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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
SUITS FILED TODAY.
Oro Il For DIV ce-lhs Oilers For
Ibis.

l-nna Schmidt commenced suit -
day against 1or husband, Henry
schmidi, asking tor q divorce aud the
custody VI Ave yoar old child. The
complainant reoiies that the parties
were married In this city March 4,
1890, aud that for mUrs than u year
past her husband has wilfully neglect
cd TO provide for his family, although
he IL able to do 40. Tho plaintiff Ia
represented by Dennis Eichnor NJ at.
torney.
Tho Henry Dinwoodey Furniture
company also commenced suit to-day,
the dele ndauts being Henry Schmidt
aud his vie Rosa, ClessOn s. Kinney
and wife, aud Susie NJ. Free, for
Ss69.l5. on promissory note given by
Mt, aud Mrs. schmidt, and secured by
mortgage. The last thTes defendants
are alleged to have some claims against
tho other and chief defendants, hence
they are maze parties to the Guit.
A second suit by ths IL enTy
DiuwOOuty Furniture company 10
against Nathan A. NeibAut and Lens
Neibaur, ON a ptomissory noIs secured
by mortgage, Tue claim being S26s.Sl,
with the usual addition OF costs anu
attotney's lee insech case, James IA.
MOyle is attorney for the furniture
| company.
BaIies II. Kelsey, by her attorney,
| G. -. VaTisn, to-day MED u demurrs:
10 the complaint iB the case Of Elijah
A. Whitsksr VS. Mary dodbs Il Hi.
| rnia complslnt states that sne IN The
vito " Lewis 4. Kelsey, who Ia one
Of tho uefcudnnls IN the action, aud
clpinIs n dover right IN the premises,
While she says tins complaint docs lot
make it appear how her dover H.
leIest Ii subordinate TO plAintll's mort
gage.
IL. Teasdel tsEun suit today,in U. &.
Commissioner sommuf's coue,, on b
promlssoTy note given by V. .. Harry,
.or $50.
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nurr.nr. ny.isriou. Letter.

SAN FRANCISCO, OCT. 25.-rhe Ex-
aminer says tnAt tho contents VI tue
mysterious letter whioh was 10 be
opened In cass Theodore Durrant was
convicted, are knowp. Iu tnis letter II
Is said Durrant makes the statement
thHt he saw tue last details VI tho muir.
dor and sew Rsv. George Gibson an1
Another man promiHsnt In church
ailairs beading over the body OF
Blanche Lamont. The EKAminsr says
,nat although DurIant required hls
lawyers not to open the letter until no
was convicted, they have opeaed IL,
and 30 II mRrkaolo were ths statements
Il contained that even they did not
believe them ana Retained from usipg
thu IN in Durrsnt's defense.
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NEW York, Oct. 20. - President
Brsyton Ives OF the Nor hern PsoiGc
railroad said today: as IN agratify irg
fact that .ll antagobism uesveen the
hithrrty oonh ctiDs interests OF tho
Northern Pacific properly have come
70 an end anu that the representatives
OF nil Glasses OF securities are In har.
mony. In accordance with the recon-.
meuuation OF Judge LacomD-, efforts
win BIZ nrde TO bring about confer
ence OF t.,e present receivers or their
representatives, with tue Object OF se-
curing the appointment Of say four
receivers tor ths whols system. Gal.
loway AMI Burleigh will bs named.
They have been unanimously approved
by all the Interests"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

PARIS, Oct. 20.-Tho treaty between
Ffsnoo and Madagascar has been pub
lished. In brief the queen accepts the
protectorAte OF France. The latter rep.
rosents Madagascar In all hsr foreign
relations. Tue questions concerning
foreigners will be IN the hands OF the
French resiien,-gsneral, and the Re.
Iublic undertakes TO defend MAZDA.
gssoar against all dangers.
The rssidont.gcneTAl will have con.
troll OF tho internAl administration o.
Madagascar, but this Republic does not
assume responsibilities OF concessions
heretofore granted.
Tho public expenditures and debt
will he secured hy the revenue Of the
island. Tho queen agrees not to cou-
tract any loan without tue authority OF
tho Republic.
This French diplomats and consuls
abroad are charged with the protection
Il the Interests u Madagascar.
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WORLDS GOLD AND SILVER
Total Product ior The Year 1895, MOI
Less than $500, 100000.
An Increase OF 100000 over tho
Previous Y..r-t onirihaiion Of
the Unitsd states.

