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-=-------------- SILVER IN ILLINOIS.
Little Enthusiastically Bare Majority It
 Passed.

Havana, H., May 2S.-The democratic county convention held here yesterday to elect delegates to the state monetary convention was not an enthusiastic one, many leaders staying away. A radical free coinage resolution passed by only five majority.
 Carthage, H., May 2s.-The Hancock county delegates met in convention here yesterday, and after electing delegates to the Springfield convention adopted free coinage declarations
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of the death of Secretary of State Gres- ham, Lord Kimberley, secretary of state for foreign affairs, sent a telegram to Sir Julian Pauneefote, British ambas- sador to Washington, instructing him to express to President Cleveland the deep sympathy of her majesty's govern ment, as well as the sympathy of him self personally
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Motion to Docket .Appeal.

Richmond. Va, May 2S.-In the United States circuit court of appeals here to- day motion to docket an appeal from Judge Goff's decision declaring the South Carolina registration law unconstitu- tional was made and the matter ad- journed over to await the arrival of the chief justice, who is expected tomorrow. There was no argument.
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Tremendous Avalanche.

Berne, May 2S.-A tremendous ava lanche of rock has fallen from the Scharz Moench mountain into the Lauerbreh- nsn valley, destroying the entire forest on the slope of the mountain. For tunately no one was injured.
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EIGHTY DROWNED.
The Steamers Boilers Exploded and She
 Sank-A Few saved

Vigo; May 2S.-A dispatch from Carril says the steamer Dom Pedro, bound from Passages for Carril struck Bajes Corrobedo at 6 o'clock last evening, when, her boilers exploded. sinking her ina few minutes. Part of her passen- gers and crew were saved. but about eighty persons were drowned.
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Fully Insured.

Knoxville, Tenn, May 2s-Fire broke out in the hardware store of s. B. Lut- trell today at noon. The fire was in the basement of the store and burned for three hours. Loss to stock and building, $1J,000; fully insured.
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JIM oRoWLY,s STORY.
Thirty-Two Negroes Murdered by Mexicans
 for Trying to Escape.

for Trying to Escape.
 New Orleans, May 28.--A special to the Daily States from San Antonio. Tex, says: Jim Crowley. and two other ne- groes arrived from the negro colony in Mexico that went from Georgia, and re- port the murder of thirty-two of their number recently near Monclova because they tried to escape to the United States from their prison-like colony.
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Trolley Car Accident.

. About 1 p. m. today a serious trolley
 car accident occurred on Jackson street, near the corner of Jefferson avenue. The car was in the charge of Motorman Toni
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Deny That it Is Triumph for Crispi.

Rome, May 2S.-The opposition news papers deny that the result of the par llamentary elections is a triumph for Premier Crispi.
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Hnrrv Reed scratched.

London, May 2s.-Mr. M. r. Dwyer's Harry Reed was scratched from his en- gagement at Epson today.
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Latonia Races.

Latona, Ky, May 2S.-Only two out of the six races went to favorites to- day Jockey Newcom finished first in three mounts. In the fifth he was mak- ing a run in the stretch with Sisalpine when he was thrown and badly injured. He had just fully recovered from a broken arm received at Memphis
 First race, six furlongs-Porthos, 1O5 (Newcom). 10 to 1, won; IIanban second, Blakel third. Time 1:16A.
 Second race, one mile, selling-Toots, 93 (Newcom), to l, won Bessie Bisand second, Mill Boy third. Time 1:42.
 Third race. five furlongs, 2-year-olds- Reprieve, 107 (Newcom), to 1, won; Rondo second, Frances third. Time. 1:02%.
 Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards-Crevasse, 10 Perkins), to 1, won; Arapahoe second, Rhett Goode third. Time, 1;46A.
 Fifth race, nne-sixteenths of a mile- Minnie Clyde 104 Q<eith), F to l, won: Adonis second, Joe Clark third. Time, 0:56K.
 Sixth race. one mile, selling-Fraulein. 101, Herkins). ? to l, won; Terrapin sec ondi Greenwich third. Time, 1:42.
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English Sympathy. London. May 2s.-Upon being apprised
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WELL, SIX FAVORITES WON A Great Day for the Talent at
 GraveSend. THE BIG #lER'cAN STAKES Worth Sl6,l q Was Wen by AppIegate With
 5s Sembance of Efort. THE B tRfLIES TAXES THE GAzELLE $
 At u "a Only Two Out of the Pick Fin ished First-Jockey Newcom Wins
 on Three Mounts, But Is
 Thrown and Hurt.
RIFLES TAKES THE GAzELLE

