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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-19

IN LEGAL QUARTERS,

plaint against him as John Doe
Eideue o. Adcne, was arrested
aud BROUGHT into court this morning
The charge against hin IL assault and
battery upon Hognn Hansen, at the
lattet's ranch nj South jordan, Salt
Lake olunty. Ho a. also accused o.
threatening 10 kill Hanseu. He was
captured aud brought In by Captain
Gibbs, and when biofe U. 4. Com
missioner Sommer today was Ia any
thing but belligofent mood. In fact,
u Ia given out that " the case against
him Ia dropped he h very willing 10
leave the county and give people
here 90 moro trouble. His case was
act for . pm. tomorrow.
a SEIgupoRHo0D FUSS.
u. 3. Commissioner Sommer had a
time today hearing the case Of al
ledgeI disturbance Of the peace,
brought against Mary Croft on the
parties reside on Finn West street, be.
tween Emu and sixth South They
have had a bout ia u. S.Commiasioner
ureenman's court, where Mrt. Croft
was the complaining witness, and
there got "a with = tepfimand.
Commissionef Sommet listened 20.
day 10 tho not dolectablo de-
tails u the quarrel between the
two families, aud when II was
through with felt very much like sond.
ing all parties b jail tili they learned
ouough 10 control their tongues nt
least 10 n reasonable oEtent. Ho 10.
Tented, however, aud alter giving
them good lecture on tho contempt.
bio business ia which they had beou
engaged allowed the parties 20 10 with
the admonition that n they continued
u quarrel and were brought before
him again he would deal more atefnly
with them.
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Arrested for Arson.

The Flrst ward meeting house was
totally destroyed by fire In January,
1891. At the time, u was the general
opinion that the fro was the work u
IN ineendiary. Yesterday considerable
OF n sensation was caused when Il be-
came known that j. J. Whitaker was
arrested, charged with arson, w the
person who caused the meeting house
10 be burned. Tho warrant was sworn
10 by d. II. Ensign, fret counselor 10
Mor0ni r. Brown. Bishop Of the First
whri. Tue accused asseris bis limo
cnncc. Commissioner TERMS will hear
the cisr. The bond vac nKtd al 81 900,
aui was furnishbj.
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Ciiy Hall Notes.

1t lie generally understood that there
will DO no new Jail this year, and rs a
consequence, the old one Is being
thoroughly renovated, the walls gel
ting new coat Of whitswash and cleo
lrlc lights being put In.
Great regret ~ manifest among the
fiicinls ut the city hall regarding the
action OF the CITY Counoil In ordering
the removal OF the guards who, have
charge Of the city prisonors 10 their
working hour. They are men OF FAM
ilitb, and as no fault has ever been
found with them.i It is thought n rather
unwise proceeding 10 order their
rsmnvRl.
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gt,eu pluaio not guilty o. four iuI'.f'.
mrnts charging cattle stealing IN gau-
pet clunly lsst sumuo.
The grand Jury tep rad four indici.
menis under The laws o the Territory.
u. X. Black W II. ~. HswllnSs 81 Al;
Get tff sopiomber g6ln.
Marina Patien " Richard Dlwd's;
eset iof September 20,h, upon pay
ment ~ $40 hv defeudart.
Bank ~ VI utieAl Va I'd Rsa'us
eta; tet for sepivutef 25ih.
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n, a. Mod Daniel, Of Ogden. was In
he city this foienolu.
Captain Nichols, postal Inspector for
UAb, was In attendance ~ the grand
Jury this morning. Too" ease Of Poet
masior hnfrlust0u. Nernal, accused
81 emit "a cmcut b. bri.g Investigated.
l.. Z. Trent and g. T.. Forester, %,
salt Lake city, are at the Hotel
Roberts.
Frank IA. Howe. rel rtsen' ng the
Grand Uni n Cigsr Co., Ui Now Yofi A.,
Ia at the Hotel Rjbetu.
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COMM Il II GAL.