NEW YORK, Oct. ga special TO n
locsl paper from Washington says that
Il. Il. Preston, director Of the mint,
In discussing his report ON the worli's
production Of gold aud silver Ia 1894,
makes the following statements;
81 am satisfied that the gold product
OF the world will no. be less than
$500, 900, OOJ Tor tho cSlBnusT yenr 1895,
winch will be an increase Of SO, 000, 900
over 1854. Or this Increase the United
States viii contribute no less than
81, 500, 900. COlOsd will furnish rom
s3,5OO,OOO To $4,000 900; California 81.
OUO, 900 n ~ Arizona, New Aiexicu, Ida.
no AID Montana will make handsome
snowinys. In Colorado tho principal
Increase will come from the Cripple
Creek district. This district alto iel her
viii produce $4,000, 900 this year. IL
Z, CURED some time 10 convince
capitalists thzt this was q wOEuef-
fully rich district. the shipments
OF rich ore made In the last year nave
removed all doubt about the future
OF the Cripple Greek conntry. Lrsd-
vile viii also show an Increase this
year In the output OF coli. Some OF
the mines in this region are very pro-
ductive. In the Lradvllle region
there are found gold, silver, copper,
lead and iron. There IL n general re-
vival Of GOLD mining throughout this
region. California mines are cetlu =
10 show an Increased output from THIS
time forward. The establish ment OF
the debris commission IA California
has gwen "a great impulse to hydraulic
mining, which Ia exceedingly profit-
Rble.
"Where there II placer mining, par
tioulsrly IN Montana AMI Idaho, thu
product Of gold viii not DO 80 great M
II would have boon had there been
heavy snowa In the mountains. There
IL a shortage OF water IN those states
which serves TO handicap the tninefs.
Tue returns from quartz mining there
are very satisfactory. some hesvy
shipments OF ore are being made from
huluns. Ever where | went In the
aiming regions Of the West, 1 saw
evidences OF great activity and pros
prrily.
"Sot alone In the United States ~
the output vi gold iucfos.ing. South
africa has gone ahead OF Australia D..
NE ariouat 81 Its gold product, aud
will produce ,his year vast quantity
OF the precious metal.
"Austraiia Will probably contribute
81, OOJ,O 900 or SS.OOO.O0O Of Ihs inofs,,s.
Russia will produce from S2,00O,0O0 TO
$1,000 900 more than II dil last year.
| itusbiA's output last year fell oil, hut
Ihs Increase Ia Siberia this year will
te marked, Judging from the inlofma.
non have received from our miulaler
at ~. Petersburg. Mexico, which
contributea 81, $40, 900 In gold lest yeaT,
Will make Il lar better showing this
year.
"We gained last year for the gold
stock oil tie world s7.000,000 VI the
gold formerly hoardOu Ia ndis, and We
lavs every reason 10 look Tor all In
crease this year and for number Of
years t. come"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

LONDON, Oct. 90 rh. withdrawal
OF tho onsllsnge OF Charles ID. Ro-e
Tor the Amoroa's cup will not effect
the intention OF Herbert Muir, tns
wealthy Australian merchant, to build
n yacht with syndicate for the pur-
pose OF ehalleng ny for the Americas
cup In 1893. TIE western Auitralians
are TO hold banquet In November,
whion will be presided over by n dis.
tnguisned sporting peer, and It IL ex-
pecieJ . pronouncemsnt regarding tue
ysct we-trallH will then 10 made. II
Is virtuslIy settled that the Westralia
viii be huilt on the Clyde.
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Maiden TRIP sfth, ~. paul.

