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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15

Jndgo Holman speaks OF the Recent
Election Results.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-Judge
Holman, OF Indiana, wno was known
In Congress ~ "The WATCHDOG Of the
treasury" Ia In Washington Aud will
probably remain here all wiuter on
account Of Mis-. Holman's feeble
health.
In speaking OF tho recent defeat OF
his party, Judge Holman said, "The
trouble Is adm lnislratlop, not 90 much
legislation. There has Teen nothing
Ia The lsgislation since tho Finy.first
Songress to excite public dissatisiac-
ton, or cause distfe,a.
"rho misiorlunes OF the Democrats
began with the mistake Ia the ha.
walian matter. Tno deposod queen
had no possible claim on the Unilud
States for respect or consideration.
MI. Harrison made a mistake la send
Ing his treaty TO the Senate providing
Tor the annexation OF the Hawaiian
Islands. The proposition to pay the
queen tension and her daughter q
lump sum OF money; Ia other wOras to
buy irom net the iHla nds, ~ II she had
u proprietary right In them, was utter.
ly absurd anu inconsistent and Mr..
Cleveland was entirely right In with
drawing that treaty.
"Neverthsless the mistake OF Mr..
Harrison was Lost sight Of, being over.
.hadowei by the greater mistakes OF
Mr.. Cievelsud's administration. The
attempt 10 restore the queen was an
error and unpopular, And 10 was an
afiront 10 this ,ensibilities OF the Amer
can people TO have the Starr anu
Stripes pulled down by the agent OF
the administration. L dame think We
should have annexed the Islands, but |
4 different course should have been
from that adopted.O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
HOME FROM KENTUCKY.
Elder Albert Horne Tells Of the Illness
and Death OF Elder Daniel ].
stewart.

EIder A ih.,,, u,,n. n, r
-. S'' " '"' i"e"'S'
se~Shu "Ati' THIS city, was caller at
tho NEws editorial rooms this after
noon. He he, Ina, returned FAM
tw.nt,.,wo ,non,h,, ~ ..,., a. a.
s...' V" F" "'
sou'hotn o'A'es' Ihe hfst fourteen
months were spslt Ia West VifyiniA
aud ,As remainder In The Chattanooga
oe,..
his return was somewhat earlier
than IL would otherwise have been on
account OF tho sad death of Elder
=.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15

A peculiar curiosity exists in tho
town OF Groton, w., In the shape OF n
smouldorlns IRE. IL IL situated on th o
bank oi n small silver near the main
line OF tho Montpelier and Wells River
railroad. An immense pile OF sawdust
furnishes fuel for this fifs, nud II Ia said
that II has been constantly burning for
the past two ysarA. On this site was,
several years ago, an OLD rawmili
known ~ the GrOton mill, and this big
pile OF snwdust was lsft M evidence Of
tho large amount OF business doue IN
those days at this place. Tho mil
was afterwsrd taken down anu moved
away,-DolTolt journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
hn s,Anrord's Troubles.

NV foEK, Nov I5.-Mrs. Leland
nelsfi wife Of the DECEASED
Al,eiala millionaire, who was
A Vnllsi STATES senator, IA AT
~ INN Avenue hotel. ans
PIC q the university founded by
~ husband In memory OF their son
sW 'he governments suIt which
sm,l up funds formerly available
carrying on OF the unlyemlty
soik. She said: S
!ns suit Of the government ngsin.t
1 49, s,' 70 OF my husband, Involving as
u's', The very lie OF The unIyarsl,y
.sasa ~ him, has caused mo m,
,ta", u.uple AMI anxiety, and no
m,sons In mental worry for Ibs
Two yean. You zee / have mai
r,,,s,.. Vwn mistress, have been a
[Ith the mercy OF III, courts and
VaD theli bthtsts day ana plgbt
1p,,,i aud Prolonged mas been tho
m no,, now have hopes that In
Ia anu the matter settled Tor
1 hys,.t ~ iot good, hope and trust.
klI is,ss ueolslon means n groa,
WV people OF California. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
A baby uruukatd.

