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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-19
To Recover pronerfx

The case of The Franklin Building
society against Helen E. Wood ct al.
TO recover possession of. certain prom
erty, the claim to which, it was al
legged, had been forfeited by reason of
non-fulfillment of contract, was sun
united to Judge Otis yesterday. The
defense was that the transaction
amounted to a mortgage on the prom
erty and defendants had year to re-
deem. The selling price of the prop
erty was 81 $50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-19

the convention of amateur musical
clubs during the worlds fair at Chica-
go. She is a pianist of unusual ability,
and although she has had all of her
musical education in this city she will
rank favorably with those who have
been educated abroad. One of the
numbers which she will play on Satur-
day evening is Weber's Invitation to
the Dance" and is the same selection
that she played in Chicago. Already
much interest is manifested in this
lecture, which is said to be, perhaps,
the most popular of the series.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-19
Special Cheap Excursfon Tickets

At one fare plus two dollars for the
round trip win be on sale Tuesday.
April 23d, at the Offices of 1.-The North
Western Line" from Minneapolis and
st. Paul to points in the Southwest
including Colorado, Utah, Nebraska
and South Dakota. For detailed infor-
nation as to these rates and superior
service to points in this territory via
this line call on agents at Corner Rob
ert and Sixth Streets, st. Paul; 10
Nicollet House Block, Minneapolis, and
Union Depots in both cities.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-19
Hogs With Cholera.

A load of hogs arrived at South st.
Paul yesterday from H. Schroeder.
Minnesota Transfer. that showed evil
dence of cholera. The local inspector
notified the state board of health, and
Drs. Price and Markoe went down and
condemned them. There is no state
law providing for the disposal of hogs
so affected, SO they were quarantined
and those giving evidence of the dis
ease were killed and put in the render
ing tank.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-19
Supreme Court Routine

The following cases were heard by
the supreme court yesterday:
3. ). Thomas, respondent, VS.. w. 3.
Craig, appellant; argued and submit
ted.
August Hendel ct al, plaintiffs, ap-
pellants, VS.. Henry Benedict. respond
enti Henry Habighorst, defendant, ap-
peilant; argued and submitted.
CHARLES s. Hine, appellant, VS.. Ma
than Myrick, respondent; submitted on
briefs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-19
He Is After Cline

The third trial of the personal injury
damage suit of August Heideman
against the city railway company is
on before Judge Kerr and a iury.
Heideman wants $4,000 damages for
personal injuries alleged to have been
sustained in consequence of a shock
received from the hand rail of a car in
ahghting. The juries disagreed in two
former trials.
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WILL CoNZEM ESCAPE.
Judge Egnn Intimates That In
dictInents MAY Re Quasbed

Judge Egnn Intimates That In
dictments May Be Quashed.
Judge Egan yesterday intimated to
County Attorney Butler that he had
serious doubt as to the propriety of
trying James Conzem on the. other
indictments pending against him if
the evidence to be introduced is the
same as that offered in the last trial.
The county attorney replied that he
would like a day or two in which to
confer with reference to the case. He
would then advise the court. Con-
Zem is the man indicted with James
McAvoy and August Pruden for as
Saulting a number of German boys.
McAvoy and Pruden were convicted
but Conzem was discharged by order
of the court when placed on trial on
one Indictment.
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Senator Davis to sneak.

In addition to the programme al
ready published for the entertainment
to be given by Garfield post, G. A. r.,
tonight, Senator c. K. Davis will de-
liver brief address. At the con-
clusion of the regular programme
dancing and supper will be the order
Of the evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-19
Income Tax De1inouents.

