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Ran Ashore Near Tallejo.

VALLEJO, CAL, Sept. 23.-Thc yacht
Jessie, in command of Captain Crawford.
went ashore on the fats betwee the
Brothers and Mare Island yesterd ay morn
ing. She had some trouble in getting off,
but finally arrived in Vallejo several hours
behind time. The Jessie was not injured
by the accident.
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oVERRULED THE DEMURRER.

Decision In the Damage Suit against
Scantan Dc O'Rourte affirmed.
SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 23.-Judges Lori
gan and Reynolds, sitting in bank. have
overruled the demurrer of Seaman &
O'Rourke's attorney in the case of Alice
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LOIS EDWARDS ADOPTED.

Story of Her Fathers Tragic Crime Told
IN Court.
SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 23.-Judge Lori
gan this morning heard the petition of
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MISSING FRox FENDER HARBoR.
Fears for the Safety Of FOmr Young Hen
Who Left i'm a KOtrbOdt.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Sept. 29.-Four
young men-A. E. Sucking, Seymour
Richardson, A. Holmes and J. Craig-left
in a small boat for Pender Harbor ten days
ago, intending to return in three days.
They have not yet returned, and consider
able anxiety is felt by their friends for
their safety, as the weather has been very
stormy since they left.
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on the line originally laid down, but have
already begun preparation for new
election.
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Mrs. Tosberg Released.
Los ANGELES, CAL, Sept. 23.-Mrs. A.
T. Vosberg, the woman who was given a
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MENACE TO MORALS.


SALT LAKE Ci1y, March 20, 1895.
Tutor Dessrc. Nous
The times In which we live seem
moro than ever pregnant with gsoI or
900 Tor mankind. Not iuff,quuutly The
agencies nj work f1r good arc thrown
vastly Into the shade, aud made O. ap.
Icar tame anu vapiI IN comparison 10
tho vigorous energy and push displayed
by ssulless mouey.uakrr, ln their al-
m9si dospernas olIHs g. got gain, i,-
gsrlloss gf the 800 they DO.
Mon who think may we'll Doc startled
&c She aggressive efforts made from
time 10 time by vendors Of poisonous
drugs ami uuusealiug weeds to intro
duce their moral ami hcalth.Iesl y
lug truck among tue young ami
Ihoughiless.
one Of these EpAim0dic Efforts ~ now
being made iu cur city 90 introducp
certain brand NJ cigarette, and
encourage the tnuoiul practice Of
HmuEluE them among the people.
Tue Willy agents Of this brand Of cig.
atuttes have taken great painr, and
have gone 90 great vNpauao, 10 display
aud advertise their wares 10 the public
gaze, choosing the time approaching
anu during the General Conference
for their purpose. Their advertising
shrewiness anu business acumen In
this move are more than visible, they
are transparent 10 nll.
But what ave tue people 90 say
about this matter Shall the guarI.
iaus OF the public veal keep silent. and
by that silence facility approve Of tho
encouragement thus given, on a grand
scale, 20 tho perniciuus habit Of Gig
arctic smoking Ia our CUmmunity9
10 evils come upon us Ia ordinary
ways they may bu quietly mot by cor.
TUutyU influence. bat when they
come iu bold, aggressive wayc.,
threatening "a dclugv ulUu fuulvty they
should be- met with more than passive
resistance, Will not some OF our
moral teachers and puuuC educators
arise aud express tholr Wow upon this
muustg
A. au individual regard this sllit
90 flood the city with cigarettes, Just a.
iIr tiuc when us likely 10 ue illled
/ win lNNIAu IluN hIl HNll Auh county,
us u menace 70 tho moral safety
| Dt our youth. Aud freely
express tue hope tnat the p,9.
pie Will display as much wisdom
IN avoiding tno nap which hEs uHuu
laid Tor them, M there h cunning ur
| sHruwunBBs on thu part VI those who
have planned TO ontrsp them, for gain,
without regard 10 tue evil which mus.
result n they succeed.
Let those who have the public wei
fare at heart expires themselves either
on the T0strum o. through the press,
aud turu on tue soarcl-iight Of iutolli.
gent remlnstraucu against this or any
other growing evil. which threatens %
undermine aud destroy the moral stat.
Us Of the people.
Respectfully,
JOS. H. FuIu.
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RECEIVES ROYALTY.
Emperor Williams Visit 10 GaTmaly's
EX.Cha1CelIOE
TWO VALUABLE BIRTHDAY GIFTS.
Prince Bismarck In Military Uniform
Reviews the Troops Speeches.
Flags and Decorations,

