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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13
IRISH AMNESTY FAVORED.
Big Meeting Held in Dublin to Agitate the
subject,

Dublin. May ia great demonstration
was held in Phoenix park to-day in favor
of amnesty to Irish political prisoners
Archbishop Walsh sent f5, with which it
is proposed 70 found an amnesty fund.
Timothy Harrington, the Parneliiie mem-
her OF parliament for Dublin, in an address
said that whether the Irish political pris-
oners were guilty or innocent of the crimes
plated them. y resolution was adopted by
the meeting to the effect that the further
detention of the prisoners is vindicttVe and
reyengeful cruelty, unworthy of Il civilized
government.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13
CIAIRyOYANT.

ADVICE and assistance that makes the
unhappy and broken hearted unfortunate
you are in trouble try a helping hand from
Or. Morris, the celebrated clairvoyant OF
the 18th century. He can he consulted on
all affairs of life; the separated brought to-
gether; causes happy marriages with III
one you choose; don't fail 10 call on DR.
man and very honest in his business Of
flce al 1905 Oak st, Letters with stamps
promptly answered
MRS. l.. JAMES, the well known Clair
voyant and trance medium, may be con-
suited at 1908 Grand ave; parlors SO and 10.
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r, n, Williams.
Popular Low Price Grocer.
637-539 MAIN ST.

court were at the church, but none OF
them remembered their humble most WI
he pronounced his text, which. it must
be acknowledged. was well chosen: Yet
did not the chief butler remember
Joseph, but forgot him The preacher
was at once invited to the castle ana a
good living provided for him,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN a few hundred dol
lars, 80, 60 to 80 days. individual funds;
no commission. j. j, JUSTICE,
302 American Bank bldg
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13

indianapolis Journals: The black browed
villain dragged the body of his victim to
the brink of the abyss.
Now" said he 81 will forever conceal
all evidence of my awful deed. None but
heaven sees me"
,,' ,scuse me-" remarked the one-Tan au.
the orchestra has gone out for beer, but
I'm here yet, you bet"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13
ABOUT CHINESE SOLDIERS.
stories of the Utter RcclSles snrss and Cal
lousncss of Their Characters.

Those Chinese soldiers who have come to
IN, Red Cross hospital are apparently good
fellows enough.ve frank ana friendly and
with no appearance of terocity or brutality,
says a correspondent Of the London Times.
Yet the stories which we hear on all hands
show utter recklessness and calousness on
their part to the misery they bring on
Others. travellers are liable to be robbed
man was searched seven times between
here and Lao Yang and his shoes ia ken
from him, so that he had TO so barefoot
through the snow. Another reached this
port with half of his garments gone. When
possession of inns and private houses, with
all they contain. The people have learned
by bitter experience, and on their approach
women and children are hurriedly removed.
But food and property cannot be protected,
and many man has seen his entire winter
wasted in single day, for what the sol
ders cannot use themselves they often
carelessly throw to their horses.
Only one fact can be brought forward in
eXtenuation of the conduct of the soldiers,
and that j. that they have no money TO- buy
sorbed by the many officers through whose
hands 1t has to pass before it can reach
GERS are hated by those under them: but
there are instances of devotion which prove
what the Chinese army might be. Among
tain who had always been kind TO his men,
and was, consequently, very popular among
them A5teE ths fSr %a5 5 9yer and Sof Found
him lying not far from their colonel, who
was also seriously wounded, but whom they
hated. The latter called out to them frSt
commanding and then entreating them, to
save him. Instead of saving. they killed
him: but their captain they carried away
without any entreaties, and he is now in the
The Chinese are lamentably ignorant of
their own arms and ammunition. COM
ptratively few have any idea of using the
sights on their guns. and they complain
that their shots fan short while they them
selves are struck by the enemy. They, of
course, lay the blame on their guns, ana a
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Indinn,poli.. eIi Grand H.pids. Ie.

