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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15
ruE MEADE INCIDENT.
Comments aud sngE-sIi"aS by English
naval Oincsr..


NEW York, Juus l5.-The case Of
Admiral Meade, which ceased 10
attract much attention In naval circles
here, being generally considered n
closed incident, has begun TO receive
comment among naval oillcoH Rntoal'
In the June issue NJ the broad ArTOW,
tho naval and military gazette cf Great
nntaiu, wniuh has Just reached the
navy yard AT Bro0klyn, tho leading
editorial IL devoted TO the subiecl;
"rhs American government has
shown It's good viii TO England, not
only by it, RmicAblo attitude over the
Nicaragua difficulty, but also by lis
suppressiOn VI ReaT-Aumirai MrAueln
o1nmand OF the American squadron
which was present on tbs Nioaraguan
coast. Admiral Meade, with an indis-
erection which IL painful 10 English
mon as II IL foolish, expressed his
regret that hia government had not
allowed MIN 10 act with vigor against
ms. us was auXious 10 support the
Nicaragusns IN their iatolal resistance
10 ouT lust demands, and tot this no
has been punished. We cannot hut
dsplors the uuirlsndly attitude which
CERTAIN American naval officers octs-
sionally assume toward W.
1--WE nave IN our MIND Admirbl
Relknap's prOnOuncemunt that the
Japspess could easily whip The Brit
lahprs, as the British navy Tss qultean
ineflIclent f1fOe. such tax does an
Immensely Of harm when the two
branohes of our race are drawing closer
toRtther. Captain Mshsnand Admiral
Epbgn did not think or speak IN this
way. aud on this side OF tbs Atlantic
there IL nothing but the frlepdllost IN
tprent In ths new American navy. We
a, not gtudge our oou'ins their erea' =
nrss. We do not interfere with their
iorvign pollcy, and VIZ lock with hope
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15
An INSTRUCTIVE MEETING


Closing exerclssi Of the Woman's
Hygisuic Physiological Reform olass
were held In the Social Hail, this city,
Thursday, June 1871, commencing at
3 y. ~.
Tho room was tssIoiully decorated
with flJWors. AMI the members OF the
class, with Iheir Instructor, Sister
Hannah Sorenson, were seated Ia front
OF tue select and Intelligent auiicnci.
Among the visitOTs present were PGu'!-
dent Joseph +. smith, President Lo-
TeLZJ snow, Apostle /. 81. Lyman
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Bnssrord Demands DAMAGES.

A suit was begun In the Third dis.
trict court today by n. T.. Bass.oTd
against jacob Motllz, Frank KNOX,
q. =. H5lmes, NV. Hamm aud D..
witt u. Lowe, oopartnors aud doing
business W. the Gold ClIy Land AMI
lowIai,e company tor 1900. The
complaint alleges that defendants on.
tered into contract with plaintill
Whereby tney agtVoG, tor the cansij.
efatiOn VI $50, which IL II alleged was
pGii them, and other considerations
- deed 20 him n certain piece Of land,
which defendants said they owned.
Piaiutii alleges that he proceeded IL
build store building gu tue land, aud
10 establish biuIiuli IA business. IL Il
then alleged that defendants did not
.wu tho iaul, aui that on May 9nl,
1895, thu owner OF the lAud compelled
,ur plgiuiin 10 leave. Ito values the
tuilJingu aud improvements at 500
HE time at $500 Hud the goods will aud
business established ~ $500. lie
Therefor asks TOT judgment against de-
PENDANTS Tor 81, 900 damages.
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Arrested For Assault.

iuoch CAvAuRugh was arrested last
night On the charge OF assault ami bat
terry, the complaining witness being
james O'Reilly. IL appears that the
two men engaged In hght Ia n saloon
In which Reilly had niu finger bitten.
Defendant was Rrraigned before Justice
Sells tolsy, and tue hearing was set
TOT ] U AIN, Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15

LoSpoN, June l5,-A boiler eXplo.
sion NJ Red CarIorn works, near Cues.
borough, Yorkshire, today resulted In
OF fifteen boilers exploded. The
masonry was hurled hundreds OF
yards and volume " boiling water
yard deep poured over the wOrkmen.
Tho damage was about S2bOO0O. In
addition to nine persons killed, twenty
were seriously injured.
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to future possibility Of an alliance
which w1ulJ be- the only really popular
alliance iu Eurlsnd.
"rhs Spectator makes hsppy aug
gusIlon when might be actui upon Wy
our government. The United States
has shown lie tfieniliness Uy fellcv ny
Admiral Meade. Let us do M equally
gracious &C: by asking that hr may bs
reiusiAtod In his command. IL would
certainly promote = kin ilier feeling
amOng W AMI the tilicets VI tue
American navy"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15
Home Industry Window.

