen FOR t4u arbt tlme
a tbs Grand tonight PIX Dominoos
closed q very successful week Saturday
afternoon and evening.
THa BLUE CuUWgu BALL, "a
r.squcrAGg aud carnival, will DO given
al tlr IueYler tonight. Spectators
Will be allowed in tue dgst balcony.
TuE RENISYI CuSCEWr ogcura %
the Congregational church tonight
Tie distinguished yislluitt viii Dec
aided by aulufRnp AMI pianist, anu
ulH appearance Win be under tho mau-
aglmeut OF the y, ~. &. a.
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Returned Home.

EldcT Even NeuIeb1om, OF Ogden,
was among tho vigit0Ts TO She NEWS
flee this afternoon, having recently
returned from his second m.s'o2 to
Holland aud Belgium. Hg Lett his
uumu Sept, NJ, 1897, aud uulug n0nUr-
ably released from hi8 huiu OF labor
arrived 200 this city Du AIfiiu q. lsIl.
Elder NuulcbuOm lauDTvI iu tue Nu.A-
uFlauIs mission during uis absence ana
reports thai part ut tue field Ia "a pro-
puTuus condition, There nave boon
uuitu u number Of additions 10 the
Church recently and many grs eagerly
lluulung into tho principles % the
auspul la the company travel.
ing with Elder NuuluUOOm was hi
sister, EyoruIna Muldur who took sick
On thu tain AID died the Jay Rfl0r her
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mallI n..Ilol.a by -.

Los ANGELrs, Cal, AlrI 1.-THE
Hotel Il ymrnI, pt pNadua, ten
miles from Les Angeles, wan totally
destroyed by fru Ht $3.50 this afternoon.
Nota stick OF the famous resort is leii.
The hotel was crowded with t.urltiT,
but they ull ESCAPED with their livos,
although watdr0UuH and other pOsstf-
-ious were entirely cousumei. The
cause Uf the Ore II not yet known.
The Raymond was one ~ The mot
famous health TtaUfis in The United
Sta,cs. tTasa very large structure
built entirely ui wool, and WINS located
on a iill, commanding magnificent
view OF the san Gabriel valley.
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NWUGr h. l., April li.-Caplaln
l.lH Water, mayor " Newport, died
lH' llghi Hilur au illness Of Xix weeks.
GuSuFLu, Mass, April lj.-Ex-
!llsa DAVID Aiken, aged 90. died here
a,g.gbi after weeks slcl,uoHs OF
Tuu.HIl
AuWAuTr, VIE, April l5.-C0l
t.Hut j, fIgr, one Of the best know
EEvdrDus lu Wisc0usiu, died Sui-
'll Doe. evening OF heart failure.
Gel t.tg was the con ~ Edward Pier
a.ant white settler NJ the location Uf
snlauag Colonel Pier was tho fut
Volunteer the rebellion from Fouuu.
al lll took conspicuous part la tue
a.Nali toe Wilderness win General
1nli where hr won u promotion 10
H-'tlanuy, afterwards being detailed
cut martial duty at Wellington,
% GO WhcIc be wac mustered out In
ISIS
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PAINS, AuuI ll.--fag IelY "a. y0ris
advises EIropu o. form pu tgBu.mIg
ami industrial Uuigusu ngHlust The
United Slaipr. r. 'rrfIus 90 the UN.
precision ui gympblhy by the senate 0t
Florida with tle Cuban ruuulG. tue
LCiO protests against tho manner o.
which HE United -,sIus lnlrrpIots in.
lvTnntiDuHl laws uni declares that
American intervention in Nsih Dnd
Europe regarding Arm MIA sb0Ild o..
tract The vigilance no Europe.
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W. NI.m., .rnIn. lnncoII.l.