Gravesend Race Track, N. Y. May 2S. This was the talents day in every re- spect at Gravesend. The six races were won by favorites. The weather was de- lightful and the racing of high order Ramapo set the ball rolling by scam pering home very easy winner of the first race.
 The Blempton stables had a red hot faYorite for the second race. It was Merry Prince. He ran a splendid race and won very much as he pleased by three lengths.
 Then came the trace for the great American stakes. Applegate opened fa- vorite, but the large commission which Gideon and Daly placed on Hazlet sent the latter's price down. At the close of the betting it was 2 to l against Apple gate and Hamlet, with Handspring warm third choice. Applegate won the big stake without the semblance of an effort. He had his entire field in diff culties at the final furlong post. Hazlet just managed to beat Handspring out for the place The stake was worth $16,- $50 to the winner.
 The Butterflies, despite the fact that she was reported to be lame. was made Drohibitive favorite over California; for the Gazelle stakes. She was worthy of the confidence reposed in her. California could not make her raise a decent gall lop. The grand lilly pulled up decidedly lame.
 Defargilla was the talents choice for the fifth race, and she won with some thing to spare. The talent saw but one horse in the sixth race, and that was Sister Mary. The California lilly won easily. Summarizes:
 First race one and one-sixteenth miles -Ramapo, 126 (Griffin) l to 6, won; Con- noisseur second, Ingoldsby third. Time, 1 .51A.
 Second race, five furlongs-Merry Prince, 10S (GriffimS7 to 5, won; Lor- rania second, Teko third. Time, 1:oS.
 Third race, the great American stakes, five furlongs-Applegate Ill (Mccaffer- ty), ? to 1, won; Haz1et second; Hand- spring third. Time, log.
 Fourth race. the Gazelle stakes, mile and furlong-TheI Butterflies, ll7 tGriffin), to 5, won; California second, Roundelay third. Time, 1:59h-
 Fifth race, six furlongs-Derfargill 109 (DoggetD, 2 to ,, won; Chiswick sec ond, Adelbert third. Time, 1:15%.
 Sixth race, mile and one-sixteenth- Sister Mary, 115 (DoggetD, to 5, won; Aurelia second ,Kennett third. Time, 1:50h.
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THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

LIO W IN IT N7 IT Acting Secretary of Sta
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HORRIELE NfEEDER.

y Womau's Terrible Death at the
Hands OF Relatives.
WATERFORD ireland, March Zg.-A
most extraordinary case of murder aris-
ing from superstition was inquired into
to-day BY the special court Of Clonme.,
twenty-five miles from here. Ten per
sons we're arra.gHed before the court
charged with murderlng Mrs. C.eary.
The prisoners included the murdered
womau's husband and father. and the
evidence showed that 5le was suffering
IRON nervousness and bronchitis, and
heE husband, believing leT % ys be-
witCEeE, obtained cJLCCcsIOu from q
lerJ.sL O: tLs usiguUOrlogd, and while
Els other prisoners he'd The unfortunate
woman IN bed ls forced the connection
Gown hE. tL-Cz-. After the suffering
woman was Lg!1 over ire and
dTe4ItLAy JuCue1, uU... =Lz de-
c.zTsi that she was 10. Clszrs'z
vie. Il.s torture was repE ateI On
the following Day, alter which 10 EuscAeI
ber down, strIppeJ on her clothing,
poured Ea-at1I-s over Hsc body, then
lighted IL. ana Lle woman was burned 70
death IL the pEeseucz Of Six male a1Ci two
female relatives.
LIeaEE declared taz. As was not burn
LDE Lls wife, d. TIA. e Tzs burning Z
witch, zEI tLa. sas Eg4.i disappear up
the chimney. Inc husband coil lsc.s1 the
clzrEe1 remains and buried them.
1ls prisoners who were Tsla4uGe1,
narrowly ssczDz1 .yuclllz, 2-I haL ~
- removed % jail uLGe- tLs escort Ci Z
5-IDLg lCEcs q LCLzszl GO.
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Contract Signed tor the Construction
of a submarine Boat.

