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WAsuiSUIuS, March lJ.-in the
Senate toIay Lodge (MpH.l stated
that sherman had made al luauvetteui
CtfUr IA saying yesterday tuat he
(LIdEe) had soru Secretary Olnty AMI
secured private pnpufs and Information
~ O. Cuba, Tue papers cane g. the
committee on foreign relations from
tho state department AMI inc udrd a
toll statement from the Spanish min.
istsr, Duluy do Lone. luis Huu
other papers were OF such conn dental
character that they could not be
quoted Ur muIo public.
Sherman nssUnted % LodRe's state
mcnt, saying he recalled that the
papets CsmU from the state department
nj tho request OF the committee and
tine statement OF the Spanish lobster
hai been read aloud % the committee
uy Fus. THIS brought ll0at O. his
fgut with a surprised inquiry whether
tho Senate SHOULD not have the bench,
Oi this statement VI tho Spanish case.
at would be pf1uct 10 lay 10 before
the senate in executive tussl0n,' 70.
spoudcl sherman.
"A ar suggested such session.
Wolcoit aided Ia decisive toues thai
the explanations Just given placed TIA,
senate In most unusual dilUmms.
cline senators are nskei," SAID
| WulC1ti, $40 vote on y quesuan Of TACT
on testimony rep0sing IA tue breast 0
the members u tue committee
on foreign TUlatiOn,j on losIim0n!
that cannot b. disclosed 10 Ihi
rublic OF 70 a. except IN executive ses
| sion, aud these resolutions are to 20 Il
another chamber which has no tx
| ecutiye session aud cannot have pos.
session " this testimony. wOull be
glad 10 ask whttltr W. are & yield oul
Iudgm ut anu cur conscience ~ "a,
committee on foreign relations"
Hawlcy (Couu.J rose 10 state briefly
that he hoped some declaration on
Cuba uld be offered on which al
would astrc. ho aided that at The
pfnper time he would insist on further
conference on this particular declare
ton.
Cocktoll was recognized for a speech
m support OF the silver amendment "a
the taril bill, which measure hgd been
Ga bbeyAuce siHce tue refusal of tue
-cnsIe 10 sdoIt MUTrlll's motion IL
consider H.,
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IrALY,s rnsITIoN.
Negotiating for Peace Win usneiik
aud Itsr HtRudinE la Europe.

Negotiating for Peace Win nsnciiE
and lt.r stRndinE la Europe.
RoME, March l8.-NcgoIiatlons with
Kiug Monolik have beBn opened, and
u IL anticipated that peace will DO con.
oluded beiorc long,and the war depart.
ment has COuntufmaudtd the insttuc-
llons sout to vafluus points Tor the hut.
tyiug forward VI telnf1tUumeutH 10
Africa. IL IL admitted that King
Humurft NJ one time was face 10 lace,
with the possibility Of outbreaks seti0ut
enough 10 develop into alm,st any.
lulut. IL has cuAUlcd social ais 90 DU-
tain concessions they cIuld u0t other.
wise nave commanded. To cap the
peaceful climax Cumua the pleasant fc'
pOtt thnt Emperor william Oi Gut'
many, Emperor Ffsncis Joseph, Aus.
ttin, anu King hupiOert Will meet al
Genoa In . lew dayr, aud \ seTirs Of
urilliant ietes will be held W demon.
slrste 70 all whom II may concern thAi
Italy, instead Of being iriundlrss uuon
tho verge Of bankruptcy aud oncum'
befed bya tOltcfing throne, IL strong
sud IN earnest 10 support Germany anu
Austfii. ard Will ue backcd ~ Great
Bt Ia q In any emergency.
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uear MI Hunungton's sstimste ls to
the Truth may be Judge from the fJl.
lowing staten INT male by Mayor
5uiro.
o. the 1900 OJj persons In California
u may solely b. said that |, il0,0O are
opposed 10 the funIing bill. Toe l0O,.
UOD who favor tue scheme are bankers
WhO bold the bombs Of the COMPANY
aud people who are Otherwise unu 70
the control " The company. IL IA out
fageOus that Huuti gtOn should nave
tue tnroututy 10 tell such bafeiacci
inlseh- 1ds tot congressional commit.
tse. He would have Congress believe
that am the only msn In tue state
VINO IL opposed to the funding oil
which, ~ q matter OF fact, the senti.
meut here Il almost a animDuely
against II will bs the gtesiest ca.
lamlty that ever bo'ell state n Hunt.
ingiUu succeeds In hOodwinking Con.
grugs TO pass tho bill. Tue iunuing
scheme proposed by Senator Morgan
will DO fairly acceptable"
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wAsmiSuION, March 10. The
bureau Ut construction anu repair VI
the navy department today sent the
House Committee on naval alfalfa d
request tors spccial appropriation OF
S85O,uOO TO put a number OF war vos'
sells into suApo for service u needed,
The department represouts that with
this amount tho leu ships now out Of
commission eau be- made ready TO 10
into commission. inu COMMITTEES 10
discussing The atyItGbiliIy ot granting
the request.
The committee decided 10 recon-.
mend that AN appropriation Of $780,
900 DO made anu the money immeIl-
Htuly available, They sIs0 reduced
the regular appropriation for olnstruo-
tim aud rspairs from tli,OlO,uOJ to
l2,5UOOOO,
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MARSHAL NEY
tue story that tie was Nat Executed
ImriIer lanmTmah.