Grand Rapids. Mich. May 12-Thrd
Baseman Callopy, who was suspended by
President Johnson for striking Umpire
o. Brien with a stone during Fridays game,
has been rciHstated. Game was called at
end OF seventh inning 10 enable luuiauap-
oils club to catch train Score:
r. II. T..
Grand Rapids ......7 o . = 90 3-l2 il :
indianapolis .... u + 81 "a /
Bdttcries-K ilroy. Stafford and Parker:
Wittrock. Fisher and Mcfarland.
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Washington, 10; Louisville, q

Louisville. Ky, May l2-The Senators
knocked Kne!l out Of he box in the ifth
inning and Luby in the sixth to-day. Mo
Dermott kept them from scoring in the
last TWO innings. The home team lost sew
eral opportunities 20 score by bad base run
ming. Weather very cool. Attendance
s,3s2, The score by innings
RH.E.
kgaisEiRs MssalaRioa "a = SSi95 .Gs I$ e e
Batteries-L LOUISVILLE, cole knell, Luby,
McDermott; Washington, Mcclure, Maui.
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SITUATION wANrEp-FEMALp.

->->--->-~~-0~1~y~~~~ ~~~~~-~~r r~~-~~~o~>>N@~~
WANTED--Young lady wishes a home
with elderly couple, with no children; Will
go Southwest, near the Gulf line; must be
reliable; all correspondence answered Nd
dress Il ISL, journal office.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13

Omaha, Neb, May l2.-Score: Omaha,
49, Jacksonville, 5. Second game-Omaha,
ST. Joseph. Mo, May 12.-st. Joseph. 10;
Lincoln, Neb,, May l2.-score: Lincoln,
7: Rockford. a.
Tl-s Alolnes, Ia, May Z Score: Das
MDiues 8: Peoria J.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCELLOR can make $40
for every 81 invested, Everybody is buy
ing wheat and what everybody wants in
Crrases i'm value Send for our manual on
Trading in Grain and Provisions; also
Daily Market Bulletin both free. Stan
sell K Co, bankers and brokers, suite Z,
Traders bldg Chicago
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SITUATION wASrrp-MALr.

~~c~-~eS--S~N~~~-~,~c~r
WANTED--Reliable Young man GID or
ability and exemplary habits wishes situ-
alton of some kind: good penman; best ref
a Roumalne. 17F Belevlew ave
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Galloway & Shankland Steam Carpet
Cleaning and Renovatlng Works, 18th and
Agnes. Tel. 2i2S. our speciality, altering
and laying. Refer (by PERMISSION to prln-
cipal carpet houses and hotels in the city
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13
EMrInNMENr AGENCIES.

CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Walnut. Tel. ll79. The best place in X. G.,
Mo, to find help or situations. male or
female; II years experience. Ref. Omaha
Nat. bank, Omaha. Citizens bank, Is. Z.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-sealed bids VIII he received
until May 2lSt by the unders igned subject
hxtures, soda fountain appliances, etc.'
of the, r. r. French Drug Company. ap-
praised at 5000 For particulars call on
or address j. T.. Loomas, receiver, so
American Bank building.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13

Topeka, Kas;. May n.-(speeiaD A To-
peks PaRssr Prints ee fso@ TGS. RS5
son is 10 be called from the Mexican Cen-
trail and made president Of the Santa 'e
Railroad Company. II is said that Mr.
Kobinson. who is now in the East VIII go
TO Europe at once IN the Interests OF the
Santa Fe, his mission being TO reconcile
certain foreign bond holders in the COM
pany.
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EGSEw STORAGE COMPANY.

~|~~C>--~~~~-~-~U~~~
HAVE NEW and safe building for fur
niture storage. Advances made; packing
and shipping done JOHN a. EAMES
sos Malnmt 81. Tel. 26lS Manager.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13
TRANSFER COMPANIES.

CHAS. X. TOWT, JOHN H. TOYr
President Vice President
II. l.. HARRIS
Secretary.
MIDLAND TRANSFER CO.-Freigbt
and baggage transferred TO and from ali
depots. Furniture moved and packed bv
experts. iW and i09 Wyandotte ST., Kan
sas City, Mo. Telephone 1911.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13

FOR SALE-A business corner 5Ox125.
improved pays big interest; If you have
$t5v don't miss this; L is worth looking
after. Inquire of II. W. HiIliker at Ad-
Unstable Shade Hanger Manufacturing
Company, Chamber of Commerce building,
Kansas City, kas.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13
WHOLESALE BICYCLES.

