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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-01
base Ball Notes.

Coogan. the college catcher signed by
Washington, eighs IA pounds.
The Brooklyn game was
postponed for the third time yesterday in
this city on account of rain, and the latter
club left for home in the afternoon.
Il leave the Louisville club in Chicago on
May 6. and have no idea as yet what will
do. Am simply taking chances" writes
Fred. Pfeffer to friend at Princeton Col
lege.
Two thousand excited people were at the
railway station in Pittsburg last night
when the Pittsburg club returned from it's
western tour.
Pitcher Hcdson. recently released by Bos-
ton has reported to Manager Irwin of
Cleveland also has laid claim to him. and
the national board may yet have to settle
which club he belongs to.
The BostonS and the Washngtons leave
for Boston tonight. Pitchers Jake Boyd
and Henry Krumm and the utility man.
Herman Collins. will be left at home
After two games at Boston the Washing
tons will go direct to Chicago for three
games, and then visit the other western
cities in turn, returning on May % to meet
the Pittsburgs at National Park.
The opening games of the Pennsylvania
State League will be played this afternoon.
Regarding the case of Pitcher Dad
Clarke. the New York club officials say
that they won't release him under any cir
cumstances.
The Civic Federation threatens to stop
Sunday games at Chicago after the first
one. which will be allowed next Sunday.
Capt. Arson brought his team home yes
terday after an absence of eight weeks.
The old warrior Is as defiant as ever The
championship season will be opened to-
morrow with Louisville. A grand stand to
take the place of the one burned last sum-
mer is being completed.
McGraw was fined $25 in the last Brook
lyn game by Umpire Murray, though he
didn't know it until yesterday. Murray
had called a strike on McGraw for hitting
a bali foul purposeIy. McGraw threw his
bat in thu air and his hat after 1t and re-
marked. "Whr don't you umpire ba1?"
and it has cost him $25
Louis over the standing Of the team. Only
three games have been won. That is too
few to do much Growing over, and it is now
reported that Dowd and Connor have been
served with the customary ten days no.
tice. Tom Brown will come ON from Lou
isville to take Dowdis place, and Lnley
Twineham or Cooley will cover first base.
Won der Abe is trying to make a deal
with Philadelphia to- trade Clarkson for
Turner. Turner, If secured. would. Of
course. play In the outf1eld regularly. The
Browns left last night for Cleveland. They
will open there today.
Yesterday made the ninth game this sea-
son between Washington and Brooklyn
prevented by rain-three at Savannah and
three at Charleston before the season
opened. - -
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$1.20 Excursion to Baltimore &1,2S
via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Excursion tickets to Baltimore, Saturday.
May 4. and Sunduy, May 5, good returning
until Monday, 9th. via Pennsylvania rail-
road. at N25.-AdYt
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LATE SPORTING NEW S
LIKE THE lynch CASE.

Won der Abe EnsfstNNn Umpire Retts'
Removal Fr&fnlSt. Louis.
dent Young Of the National League re-
auesting him to remofg Umpire Belts from
St Louis after the present series, and has
also asked that BettsffBs not permitted to
umpire any game played by the st. Louis
club in other cities. Impartial spectators
Of games umpired by Belts declare that
Won der Ahes request is uncalled for, and
ability.
President Young says: "Mr. Belts will
leave Immediately for Cleveland to umpire
the games there. His change of assign
der Ahes protest, but is governed by other
circumstances. I have perfect confidence
in Mr.. Belts ability as an umpire, and I'M
less some accident should happen to him
he will umpire the season through"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-01

Use
SHAKER DIGESTIVE CORDIAL.
Does not cure all diseases, but 1t Will cure
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. All druggstA
mh27 ,th, ,m1y
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MISSION OF PEAC E
II HuDs Chang LsaTts Shanghai ioT
Japan 10 Royal State.
ruly, WILLING TO InrAE SURE.
III. Place Of Negotiations Changed In
order to Accommodate the
Vice hoy.