Capt. Harries. collector of internal
revenue, reports that a number of
corporations and individuals have not
made returns in accordance with the
income tax law as yet. THcy are all
subject to a fine of 81 900 each, and a
penalty of 2 per cent on the amount
of tax due besides.
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kreh bieI Lectures

Miss May Strong. the young lady
who is to illustrate Mr.. Krehbieps
lecture on How to Listen to Music"
next Saturday evening. is one of those
who represented the Schubert club. at
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FINDS THEN GUILTY.
Jury Brings in a Verdict After b,
sr.~ Ont All NS~hf

ing Out All Night.
After being out all night, the jury
in the trial of Jerry Mccarthy and
Stephen Devereaux brought in a YER
dict of guilty yesterday morning. At
the request of the prosecuting attor-
ney, Judge Egan deferred sentence
for the present. The minimum pen
atty for the crime is five years in the
penitentiary.
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IHE COUNTY SELECIgEN.


The county court played another
game OF hide aUd seek lhis morning
m!lus Probate Judge IcNnly, Tho
uuanl hour Ut meeting he gpu o'clock
Us .bUull uri but the pfcBuu, corps OF
selro.mon Hro generally taFIy iu thi,
regard aa e "puulir' body. ln sullc..
patton that tuu Inquiry into the county
middle would boo taken uu al the
schedule hour, cE.scleclmuu J. l.
Cnh0on aud Morris we're promptly 10
Ut,gu1anCt; Uul thu three sOlcoimun a..
Ut,,gl Go tuulg committee room soon
after ten nuu remained iu caucus uI t.l
twenty-five minutes 10 twelve, when
they cauU Into court, FuuMIHtl CLERK
stsptJu sut called uuUa HIM ~ rcul
iIu minutes Di the HrHvInuH meeting.
Probate Judge MrN.uy presided at
tuH yniutuuH winch lasted JUST a.
quarter Ul uu hour Eau then Au al.
IuuTuuun. woe taken TIL g.. ~.
hIuuE ii7 "fuHiJu" tnu court lia.
toned 90 tls reading ui letter from
Is. u, S,uglgr, Hugfutrry % the ult.G1u'B
uuYiHury committee, who stated that
tins committee would boz pleased 60
meet with tho sc.octmau on IyosIpy
(lUmJrrJw) morning at lU.JJ, % Cou.
yew.yut To- them, the CLERK was IT,
suuaiul 20 reply that the time named
would be- guile agreeable 10 the honor.
ubIu CJurI.
A petition was read from l.. Jenauu
ct nI, asking thpt TuirI E4sI street,
south Ui Fifteenth sIutA, be declared
open ns Tor us the south bound
afy OF tho ten acre plat
1914 Field survey, ABOUT 100 rods sOuth
81 Fifteenth south, puyso persons
owning luts, UuI urttiYntu, had uO
way 90 rga hiug the same uulu.u the
tuugluFh'NrU named was opened. Re
ttrfcI Mo- i'.u buIecrmru,
An iuquut report waF read from
Coroner q b.. ONenugch, n couple Of
tHE rhl0 Iuuuf petitions were acted
upon u.d then the srlrc,ncu went
uauE 90 their private CHAMBER JlIl luuuh
,mu,
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Ia ,nlLnn-l. 10 M.dIIns.