WE want young man In every town In
Missouri. Kansas and Nebraska TO haudIa
our wheels; Oct our catalogue and prices
l027 and 1929 broadway. Kansas CITY, Nio
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13
HORSES AND VEHICLES.


PASTURE FOR HORSES-Thrce dollar
per month, sent for and returned MSrL
SALISBURY. Independence, No. .
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Mnslllnclon Per.nnaI.

Washington May l2.-tSpeciall J. C.
Beam, of Kansas city. arrived to-day 10
attend 10 some railroad business,
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BRIEF ITEMS ny WIRE.

Armourdale property at auction. See
MhLnmla MNMt 40.
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LOST.

~-~~~~N~~-NON~-AN-NN~N~~-~>
LOST-Reward-M 3-year-old nlly sor-
rel, with white spot in face and on back;
got away with halter on; return 10 me and
J. will reward you. j. NJ. Searles, G2s
Tracy ave.
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FOR SALE-REaL ESTATE.
Armourdale Auction.

Have You ever thought Of the develop
ments in West Kansas City during the
past ten or fifteen years? Acres of land
now covered with immense warehouses,
packing houses, railroad yards,stock yards,
and the like were then covered with small
residences Lots then worth $3.50 are now
worth $500 to $500 and the same adj
vance in prices can be reasonably expected
in Armourdale. DO you want to take ad-
vantage of It? If so, don't fail TO at
tend the auction sale of lots in kirhy's
Addition, on the grounds, next Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. At that time eleven
vacant lots and three houses and lots will
be sold at auction, to the highest bidder.
The terms on vacant lots are 10 per
cent cash on the day of sale, 20 per cent
within 30 days and balance at IS per month
with interest payable monthly, at per
cent. Easy terms will be given upon The
houses and lots, to be announced on the
day of sale.
kirby's Addition is the highest ground
in Armourdale: II lies between Usage ave.
and the Argentine boulevard, west of 18th
st. The Argentine electric line passes the
addition. For further particulars call on
Whipple Loan and Trust Co. No. 10 W.
sth St, or r. I, Whipple & Co, No. II w.
9th ST.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13
SAFES.

SAFES opened and repaired, bought and
sold. Combination locks cleaned and
Is. HARRIGAN, Expert,
Telephone l2si, l05 Fast Tenth st.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS.


y LITERARY MAN will write articles
or addresses upon any subject, or conduct
correspondence; satisfaction guaranteed,
and the strictest confidence observed. Ad-
dress u 572, journal office.
IF YOU want a good steak with the best
cup Of Mocha and Java coffee In the city
20 to MCLlNTOCK'S, $50 Walnut
JAMES BANNON, the architect, has re-
sumed business, with offices Temple block
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TO RENT-HOUSEs.


TO RENT-l9l9 f. 1lth St, the best s
room brick in town: modern.
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wANrEp-rEMALE HELP.


WANTED--S50 a month to ladies and gem
temen for distributing circulars. reply at
once; enclose &c stamp. E. Frances to-
nyne. Milwaukee. wis.
WANTED-.25 girls and women for choice
places. 50 10 81 per week Mrs. Esbere,
12n Main, upstairs.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

<(s>N-~-N-SN> 0CO~~-~-N~~N~~~>~-
FOR SALE OR TRADl;-Territory in
quick selling novelty; stands on it's merits
Write for particulars; will trade for horses
or land. Address Il 40. Journal office
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TO RENT-ROOMS.

TO RENT-925 jefferson St, unfurn-
ished rooms, = large closets and bath
room: references exchanged good loca
tion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-21
IN
WASH GOODS.