r,,S TsrN. March To- Vicrroy III
,i..,y Chang, Chiua's peace envoy 20
I,p.o, LETT raku lant evening Tor
japan. .. ,....
~, mrlily repulsing the Chinese
generals, sung and Ju.
FurrcENIlY CONFIRMED.
w,smNaroN, ID. c., March &c.
r,. Jatancso legation has received
abI, message cJnfltmiug the pfugs
s,.rstpbea " the departure Of hi
u5ng Chang from Tien rsin Tor Japan
"a arrange terms luf peace. The
,1ti,tiens will DO conducted a.
siiaonr1sM instead Of Hir,schima.
ir,, change has been male 70 acc0mu.
tst,t III Hung ChanR. SimUueUski IL
~ tse ertf,me southwestern Coast o.
Japan. u-n-
s,ssrtlon that the terms Of peace have
b.sn arranged already Is erroneous.
Nodelsils, u Is said, nave been settled.
loan has been Informed that ii Hung
gTanp has full power 10 arrange the
,.,,ps and has been assured that China
Jsslfes tbs war 10 be stopped by ichty
agreement. Japan has reached Ger
IAN conclusions, especially respecting
NE cetalon Of territory, bui no conolu-
,lop hss been rosohed with CHINA.
Minister Denby his u1bled the state
s.b,rlnent confirming the report Of
M departure VI Li Hung Chang from
SHANGHAI Tor JapaD. Hu says tho
yIe,foy sailed In royal state with 1870
nsf,ous. embarked on TWO ahips.
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IMPERFECT
VISION

Is caused by the length and shape Of
the eyeball When the proper jImen.
sions OF the eye ARE accurately aseer-
lained Ii Is easy TO prescribe the proper
glasses.
but by the methods commonly IN
vogue, glasses are fitted by the oculist
trying successive test glasses until the
patient selects combination which De
thinks improves his vision. Ihls Is o nly
guess work on the part Of both.
Glasses gwen under such conditions
rarely give perfect satisfaction, owing
10 the eyes becoming easily confused
when being tested
By DR.. She.merdincs original meth.
DDS an accurate measurement OF tho
irregularities of the curnel, and the
length OF the uyeblll Is taken by sg.eu.
tiiic instruments, which record results
that do not vary fraction olln inch
One instrument proves another thus
making a mistake absolutely Impossible.
lie has fitted many hundreds and
given universal satisfaction.
Every pair Of glasses are especially
ground 90 suit the puCuliari,Ies OF each
case, and guaranteed.
As all examinations are free Il will
cost you nothing 20 find out whether
your vision can be benefited or not.
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onded indebtedness Of the state at =
lower rate OF interest. We have out
standing htout s7,5O0,O0l 10 to'ds
" hion Will bear or cent Hiior Jan.
"a ~ 1T next. These are ten year
bonus and an We ura mvnt 20 have
them taken nj llwef rltc, we are
willing 10 make them forty VI fifiy
year b0nds payable Ia gold. rho chief
difficulty I hviin the way OF an ex.
cnRnge ~ thst the outstanding bguds
are 40 hil u la tho market asd demand
such premium u Is not easy 10 effect
an exchange.
"rhc extrtmo silver men Ia our see
tiou,n coniinuvd the governor, tpeal-
ing OF President Clevulauu's bond
issue, "critlozs the President Tor istu.
Ing bonds Tor gold, but the we'll
Informed Who understand the uectssi.
tNt tf the case dO not blame him. l
DO not tniuk the South Will split ON
tNe silver question although great
differences exist, insuirr i0r.ey from
The failure TO understand the iinaucisl
question. WuTIH the people ~ tie
South favor silver they are not In
favor OF 70 single silver standard"
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long odda that inside Of six months the
Spsniaris VIII be out OF Cuon, Tue
principal points OF preliminary HOSTILE
tics Of Dr. GfiIlo aud his companions
On Saturday were Santiago, Mauiauzls,
Puerto Puncire, Baiues, Holgin and
duantauamO, WuUto no great conflict
hal boon attempted.
a mau-oi.war had captured two
boats from Key West named by Anu.
oficana when we're making on from
the G at. The boais were empty,
having obviously carried out their mis-.
sion. Tue Americans were made pris.
oueis 90 suspiri0u, but ut iatest &c.
counts had refused g. cay where they
mAl como from.
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DEUIsION ON IDAno LANDs.
''mmlasioner OF General Iand Onics
OyerFuicd.