CONCJRD, Il. H., Ayrl l5.-rGe
MarrImEc river 10 higher Acre than "a
twenty yeag-.
Ai9E.m. b, il1IVl across Tho streets
uear tie bank, which twgn,y-six
yeas ago was covered by food. TIE
water IL still rising ~ tine rate of ton
iurhrs m hour All tFlius on tho
northern division 0f the Montreal ami
the Concord sul Claremcut nave been
cancelled.
WRshouts are reported AZ Kelley.
vile, Mount SuuApcp, Fast Audovrr,
DAubury anu kAnnRu, A. the hitter
plscu 100 carloads OF gravel will be re-.
quireu 10 MI along the road bed. The
trains on the Peterborough Hu1 Hills.
borough hayeeXporioncrd h'tlg trouble.
The now bridgUs Rt peueCuok arc in
danger anu may go out. The base.
meut II the Concord aud Mont cal
repair shops ars ilJ04oI ami they aust
soon shut down, A large amount OF
dTitwuud anu wrooGagu 10 coming
down the river. Tho rain has Cpssud
but the sky Ia threateuinf, Tue nloI
Is the bly.rst since the memorable one
Ui 1869, aud the lIaH IL considerable.
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4 Nnmber PellIeF. TronbIe.

This morning ono OF those going
around seeking 10 Induce rrftous 90
buy aumUers .Or houses was placed
uudor arrest on "a charge Of obtaining
mo0ey uudsr false pTe,0nses. u II
stated that ho represented being EN-.
pIuyul by tue postal authorities 60
notify people 90 number nc fo.uumbrT
thuif houses. lie also furnished mum.
uuu Tor .ra A'Huch employment was
not known or required, the arrest FOL
lowed.
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PirT7uuHG, April bon continues
the upwsrI CLIMB obi. m1ruiug ami no
QUO Buems willing Go lTu4lc. when tho
return Itp wall begin. Iuo stan lard
put up i,s price 20 ooa,B 20 81, which
gave the prices Boz the exchange q
lively lmI,tIa Lay op.iOus opensi
AZ s2.U5 uiI, an advance OF o cent?
over the cl sing uI saturday. The
Hrst sales were ut S. no and tho price
kept going up until lu,l5, when TO-.
600 barrels were FHlI no t2g5. Tue
highest cash sllI 40 81 ~ auu Al 1880
10 was quoted OF sgll. QUO. Tho nor
mal difference between cash oil Hud
May options should bs u-out 70 cents.
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Held for Examination

Deputy Sheriff Montgomery yostcr.
tay arrested a domenled Individual
-smod James Condor, who 10 laboriug
under the Authorization that be 10 be-.
ug followed by s1mrone who Intends
M murder him, ana THINKS hB should
be- protected by strong guard. He
w8s placed ia the county jail pending
an summation before she probate
judge.
grgfge Boiling was taken 10 the iail
uy ulb ifleud'i u I desire 20 have him
held until be CO uu Examined us O.
his sanity.
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NICARAGUA REPLIES
,,yror, FOR Arbitration