SALT LAKE CLEARING nousK.
Toiny's clearing house sxchauges
amouniei 10 sals,22i; same day las,
yoat si72,4i5.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
New Yofk.-Silver. coz, lead, $500
London.-Sllvof, 800 {.
uHE AND BULLION.
w. >. McClrnick & 60. received TO.
day! Hsuauor nulllu $4,000.
q. X, Jones a Go, received today:
Bullion, $500; ore', $4,000 Total
$40, 200.
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Notes.

a marriage licenso mas been Issued
to Dnvn, X. Stewart, IS, o. Ogden, and
hiiss We. ria PoIelson, n, u Bear
River g. y.
a iuut has beon iiloi in the Fourth
districl court by Frank Thompson
against Elizabeth Ann Jones ct Al for
the foreclosure ~ o. m rigago iot 81 so.
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IN POLITICAL CIRCLES.


The headquarters Of the respective
political parties had nothing OF an I'M
usual air abou, them todsy. ChMrmen
And committees were busy with tho
work before them and an abundEroe
OF ee'-'here spirit was manifest on
every hand.
DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS,
- Democratic headquarters In the
continental market building presents
ascone Of thu ut nost bueiness activity.
the place 10 being fitted up with a
Alge number OF Oilicts Tor the different
committees, CLERKS and checkers. a
wen furnished reception room for
.Aules IA alao one Of tbs improvements,
reading ana political literature dis
uloullng room another. Tho auditorium
mas houn provided with grand STAND
,of spthG,ri and 200 folding cheire
"tlne audisnos use.
REPUBLICANS IN WEBER.
Falllwngia tho Republican State
ss'AiA!1.-s's eoeo lula Tor the Ho" "
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To Investigate a Fire Loss.

II. G. whitney, representing II. j..
Grant q Co., left for Rockland, IJaho,
tale afternoon for the purpose Of ilve,-
,igating fire loss there 10 which the
Home company j. interested. The
fro occurred day or two ago ami the
property was owned by Dolroy Tyler.
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II no. sutposnaed. HE fequost was
granted and the girl taken back 20 jail.
Peter Rank was arrested f0r tein
rank drunk, found guilty aUd fined 50
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The following Is the appropriation
let passed az the last meeting OF the
CITY Council, signed by tbs Mayor o.
DAY, anu will be- ready for payment to.
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Dr. shelmsrdiue will be found for
the first three weeks OF september,
ut 30i Progress building, where he
will Gt glasses that will give perfect
satisfaction Co those who are troubled
with defective eyes, causing head
aches, innamcd eye lids, vertigo and
many other kindred nervous troubles.
IL Is unnecessary 10 40 into details
about his ability, as hundreds of salt
Lake citizens testify TO the satlsiac-
tion he has given them, and what re-
lief they have experienced through
wearing his glasses. " your glasses
are not right or you need some, 500
him before he goes east. lie leaves
after the third week Ia September, to
accept posltion In au eastern
optical college.
3oI PROGRESS BUILDING.
CoutultHiiUn Free.
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Waists, SOC Waists.
Waists, 75c Waists.
Waists, $500 Waists.
Special TUuo.
LADIES' WRAPPERS.

One lot of about 10, made from Pongee dark grounds with
colored figures, worth Sl.50, for
90 Cents
One lot of about co. made from handsome striped Outings in
brown and effects wide rulo, splendid thing, worth $500,
will sell them ut
$IOO.
third lot of about lOO made from Saline black grounds
with coored figures, full rue ribbon trimmed You can't
afford to be without one,
$l.e5.
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ID III - TIrs.

6Y,na-A iialbcra. Loti, Yorkshire.
England, July 70. 1855. iicny 1EHrf. son Of
james aud Ann rYioa. Deceased WIS born In
iudacrsfsld, YORKSHIRE England, November
iuckett. llc iied ia full faith Of the Gotpri.-
MtllonniAl star.
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srocRs AM aInHErs.