WAgISOIUS, ID. C., April -2.--Ihs
wuJuiug % George -, Nstuiol Cufzln,
NJ. r., aud Niles Mary Letter was col.
rurn'vi at 80. Johns EpHc1Ull chutgh
90. 1850 TO-DAY amid suBuuH Ui ouch
bHllinucy nu1 iu tho prssuuge VI such
distinguished hssemuiagr % cabinet
lillCtu, diplomats, governors .a1
bishop DH gave tho event the char
setter oil public ceremony. The
church was nllCi with aud euf-
fnuluyi by 70 curious Cr0wu,
IH0 u.hytt were JH8rfh Letter,
hr thUr OF ilc bride, aud FuuE
DuizIu, brother " the groom, Mrs.
Cleveland occupied asrlt VA the Tor.
ward part OF the church. Tue pHsl.
dent 0id NOT appear, EU % g. gu uuwrit.
ten law that tIe executive fnail not
attend private social uvun,r. The
wedding party moved 90" The main
nislr 90 tho chuurCl, where Bishop
Talbot aud Euv. d. M4Ckhy Bmitl
gnl.lulri. Tho Uii1r, IN white satin
aud rare white lace, carrying a cluster
uf white UgaaiiE, was Oh tue arm Of
l0f father Tho bridesmaids, Misses
Mamie nuI Daisy Letter wore plnk
tuiIu gown, with iurgr pink uu.l hats
and JaJflud large bouquets Hi piuk
roses Tho groom ana Mrs. Letter Sir
James md Lady MillgL uud LJfI
iamlnRlJU, tho Gr.1m's uwt man,
Joseph Letter and Frank CurDu oum.
Iiuiei the parity After tuu marriage
service ui the Episcopal church, the
wedding pagty Withdrew 20 the Le.tgg
Traldrucrf where they were iIiutu
later hy rUillyuF md Intimate itiruus
Tor the welding breakfast.
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SETTING OF LAW CASES TODAY
Tue Trials Extend From April 2G.h to
May Bird Inclusive

Chief JustiC1 Merritt this morning
made the following additional settings
OF civil jury cases:
FRIDAY, ArWL 2GrH.
John II. Wilson Va Pacific l.. &
Bug. Go.
Edward p. snIlor VS. Jacob Newman
utul.
Thomas NJ. Robinson Y, Win Kso.
low
MONDAY, Arm Conn
G.s.L. IS II. S. Rwy Go. Va White
& SODA o..
ouon A, woolIoy v, Chn,, Il, John.
SON 81 al.
Chas, T., Hlgglnbotnam '. A. J,
WulgcL
THURSDAY Arm aJrm
Eureka I'm Iniug co. vs. Bullion
Beck and Champion Mlmng co.
WEDNESDAY,, MAY Isr.
WIN. IS. Mcdonnell, VI Charles II.
puuHallpG
Eivarl @. Hines 81 Al Va Charles
T. paImquist NJ nj.
Nu.us Bank Of the Republic Vi
h. ID. Ian0u.
THURSDAY, MAY 2NB.
GFgGt SAIg Lake a. Hot springs Rail.
way Go, vs. John Dalton q, EL
H., Olubtlch cf avs NH. BeatdslUy.
American Com, a Col. Agency VI
+, h, huCAuu ut al.
FRIDAY, MAY BIRD.
I4oronzl Petlt Va sidney W. DArko,
administrator.
Bank VI Commerce vs. Thomas Nc.
Ev0y ut VI,
Jonn Wall eta Va Niagara Mining
anu Smelling Go,
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ruTHugEu, April 2-.-Aimu.t thr
cnufc nuuugs8 .oTl,uu % Daguu#utt-
borough, gpp sit1 Mck.lp.f, 40 lug
N.uUgrahyia rivug was urH.lHytd Iy
hur off, BuppmuI Inc uIary urigIH,
which broke 1u, gi . u.u. IHu i..H %.
vEH'UuFlg gtilu tod 90 $50, UNI o. $780,.
600. Too borough iB wholly WlHINI
hrg app.Guiusi nnl "a uuesut uuEsIe
offered the only resistance 90 th.
hamaE, a high Wind lr1y1 tAr ufn
up ihu hillside, ana uvtTrlHlrg Boz lts
path was destroyed. Tho Town ls
panic STRICKEN. Owing 90 iAr lack 10
"1tgr aud u.0 Hppafatus, Hi,le iu.uI.
naca waa .ssIird by the iraloIty owe
UH, tho Insurance premium being
almost prohibition.
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ONLY A FREE PASS.
Ares. Of Huntington, President Of
the Southern Pacific,
ron ALLEGED VIOLATION OFL,w.
The Railroad hing Pays but Little SO.
tsullun to the Proceedings
10 Court