Gvw YORK, Oct. 26.-rhs nav
American llus steamer ~. Paul,
Captain Jackson. dropped anchor at
qu rantine ut S:44 this morning, hrv.
lug mane her maiden vuyAge from
southampton TO Thu port Ia the fe-
markabls fast time OF 0 days, IL hours
and 81 minutes.
Hal not thu port engine boon stopped
on October 23, twenty one hours, ow-
Ing u detective air pump, the b.
Paul would no doubt have broken all
tue records from southampton.
Ons days run showed n splendid
average OF speed, nearly 2l4 knots for
"a hours.
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Police Court.

Business In the police court was very
light today, the following being the
only cnser before Judge smith,
Henry Rose was srfaignei for vaR-
rAnoy, but the evidence was not SUM-
client to convict anu hs was discharged.
John Doe, whose other and true
name 10 unknown, forfeited So Tor
leaving his team united.
l.. Tellepson, arrested for spilling
swIll on tho streets, failed to put In
an appearance, and = bench warrant
was iftusd for him.
Eph. Kelly, the notorious drunk will
come up for trial on Monday morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
Building Permits.

THIS week has not been very busy
one with the building Inspector, the
following being the only permits
issued, Aggrsgsung AN expenditure Of
81 1856
r. Gentsoh alterations. at $40 l..
Soutb Temple. $500.
T.. q. II fimanD, Groom ;ramo NJ ls7
Fith str u, il25.
hr.. X. ID. Hughes, l0-room brick
at - anu rs Floral aveuJv. 81 500.
j. q. Anderson Jr.. o Rom BRICK near
Q rn.r FIs, and J, 81 900.
Oliver Newell, 2.ro0m brick al S5t
l.. Touth Soutn, to70.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

MIsHEAPoLIs, Oct. 26.-Judge Ba.
ker OF the federal court loiay sentenc.
ed Francis A. Cofiin, former president
OF the indianapolis cabinet company,
and found guilty Of wrecking the
Indianapolis National bsnk, to eight
years In the penitentisry. An applioh-
ton Tor writ OF supersedas will be
made this afternoon before Judge
Woods. 1.-THE application IL SUGGEST
fol, 1t viii allow the prisoner to remain
out on bond until tue case has been
passed upon by the United States
huureme COuEi.
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Hi. Him With a Brick.

a warfsnI was this afternoon issued
for the arrest q Airs. Mile Harvey
who resides at 65s Il, Fou ia South
street. The complaint Ss sworn 20
~ Siba Chapman, l4.ycat-Old bJy
VINO onargts Mfr. Hafv y with nifik-
ing ann On the b, . win "A brick, anu
hio'lHg wound from which the
blood flowed vofy proiJstly
Jim Thonpton, sheep hordsr, vas
atreetei this sfiefuoon by Oflicer De
Young, On tue charfe Of utuBkegnest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
JOHN E. CALLlsTgWs DEATH,
lie Suddenly Passes Away at His Resi-.
denee Last Evening.

At 7 O'Clock last evening John Il.
Callister died unexpectedly at HE
home In the Seventh ward OF this
city. For some weeks past he haf
been suffering from typhoid fever. but
on Thursday HE pnysieian pronounced
him out Of danger. After 8 O'Clock
l,st evening the physician called, gave
ihs pointed assurance that then ap'
peared No danger to fear thai recovery
would not be speedy and elective,
Tho fever had lott, and the lungs and
heart srsmei TO bs In excellent condi'
ion. 10 the surprise Of all, however,
about 7 O'Clock, Mr.. Csllis,er felt n
sudden choking ssnsAtloA, and IN y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
Funeral of Sister Bull.

Tho iunerS, services over the re.
mains OF Sister Emma q. Bull will
take place nj II O'Clock tomorrow
morning al ths Fourteenth ward rs.
sembly rooms. The remains will lie
In state from 1880 to II O'Clock, anu ali
friends who DIES 70 TO take last look at
Blister Bur. face will please do 40 ut
that time, Ne the casset will DO per.
mRnUntiy closed nj II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
From An Adiudicator.

Mr.. john James, s,crrtary OF the
Cambrisn association, has received
communication from ons Oft ssIiudl-
cStorr nj the recent Eisicddiod, In
which he scores aud critiches Mr..
Henry Housoley, leader Of the ID nvsr
choir, for the pttsck which he made In
nm open letter, published In this paper,
upon the sdludic'top. Tba letter l.
marked and pointed, hut will rot he
given out for publication until II has
been referred to the proper authorities
OF tho association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
A pERIIous VOYAGE.
III" Onieers of ,bs snip D'ai ana the
Vessel Urifting About AimlossIy.