sroCRs AND nAnHETN
INV Nou. sept. io.-stocl market opened
puiUL but nfm, chicago rhs was the feature Of
tuo speculation and advanced 80 per cent u
Sutar,t ,iis'Sari Fs sihS' ro8 sO i "{fS9t
mafhnt 90 ~ wac ruuuinE OF with tfingori
aud chicago EtH foremost in recession.
TIE o. uCtInu wa 'hrctfd soon after ~ The
losses meanwhile BAT been confined " ffad
tons, speculation o., noon wac weak.
Hours, stivvt. LuRd.
Srw yont. Sept ia.-Monev on call cosy.
No sales. ntrtuycr w.. Lead s.!J.
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
South omaha. Sob. Sept. ~
special Diipl'tl 70 ns Nrws
Cattle receipts. lsl1. market steady
Natives, fLitaf.Ii
Western, l4H.aIt1.
Cows, s.fons o. tIatAsl.
Feeders, o. .aaiIHJ
shecpreeelpt.. sol. market strong.
NnHtNrnH. 10 . aUH.uu.
lamua, 4ApgaN tl.
,nitAuu NAHRHt.
Chicago. close Sept 70.
whoat-scpiember bsSi December. i9'.
asked.
Iofn-ssp culcr. &. r.. nd october. gl'.
uatH=HFI.. U.Hfr. IHH tfHIuHFr 49,.
rorE-soplcmbor i..5, october. ,s2lbld
i.hru-Hrrt. uiIHts .'Is'tf .frnh1t eNll,
lhbi- ,ptembcr anu october a.gli.
hyo-isls
naucy-t4,
Timolhy-tlo.
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APPROPRIATION LIST.

Passed at tho Last Session Of the
Council.
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OGDEN.
Conferences.

ooDrN, U1An srrr 10, 1896.
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Folll~ ng ~ tho Republican State
ss'AiA!1.-s's tceO lula Tor the Hon ~
The record-union., 1895-03-19
Articles. OF incorporation.

The following articles OF Incorporation
tary OF State:
The Masonic Temple Association of Los
Angeles. Principal place OF business,
Los Angeles. Capital stock, $4,000, with
). J. Beck, Madison I. Owens, Niles
Pease, G. l.. Ennis, julius ii. Martin.
John Z. Jackson, James Gunner, Harvey
Lindley and George Narcoe of Los An
geles as directors.
The Home Ticket Gold Mining and
Water Company. Principal place of
business, San Francisco. Capital stock,
100000, with l.. Jungerman otColum bia,
Tuolumne County: 4. a. Hobe, A. C.
Imhaus and II. z. Dunning OF Oakland
and K. a. Coleman of San Francisco as
directors.
The Tehachapi Mercantile Company.
Principal place of business, Tehachapi,
Kern County. Capital stock, SO, 900, with
j. IL. Toltree of Mojave, Z. &. Mathews,
>. Heineman, Albert Lederer and c. 0.
Lee of Iehachapi as directors.
The California Magnesite Company.
Principal place of business. San Fran
cisco. Capital stock, S3,0O0000, with W.
II. Mclaughlin, .. Il. Clark, J. 2.
O'Brien, G. Sproat and l.. Z. Kerner of
San Francisco as directors.
The Com bination Oil Company Priu-
cipal place OF business, Los Angeles.
Capital stock. $50, 600, with +. w. Flint,
T. w. Flint, Jr., }. Z. Flint, Z. b. Flint
and L. r. Ward of Los Angeles as di-
rectors.
The Eastern Market Company. Princi-
pal place OF business. Los Angeles. Capt.
tai stock. SO, ,0O0 with John Bellmuth of
Chicago, John 3. Rutland. L. Rutland.
NJ. Rutland and q. Hearvat of Los An
gelsS as directors.
The record-union., 1895-03-19
A GOOD WOMAN GONE.
Death of Mrs. Matt Karcher in Til
City Yesterday.