OyerruIed.
. WARRINGTON, ID. g., March To-
eseIe'afy Smith has ovarruled the
muils.ioner OF tho general land office
Aueeision Affecting the selection Of
, nlla 20 complete the grants OF the
i ia Of Idaho, under the enabling act.
ao Commissioner had several Feler.
,9ls lof cancellation because tho mar.
"eulaf tact selected was less than "A
sNeI section, the law providing
~, selections for losses must be Ma
"1 nv not less than a quarter section.
tue teetelaTY states that la the cases
suoieh ny the Commissioner, n mn.
~, nv mere are other selections by lhe
Any adjoining the tracts OF lshs than
IN. guMtet section, AMI no conslfues
lsH 10 mean that the state shall
so W. selection In a. COMPACT fam
pVa,lolei and that its lands shall moi
,s,ssalared about In forty anu eighty
w, uAce. When there arc other a..
hvouA adjoining, making In all more
49, quarter section, the sucretary
~ mat they are valid.
aNeus DAILY OF Anaconda. Mont
LAM. nearing before Conmlssionef
ossr 'sauN o. the general land ofiice
Apsysin lissariing the application Of Tie
un,b.uuA Mining company 10 cut
J1ls. IN the lands OF the Bitter RoDt
ap%y iot mining purposes. Quite a
,s,s,',to OF permits have been lfsued
Nar,.9fe TO mining oompnnies IN
albss 10 cut timber for use in
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TnE TnounIr WIN srAIa.
40 Response Received 90 srrrstnrs
GFfaunufs NotH.

40 Response Received 60 sorrstnrs
eresham's Notg.
WAuuNGTON, ID. g., March To-
Acting Secretary Uhl said today inst
no Response has 10 yet teen received
rom ". 3, Minister Ihylsb at MaIut,
concerning the dumAud Di the state
lrphitmeut ilr foparati0u for hflug
upon the Alliance, The Alabama
claims decision, UPON which the ne.
inland IN based, ~ causing ditcusslou
AMI the Diplomatic corps are ~ no
means unit Ina giving it their suhef.
eucc. Ouo ,illgial contends that the
United States Do the last power that
can niiJ,d TO surrender H. claim %
luttflclion, even % the right OF de.
taiuiug anu searching suspicious ycs.
sells within the waters lying three
milpl from the coasts. Should the dc.
cisiou be followed, % is alleged 70
would be practically impossible
10 prevent Wholesale smuggling and
violation OF the customs laws. The
same doctrine, n extended 90 Herring
sea, would throw opeu the seal fisheries
20 vessels OF an nations other tnau
England which would DO stopped ouiy
by specific treaty.
Bign0r Maragua, the 5plnlBh minit-
ter, up 90 noon to-day had not heard
from the state department or from
Spain concerning tho Alliance affair.
eat thu very outset, said tho minis
ter, al assured Uni, acting secretary,
that n the facts disclosed that tue
Spanish boat was IN the wrong an
apology would DO made anu my only
desire has been 20 nave official action
based upon established f,ets."
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NEW luHA, March ll.-stocE market opened
urm on moderate trading. sugar went uu 10
80 uA
The mArEtt continued 90 advance after 10.
About $3.50 thHTu vac "a puruA reaction in
which Great Northern preferred Utruatd
per cent, canadian rarInu, =. iu final trad.
inF southern Pacific rose ..
speculation wac strong uu uu increased vol.
umu ~ trade aUI many HtoHhH advanced.
sugar made uu additional recession OF
The announcement uHs been made ON stock
exchange OF tHu suspension ~ 10, NcwCumb
IhU failure boz NOS ui much Importance.
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Lanh Tor nsilIsmsnt.

