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The evening world., 1895-06-13

ne trial Of Patrick sheehan. OF Bsycnne for
ne murder Of Saloon Keeper Dietrick H. CARDS
vas begun in the Hudson County Court. Jersey
CITY to-day before Judge Lippincott The widow
q he murdered man testified that sheehan came
10 their saloon In Bayonne. and called her hus-
band 70 Q back room and stabbed him twice.
Thomas Marmie and Joseph Mccarthy gave
roborsuvs testimony. The case will last all day.
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Anxious to Enter Princeton.

One hundred and twenty young anxious TO
enter Princeton College were examined by Profs
Thompson and Humphreys in the lecture-room OF
the New York Law School. Equitable Building.
this morning. The examinations were for ad-
mission in the Freshmen. scientific and academic
classeA.
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PATCHoGUE. June ia.-The fishing crew Of
Thoma. swinton and Lewis Rose this morning
caught 100 900 menhaden on Swan River This
is the largest catch ever made In one haul In
dicates a good run OF bluehsh in the Great South
Bay during the Summer.
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Fun for the Poor Little Ones.
| ne sand piles IN Fifteenth street. near Eleventh
avenue which Mrs. Charles Russell Lowell has
0ttsd up as a playground for West Side children.
viii BE- opened for the Summer In q few days
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Sporting.

o ooo-GENUlSE FIRE SALE Of s;and,rl sporting
sood,: greatest bargains ever offered; 30 10 "a
per cent REDUCTION In prices; everything necessary
for your vacation. Hubert Bros 4 Co. manu-.
tAetursea West ~ st. Mes reSh
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Reliable CarpetA
Tempting qualities st tempting prices,
CowPERTHwAIT 3 Co., lOA West ltth sk -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18
SECRETARY OLNEY
Declines to Discuss the Alleged Notice 10
the spanish Minister that the Cuban Re
beliion Must he soon Put Down.

EosroN, Oct. IL. Secretary Olney,
although several times Questioned
about the matter to-day. decl ned 10
discuss the question that the adj
ministration has notified Minister Du-
puy de LONE that there il nece>Siiv
that spain should act promptly in her
efforts TO crush the insurrect ION in
Cuba"
The fact that the report was pub
ished Immediately following an inter
v,cw between the secretary and min.
lister yesterday seems To give color oi
truth 10 the statement, but in view Of
the near approach OF the date of the
meeting Of congress. aud OF the fact
fact that President Cleveland must. al
most necessarily, refer To the subject in
his annual message to that body. il is
more than probable that there has
been no communication made to Min.
lister Dupuy de Lone importing any
change OF policy on the part Of the add
minstration To take effect before the
meeting Of congress.
Mr.. Dupuy de LONE makes weekly
visits to Washington from Bryn Mawr,
where he is spending October with HE
family. To call upon Secretary Olney
on the regular diplomatic day at the
state department lie was seen Thurs
day by "a representative OF the United
Press. TO whom he stated that his pres
ence in Washington at that time had
no especial significance. lie returned
to Philadelphia yesterday morning.
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DuN'S COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
Indications of the Price barometer >oi
Altogether Favorable.

NEW YORK. Oct. l2.--R g. Qua 4
Co. in their weekly review OF trade
issued to-day say:
The price barometer gives indica-
tions that are not entirely favorable.
Cotton goods 90 mp with increasing
evidence that the crop Of cotton j.
short. Prices % other manufactured
products. Of wool hides and leather,
all show some decline.
Money markets are neither strained
nor threatening, foreign exchange no
longer raises apprehension. and all
fears about the great northern crops
are passed There have been few ad
vances in wages OF labor within the
past month and only few works
have been closed by strikes for an adj
vance.
In wooden manufactures a demand
for dress COOL and some specialties
keeps many mills and men fully Gem
ploycd.
II j. too early for cotton movements
to cast much light on the probable
yield. Atpresent prices, averaging ~
cents i'm southern markets. against 81
cents a year ago. 1000, 900 bales wonic
bring $4,000. 900 more than 2. 800. DOC
bales brought last year. Mr.. Ellison.
the financial European authority,
shows that 2.g77.000 were held Scptem.
Der in ports and at mills here and
abroad.
Wheat receipts have been r.35l.i7i
bushels. against 4 690.l Isl last year;
and Atlantic exports only l..OT.h.9
bushels, flour inclndcd. against i.99s.-
Esd last year.
Failures for the week have included
two banss and several concerns ~
some size. and have been 2ds in the
United States. against 23i last year.
and - throughout Canada. against 43
last year
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CONSTANT FIGHTING,