NEW YoWS, Apm g2-CollA T..
Huntington, prgsiIunto' Sue s uthurn
Pacific railway, Wa arrested today ou
q charge OF giylng a'irse pass TO one
Fn.E Stone iu yi1isliun % ,us lu,,5-
state commerce law. p.cslsut uuu.-
irpion Yves nrrnignci before Dr.. IS.
C5nnl.s. uuT sAGI. lIt waaE..fr.
tlntci by Frederick ID. ggu1g.. .aa.-
inptJn admitted his identity bio WINS
taken before judge us8wu, of t1g u.
5. district court Tor warrant u Tee
m0vii 10 California.
THO indictment against Huntington
was found 900 March -j, Iu San Fan.
cisco, % Carillu4 uIUy OF which FuH
Brut 90 United s utua District Attorney
MuFaTlauy, who notified $50 railroad
precedent o. appear before thu United
5iaius CUmmiHsiyuurA anu furnish b1uts
When Huntington was uIniFuud,
DommIf-1HHr Sululi8 HuII gUI only
quest In lr could iHquifc into wHH one
Of Identity, watch IUuIuri, Tor Hunt
iugtuu, Huli would uU admitted. hu
order WI. thuu mHIe out holding him
o. await the Issue 90 warrant Ui &C..
muvaL Council then went before
Judge Brown, United state district
court, nul tus brafIur ,.sa UAuI f4f
next 'Tuurri4y. a.. .jr 81. Huullgg.
TON iu the mraltiuu b-Iuy sIIs,-pI Io
20 on bis own fpr.uufgarc.. Hunt
iug.uu said tB r. reporter. HfIrr tbrir..
COO fugs before CGmmIs.luupr -LIilIs.
uI nave known FfauF Ygu.y u
yrsrr. HrsuSau Frnucrsrl Iagvrr.
/ would not ralI him o. Wicked man
ugrauI. wicked fuaH would nod do
tr.rgs that way. no Iaau tuU0rFnt
Kind uf "a follow. j .uruBs. lao affrt.d
this thlrr u.crusr Z iiuuri HI. I'm
.nms Wuy Ur .ih... bow. lI.HJ. hn.,,.
may have slvau hImnla..: pr.llbIr
J. IiI, bus 1 sagr 0ut many paHa.8
l.at 4 dpu5t rum,masra third 8IiBfu.
pg.sY. us4.IIy rive. uut Hsp ru,Iufs..t
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orrJ,ttL uEsIAt
Statement OF tI,s Iapnnsse Upycrn.
mont

statement OF thr Iapanssc Upycrn.
mont
lU.uIsEfa, Auril 92.-IHa follow.
lus Boz tut t.ag 90 d gtatvmyul iasuyI uy
the JapaaH.r government denying thu
30 has conc. .i.I an Offensive ami de-
tousivo alluuuH with CHA, uuI dc
Claring tnns the commercial aIvaul.
ngos secured uy Japan viii also be vu-
JOygd by other pgw0ra under the
favored nation treatment
NJ HHpprUlaub.Ius IRE reported CUT.
rent In Laupu regarding the IfrmB %
tho JupAuC8u-GuiurHh treaty, /. nos
Ogun represented that Japan hg.
secured tW1 peg cont al yal5Iem due
on impJTB lus..HI OF specific duly
aud formed au offensive and
defensive alliance with China.
The COMMERCIAL concessions OhinIutd
by Japan UDg.hI lfb0ae already
secured boy the Treaty powers uuIrf
the iay0Fll nation clause cUmuriHr She
right 90 rby'FHI. t"H Yang 10 Yang
90 Chung King nW# TIau the Wulu
sung river nui canals iHI,ug 60 500
CHOW and Ha.E ll.w uua th8 right
90 import machinery Hna certain guuIr
Iuly free amt -aU. .agturts, These
Cluuea .i1us arc H.t exclusive fH JaJnu,
they naturally extend lu luo European
puwUTr, lu Vlru. $40 favored nation
clause. In securing thgB privilege
Iof 900, JHlag eN.tcH the approval of
ull tho pYwsr. Tue wrJTtol offensive
and defensive alliance aIesl not exist.
The imperial PROCLAMATION juft
lsBueI eEhuFls she Dsti0n 10 m0drt-
alton at the prrsgut iuuCluTo Of the
COUNTRY % history.
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NEW YORK, April 22.-rhe trans.
action iu wheat this morning about
uquaIlel the heaviest entire day's trad.
log his year being l3,lgj,O0O
bushels, ami Hn advance M ia the
prices over Saturday was tho biggtst
single jump the market has had u
mOuth1. The trnirfi were fairly
crushed In thuir Wild efforts 90 exc
cuts buying Ofdurs. The price iluCtu.
nted violently, anu soon after opening
began o. snlo down again only IN.
ufcBsing he excited icellnRF, 10 is gen.
orally conceded that the suyuncb wa
the result OF tue bun enthusiasm
which hal At last broken loose ~ real
earnest, well backed up by OutsiIr
support. There wgB a lot Of snort stuff
covered uud good amount OF switch.
ing UOut. May Ououud Z! higher az
ja3, sold mp 10 Gls unu ,Auk 10 90
Com anu oats made qioa response To
the rlsa iu whuat, Out sustained
glVrp noon reaction,
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Nam Calcu % SoaIg predIclrd.