Friends Of home indu,try, OF whom
the NEWS has many on It's list Of
patrons, arc invited TO examine the
hne window display OF the Freezs
"ercantlle company on EaSt Temple
street, 1t IL ono OF tho tinest OF its
hind that adorns the street, and not an
article In II but represents somo line OF
home manufacture,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15
rUIREg KILLED.
Tho Result OF Railway Accident Ia
Mexico.

Mexico,
JALArA, Mexico, Juas lj.-By the
derailment VI six coaches ola passeu.
ger train on thp Inler.Ocoanic rail-
way, thrco passengers are reported
killed, aud sixteen wounded. A relief
train has besu sent 90 the scene Of the
wreck near Haciendn dc MaZapa. The
dptallment occurred as result OF
broken rail, four coaches were badly
splintoed. When tho accident DC.
Cured, II IL claimed the engineer, wh1
is an American, attempted to escape,
~ did Nsuier the engineer Of the
train which encountered this terrible
LemamatlA wreck. lie was captured
by several prssengers and detained.
Several Injured passengers are already
tahing steps for gaining indemnify
aggiuti the road, which Il peculiarly
unfortunate In the number OF wrecks
the present year.
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wHEELtNJ, w. Va. June 5.-One
Of the most disastrous hres Ia tins his
tory OF bridgeport, Ohiy, opposite this
city, broke oul la the Ogleby block tnls
morning. The town, being without
lIc apparatus, WIS compelled W call
on the iir0 department Of wheeling.
Ous uutlfe block was Quilted. The l0ta
iO ssU,UlO; nsuTEuCr $4,000.
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rrscIpl,niod Fnscn rost.

GRAED RArIDs, June l5.-FJday
whilp crowd YVES on tho east snd Of
tue old q, W. n. TailTond bridge, no
longer used for regular railway train Q,
tho foot passenger part gave way anu
fifteen or twepty people were precipi.
tRtsd b1low q teen feet. No one was
killed lat u numbsr injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15
PETITION r0n ArrEAI.
In tho oregon short Line a Utah
Northern CasE.

PoEILAND, Or,u June lj,-Zsra
SNOW. unset Tor thu Oregon snort
Line n Utah Northern Halfway CON.
pauy ANA Tor Car aud Ames, inter.
vsnors, have Iled petition la tue
United States circuit court Of appynle
for the ninth circuit, from 40 much Oi
the order ana decree OF Judge Gilbert
Of June 3, 1895, hs ordered Ruuciyer
Egnn to is,uv receivers cettiiioite,. dc.
liyefsble ~ tue American Loan a
rtus, company for such sums As II
might lay Tor Interest upon prior
mortgages upon any part OF tbs Sho,
Line n Utah Northern Railway
properties, and from 70 much OF the
order A. charges tho properties aud IT,
lucomts with lien Tor theso cuTsit'
CAtVs,
Tho order allowing tue appeal was
pRsssd aud ciIatloas were Issued and
served upon the resident sohciIota for
the Ameiioan Loan y Trust company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15
Dnpsa tho Germans.

NEW YURiS, June l6--A special 10
the Herdid from Berlin says iu View Of
new achievements OF the Russian
diplomacy, especially iu the japanese
loan, 1t IL thought here that the Ger
man Ambassador In ~. Petersburg aud
tue German minister at PoKin nave
been duped. IL IL probable that they
VIII both be recalled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15
Bicycle Road Race.

Tno Y. NJ, g, 4. is arranging for q
bicycle road race over the Pennington
course. Jensen anu Fcu.on will settle
their little controversy Ia this race.
There will DO about twenty prizes aLu
nearly v hundred contestants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15
A Special Session.

1. special session OF the county court
was called for this afternoon to hear the
report OF the county attorney on petit
lions for relief from tax sales AMI
alleged erroneous tax Gales TO go passed
upon prior To lho tax sales when viii
take place Monday next at ~ o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15
An LI.Irr.. nIs.Inr.

