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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-11-16
PRusslAN HORSES.

0entleneo0 and DOclUty OF tho we'll
Trained Animals.
In the easternmost corner of Prussia,
near the village of Trakehnen, Is q
famous horse-breeding establishments,
which was started by the father of
Frederick the Great. This great stud
farm is still carried on with character
istic energy, and not only provides tho
German army with the hundred thou
sand horses which it requires in time of
peace, but does much toward keeping
up high general standard among
horses of the country. Nearly every
farm in east Prussia is devoted to this
one occupation, and the German army
gets many more horses from this little
corner than from anywhere else In the
kingdom. The author of ''The Border
land Of Czar and Kaiser" gives an adj
mirable picture of the gentleness and
docility Of the Trakehnen thorough
breds.
We pulled up in field whore were q
hundred three-year-old stations run
nlng free, and watched by two herders,
each bearing . long whip, which he
cracked now and then a. warning that
some one of the herd was straying.
..;d ,;44,a ~ ...pPe:as =. .y 49,. 49,, -.
r 49, .s.1 a,"so ~ 49,. ~ o- =. a. a.. 49, ~
~ ~ ..o y ~ ~ .. u.- so sss.,. e.
as sheep and not half - shy, and 1T his
~n s,'-ss - .sIr 80 80. a. !. -. a..
~slA4 Y S,.uH ~ ule; .A.o .le se'y ..-..-o.
~ ~ sno' .:o s..oe - ..sA ~. nsss
1 s1'oln' ps.1s yIl1m 4I on sus :. 49, =.
na.A' "AeIo'e4 : A~ Pt''-1>>A ~ So A'''
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1895-11-16
PROFESSIONAL.

WM. HYNDMAN,
.rroRNEY-AT-LAW, Ketchum. ldaho;
Ipp.oct;ces in all the Courts and Land
Offices in the Sta@.
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Jauanese Diet, be has rot yet been ln.
fJtmeI OF the enactment Of law,
Under these circumstances the Jnlau-
csc rates Uu UuituI S.H,gB gD9ue will
remain 1t5 pr cent al yalJftm Until
We act is passed.
From other Official sources DO o.
learned that nov nrlii law ls mo-,
HEuly % be passed until japan has
concluded all her nov treaties win
European pJwGtf.
When the new tarln is framed, u Is
understood that lis most important
.ualurts rU'trfiug 10 the United States
ate likely tUbu as follow
Kerosene OIL, which a. now tho larg.
ust Item Di United states export 10
japan, will probably remain ai pur
cent ud vaiutsm. ElyuE btpsJttuils,
canned gOJls ami other domestic
necessities VIII tiihur remain ul D. t.r
cent Or be scaled down, is ihs Japan
usu policy BE- O. cheaper the necessities
u Iiia. Raw cotton, which Us tue tIlrI
Item of Oap.rt being sent lu rIuat
quantities rom the southern states ~
Japan, ls likely % 90 on the irer list.
Jupau 81 auNi.us 90 g,t raw material
iIr her u uIlthiug cotton factories,
which arc turning Out q ptouuCt which
compete , 10 h claimed, with the ur
C1ttDus VI the votlJ, IL ~ said b'H0
that tho iIti no rates 10 Japan protect
her IuUustF.HH.
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FatR.s uiiLtoNs.
Another tihimant Appears in tho PSr.
son OF % utddig.AErd " oman.

