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every con diercs that Minuit Williams
iatre ttB end he MS, ard feels ~
cured thni see telegram tba3 w.. te.
ceivud htrs tidhy wa 20 4 by art tot
the pJrtase showing OyAuy - Dim.
Assistant ID slrijt Attorney Barlow
would not iay ghtlher no thodght tie
telegram vss geLGiue Ur false. Hc
sdmittcd, however, inst bc would not
be afionissed u Minnie Williams sg.
Feared on tAssCeue OF sBy time.
Lawyer shoemaker 4 Investigating
the telegram -dich came over tho
wires Of hs W"stern UliJu Telegraph
company. Nsseias t. bis belief rs -
its rsuuiacnrs., he fepiirU. "My opiu.
ion IA that Il wsssont ny Minnis w !.
liams. Its more than ligrly that MIN.
rte Williams cent the nes,age from
Provi1snn", nud then hutfiedly ie.i
the town.
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7BLEGRAPHIG..
DTEEING HORRORS
p,uI,tloBs Of LIi. in a Chicago To-
sirG Asylum.
rurpy pRurGs GUARD nANlArs'
.,,..,,, of DIR. NcGrcw. that Makes
N, investigating commission
ers SICK.

.,,r,oo. Aug. 2O.--The investl a.
Tina cjunIy Commi 'eionsrs into
~. management u tne Dunnins In
~. asylum began today. Thiry
,sss,0pi words Of testimony was
'.,sn A, the ifst sitting.
rovara, tho end OF the isy's sl,Ilrg
-. horrible story that ia detail
~. more bnrbarous than ihs story OF
,sa puck murden II was told by
~, Mathew, resilient physician Z!
n.,,,pr Asylum. II concerned
t,,,s between two madmeu, who hhi
Vbt in the corridor. OF wafj =, wine
.t-,.nn. accessory to the murder ~
u.s. was on watch. These Two IA
,,srt, 1uarrslsd over some silIyi chiid'
NV 'iaefruce, They came 70 blows.
-, ,ofe At each Othef's iSccs, AMI
iI.I atoui the floor, while Anuerspn
.'st op. one of thoni, In the ifeuzy
siAnving maninr, sci MS lreth irio
tss face Of the other. lie OF on ms
~. and spat u out on the stone
a. of the corridor The mAuIho
nIb whom this patient YVES hsiIl1s
IN, Wv, away from the degth.Rnp! t,il
I,,Iing and screaming. 10 the nu0r,
~ Inc lle.h toru from his own lace,
.I,b,d n into HE own muutf, anu
.s..gd his own nose iOn pulp ana
.ssIlogein. Hosnid that IL wouii
p,ke It grow again. and Ahd'ison
.0kel on. -.,,r-
mn. was the sworn testimony Of Dr.
Nrtirey, resident physicinn at Dun
s,pg asylum. While II was being
siysn one OF the c0mmltslonsTs turned
M and slctuueJ. Jules Adams, one
OF the committees, covered her inee
with her hauds, and clutnhsd At the
ann Of her chair. McGrow made the
t,6fy more effective by the wsy ne
ND A., % far as his manner wGH con-
refnei. IL was not IA unusual occur.
fence at Dunulng.
Al tlssEd Of that story somebody
Whispered to President Healy OF thu
commissioner; "NOu saii there was
nothing to iuvsstgatc."
Hcaiy locked up. His face was pale,
AMI nls eyes full " horror OF that slory
hr had Just heard.
"uod forgive me-" said he, al did.
but I'D not guOw-dii not know
thVse thingt.'
Although the inquiry vas only be-
gun today, enough was drawn out TO
show that gtesg abuses had been
pfacll ed 10 the asylum. Most OF the
evidence gwen To-Day was regarding
the routine management Of tho lnstitu.
ton.
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EaeII.h nndicnI L.nisr.I,,n.