m Which the Insurg ents Sc~ns Ia Gain the
Advantage. Though without Dsnn't- Re-
| suits Marrow Escape at ts~". tanctiss-
| Niittsry Hospitals tiiicd With soldiers
suffering from Mellow Fever. which Gen
orally iroves tafai
SANTIAGO DE CuBA. Oct I. Via Key
West. Fla. Oct. IL. Last week several
encounters took place between span
iard> aud subans in the Manzanlllo
aud Guantanamo districts. In Guam
tanAi1o the spanish columns of
Colonies Zrgura aud Ruiz and Com
mandcrs uarrido and Lopez met the
insurgents near Monte Libano. ON the
2gth alt They fought bravely, and
the official report says that two OH
GERS 81 the guerilllas were killed and
forty soldiers wounded. The rebels
had three men killed and two wound
ed,among the Remembering Commander
Iabino Nasque1
On the evening Of September q Gen.
Canciias narrowly escaped drowning
Gas sey lnnantanano).
On September - Gen. Gonzales Mn-
nor arrived at Man1anillo after hcing
live days in the field Ills force CON
s.st, ~ $50 infantry. $50 mounted
gurrriiia>, "A company of artillery and
another ~ engineers This column
met the rebcll, ia a ffcrcnt places bc-
tween Neguiia and Bueycita. The
spaniards were carrying a large con-
snrgents attacked the Spaniards Wig
orously after filling the roads. where
the column had 10 pass with trunks Of
large trees. II WAS with great difii-
Guilty that the >paniards forced their
way 70 Bueycito.
the coffee plantation OF La Algeria
was the scene ~ another attack on the
same column after it had delivered the
convoy. This rebel party was com
handed by Juan Massa PARA.
At >abana de Tara, the attacks of
the insurgents on the troops were So
terrible that the ~paniards had to fight
altogether, infantry. artillery and en-
gineers. In this encounter. according
to the official report, the Spaniards
had fifteen killed and seventy wound
ed. Private information is To the effect
that there were many wounded.
zen. Garcia Gucrrlo, with 200 men,
left to-day 10 attack La Granpiedra,
fifteen miles from Daiguir:, where
Jose Maceo has had his camp since the
beginning of the war.
This morning eighteen volunteers Of
the second battalion of this city were
ordered to the field for active serv ice.
The sanitary condition here is very
bad. The military hospital j. filled
with soldiers. the greater number suf-
fering from yellow fever. which gem
orally proves fatal.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The officers of the Western Paper Co.
Thilmany Pulp and Paper Co, kau-
kauna Electric Light Co, kaukauna
Lumber Manufacturing Co. and Rus
sell Bros Touring mill. all OF kau-
kama. Wis. have been arrested for
drawing water from the canal at that
place belonging To the United States
Prosecutions ill follow.
CIRCUIT JrDGE A. NJ DUFFIE called
the sheriff os Garland county, Ark.
before him. on the 18th. and informed
him that IL was his duty to take proper
measures ~ prevent the corbett-fitz-
simmons contest from taking place in
that county, and advised him of his
powers in the premises.
a DISPATCH from Madrid, on the 18th,
said the United States government had
pointed out To the Spanish minister at
Washington the necessity that spain
should take prompt action 10 crush
the rebellion in Cuba. This statement
created "A sensation in political circles
in Madrid
FAILURES throughout the United
! states for the weeke nded on the 18th,
as reported by X. q. Dun & Co. were
EOS. against 23i for the corresponding
week last year. For Canada the fail
ures were 80. against i3 last year
a PASSENGER train on the Grand
junction line plunged into the Onton-
abee river near Peterboro. Ont. on the
18th, through an open lock bridge.
Several persons were badly injured
but no fatalities were reported.
GOV. CLorGH of Minnesota has par.
doned the Floyd boys. who were sen
fenced to the pcnitentiarv several years
ago for completely in the robbery Of
the bank az Minneapolis by Paying
Teller .>cheig.
THE socialist congress at Breslau by
vote IF IL TO %. approved a resolu-
tion offered by Herr kautsl<y which
is tantamount TO rejection by the con.
gress Of the proposed agrarian pro.
gramme.
Rev. w. II. EVANS. supply at Christi
church in Warwick. y. n. has fallen
heir TO an estate worth between sio.-
600 and $4,000 per annum. and TO Ia,
Irish title OF Lord corbury
THE Holland radiator works al Bre.
men, Ind. were entirely consumed by
an incendiary fire on the iith Loss,
estimated at $4,000. with practically
no insurance
Mas. HARRIET RYAN. aged s. and de.
mented. set fire to her night clothes
at Wilton. n. ". on the nth. ran
into the field and was burned to a crisp
II Is reported that the earl Of Elgin,
viceroy Of India. has resigned for per,
sonal reasons.
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SPANISH FEARS
Cause serious Complications In Dealings
with Alleged FiIibusters

