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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12
REV. ALONzO SCOTT.
Once Pastor OF the First (COIOred)
Baptist Church-NoW Denied Adj
mittance.
(Monday's Daily Progress

Mondays Daily Progress
Many of our readers will remember
the pastOrate of the Rev. (?) Alonzc
Scott, of the First (cOlOred) Baptist
church of this city. Scott was q very
popular man, bright and sharp, and
bis sentiments as to the relation
which should be sustained between
the white and colored people. were
so wise and pacific that he gained
the good will of both whites and
blacks, and his work here was gener-
ally regarded as "a permanent one.
But In the midst of his supposed USE
Iulness q dark cloud arose, which
placed him in very bad light. He
was forced to leave without settling
up his affairs. A short while there
after his vile got q divorce from him
and sundry colored men who had
been aggrieved laid In wait for his
appearance. He did not return and
the relations between himself and his
church were formally severed. and
another pastor called. This was
more than two years ago.
Several weeks ago Scott again put
Ia an appearance IN Charlottesville
Last week he married the girl whom
he is said to have BETRAYED. and on
account OF whom his exit was 40 and.
den and accelerated. He put a hold
'front.' upon bis previous conduct. and
Sunday week appeared In the pnInit
OF the First (cOlored) Bapt. Church.
and applied for admission 60 the
church by experience, and advertised
ing
Yesterday his application for mem
bership was considered. The better
element In the church unanimously
refused to entertain the motion for
membership and he was rejected
lie was never a member of this
and, 1t is said, never present
ed letter from any other cbnrcb
Scott and his wife we're at church
last evening. both occupying seats
In the congregation.
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He Did Right

Petersburg, Va. Daily Index-AppeaI. ]
That Ohio Judge, who refused to
exoradite q man accused of murder
until he had assurance from the Ken
lucky authorities that the prisoner
would be protected from lynchers,
did exactly right, Kentucky has a
bad reputation In this respect; and
besides, the Judge doubtless recalled
a recent attempt to lynch Negro in
bis own state, where the militia had
TO shoot down many men before the
mob could be dispersed.
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, Miss Lottie ID. Lewis who 5ss f,' 4.
spending the holidays at home, lef.
the city Monday, for the Hartshorr
memorial College. Richmond, Va.
Messrs. Benjamin Dean, Eugene /.
Il Dickerson and Chapman Flanna.
gin left for they. n. 4 6. /. Of Peters.
burg, Va, last week. Thew left
many sad hearts.
Prof 1. Garland Penn OF Lynchbur0.
va, was In the city last week.
We wish all happy New Year and
think instead of some of our people
lighting each other they had better
fight sin. ignorance and immortality
Let rs try and do better.
When viii our friend Mr.. - go to
work and stop walking the streets
with an empty pocket and big
mind. Times are hard. Do some
thing friend.
Miss NJ. B. Watson Is very sick, so
we are informed.
Ar.-knOwe how to criticise the
PLANET, but he doesn't forget to
read it at the expense of his LADY
friend. Look out Mr.. Meddler
Is sizing you. up. The truth is de-
light.
Our friend Mr.. - saws his fiogers
are too rough for any instrument ex-
cept the banjo with steel strings.
The public schools resumed opera
tion Wednesday, after taking holt
day. The pupils were surprised
when they were told that the new
school was ready, they started out
with a strong determination.
Mr. - spent q very unpleasant /
Christmas. His rival Mr.. was In the
city and met with his girl, SO she
gave him the grand bounce for bis
rival and all our old pal could do
was TO sing s'In the CLEANING .
Watch and pray old boy, as fatten-
ming frogs forssnakes won't do In '95.
Ii our boys would carry themselves
right, and not whisper IN the dark
80 often before news gatherers, thew
would have 10 need to get apcry
at the truth and enquire who is
Meddler' and whar Is Cephas I?
Mr. p. of 18th street is yet receiv-
ng presents.
A certain city dude attended q re-
,eption Wednesday night, ulto.. and
when time for the cream to be
'ervtd, allowed ''Oh, / refer dat
pudding hot" He told it as though
{ was mendacious, but the guest
Knew 1t was fact.
M. b. wants to know "Cephasp !.
md "Meddl- T" so we are informed. |
I be would keep off of certain streets
rom rock battles. he geIld have no
iced to inquire and run.
A certain society man as be calls Z
himself, was invited out last week 2
o popular social, and when time
Dr. the repast to be served, he began
o exercise his illlterate WAYS at the
able, and every one seem to have /
often tired of him.
MT. William Il. Parago ia very sick .
{ this writing with the rheumatism. !.
nd Miss - looks very sad. We =,
'ish him an early recovery. il;
Mr.. j. says be spent a lively :,
hristmas. ~
Old Mr. Fl. is stuck on the young
iris now and giving the boys
o secure. Mr.. II. had better be on
he lookout, he may get run.
Miss - Is making up her we'd ~
log clothes so we learn. q
Read the PLANET. az
MEDDLER. 70
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TRAIN No. 10. 4,45P.M.
BALTIMORE LINTTED. daily except Sunday
Tor Vest Point connecting With York-river
steamers Tor Baltimore. at which point connec-
Philadelphia- New York &C.
TRAIN No. 10. SHOP. NJ
Il OCAL EXPRESS. daily, except Sunday
IL stops at all Stations. At Lester Manor
connects With etage for Walkerton: also, con
meets with Baltimore steamers at West Point
daily except Sunday.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE P. N
DOR WEST POINT, daily. exeapt Sun5av
a thence by southern Railway to Riehm ond
arriving at O5 q. IA. daily 10 a. a. m daily e.
cept sunday end Monday aud $50 D. no. 3aiiv
except Sunday.
TRAIN No. -. 90 A. NJ
n OCAL MIXED, daily except Sunday laaves
- Twenty-third street station for West Pofne
and interme diate points.
Ticket ONCE at Station. foot Of Virginia st
Open from . q. IN. to 1880
City ticket ofice-e0l East Main Street.
.. M GULF ". A. TURK
Trafnc Manager. General Pass 49,
W. H. GREEN, General Manager
J. 8 B. THOMPSOH, superintendent
JOHN M BEAIsLs Travelling Passenger Aeeof
S2OEast Main Street. hichmond. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-12