.....,..-8s. april ij.-li i' re-
M9,i.B that Nicatagua ha' re-
'l! g.,t brltalu's ultimaIum. IL
y N Of q counter proposal
tIr,c. acceptance OF rejection
~ n,tl.b d,mandS, and as sueh
NO, yet known whether Great
..,.Ir vl.iacaepl it ~ responsive To
,.opimn,um which made three 0''
1i8lG ,,..,si, o1o
,'..s, isr alleged peTfonal Injuries 70
I.,5 subjects, including British
.aul Hslch' ,n H..
..ss!-rhoT6vocatIon Of the dec
.,rs, ofbauiabmeut against British
llsCt -Y.. ., . ,.,,,,f..
.i' decide by arbitration the DAM
,,' I'M i1 property ni British suit
l.stfsIipd from Nicaragua
'rt.gItmatum contained no limit OF
frf. lui 90 tNit'AN'Nh
r,'sf Kimberly stated that an nr-
-,l5 heuItmagum would be eA-
~ uitbln sOvun weeks OF Foofu-
M Tbu seven weeks arc Up to-
y',,ngna'. answer 10 Ia two parts.
bs second demand u Gays that
yangua even before receiving Tho
ar.| communication hal revoked
b.. gs.ffo 0f uauishmuuls. To the
f..tBI third tUmHnfs, the answer u
HUIa order 90 prss0rve friendly tc'
..2u,lh hof maIusiy's government
trl With TIE purpose OF fairness anu
Haf. NlganEIa TT0Fotus that all
9IIul % payment tor personal iu'
gHs. ItIuy 90 property, stc.i bp re-
Ir4 90 an impaft pl cDmmiirion o..
tfHng1u. Tue foregoing a r..
srfi m most diplomatic
lass 10 comedies Nicararun's
vUUasats 90 adjust the difference,
slyst cguflJau8ly suggests that the
IEUrllds demand 10 * paItu usli'
asu auI that She whole question %
bran5lut Of damages should be LETT
Uuuuln. Great britnin's answer
% ODE counter proposition IL awaited
With Illutfi, tut Nicaragua reply 10
% pgGs liz character that it's be-
Isytltl subject has ceased 10 have a
vfrlte siits aud that diplomacy will
adjust lle nmaluiHg details.
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Romonyh tie gJrat yiolInIsl,rcaohoi
the city yesterday Boo ,.m0 Go visit the
Tabernacle service. lie expressed
himself ~ much pleased with tho
music and especially with the lIg
YrEu..
no the concert tonight he VIII render
several selections OF his own C5mI0 si.
zion. A rare treat ls la ft8rr f1r aIl
who attend, The concert h. 20 be
given at tue Congregational church.
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HAWpuauaE, {. r., Arul ll.-MrH.
WIN. Bal win, wife Of tie foreman NJ
iHr CU.uiaw crmuluy's coal shaft SO.
/, committed nuiClIu by iasug sirycH.
nine. she also administered the urug
go her uuy child, bright gifl OF
O.. ven, whose ills is urspg,rUd o. Tho
mother De- icltuf OF ilstfuuliJus aG %
sue displBlIon OF the bodies, Say Ing
that family troubles were TIC cause
anu that fhe realized the ougfmliy Of
her crime
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The Carson ApIgal says Not for
ten years has theirs been such a demand
Zoe beef cattle ~ prevails this spring,
and 40 result tho ranges are almost
depleted, There rs hardy u beef steer
40 Nevada, southeastern Oregon, ur
that portion Of California lying east OF
,he Sierra, Eastern buyers have
cleaned up all the beef in this section
suu stock cattle have gone up about g.
per head.
5puupvIllo Independent Much was
said at Conference about the alarming
growth VI the tobacco habit, and thu
Church membera were earnestly eX-
horted 10 refrain from It's use, Excel
lent advice indeed.
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WAsHIEuruN, Alrii l6.-In the
United b atus court today Judge Show
alter enioiuol SlgFgl Cooper y Co.
rom mGEiug ro.uru Co tue Internal
.evuuue lecIul uuluf the prJvls0ns
the Income taz lHw, Tho restrain
ing order wau granted Ou U bin which
altaoka tue law anu under the order
tue government was compelled TO take
part ia the proceeding 10 defend the
operations VI the law,
ASKING FOR REllEARINd,
WAsHlEGTON, u. u April To-
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L.InIN Tnr cAsnGr.