NEW YORR, March lS.-Rsv. J.
Weston, rector Of the Episcopal church
VI the Ascsual1a at HlcAory, ,. c.,
vino recently wrote q volume entitled
"uisturic Doubts NJ 10 tue Execution
Of Marshal Nsy," has informed his
publisher, Thomas Whitaker, " this
city, that the theory that Nuy was not
allied on December Z, 1915, has been
farther confirmed by recent re-
searches.
According to tho argument advanced
M the took, Nry was not hit by tue
bullets aimed vt him on thu nod Of tx
ocuti1n, AMI afterwards was taken 10 a
hospital by his friends ami Ned Ia ilr'
ga se to America, where hB lived ne
Peter Stuart Ncy, a schoOlmasler Ia
North aud south Carolina, until Nov.
10, l7i6. wnsn 10 diud.
Mr. Weston hal learned that q sou
Of Marshal Ney called upon Peter
Stuart Nsy about seventeen years altof
the lattut's atflval IN hmorlui. A icw
years ago Mf. Weston found that this
son, n respected physician, was living
In n little town near LOulsville, Ky.
He l. 80 yeats old.
Ho adm tied his Identity 10 Mr.. ives.
ton. Ho said he camo ~ this country
IN 1887, anu his father gave him Il, 900
lie entered tue Jefferson Medical Col
logo In Philadcll hia, where no wal
graduated.
Dufing his whole No. In the Unite,
States, however, he has lived under Al
assumed name. lie said that on "a,
evening after the supposed execution
his father visited the house OF his
mother Ia Paris aud remained iew
minutes. lie has written history Of
uis father which he has plaCoi In Mt.
Weslon's hands. His Identify will mol
be- uivuiged until alter his death
49, TT. A.. b.. H.. ....lIl.t...N
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KENTUCKY'S BAD FIX
Tho Assembly Ldjulrns Once NoIo
Without Election,
AND AFTER An EXCITED SESSION
Bronston Makes Preparations Tor O
Personal Encounter, bul is Per-
suadtd TO Desisl.