WAsnusGrOS, March iJ.-tt Ia e.
pected ny tho land Departments that
the surveys ON the CO1lvillo Indian
reservation viii have progressed sui.
ficivntly during the summer aud the
Indian allolmenla madeso that mil
lion and a half acres Gnu DO open 10
settlement. These lands are IN north
eastern Washington, the oeded lanus
being on tue northern border. Upon
the tract there arc said 10 be valuable
mineral gepUsite.
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We're the Lyuchsd italians natural.
tstd tttiHrutG

tstd titIErnsT
WAsutNGrOS, ID. c., March l6.-lt
appenfa tuat the question whether tue
lAllhns BILLED at Wa.souhutg, Colo,
were or were not natufalizsd citizens
Will play an important part iu the
settlement OF the Issue with tire
Italian government, Gov. Mcintyre,
Of Colorado, tolesraphed Secretary
Gresham today that two Of the
lyuChed Italians certainly had taken
out their nfsi aud PROBABLY utcund
naturalization papers, bus 10 IL not yet
known whether Danlno was natural.
iEud. 10 was RlrJ asserted that the
two Italians who escaped from the
moo IN the nfst attack have also taken
cut their papgrs. IL 10 not known what
became uf these two men. Tue Cover.
nor has already Instructed the Judicial
olllcgfs 10 prosecute search Tor the
perpetrators oi the attack vigorously,
aud when found enduavor ~ secure
thUlr conviction.
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A eaiissoaiAn ministsr Applies the
CoW Hide.

HLg FRANCISCO. March i6.--A story
hn Iull reached this city that Morales,
mlbhler Of public works ana war Of
GaAlsmalA, on February 18th invited
" Bile home j. +. Duran, tho English
eanlul At Guatemala, and on his re-
la,al to retrAot n publication struck
him several times with a COW hide,
While three Of his aids.de.oAmps stood
10 tho next rooms with drawn pistols.
Duran, Of February lilh, caused 10
b published IN DidTTiG dc Centre
dmsrcd letter In which ho charged
Minister Morales with Injustice anu
pefVeulon Of law. The British minis
l,f has brought this matter ~ tho Atton.
Lon Of his government.
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NEW Noms, March secfOlary
Chaflca 4. Idluiz, Of the Electrical
statement In the Electrical Workers
and the men will return TO work on
Monday. Gdlsiz said: There has been
no settlement reached by arbitration.
~ the strike has been declared rn ut
~ II hss been done by the Electrical
Workers union.
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smiled nj tho Jury.

JACKSON, KY, March l6.--rho Jury
In thu case OF Catherine MtQuinn,
charged with completely Ia tue NUT
der VI DR.. Raueb returned verdict
Of guilty o.. muTuer Ia the fret degree
this morning, liking the punishment
at confinement IA tue stalo prison tor
HE. As Mrs. McQlinn lot the court
room M charge oil the JaillT she smiled
At some members Of tue jury.
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BATAVIA, n. Y, March l0.-PAlrick
n. Nugont shot and killed Constable
w Harvey johnson, who had a war
nat for his arrest, last evening. M.
geni then went cunning for his family
ADD shot Mrs, O'ConnOr, a nelghboT.
Her wound is not fatal. NuRent failed
70 md the wife and children and
endsd his career with n bullet In his
bNn bInIn.
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AZ NEW ORLEANS,
IN. Militia Growing Iirsd Of DoinE
Police may.