The Remains of y. 49,. Hcni. 'uc rru.
pFirIur Of tuc Hrimrs. nsrnId."
NEW YORK, April l5,-ruo body uf
james ". Sruu, the proprietor OF the
tuIcuEu IWesHsTa.d wuO died GI
Holland huuso yua.,TI y, wu placed
iu the Caskot ui uuul today rho body
will 20 10 Chicago on tho North Shore
Limited from Grand Central station
this afternoon, Ia addition 90 Mo.
Scotland NiiH Grace Hatch, tru Pee
muiaa VII, Do" accompanied uy Al. h..
Randall ih" business preventative ,.
the ImH.Hgru'a Tine. fg.,T.l vii,
prnN,uly occur from lHr ls,e residence.
lsl Pine sJsgh Chicago, On Thursday
UI Friday.
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CUBA'S CAUSE LOST.
RlpoI, Comes From Spanish Sources
10 That Eject
nAcEo Captured, cRonurl DEAD


HAVANA, Apul l5.-Maooo 70 care
urod ami Cuua's Last Aopu DO gone,
Dfsmucl has been Killed. without
lhr,u .wo leaders 90 II chans So tho Doe
.grrru. nuas and hbcr,y'H mos ardent
deuds ADMIT that the Cuban cause is
lgtt The spanish aulhguues are r1a.-
iug bulletins, AMI tho loJNi's boz
Havana are celebrating the ending of
the revelation. Without Ctombyl aud
Macoo there cat be- no real VAR OU
saturday the Cuban orgy and the
spanish soldiers niut st plImailt7. Tho
TlUHl iUfUut uuU uuTyI "a UHI men MIlIt
iufl OF the 5UulHtAs aIuIl "A uta.
Hufttr battle followed sbu, Gee. fIiu"
Co official 90. ug, lasted two uHutH, Al
llC end OF tull uln The ruNUIs ie-
Treated anu vCfH Iufuuuu ~ lnU nItH-
i.u troops Hgl NluCgI captured. Ills
HfCfDHty wa EIHl taken ana HlI iAr
.urUual AMI uuyt9 pnlcu VI gyt'
utAI M4r.U wore uIuaH.HtH 4. Tho
battle was % uni1 iunHn, 0uu
400. tho iHHrrgUutH Jaiti,I HUuNlrIy
l.n.nst uIHs. the $ auirh H.lII.rs
FHR.HtHu wiz. ruu4r.uu'u courage iHu
onslaught 90 tuH rebels lu i.l battle
Doe O. ba y-...hnua conflict n number
%. Cuban univ.rI, ono Ui whom was q
colonel, wen, lIlisl.
IRISH ayauArUEa
CINCu,. AlI Apul ll.--Iuu iIl.1w.
ing uJfulullUus were adopted 10 muHi-
fu. % the wolfe Tone ciuuiuur 90 tue
Irish clubs Goo ilI uly. yu.,ytaug3
NurTuu.f ills historical .a.t thnt
tine lush people uld nation haH ever
unparalleled with every people Slug
lliug 30 be- isus, aud
WhClyhs, thu Cuban people ATE
similarly situatgI o. tho iri.. lr ole,
win isIJs in beauty, sisters iu Nl.e.
t0M both irauuE the uubguuIla nui
loglhiug LOAD %. oppression uWmiIug
their energies, 1sppiug their existence,
gVropuIAgHg ,hulr land 10 escape rom
tyranny; agrFUufduugl with taxation
'J fuUOit rotten royalty Inherited
from a brutal age, Therefore Dc 10
Received uy the Wolfe Tone club,
whusv principles err uulvuraI liberty,
that We htliily sy mpHthi1r with the
Cuban patriots 900 their efforts 90 be-
Ir1r, RHd ugsuJcl the gJle no battle
auI oi Justice lIyfIwn theis arms with
success aud uuyc forever from thclt
beautiful isle the loot Of the oppTeas1r
aud estabiisu therein republic, where
an viii enjoy the uIcsaiugF OF liberty
guaranteed them ty the lgwr u n fee
p'lplC.
Maec0 was tbo loader oi the F0bel
forces with Gomez during tho last
revolution, Though uut youth, ho
achieved considerable distinction, A.
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designations Accepted.

TIE reclamation Of tuc call nr,mcu,
which were handed ln Co Chlsi
Dsgino some time ug0, have been
formally .ceoploH, 'aut aciiou having
ugru taken 900 Friday las. There b
been up ruuI.a zrIHU OF the call i1,rH
iur tie tu.I' uTs lUr.JH u tho uiiy,a 81
'Ho probability % lJ.. there viii
uI. hu.
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4 Tnken on AnnreciallOn.