MIR. A. Z Holmes or the Bsnfnelc
lon spent the holidays at ParlsburQ
Va. with bis parents.
Mics Sallle b. Brown who has been
In our midst FOR several months. Il
now at Blue Ridge Springs visiting
her people. She was accompanied
by Miss Matte Bagby of Christians
burg, Va also Mrs. Willie = Patter-
son.
The number of persons going east
on the SUNDAY before Christmas Is
estimated at 1871. This is the lar0-
est number of passengers going east
at one time during the year.
We spent two days at Blue Ridge
and Roanoke during the past week
on business.
Great success to the PLANET for
the New Year. W.R.P.
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Hurrah for Us.

[Senatobia, Miss. Baptist Herald I
John Mitchell, Jr., edstor-The
PLANET is ever on time In something
good. be sent forth his live and new
sy sheet on the 22nd Inst, bearing
eight pages fully illustrated with
cuts OF leading Negro characters.
hurrah for John and the PLANET.
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pEFIELD LETTER.

has come and gone and
inns to have had q merry
Ptings are A Happy New
visited by a large snow
lay and Thursday which
fepth of ID inches on an
some places the drifte
ep. All trains were de-
. hours owing to the
:. Harris of Abingdon.
pr city during the holl-
anied by his brother
Harris OF Pocahontae
" Turk of the former
10 Is one of the public
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y ICHMOND, FREDERICK SBTRc
~ AND POTOMAC oan~-Ss.b,',3,I. ~ 4
commencing NOV. Is, '94. Eastarn &C. az
dard time. 90 - . 9e'u'
700 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Strsst Station d.,..
stops at Elba and local stariorS.'
ArnHes at Washington at 1915 a.
ms baltimore II noon: Phflas3ei
phla 10 y. m; New y ork 4 IA = ~
fulman-ear to Washington pm
t1-Oo hoons leaves byrd-Street Station dafyv ~
cept sun. stops at Elba Ashlaod
DosSen' @ AL ederickburg Brook
Washington at $40 p. M Raltt
more b.21 p. a.. PhIIadeIobt.
7.49 p NJ; New York. IONS s Ne ne
Also connects at Washington 1vfth
bhe o 3 8 s o q Iimife5
arL'ink at baltimore 4.54 o. M
and New York 3. OS D. ma. Rnfiat
Parior- car to Washington 1'o'
7.lO P n. leaves Byrd-Street Station d.uv
Sleeper Richmond to New Wy
and Washington to PhiHdelnbte
stops at Eba Ashland. h. -
ven, Minords Fredoricksbe.re
Brooke and Widewater SfopS "a
other stations on Sundavs
rlVes az washington II:lO p. AZ
Baltimore 1868 A. NJ Pbuafoii'
pnlasS'4O A. M.,NeRY ork o.63 a AZ
$40 AIN. arrives at Byrd-Street state
daily. Sleeper from New Yorr
STOPS az Wide " q ter Brcote
Fredericksb urg, Milford Dosvveil 80
land and EiDa; Stops at other -
lions On "a sundays; Leaves wash
2.45 p. 81. arrives at Bysl-s,f treat st..,
daily. Except Sundev esSsee.iOn
,0ea5 sse.'ous and Eiba. Leave
Ma-nlnsS5a nt 1907 A. NJ BnFe@
.r.. oliot car rom " ashingtOn
o'ot IN afiiFes at byrd-Street Station dau,
stops only at Fredericksb'g Dos~H
ana Ashlano, Pullman cars fror,
New YORK and Washington TesS,o-
mes.,5ns'on $50 P.A. Does not etoo