VICTORIA, D. G., April 22,-Seallng
men prophecy that the coast catch will
be very light TINS year the prediction
being uBBvJ upon the bad luck whigu
tlu Indian srnO1ner- have had, AZ also
the fleet VI American vessels now la
Mean bay, These vessels have not
d0uu any calling for over "A month,
having been prevented rom oporating
by rough Weather, They hRva D. I
maursl average catch o nlty skius.
News Of the Neah bay tlopt waa
brought by the schooner Mountain
Cuef 0i this port, She hal spoken
tue leTosss Of Victoria, Win not more
t4Au tuilty skins.
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mAnnI.nN a nANnInArr-
win bc Nominated br th0 Gopubiican
Convention ~ "a nlnriuIiisL


CmCA0u, Anil ga 6peoinl dis
patton lrYw ln4lauaplla 5sys: Ben.
lGmiu Halu-1n Will ur tho candidate
OF tho bimetulilsts ia the United States
In 1895.
Iuis statement was made t5iNy bys
Republican uf lStional pr1mineuoa,
wn3 Aal just Iad q t8.E wish the ex-
Pfolilsnt
"dn Will b3 nqmiaateI by the Re-
publican convention ssnulmurl mise
candidate, "said hcspeaEeg. "rhat is
the plan VI his friulIa / 40 NOT know
30 General H1r,.aog win actively sock
tho nomination. Hs can get IL with.
out ut'uring a word. The silver PEG.
pie Of the West know h.s sentiments
anu they are sa'i hgI that hsElaudB
frau they can hIpU 10 got IN 1898.
"Ihe gpugrh which General lArri.
Guu made IN Colorado Feb. %, 1894,
while on hia Way 90 California, viii
nominate him. II was the hrst utter.
uuce Of tho uE-pFu.iIent after he hal
lott the White house.
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iLLrHEArGp ~ mENIoo.
"'loT' Of An American Who Has ~.
chpCd From pFIsun.