NEw ORLEANS, March i6.-rhe
militia are going through the real
hafishlps of police DUTY today. The
mofpiug openud with n dflzzhng rain,
asompanied by northern wind which
gtew colder ~ the day Progressed. The
negroes are working on tue whafvee.
The troops ATE beginning 10 tire VI
rnlnafy police duty. Many state u ~
impossible for them 10 get along With
oui their clerks. This discomfort has
given rise 10 = talk Of bringing the
country troops down 10 relieve the city
militia.
Governor Foster today commuDloat.
"a With the SCENTS Of tho stovdores
aud delegations from various bodies In
The hope Of drawing mp agreements
ll,liiAclefy 10 all.
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WAsHINurON, March il.-Commls.
sionor Lam0eau1 has determined 10
make arrangements NJ once for the at
praisai ana sale Of tho abandoned
military reservations. The reservation
at the Couf d'Alouu mining country
viii ho Withheld a. IL is thought ~
may be- needed for military puTpoaes,
la view Of the disturbances inst have
occurred among the miners u uorIhe'r
INuKU
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Fran Great Britain.

Elder Att lur Riley, Of East Boun'
tiiul, who returned home ffom a mis-.
sion 10 Great Britain, called at he
NEWS this afternoon. HU eff home
June ~, 1893, gOiHg 10 Liver
pIul, whore be was assigned TO
the Norwich conference, iaboring
there until October liit, when his fgld
Of laLOr was IN tho Nottingham C0u-
ference. nn got along qnito we'll,
finding many people interested Ia the
GOSPEL.
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COMMERCIAL.

SALT LAKE CLEAWISu HOUSE.
lOlAy'H clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 81 a., 40. same DAY last
year slbl,l6S Werk's cleafinps,
$1,000, 40. same week Last yoah ili'
l-IuO5.
TOpAY's QUOTATIONS..
Sew YoTE.-5ilver Gl. lead, 50.
Lond0u.-silveT, $50.
ORE AND BULLION,
McCoruicE g. co. received today;
Hex matte, il,.OO; HanHuor bullion,
50 400 hanauer matte, $500. Total
-, SJp.
a. n. Jons, q Go, received today:
Balloon, f5,uDu.
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MISE DIsAsTEn.

over "a Hundred LaboreTs Imprisoned
~ tho Galleries.
TRoprEAu, Austrian silesla, March
lO,-Au explosion Of FIRE damp took
place today IN the Hoheuuiggen mine
belonging 10 tue estate OF the late
Afchdukc Albrrcht NJ Austria. Attic
tune there were $50 miners below.
Eighty have been rescued slightly To-
lutei. Hopes arc expressed lhat the
remaining 200 will be rescued. Later
so more miners were rescued. Tue re-
naming 100 are Imprisoned IN the
galleries blocked with debris. The
bodies Of several have already been OK.
trlCpIod.
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IA WISH DECISION:
Tho services tot Uri,ynnc, IIuutsrs
uisuUussd win.


nispUnssd VITA.
OMAHA. March i6.-for many years
the various lsbor organi1btlcns ON the
Union Pacific have zach maintained n
mau 10 look alter the grievances Of tue
mon. The most conspicuous Of these
has been Gsofg- W. Nrooman, Of Tho
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
he hts devoted HE entire time 20 this
work Ia the past ami for several yoars
he's not been an omplnyc VI the Goa -
pluy, The engineers paid him $4,000
n year Tor his work, hut tue looping "a
Of 80 many branches from the system
haa reduced tile number Oi employees
10 such an extent that the engineers
have decided 10 dispense with HE
services, ~ the C0st II 100 great. Olbcr
organizations on the sytsm have DC.
cidod 10 follow the example Of the on.
ginuufH, snd the duties heretofore pur.
formed ny these men will he assumed
by some Of the working employee.
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nnnn,. IIenrLn. rn.lnenra.