70 % A. n. arrives at Byrd-street street dan,
This IL the famOas Conoressio-,Ss,
Limited FROM New York 60 w.
lngton. leaving New YORK. at Son
r. nj. daily. Leaves WashIno.ti-
$40 = NJ stops at Elba ana -,
cipal local stations -N P'O"
FRED ERlCkSBURd ACCOMMODATror
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
400 =. NJ, leaves byrd-Street station Ar.t,.
at trederickeburg at & AZ - ~ 'o-
$50 A, NJ arrives at Byrd-Street s+c+t
leaves Freoericksburg at SEGA.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
Daily except Sunday.
$40 A. NJ. leaves Eiba. Arrives at Ashland 4.
$40 P. NJ. leaves Elbs- Arrives at Ashland a,
$40 A. NJ. arrives at ElOa. Leaves Ashlan d a,
e-o4 p. NJ. arrives at Elba. Leaves Ashland =,
sis r. M. o"o ~
Q. TAYLOR. Tranie Nana...
kIl.Al KID. General suDerlntep dent 1''
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s4 :: A0l0Ik:HsstGruRR

CHEDULE IN EFFECT Nov. 10 1904
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-STR Fn,r =
STATION. = = - A~I- 1
800 A. .Daily-Richmond and Eorfok w.
THULE LIMlTED-ArrfVs NorfoIk
t1--o a a. stops only at Petera-
JURY " AVERY aud Suffolk He
lass ucEets not accepted for
ea0e on this train -
S.Oo An DAILY THE CHICAGO EXPRFs f
tor LynchDurg, Roanoke Bluea
Focahontass KenOva Colrr.b A.
ano ChicaGo. Pullman Buifef SIaec
er Roanoke to Columbus wifhc5t
enange; also. for Radford Brfsfos
heoxvlne, Chattanooga and inter
RoSt polaus. Pullman Sleeper
o-Io F. ID. DAILY. for Norfolk, Suffolk and ,nts-
msesoe stations. Arrive Norfolk
h.40P. NJ Daily, for Roanoke. Radford D.
laskland Bristli- Connects at Eos-
HOAe 4.iV A. NJ With Washington
anu chattanooga Limited prI
man Sleepers Roanoke to Nar,r "a
and New Orleans Dining-car a.
tached. Also. for Blua3Sld an<o
focahontes; Also for Rocky iro1,-t II
aAg al stations Winston-Salem III &
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER between pr =
M0ND and LYNCHBURG ready for o IN ~
Roanoke. ~o0elsOurS to
Trains arrive Richmond rom r,vnchhr.. -,
the W est daily $40 A. "a and 2 Oe p Al aau
n or.olk ana the East, ll.05 A. NJ and VestihnIsd
R. W. COURTNEY
district Passenger Agent
W.B. BBVIIL
General Passenaer Acan4
General Ofica Roanoke Va Aso"'-
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TRAINS NORTHWARD


s+ noe ~. 40. t6. and IS make no stops. n.
- cp On }, signal az Drewry's. Chester. ~
Ia s{ croeA. Jarra's 3, and Belfeld M
~ - sS 20 on signal ct Jarrats ana fee,
DSsve =, % and 49, stop on signal at Mancbs
81 AZ "A - IN ,,'rt.na' AND Chester. Nos 40
al stations wa stop on ssgnaA@
tbro 91,msn Palace Buffet sleepmg-car ON =,
is..-Ce8n trains On Trains Nos "a ana ao 60, ~
ne-Cars between Richmond and 1aJ So Sleep
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. CA.
leaving Richmond at 1a.2a A N a.,,..
a.s1nk az Weldon at 23SP NJ. and ~ st en- a.
monS - "a, via s A. l. Through sIeepers
The ONLY ALL-RAIL LIVE TO HoRror
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TIE ONLY ALL-RAIL Llrr no goRror
tDaiIy.