ohpod From rTison.
d, HOUSTON, TeEas,April 9g,-JDbpsop
''Auiy a locomotive engineer vino
..t,,,4Ny ucaped irom the coal mines
MY eight miles from Monterey.
III, aii'A'e', ID Ia this city. He said today:
a., va BORN IN Lexington, Ky, whore
~! Ia'htl WIS we'll known. Ypnra
1s' went Go Mexico as an engineer
we International rsni. Abrut
MA. year, ago we backoi out VI Il
N.Y. anu ran over and killed. a
5'A'vau lo0u, At the next Ftatlou
r,' 'lo" vac arrested AID thrown i'm
10 We were reius 81 lntgreyursp
vsrs ''ru''' lueul without trial, we
MN. '1h'h 70 mine 49,, ~, near
nIi. Ihero uro su.l twuuty yr
r' " Americans There. We could
v..t 'uiiuuulgat6 with tho uutgl!p
gB',t' one night last January our
nal 10Y trunk on smusglcI whisky
hi. s94h chunk OF cJuIaul pnashel
BII,. -umnIugd my cunuauioua.
p,,y 't1Surs, my fireman, BUIy
g'|tli lue conductor, aud Frank
l,,g.'h and Hlly Eullwen. me
uII',uutieu, an Americans. We sllpprd
m J,,,'.' another guard aus knorEg1
ai'.1 ,As head auu dropped M. Buuy
hklr,, t,II'''h VI the shHit, gg4 igui.
Vrt'-n'''ao lisloIa u tie dead gusrdf.
t.s5 "nI,.a Ton The mountains ana trav.
guIds w. Wy night with stars ns our
Hsys tWVy '.llng all Villages and rail.
Ayip, ,r ~ walked three wJkry months,
mtW' va Ioole,herbs aud au tccasioral
leau n. olnt two years ago / saw
'! u0ll,a young boy from SYRIA.
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CHICAGO, April -g.-.rhe appellate
court EH, reversed the decision OF tue
superior court lu thu mGudamuJ suit "
Murray Nelson against tho u0ard VI
70 issue rerUmpt0ty writ restoring
the wealthy operator 10 mumbuTrnIp %
the board. Nelson was expelled fbf
alleged violation OF the boarl's rules.
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DENVER, Colo, April ga.-Malor.
General AirC0oA retired Mt noon today
from command o. tue department Of
the Colorado ON account OF nRr. Crre.
monies were confined 10 handfhHkiug
and congratulations, A telegram was
received from Washington directing
Colonel In mas Ware, che s4lu,aui-
General, 10 transact tue buslucss OF
headquarters uuiil commander il
regularly assigned b tubs department.
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Mhsnl Vow Ita.lnr . Ilnnm.

CHICAGO, April g2.-whrat started
up wiliiy toIEy, opening ! higher,
and advanced q. before 10; heavy
realizing on the uulgo kuUrkrd ! per
cent, but the market remained very
strong, Partridge WA uraiu thought
60 DO covering aud the bull feeling was
helped by the strong cables uuI tAv
expectation uf tW0 Wlllou burhel
decrease ia the Visible supply.
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WAaHNUrJS, ID. G., Anil .2.-h
Telegram uuuIyeI ut tue navy ucptrI-
meut announced lHe ssiliHg y,stefd y
uf Admiral MuaIy's tQuaIt0T ir0n
Colon. All the vessels started, IhU
Minneapolis going 10 Nit gs,ou,thrNcw
York 10 ColOm1in, the Cincinnati, At.
lsftR anu liaiuiEn heading Tor Key
Wet. Secretary Herbert says one Of
the shiIs vii. 10 Bsut back 20 Colon
s0Do, but the movement o. MaAIs's
tuuHurun BE- regarded ne showing that
tso Naturalization has absolute CDut'
Uyurr lhat I'm Nlcara .uHu utaiIH the
Butah government Will taEe no slpls
iuimlcal 10 IS murluau iUtor,H'u.
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Judge Merit. made another Getting
OF civil cases nBt thing This murulu
aud then ne ami Jury resumed TIE
further healing Of the pult brought py
JuIge puwuga against the Salt Lake ~
OGDEN Gar aud Electric Ligut Co.,, the
triul or which began la-t Fulny Tine
plaintiff sluElt 10 recover 500, alleged
'u he due ss salary earned, partly 10
1899 guI patty ln 1888, no At that time
being tho regular sgAuUI attorney fUr
lie company, lie stated no Was en-
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~ rErEmuURG, Aprl %. The
".l9s lftU'yl says that IN return for
Voc hllpYItu l Germany and France IN
4'-',laa lpl0atlIn 10 tho cessiuu Uf
w., ,.' LAO luag peninsula 10 Japan by
w. Wta,y OF peaeclust concluded win
alua, i'ls''a has agreed tOHupI0rt all
1.l4'An ltmantH regarding German
s.-.ll'Ieisl interests, anu nlso my
-'".l oil France win regard to China.
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BRlEr rGLEGRAMS.