81. LOUIS, June l5.-May Belle
Chrichileld, he l5-year old dAug inter-
OF Mrs, Mary J. ChTiohheld, this city +,
aud hoiross to considerable property,
has been missing since "Wednesday
afternoon. No trace OF her whstever
has been iouadi foats are entertained
that abs ia being held for ransom or TO
secure some property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15

HOSu KoSG, June l6.-It Ia stated
that the Black hags me- threatening TO
cause serious trouble In FormosA and
foreigners on tbs island are In n oriti.
cal condition. In view OF these facts
the commander OF the British cruiser
Spartan has landed q detachment Oi
marines And the British cruiser Rain.
bow has Loft here for the scene Of
trouble, The Jspaneso cruiser Rp-
preaching All Plug WAS nrod upon
without eneoh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15

NEW YoHS, June l5.--A special TO
the Word rom reyuolgalpa, Honduras,
saysa new treaty ptOvi Ing iof tho
arbitration OF disputes between oil Gem
rai American COUNTRIES has been pre-.
pared anu sent To each OF tho republics
Tor study.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15
ECUADOR'S REVOLT.
Policemen Of GlaysQHil Defeat The
Government Troops
IL A BATTLE IN rnE STREETS.


NEW YORS, Jupo ia special
from Panama says supprcs'si news.
papers, detailing the phascn Of thr
revolution since It, commencement, Mt
Guaysquil, relate that police to whom
their months'wHges were duo marched
through tic streets In protest on June
3, followed by mobs shouting "Niva
Aliara" The government forced them
10 retreat al frat 10 tho hippo rome
and latoT 10 tho suburbs. The police
returned June 4, aud battle onsned In
which twenty men were killed and
thirty wounded and the government
forces were roluisei. General Flores
convened M assembly u tAo mat
prominent { Euua auI 0ilrtod % r..
sign " they guaranteed hla property
Il tho HE Of his family aud that nf
his companions IN afms, besides his
own. Ihs nth regiment threw up
their arms, abandoned the barracks
sud refused b obey the OH cial orders.
A panic eniuoi, all inhabitants expect.
Ing tie most terrible rteuts from
the Inevitable lawluvuussi Tut
General plutirio Brown, tue
leader OF tho patriots, arrived
and restored order Military law
vas eniorcsI. Enrique AvonAllo
wac appointed acting Lieutenant OF the
proyiucc Of Iuayas; Francisco Madrid
was appointed Captain " Pof! Gi.yL-
quill. a cable displtch wa, Hsnt to
General ElToy Alilro In Niagara b
come 10 Guayuqpil Immediately.
General AlfAtJ tsiugiaphru General
lgaacio ROblcS, June s h. irum Mans.
qua ~ uilur All guarantees. The THU.
Las government at Quito might DO
askes In return fgs suDmisslbn daring
his ubs,ncr. He placed general R3blcs
In control OF publiC uhaiis aud an.
nOunoed thst lao would arrive b. tue
slu,n-r Pontaur. he proclaimed that
tho program OF the patriots you'd be
rcpsmtion, not spite nor fusuuge. for
past grievance, ana their dsv.cs 10 DO
''stauuch Justice AMI liberty"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15
california AthIei,s Ia chicago.

CHICAGO, JuGo l5.-rho bfllliau.
eastern tour Of the Uuivsrsliy Of Caii.
i0rnin track team was closed tJiny IN
series NJ hu1ly coutosted events win
ia. Chicago Athletic Rs1Iciation on
tho la,tst'a south Side gr.uHdF. Tho
numerous trlumpha Of the men from
the cast had insured an Interesting
meet Au1 enc athletic AssIcif tor field
on rhirty.nth street was crowded
when time was called. Both side.
were confident Of victory. Toe CALI
i5rnia men were younger aud Ia better
c0uditiou, but in the Chicago sthlrliu
association they had 10 compete with
z team made up Of ststs from many
different COLLEGES and the conditions
were favorable fora sharp struggle IN
each VI the uveutF.
The fret event, 100 yard run, was
won by Crum, VI Chicago, with SKI o
liuGer, Of Chicago, second. Time o
seconds,
rhe victory Of Cnicag1's run was
greeted with wild enthusiasm by tho
spectators a. Sooggius Of CALIFORNIA;
has been the fsyOrite ,for tbs iFsl
place. CIum Beat him easily, how.
cy0F, AMI the Californian was net even
u particularly good ,hiri.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15

CHICAGO, June l5.-Wh0at slumped
toia,, July option IN closing at az
was :. lower than last night. TIE
inms.isto cause OF the decline was
more favorable weather anu better
crop reports, particularly from west Of
the Missitaippi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15
Marriage Lirenses.