Another tiatmant Appears in tho PSr.
son Of "a uiddio.AEsd woman.
SAN FRANCISCO, April ga.-A few
days ago mluIIU.ugci " man called
uuUn y well known local attorney aud
introduced Huracli ~ Mis. McDptmoit.
According 60 htrBi.fy, Senator Fair
WINS Two f.llrr ~ % sUu born 10 huT
bb 900 u ycHr before tue tyualI'B DEAN.
She Says that shortly alter the Cull4
was born the latr senator called Ola her,
ma iu tue presence 0f her latuut anu
s.mH Intimate lfiUulH had made a
statement urauUW lodging the Parent.
age, and a lew weeks later document
was signed by which fuy web 90 hr ni-
l.WuI 300. 900 Cor tyu education auu
maintenance 90 the Cuuu. She Its-
uuUul a document which fvFumUiru
tho writing vi Fslb o. supp0.. AsT ut-
Eumyul
Carroll Cook heard 1f luu pilalr aud
rrcugu 2eI Do tine woman IJsmaT
ul'uut named Helen IsI,gIas, VINO
made serious charges ugaiu-t auu
M.te0 cnpi,alH., hut upon iuyuslIE.
u1u her attorneys ul1uUyo.Ud aur
true character uLd dropped th0 uusu.
She hNs boon mE8I up iu several
Vu,Ur schemes since her tNllsufr. "a
caIilus thing nN|u tuu taIr viii dHtu.
mrutia tlu fact that % is urlvI August
D l1HIf which would uv eight multI
stgr Fairs death, Although Fair
Only Iiuu iuuf m1n.u4gFu. ANA Au.8f.
e 1885, TO gul f.ur muLtuu Ono the
iulu,r, mono u thu attorneys Co whom
suo applied noticed the discrepancy.
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MADISON, VIE, Apfi -a.-Bg de-.
CisIuu % tue supreme court handed
down today, tue validity 20 the law
welsh ITuyduB mat svttruuu % life
lmugIs1umyUt works absolute divorce
without further loyal proceedings D.
established, The decision De- Ia cello.
ualul case agAittt James DuErt Tor
ulultDfy busut married the wife %.
William F.uuuu oil Ashlnad tenICnCri
o. life imprisonment Tor the murder ui
Calvin Steel, without the vile having
secured Div GO from French. a
few days lat 10 French secured "a neW
tflal Ia the supreme court and hal tue
judgment OF the ic0nviu;i3n cot asldr.
lhvruupOn DuEct was Arftttud for
adultery. Tue supreme court huldr
tuat Fronch's conviction worked at.
sulutr dlNUtCr, anu that the marriage
OF DuEOt aud Mis-. French Ia valid.
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prisoners disappeared from there a
month ngo.
The oEpfc office clorfs isom Bu0a'
10 r0si,ivrly Identified the prisoner no
the woman who sput ihp package 20
cuui t.ois stamps 10 hrms Boo ChiCHl 70,
and UuD OF the lnfiies in that CITY,
who wore iupud by them, t1l1 ci ME
communications with the Hamilton
concern. Two witnesses described how
hifs. Mcmillan arrived here on AIfil
SID under the name VI Mack and met
Morrison, Bilsg Jones, as % they wc5o
perfect stranger.
The closed the case Tor tue crown,
aud Mt NgsbiN, @ g., iUF the defense,
uskoi f1rau Jvus1m until Ibuu-
day, in urIrg Co decide 10 be- Will oilrT
uuy evidence Tor tho prisoner, MrhloE
ior the crown, argued that's prima 'HC.u
cue WAS aIl that was uec's.ufytunu tho
defense cUui NOS coil evidence, ,agvp.
60 lot the prisoner 40 intO tlu box. De
CisiOn was reserved,
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CARSON, New. Apru -3 Tho exam.
iuation Of John n. Jont arrested some
time ago Tor completely iu iup mint
steal, buEHu tulH muTuI.s u.I reunited
Hglrr Com uissi.uuT a.WN.I.
Attorney MU0dUugu, Collin, sumo
mrFuuII uuI forfcys0l acted Tor uu.
irudhnt, and IL. ~, CLARKE ass.strl
Uuilcd States District Attorney JOuut
Tor the prosecution.
Tue uuiilo morning aud afternoon
were taken up Boz hearing the evidence
OF Inspector Mason. The books OF the
mint aud about 200 pounds ut buliuu
were taken into court this morning 20
be- used 300 evidence,
lu'prct0r Macon was on the stand aII
day. hu cEulhiirI o counterfeit melt,
consisting o. ten auu q halt shoe uaff,
which the ruTIslrtru value showed
should be is-.-lUIl gold, tut vhich
A'sayod only lBi.lUUO. The uuo Dt hiu
testimony was as 10 the amount Of
suOftugc, ns before announced, anu be
further explained the working OF tho
miutArd tie hand Ing " tho bullion.
The examination DO being conducted
with closed door, aud uUuU but wit.
nesstH aud those connected with the
case are admitted.
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7BLBGRAPHIC.
NICIRAGUAN AFFAIR.
rv, British WaBhps Arrive at
COTIllO
-o ryrORrR TIE ULtlMAiUM.
III, Attitude the unIIcd states Toward
,oplh American Republics Ear
ucsuy Discussed.
10 ryroncg THE uLnMl1uN'