FEEDEmCu4uum, March gl.--Em.
pcror William who LEFT Berlin at $3.50
,hs mornlng accompanied by the
crown prince, lyf. the special train
near Aumuollc, where DO mounted a
horse and attended by q brilliantly
uniformed staff rode quickly 60 tho
tu9t selected for tho assembling Of tho
Iru0Is detailed TO honor Prince Bl-
mst5k. Tho troops consisted OF a
iuungt0n OF Hallursiadt cuins-iem, OF
which regiment puuco IlsmafCE De-
honorary colonel tho 5uvu4iy-siHtn
Infantry regiment, fquHd OF the
Fifteenth uussHfs, aud "a battery % tue
HOIsioiu artillery regiment with LnI,.
r0r William ut tie head. IhIetgfcu wa
marched 90 tGu 0ugn space in Prince
BismaTgh's u4Ik, uuI dnU.Hyei il
parade Ur8Us Prince BlHmAlDk had
como tu gu 0uuu uArrlngu, wearing tN,
Uniform Yi tho HalbUriBIi tulus.
biuu. the uupuu uIr.altgI uFuH,
aud t.p bands played D. tJ.It.g aiu.
Tue emperor welcomed tho prince
with luu gfUltuBt hUArtiuCsI a.u then
delivered uu adde's II cIugrItulsuUu.
Iuou, iu tho name ~ the army. Ga.
emperor lpfuutru pTiul1 GHmgfaK
with sword OF honor, OF antique form
iigh'y embossed aud iuIa4 Win
g0lf. la presenting tur HW0r1
EHurIIr william taiu be- handed tue
EIl. lH T.UgrultlHu 81 ni- NeHIa, adding:
"l could me- have Quad Uatttf
p.a.tlt LIau sword Wa.lIHl lIuNy.
aNHu HH Gao weapon ul 900 ancient
GHlu4AH 70. regarded aB % HlmnIl o.
never failing resource, nuI, uUlu 90
HfH Uu. uHt4 the united uTHs { tlU
is'Cu.laUi, M.rFOIr HHuUr Il.u-
uH.s iJHa uH.H fus 80 o. .hyn .
.IafitUuu Cor deeds recorded 900 history,
which wrfU brought .5u uaH.#H.lu
twenty .uyg ytRH ago, Ls. uHt
camrauyF, shout hur5nu i1g hIH creme
higauuH, Prince Bismarck, duke %
LluUnburg"
The umprr1EuCclmpuniui ly plncy
b'Fmarcb, drove along tho rhuss VI Gle
truUlu, tue prince returning tile
tnluigI with evident pleasure.
When thu inspection was over
Puuce Bismarck went TO biz house
nul standing Uu tue terrace addressed
the Rgloh.bs and LAudtar
delegation. Tue emperor after.
wafds entered the house anu luuchoi
with Prince Bismarck. The CuifasicTs
anu mounted guard outside the buill-
Ing ami the artillery remained a. .
guard OF honor 1u tuu parade grouut.
he artillery hrul anIutes when the
rlsual was given that tho emperor haI
proposed tnu health ~ Prince B,s-
mlfCk a. the luncheon, The emperor
presented Prince B.umaTCS with n seal
from the writing tuulu OF his grand
mtner, Emperor William /. The rail.
road station, p1Hlgillue anu all houses
in Friciufluhtuh1 and uUlghbDrhUOu
were decorated win illgH.
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Tolays Land Olice.