LONDON, Aug. 9l.--rLo Standard
(cOnseTyatiSr) sayG .hrre ~ a move
mSnG among the radicals Ia change
the leauersnip oi the larly. 1t Is tie
belief That having u peer for a le.1sr
initiates against success, we urdsr.
stand that The Earl nt K5sebery viii
not retire unl-ss irpD-Hl by a vote,
The pstty H. The HOUSE Of Commons
has ei,c'ei j. W. Lowthsr, member
i0r PeuTI,l, chairman. Hs was un.i,r.
secretary 'nf loIelgn affairs In lsgl.g2
aud mus lut 90 cOniounded with The
RI. Hon. james L1wiher.
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GUTHRIE, o. T., Aug. 2O.-Gensral
J, .. CUXey, POuuliBt candidate for
governor VI Ohil, II according 10 the
statement oia leading Oklahoma poll.
tlciAn, after tue Congressional nUmIua.
ton from this territory, His recent
trip to the Southwest, II II now said by
prominent Populitts hero, was not
alone for speech making, but Tor the
purpose OF looking over tbs Geld, pre-.
paraIOry 10 taking UP his Ie,idonee
here. IL II Hiid he was very much
pleased with the outlook before ho left
for ths Eart, and 1t N understood that
no will return 10 Oklahoma hlttg the
Onio election, N he 10 not elected
governor, and run for Congress next
foil.
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AFyER TIIE WAR.
Settlers OF Iachsop's HoI. Country 90
tie Prosecuted.

WAsHINoToN, ID. g., Aug. co.
The question OF what action should lie
taken by the government In connec-
ton with the kilIing Of tho BannOck
Indians In the Jaok,on's Hole country
ON July 18Th last has been referred 10
the department Of justice. IL 10 un-
dersiood thnt communication N the
subject was forwarded there this sfeT.
noon, which Trcilts the circumstances
la tue case, ana ends with q strong
recommendation for IA Investigation
Of tne matter by tho department OF
Justice. IL Is undtTsloOd that tue at
tofney'ge nernl was asked u send
special agents 10 JsoksOu's Holg, and
that the services ~ tnr indian ineprc-
tors would rs offered is assistants.
Agent rtt't ptobably will no! form
part Of ths commission, ss Aa hss tnken
Az prominent part In the lroubrsths;
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CUBAN CAMPAIGN.
General saIrsdo Predicts tho Eud Of
tue Rebellion.

MADRID, Aug. 2O.-Genoral Salcedo
has returned here from Cubs, and he
declares that the campaign there will
be renewed ia November, when San
tlagO de Cuba, Avilla aud Puerto.
Pflncipo will be strongly gatTisoned.
usrefal Silcrdo 10 Of the opinion that
these measures. together with the
guard on the cos.t TO guard sgainst the
landing OF further executions, will
end the rtbsllion with tho beginning
o. 1899.
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DurI case on trial,

CRY ~ MEXICO, Aug. 9I.-Tbe
Vsraslig..- Romero duel case came Ia
trial yesterday. The, indictment
charges Romero with being the c1us,
4 Neta',iguIs Isa'h apd uelng guiIty
u violating lhnt section OF the p0npl
COGe !nfUliIing duelling. Romero
allsgei M u5irhse grave peuonpl iepJ
due 10 the duty Of defendlng hi. hnnef
~ man aud soldier, ana csnlel ts,pc
The chal.'nglng perly. Gsnersi
ROchs, Judge OF the field Indicted inr
completely denied all gull, THIS
SIC nos also denied guilt and alleged
good character
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Tons RIVER, n. j., Aug. 2l.- The
forest hles which started near the
place on Sunday, anu TO which hut
little attention was paid, now ihreNtua
serious loss, Last night y -'ssuK
northwest wIpd blew sud tho Ham
were driven 10 the farms slsug this
Manchester road, Aud ,htoatouei .i.r
hours to reach the farm buildings. The
farmers, aided by volunteers, fought
the iir. al DighI, Today the wind
shifted, aud II Il holds 1t Will carry ne
hAmes into extensive cranberry boys
which are GTy and will burn.
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Is MINNIE aLIyrr
alleged Message IroIu Ous az Boi,nss'
supposed Victims.

q, PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Gov. A.
sShGemaRer, tue attorney Tor II. II.
nolmes, accused Of n score OF murders,
ieeeiVed TELEGRAM todsy puIuorting
70 come from Minnie r. Williams one
u tue Hoimes's alleged victims. 1t
read as followG
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Aug. 10, 1895.
, Io W. a. Shoemaker. attorney, Phlla.
.ell'hia' Report WAS murdered abturJ.
Am alive aud well.
(slgnsd) MINNIE r. WILLIAMS.
n when the message was shown To
tolmss he said excilsdlyi 1 knew my
worry lhst l did rot XIII the glrls would
10 confirmed" "'''"
ar ne brushed tho tears from his eyes.
am sorry, however, that she has
haue herself 80 public by telegraphing,
sns might 10 well have writler.O
Then Holmes reiterated ne si,t..
hsht that lie has made 20 often tbst
10 las. time he saw Minnie Williams
es when he left her at Toronto with
ne f!e'z'l children. The prisoner has
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Uni,sr.si rsaos Uuiou.

MYSTIC, Conn, Aug. 9J.-The
tweuty.sighth annual peace union
opened here today aud will continue
for four days. IL Ia exp, cted that at
least 10000 PEOPLE Will attend. Among
the prominent arrivals are Albert III.
Love, president OF the National Peace
union, AMI John Bronson, both OF
Phi lAuolphlai DR.. l., +. Go0dAlsmitb,
Of Dwight, Mas, and Mrs Bslva
Lockwood, corresponding secretary VI
the Universal PoAce union.
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Memcn on ,I.~s Arrs.I.a.

PERRY, o. r., Aug. 2l.-Dsputy
Marshal Steve Burke anu pore. Al.
rested two notorious female outlaws
near Pawnou M0ulay night, but h Il
to ngnt ~ make the arrests. The mantle
Of TIE women nrO jennie NeIRiii,
formerly Stephens, aged 10 Year,, nud
Annie MGDIulet, a.ud 10 ytafs. Tnu
matshA's pO'Ss ran into lhou SUNDAY
anu the women thnweI fight ana
several thO,s were hgsd before they
gave up. Both were ~ male clolhint
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CHICAGO, Aug. 20 - The Oregon
Rsilvay aud Navigation company has
decided 10 becOme nh active competitor
for Oregon nnd Washington business
by tue ocean route. II has announced
n sl2 cabin ana 80 stcofago rate from
San Francisco TO Portland and puget
Sound points In competition with the
Pacific Anil Steamship company, aui
II has invited all connecting ROADS 10
use these rates for bnsing purposes anu
show them IN their rate sheets. Wet.
eTn roads ate now voting on whether
oi not they will accept the proposition.
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Lost Sotnipg.

CHICAGO, Aug. .l,-Aibert AnlIs.
dei, iupryinIendoHt II tho Amtucau
Express company said TINS mOtuiug
nis com paAy mad lo.t uOlhiug 10y the
bolu up bsar New Richmond, Micl.,
lRtt uight, awe had 40 messenger A., q
tue tram that left here ut o u'ri0sk ,'he
said. "Our uight Messenger Fsnl Out
on the train that leaves Bt il:45.p
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Ecuador Rebels victorious.

New EOKs, Aug. 2l.-A World dis'
pslch irom Colon, ColomDip, sayt:
General AllArO, pTesidcn. Of tue pro.
visional government OF Ecuador sci up
at GUayaqull, Ielegraphs from RI
BAmba!
"HNli OF my forces routed the Qul.
tot,' who had twice our numbof oil
mep. All the artillery foil into my
hands, | have decfced freedom lUr the
conquered prisoners"
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In,aI.n IN, U.in,rer.