Doomed 10 a drunkssd's death at the
tender ago OF nyo yeafd ~ the sad fate
o. child nov bolag cared Tor a. Belle.
vu5 Hospital, Nov Ys!k, says the
Journal. About all that . known of
little Lucy's earlier hiitofy h that sho
was discOvofoI In n ramshaCals West
Side ,on cmeui, q vlctini 10 tho evils q
ufiBt. From The crAils the child was
nlrluTei on all sorts 20 vile liqlnfp,
until nOw her syslen is az Comu,a,s,y
fuined NJ that VI the aged dTubSari VI
tbs pui,pis. Shs ~ an Italian, the
daughter Of n disslpaioI coupe vino
fed tnv child on liquor Altuoti ii0in tho
day Of her birth. Lucy IN not unhappy
because thu II too young g. realize her
dreadful condition. bhe does not talk
much, but there " n world OF pathos
expressed Ia the lglance OF the great
dark oyee, faded now like those OF ha-
bitual dtunkafdH. The little face,
framed In n wealth OF jet black hair, IL
THU and white anu haggarj. Lucy sell
dom smiles like other children of her
age, for She IL never FREQ from pain
and the craving for driuk. Disease
has robbed tho little unfortunate Of ali
traces Of childish beauty and made hor
look much older than she really Is,
But for her Indulgence In liquor Lucy
would have been handsome aud well
formed like other Italian girls OF the
same age.
She 10 20 fragile, too, and weak, and
thesmall, waxlike hands lfembls aud
shake AZ With palsy. The little arms
aud legs are wasted away to almost
nothing, but the body IL abnormAlly
dlstondod. Around the waist the
child measures more than twios the
circumference OF the enesi, and the
girlh 10 growing greater
Most VI the time the patient sits In
her chair like a small, white ghost. |
Because OF the pallOr the doctors
aud nurses call Lucy the "white
baby" The tonics must be given or
the baby would suffer the torments
Of the hAbnual tippler when de-
privod OF his stimulant. When first
admitted, Lucy cried pitsously for |
liquor, like tho ndult-wTecks In aloo- |
hole wards. Tue poison was TO her a. |
milk TO n healthy child, showing how
the little one had been
raised. But after the frat few
drauEhts OF tonic she ceased 10 cry for |
whisky. The medicines steadied her
nerves.
No one ever comes 10 see the baby |
who IL near 10 death. she was visited |
few times by the parents who are re-
spophible for tue ruined liie. Each &C
ousod the oiEsr u hAvlng given the |
baby liquor VIXEN she was little |
thing IL was In tho house all the |
lime. AID AZ Lucy grew older lhe had
Tree access To the bottle. Reared In mn
atmosphere OF rum, aud with an ex-
ample ever present la the thAle OF
lin-dszsd parents, II IL not surprising
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
LATEST NEWS FROM TURKEY
Tho Sulial ReIns,aiss Three Dis.
charged Officials.
No Change In the situation AntIcI-
pa,ed for roms D.y.-Ihe
hiotinE nj siyas.

CONFERENCE.-The, Nov. l5.-It Ia
Announced that three prison officials
OF Moosb. dismissed some time agi
upon the demand OF ia. Bri.irh sm.
haassdor, owing TO thoir uIslisoalmsnt
OF prisoner, have bsol re.instato 4.
The British charge d'slslrss, Hon.
Michael Herbert, has demanded OF tho
PoTlo that the three prison officials DO
again dismissed.
The rio,ing NJ Sivas was attended
by great bioodshed, but order has been
partially restored ana tho Turkish
officials are protecting thu Foreigners
there. No change In the situation 10
anticipated for Home days.
The reports OF q conflict between an
Aloian regiment aud the Tfipoli reyl-
ment nj Yildiz Kis0sk, has not buen
confirmed, although 1t Ia well known
that there has been bad blood between
tue guards at tho palace over since tho
Tripoll regiment furnished sentries
Instead OF the Albanians, M n result OF
notes being left with tho different
palace officials eayiny that their lives
wero In danger, ana that there was n
plot to n,ssssinAte the eultan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15