NAsnISGToS. Oct. III. Secretary
Carlisle called on Acknowledgement
Harmon yesterday and handed him
several kilograms received by him from
collectors OF customs aud others re-
garding the movement cf alleged fill
clustering parties along the gulf coast
The two ca binct officers discussed the
situation AT some length. IL was
agreed that no proper means should
be left untricd 10 prevent the violation
Of the neutrality laws
The fact that 50 far all attempts to
detain alleged filibustering expedi-
tons have been thrown out Of United
States courts inclines the administra-
ton 10 he cautious and thus avoid the
possibility of suits for damages
II j. said that the Spanish agents
along the Florida coast. i'm their zeal
10 secure information. seize upon ru-
Mors as facts and many of these all
.egcd facts being forwarded t. federal
officials have been asccrtaincd upon
investigation To bc unfounded and in
correct.
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celebration of the Anniversary Of the
tirst Uprising In Cuba.


JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Oct. IA ca
plegram from Key West. Fla. says:
Never in the history Of this city has
there been such enthusiasm as was
displayed yesterday. the twcnty-ninth
anniversary Of the first attempt for
Cuban independence. From one end
OF the city 10 the other business
houses and private residences were
gaily decorated with American and
Cuban flags Many vessels in the har-
Dor were also decorated with all the
bunting available.
Promptly at o'clock in the morn.
ing the booming of cannon began. and
nj the same hour the American and
Cuban flags We're hoisted over the city
hall. Speeches were made from the
balcony by Messrs- Ben McI.cndon a nd
and Francisco Gonzales. The band
played the national airs and the spec
tators cheered c:nselves hoarse.
Both American and Cuban flags were
also hoisted over the county court
house.
The various Cuban clubs met at the
san Carlos hall in the afternoon. and
were Joined by the several fire compa-
MES. q. a. X corps and Sons of Vet
Grams They formed a procession.
headed by the Key West cornet band.
and marched 10 the cemetery, where
patriotic speeches were delivered.
The ceremonies finished. they
marched back to the san Carlos hall,
where they dispersed. Just a. the
procession arrived at the san Carlos and
a. the last gun was fired, it burst. in
stantly killing one coiorcd man named
John Frazier. literally tearing off the
ton of his head
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=. Dos FARpE~. treasurer of ~
Adams Express. Co. who ab>condci
from Tcgrc llaute. Ind. three weeks
ago with a large sum Of money. and
who was arrested in baltimore. Nd.
commissioner AT indianapolis on. the
sth. and was placed under 5000 bonds
TIM bodies OF VIM. Jones. VIM. Ca
hill. Llcwellyn Owens and Daniel pa-
Wis. who were entombed by the e>plc-
sion al the Torrance colliery AT Wilkes
barre, Ia. were recovered and brought
10 the surface on the sth.
Two PERSONS were fatally and two
seriously injured by the fall Of an ele-
vator in Chicago on the >th. The ac-
ciaent was caused by the breaking Of
The cable. the elevator falling 100 feet.
Nrws was received in Moscow. on
the 9Th. OF the capSizing OF "A raft on
the River Okla near oxery. resulting in
the drowning of 100 persons.
liI>nA FINN. aged 1903. died IN De-
troii Mich. on tho >th. She was born
ia >chwcndt. Poland. in l79s. and came
20 this country fourteen wears ago.
She had been widow Tor fortg -four
years and was remarkably active MP
~ within three months when She be-
gam 70 fail.
To AVOID arrest and CONNECTION FOR
Icing tie head 90 the transfer gang
81 thieves. whose populations haa re-
Gently been uncovered w the nai &c ~
kausas City Mo. H. e. I..tchheld.
manager of the railroad transfer com
ranv in ,hat city. committed suicide
on tile yih.
EARrnQrAKr shocks, accompanied
hy sabtrrranean noises. We're felt at
Laibach. thir;v-tive miles east Of
Trieste. al midnight. and repeated
tremors 81 the earth We're again felt
toward the morning OF the 9th
EIenrEEN hours after her apparcn,
death from paralysis. Mary kunze.
wife Of farmer living near l.ogans-
port. Ind. arose i'm her coffin. on the
9Th. and asked for drink II water
She is now rapidly recovering.
EARLY on the morning of the 9th
thirty houses were destroyed by fire
and many poor families We're rendered
homeless in the town of Bayari. W.
Va
GOV. CIovGH of Minnesota issued a
on the 9th. forbidding
the fight which had been announced
To take place between Needham and
Moore on the night of the leth.
A COSTLY rear-end collision occurred
on the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie rail-
road at Beaver Falls, Pa. on the 9th.
due TO an unusually dense fog. Eff
teen frei ght ears and one engine were
causing loss Of $50. 600.
ANDREW J. STERLING. swindler and
confidence man. was arrested in Buff !
falo. y. y. on the 10th. for swindling
girls by promising them positions in a
Pasadena Cali hotel. and requiring a
deposit from them.
NEAR East Haven. Conn. on the 10th. I
Dominiclx Braun and Robert Cirillo. !
while ont cunning attempted to crawl |
hedge. Braun's gun was dis
seriously wounding him and |
killing Cirillo.
AT Snider station. 30 miles north I
II Tweed, Ont. the dwelling-houss
by Thomas Lindsay and fam
ily was destroyed by fire. on the 10th. !
and six of the occupants were Gre
PART of large building used as
spinning mill in Hocholt. Westphalia,
on the 10th. burving twenty |
xorkmen in the ruins Several dead |
bodies were taken out.
THE will Of Harry Wright. the base
ball manager. was admitted To probate |
IN Philadelphia on the 10th. He left |,
an estate valued mt sl3. 500.
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Expected to Treat the screed with silent
Contempt.