FRANRFORr, Ky, March lS-At
1850 an. sheriff Armstrong received
instructions from GJvernor Bradley to
clear the senate cloak room 10 which
we're Senator Blackburn and irlenis,
including JACK ChinH. Tue Black
burn leaders at once drew upH Tesyiu'
ton to rOuuke the governor, which the
senate adopted.
Pctrie, Republican, asked that
committee Uo appointed to clufof with
the governor aud see n such an order
hsd been Issued.
Bfouston bitterly scored the COVER
not.
Gdebel said the governor hai no
fight 10 interiors with tue rights VI the
senate. IL Tor one," he shouted "am
ready - protect my own nights aud
privileges "
Bsller (DomocrAt) said It was the
duty " tue Senate, out OF respect
10 the governor, ~ susd committee
aud hnd out n ho had Issued tucn ~
oTdcf.
Bfonston talJ-Nevcr will q com.
mittug 20 TO the governor win my
| consent, or with my vote.
SbUuu ArmsfOng here bAli that lac
had ulvud tue orders mentioned
r. m the governor
BfUustUu said! 81 would dOn0uucc
the &C, 0i tho governor, u " were with
| tue last drop u my blood, IL 10 an
Outrageous, unlawful aud tfeachefuuB
aci,H he screamed, amidst tue pJuud
| lux Of the gAyyl anu the suppressed
hum VI ma y voices. "Let the COVER.
nor leave w. alone. Pass the tesUlu.
] ITO sand condemn tue man who n
/ Z vernon by accident. 1 dsn0unco bio
/ Hctlou aud am ready ne n kruIuCkiau
aud IA man"
Senator DvBoo denounced the tttlsc.
| ton on Governor Bradley o. inlss aud
untrue. ~ FAY II to his face, said he,
/ glazing o. Etonstou. Then he eat
down. Br1nstOn Jumped up and COM
/ menced ~ unbuttOu hts vest Before
no could act, tho presiding OillcUf
succeeded Ia restoring order.
saliut said he gas not willing TO iu-
suit the governor, ana moved 10 refer
the motion Onufud by BfOusI0n 10 tue
committee on rules. Inis was done.
Biout,oB, Govbel anu tbs leaders Oi
Blackburn, seeing thuy had been out
voted, subsidized. 10 tbs shrnh al
tempts W cleat the senate cloak room
there will 10 trouble, A. blackburn tnd
nis frienua ray they Will bot GOT out
In tue IUiut assembly the rol. cal
showed l2s members prestuf, rro o.
safy to choice %. The ballot fotullosi
Blackburn, 6J; Carlisle, 10, Buck.
nef, /.
The Republicans again refused "a
vote. There was no quorum. Populisl
Poor 70 used 10 vote, Tue chair M,
nouuUud no election anu ths assembly
adjourned.
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uuion rac,no IIrarinr.

WAsuIN0ION, March l8.-rhe Sen.
ate committee ON Pacific RAILROADS TO-.
sumcd iIH sitting TO-DAY duv ting itsolf
TO tue Union Pacific. Ouvor W.
Mink, oue OF the tucciyurs u that
road, was iutcfrug we'd ny senator
NUulcUu anu sail tupre WIS., included
800 tue Uuion Pacific system nb ut
1000 miles VI NhiUn $50 VIZ. govern.
muul.a'deI road, anu By belonged 10
tue Uuiln Fac DC company. For
these l,542 miles las gtS.H esruiugs
have been Tor twuuly.sx uuutuH
since the ROAD rsmv uu tue haudE Of
receivers f3g,s32 b1-; aud ,ue Oucrnt.
iuF expenses a., l7p -BI. HutaiI that
in tuIs time TIE CON any paid 80.
lU5 90 Interest Oh dtUA SECURED,
especially up the gumpauy's lAlds,D
which II hUiI S.8i7,OJJ aofes.
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CHICAGO, March l3,-ls has been
decided ny Judge BufEr thAt the mau-
net In which the Juries have been
lately drawn In Cook county IL illegal.
rhr law requires that nil tue drawings
for lurOrs shall be made In tho presence
OF tue county Judge snd this has not
been done. SeTiOus legal compiler
tions are expected because OF cases al
reauy dtoiied by iurlss Illegally
drawn,
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TmE nR0wN TRIAL.
only s.wspapsr Reporters aud wiz.
ussses Admitted,

usshes AuuitAAtus
San FRANCISCO, March I3.-At the
evening session OF the council before
which Or. q. q. Brown Is being tried,
only newspaper reporters and wit
nesses were admitted. Attorney
Maggie, DR.. Browns consul, was not
permitted TO remain In the room and
before departing made several satCas-
tic remarks about the manner 10
when the trial 10 being conducted
which may prevent him from appeaf-
ing nj the remaining sessions,
The evening was devoted TO hearing
the testimony Of n young lady VINO Is
"a member OF the church, who swofo
that some time ago DR.. Brown threat.
sned to circulate n scandslous story
about her unless che should cease her
opposition 10 him. She said the story
was based on the fact that two yeafs
ago, while assisting m the church, out
OF curiosity she accepted the invitation
VI an organ repalrer to 20 inside the
big organ In the church. she re-
NAMED but u few moments but met
DR.. Brown as she stepped out. She
said eho supposed DR.. Brown drew a
parallel between Il ~ incident anu his
alleged meeting with Miss Ovetman
In n lodging house. Dr. Brown adj
miiled part Of the story but said he
never threatened tho woman. He
said he told her that her actions on
this occasion might easily be misuon-
6ltued ms his had been, ami advised
her 10 DO more charitable in her Crltl-
glbms OF him.
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NEW YoRK, Marcn II, 1886.
FOR IlI.rnI nI.possl ofnodIs..