Contract Signed Tor the Construction
of a submarine Boat.
WASHINGTON, March pa contract
was signed to-day by Secretary Herbert
with the John 2. Holland Torpedo Boat
Company for the construction OF sub
marine BOAT for the use of the navy. The
contract. which may mark radical de-
parture in naval construction, was signed
only after thorough consideration ex-
tending through period Of nearly two
weeks on The subject OF 81 bmsTIue boats,
ami alter various plans FOR such craft had
been examined. The appropriation for q
su uomarIHe torpedo boat was made over
TWO years ago.
The dimensions of the vessel contracted
for are 10 be: Length 80 feet, diameter Il
feet, displacement .tOLa. wleu sub
merged l,.ss tens. All parts OF the ves-
sci and the steel to be UsaI n her con-
struction are TO be OF Gomesll. manutact-
uTe. She Is 10 Oe Cumpla-ed within
twelve months from date under time
penalties: The contract calls lGr q speed
or utLeeu knots when The boat Is in =
light condition. The Secretary may re-
tuse 10 accept the boat II II lal-s ualf =
Knot an lour below the speed named, or
accept her ~ reduced price. Tls price
10 oe paid for the ouas Is fixed al $1,000
1t Is expressly stipulated tnaL The
/ ultel States shall nave The OPTIONAL
right 10 acquire the patent right Tor the
Holland type Of bQaI, the price 10 be paid
Tor the rights 10 be determined uy board
ui three naval uTlCeES, the option 10 run
until thirty days after the first session O.
Congress succeeding acceptance Of the
vessel Aals provision Is 10 give an o.
por.UnliE 10 euac. legislation Tor EGe ac-
luisl.lol .. tle patent, II desired.
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VIOLATED THE STATE LAW.

Trouble of the Landing of Secretary
Carlisle's Son at New York.
New YORK, March 26.-CoIlector Kill
breth has received from Surveyor J. q.
Mcguire report of the alleged violation
OF the quarantine law committed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury. John G.. Car
Iisle. the guest of the officials of the Gus
toms Department. The Collector posi-
lively refused to make public the con-
tents of the document.
The trouble has arisen on account of
the Secretary's anxiety to care for his
son. The young man arrived in port last
Saturday on the American line steam
ship Paris, after a months tour
abroad. The Secretary went down to
the quarantine in the revenue cutter
and took his son off the steamer before
the passengers had been inspected by
Health Officer Doty. This constitutes a
violation of the State law. hence the
trouble.
Much to the annoyance of Collector
Ililbreth, the matter became public, and
he asked Surveyor Mcclure for a report
Collector hilbreth refused to divulge the
contents of The report. Neither would
he state what action in the matter was
intended.
ONLY A TECHNICAL VIOLATION, IF ANY.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-W. X. Car
Isle when questioned, said if there had
been any violation of the local quarantine
laws he was ignorant OF it. His father
reached the ship when she was lying TO.
at anchor, and coming aboard, waited
about half an hour Tor him to dress. AS
soon as he was ready he LETT the ship and
came up the harbor in the cutter with the
Secretary, Mr.. Hamhn and Custom
officer, before whom he made MS customs
declaration.
one singular feature OF the matter,
Carlisle thought, was the fact that the
New y ork weighed her anchor and i'm
mediately followed the cutter TO her
dock. There certainly was not sufficient
time between his leaving the ship aud
her weighing anchor Tor the quarantine
officer to make any examination, as it is
his opinion that the examination, II any
was made, was concluded before he left
the snip.
4 prominent official, in speaking Of
the matter, said that II the Secretary had
violated any law, 1t had been done hun
dreds Of times before. It was common
thing for passengers to be met by friends
and come with them into the city with
out any examination. At the most there
could not have been more than , techni-
cal violation OF the law.
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Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.