Robert %. smitl, ut Alpine, Utah
county iinius trm homestead Gu.
try oi tao u0ltawrt quarter Of the
uurlhwutt quarter ui sr.tIYl 20, town
ship Z snu.gi range 1 ussg,
VIM l., LiutrG ui ratowun, Iron
county, uUuUliU 4 entry OF the south
uulfli tho southwest quarter OF section
20 md the north a.I. aI Gao northwest
quarter o. rggsuu 80, township 80
south, ruu-J % d. tl,
fruInrica e.. ragIlr, OF rout orces,
IuaD county, homestead entry az sac
lIug1Wgs, quatyr a tue southwest
quarter OF section 10, lAr r.ulhusst
gu.E.rr4i gAu rulheasg quarter Il soc.
uUu lAi aud tho northeast quarter u.
the uJuhoas. qaarlyr HI 5uguun 23, and
the uoTtIwoat quarter of the ulrtHnyst
quarter OF session g, township 10
sJutu, range Us Uu.l,
Horny Mitchell, o. kamus, SUNNI.
county, excess nom astuaI uutIy ui $40
wust hAl, Ui tho southwest quarter .ha
southwest quarter %; tlu northwest
quarter anu lIl 8, section 9, township
Eoutl, range % uaH.,
james a, Low, Of Beaver city,
Beaver county, desert onlFy OF tue
North hal Of the souInwos, quarter o
section "a, township 30 60ugu, range Z
west.
Hyfum Perry, OF Eurnal Ulntah
county, desert entry OF lot ., nLu the
s0uthWust quarter Of the northeast
quarter 1t section %, township south,
range n ubat
Frbuouck G.. Parker, OF Trout creek,
JuAb county, dy.urg entry OF tue west
nan VI the northeast. quarter OF section
20, township o south, range rs west.
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Insurgents Again Drfontcd-goysrnor.
otscyorai CitiSs nc.tEu.