WooDsFfELD, ohi,, Nov l5.-An
attempt was made tbi1 morniug by
four men TO foD Montos county uauk.
Thoy drilled several holes In the vault
and destroyed the tins loch, but failed
TO get In. Just before tuey began work
In the bans, sheriff j. Il. kpysaf,
when going to his stable In tue tear Vi
the bani, was pouncei upon by the
cfack-men, bound aud usysoj. rney
robbed him Of $50 aud gold vatul
and then placed hiui 81 the stable
where he Va found thii morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
Greater New York.

NEW YoRS, NV. l6.-Ths World
says "Grealer New York" will be
taken up by the legislature at its frst
ana most Important business Ia hand,
when tho legislature meets IN January
nexG A committee will be appointed,
representing both houses OF the legis-
azure In tue fiTst few days Of the SEES.
sion and this oOmmiiloe VIII DO In
sirucled to Cooperate with tie greater
New York commission, prepare n
chaI1er for the consolidation OF New
York, brooklyn and other suburbs ami
report back TO the legislature within
ninety days. The legislative commit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15

NEW York, Nov. i5.-A special
dispatch 10 the Times from London
Haye:
Sir George Newnes, tho millionaire
owner OF tue strand Magazine and cf
Tid Bile, formerly the liberal member
ior New MARKET, has resolved TO give
an order for the most perfect things 10
yachts that British science IL capable
OF, and next year, when the present
row shall have blown over, ne will
hsue challenge for the AmericAs
cup
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PIomiEs IN AMERICA.
WIKI Ne the subjsct of Study of rso-
lessor starr.

isssoF Starr
CHICAGO, Nov. lb.-PTof. Fredk.
Starr VI the UniveTsity Of Chicago will
leave December 20 Tor Guatemala TO be
gone about three months.
81 will hfsI 40 TO GuAialsjars,
Mckee," he said, "to study a spb.
merged city In lake Chapala, Ihd
Mountain 11iots' inbablling the
mountains u oar by. This IL a race Of
uwsris whisb has been studied very
little anu my Intention 10 20 try to de-
termine whether theso peop,s are
raoially small, or have b-.t me 90 by
disease. | Will have the assistance OF
Archbiohop Gillow, an authority on
the dwarf races. In the interior Of
Guatemala the pigpaies are said TO
live In caves and holes ir the ground
and speak languages NOT known to
white menu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15

WAsHISGros, Nov. l5.-Prssident
Cleveland viii soOn he gsksi to rl,.
don the Venerable Celso Gear Moreno,
who Is serving q ninety days sentence
In tho district all Tor libsling Baron
Favs, the Italian ambassador. 1t 10
said that the baron himself will either
sign the petition praying for the re-
lease OF Moreno or else make personal
appeal TO tho Preside ut Ia his behalf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15

Before the Academic de Medicine
at Paris a paper was read not long ago
which poi0ted out that the t0rtufoB OF
the correct are to large extent resl on
sible for the nuah lamented scarcity Of
children In FraSos. Ths writer urged
that a tax on oorsets would DO as just
VI the tai on tobacco aud alcohol.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
SOME COLD FACTS.
-, r,lbd States MOI Prepared for
", With a FIrst.ClaSs Power
.,,r,,rs A,D SHIPS NEEDED
r.,,r,u should Make Liberal
- ...,,,,I.,lon. for Those Purposes,
ssy. Admiral Walker.