CHICAGO, March l3. - Warrants
have been taken out for ths arrest OF
IA. e. Allen, dean oi Herring College,
and the following officials OF tho same
Institution; q. W. Ray, business man.
ager: Il. e.. Fisher, registrar, and Misc
Elizabeth 5hlTra, matT0n, The charge
against them Ia tbs illegal disposal Of
two bodies, found In a barrel last Sun
day. Geo. Cltizun, tho eNptessman
who dumped the barrel containing the
bodies into the alley, and John Me.
Douald, the father Of tbs infant whose
bDuy was found In the barrel, viii also
DO arrested,
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niui,tsr WIN, wnIL.svs.

Ban FRANctCJ, March ia
special from Honolulu 10 . local paper
say:
u. 3, Minister willis has announced
hi- inieu ton Of leaving Hawaii April
l5th. THIS statement, In tho face "
the ministers recent denuuciail0u VI a
similar report, l. construed AMI genef'
ally believed to moan that he will not
return. Many people arc u the opiuiJn
that tue American legation here Will
be- closed for tue remainder VI ptosi.
dent Cloveiand's term IN orlcr 70 get
even with the Dole regime Tor crllIcls-
ing the action OF Minister Willis IN
rolu.ing 10 acknowledge the January
celebration.
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nhIp for ~. uorbstt FiEhi.

New YORK, March l3.-yames
wAkelry OF thIs city, has received lhu
following letter. WHOA he IL invsstl-
eating aud n tho project " approved
by his attorneys he viii make an offer
Tor the CUrUoit.Fitsslmmons fight
better than that recently adopted by
tho National sporting ciuu:
James Wakeley. Dsar SiE / have
tor ssle a floating thsstor bulk on "a
very slring vessel null, capable Of seat.
ing | 500 people; Is hG 70 go to sea on
any pnni along the Atlantic coast;
would be Just the thing 70 ule for box
lug matches. 5ne could 10 lowed to
sea OUTSIDE the three mile - il, which
would bring her outside tae JuTisdic.
ton Of any country aud not AmenaUle
TO any law. This Is Just the thiug to
pull Oh any match with. rhe theAtet
is fItad out complete with stage, gal.
lefy, private boxes, seats. calo, living
rooms, bath rooms, etc. She Is Dui,I
extra strong, 40 ~ 10 stand rough
weather; sns cost $4,000; can be
bought now for SIS, 900. Would like
10 near from you.
Very truly you're,
4. Ii. FRANKLIN,
Nu,v VpuIg MaFnn 1 2 1880
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mseeIrsr. AppalnIsa.

BUTTE, Mont, March l0,-The
Miner tnis morning says application
was made NJ MiuOula yesterday to
Judge knowles Of the u. Z. court by
the New York attorneys Of tue eastern
oTouItorr, tor receiver Tor the Butte
and Boston Mining company. Tue
application was made on two suits, one
by the MassHohueults Loan aud Trust
company, Of Boston, 60 foreclosure n
mortgage given to secure an Issue VI
81, 900, UUO bonds; tho other suit ID by
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oSnnth American Rennbllcs.