Marriage licenses were issued today
to Geo. Thomson, S3, Of Granite, and
Alice Maud Stephenson, 20, Of Salt
Lake CITY, aud to Lueius &. Peck, ~,
Of Bun Dale, AMI HsnnRh J. Heudsr.
aon, 10, Of Riyetton, Salt Lake county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15

SOUTHAMrTON, June l5-1he de-
pafturo II tie America Line steamer
> Louis on hor return trip 10 Now
York, after her fifsi voyage nofges the
Atlantic, wAs witnessed today ~
latIp crowds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15

NEW York, June ia special TO
the Herald from Santiago dc Cubs
sayB ~ battle has been fought Al SANTA
lncz, near HOigua, absut sky miles
nortuesst Of THIS place, In winch the
fUbtls Loot 100 men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15

The bimelalllc league II about to
move In big quarters anu will make an
addition 10 the number OF lie clerks.
The lesgue is very active n, present
and Is sending out great numbers Of
pamphlets to all parts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15
A VALUABLE hook.

Al the auction sale OF LORI Oriords
books at south Ebys during the week
y second lilo Of Shakespeare brought
800, believed TO DO iho highest price
Uu record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15

t,poiM which have reached here
80 ,s''aat Durham was visited by a
49, ,l most ON Wednesday night last,
sung great Injury TO crops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15

the postmaster general, iitst spoke
over the nsw liDe 10 the lori ptoyo,t
Of Edinburgh, and INTRODUCED him ~
tue lord mayor oi Londou, s.f joseph
Renale, vino also Congratulated tho
lord provost Similar compliment
were exchanged with the other oilits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-15
vlcroRIA's WILL

vin u announced that the queens
M. nus become ~ long by reason OF
'na many additions 10 Il since the
W IIIiuuehl was first drawn up, that II
'"ue bound Ia book form.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-28
The Northern Pacific.

New York, June 22.-The World
will say tomorrow: The Wall-street
quotations of the 1852, ,921 ,046 of the
securities Of the Northern Pacific have
been seriously affected by the news
that holders of preferred stock contem-
plate suit to have declared illegal
nearly half the securities of the road.
The suit is based on a clause of the
original charter of the road, granted by
the government in 1884, which forbade
the issue of any but first-mortgage
bonds. The reorganization statement
will come to head quickly now that
J. Pierpont Morgan is here. 1t is likely
that the statement will be accomplish
ed in ten days J. J. Hill, of the
Great Northern, is here also, awaiting
conference with Morgan.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-28
A Reply From Gladstone.

London, June 22.--Mr Gladstone
has telegraphed the Westminster Ga
zette reply to the statement that the
ex.premier had withdrawn from his
pairing agreement with Villers and
saying that Gladstone's action was oc-
casioned by his disapproval Of the pol.
10y Of tho Rosebery government, es.
pecially in regard TO the Welsh church
disestablishment bill. Mr.. Gladstone
says the statements are wholly untrue
as regards his attitude toward the gov
enrment and the Welsh bill. He be-
lieves the government in order to pre-
serve Its independence, while the meas
ure was in committee stage, had can.
celed his pair, but 1t was done without
a request.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-28
ADVERTISING RATES.
CHAMPIONS THE WHEEL.
Chicago Preacher Declares 3 imself
to BE the Friend Of BicycIistA.

Chicago Preacher Declares 3 imself
to BE the Friend Of BicYclists.
Chicago, June 20.-The wheelmen
and wheelwomen Of Chicago have
found champion at last. He is Rev.
J. p. Brushingham, Of the Fulton
street M. E. church, and one of the
"new clergy" tolerant and liberal.
In preaching ON "cycling from a relig-
ious point Of view," he said:
II wish to be considered an enthusi-
asst upon the moderate use Of the bicy-
Gle. 1t drives away the nervous ten
sion, the hectic cheek, the wealied
brain and peevish temper, renders us
more agreeable to our friends and SER
viceable to our chosen calling. By the
moderate use of the bicycle the coated
tongue becomes normal once again, re-
freshing slumber and a less discrimi-
mating appetite are induced, and those
forms of amusement which seem to
confuse recreation with indoor dissipa-
ton are tabooed.
"The bicycle is not only the enemy
Of the railway corporation and the
livery establishment, but also OF the
all-night saloon and the low-down the
ater. Enthusiasm for the use, protest
for the abuse, constitute the keynote Of
this theme.
Long, flowing robes become a
source of danger by being entangled
In the wheels. The only suggestion
for women on this matter is to avoid
extremes. The abuse lies not so much
in the costume as in the observance
OF the silly remarks made by people
whom that costume does not directly
concern. The American woman has
right to dress as she pleases, and as she
deems most becoming and comfortable.
"lt is no more harmful to ride a
wheel than to drive in a carriage with
your family. l have been pleased to
see large number of wheels in the
vestibule of this church during the
hours of public worship
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-28
Heavy Fine for Libel.