s,,u,so1os, Nov. l5.-Admlral
.,",.,.sd, bis testimony to that oil
M. concerning the weakness oil
N, government coast do'en'',;
st am a good American" said he,
~, I e,nuot shut nay eyes to eold
~. We are not prepared today to
80, 10 war with any frat class
~, We are In the position that
| r1,,, occupied 10 her recent struggle
esS I,p,p, We nave vast populs-
| ,',S, sIs.l wealth, boundIs'' resource.
.,a ,odl.. patriotism, but We cannot
-,,,,,,o an offensive and defensive
,lll,uss sgaib,t Any QUO VI q hA''
t,p foreign counlrles.
avail Gen. Miles says about the de-
-. condition Of our coast cities
.Stl,ely correct. Il istfuc that New
W md Gan Francisco are better
.,,.sie1 fban other commercial cities.
y, ,,en they would be helpltss
.s,Is,l the assaults Of n dozen power
~ l,on cl,ds. 81 far a. the remaining
~, N, concerned they have no pro-
| ,eiIsn whaisvsr.
acopsf,,s ought 10 make liberal APP
.,,,n,ilon, Tor coast dotenses and for
,idlIlonai ships Of war. Mos than
,s,iblpg sl,e We need q strong navy.
II ..h,d a dozsn bA,tle ships OF the
|lsdl,ps class on the Atlantic coast We
|,,ou defy a. powerful n mAritimo
',aplfy q Gfesi BfitaiD. We have
i5E icaf baitlssnlps buildiDg and two
lhsn have been appropriated for. We
iced al least seven more.
Hwuh anything like q fair system
\ coat dsenies we would be- beyond
he reliability Of war. There would
20 Connio incidents; NO more talk
\ istlgB aggfesslons on American
sl. fhs United States would DO pre-
,ulu.si on the American continent.
Ihs greatest preventative against war
10 ls fully prepared for II.
aTlsn you don't think We sre pre-
,ifsd iof var ~ PRESENT."
ave ais fat from II. Our ships are
b. t,,l Of their class In the world, but
he haze not snough oil them. We
ED nero fighting ships - battle.
|hlps TIE baitleshIp IL 10 tho
Ely What the Infantry Ia TO the army.
d hlhs fighting part OF the navy, hut
,hsald BE- supplemented with torpedo
Dab, coal defense vessels and swift
Ffssn, Just n the Infantry 10 made |
|nsr elective by the employ ment OF |
|inly and artillery. The battleship
n needed 10 times OF peace but 10 IL
s:sisnrsbls In iimss OF war. When
asiively sngsgod u can DO laid I'D
huiintiy, and the police work OF tho
aih can To performed by small gun.
,nshlch would not be- effective In
ls'lls tul which are useful to carry
b, 1,s.
"Iahi the policy pursued by Great
bhilni who sends her gunboats
eisii while her powerful ironolads
'hleh are more expensive TO keep In
,All9li.p
"Bal Do ysu think that at tho pro..
o. llrs England OF any OF the con.
I ,.' loHeis would have us at q
"Val'ubIeily. II Il useless TO talk
D9ulsn with any strong European
'4a'V 10 our present condiIiOn.O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
nspubiieaa Chairman Resigns.

CHICAGO, Nov. l5.-At 4 meeting Of
the Republican state central commit.
tee today, John II. T1ansr, chairman,
resigned In order 10 place himself at
liberty to work openly for tho gube.n-
storial nomination next spring. DR.. I.
NJ. Jamison probably win be his sue.
cessor.
DR.. T. N. Jsmison, OF Chicago,
prominent In Cook county politics Iof
several years, was selected Tanners
successor,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15

NIAoARA FALLS. N. Y, Nov. To-
Onv Of the most extensive suburban
trolley tystems In the country 10 TO be
constructed near the frontier, With
this city az the central point Pbilp.
doiphia and New York capitalists are
hack OF tho scheme which IL 10 col.
titncl electric trolley lines TO sanborn,
Wilson, Loosport ana youngstown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
Germany Gets a chimes. Island.