Ban FRANCISCO, Oct. 20,-The Brit
lab snip AUsnoyle, Captain Wallace,
has arrived Ia port "a Gays from New
csstlc, n, $. W., vita cargo Of coal.
Early this year the AbsTioyle sailed
from Ffedericbsladt for wcAstle, f.
diving at tue latter port after most
tnrilling voyage. Captain George Al.
Richardson WINS then In command Of
the chip. She was only out n few days
when tue master began dtinhlng aud
wound up with big spree. He was
totally unfit TO handle the ves'al anu,
,hutting himself up In his cabin, he
resigned the command temporarily TO
Firsl Ofioar Percy Norton. In n
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throw on tho rirs.

GLAs DJRU. n. j., OH. 20 The
w itne, sis-s woiks were burned TO-.
y Toe Il - wss disc we're by A.
enploye who picked up a bucket OF
coal OF, lhinking It vns water and
threw 1t on the Gre. For time II
To- Ked NJ u all that aeation oil the
iowa shoul he destroyed. The lose L.
over 100000; mlly Insured.
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Dia Ho,L,h, the Catholics.

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 20.-Rov. Walter
q. Clapp, VINO about year ago 80.
oed.d from the Episcopal anu Joined
the Roman Catholic church, has, ao-
cording % his own statement, written
Bishop Nicholson, saying he made n
mistake aud making unconditional
submission.
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cholera "a, IIanoIu u.

wAsHIsorOs, Oct. 20 Secretary
Herbert day received the following
telegram from Commander PisniAn, In
command OF the bennington, dated
Honolulu, via San Franci'ol, OF. 20
Three sporadic cases VI cholera n
Honolulu since September lSth. No
case since October Cad, A rostr,c-
tons on the inter-islsnd tram vas re-
moved ON October 18Th. but one case
on the Bennin. ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

PEORIA, Ills, Oct. 26.-Tne grand
Jury tots afternoon returned m iniict-
mont against Simon Scnaicr, OF Chior-
70, srspressnthtivsl OF the last lesisls-
tutr, iur Offering to receive bride. He
introduced a bill TO prohibit the feed
ing OF eiop 10 cattle. There isevidence
that he tired 10 get IN ney from the
uistillers to kill the bill.
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To succeed niiisrd.

SACRAMENT, Cat, Oit. 20.-It was
reported at midnignt that Governor
Buid hal appointed willlam Jeter
lisutcuent governor to succeed Miiiafd,
deceased. Jeler was this Democratic
candidate Tor lieutenant governor al
the last election but was defeated by
MillarJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

.iiustauding Il WAS tho lowest birdcf.
~ enmab y, the agfet meat with & cot
u itsin binding each nation tgainsi
b iidin or putting warahips on thu
& q lakes caused this decision to be
10 lthsI,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

SPRINGFIELD, H., Oct. 26.-Gov-
ernor Alleged ANNOUNCED today that
no woul not 90 candidate Tor United
States senator, mex year, M even II
the Dsmgcrgts make grand sweep
nexl year, the Republicans with sevcn-
majority Of i've or six on the Iolnt bal
lot In tbs legislature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26
REPENrED ~ IInE.
Indictments sEain.t life Insurance
NnlreTs DIsmI.and.

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-- rns indictment
against Ex-Governor John l.. Bever-
ldge. Samuel NJ. Bidiison anu Fred
erick ID. ArnolI Tor alleged violation Of
the lottery laws OF the Uoited states.
mas been dismissed by General John q.
Black. United States district attorney.
rho gentlemen were ofii ers Of n lilo
Insurance company, the tomi.tlntiue
feature Of which was sal to be Ia the
nature OF n lottery. They were sur
prised to learn that they we're violating
the federal laws anu Immediately
abandoned the feature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-26

WAsnINoTos, ID. c., oct. 2J.-
Secretary Herbert has declded again, [
two now gunboaIs Tor the navy, not.
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Dl.In,.r,,,.an... Not appreciates.