w,sufSoruS, April "a Inc Nicar-
.,p,p minister has received a cable
Fan from bic goverumon. announce
~, the arrival at CoGnto Of two
p,,u.h wapnips with the expressed
,srpose OF enforcing the demands
attained IN the British uitimnium.
IND how this is to be- done, the mlnis'
,.,v,su9ti informed. The Indications
,,.tbat Nicaragua will offer passive
,,.i,t,prr o. the British demands i1t
emo dine at least, aud meanwhile TIC
RATED sla,Cs will DO nothing but
,vsIttteutvtl1pmeui OF events, I'M
~ fbr British thkc some nciipn INST
fa.r,s Uuf interests, such a. Interior
Inc with our shipping nr other lhluf'
~ On American Ulaz'us, Iulf util-
tIrI aHumHI BOO the iull confidence
tgstuDa,tumut Will be- made by the
british DO secure any Nlcafhgu1u
is,,,t5fy. no matter what c0utu -hu
nav be- obliged O. pursue 90 nee M
,iI,b her purpose OF collecting the
n.mrrt money! .umsnd zoe tue yAlu.-
,.BU' Vice Consul Hatch.
TB,fr 10 teus1u ty believe that not
a9Iy tbp Niglfaguau Bil dt bat ihV
vb'le subject Ul tho extent OF the ptI.
t,rf.lu a. the C8tcu3Ud by the United
Enlss 10 be- sister republics OF Central
md south America, mas uunu very
e,fusslIy aud deliberately discus 81 10y
i6g President with hiH iull ctuHutIuuI
iHal Iur attitude ua assumed in the
tiig OF Nicaragua may 10 taken 90 hu
laatau5u To-, sue Iluu VI policy 90 bee
sll.itd iuI iHu treatment OF uil puu-
f8ls auUug brtNuru tue European
f8aru anu those republic, hAyiag
such q uas.uas the picBvut NicaIasuau
H..UU.Hf
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rNTnADITIoN ruocErDING,.
Hrs. Mack wanted In Connection
WIN Ihs htnmp InmnierInIIInE.

NTs. Mack wanted In Connection
with the stamp Uouutsrfoiiinr.
HAauIOS, April 2a-rhr case
agHinst Me. Mack, wh0to oKtraiiIlon
DO Gagri Tor iu connection with the
counterfeit stamps twiudlr, was r..
sumtd today. The United States A..
lufury from Now York was present.,
ulto tue chief u the teurot service
bureau at Warrington.
On tho evidence OF Arthur Elsh %
this city, who was taken Go Chicago 90
Identity Morrison, anu by the trsti.
mDuy Of Captain Potter aud Charles
FELTON, uf Culcago and olhrff, 10 was
shown SHE. Mack, the woman under
arrest, anu Mrs. Mcmillan Of 20 Carroll
street, Chicago, are one Hnd tho same.
Ato that George Morrison IL q. o.
Juues OF Chicago. The testimony Of
these sud other witnesses showed an
engraving uutli, such ns would be-
uSut Tor C1uuiUtieiling stamps,
gummUi paper and prri0fnting ma.
chine, were discovered IN a small room
In Mrs McAllllan's house In Chicago;
that Morrison, alias Jones, and three
other meu were there constantly Mt
work Tor three weeks, tnat the
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A LORD aUUEsrUn.