NEW YouK, MEroh gj.--A special
Dispatch from Havana, Cuba, sayt.
Col. Aruz. with 300 men, met body
OF 900 insurgents cavalry, under
AmadOr Guofrs, al Sabana Do Guaran.
gauE.
A tight entuoi In which nf,oen
Insurgents were kllel and many
wounded. Two prisoners nnd lot OF
ammunition were captured. The gov
eminent loss was two officers Killed
and two ptiyalua wounded.
Col hrJz also mot tho insurgents
wednesday Rt San Ramon, aud DO.
isatcd tnom after killing and wound
iuE many OF them,
It's reported that party u intut-
gents, about 3lIFlr0ng have taken tho
Held under NaH-o Metro and M,uRua,
nui are well equipped with arms aud
ammunition.
la Dtsaua3H, OF Havana, say, that
Ou last Tuesday az Santiago du Cuba,
M Eugllsl steamer, tho L0rentin, was
hrtd upon by tho spanish c0as. patrol,
Tor failure 10 hoRvo % when ordered,
pu. no Unicial report has yet been made
regarding Ghoulgir.
Captain General Calejn aud the gov
otnori Of Havana, Plnst del RIO,
Puerto Frlncipe ana Santiago dc CUBA
have cent iu their designations, but no
news has been received haru yet that
the Spanish government mas accepted
them,
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NucccSsfuI Experiments ~ ine Il.
lands or san Joaquin county, ,nL
SIOCjsrJs, Chi, hiarch 2B.--Ghc ex.
psumuutI VI growing sugar cain Oh
tho Islands o. sag joaquin county,
ylvU been no suJcg.sfh t4at tho r0y.
uruwgut 10 nov preparing 90 Uugugu Zoo
tue culture Ou larger scale. Two *
Nyr.H who were recently Fult hUre by
the SprrgEuIH people LOO inquire into thr
r9verHmrut'6 experiment boz growing
rsuU were Hp .ufuIsUi by the uUvOlHr.
mont tuAt th7r procured tWO tons ui
iiI. class UBuU tom tho Hawaiian
lHlUnda and other euoti1uH 90 make
thorough tuEis uflhO lands huf,Hbnua.
Tho cane was received few uuys $40
and BE- now being cot out Tor thorough
cultivation. TIC experts representing
iHg EItgCaUls in tbia EXPECT 90 Hyc the
uugHT Caua srHw h1rH 90 o uri 90 ul
tulriy.Hvo feet and o. contain more
aauyuut.uB matter than any cane
raised Iu .niH country.
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WAauNuTON, ID. C., March 2l.-
The hearing on the application Of Eu.
gene v, Doue, and others Tor writ Of
hAbras corpus Tor tho release from im.
prisonmrnt was resumed In tue SUI
premo court ut noon Today. Attorney.
General OluOy made tho ilHluTgumeGt,
speaking IN opposition 90 tho npplica.
ton. He said the single question
before the Supreme court, was whether
the court below had iurisdiotlJu in the
CAGE made by the original bill ana Pc
CettCd 90 show, 80 he viewed the matter,
II had. He devoted very little time to
the discussion OF tue governments
technical relation 10 the MALE, but
IhHsed 10 u consideration OF the strike
"a violation Of tho interstate com.
metcH relations, He enumerated
many fcJerAl laws bearing ON the
question Of inlorslgts tratlic, anu
noted the prOvlaiuns oil several general
Etatutes which cover tho whole field
VI interstate railroad ttanBp0rlnt on
showing most Cnu0lusivoly, he declared,
tue purpuso q Congress 10 exclude
every other source and lrOm Of regula-
tioH except itA own.
Olnyy asserted that interstate Tail-
road transportation was being inter.
iufud with 900 Chicago In July, 1894
and the present petitioners were 10 the
mllogt extent responsible. The state
nuthauueg 1y activity aud il.dlrocled
rnurlF, aggravated tho OWLS OF the
situation; hvuCB u became necessary
Tor the government TO step In, not only
Ga the uttraHo Of individuals, bui,
ubodient v ila oblIgationH,t 10 protect In.
tyfatate commerce,
OIuoy was followed by DRrrow fot
tue petitioners who declared the ~.
t1rnry.guneInl hud overlooked thu
interests OF tho countless millions az
working people auu the danger 10 civil
liberty embraced In the case, He d.
CIHrod the state had boon over anxious
aud able tI preserve the peace.
A tho CLOSE Of DsTrog's argument
the court took the briois. II Will prot-
ably nnuounoo its d0oibion before adj
journmeni In Aisy.
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70 became question Tor hIm
.ilhIr 90 I9uy thuu that HEht or
restore 90 Them that which they baI
ueun deprived ol ho ch.go tlc latter
c5uIs., even in uppltt.on TO the
gIrpngrst Orange nrd ul'ra ptaUttlut
influence that could no brought 20 bar
uuou him.
Clnrs Wallace, comptroller of cN.-
toms, holds the Io8lu.u Of -0vuryisr
g'and ninstur OF tbp OHn.e order, bot
70 is said That no vii. have O. resign,
re- the Orange lodges an over the cguu.
ny nto passing resolutions strongly
c1nirmus.Usy o' tHo goyesumgupf
HutIuH.
Toe lbera, rAr'y ~ in NO b',ter posi,
l0n than The government, Tor they
Will have 90 commit Themselves ont
way or the other VII the matter
ojmus W before Parliament
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WAsuSOrJN, ID. G., March Co.
n one iu tue treasury department Co.
day would say anything about llu
violation % tao quarantine laws by
Secretary Carlisle boo taking his son
WiIliHm of tho Paris without permits
sion OF the health nill.ua
SEW YUUty, Matci 2I-Icalth
OGlycr D0ty has uu SO, received 40
.fli ial reply TO bio letter t1 Collector
kiUroth anu Captain Ws.ms lu re-
lati0n o. The landing gi w.. Is. Gaze
llHlc, who was Transferred 30 tlu
revenue cutter Hudson, PRIOR 90 inc
visit OF the health ulligrf aboard tho
steamer ParH. Dr. Dgty H.s sucfc.
hry, saiu,was very 10TH 90 crIllCIse the
action Ut Secretary Carlisle, 0r C.l.cc
tor ki.bIttu, hut tho violation Vi the
quarantine law wa. 90 laEmut that
Doe WIS compelled ~ take cOgulzancc
OF 90.
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More Of hL.Imann.