30 inch White India Linen. you would
willingly pay loo yard, for this week
Gle.
~ inch White Lcno Lace Stripes, IL
to inch apart worth ISc, a, SIC yd.
Fast Blacl; Lawn, in small and large
checks, p inches vide, value Ise, at
8 Z yd.
"a inch India Pcrelle, pink, blue, Law.
euder and white ground, IN figures and
stripes, pretty Tor sA'ii waist, sold else
where az is'sc, for 90 yd.
Duck Suiungs, light aud DARK grounds
with stripes, dot and figures, new col.
ors, cnufeiy new styles, Tor i2!c yd.
Plain White pIuue for dress ssirts, AZ
inches vide, 81, l2!c.
Lace Striped Eepherine, in loveliest
OF the new color combinations, paraded
as bargain elsewhere, at ssc, Tor l5c.
Fine and Sheer Tape Striped Dim.
iti.s, that everybody wants, beautiful
quality, instead Of 25c, We make them
l5C.
Manchester Piques, In white grounds
with colofed figures and stripes, the
most scfvicable wash fabric, our regular
9sc quality, cut this week TO l5c.
Beautiful Imported White Lawn,
satin corded combination stripe, worth
soc At lsc.
Latest aud Finest in French Picques,
white grounds with colored figures, cost
$50 to import, slashed to 26c.
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checks was rrs-euted EXCEPT that given
uf George q. Mitchell, who, az au ox'
nrrii tesuho1 that he believed tbs
u.Al1 check had buun written by
"hiim1u, iu lgiig from the hand
writing ~ tie latter - SHOWN In
humorous letters from Whitmau 10
Maxwell, who oasuoi the Dixon
'ltrE aui was the complainant to
Ellis J1hns3n ald others, formed tls
main evidence ngains, tho prisoner
Ihc attorneys iJr tl1 prosecution held
that tho letters accounted practically
10 confession Of gul..
The case was submitted o the Jury,
snd an huur later a vefdIc! Of guilty.
was returned.
Hhi,m4p Is n graduate Of Yale
universlty. He was nt one inns mayor
VI Dulu'l,
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CONVICTED OF FORGERY.
Aus1.uiIIIonairr cN.NHJor and ca
Graduate oi Yale.

AHNhAhhAfN W. Hffs
FAN FRANoIsCo, juno -L.-Alorz1
I. whitman, the young man who has
uscpudod in spending Sl,OOJ,OO0 In
nyu Year,, wai today convicted Of
forgery. &C.,, ,,,,.
NJ last wear, and while living at the
Occidental Hotel, ho TSn up several
nils about town, amounting In all to
about $1,000. lie WAS here only y
bfigf tluly, but ho spent his money
freely and paid hls oils IN teyerSl
ch,ckp. These were found TO he forged
and whitman waa arEVstoi gli
brought nulo tor tina.
Whitman, IN ms own de.e1se, ad'
niltgl that 10 had written some ~
ihp curCks that h1 had circulated,
aiming them IN well rs drawing
them up, but mat It was with tho
consent Of tuu persons whose name
he hEu siVnoi.
Frank Dixon, wh0se name was
signed to uuo chsuG, was MS ialhttr
nI'i partnerin tue llmuer business IA
NicnIuau. Ito nsu loaned DiGou
m1puy years ago, aud thlH CHECK ior
g5uD nsd teen Sent Ivy Dixon Ia paJ :
in,tt ut tue debt. lie DECLARED thA,
\ vas bluG hIo check signed by
II xpu. and II was 10 iault othls u the
eunur OF the check uih not nave
money 10 tho bank 20 meet II.
No evidence ~ tO thu forgery oil tue
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LACES.

White and Ecru Oriental Laces, five
inches wide worth 2se, At l5c yd.
Seven inches wide, worth soc, at
l7!C yd.
Nine inches wide, worth $50, at
2Oc yd.
Ecu Venetian Lace, with out net
top, five inches wide, worth 2sc, at l5c.
Eight inches wide, worth $50, at 2oc.
Ecm Silk bourbon Lace, three inches
wide, worth 7Sc, at l5c.
Five inches wide, worth Aoc, at 25c.
Real Venetian Point Laces. y mag.
nihCcnt assortment, m ccru ana butter
color IN any desired width, 70 -
inches, all specially reduced Tor hs
sale.
butter Color Point Vandyke Lace,
= 10 .Hrs vide, w0Ui double, al 25C,
coo, csc yd.
Esgu Lace, most exquisite designs,
from S 10 % inches wide, from sSc To-
81 IS yard, all al 5opet cent below
value.
IS inch Butter Color Venetian Point
81, over Lace, for covering yoke or
entire Waist. worth Sis5, ior $h2O
I'D.
30 inch wide Ecru Maurcsque all over
Lace, worth & %, at So 90 yd.
Butter Color Nandyke Point Vcne.
tan l-accs. ! inches wide, worth sSc, at
coo.
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NE0oIlArIoS, wirm srAIN.
80 Demands ,tsdo TNrrpt In tue Most
MIA manner pussiDic.