LONDON, Aug. 2O.-A CONSTANT.
nople dispatch 10 the Ddiy Telegraph
says: The collection Of the arrears u
taxes In the Noosh district 10 accom-
panied with deeds u revolving cruelty.
The AfmeniaBu liberated under tue
amnesty have been fearfeslod on
tfumped.up CHARGE.
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size u In mn Awkward Position hue
Has Triea1s.

lOSDpS, Aug. Cot Ia rsp6iigi
thst tF1 american missionaries a'r
showing nurh Interest ~ tie case 81
Mabel Slarley, ine muslc nall nrt'i,
who was aitssisi August lOlh, on
board the steamer Etmtis, at Liyot'
p1ol, ne she wns about 10 sail tor New
fnfE. She was charged sta having
stolen iowelty from Mo. Gibbon',
ana tho leweify wa teCJ yefed from
her, on her arrest. The MILL lnAires
are New York men, from which city
Miss Stanley comes. Tue fair prisoner
is In possession Of Letters supplying her
with funds tyr her defense.
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Addres

BEAR IN MIND that this the New Large Type Edition with American
and additions Absolutely to
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Brutnu GueIta trrstuIrr t.HH
tue tl..4 C1Ua..uuvt r.ttt
PW.Nu,LuuA, April 10 mr
staftIa. details 8i tHr lIccsttiul oi5iis
o, tUu insurgents go gaiu entrance Iu'N
the port UI B4hroa, on tue uoun F..,
Of Cuba, uld the wreck Of tue biiN..
schIO &c that trough THEM 90 tla o.. -
trance of tbut place, tue shOyilf IS Doc.
master by thu spanish soldiers, bia
tue Imprisonment. 90 her tu,i.r uf,H
we're tyi4 be- tue OiiiCufs o. lHr n .-
NtEi1a steamship 5pcfO, WhU H..
iiv.i tuJu, from tGnt tut' Eal To-.
mont runs ht.h at BatacJs, uU. o..
majority ut tue residents g tnu. I..ug
stein Oh symptnizs with zoe incur
l,utt. THe large number tHat Vote
lsuIuI 10y the Butish sCuunutf wu...
HJuIrIu UslUrs her name could De-
leaned, made good tue.r escape ui,J.
s uUt hEHt win the SpauIru sUiui'Is
fifteen NJ whom ato uuu4uiyut y
" Iunuu anIufc he tho hospital iUi.
occurred on Aprl l-t, bus up ,U Soc
lm tue 5psrl l,I, UJpc col iHuu u,.
been cAWuteI, anu tury urr tu.p .r,t
90 b. rtc.u8iug overland BOO Do ,YUIs
uu.siI. d. SnutlagJ, tue SCENE 90 mIa.
li tuu lusuTttClIUn,
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1gLBGRAPBlC.
TERMS OF PEACE.
80, chief rol,rsN ruE TREATY
r,iloa, still doing on De'"'e"
Count Ito ard 81 Hung
chang