HAHN ~HN " HHHH 'HNA. NNNA|H NN H.NNNNANNH
berry Thought o. DO Iusnuc.
HAKmsruLu, cab, April %. .-
Lord ShUlto e.. Douglass, tal OF the
Marquis " QuvUuebtrTy, was arrested
this afternoon, charged with iHsnuity,
Hy Il a enc locking young man, about
10 years ul age, pnu has teen uCfr
several mgatht, having CUsTEu OF forty
acres Of lsud belonging o. tho mar
uhlOnuis, and giuge lis arrival here, up
10 about 4 month ago, has le cen al OK
emplufy y0uus man.
A uh1H time ago he commenced
visiting BAkuThBld ana usuamu inistu.
alel with variety XIII, EH IL ~ said
became Engaged 20 her. This mugultg
uu went 90 toe clerks Office aud oh
taiued liuuuse 10 marry her. HIS
trienIs heard NJ u aud had him az.
rested ioriu0auity. lilo says this IL u
most extraordinary country. Ito was
drinking aud gambling last might, l0tI
c0utdefahlC money, AMI gave rlaugy
which cannot DO hulggUI. He has
employed counsel 20 obtain liberty.
When interviewed tl's afternoon,
Miss Adds declared che dli uot love
tho lord, and what was more, did not
consider marriage into his family ~
all an honor 20 her. IL Bha married
him at all II would bo because he
wanted her 20 and that sho might o..
cape the liie rho IA now living.
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Baldwin snSs WIN ITS Reputation
"a. CsuId noyeiyo No woman,

"a" CsuId noyeiyo No Woman.
SAN FRAEClsuo, Apyl 23.-E. }.
Baldwin, better known ~ "Luokyn
Baldwin, the millionaire horse owner,
mining man sud landed proprietor, has
lIouA most remarkable demurrer 10
tine tuit OF Allss Lillian Ashley against
him for seduction, Mics Ashley,
formerly OF Boston, EllOge. that wnilr
she wa9 waiting L0g a n. olgB. the agtd
millionaire won her elections anu be.
trayed her. She wants SjO,OJO as COM.
puufstUu,
In this demurrer BALDWIN, plc,ures
hlmipi ne "a ghy 4. tu.yegi Hud says
Ibgs hIH reputation BE HJ well known
that 40 woman of rNuur.erga would
tfu him. The demurrer Fcs forth
tUHt Miss AHhley r. q wise woman, &c.
quaiuteI W.la mun ami the Wuys OF
the world, and should 90 Aalo 10 die.
liuguith between NuuOg.tF uud drCslt.
mr. Baldwin ststOa thHl uho know he
was % married man ami unable 10 keen
a Promise OF marriage. Consequently
she uid not place reliance IA him,
though shu declares she ana.
The demurrer says that knowing
that Baldwin was married man thg
ought 10 have updurstOud his pfotests-
t.UuB n love were insiuUerp, ANA thai
hia expressed sentiments Of HN,elipn
were bat the means toward an end
Miss Ashley knew the general charac.
ter OF her b0lTayef, nud should not
havo permitted herself 10 have bsbp
led rom the path Of virtue from sueh
evidently insinoefo protesiatlopa OF
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fho War ou uaungnsrNr - Charges
NEntu-t walter.