Chief Drvino today received o
check Tor sl2I from tho Sears Glass &
Paint company, asa token Of approcis.
ton for the efficient services Of the
dte department Uu Saturday night iu
uAuuguishing tho bla1u m the COM
pauy's store,
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uu soon l,it BrlzI, hut mt Booth
Boy sppgir tmcut iu Hamburg eleven
years uso nuu on that OCCASION Booth
ave him pictures OF hia children torn
TO Ibis South American wife. IhusC
pic uruE, bearing RB'ruug resemblance
TO Booth, arc now O. ltliteT's possession.
Ritter says DO hoard from Booth laFt
winter and hu WA then on tie South
American stage.
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nanLlnl. .snnrI nnc.lInn.

hlNSrrrgi Man, April I1.--Areh.
"h.p LaDguyln, The Rgmau Catholic
L'al 10 western Canada, caused srn.
n,.'.u here during a sermon In N.
AaiI'a church last night when ho
laa.lneei that hereafter all so.cailed
.Ilsisnls who did not follow tho
.Asaluga Of the church Ia tho matter
education could not DO regard.
a. members Of tho Roman
l''l9.lo church. This has an im.
il'al bearing on the ManllUbn
.-., question: aud means tho cH-
.lllnlcallon Of certain Catholics
~ nave taken a stand ngainat thu
.4aIlh and with The Manitoba govern.
q -,l' 90 the'r determined nght for
. -l'.l'' schools. lis reported that a
',1l' tlryeliggl from R0mo has been
,,.,''''l by tue Manitoba bishops on
,-' ,.h0ol question, hence tho az.
w. A-'nb''
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IEEL April 30. - There w.f,
severe tns.lgIaEc shocks hero ana nj
Rraiunurs uurlug tuuuishL Atkuin.
uurE tiGtCtu rhucKs were ir.tu. ,n 4
o'clock tHls muruirg. Many houses
were y mayed, Tho iunaulautu afU
Innic-sirigkvn aud ulmpiag In tDu
streets.
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A. EWrIuUfs Esp.
Reported Proclamation ~ the chimes
ltuIcr ~ 60 sfis tstnIm.

IoSDoN, AgriI IA dispatch from
-unu.us. 90 re- lUWs AGENCY huTc tnys
tINtA proclamation bearing ihr rw-
pvrlt's name hUs boon issued, uDCfib.
ius ths empire Hs uaIsIyI, auI asHU.i-
iuE thst BIO b. ulsulu o. gov.
trn any longer u.# thst tUr
officials be trusted n'r e. ru.f, 10 10
alaei that the rt. aua'HH created
rrant excitement uuu tHuH nee signs
Of rebellion. The document, however
D. said % be tHu work of ,Ig slursI
H9ciciiHI.
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On ecedent suusoqusn. to ths prac
understanding reported " trta.y be
between ChiBaHru japan. r e. view
90 the state department uilio.sHiH tust
the udvicos from Rusniu ate really
based upon tho statue of tie peace
negotiations several days aso, aud
that since then the Japsucsc oouIiiiU q
have turn materially RIO fled, uui
ate now assuming such ahh o. q. 10
make them more agreeable 90 kusBiu
or to other great European pjwors.
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Ana pied In spasms from stsyohuIus
pbtsuutuE.