LoHDos, Nov. ia special from
Shanghai sAys II 10 positively stated
that China has agreed that Germany
shall occupy one VI tho ISLANDS near
the entrance u the sen port Annoy ss q
naval yard and GOAL depot. France
and Russia are certain 10 seek similar
privileges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15

PHoENIxvILLe, Pa, Nov. To-
Thomas Elwin toihy cut the thrJzls
OF hie two children, aged 4 and @ yeat,,
with razor, and then attsm pteI 10
commit suicide IN the same mauner.
The childfen died almost instantly ami
there Ia but little hops Of the fathvf's
recovery. Domeslio troubles caused
the tragedy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15

LONDON, Nov. 1b.-TodAy's feature
OF the Derby November nesting wa,
tho Derby cup OF 2l,OO0 sovoreigns,
the bsndicAp event Tor three oaT-olds
and upwards, The course was mile
straight. Twenty-Five horses started.
w. w. Fullon's Laoiamia won; Lord
Cadogan's Court Ball, second; Col.
Norih's Rcd Heart, third.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
For The AbroEalion or.rr.a,y.

DULUTH, MIMI, Nov. l5.-Mayor
Ltwls, CGngressnaa Towne anu other
promlneE. oltizens held n mesting lat
evening Mt which II was decided 10 AJAX
The Minnoscis delegation In Congress
70 work fos the abtogalion ~ the great
lake treaty OF 1917, Ia order that tue
Lake cities may compete for govern
ment shipbuilding work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
Dramatic Entertainment.

Tho Breyer Comedy com amy gave
z very crediIablo rendition Of Fauohon
the Cricket In the Second ward meet
ing house last evening. The parts
were we'll sustained and especially
that Of Mrs Breyer as the Cricket.
This old tune favorlte Rip Van Wrinkle
will be played tonight. Part OF the
procesds are for tho bench, Of the
meeting house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15

LONDON, Nov. l6.-The story from
Washington that q secoau ultimatu m
has been cent TO Venezuela by Great
Britain IL officially declared a complete
fabrication, rho original OF the 40.
called uitimatum has NOS yet been de-
livered to the Venezuelan govern.
meni.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15

the defense, pleaded for tue lenioncy
Of the court but Judge Smith evident
ly thought they deserved no lsnlency
and ordered the men Imprisoned Tor
sevehiy.fivo days each. Notice Of AZ.
peal was given and their bonds fixed
At 500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
'A'ohrAsr ANNOUNCEMENT.
'"' H." the Spa. Bu, csr,.,, u..
Retired.

Dnis,S YORK, Nov. i5.-wm A
lly,a NJ, So'Gs,ps msnsger, has re-.
)An sn.,,s following dispatcn from
|1i bSv u,, undet Ill Paso dale:
feg3D p0" has CorDo.t re-
ID n. wired IRE, back IS follows "co,.
liamno,ns.' ited. Maher Will 1vh.
I,Ilco. Ios, selected by stuart In A.,
llnlnnen, , s,S, the boarder. IL
srsll n,,lc Nv VIII agree to fight Mahor
contest viii be- assured.
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Emb,tsIsr ssnisnesd.

IRoNTos, Ohio, Nov. l5.-Ex.Trsas-
urer Mandoville Green Clay, OF Law.
renee County, was today sentenced 10
fve yean' imprisonment Ia the Ohio
peniientiary anu TO pay fine OF ill 200,
having pleaded guilty to embarrassment
Of tEs county funds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
Decided to Trade In Mining stock.

DENVER, Nov, l5.-The Denver Resl
Estate d stock Exchange decided to.
day TO uads in mining stocks, especial.
ly those OF Cripple Creek. Tho fret
call will take place early next week,
With this there will be seven mining
stock exchanges doing business IN
Colorado.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
SEyENTY.FlyE DAYS Each.
Punishment Melted Out to The Supposed
haueo Men-Gave Notice OF Appeal.