,c- se traln' leaving Richmond at A. n al
~ io , az = "a are solid trains between tbe-e
NO points and passengers go through TItho5f
70 seins leaving Richmond at "A NJ and N rr
= ~ and arriving SC Richmond ~ 9 81 @lo ii;so
h..- eso +. NJ make close connection at Peter
os TO and hon Farmville. Lynch5urr' enS
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroa
EFFECTIVE JAN. z, '95. :

i'NiNs LEAVE RIcHNoND, BRoAD-srREET ST 80.
SO A. NJ. Daily. with Pullman Car To- 49,
portsmouth, Old Poinr No..
&C., News. and local stations. "o"POf'
wv < a. Dany' with Parior car for local eta
IONS Newport News. Old Point
soo ~ TorIolk and Portsmouth,
Wv A. m t.oc9i train, except sunday. for e7tf
sVh oISe Connects at GordSns-
t te Tor Washington, at Vfr05n5s
nid.and JurctioB FOR Lvrehbnre -
,s.sic Ior hagerstown. and at Siam
90 r., ~. eCn Tor Winchester. 80
z.-o Z. H. he Cineinnatti and st. Louis lint
.eu, daily with Parlor-car to Cor.
IoueNiie Fu Imam Shoppers To co.
qonsvis to CiDcinnatu and A.
Cincinnati and St. Louis.
stops only at important statio,.
Meals served onDinlng car.
no, 20. Z, Local Train. except SUNDAY
Goshen. so7 vine TO
'-'0 T. ii. LEGAL train; except Sunday Accomo
-. dalton for CharlotfesyIlIo No0"-1o
'''oo T. M Daily Tor Cincinnati, with Pullman
LOT Hlnton, aud GordonsviIle "a
Snelnna,i and Louisville NeaIs
Serteo on Dining Cars Connects a =
SSoN,ns5' m Va, Monday, Wedue(
SnS,s anu saturday for Virginia
. - "A Leave EIGHT-sTREET sTATlo
%" q ~ 1duy. Tor Lynchburg and ana
Eorge. Connects at Bremo. exec
runn,eoN. ior kosnev. at I.ynt hbuf
DaNy with the orfolk end Weetera@
TOT the southwest and with Soufh
IN railway for North aud Soufh.
az baleony. daily for Lexiuefon
end az Clifton FORGE With main ill.,
..o,, =. 9. and .. for Cfnclnnatfi $50 me
t''' Z. NJ Except Sunday, Local acocn,od.
.r,.,,.. ton for Columbia Va
TRAINS AhR RI At RICHMOND. BROAD
> 20 A Al. Daily from Cincinnef
lls0 A NJ. Daily from Norfolk and ola F,,,,. N
1zV r. N. Daily, from Cincinnati and Tonf
vile. N ~~u
9 80 p n. Daily. from Norfolk and Old po,n.
= o. =. NJ Except sunday from clifton Fore~Y l.
t ! - ARRIVE EIGHT-STREE7 STATI0S, s
$40 a n. Except Sunday from CoIun,hio '~1'
500 p NJ Daily from INnchbnrg Tsvir,,..
and clifton Forge.
JOHN d. POTTS.
Division Passenger AGENT
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP coMPA

A1 AOAAANAOAN oAAAMHuAE COMPA
sEMI-WEEKLYLINE FOR NEW YORK
amers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
AN FRIDAY at O'Clock 4. NJ
Ma Fest closed one hour before sailing TINA
Steamers leave New York from Pier 2S North
River for Richmond every WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY at p. NJ, arriving in Rfc,lnnond
MONDAY. AND FRIDAY MORNINGS
Passenger accommoda tiOns unRurr. ted
Cabin fare to New York. [includine heals and
BERTH via James River Route q al
Round Trip Tickets limited &c thirty daye
afoer date OF iseuo.... "A a
5po0fage iar8, with Subsistence a Al
Storage fare. without snbsisten CO ~ 4 M
Cabin fare vie Chesapeake and Ohio ran
way emo hicnm Ond and Petersburr Rail-
roaG tickets limited TO four dayeS - oOo
Hound Trip Tickets limited Co thirty
leJ IA o.
IlckeCs can be obtained at Richmond Trans
COmpany's, 0Ol east Main street Cheea ke
and Ohio and Richmond and Petersburg deuote
and az the eOmpany's ONCE. 1901 Main street
and wharf, Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills Of ladino
issued for points beyond New York
Freight received daily until p NJ
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATUB-
DAYS by tho Chesapeake and Ohio RAILWAY
| (vIa. Newport NewsJ at $50 A. A., and b. The
hicmond and Petersburg Railroad (same davel
at 3 A. NJ win make connection at Norfolf
With steamer leaving those DAYS.
GEORGE W. ALLEN a CO., Agente
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solo, "Mollls
= The audience
Rased.