Phoenix, Ariz., June 22.-John o.
Dunbar, editor of the Phoenix Gazette,
found guilty of criminally libeling ter.
ritorial officials, was today fined 81 ,OOC
and remanded to the custody of the
sheriff until the fine shall be paid.
Dunbar gave notice Of appeal. The Ii.
bel is now nearly two years old, and
consisted of an editorial paragraph di.
rected at Governor Hughes, United
States Marshal Meade and Attorney.
General Henry, in which they were
called assassins and treasury looters.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-28
THE SEATTLE FIRE.
How the Insurance on the Consolidated
System Is Distributed.

system Is Distributed.
Seattle, Wash, June 22.-The Seat
tie Consolidated Electric Street Rail-
way Company lost, by the big fire this
morning, $4,000, which was insured
for $4,000. The Third street electric
line lost $25, 200, fully covered by in
surance. The Consolidated Company
lost twenty-seven passenger cars, one
wood and one freight car and all their
machinery, Office fixtures, dynamos, and
nothing but the bare walls Of the big,
brick structure are standing, and these
are in bad condition. Some of the
engines and boilers are in doubtful
condition, and that is all that is re-
manning OF the extensive plant. For a
while this morning it looked as If the
street-car system Of the city was badly
broken up, but by energetic work cars
were moving on all the branches of the
city's railway system by o'clock.
The insurance ON the consolidated
system is distributed as follows: Un.
ion Assurance, $4,000; Western Insur-
ance, $1,000; Milwaukee Mechanics, ,
$4,000; Royal Exchange, ~, 500; Trans
atlantic, $4,000; Phoenix, of Hartford,
$1,000; London Assurance, 90, 500;
Westchester, IS, 900; Alliance, 81, 500;
National, $500.
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A Gray.s Harbor Enterprl.e.

Aberdeen, Wash, June 20. The
Gray's Harbor Coal Company was or.
ganized in this city few days ago,
and buildings are now being erected
on the east side to handle coal for do
nestle use. Later, bunkers will be
built to supply vessels running in here,
the demand at present not being suffi.
cient to justify the outlay. A train
system will be put in that will supply
the present demand, and the company
expects later to furnish vessels running
in here at lower price than is paid
for coal in San Francisco, where they
at present are being supplied, having
to take coal for the round trip.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-28
The Manitoba school Question.

Winnipeg, June 1S.-In view of
Premier Greenway's bad health, it is
unlikely that he will make more than
a l0-minute speech ON the school ques-
tion tomorrow. But had he been in
his usual conditi IN physically people
would have heard two-hours' speech
on the subject. The leader of the op-
position, it is said, will make an an
swer to the motion of the premier, and
debate on the remedial order may take
two or three days. The attorney gen
eral will speak at length.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-28
WHAT FLOWER SAID.
The Ex-Governor Discussed Crop and
Presidential Prospects.

The Ex-Governor Discussed Crop and
Presidential Prospects.
New York, June 20.-Ex. Governor
Flower has returned from his Western
trip. Among other things he said to a
reporter:
Don't believe what people tell you
about bad crops. It's going to be a
crop year. The cold weather which
we had few weeks ago only injured
winter wheat, and not more than
100000 bushels of winter wheat is
raised east of the Rocky Mountains
But the spring wheat is in fine condi-
ticn, and the corn crop promises to be
very large. The corn was not out of
the ground when the frost came, so it
escaped injury. Fruits are also in
good condition. Our personal observa.
tion of the farming territory through
which we passed give us great encour-
agement, and the reports which we
got at Chicago from the railroads con-
WINGED us that these favorable condi-
tions were general throughout the
West and Southwest.
Presidential candidates seem to be
quite numerous on the Republican side,
but on the Democratic side there seems
to be disposition to await political
developments before discussing candi-
dates.'
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-28
Ansloa. to Be Rid of Them.

Greensburg, Ind, June 22.-The
twenty-five Creek Indians, who were
stranded here penniless with the Bever.
idge Wild West show last night, were
somewhat riotous in their clamor for
bread today. One of them made the
cashier of the show disgorge money al
the point of revolver. The authori-
ties are doing all in their power to feed
and shelter them, and are casting about
for some way to get them back tC
Montana.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-06-28
State of Anair. In Colombia.

New York, June ga special to
the World from Bogota says:
Government circles are much alarm.
ed at the spread of the revolution. The
rebel forces are increasing rapidly, and
the government is having difficulty in
meeting its obligations. The residen,
is continually surrounded by guards.
The greater part of the country is dev.
astated by the former revolution and
is not producing anything. 1t is claim.
ed that the taxes on coffee prevent its
cultivation,