tho War ou uausEnsrnr - charges
against walter.
PANS, April -3.-Omeal dispatches
from Madagascar 10Y the a .vus have
gathered largo force, along the main
routes from ramhtavo anu MJuusa.
Throughout the leland posts with suv.
efal hundred men stationed az each
have been established. A FfeHri ruu.
bJRt uus aHCsHiu the lliyu.l Brtslu1aa
aud Hllpucri o. HUyA battery 80 Ma.
halo, The enemy was driven out,
with "a Igfs Of siEul kil.ra, Two cane
non were captured. Tho population
Di Tho village gathered urJuuI Tine
tOmN. OF ,hu ChiHh lu .r.Jr 60 defend
them, bat 0u u ding tho French Ia.
~. Ito! tine grAyrf, tuyy yiuiIuI au.
urk.4 protection against tlr uIyIH,
VINO hal another camp of 5000 myu
at aipIJAUg, uu she OtuCs uay Ui the
uyrE
General Mtulugor with four com.
WNHl.H 20. I.AHtry and artillery, a..
uscEgi tiaij8uu 9u April 3si anu
routed too enemy kNIuE 100 anu
w0uuiug many. Ihg French lose wua
,hIUt W .up8rl.
Tine S.r slstas That cE.Amefloau
Cunfgl JuhI l.. WaUur, w48 won
brought from Madagascar NHuriiI.f
under arrest Hu'uI H iUv una um be-
it,uu i.r How. hHN fuH Iu.Ilsu Cor
i.H conveyance .I HUirT mf wu.-
tone RuI arms. Nuul Twu.. ua.
yIalgf wur AGAINST tbu llur,s, waller.
.nHHiH.uF tu tHr NuIr. arlrI uHH..y
MUIuUEnt uUa HN mHauH uf WaN....
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Secretary Horton 'snsurcd By iis
stusk fNrhnnEts

.. s.........a.f a.. TO-.
''"'' 'A"'' ,'...
''o'N '''''-
WA-ruaUIpSi Apfh -'.-7ec's'''y
Motion Wfs SHOWN tho resolutions
adopted BY tun sD Louis Lave Stock
'N"uuHsu yttt.gIay dsNitraln@ lht
agitation" about lLc O.. yea lncbris'
cImuiuc,Hnd attrltuiihs tIe reductions
lu The uticp OF i've cattle Do mo 1881 t"'
wruaE 90 such agitation. hr cam lhu
very H'a'umcnt OF lhr '.. hlul. 1--we
5Hus exchange w1uIl Ir.l 90 lnn u..
Ilri that tIr alleged c9muiue ui dressed
bee. concerns okisiua'
"Il the HEililoni 90 lh.y term TO-.
.nil uai "Hl- caus.u decline In TO
price 10 cattle 0u tbr moot Why BE- 3. u
siui'nt calamity mas u't occurred iu
the price ~ dressed nt'.t IL rom .H
The slme ami 10 suWu CA'a Seven
higher Their own statement cauHiui
with the prices Of dressed Ntci an'"rIa
tueif complaint"
OMAHA April 2i.--4hr Vmhha lave
5Iocz exchange todey ocusutui S,gf.-
t1fy Agriculture Morton Tor hls 'o'-
touc1us Ideas nj prt.en' WofhlnB 90
tue Ef,h. driumont OF tho cAido la.lf-
ostt u' tur country iu creating WflhF
iml preston Ha 20 tho relative cost 90
ca TO anu htti"
Ailtrfuriilnr the mhnurf oi his I'M
NcsiifHii1n, this tttolJuon wac
sdurirli
"hn 30 received, Thht We, the meme
usIa OF iut south Omahu Lave Hi0cs
eAgl4ug', call tho attention " Toe
honorable secretary Of agricultural
uuI ihH country ut large g. Tue i-gt
tIhl turus tuu hrst three months n.
600 rIusr.t yunl cattle receipts 90
Lhlchgl with "a iuli corn crop Doc
Illinois, 10 lana anu adjacent t.F.s
.ufFi lrIl uI II upf cnus s 1Eatusi
1875, h.usAH ti'y's ioroiu.s isil uI 10
pee cent uliwlthuIandius uis iu-
crease lu Texas shipWuul'i uad
Ouhh1i 100 toe worry hrAfi W o."
atuulhss'llutnl county, .sil sA a. 90
cont,
"uu account gi this shortage, cattle
pfic.a lFut.d ifom ono ,I two ssi,
are pgr 100 uH compared q yuar
sr1i aas .ho higher pngs' io, oyu.
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FrGCkla.
DEATH TO FRGCELES.