v,suyoros, q. Co. April lo'-Inc
49,. tha. seven Of the eigh
mace between japan ani
~ have been agreed upon oc.
w.. much speculation hero "a 10
,I,bt terms upon which japan
80 The Jnpaneie ,lli 'ials say
s.,.Bp Information VI the oisht
atom, Tnero IL no Doubt how
b,i ave Of tue mot essential
W, l.,l,o. arc those given IN these lis'
~, Al tho outset OF the nogutis-
cir a ucv Jnrau.Chinat treaty
,nBy japan extra territorial
g.ipChira, cut denying tue la1'tr
.,,v r1ta territorial courts IN
800 tBHripuIruuu OF IOtpa; an It.
',vr 4n5u, E-Ol,uUJ,nI ! OCclpt'
.-dr8u Aruur tnd Wet hal Wei
-, tenn OF yyatsi russi oi tit
80 of Flrm.sH. the uvr term
80 uIy confirmed Iy tac later
i.,'..l mrl.s " ne conference. Three
.,'Bla,IuH,s have now been Adlcdi
I,5s.g. itlau. llcvuI, rsl1'u 90 trace
-rsg. Which Uuu %. tAeio tlghi
T1,of peace % ghv cause % doiay 10
slku0vu httr,
Tm1SrsEI, Apul lu.-rho nsEr-
f,.... were continued .O'ay bute rcI
ggBfI.l aud li Hugs Chang. The
,.-s,tBcg laf,cI wv nouns, NlscDunt
V,guI, one u tHr Jap.uyso comuis.
.5.,.,, Wa 90 und was NO, uUlc 10 ale
itllthg conference.
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IhB stgnincau. o. Camp.s'a sprc0h
lay lu H. cunciIiatYry tone, showing
bis purpose was ~ avoid ul0IIshsd.
IL was also brought gut l4H white he
would keep free from party UutauglU-
menls iH Cubs, be- strongly inclined
toward the aut0uOmisIs ur conservative
element, ami would depend on them 10
feelst sepafatiou from Spain. 81 am IN
hDpUs," ssii Camps, "that when {
arrive In Cubs thr war viii Ie ove-, Tor
I have no wish f.r tusf aiud % giUryN
He expressed the hope that the
various political pu'Uss OF Cuua
would be inspired 10 asiis. bin
10 putting down the uprising.
"i will do everything" said be, "to.
ward seeing tnat rI party Whatever
shall exercise It, 30 IlIr4 1e against the
aut1uomIstiC ulcm"u,'
10 was Il CIiHCIuyl. that tue autDuD-
mist party held o. meeting iu havana
passing resolutions Oh, welcome Co Cam
pJ- guI prJuuuurlug against sr4nrH.
ton if.m toe ma.lur county THE
principles OF the uui uHu.H hrs Tor
nome fulei Cuua, smIlnr no homo fuIu
iu Canada auI uluu buush 600 iaa,
but not ABSOLUTE separation ir.m
SPIN. II IL Judged rom General
Camp1s's speech that be- will take tuIs
middle cnurse ui home fuIu, without
eutire separation uom The mother
CDu Try.
Toe report that PfosiIopt MART
would prlmulgsiu the clusuutlIu ~
the ftvuiu'iUnists today aud then come
TO TIE Unite States g. secure fccDaui-
ton De- received with some doubt by
those iu Warrington IursDuaIy ace
guaintgI with MARYLAND familiar with
tue status 40 H1uiIs. They Ray no
election fOt president uns been LuIJ,
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too much "oue man" power 10 the
church. The president and the twelve
nave been in tho habit, % Ia claimed,
fdlsposin- of all mOOted VuustI1us by
quietly referring them 90 tue "uuNt
conference one year hence. This
has dispieRsC1 the IDlllwerr, aud now
they propose 90 have % CIAnEe In the
aytttm tf prtsUntlug Rui rA,sing upon
questions uf interest 30 ths church.
TIE story Of Joseph SmIth'' CONVEX
satiou with the angel MlrOni, from
which sprung tho Mormon Church,
was the main feature OF lDdAy's sus.
sion OF t4u conference. The story
was toll ~ Mrs. Catherine Salisbury,
Joseph Smiths Bitt tor, and the last sur.
viv1r Of NE immpuia family
MrF. Salisbury is So yUaf- OF age, tut
she claims 90 recall thU time OF the
won Ieriul vision as thou % u were bat
yesterday She told how the angel had
come 10 her brother in the night nuI
hal stood in glow O' wI ITO Liant mtl-
way between the floor ami the cei'ipg
ui his room, auI mai talked igr uIa,
telling where tho lUld o. record wns I'D
be- found iu the hlll Of Cum rah, Aud
lnru snU told now the plates had been
fJunI, and after much tubulAtl0n on
account Of mohs OF evil muu, they wufu
tUauslntcI, and how the Church Of
Jesus thr1t wac founded.
A. thg afternoon session the rcsplu.
ton prDvldi.W Tor the osiAbl slmtul
Of the Otiof VI E1och was Lana over
until tue next conference. The only
other hu-iuCs- " impotitgCU cJnsi1His4
was motion 90 transfer the puuliga'
ton of th NCrdd now Issued ut La
mont, Ia, 10 Independence. The mat.
ter was Deb over until tomorrow.
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VICTORIA, B, O.. Auul 10Th,
steamship War; moo arrived tod1y,
eight days from Honolulu aud tWcuiy,
three from Sydney.
Honolulu wa very lu loft; sz-QuaD'
liiiuukN'hm Lua lv.r given permits
zion 20 Walk any where "a the lrn.arf,
park HutrOuuHIHg tHv government
building at,rF . O'clock 10 the after.
noon. She was no, boo good bualJh,
needing rGufCisp.
aAshf1rJ, MauhuIl, GlllcG, Seward.
anu picknft, tho leading revolution
islr, ntr oil quite tigs BOO jail, AshiUtl
in particular iH in poor health,
Tue legislature viii convene shortly,
aud one Of the principal matters u
uulut will DC O. authorize a sale of
tho crown lands Toe prrsIueul hH.
tut ac. prepared, aud viii favor yht
,maIl iaTuuTs,
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Ann,nrr Incrm. EnN .nLL