CHICAGO, Dot. 26.--A special to the
Daily N We from Washington says:
Tue United States will not consider
the suggestion OF Lord Salisbury Tor
an alliance for the building OF tue
Nicsraguan canal aud tns direction OF
south and Central American affairs.
IL In understood the sugg eslion did not
come In a way to require formal
reuly
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Permitted 10 We'd.

County Clerk Stanton today Issued
n marriage license to Herman Brun-
ner, AGED 81, ami Mary SehweilEer,
aged 27, both Of this city.
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AeHrADuLA, Ohio, Oct. 26.--An un.
known .tetm't ana a fCrooner pbr
had 10 tos tTo ashore six milos west Of
here. fn- iiie saving crew has gone
10 the scOne,
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III. s,rihe n.ciarcd OF

MAssiLLoH OmD, Oct 28.-Tht
miners III ua,s convenient day votuu
by two-ihirds majority u declare thu
strike On.
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IArANEsn orIII.Ls Aanrsrnp.
suspected of nring implicated In the
Harder Of Iorsa's Queen.

YOKOHAMA, Oc!. .6 --Aecirding TO
dispatlhss from native sources, Gen.
Mlura, the former Japhnsss minister
TO Coies, ana other Japanese ofiiclals
who left Seoule under Escort aitur tnr
murder OF tho queen, Ia suspected OF
being concerned In the tragedy, and
were arrested a. uilna.
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EASTERN QUESTION.
The Westminster GszlIls's Friendly
0aar 10 The Uliled States.
RUSSIA is MANAGING EscLlSp,
Iohn bull aud Uncle sam, Cons qnenl.
ly, Should ShsLe uands aud not
Quarrel About Ven, zaela.

LONDON, Oot. 20. - rhc slarmls, DIE
patch ~ tue FINES rom Hong * ing,
published yesterday, aauou chg tuat
Rufsis, by treaty recently conciuded
with Chin,, acquired risht TO ancuor
her fleet at Pro Arthur and build rsil.
r0aas when would connect Vladivo-
stock with that port, remains the great
ouueot for newspaper comment
although the report has not yet bsen
confirmed by the British foreign tfllae.
Tns Wsslminster Gazette, com.
msnting upon the dsvelo pmonls In tue
East, points out that an excellent
opportunity IL now offered Tor makiaE
n beginning with what 1t describes On
"union In tbe nighsr diplomacy oil the
United State. anu Great Br iaiu, 1,
winch ali thinking ms n Ia ths Ehglsh
speaking world 40 confidently iOtk
fUTwsrI.D
Continuing the Westminster Gazsite
ftmgfht. "Amefiua with ourselves Il
n Pacific power. For years the has
taken great interest Ia the develop.
msnt OF japan, C0fea sud Cninn. rne
iuterest of JOnn Bull anu Cousin
Jonathan are identical. Neither OF "
desires 10 disturb tue status quo; both
wish 10 get n lair shar. Of what
commercial advantage may be
going. SHOULD tue rimes' Hong
Kong utpatch be confined
aud the Czaf's aIvlsers uniOt-
Iunately pris we're In their determine.
lion to disturb this balance Of power In
1ho lar east, JapaA will look for
friends, anu these trends are ouvious.
ly Great Britain hnd the United
Staloi. The little anxiety In this Tor.
eigu Of1lce IL eheaply bought, " II IL
led thsfeby carefully l. considsr the
uturs diplomatic anu naval Relations
between the Old country anu hof
s,rOnut Us sons Acfots the Atlantic, anu
10 realize that the English speaking
world can better employ It's strength
tDan Ia internal ,qusbollDg over such
petty matters ne tne bounJaTies anu
obligations OF Venezuela anu Nieaai-
luH.D
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Catholic. aud moh~mmedsss Sigh,.

CETJIsJE, Mont NE 10, oct. 26.-A
bloody ngnt between MonammeJRns
and Catholics has token placs Mt Sou
tart. Many were killed on both sidts.
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noSoRs FOR RUSSIANS.