Death of Mrs. Matt Karcher in This
City Yesterday.
Frances, wife of Matt Karcher, died at
her home in this city at o'clock last
evening. She came to Sacramento in 1858,
and lived here ever since. Married at
P. NJ. on March IS, 1855. which was also
her twenty-tirst birthday. she was the
mother Of eight children, of whom five
are living. Mrs. Karcher enjoyed the
best Of health until the death of her
daughter, Mrs. w. w. Cuthbert, eight
months ago. Two days after her daugh-
ter's burial she took to her bed and never
left it. The loss of her daughter seemed
TO be greater than she could bear.
The children living are George, Fred,
Matt and William of this city, and Mrs
L. g. Harrison OF San Francisco. She
also leaves five grandchildren, three of
whom-Eva. Frances and Milton Cuth-
bert-are residents of this city. Deceased
was native of New Orleans, aged 81
years.
The singular coincidence is noted that
Mrs. karcher was born, married and
died on the 18th of March, her wedding
and her death each occurring at P. NJ.
The record-union., 1895-03-19
HAD Az CLOSE CALL.
A Pistol Bullet Perforates John
Burke'S Trousers.

A Pistol Bullet Perforates John
Burke'S Trousers.
John Burke, the hostler at the Ameri-
can Laundry, and Michael Delaney, the
night watchman at the same place, got
into dispute about money matters last
night which came near resulting in a
case for the Coroner.
About IL o'clock Delaney went to the
Receiving Hospital with a wound on his
head which he wanted treated by Ser
geant Plunkett. The bleeding head was
liked up and Delaney went away without
stating how he received the wound.
About half hour later Burke came to
the Police Station and said he wanted
warrant for Delaney's arrest. He said
he had had some trouble with Delaney at
the American Laundry, and the latter
fired two pistol shots at him. He showed
where one Of the bullets went Through
the right leg Of his trousers. He said
that after Della ney shot at him he struck
Delaney on the head with an ax-handle.
Burke said Delaney shot at him once
before, about five months ago, and last
nights occurrence was the outcome of a
dispute they had about financial trans
action. He was told to apply this morn
ing for warrant.
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SAN SALVADOR.
New Rebellion Said TO Exist In Favor
of General EZeta.

New Rebellion Said to Exist In Favor
of General Ezeta.
SAN FRANCISCO, March IS.-General
Antonio Azeta, who is safely housed in
comfortable hotel here, announces that a
new rebellion in his interest has taken
place in San Salvador. The last steamer
from the south brought a letter to Ezeta
stating that on February 1st last Presi-
dent Gutierrez unearthed a conspiracy
that had been Matched for the purpose of
reinstatlng Ezeta as head of the Govern
ment OF san Salvador. Under Cutter
rez's order all of the leading conspirators
were shot. Among them were Colonels
Barrios and Salgado, and Captain Man
gandi. The Chief of Police was also i'm
mediately shot. and agents of the Gov
ernment caused the arrest of many sus-
poets. The letter adds that all the prison.
ers who were in jail since the last upris-
ing were ordered to be hanged, and EZeta
believes that by this time the order has
been executed. Colonel VasqueZ a sup
posed leader of the plotters, was hanged
by mob OF indignant citizens, the letter
states, and Ezeta has concluded that his
followers chose an inopportune moment
for their undertaking.
The record-union., 1895-03-19
ALAS, TOO TRUE.
Only a Few Elk and Antelope Left
the state.

Only Few Elk and Antelope Left in
the state.
In an interesting article by G. F.
Weeks on the game of Kern County he
says of the big game:
''In some remote localities small bands
Of antelope are occasionally seen, but as
they are protected by law none are ever
shot. or at all events no one has the
temerity to boast of such shooting, if
done.
In the desolate and unsettled foothills
to the west of Buena Vista Lake, III the
southwestern part of the county, is a
small band of elk, some twenty-five or
thirty u number, last remnants OF the
noble herds that once roamed the valleys
and hills unmOLested. These, too, are
protected by law, though it is commonly
reported that that law is not observed
with the rigidity to which it is entitled.
The remote location of this last refuge of
the elk is, however. their best protection.
Several months since a couple of young
elk were rounded up by some Yaqueros
in quest Of stray cattle in that region, and
being caught were taken to large ranch
a few miles from town, where they now
are in the enjoyment of the best of care
and are great object of interest to curl
Gus visitors.
I'm the most remote Businesses of the
san Emlgdio range may occasionally be
found O mountain sheep. But to catch
a glimpse of one and to su0ot and re-
cover it are two entirely different mat
ters; though there is no question that
hunter possessed of sufficient skill and
perseverance, seasoned with slight
sprinkling Of good luck, may be able to
crafty what is one of the highest long
ings of the sportsmen of the far West"
1t is indeed sad to think that this is the
condition of the whole State. The once
htrr n % fol lnTAn ~
mountain sheep has dwindled away to
two or three small bands. For this de-
struction-this almost total annihilation-
the market and hide hunter are respons-
ible. Yet, Notwithstanding this, we have
newspapers so selfish that they will stand
up before the Intelligence OF the twilight
hours of the nineteenth century and op-
pose legal measures for the curtailine of
the operations of these depletors OF our
game supply.
The record-union., 1895-03-19
BRIEF NOTES