Ms Guu,, April lu.-AuUIuUi
,uit 10 contest the yYusti,uiIDunIiy 90
Ius iuuGmu tax has been iusUtuitd 600
tuu circuit court mere. 10 BE- 600 aguUU
Iu EQUITY brought by CnAruF Allen 90
GIctuHu.i, Mas, ugaiuri tUu limos
tuutfaI Railroad comps y ri as
iu he UiIl 20 cumpIaiut tAu mp.tIt-
ant, unrr setting iUfth me organic ttIU.
Of Tue e. 600 HIyi sue huNuH. ., y.f
sJuN property held ny uau u..r.
maGlup In collation. thurc.Yt uUr',rr-
tuAi be- Dr. informed that Sac u.uIi sU"
Intends o. pay under rae ff1FFiIHa OBJ.
thu iuC mu FAX law q tHN 90. q ... guu.
on ull Dr. .rt points uul .u,ymU g
tlu year l-ii
Fac Uu ,asu AYERS thnt the Income
UN law iH uu.uuHuiuuUunH lu GOA.
..II tax B.. CYsu,tiuiU upon Ihu %
pauy's ilu mao aud pfJh- iis % O..
root ta u respect &C iHu Tu..
way I.U. riy hAturcs ana ..-
lJura1ug.s operated aud ow ed
~ 500 u...uduut company uy Bu..
iml1.u4 % .IH sue Income ami p..u.
thereof zoe 4mB being .chI $500, o.
is llsuWIsf s IIltU. Tax Dc ...|... ~. t.-
PERSONAL properly by bU.s mr.suI
upon t.u I4e|wa al4 %, Oh. HurtuF
which u.I... t.aHB 10, u.t u.. fuUusu
guYu 5000 .sanl stltos, sa rIuiTra
uF tuu Goa atu.i1u OF tau lutuI
States.
lLu u1u.guiIOrmity OF tu1 law b.
then pYu.uI uut go lon tui a'.eg which
.su lilI a...asrH luHt tHH rArm....N OFF
lHHuia. Geo mp.mua, H.sla.H iuN.H
HHl tN '.4.. tH,'N 9 Hu CO..
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slL1rr DrIEuATEs.
10 asprs,snt idaho Ia tiio Conference
lobe Held nt SnIt lake,

iobs Held nt sNIt Lake.
Base. Ida, April lO.-Goyoruor
Mcdonnell g0.ny appointed drIeGU e.
raHsHI tho silver gJuioruuCr 30 meet
b. san Lake May Ion, They sIr'
C5sBl e. Y. Bryan % Haley, VIM
t.yhe Tip Top mine 81 Silver Guy
Ga4tlt Rel Elephant miuen iui.cJi
J.lssW. B Euyuufu % Osborn, hyu
ClH,H J.W. r,ummcr manager uf
utut Lamar mIuuat be AImaG
U.ytfuJf Mcdonnell was today
vi.sI WI uy q delegation u Indians
tgm F5u Hall. They aro uudoayof-
iag D. t,tlfc the removal " Agent
I5,ri, recently appointed, and the Iuin'
lalsutu, VI A, W. Fisu0r WHO wus
a.sa, ulHng the administration ut
reltll Harrison. Tnty brought "a
Ituull, ugltd by 200 bucks and 100
tq4aut, vl.ll tluy Hsk the governor
Biuaii the President
Toe g5vffa5f complied With their
Uggu, Iisia lettCr 20 tho President,
nil1g DO. the matter be- Investigated
ADla - IOHiulu. Too governor is
c|gTilcsl that II something hn not
uals, ibt lndiauH will make trouble.
Toe gtH,U agaIuBs lolur Do that his
treatment VI the iudians Is most uu-
Ili he Indians say that bones are
gi1sa cut 10 them Tor meat, aud that
gaJ tiiUi them secure rsliUus, anu
lsy' He refused implements with
U-iel " enter uIOn farm work.
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TIE Plan Of Campaign tor suysr
Outiiu.d,