James Cunningham aud II. l..
Jackson, the two shRrpers who were
neatly nabbed yesterday by Detective
Sheets, booked on charge OF vagran-
oy and subsequently found guilty Of
said charge, appeared in the police
tribunal this morning to receive ssu-
tsnes. Allarney Coray, aa counsel for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
Freight Trains Collide.

Iron MOUNTAIN, Mich, Nov. TO-
Two freight trains on tue Chicago,
Milwaukee 4 st. Paul railroad oollldsd
at SUMMIT, killing Alfred q. Merteg,
Of Green Bay, engineer, aud badly
injuring Frank Stocks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15

toe and the commission will be non.
partisan In tho ssnsr that viii con.
isin ettong representatives. of tue com.
msfciaI, political anu tax pAyilg In
tetoets OF both cities and leaders Of
both parties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15

In the cate OF j. II. Walden, who
was charged with disturbing the peace,
Prosecutor James moved for dis.
tnissal, rs after y thorough iuytstlgA.
ton OF the affair he hal arrived nj the
conclutiOn that 40 case could 10 maIe
our against Mr Walden. The court
therefore oidtred tho dofo ldAnps uis-
care.
IRON tho facts In tbs case II appeirs
That hr. Walden was In no way 10
nihmc, but WAS apparonily justified In
his TsmouslfAnce. IL was not he who
ontcftJ the ring, bus smother man
WAC was tOmowhgs Intoxicated, ami
oil.
Attorney Frank Honmsn appeared
In behalf ~ Ffiz Riepsn. who IL
charged ~ Officer Larson with -four
ianing n deadly weapon, and asked
ihAt the case DO continued for two or
lhfes days. IL was accordingly Get
lot iueadsy next at . p. m.
III. Lewis admitted having been
drunk anu stated that II was the first
time no had boen ltioTo q court "
justice. lie felt very poniton,, and
upon pfomiting TO be- foun1 Ia such
slate NO more, was dlscha'gsi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15

Boring ssa patrol this year. Captain
Htaley Is inclined to make rather
lisht 0i tue matter and neither he no
the tfhcer. OF tue Bssr are prepared to
make pn6lio any OF tho dsisils OF the
alleged troubles. He Gays II lie untrue
thh lie even arrested an. officer anu
then ordered that no entry OF IL be
made In the log. He also tented that
ne insultei an American officer while
aboard the Pheasant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15
English steam Launch Lost.

sIIASUIIAI, Nov. 10. - A steam
launch belonging to the British cruiser
Edgar II reported lost Ia JRpsntse
walers, anu foity-eighI men arc said TO
be drowned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-15

New York, Nov. l5.-Ftank T..
5lavin has issued u formal accspts nee
OF Mahet'a challenge and will today
deposit $500 forisil for n battle for
5000 side TO take place In England
or America.
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''s Supposed Murderer.

lSiiISms, IN n; Y, Nov. Is TIL.
es9dors NNuhlL'who murdered Mr..
n, AMY nS Texas. is thought hers ~ ~
|Ah su,ls' =, hunzs. who married
pan aso' o. this city, about twn
lrllstf in hs was at the tins an
y Alsiy ~ u Easl 81 Louis brewery
lcsauv . WoIGed in Kansas civ
/ BIZ viii i "eN' TO Texas after leay.
GOV h ~ ~ New York City, where
The bsnt hsy have a child who IL
b, ihss Sns Of Prof sutter and III T.
h, 'H'la'' grandparents in IN tu n
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CampOs Hope. TO Meet mao.o.

NEW York, Nov. l6.-A special 10
the World from Havana says: Gen.
Campos sends word here that he hopor
the report Ia true that General Maceo
Intends to invade the santa CLARA
province.