The shipment of hops still continues.
and 1000 bales were shipped to the East
on Saturday. Four carloads of wine
were shipped yesterday.
a walk through the freight depot re-
minds one that spring has come again.
y yesterday a carload OF moving machines
arrived, and large lot OF haying and
harvesting implements are also arriving.
There has been organized at Foresters'
Hall a new social club, known as the
Inglewood. 1t viii give q private mask
party at Foresters' Hall on Saturday
evening next. Those wishing invita-
tions will apply to James Fric5e, 1910
Fourth street, before Wednesday night.
Ii. kemmister will be Floor Director.
The following officers have been elected
Y. ID. Goodrich, President; J. Il. Joseph,
Vice-President; Abe kohler. Financial
Secretary; s. Dillon, Recording Secre-
tary; Alfred Dent, Treasurer: James
Fricke, Sergeant-at-Arms; J. Sherpurn,
First Guard.
The record-union., 1895-03-19

ond annual rose carnival, which is to
take place here during the last week in
April or the first week in May. The
carnival will last three days and promises
to greatly eclipse the big carnival had
here last year.
Big prizes are to be given for the best
decorated turnouts and for the best dis
play by outside towns. An effort will De
made to have the Salt Lake City float
which is to be exhibited at the Los An
geles fiesta brought here and placed in
the parade.
n anticipation of the big event, the
City Council is having new walks laid
near the depot and the city will be in hol
lday attire by that time. One Of the feat
ures OF the carnival will be big meet of
Wheelmen and athletes.
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STILL STRIKING,
This Time Harry Bodmer's Wife Is the
Victim.

This Time Harry Bodmer's Wife Is the
Victim.
Mrs. Harry E. Bodmer applied at the
Police Station about IL O'Clock last night
for warrant for the arrest of her hus-
band, who she said had beaten her a
short time before on Tenth street, near E.
Mrs. Bodmer said she was visiting her
sister at Tenth and 4 streets when her
hus band came to the house and demanded
that she go home. She says she left the
house with him, and after they had gone
short distance he struck her mum Der
OF times in the face. She was told to ap-
ply for warrant this morning, which
she said she would do.
Bodmer is one of the men arrested dur
ing the railroad strike in July last on
charges OF conspiracy against the Gov
ernment aud obstructing the mails
The record-union., 1895-03-19
HOMICIDE AT DENVER.
George b. hronIng Shot and Killed by
Fellow Employe.

George B. hroning Shot and Killed by
Fellow Emplove.
DENVER, March I7.-George B. Kron-
ing was shot and killed this afternoon,
shortly after o'clock, by William r.
Peck, at room 626, Equitable Building.
Knoning died at 5:25 O'Clock at St. Luke's
Hospital. hroning's wife obtained di-
Yorce from him several weeks ago on the
ground that lie had been unduly Intimate
with woman who was supposed TO be
Mrs. Peck. II seems that hroning called
at police headquarters last night and
asked for protection. To-day Peck rushed
into headquarters and eXcitedly informed
the officers IL charge that he had just shot
hnoning. lie said that he did not know
whether ne had killed him or not, but he
had emp:ied the six chambers OF his re-
Yo!yer into his body. Peck refused to
talk further. Botn men were employed
by the Rio Grande RailrOad Com pany.
Until the scandal OF the divorce case they
bore the best OF regulations.
The record-union., 1895-03-19
BAY DISTRICT RACES.
Five Favorites Out of six Among th,
Winners Yesterday.