OAKLAND, March 26.-R. F. Simpson,
weIl-known contractor and livery sta
bic man Of this city, is in jail at MARTINEZ.
During the night he shot and fatally
wounded Brynen, the proprietor OF the
Red House, near San Pablo, and also
wounded Brynen's wife. Brynen is still
living. but he is gradually sinking, and
his death is only question OF few
hours.
The Red House is a weuknown resort
on the San Pablo road. Simpson has had
The lease expired yesterday and Simpson
went out to attend to it. Bryuon and his
wife were IN the house at the time of
Simpsons arrival. An alterCation ter
minating in a quarrel ensued. Simpson
drew his pistol and fired two shots. ono
OF the bullets entered Brynen's stomach.
Mrs. Brynen was injured in the wrist.
Alter the shooting simpson left the
house and started to surrender himself 10
justice. The news OF the atIray was
quickly noised abroad, and as Simpson
went down the road he was met by Con-
stable John Boquet, who placed him
under arrest Boquet took his prisoner
TO the Jail al Martinez.
DR.. Z. L. Camp was summoned to at
tend Brynen, and at once pronounced his
injuries fatal.
Brynen is 90 years of age and came to
this section from the Esmeraida mining
district about fourteen years ago.
Simpson Is about 81 years old and is
one OF the best known men on this side
OF the bay. He is married and his family
resides at Sly Iweuty-frst street. lie is
the contractor who built the Macdonough
Iheater.
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three Of the vessels of the American cor
poration were seized by the Venezuelans
on either side in the controversy and
much damaged by use in war. The ships
were finally recovered. one through the
good office of the commander OF a British
warship, and the other two by the COM
mander of the United States steamship
ShawmuC.
The claims also included items based
on the refusal OF the victorious revolu-
tionary Government o allow the COM
pany TO accede the franchise it had to
navigate Venezuelan waters. and also
items for the imprisonment ofthe masters
Of the seized vessels.
The principle involved in the Judgment
rendered to-day is of great interest 20 tho
countries of Central au6 South America,
which are subject to revolution, for it
amounts to declaration that such cOun-
tries are responsible Cor the acts of in
surgents against the rights and proper
ties Of foreigners. even if these acts are
beyond their control.
Senor Andreade, the Venezuelan repre-
sentative Of the committee, has given no.
tice that he will file dissenting opinion
in the case,
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sToP-ovER PRIVILEGES.

Bill in Lquity Filed Against Persons
suing the =. L. Co. for Damages.
San FRANCISCO, March 26.-The nu-
merous damage suits recently begun
against the Southern Pacific Company
for refusals to grant stop-over privileges
in Oakland and Alameda are causing the
railroad officials no little trouble. The
Southern Pacific Company filed vol
luminous bill in equity to-day against all
the people who have sued the company
tor damages Tor not granting stCU-over
privileges, TO compel them to litigate all
their causes OF action in one sui aud TO
peTpetualIy enjOiu them from bringing
more man one suit. The suit was brought
IL the name OF the Southern Pacific Com
pany. The plaintiff alleges that the de-
PENDANTS have tTauduIeulIy Couspired to-
getner to enrich themselves at the ex-
pense Of tUe company. The COMPANY
denies that there Is any foundation Tor
the numerous suits and claims relief. 1t
j. alleged that Robinson and his code
PENDANTS are not bona tide ticket holders.
but that they became passengers Tor the
sole purpose OF laying a foundation for
tttlEaLlgl.
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TIE VALLEY ROAD.

santa Clara Bidding for the Line TO
Run Through That County.
san FRANCISCO, March ga delega-
ton OF citizens from san Jose, headed by
Mayor Austin, were il consultation this
afternoon with the Board Of Directors of
the san Joaquin Valley Railroad Com
pany, setting forth the advantages of the
proposed route through Santa Clara
County. They announced that the peo-
pie OF San Jose were prepared TO take
S5lJ, 900 worth OF stock in the road. and to
furnish the rights-of way IN great part.
They asserted. TOO, that right-oi-wav
through Santa Clara County, thickIy set
tied as 1t IS, and cut up into small fruIc
orchards ana ranches, was much more
valuable consideration than a rigat-os-
way through counties IN which the land
Is held II large tracts. They also asserted
That these orchards and small farms
would az once furnish profitable freight
business lOr the new railroad. The san
Jose people also showed surveys Of their
proposed EOuts, which Is through Las
Augulas Pass. Z natural pass through the
hills about midway between PIuocae aud
Pacbec0 Passes.
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TOPICS OF THE TURF.
Racing Events at the Bay District
Track.