wAsuING4OS, -. O., Jiug 2O.-rhe
irst reports 81. 10 tho urgency Oi tho
demand made by tlH Unuri BtEtes on
Spain i9r tho payment Il what IL
known rs the Mora glaim appear u
have been ovorB.ated. The attitude Of
the UHitei States was stated without
any expression Oi demand or threat, il
a communication from tue state de.
partner, 10 Minister Taylor, sent some
weeks before SENIOR Mutagua, the thon
Spanish miuisgtr, htd lsu Washington,
IL 10 said 20 have made clear that
lhD Departments note was due 10 Ia.
Htfucilons from Congress, and that u
was desirable 70 have sucn response a.
would permit communication to
Congress whom " r1cOnyenei In De-
CemBor. The note was cOuchcd In the
courteous terms usual Ia dealing b..
tween ifioudly pOwofs, anu was such
as TO give luli execution 10 the lusttuC.
tiouH Ui Congress and yet leave spain
10 lake such action rs seemed ~ he
consistent. The fact inRt spain s,iil
has minister IN Washington indI-
Cates that there have bees no thfrats
! OF possible consequences such az have
been suggested, A. sucn expressions,
either Ia the original note " In nuy
| subsequent Communication 10 the
Spanish government, would have
given u cause winch governments ara
IN tho habit Of iollIwing by with.
drawal OF their minister. 80 far ~
the action OF the Spanish government
n concerned, 1t II not known here
what, II any, action has been aiken ~
the CoT,ss, but 1t n doubted whether
anything has been or Will bo done IA
tho brief tImo before tho Cofles adj
j0urns, two weeks hence.
Tho MDrs claim is snid 10 be very
unpopular In Spain, Rnu the Spanish
minister OF foreign Affairs who agreed
on settlement was compelled ~ leave
the CabiuOi. lhu only action ever
taken b. the C0Ttus was Ia 1886, whoa
committee reported that, u the
clulm Was paid, the United states
SL4tus should aBtLiu 10 tho saAu timU
several large claims which 5uaiu holds
AGAINST the United States. The ropUu
ut the committee was never acted ON.
one NJ SpaIn's claims covers the dam.
age done T. Spanish shipping during
tie civil war. IL Is SAID Mgt tue
United States las T0itUburlti other
foreign countries, but has tuus far
failed 10 respond 10 rpalu. Another
| claim Ia based ,On the occupation VI
Florida by General JacktOn ~ time
when II was spanish territory,
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For sale by z. c. NJ. l.. Clark n.
diedge * Co.. Western Hardware Co.,
Salt Lake Hardware Co., and Gee y
Lowe. Salt Lake City Utah.
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LONDON, June gJ.-NIr. gladstone
has trIugrapbrd ~ tue Wustniusirr
Gd;ctts n reply 10 tno at,iement made
~ tuo LDnuOu Umss yeHsriuy Alltg.
INK that the t1.piemigf hau VIII.
dmwn from tis pairing agreement
with Charlie. NiIlors, auu saying snug
Mt. Gladstone action VIA UuoAsioned
by his dlsappgJya OF tue policy VI the
hJseboIy guNUrnm IT. EiE. GiadAtUne
Gays tue sIatgnUn.s male are wholly
untrue a. tgsarIs Ats attitude t1HATus
tho EOyUfnn. lis bpuuvrl bis
gOvernuoa', In order 90 preserve ~
independence while tue measure wal
Ia committee sIage, hal cancelled hit
pnir, but u Was done without his To-
quest.
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WOE rHG8fDrNrA.