10. {. Chambers one OF tlu furcllos
the bond OF OU1 s.almanu, admins.
traitor % The estate u' Stephen a. j...
&C.,, late yesterday uleu petition iu
1hu Probate court aati1g TIA. ci,a-
ton 90 taIi aImiusiAt5r Doe i.surI
compelling him 90 appear ana show
Cause why he should not give !uiih.s
security ami uuuilI".r released. Tho
bond OF sinlmauu 90 $4,000. The p,.
uuyu cites tltt SAmHH Va not la
Utph, AMI iH uUl I,ctI.s the estate.
The order wn7 maIO oh yrd and the
citation iuuul, TUiHrnaUiv ATr.ll2.
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Mo- DrLcnsn Was Nn..rpl.

The case OF W. II, WlWufJu vs. the
Meridon Cutlery Co. was ga,ioi up In
Chlol Justice MeU.,ps o0ur, this after.
noon. The amount claimed was
sagA5I Tor goods sold aul delivered,
with Interest igom APRIL lsu2, at
pur cen. lUr puuum, Tho defendant
had put Iu nu answer admitting that
NO mart ul tho account hal been paid,
and alleging lUal bis Indebtedness diI
uut exceed $3.50,
WllKiusou was formerly in tho
crockery uuaiurts ON w, SECOND South
street out atsigGuI t3mu time ago,
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OAKLAND, Cali March -I-Whon
b. asUgrl Merritt ligu hB Igit twY
million dollar estate 90 bus sIstaT, Afs.
iaUy.au. Whom Mu. Gafaui0n uirl
sno lei. will providing aF o tguH.
iuut oisaU I,uIW tlu Income 90 which
was g. UH paid Zoo De- Mrifit'H
ucphuws, James nu4 IUI NHr..J
Quo Ui the conditions Dt tho trua. DO
mat should giluur oI She tW1 lTrtugfs
ever contest Har Will, question juc Wis.
ulm 0i any OF 10 lgUvai.us ur IDubtlla
gvnu,uouuss both shall lOsorvHry Ight
alu title 60 tIu tfuaI, tho .l4ugCuut
brother guugfiuB alike wiin Tue guilty
one. Tho Jus. properly lh IA rHyggts
Co the r.aiduury lsggtcl 0t Mu. a lTcu.
lon. Nevertheless Jsmgs GargJluu did
contest the will anu wAr beaten iu tho
superior court. He appealed anu the
supreme court upheld the lower court,
Now the attorney Of the estate au-
uouucus that uu Will notify Captain
J. n, Knowles, the custodian ni the
tiusti H. cease paying the allowance to
ruth the Merritt brothers, Captain
kuowlgs Do iu doubt what o. DO aud
tue matter viii b. togled in tho courts,
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yigarou, Campaign Tor Irrigation OF
Natunhtu Land.