y ~, - UHoruoOOrO,
20 their Christmas here.
-. +. Shepherd is In the CITY
from North Carolina.
Mrs. George ]. Davis who has been
spending December here, returned
to her home Ia Hampton, Va. on
the 2Sth of December.
Mr.. w. A. PeggIns of Greensboro.
n: Z. Is spending few days In this
city.
Mrs. Anna Davis who has been
down with pneumonia is corvales-
cling.
DR.. DeIllnger of Greensboro, N. c.,
is Ia thescity.
Mr. Leonard Scott Of Biddle Uni
versity spent his Christmas at home.
Monros st.
OREsTER
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They we're the guests
LrSnds, Mr.. and Mrs. {
rsz veil Avenue. J
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OREsrER
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-28

Signed statement Of tito Homeopathic
Family phlatCtuu

NEW IUUs, May ga special %
10 Ihs World from Wnshihgt3l, u. Ca
Huyt;
De- Henry kTJgulid, one OF tho
leading homeopathic physic'nns 80
Washington, VINO hus been secretary
Grrshnm'a family physician Tor Dix
years pUst. glyes the following signed
statement 10 tuc World plysiylauF
Will notice that grave points o. uiiler.
euce exist between the statement ~
Or. KngEiad and tho stttomcut given
out by Dr.. W. W, Johnston, uu a'lU.
pa,hlc physCian, his Immediate sue
cFss0E
81 was called IN to sec Secretary
Gresham Tuesday noon, Auril "liu,
Hg was SUFFERING lr1m Al acute ATTACK
Of ghstfalia vita congestion Of tho
liver AMI tue uudouUtru passing OF 70
load stone, which conditions were rr.
llrvod by opla,uH. These conditions
continued ia o. rather severe form tll
Friday, May ar1, when tue stomach
anu bowel troubles were much im-
proved but Ihu conditions In the liver
aud "A developing iulo intur0Ostnl u0u-
TAIgiI were troubles me factors.
"5.turduy morning Mny ilh, a. Hu
early h0uEFymp,oms OF picIutiC conf
plIcntilus were discovered on thr right
side, undoubtedly uu extension tlrm
the Inflammation from the lIvH., Up
% this time Secretary Grshsm hRd mo-
cold ur cough, gnd tuoHu plrufltic con.
ditiOnu wuro pointed out 90 Nu.
Gtesh INA aud treatment Instructed for
their rcllo. My connection with the
case terminated ~ tais time, saturday,
May Avn, Rt am, 1 have NOS seen
Ga" secretary since.
$50 lar As the stomach ana iutesii-
nal troubles were concerned, they we're
fepsutiuns 0i former attacks through
which Secretary Gresham hal bstn
brought fucCrmiully
NJ. kNuuaIAp.n
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wIrNEssU5 NDr PRESENT.
before Judge Merritt

state Bank Of Utah W Patrick Ryan
ct ul, IniB case wac rot for final hear.
lug On the -lth Inst
Rrmiu. ton, johnson Go. ct nj vs.
Josiah Barnett et Nj. Demurrer 10
complaint ln intervention argued aud
submitted. Demurrer sustained a. to
the uuseuut9I plaintiffs aud Ovorrulul
us 90 the ytuUTf An exception was
taken ny tue defendants Tucker and
Wallace ten days allowed for the de-
fuuiaut Barnett 10 amend answer %
the plaintiff In intervention. DIS.
m -sUI without prejudice AS 70 the
following plaintiffs Turner and Jay,
Fsirview Coop, W. h. Miner,
Na.iuual Tailoring CoY &. Andrew 81
Co.,, bluwell, Wright * Co., MeCln.
dray IS Goa Wylhe Hardware anu
Manufacturing Co., aud leave given
ir the foregoing parties 90 intervene.
ID tiendants Tucker aud Wallace given
ton lays o. answer,
Arthur Pfstt vs. r., IL. Parsons.
Motion i1r new trial argued anu
oyerrulgd; exception.
Ann Marshall Va Bouutiul CITY ct
~. Demurrer 20 complaint UyuTruIud;
ten days 90 answer.
Horny L.. Millard v, h. Is. Willard
pt Uh Order Trinslgting dBmugferH 10
complaint, which were Oyerful0l yes
,eTdRy in the absence VI the defends
aut, and placing the same a. the foot
u tho calendar,
John AuluefspT ct al W Il. T.. Ntc.
CLAIM 81 OF. Motion 10 ynCAto order
IfcupTIlug tho receiver aud Tor leave
q, fu0 the receiver on certain claims
HrlueI nul deuiuG Exception,
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MN nnncm.ntln wh.nl.