LoNDON, Oct. 20 Ia conneotlon
with tn situation IN the Tar Esst, Eng
lish newspapers make muon VI the
annouucemeut today that China hns
conferred the oider OF the double
dragon upon several high onicials ol
tue Russian iofeign department
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-23

, n5li hcld. The grand s,a., L.,
p s eepa,red The principal imprnv u WIN
, nelng The putting on Of an p sSse,i,i
MN, riin'preoI roof "Bleachers nr sp csas,
price l, seats, win be erected ilav NJ cheap
srsha stand TO the right A'S snr me
carpenters and men are AZ u sorSe Oh
new fences which are being .", ,'h on
old ones were. ''o" "here the
Ihe grounds have been nar,,.u,,
,v roal ~ me laying out, making what
Ne tSsaruea as an original and des,ra :
nle innovation, improving the view eS ya,,,.
, ,aseiiaiiy from the grand stand A.
p,op1seu and being arranged, the pIavs
ans hnes viii be so laid Out that mo-,
sYns " The grand stand win have a
GEAR view OF both home plate and Mia
uase, almost on lines parallel 10 ,ha
STAND and without lessening The VIEW nv
ot any other part OF the field from What
~ would be II the old style Of plaeinr
tne patsman directly In front nf ne
grand stand were followed. Presiden,
McNealus says that when all the i'm.
proVements are completed Dallas viii
nave a model minor league park. These
improvements involve an expense m
from 500 to $1,000. VI
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CISCO BUDGET.


cisco. Tex, March 22.-Mrs. y. NJ.
lanes ana Miss Lizzie smith went 70
Dublin Yesterday to assist In orgahi2-
Inc n Rebeckah degree lodge;
& committee Of the odd Fellows are
irving 10 secure suitable site Ior
now cemetery, the old one west OF town
heine nearly filled, except poruoh
that Is too rocky, .....,.o,,.. has
The engineer OF the waterworka ms
been Instructed by the company 70
Inv water pipe to the site WheFe 'he
IN n,nress viii be erected.
Y Rev sanders, who Is conducting me
meeting al the Christian enurcn, Is
nrcnahlnE some very practical ser
mons which are appreciated ny ens
iarge congregations that go 70 Hsa'
him. ii, haze an oyster
.,,,,,,e, next wednesday night Tor ti'eH'-
selves and families. brsi,ess
Mr. Marshall Angel made ,,a = ' sirayrn
,,,n 10 he new coal mines near '7.!il,'.i
this weer, and reports work pros''S'''s
'na,s faction for COUNTY pro ,. ,u,,5
iii tate place tomorrow " tnis Srn,,
", YIN tsasfland). all the precineis eAVsP'
Tastland being now uis'
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cltvELANO's CABINET MEETS.
BUT CONTRARY TO ExpEcrA-
TONS. DOES NOTHING.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS MAY HAVE
BEEN DISCUSSED. BUT NOTHING
NEW DEvELoPEp-sPAIN FEELS
THAT AMERICANS FAVOR THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWS.


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The cabinet r,aat,r, -.
tyo hon.. .l, '0HNs iNs'eu "ue
~. everybody being present
pul secretary Gresham. who is in New
York The session ia said Ia have boon
uneyentful ,be.ah,, ,,,...,.,-'.,-
a,,a.,..,- disappointing the
fSe'e''ohs OF those who looked for
some decided aggressive action I'm for.
elgn affaire.
II 10 atsa
a. sa'u that there was an en-
TIRE absence of friction between the
members. although the nrircina, s,,,-
1ects under diso,,s.ta ,.e''"'
yarto,,- Ii7euas'o" reia'eu 10 the
t'ous coihpheauons into which We
nave become involved with certain
foreign countries n,a-a ,,,al, a,,.,,,.,.,,,
Ia a,ht,,,. -. We" S"leuiateu
"'p'' divergence OF individual
views 1t Is presumed that the atti-
tude of Great Britain toward vano-
zuela and Men,.
49,. N'N"'"sua was canVassed,
, ~. Us Iat as can be gathered the see
1919 OF state had no new matter
t.ouvIlihB ms, ana 1t was not believed
ne necessary TO take any positive
aetion IN the absence Of an explicit
statement Of the purposes of Great