Natunhtu Land.
BosroS, March a0.-Chalrman VIII.
liam L.. 5mylhe, Of the national iTi.
alton committee, representing tue
Trlgetl0u congress VI TIC Western
.,u.ua, iuaugufateI un earnest cam.
UAIru i0r his cause laHt Night Edward
Everett Hale pTcsliUd over .hU meet.
Tug Aui mndn vigorous speech boo
favor % organized Effort 10 divert the
surplus population 10 the surplus lands.
-mythu declared. "rhU cause Ot the
West 10 the cause VI tue uat,1u,1
lie arUsuntui ielCgrAma from public
.filClnh VI Wyoming, Idaho, WASH
lugt0u aud Montana, announcing chat
zach gf these statpa has passed Icgislg
ton accepting a gfaut ut l.ull,OIU
lcf0s az public lauiE Uu condition thut
IhUy be reclaimed ami settled. lie
glHims Tor these such advantages ug
900 necessary 10 move, equip uau Hu.-
Hiu tho p..p.c and thai ample gouur-
10y can be- furnished ulOn tlu lands
aud WA'yItupYIg
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CHICAGO, March gl.-Iau Ir.bWC'5
Washington, DC, glegal So.
10 is asserted uute that Minister
Tnuta0u, OF Hawaii, viii not only be-
deprived oi his diplomatic h0nogs, hut
viii bu obliged 10 leave tho country
whether hu WHutr fI go ur not. Stale
department Uliglgls, u b. said, have
been looking into tuU question Of the
right uf tho United States 10 direct the
deportation OF Hu Objectionable allen
anu have come o. the COuClusl0ui that
there ~ no LEGAL obstacle iu Tue way.
ThuTstou ducl,nus % discuss any de-
tails Of his departure, Of the signin-
canoe OF 10, pending Il request fOr his
recall. Frank 4. Haskings, secretary
NJ ;hO legation, will become charge
don aires Tor Hawaii. 1t n understood
Mrs. ThuTstOn viii not take the trip
with her husband, but will visit rels.
lives Ina hiuhigAu.
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MEXICO CUY, Mach IA tels.
gram received by seuor Joaquin Redo
states that fuhrs uf1 entertained IA
Mg1atIAu Of the i1uuIeung ON the
gam met. OF tho steamship DiagJ,
bound Tor Llpazi awnr California,
from Guaymas. A steamer mas LETT
tue latter place In search u the miseing
vessel, which was built uE San Fran
oifc1 to replace the steamship Algaan-
dro, recently purcHafe1 by the Mex
can government fYr transportation Of
crops 10 OALuCa,
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Nav YORK;, March GA special
from Washington says Minister Thur
ton has accepted the indlgniIy i'm.
posed uron him by Secretary Gresham,
Rnd has decided to leave this country
without waiting Tor a formal notice
from hts government 70 return. Mt.
Ihurstln reached the conclusion sud-.
denly aud announced It 10 bis friends
this afternoon. lie declined 10 discusr
the oafu iu any manner and merely
said that he would start Tor Shu Fran.
cisco tomorrow, and take o steamer
sailing lur Honolulu next week.
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CHICAGO, March -j.-Aagglo Tiller,
COlure., was tuiay condemned to be-
hanged. IL the sentence 10 carried out
10 viii hO the hf-t execution Of o.
woman Ia ChiCagO, Maggie was lie
ntuatcd with Ffrl Huntington,
rll0red. On December IA she f0unl
Freda I'm company with Chas. Miller
tcllorsdl She drew % revolver aud
Miller rushed 10 a third story window.
AZ he leaned 10 the silI Miss Tlller
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DELAWARE, Oh'O, March 25.-A
lyr4gd1 visited tue city anu surround.
ing section last u.Ent a, midnight, un-
roofing houses, uprO1iiug tEers anu
dumOlEhiug fsucus. Tue business
block VI W, h. .lNucs, ON SAudusky
direct, suffered most, Several people
were IIJu geu, out none fatally.
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neInMaEa,. .sna.erInI rIrnl.