Five Favorites Out of Six Among the
Winners Yesterday.
SAN Francisco, March lS.-Five favor
ties out OF six won to-day. Ingomar was
the only one to disappoint his hackers.
Five and half furlongs, selling, Sera-
phin won, Raphael second, The Drummer
third. Iime-l:ll1.
Half mile, maiden wo-year-old FL
lies, Ursula won. Miss Brummel second.
Tennessee Maid third. Time-0:5I4.
About SIX furlongs. selling, Lizzie
Hampton colt won, Little Boo second.
Chiquito third. Time-l:I0I.
One mile, selling, Oakland won, Ingo-
mar second, Hy by third. Time-I:47'
Five and half furlongs, Ferrier won,
Fannie Louise second, Tartarian third.
Time-l:0S4.
About six furlongs, selling, Tigress
won, Florence Dickey second, Hiram
Argo third. Iime-I:l5!.
The record-union., 1895-03-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
torday: Carl Schmidt, n. Lichtenstein.
q. G. Mackie. Fred Il. Cullom, j, w.
Payne, New York; S. GrolIman, Jr.. H.
Gent, Chicago; George w. Dyche, Boston:
G. L. Tinkham, Chico; William Beck
man, Fresno; Charles d. Harris, Sault
Ste Marie, Mich; c. S. Farquar, Santa
Rosa; A. Nisbit, Paso Roblos; w. IL.
Post, Stockton; a. l.. Fish, Oakland: J.
b. Hicks, II. Wolf, NJ. B. Howard. O.
Taber, w. C. Goode, w. II. Smalham' NJ
b. Rosenberg. $. g. Chapman, J. M.
Avery, San Francisco; w. L. Duden.
city
The record-union., 1895-03-19
FELL THROUGH A TRESTLB.

{. Nj. Balllnger Meets With q Very
Painful i ccidenr.
a man named c. VI. Ballinger is at the
County Hospital suffering from a frac-
tured jaw bone. Four or five days ago
he either fell or walked off a train while
it was travelling on one of the trestIes
near Washington, y olo County, and
struck one of the piles, fracturing his jaw
in two places.
He walked into this city and went into
the County Hospital for treatment. He
says he is formerly from Kansas.
The record-union., 1895-03-19
SPOILING FOR A FIGHT
Cinnamon Came Near Having Battle
Last Night.

Chinamen Came Near Having q Battle
Last Night.
There was excitement in Chinatown
for short time last evening, and had it
not been for the prompt arrival of a num-
ber of police officers on The scene no
doubt trouble would have ensued.
1t appears that a Chinaman struck an
old Chinese vegetable vender, on l street,
between Second and Third, and he IN
turn was given a drubbing for his act.
This latter episode caused a division be-
tween a number of Cinnamon, and
trouble was imminent until the police
arrived.
Later in the evening the Cinnamon be-
gan to gather again, and Officers Ash and
Higgins swooped down upon them and
arrested All Tong, on whom they found a
revolver. He was charged with carrying
a concealed weapon.
The record-union., 1895-03-19
& Possible CleW.

Should the two mon who robbed Cor
nelius Stagc's Ingleside resort in San
Francisco be arrested, it is not unlikely
the men who recently held-up two trains
near this city and robbed Scheld's brew
cry will be in custody.
The Stagg murde-ers wore long linen
busters and white masks. This NAV
have been only coincidence, but it tooks
very much as if they were the men
wanted here.
The record-union., 1895-03-19
Mrs. Lease to Pose for Mayor.

WICHITA lkas.), March 17.-Quite
stir was caused i'll political circles here
tonight by the announcement that Mrs.
Mary Ellen Lease would be nominated
tor Mayor of Wichita Tomorrow by a
Citizens Convention, to make the Mayor
atty fight against the regular Republican
nominee Ii she accepts, and il is said
that she viii, the Populists, the Demo-
Gratis, the women and ProhibItionisLs will
back her in the fight, and the women are
already talking about getting sutfragist
orators OF national reputation to come
here and hold a rally every night till the
campaign is ended. a hot two weeks
cam paign Is looked for.