LoNDoN, Oct. II. The Chronicle to-
lay says il il expected when Ambassa-
Tor Bayard returns TO London that he
will decline 10 he drawn into n con
troversy with Lord >ackville. The
feeling existing in reference to the
pamphlet j. one of unqualified regret.
This finds its stronger expression in
diplomatic circles. where the incident
is "a matter oi general comment
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18
RE SOLUTIONS
Adopted ~ the Indians Trades aud Labor
lGion.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct ii.-At the
afternoon session of the Indiana
Trades and Labor Unions yesterday.
resolutions were adopted favoring the
free coinage Of silver at the ratio of Is
to !; one declaring in favor OF the Gu
ban insurgents. aud another extend
ng vote Of thanks To Hon. John
T. Altgeld. governor Of Illinois. for the
noble. manly and patriotic utterances
recently made on the battlefield Vi
Chirxamanga
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

THE Antwerp Natin SAYS that 5000
men are being enlisted in the Congo
state for great expedition. which IS
to be headed by Baron Dhanis The
objective point and purpose Of the ex-
petition are kept secret
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

The government Of SAN Domingo
has ordered the construction. in a
Clyde shipyard, of a war ship with
twin screws capable OF steaming four
teen knots per hour and carrying nine
quick firing guns
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

MINISTER TEKgFTr, who represents
the United States in the Turkish cap
itai, was denounced at a meeting Of
the Armenian National union. held in
Chicago on the 9th. The union passed
resolutions demanding Terrill's recall.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

GEN. WILLIAM MALONE. ex-United
sta ties senator from Virginia. died in
Washington. on the >th. after brief
illness. from paral psis. aged 90. His
remains were taken To petersb burg,
Va. on the 9th, for interment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

THE British viceconsul started from
Foo-C how. on the 9th. on his way 10
fekin with dispatches to SIR Nicholas
OConnor explaining the hopelessness
OF the prosecution and the futility Of
continuing the farce Of inquiring into
the ku Cheng massacre.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

DISPATCH from Shanghai. on the
10th. said that Admiral Butler, COM
handing the British feet, would re-
turn to Foo-Chow on board the dis
patch boat Alacrity, the viceroy hav-
ing assumed an attitude of defiance
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

THE tenth annual convention OF the
Christian Endeavor societies Of New
York state opened in the Brooklyn
academy of music on the sth. 1t is
estimated that 5000 persons took an
active part in the proceedings.
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DREADFUL ACCIDENT.
-Four Men KILLED and Many BADLY Iniure'
nv tn- Collapse of a uuiiding.