The next address before the meeting
Of the officers Of the National Guard Of
Utah, viii be by Lieut.. G. w. Castle,
lG,h u, 4, intanlTy--fubieot, "South
American Republics A. War Powers"
The time aud place OF meeting Ia II u.
IN. SUNDAY March l5), adluiant gem
eraPsotilre. An invitation 10 attend
IL cordially EXTENDED 10 all interested,
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WAsHtNGToN, March l3.-wllhin
the usxt two or three weeks the
WorIis Fair medals and diplomas
will be sent 10 their owners. For near.
~ two ears tue bureau Of printing has
been engaged ipJn the work OF prUpar.
INK the diplomas. Some idea Of the
task may lie had when II Il stated that
upward VI $4,000 diploma, were nuoI.
od aud that uaun ono hal n be printed
separately from single form, IL the
nGmo OF the person 10 whom the
diploma was awarded and tue exhibit
Tot which It was made, simply written
on the diploma, tho work would novor
have amounted to much, but II was de.
cided 10 pTlut the name Aud exhibit.
rne Il plOmas were sent 10 the printers
complete, with tue exception Of the
blank space near the conter, where the
nAme OF the exhibitor, the name OF tue
exhibit, the reasons for making the
award sud the na-nss NJ the Judges Ia
that particular class were ~ be ib1uflei.
The matter printed varied greatly ia
the different diplomas. Sometimes It
was only few words. Then tbs
printer used large type, aud the work
Of inserting the text In tasteful style
was vmpsfatlyely easy. Again, the
text includes One or more tables, snow
log the character VI the exhibit aud
the percentages upon which the award
was based. In that event II required n
tkillul pfiutet 10 do tho wUtk wei.
When the proof was finally satisfactory
tue engraved diploma was put ou the
press anu single impression adopted,
In other wOtds there were $4,000
separate BUTTONS Ia this great WORK
but only onB single copy in each
edition.
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CHICAGO, March ia special 10
the NswB from Washington says:
Six delegates chosen W the Dstrict
OF Columbh Democrats TO tue Chicago
convention 10 uninslfuctod NJ TO can
didates AM the currency qurstiOH.
a resolution oundvmutug President
Clrvvl lui WAS voted down, 20 90 ~,
but the delegates are bitter enemies VI
President Cleveland. Vale the iree
silver resolution was tabled Ia the com.
miltee by tic vote, the delegates are
nearly all Tree silver men,
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CHICAGO, March Sin aid OF the
cutters WAC are now out on a strike,
5000 Chicago garment workers last
night ut their nesting declared sym
patustic strike. This vast body o.
WOFkeTu viii necessarily be- Joined by
as many more who arc not members Of
the union aud who are In sympathy
with them and for whom there would
be no Work during the idlonesa VI the
cutters, tIimmeTs aud tailOfs.
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ERIE, Colo, March l8.-Gf tho coal
war has been a boon 10 consumers, u
haB alec bsou death 10 tue min, 10. IL
has brought reduced Income, a bare
suOsls enco In all cases, aud uostitu-
ton iu not few. /. may yet result
IN Hciuai distress In many famllioa.
The winter mas not been favorable
one Tor coal miners. Toe weather has
ucen mill auu tue demand correspond.
iugly light Hence thu miners canned
small wages, not 81 tICsrd t25 per
month. a great macy nave earned
nearer $40 utsl2 month.
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NEW YORK, March l3.-The Her.
ali's special from Washington says! a
report IL current here that Pfesident
Cleveland has sent an officer u the
army to Cubs as n upeoial secret agent
Of the government 10 supplement tie
reports Of tho consular tillcers ny pro.
iessional reports on tho military opera
lions IN the island AMI the condition Of
the insurgents ~ viewed from a mill
tary point. No official confirmation "
this report coull be secured In either
the state department or tue war
department.
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WAaiuaugUS, march t3.-At a fun
mottl. Di tur committee ON pfiv'
ilugcs and elections today, Senator
Ilrhcil, chairman, was authorEsd Co
report his JJint resolution prJposiug nh
pmtulmtlt Co 'nu CHusuutiUu OF tho
UultuI 3 atu providing Tor the eIec'
tom ui Uult.u st4,us senators by d
direct vH.1 90 the people. tho vote
VIZ. iU I ln favor ~ tue amendment,
three Republicans aad two Democrats
voting a. the 1illuunuvC, and two
Republicans sud two Democrats
ahuiu.l.
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p.m.na fer Illue Jay s,oeL.