Racing Events at the Bay District
Track.
SAN Francisco, March 26.-Favorites
won the third, fifth and sixth races. Com
mission, at even money, could do no bet
ter than third. Major Mclaughlin was
another good thing that went wrong.
Six furlongs, selling, Lodi won, BObo-
link second, Prince third. Time-l:IG.
Six furlongs, selling, Annette won.
Arctic second, Commission third. Time
liz.
Five furIongs, selling, Joe Cotton won,
Mctarlane second, Abi +. third. Time
l:O2.
Six furlongs, selling, Duchess of Mil
pitas won, Major Mclaughlin second,
Venus third. 1ime-I:I3!.
Miles and halt, hurdle, Red Pat won,
Beliringer second. The Lark third.
IIme-2:l73.
Seven furIongs, selling, Captain Rees
won, Chartreuse second, Mulberry third.
Iime-l:LTl
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ACCIDENT ON THE MONTEREY.
Several People ScaIded by the Burst
ing of Feed Pipe.

Several People ScaIded by the Burst
ing of a Feed Pipe.
VALLEJO, March 26.-The coast defense
vessel Monterey arrived here to-day from
SausalitO. The bursting of one of the
feed pipes while an experiment with the
steering gear was being made resulted in
the scalding of Assistant Engineer Thiess,
NIachinist Powell, W ater Tenders Arthur
and Hayes, Oiler Lee and Fireman Carl
son. Tniess is in very bad condition.
At first it was thought the leak was
not serious, but Thiess found the water
poured out of the pipe into the tire-room,
and the men in charge were in a daZed
condition. Thiess ordered the fires
pulled. Boiling watered surged on the
tiro-rOOm floor and about the men, but
they obeyed the order. Thiess, while
assisting 10 draw the fires, tell in the
boiling water, and the flesh on his side
was cooked. Thiess' prompt action prob
ably saved the Government thousands of
dollars, as the Monterey's boilers would
have been ruined had not the fires been
drawn.
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NICARAGUA CLAIMS.
The Commission Concludes Irs Lz0ors
and Announces EC> Decision

is
and Announces IL Decision
WAsHESGro1, March -5--Atsar months
sion today coCc-uled is la5ors auE an
uounced is decision, osiuz = 5utzZsa.
II favor OF citizens a. tas [ zIts,L >ga1as
for S1zs.5s. ascaE o-a-.-Ird q zee amount
OF .l= >.zazls- OF the total 4vr4r.I- The
Feuezuel4u steam Transportation Com
p41y Of Nsw LCrs- resolved SLzL5lQ
American gold Ts111 interest, ana gsu-
tain - G- Pcss. Jsss3c J. ASurErsls zrsl
David j. >GCrE-s Fscs5ve1 sacd $50 WIN
interest IEs c-IEl o. Cor1alE1s J.
bzlazsrlctf- EnSsssr q the Sza Francisco
Was tls only oas llSzIIo wsi
ne e-&11.s 12Es oae& - ISL. when. Il
E15 coarse - = Eegc4Gg1oz II EeEsz1s.a.
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HAWAIIAN ENILE~.
Threatened suit for Damages A.alnsr
the Canadian Pacific.

the Canadian Pacific.
EANCCUvEE =. c., March Z6.-Law-
yers from Honolulu are here threatening
TO bring suit agaiEz: the Canadian Pacific
Railroad Company on behalf Of Muller.
Crzuston and Johnston, the deportsd
Hawaiian ezjIes. who are claiming $50. =
coo damages each for having besu brouga.
from Hawaii against their VIII OF the
railroad c1LClauEs steamers. IGs
Canadian Paci-- COMPANY has a bond
tr0n the Hawaiian Government, how
ever, lulelnaItE-ug them aEaiEs; loss
through any action % this kind. VIII
IAN y Kinney, who prss-IeI q. Judge
Advocate ,. tls recent court nzr.iaIs in
honolulu, Is mere, ana las elau.Crsi
counsel 70 defend Ia threatened action.
lie zsserls tla. the Hawaiian Govern
MeuE ae-s1 within lLs international law,
anu that, :. any rate, I1e damages
csaLLnsG uy 1-s ex.lss are p-spCs-srols,
zs they were Only making hare living
II Honolulu.
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BIG BLAZE Al MILWAUKEE,.
Loss OF Property IN Excesa OF NH,
ion Dollars