Nine. M Yar was recently asked the
question (which OF her discoveries she
considered the most wonderful" Her
reply was as ,olIoua Ia Freckla, be.
cause IL unmarked my own face from a
dithy mascot hccNss and gave me tie
beautiful rogcIeaf complexion which
you sec and which has been admired by
tie people OF every nation. Before
d.seoyersd La Freei.la ] was a re,k,ed
face ia'iddull d. gusicd with my own
appearance. To-day am tic envy of
every woman who looks at my akin.
In Freekla will remove any case Of
rcekles To- existence and leave the
,sInSs transparent o.. crystal one o.
two applications remove, ,m and sgn-
bu1, ltakes rom ,rrs nine days
TO destroy ever, trace %. rsasle. tn
the only rmely known Go the world
that tpeg Sow Is the time to use
la Fw.... H strengthens the a,u,
remove. aaa prevents recglcs and sun.
burn. ira5 per bottle. Sold by all
druggists
vHr N. VALE. r6nrIo % usAuty. ii.
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nnrts,prr latsiII lhlt.

SEATTLE, wash, Apdl -J.-Honfy
Fha-S proprietor of tho NIuAeTu
Hotel var, was .nuliy fhot at l3IJ this
morning BY T.. ID. Fagc,o. Mitchell, 5.
D., owner VI large nuug ami n uuG..
uur OF one Of the beet iamll,ys in Mi.
WauKru.
Page was Fh1aiug glcD win FRASER
aud suy- tuut hu ual uSru Two ugiubt
which were dragged for ur utuant
stupid sud Just remembered aHtTugg.y
iu which hr pulled uis revolver uuI
hfyI. Frazer says Pagn Fuuu0nlY rl,
Uuu mlEiug about tWu Sizes anu tfsys
turning up at dice, md lu gu instant
lI1W his lty1IyeTbuI Elug uluf.
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This Week So. 10 pair.

Reversible Tapestry p0rtisfos iu combtna.
ton colUfinrs Of Nuv, Hose Hue, Red, owe
aud ltrra Gotta. a high class novelty, worth
81 No regular
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TAis Weck 81. ID pair.

uutIf. SILK Ground and Taueuy f0rlorcs,
q handsome brurauvu agH.gn 900 Green and
HuIu bHTuuruu 40 round. yards long l1s
inches wide. GOOD value al $50.
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ghjs Hcch So. 10 poir.

NHN. Taco curtains, male uf a Light.
.ENNI InI uU.I twisted IFTItIHu laru. no boz.
A. GOO uaIr Ns yards I0u. H cream aud
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TAis IIeck NLOO pnl,.

d uaHH VI. "E..W lace tuHaIus. In cream.
white H. .UrH UIdH t.u uHIT. 80 FHrIH long.
lrgi rIl.n Iuo NcEt ,aIu, ever offered fH.
tIu r.HUU
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Yhis rcck Se.95 pnir.

10 UlIH Chenille rlFturUa, fIt nulHh, with
ntttH frnFr top Iui bottom, each r0ruUro
no. yarIs long auI 40 inches WIDE, worth
Sou ullf
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TAMLI rlLIoY u IArAN.

WAsuISuTuS, ID. &, Aptl g3.-
sapau'- Ilght 10 frame her own tariff
l4.es on United States guodB has now
ms,uicd under the terms Uf tho new
shilucsu treaty with the United
shIts, Thirty days having CEpifeI
i.ueo the exchange VI notifications.
Minister kurinO %, Japan sayr, how
t'si ihai while the object Of u general
hilI law b11 been considered in the
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mis- IIeeh s5c mir.