Cholera hos broken out IN Mecca
United Statr8 supreme court tUdHy
dlu not make any announcement con,
ceruing tns petition Tor a go'henring O..
,.e income tax.
A revolution Is reported 10 have
broken uut Ia luu province OF Santiago,
BueHOs AyT1B. The governor haa
He'd.
The lOug-,Ereatousd strike OF the
Paris omuibuses was commenced
Today. Only few OF those yehiclpa
are running, escorted by police.
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uuchannn's Iluur Draw. gcar.

EISG Sisu, g. y, Aprl 2a.-War.
uu4 sage ual liked Wednesday Tor the
execution 81 DR.. buchanan. His vile
was VITA him over Two huuF5 yust 10
day, iu uguu her PROMISE 10 70
Albany tuiB nlruing sud a5k Cover,
nor Morton 10 grant him a respite o
thirty days. lawyer Gibbons Buua.
auau'a COUNSEL stated this forenoon
that he did not 500 that no could 30
anything more Tor tho condemned
man,
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MouNr CLAIRE, n, j., April &C.
The Case OF Fiul GrilllA, the l2.yeag.
old son OF John Gam d, who was bad.
ly burned by iiro.0fuCGgrs which were
ln his plgRot, On July 4 last, Ia tho
uujeut VI considerable interest mere.
Tho lower part Of the boys body and
the let. leg were irighltully burned,
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rmE VANS INDIA.
A HonIay FIrm OILERS a. supply ia
l.Nhu with arms

A bombay flrm oilers o. supply The
i.Nhu Wltu AIMS
CALCUTTA, AVI' ga dispatch
was received from 7imla this morning
from sls Robert love, commander U'
the British expedition against UmFH
Kahn, confirming lhu announcement
that the Chl,rai ,UTl had been relieved
by ca. Kelly. Guuofsi CRActl'a
dying column has reached Der aul
the main bDAy o. following RAPIDLY. a
sensation has been rsunad iu AllitAry
nul other circles by the discovery ny
sir Robert Lowe as HIan kalai, OF d
letter 10 UmM kHBui rom a BOMBAY
iirni, Offering JruHHiy him with every
Kind OF modern weapon uli enclosing
photographs of qu.us luug guus.
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NentIsrEnoh nnIcIass.

PmLApELrmA, April g2.-Geo.
sc0ttuTgoud, aged ~, known 10y nearly
every tutimau from Maine 90 Cali
fJTuia, Commilted suiCuo early this
morning Ia the club hyutr ~ Tie Old
Point Breeze race track by shooting.
ScnttergoOd mas been ~ anu 1t Ia be-
luvel he became temporarily insane,
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Probate order.

A brief hearing was mai this morn.
ming IN the probate court 10 the matter
OF the estate Of Fanny y. Thatcher
deceased, on tho report Of tlv commits.
siuners appointed 10 partition said
estate, JUICE McNally maIe an orlsr
confirming gls same,
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uHH.r lha most careful treatment t'e
ggu- would MOT honi, AMI siIu Hsa.l.
iu. Hls fu-HuuI 10. The uuuu.y thtt
.as been placed 0u the boy l1a been
taEnu rom over two huralgi .gig.ua,
ifinuIpally muu. MI thbuuu, young
mau F.O uas tnkua great Interest Bro
the case, bias contributed 1000 giraffe.
Iu. gIafts sro hardly rcrc.. iu.ei each
Doing about tHu H.1' Ji % tiHHuai.