CLEVELAND. o.. Oct. IL. -Four mcr
were killed and seven others probably
fatally injured as the result Of an un-
explainable accident at the CLEVELAND
Rolling mills at 3 o'clock last night
The furnaces were carrying ncavy
fires. and the casting department wa
working full force. Without warn
ing and in manner wholly mex
plicabie the casting house, the larg
est building Of the plant, collapsed
buryir Z several men in the debris
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T"mphiet outish. tii-ttued, III Man
p-rea amt tnii "r Ihoagh ti.ss Hitter
ness tnworthy OF Representation Mr.
isayard Defended and u,s Course AZ
Amhs~sad"r Ia Ingiana Praised.
Lo>poN, Oct 2.-Ihe Daily Tele.
graph, IN ap orticle commenting upon
Lord Sacltvillc's issuance Of the pam.
phlet IN which he makes an attack
upon United States Ambassador Hay.
ard SAYS:
"A very foolish. ill-manncrcd, I'M.
timed and ill-madc pamphlet has been
issued 10y Lord SacSville with the bur.
pose OF inJuring the reputation 81 Mr.
Bayard. now the United States
Ambassador, charging aim with being
IA political trickstcr and consistent
and determined enemy Of England
The whole thing is 80 fun of thought
less bitterness that il is not worth
while 10 reproduce any part 81 TINA
brochure. We only hope that the csa,.
mon sense aud practical good in.lo
mcnt Of the English and American
public Will treat This uncailea-fnr at
tack with contemrtuous di~dain.
Those concerned with dipioma,fe
history win be- the hr~t to
assure Mr lsagar,i that no circc, what
ever - Ike - pc produced bv such a
series %, charges. - utterly unworthy
of attention or consideration. Dnrino
ms solourn here. Mr.. savard hDs
earned golden opinions for his urbaa-
ny aud his keen Judgment 81 affair.
and above an has made studious n
forts to cultivate anlicable feeling he
tween Englandand America rAr.urh
him the English are learning flilcr
appreciation Of and higher admira.
tion for the great republic"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

Ed PARTRIDGE, the Chicago board Of
trade plunger. has sold to II. ii. Kohl
saat for s7,5. 900 the property at lie to
ZIG State street. at the rate Of sl2. 100
foot. Not long ago Mr.. Partridge
refused $500. 600 for this property.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

OWEN JoNEs. a lunatic from New
York state. called at the White House.
on the sth. TO see the president He
presented "A newspaper poem. the bur-
den Of which was that boy was
wanted by the executive family, and
in all seriousness offered himself for
adoption or employment in some ca
pacty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

THE returns issued by the London
board of trade for September show an
increase in imports Of sa7s.000 and an
increase in exports Of s>63.000 a. com
pared with those for the corresponding
month last year.
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THERE was sale 81 American APP
pies in London. on the 9th. AT which
S.s>s barrels were disposed Of Bald
wins brought ios; greetings. lis 20 rs,
and Canadians from rs TO lbs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

Mrs. SARAH V. EMERY. the we'll
known lecturer and writer on woman
suffrage. died al Ter home i'm Lansing,
Mich. on the 10th. Of cancer, after sew
eral months painful illness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

nRITIsH and American couSuls re-
ported. on the oth, that everything
had been done - obtain an inquiry
into the ouirages upon the mis~ionn-
rie~ al Ku-Cheng short OF using force.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

on the 9th the governor OF Wiscon-
sin appointed commissioners 10 confer
with commissioners from Minnesota
about carving new state from terri
tory now embodied in the two old
states.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

The heart 81 koscin>ko, the Polish
patriot and general under Washing
ton. will be transferred on the 18th,
from Vesia 10 the Polish museum in
the Chateau Rapcr>wiji. near Zurich.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

A DISPATCH from Trebizonde says
serious conflicts took place there on
the sth, between Turks and Armenians
in which many of the latter were
killed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-10-18

GEN. MINIS took possession 81 army
headquarters in Washington on the
9TH.
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GEORGE BENTON. Buck Creek lind. }
farmer. started 20 walk TO Lafayette,
a distance Of five miles. on the sth.
de had several dollars in his pocket,
but wished 10 save car fare by walk
ing ON the road he was met by two
tramps, who TOOK his money and
clothing, leaving him standing nude
by the wayside.
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Mrs. BAIIISGTor BooTH. wife of
Commander Booth Of the Salvation
Army, left New York city. on the 10th.
for six weeks toEr Of the cities on
the Pacific coast Great preparations
are being made To receive Mrs Booth
In san Francisco. She will address
Salvation Army meetings in all of the
cities on the Pacific coast
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CHIEF IiARRls 81 the Cherokee ma
ton is in Washington To urge the sec
rotary OF the interior 20 get ready to
rush the intruders out Of the Cherokee
country soon after January next
Within a month he says that all in.
truders will be paid for their improve.
ments according ~ the appraisemc n,
made by the commission appointed Il
do the work.