NEW York, March lJ.-rhe hear.
lug "a the case Of Charles a, Dana
VINO Ia charged with oriminally llbo.
lug Il, -. NOyes, ~ Washiu ltou, by
agreement Of counsel was postponed
until Monday morning at II O'Clock.
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pI.nsna caIl,r. 20 ne pspArlsd.

wksmBoToS, ID. g., March To-
SECRETARY Carlisle has rendered a deoi-
Zion that diamond cutting II not a new
Industry within the meaning OF the act
Of ISIS and therefore diamond outIere
hi09fhli 10 this country some months
40 pbstf contract 70 engage In dia-
hona calling must be dsported.
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CArEtowN, Maron l0.-rhs gov.
ainment OF the TTAnsyaal republic mas
nlotmed tbs banks that II has decided
lnclly TO prohibit further importation
i0felgn silver coin. Foreign silver
t'lh already In Transyaal viii be al.
loved 10 circulate,
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NTw NoUh, march % -iioaCrSc dccrohHg,
H,lrH sos luauH, decrease, li.I,.Iut specie,
increase, $4,000, legal t1ndHrH, duCiuaHr,
NHIi ,HIui dgUuHiiH, decrease, fl.7ia,tnI Cir.u.
auOu, increase, tlsauHI The bauat nov huld
~. l's, iil Iu excess df requirements,
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wAsIINOTON, March l6,-rhe light
house boat Violet with tue President
aboari passed Indian Head, twenty
miles down tho fivcr at 1915 tins
morning, and should reach tue wharf
at noon.
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uuUDEnrp AND HonnEp.
rate ~ American nHuroRd Cau-
tractors Ia UuatomaiR.

OANACA, Mexico, March l6.-HauFy
Thompson aHd Franz u. owen.
American railroad contractors who
passed through horo a suuft dime ago
on their way 20 Guatemala, weru All.
tackled by Gu mala bandits near the
town ni Chiffon, state OF Chiapas.
IA0mrfou was killed and Owens eeri.
uusly w0uudtd. rhey were robbed Of
several tbunsaud dollars. Tho outlaws
were puFturd soIOs3 the border into
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No one realizes what a difference
there ls Ia baking powders until they
have ttloi DR.. Prlce's and seen how
ro0r auu cheap allothofs are compared
tJIta perfection.
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LONDON, March l6.-A gtoat lockout
Of bOuImaEvrs, affecting 300 OOl upef-
ativos, commenced To-Day. 10 b. the
outcome Of "a complicated dispute c1u-
curniur the use Of improved machinery
anu other matters,
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CuAULorrEsvfLLE, Vr., March 10.
Toe Jury Ia the trial of Conductor
Go0dmau charged with the murder ~
Col. pauous Of Natural Badge, Va
brought In verdic, Of NOT guilty Ihia
morning.
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Personal.

Nine. Lamb, tho wull.knnwn MILL
ner, returned today from n five works'
visit 10 New YORK and Washington.
Miss l., H. Shaief Of this city has re-
turned from "A visit 10 New York CITY
and her pAfunts In MhtyIand.
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MIIlnr, cnasI. In n.,eIt.

BuENOs AYREs, March lG.-A dis
patch IRON ITO do Jaucito says thu
cadets Of the military school have
broken out IN revolt. The government
10 exercising ftlict censorship over tho
telegIaph oOmnAnIea.
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Guatemala. Thompson was prominent
ly connected with the building Of a
number of western lines Of fAilf0als To-
tue United Staies.
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kss0UN, Egyp' March l5-s'atln
Boy arrived here hayif g. escaped % m
the Mahdi's camp tt Omdulmau
khattum, after eleven years OF cap
WHY.
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Silver And lhs Sou,b.

MA" lomt, March l0.-Goy. Oates,
M city. 1ouniAh mouse In
h.e.S N. hste on business for MY
"'sAid' ~ want 10 refund Ihs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

Ntllher legitimate competition nor
tlUous rlyaly can shake tue hold Of
~, fhee'a Bahing Powder on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March li-Rov.
DR.. Brndus, the noted divine anu
scholar, 10 dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

No other Baking Powder q 20
strong In loavening power, % wholly
iree from Adultofatiou, B1 productive
Of sweet and Wholesome food AZ DR..
Prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16
BOND ELECTION MONDAY.
GTaa. inloUS. Manifested CYsI Tho
Probable Result.

10 d, Relieved che uonds WIN carr -
work tsr Lsboriur 1.-THE sit.
untion sucriuctls sized ra.tist oi
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