7rsU Cream Nottingham Taco tnrtfIHH.
n yard. 'nU.. .H .f.U". wII. Due uHIT. H.t.aUf
t1faI fUsIFH. worth sI..u pair
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ThLs Irceh SL50pnir.

A. Ha.u .rrH" Nottingham CURTAINS. each
curtain 20 i..Hu N.Ir. ward. long.
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LACE CURTAINS. =
mir IHcck a5c pnir.

M pairs Cream NufuusHtu Lace Uu.tains.l.,
F9rlH Inna % inches woe me par. tHpyt
yIEya, worth 49,. YaIr
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arm TuE WAR
Host. Now Wants , slice Of chinese
TERRITORY,

lrrrlturrt
Lusu.N. April ga.-Thc N1ndurd's
Isnu respondent tulrrruIuis Toe
t5u1u OF ffn.rp, Russia aud Germany
lFuUtyrl exceeded % iuculIy ban uu-
ussug protest ugsiusl tbr JNpHurHo
tnut..uE uIy Inu ~ the Chinese
mainland lut | hear thut the Russian
minister lt pcEiH hos already been In.
turrI Or negotiate with the ChintHr
atgHtlIu'siH regarding the cvssiJu
U'lug Japanese territory which iiussin
urmauli 900 compensation Tor the jar
alr,t glguunEr China, being unable
90 ultd EIss.HH demands, hopes TO
cHHllf hem o. thv Cussign Of n portion
NAsluhIun aud q tort freu tfJm iGu
OIL itryrlr uund.
RUSSIAN suus rs AsiAuC WATERS.
20 rrTIvuuUG, April 80. - rnc
NgtIrulhtta Eussih has concentrated
Ia japanese wEirW twenty-five war
ia.,s carrying 900 guns aud u large
D. y D' men, nus ilert u ~ added,
VIA tho French squadron, makes a
lM0f thir,y'tuyen war ships carrying
guns.
CHINESE CUSTOMS.
YOKOHAMA, April 23.-ltisoiiicial
,gai5u that tIU ChIneEu Cust1mr, by
asltm8 Of the treaty Of peace with
llau, ore plscri under Japaurss cuu-
o.. The stipulation snys that on ths
ItyurUl OF tue fret two iusiallmtnls
Indemnity TO be- paid by China, Wei
Asi Wei may le evacuated, provided
lllua pledges her customs revenue iu
tGti Go Insure the pay Of tho bal.
llgD due, THE, 70 30 added, IL up-
ilaal, aud might never take effect ht
lttigul there b. 90 intention OF touch
ilg tho customs revenues OF China,
much lgsH placing them under tho oOu-
tUlUi japan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-24
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-18
Cock Fights.

Bob Marks cock pit was crowded yes
terday with chicken fighters and a
number of good contests were pulled off.
First Fight-Marx's grey, 4:1O, and
Anderson's red, All; won by Anderson in
five pittngs.
Second Fight-Dunbar' dark red, $40,
and Walkers red, $40; won by Walker in
eleven pittiDgS.
Third Fight-Walker' dominique, 5:14,
and Cavney's red, 513; won by Cavney in
nine pittingS.
Fourth Fight-Marx's dominique, 4:1O:
and Cavney's red, 4:lO; won by Marx in
four pttings.
Fifth Fight -Crowther's Jap, 500, and
Cavney's led, SOC: won by Crowther in
three pittingS.
Sixth Fight-Dunbar's black, SOP, and
Walkers red, sos; won by Marx in three
pittings.
Seventh Fight-Dunbar's black, 500,
and Walkers dark red, Ala; won by
Walker In four pttings.
Arrangements have been made for a
main between San Antonio and Gonzales
to take place at Marks pit next Sunday
afternoon.