rbtsuntuE.
huaEUIaM Ala, April l5.-Bsy.
J. NJ. J.slup, sn aged Primitive BaP-
urt preacher, has met his dsa.l In 4
humble manner 90 Hauty Ridge, Ala.
While boo wac delivering - seImJn ne
tuJtruly 'rll 10 the door IN Fgl ms ana
died VIII the congregation HJ "a. hln.
He had ,gEon u los o, stTychuiue which
no carried iu HE % ukut on bread
riumus 80 poison Ensl'sh sparrsws
tpai infected ma yard, He Wss giss
10 the hsui. Of carrying sugar In MS
pucAgi tu clear HE turUAt Tor hiu scr.
mon. he tD0s the siycAnius rs ais.
take,
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ieiomA, B. C., April l5.-WorI
H. t1'tn received from Nelson that
,.e..l lill1stunus Hud his posse nt.
i,-a llr scene Of the trouble be-.
,'.l.. .le reclamation compauy's om
4 8,,A .I Vac holteuai Indians, only
I,I.I llsI The reds had, 40 Entlri-
III. NhhlEaWu 10 the American
,.,g thre their tribeapeople and
fy-. A'l'tat6 arc oucamped on Goat
N.Y." They have miniature i0rts.
M -sl 1hry we'll know the Canadian
,.,r'il' Vlhu1t m1.sst thom while tnrY
1-'-'4 Under the Stars ana Strlres.
@ 40! 'hey VIII return nay by lny
b ,-'u'' night by night ana one
w., l.gA Oh their enemies. IL i.
hrir.ip.ll oI this motnoi Of war.
''''-.. lh' white ytslirut. most lear.
,.la...''ipmuut VIII do what /, can Ia
'r.t.,' IeAee AMI order by maintain.
'- '''Hei force on the scene.
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THE COUNn cor0rW SESSION.


The county c.ug head "a thaft sud
uuuurorant se.slontus u9fn.uf, alter
"hIcu au adjournment wac taken ul
l1a.m. t1l-gr1w. 40 nst time in,
court wiI sfuua is iuyyur,ugn %.
tuv difficulties arans OUT 90 tho
5R,us.fua,uu Ialyau. Utuyl bfauchu.
% the "hua. ciaI" question.
Is potion, uuauus twgny,ssven
siEaa.ui.i wa presented from tax.
pay 300 OF HaIt IasH county fuiIi.r
a.alE tIp Hur.p trIi between
'hu jordan river auI tho mouth
ui Emigration canyon, uskIu
90 600 "#E0t.ytran a.aIat lJ
"ic.f.IIil0 s % Hhyu.,n by combining
iHu sHuH o. enc trail uuI not allowing
,h'm O. ugspass uuUa tng IcuIi1u,F
.T.uuIf.
lUu glaTg Was instructed 90 write fu
iar NuIIsfu""r' association auI .u
farsu Coz tHu muu1Hf. 600 tlBi uDGy o.
hHNN % con .TuHgH with ilu county
c.uf, ut tuu utAt wHyhIy meeting Hf
o.. latter WIIA % Wow 90 ruwH .T.
mugemnut being made iu accordance
win iho pfayrr Ui luu ItuliUu.
Several hVu0F licenses were ole
pfuyul aud iuu Remainder ui tue
business was of routine character.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-15
Marriage Licenses.

Tho county clerk THE mouiug Issued
marriage licenses 90 Francis &. Stand
u,t, 20, aud Lille Rlbrfts, ga, 10Th OFF
tuis cifyi 20 Andrew n. Poison, ga,
aad Auua Rosa johnson, -I, also Ui
this ely.
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100 oonnnErs nrLLrn
According 90 This STORY, uidn't Reach
wakes uonth AZ All

NEWARK, o., Aprll l5,--Chrislopher
Columbus Rilub who AruyuI ifO.
Germany IN tho winter OF 1864, aud
through j. NiiLus b tA's influence
occurred "a position Ia FyId's lhgAt O.,
tells the story VI LiuuOlb's assassiun.
tiou, claiming tuat Boston CuTbett shot
Edward Fuchs, M ACTOR .uGemUling
Booth and MT President LluoOln'r
assgssin. Ritter IL well educated and
his character 70 above rnprosun. Hodr-
clared that he assisted Booth 10 escape
aud they sailed ior Brazil, May ., 1868,