NNNAHHA"fHH
NEW YUWy. A,tIln.-A wR-hiu,-
t.u special as..s lut cadets Uf tho
new silver p s'y arrs..t % br lsyius
plans Tor tue attempted conversion OF
ilr labor rlvmuuls 90 .HH EaJ o. tHU
IL usllyet doctrine. IutT ets credited
9TH too opinion ,uyt tho uEHiiug uu'
rect aud dissatisfaction brU Hug ts~
lAbDring class can DO utilized co.
excellent advantage 80 iufiuer,uy
tsrif plans. An outline ui their iutBu.
lions furnished to-day contains the
abatement INT they will charge that
much Of the trouble OF iAu laburng
classes n due 10 what they term con.
lracted Curtepcy, aud 10 the monopoly
Of the gold buas. The Egnialistic claseuH
Will be aftaycI Against tbs gold stand.
ard ms being autonomous with capital
aud monopoly. Wall street Hud the
R0thschilds we're sent up a. the tug.
bcnts of the working mcu, responsible
Tor all thoir ills, HnI the Tree coinage
Of silver AMI an enlarged circulating
medium will DO suggested 40 the only
cure Tor the existing tTOublrr
Hundreds ni books aud pamphlets
presenting the silver question are be-.
ing circulated throughout the county.
Every time an Eastern man makes a
declaration la favor Of free coinage
tue promoters OF the now party seize
upon 10 eagerly anu give u tho wildcat
circulation,
On the other hand the assertion OF
Senator Sherman, that free coinage
"w0ul result IN tue most Tremendous
financial panic this country has ever
know % Buu would paTNlyzs business
anu trade lcyunu anything ever known
by huy ton 30 tue w0rlu,r ~ hoItod
At oa moIuly the raylngg OF Il "gOId
bug"
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NIlrnnIors mrnrLr.
Reported spanish Losses In ~ Rattle
on tuhu,


TAMPA, Fla, April lO,-Late rop,ris
from Havana assert that tho steamer
Mauuolila mas just arrived from sguti.
ago with more tagn 800 wounded
Spanish soldier. They were taken o.
the hospital steamer because the hoe
pitfalls pt Santiago are crowded. a
iatser from santiago mentions baths
al Ir1reues uuar the CautO river, 100
which tho Spanish general, Sslcrda,
with 1000 men, engaged hand OF Tho
rUvulutIuu!sls under lturi. TOE spun-
ish loss WAS said TO 10 $50, while tnv
Cuban loss WAS four killed Auu thirty-
nine wuunIed. The Spanish trooi d
were mostly boys, aud Ia tho battle
ply Was taken on many who were
caught and Ihoir lives were spared.
MaceO hns organized "a larys iOrce In
Sanlingo province. since his arrival
sou suldlets who fought under hin, In
the Iurmer revolution have Joined MN.
They hre principally FROM Maiavuaio
Maceu's old home. AZ meeting of nil
Cuban clubs last night, jose Martin
was elected delegate VI president and
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tho H. Paul launched.

PI1IAuELrUA, Apr. IU.-rhe big
steamer 81 Pau, WHOA disappointed
10 many peTslus March -5lh ~ rriuB.
iug 10 move from thu NayH, was sue.
cgesfully lHu vhJd Gt l.Up l,m, today
At CrRmp's ship yard, in ESQ presence
O nearly 10000 pefspur, There wa- no
hitCh In tndHy's program, lhuHfgAmus
WAS Ohrstrnri by Miss France. Gllt.
com, tuv daughter OF the Ir,T!luul VI
tue International Navigation com.
pany, Tho launching was Witnessed
by tnu governor AID membuIB Ul UUth
branches Of tho legislature,