DOVER, Dol, March Strenuous
eiolt, axe being made 10 effect com.
pTOmilr between tho Higgins aud
Aduicks factions, 10 ~ expected a
United S,atgu senator VIII be- chosen
this week, The ballot to-day resulted,
HiggiuH 8, AdiickB o, Massey 8,
Riuguly 10, ruunaIll.
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CONF FON GOoD.
aYblt snuu FsNu LraNsa IIrr Native
tuuutrl, uta-uatvd,

tuuutr1, nta-ustvd.
NIw NuWs, Starch 2j.-Sybil Sau.
drf.lu, lup lr.mu uuuaa, sailed Tor
Paris 90 ia GBsulguu iusl Saturday.
. L0tNur plwuuE g i8 Don Antonio
Perry, Miss SAuIuT,pu is reported q
have said TO % close itieni before her
departure that Fuu would never again
rvlu,u To- ,Iia county, her native land,
Hlut1 uau saII Hho utI buru terribly
abused, ISIS alec stated that she viii
ru,iTu from the stage.
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AruKANE, WGsu, Msfch CA
special rUn loaded entirely with
potatoes bias lgi. here Tor 80. L4uiu anu
VIII go through ON express time. Itis
made up OF early varieties Tor seed use.
AHOlhrs special shipment Of ten car
l.nds viii uo male TO Minneapolis In
day " two.
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Chiof sabi ci OF Discussion at tho
cabinet Ioouus.

CuCAUD, March 2I.-A Bpecial 10
the Dgy A,irs from Washington
shys Ihr Cniui subject discussed ct
the regular cabinet meeting was the
validity OF tlo law creating tho mont
tary c1mmIiHlon. The President 10
strongly inclined 10 tue opinion tgAt
the WUlcutt resolution 10 invalid, aud
there Is a strong possibility that no Will
rciusc 90 appoint the three commission
urs authorized ny the last Congress.
No conclusion was reached, ltu saiI
Judge Cultuts0n, Que OF the commits.
sl0uurs selected By tho House OF ilbU.
fusula,vts,n aud q ir0o silver advocate,
CJuCuu WltI toe Pfrsldtups Views.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-26
F5RUGUL'S RECALL
Evidence Of SPANS Good FEELING
Toward tho United States
~ FEAR OF FURTHER TROUBLE


vopt.. March 2j.-A special
81. word nom Warrington 'ayH
r mn p,smptnc', o. the Spanish m Ne
,n relieving Senior Murugla ua
'ly ~, I, tho United states md
-.~lsru Die successor senior DuTuy
I.T,. 70 taken ~ the s!aio depart
naturalization characterization
., ng spanish governments position
~. Alliance Incident viii boz iIr.u-
- inafew day. Tho psu.'Ui
do, Csuoyls del Cssalio'a cab.
.turoIsh tho only ground Tor nppro.
I'm now that 5palu may MT at
-,-,t,rly to Secretary Grcanam's dl.
..tGra di.avowal, but tho removal
lVaflgua 10 accepted 10 uu act Oh no
IAN ueuihcancr, a. " Is tha hf't
.-,r,s In suaiuh diplomatic service
.lsfthe regime.
s.',,tafy Gresham declined 10 make
lament ON MutuguaH recall,
'-;tirblul0d al the state department
|.iuwas not due alone 90 tho p9litI'
III y.svs tho retiring minister 10
~, bIulol when the announcement
.-lm.te That Nurugug's recall wa
g,nsrisd, that ia all probability, 10
.v5.t friction, approximations might
f.n.is 10 bio government and that
b.. mIsht b. Withdrawn without o.
igfmlI iemAnl' ,
vary du.diy OF control by tha new
mi5l,lsf leaves little rlom fIr doubt in
t5s minds % the naturalization gili'
rts,bs,Il Wus Intended as an evil
l.uee Of good iuoliuy towards tue
United States.
Ths removal Of tho captain geuOrnl
.gutA. undef whose orders, plUBu'
ma1.y, The spanish war vessel hruI
ugg ihe American steamer is expect
tlt1 be auu3uucsi within a few days
because u that iuciirut.
5ibof Muugua Will not diggusl tho
appointment VI his uUgCUar0L nor Will
hsindlealo when no Ia likely 10 leave,
hi. ku0vn, u0vuyor, that tho now
minister will start Tor this country
saily 10 April
CUITIAiB suCgEggDR.