DESvER, March l8.-rns big de.
mund Tor blue Jay stock caused greater
excItrment on the mlulng stock OK
change than has been seen there for
many day. Tue stock started 10 sell
nj six cents q share nud advanced by
leaps aud BOUNDS, closing at 273 blu.
over four hundred thousand sunfts
were sold. Tne douani tor stock WAS
uue 10 n strike on the Blue Jay claim,
Cripple Creek. Tue nuylng was prin.
olpAlly Tor the account OF tue man
agers Of the properly,
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Salt Lake Temple.

The Salt Lake Temple viii close on
Friday. March 27Ih, ana reopen on
Tuesday, Ann tn, 1896, At 1880 u.m.
Those who come on the latter date 10
attend 10 ordinance work ought 10 be
on hand early, as Tecord.taking and
bapllsms VIII necessarily have TO be
Attended 10 on tho same day,
LORESzJ Snow, President
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ruE RoENTGEN RAYS
Professor MAgls'- Address before tbs
Princeton College.

NEW YORK, March ls.-Prot. w. r.
Magic Of PnnoSton college, spoke be-
fore the Princeton club, OF New York,
AT It's regular March meeting IN the
Bfunswick on the Roentgen rays anu
what Princeton WIS doing toward thu
development OF them. Slereoplicon
platra were exhibited showing the
bone structure Of small animsls and
Illustrating the use Of the method In
treating diseased paris Of the bone ami
detecting the presence Of foreign sub
stances IN the BODY and In watching
the progress Of recovery from opera.
lions.
Win the rays a photograph was
taken Of the hand OF Hugh l.. Cole,
president OF the olub; Of an aluminium
BOX into which JoO Hedges, Mayor
SITong's private secretary, placed a
penny, instead or tho S. gold piece
tnat was asked Of him, anu u key, AMI
a knife. The piGtuTes were successful
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I.spnII.t ConrsnIIon.

TOPEKA, Kan, March l3.-Much
Interest cenlefs In tue action u tho
populist state convention a. Hutchinson
next Tuesday, when nipcty.slx dele
gates will be chosen ~ the national
convention NJ ~. Louis. This Will DO
the largest delegation from any slate
Ia tue Union. The Leaders say there
will be no instructions for President,
although senator Potiur, 10 Is said, will
DO the Kansas candidate,
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Application for Places en- the National
Circuit.

PHILADELPHIA, March l3-Appli.
cations Tor places on the national
circuit should be sent In at once to the
chairman In order to be- considered.
The lets Will be- held open until Aptil
/, after which time no place can be-
signed,
Records Accepted-one.uurlh mile,
class Is. unpacsI, fiyiug start, by o. l..
stevens, HedElck, Iowa, October II,
1895, % o soolnds; ouo.thiTd mile,
Glass Il, unpscod, dying sia't, by U. l..
Strvtur, Hrdfius, Iowa, October II,
1895. Tins SS as seconds.
sanctions gtanted-Juns 20, 20. 81,
Peoria Bicycle CLUB. Peoria, ILL.,, july
3, 4, Cedar Rapids.
Cedar Rlplds bicycling club, Cedar
Rapids, July o, I, Illinois Cycling
CLUB, Chicago.
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SEATTLE, WASH, March l3.-One
party VI 10 men from Pennsylvsnia
snd another 10 from Michigan arrived
IN Seattle TO-DAY 10 outfit mere for Al.
aska. The Pennsylvania people are
going into the Yukon country, and
those from Michigan are bound for
Cook Inlet on the steamer UIopiA from
this port.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-13

the GlIue National Bank Of Boston,
cfrdIlhfs, Tor $4,000, nsRlng iyr q 70.
coIyuf on the ground that the company
II iusJIvent aud II wac necessary 10
protect all Interests. Judge Knowles
appointed John +. FptUiS OF Butte
anu Captain Thomas Couch, receivers.
F0fuH Il the Butte attorney Of tbs
Comptuy And COuch Ia manager a.
we'll AB manager u the Boston anu
Montana. Tho receivers viii take
= ssosfion Of the property vt once, AMI
reorganization will uo Proceeded with,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-13

WAsuuSUUN, infou l3.-Iho Sen.
ate committee uu territories today APP
pointed subcommittee 10 consider
the question OF the admission OF All
EIua ~ slate. The sub.cDmmitter
90 sists Of Suuup, Eikins aud White,
all OF whom are believed 20 bo friendly
TO admission.