CHICAGO, May 25.-Whrat had a
buii oponlug toIAy, aud within nvo
minutes from the TAP VI the bell was
selling coats higher thhn the price At
which It closed yesterday, Inside OF
i've miputOB it had lost ] / Of thb gain.
Tue nrwH WAS all OF bu4ish charac.
tor. Ir-tUrIay's low barometer 10 the
northwest mai resulted only Ia a Hight
shower nero aud there, ana tho cold
wave was being followed by Whist
promised % DO "a scOruling hot one.
Perhaps ghu most bullsh piece Of nevf.
however, was the report OF king &
Co., OF Toledo, who summarized tAu
aIvicgs Of over 5000 correspondents
iu tue wheat belt Uy saying tho iuIlcA.
ulls were tnat In six of the principal
wuUHt.pTuducInR statua not more than
half gu average crop would be- raised,
involving reduction Of 1000
uusholi In 'he crop aggregate for tho
year,
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whore lIarll Wa, KnI,d,

NEW YuWK, May ga special to
the Hsrd a from Uussau, say.!
the battle where MART was killed
occurred May lJth near Bl0s. rho
Cubnus we've divided into Two bodies
under Com aul MGCuD. II was ok
poclgi that they would leave IN. Luis
Tor BsyGm0. Learning THO fact Col,
SandovHl, with 500 men oil tho btC0ud,
nlth nud ninth punintuinr spanish
luiautiy and hfeen horses, pursued
them and encountered 200 OF tho rebel
cavalry, under Gomez ~ noon. 1 "a tug
drBt charge tue Cuhaua rode down the
spanish advance, killing u sofgoAu.
aud wOuulinZ or capturing AMI eg,lle
SQUAD. Sand0val personally led tho
bayonet charge anI the Spanish
heruiCally held their charge Epnlust
the rebel ioTceF, fighting the Cubau-
lace 10 laur. lt is said that Mnri, who
led the advance, foil In the tnlrI charge
almu8t within the Spanish llutr,p pierced
by B9yrn Uullulg.
Gomez tHuu came 10 the irOutAnd the
Cuuaus made eleven successive fruit
lees .tumplH TO break the Spanish lines
and recover Narti's nOly.
Ia iuo last charge Gomez was
wuuaIuI aud his morse Killed under
him. Tho EpuulsTIs dashed forward
ll seize hlm, hut were repealed by the
Cuuars.
rhe Sprnlarjs say they lost only five
killed NM Blk wounded. The CuOAus
hui fuy killed aud about "A hundred
Wtu .4. |,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-28

MuHFl N,IH w, Clayton aui a ~.
Cannon, VINO ,rH ,uif city On tho 18TH
int, returned t1s morning fr3m 80
Louis. rls business which called
tHum 60 tr.r nly was principally Of
o. public nature, aud while not prepared
10 ttn,u all tho details connected with
the matters which called them 60 tho
East, both gentlemen speak hopefully
% the results which will come 90 the
people Of Ulau through the busuvis
connections that have been made.
The cordial greeting which PRECEDENT
George q Cannon Bni his party re-.
csivoI from mon Of bign financial
standing iu 80. Louie, gives evidence
Co snmr extent % tho confidence which
eastern people have 900 Uuh cutuI-
ufisCs with which these gentlemen ErD
associated, Indeed, the uyus ~ m0uiUI
men who Hfr looking Tor Investment
ntc turned toward Utah ns tho most
promising field Tor financial success.
There be- no. question that Utah bust.
noes interests viii receive "a great
impetus through the Influx 90 foreign
capital, uud there lH every prospect
that tho unemployed Of this IUTullFy
viii soon have abundant 0ppluuultlca
offered larm iur ihb1L