Alalarna, W. NJ. Horru; ArkAUsAs,
John Mcclure; California, =. 30.
hhOfirldgr; Colorado, II. l.. NiBslpy;
CONNECTICUT General Alexander liar.
bison; Drlauntc, HAIRY a. Richard.
son; Florida, JOnn Kng Golrgin, A.
L. Bush; lIahp, -; Illinois ttaac
NJ. Hamilton; Indiana, ]. T.. Watts;
Iowa, Gr0rsc -. Perry; tlumF, W.
w. Pisrc,i Kon.uogy, Chnflos J.
Rlchcy; Lou Uiaun, Dr.. h.. 4. VIII
Maryland, j. L., PauaT, M,sgchu-
agli,, w, Murray Crane; aiichisau, T..
n. Dinghy; Ninncsuiai kuutc Nol.
a.I; Mississippi, Joshua steven; Mi,.
SCUM, j, g. Page Montana, H.. T..
Sargent NcOusEa, J,nn l.. Wru.'ur,
Nevada, stephen A, Klusey; New
llampauiIo, CHARLES a. BsrilUtt; Nuw
Jcuuy, barker Glmmury; New York,
G. G.. Shayat; North Carolina, John
e. Daucry; North Dakota, T.. M.War.
zen; OhiO, John H.. H0piuy; Pcuusyl.
yania, J0nn Doyle; Rhode Island, Eus.
cell BrUwn;5Outh Carolina, 5Bym j..
saith; South Dakota, Il. j. Wpol;
Tennessee, w. J. Omsby; Texas, WAIT
Dryden; Vermont, II. l.. Parker; Viz.
ginia, lhOs. Lowry; WashiuRlon,--;
West Virginia, JUnn *. Thompson;
Wisconsin, Geo. 4. Day; Wyoming,
Carroll IL. Parmalor; AuzJnA, J. II.
Simpsou; District of Columbia, ThGs.
ii. Mckee; row Mckee, Louis H..
Hughes; Oklahoma, Frank II. Greai;
Titan, WIN. GlaAsmann. College
Leaguss-J. II. Fry, Pnnoptou.
Shortly after D O'Clock the cJnven.
ton adjourned until tomorrow at
10 a.m.
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NEW YORi, June Ella special
to local paper from Tampa, Fla,
sayS:
northumberland Martinez Camps
has been shot by q Cuban spy named
PucT,a Sanchez.
THIS Il currently reported In Hav'
ana, ana has Just reached this poIt
through passengers on the MasoJiie.
Sanchez, II II reported, after having
shot tue Csptain.gunofal, Jumped over
board and Hwam TO su0Tc, amidst
a shower VI bulle,a ls0m the mtH.Ji.
war,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-21
Arizona EdIlor FOUND onlily.

PHuSIN, Ariz., June 2O.-John G.
Dunbar, UiitOr OF tuB Puwlix
CdsCits, found guilty u cfimiually
nUeliug the territorial eli jinls, was tC-
day nuod 81, 900 and rrmandod TO the
custody OF tue sheui until the fuo
shhll he paid. Dunbar hus given no.
Iiue OF appeal. Tine libel 10 now near
~ two years old, and consisted Of an
editorial paragraph directed nj Gov.
Hughes, Secretary Bruce, u. 3. Mar
sinai Meade and Attorney General
Hrnsy, In which they were called
Rsfatsius and treasury lo0lUr..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-21
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Tho uomn,nts-.in. hief ~ thn Urnnd
Array uttho Republic.
BAN Erase GJ, June 2l.-Coloncl
Pnum,s q. ip,gicr, % Rockford, H.,
comm tuauf. .l.anlUi % tue GAM
Amy Oi 500 GsyuDiic, arrived Du cue
Oregon traiI tI.s marl'ug, ACCOM-
panied by q. &. JDuo-, aiiatnnt gene
cral Of the s4mo organization, Their
visit To tho pagliC C1hsg suf n senil-
oiliUiai chaHy,of though Ih1ir etay Ia
thiH city viii no markuJ Chl,ly by
uyDnld Ut a r.. uinl oharIg..r.
Tao two M sials have uBrI twenty.
tiyo days on tncit travels aimee leaving
Rockford, suI Outing ,ust umu have
Travelled ptOtty nearly oil over the
West AMI Northwest. From here they
t'art on next sunday evening iUr SAT-
Lake, where n depart uunt enCamp.
muut Is open on the -5ti lust.