Loss o. property IN LEC7eSs OF 2 MIL
ion Dollaz4-
AELEAr-EEE Wis, March Z7.-Firs
broke out -. E.gli "A Gls lo1r-s.ory
C.ocz On Grand avenue. owned ~ :as
P-zuzlu.ou estate ard comp.s:s.v de-
s:royec TIE building ind coaGsa:a. IL
vas occupied ~ LzE1zEr & ca, whole
sale dEEzoots, and Tanner & o., furnish
IEZ goods.
~ Ia t1.z W edussaiayy morning Eas
IRE = believed 20 DC under control. Il
las lCEs become one Ct Inc Wors. Arss IL
The history Cf -ls city IAe flames we're
carried ac-0zs Eas z--s IS % the =. y. q. -
aEI-E-Eg on Gls north. one Of EGs hand
s1llss- and Eacs- calzE -e.z.y e1uEugec II
Ire y 50. sa1 tat = LogE sOEz4 s1sa- 70
Els Eor-E -1s flames nave secured Z .51s-
hold On sEz E.al<I9toa building.
IL Ills writing -lE less sLeee-z s 90, =
1Cl
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\ SceaaI.ato touulIsr-s.

MENJCo CITY, March "a telegram
received oy senior joaquin Redo states
'lA: IeaCs were entertained In MazAs.an
oI Tie ie-uSsrluE on tue zk.l Ius1. OF the
S-sA.Llsllp lslsEo, bound tor Ia Pa
Lower Ca-iiuEUla, from CuayulaS. \
steamer has 'et. gas latter place n sazr.,h
o. l.e missing vessel. waGea was uuI.E IN
So FAstc-scg 20 replace tas steamship
-htsNAulEe, recently purchased Cy lLs
AeA.caG troveClllsE. toE the ErausDoE.z-
tIop OF troops 70 Gax4ea.
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THE STRIKE LEADERS.
Case of DebS and His Associates
Before the Supreme Court.
ARGUMENT ON THE HABBAS COR
PUS WRIT CONCLUDED.

Acknowledgement Olney Upholds the
Action Of the Government, Insist
ing That the state Authorities AL
lowed Days to Pass Without Suffi-
Client Effort to Prevent the OBJ
structIon of Interstate Commerce
Attorney barrow Closes With an
Appeal for the Defendants.
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night Sattler called on his wife at the
Lexington House and asked her to go to
his room. She refused, saying: You
ming into another room. Sattler pursued
her and shot twice, one bullet striking
her wrist and the other lodging in the
head. He then turned the weapon on
himself and sent bullet into his brain.
Mrs. Sattler, the wounded woman, is
very low tonight. and her recovery is
very doubtful
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= PERJCREE eoNvIcrED.
sentence to Serve \ Term oE seven
Years az Folsom.

SANTA CEUz. March 1G.-Gs5-gs u.
Gay was today found guilty Of perjury
and se1-sucsl 20 seven years =. Folsom.
Cay and CLzr-ss Lavish were arrested
Tor burglary At EFzts21Eills, and Z. the
preliminary examination Lavish ~.
held and Gay 1lsc1zrged, and made :
witness FOR E-s prosecution. ~ Lzv5s-'s
trlz1 II the SlCz-.Cr Court Cay tsseltE Sd
E1zz ls was drunk wEsa Ee Ess-1dsG 4.
tL= preliminary zEzGlI1z-sCz- ana g.5I 10.
EsIeuoer wla1 4e lsd said Il was
p-oTs-I E1zE Clay was =C1eE zct tEzs his
testimony was false Eor THIS he was
C-zrEs1 VIII 1er5arF- He las z--=z1 :
SzrFsl = term q san .-sIEI1 Lavish :
u1E serving twelve years ss11eLcs II
the ~4zss Prison
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s.sse - ~-eees<o-.

WASz-SeFE3S. I&rea % - Ez-RepEs-
seaI4s1vs wilson, wao vvIig sgecse5 Post
master Genera E5ssalI pro21osy next
week, spSEc pGrs 0i s1s day wLsA Mr.
51Sssl Ss tbs lsp2Es1-suE. Il wSs EEs
second llylE .Gs ss9 I'D ECsE since M
" lSsol 5 LoEuI14 II0E. AMI they reviewed
1-zs wes& &-I1zGsl % sGs PossZI2sEa--i-rsc-
Sr1a