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NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS.
The Bill T.tly Reported BY {.
Senate Committee.


NAaUNuToN, April 0.--rho Senate
committee on appropriations today 70.
ported the naval appropriation bill. the
principal amendments arc ~ ioll1wt.
For testing tue methods " throwing
high explosives from guns on board
ships with ordinary velooities, $50, 900;
putcnnsc Of additional Land uulliuint
the naval station NJ Port Royal =. e.,
!j,UlG paving tue streets At the A uap.
Wis rUaIemt, SIS OOJ; also provision
directing tho eutri VI visitors 10 tho ag.
nIUmy 10 examine aud report upOn the
utfifahlll.y VI purchasing additional
laud Tor the academy.
Tue provision regarding large, xvi {
torpedo boats II changed 10y reducing
toe namUer from nvo 10 three, and boz.
crgssiug lhU tpcr1 OF these from 20 TO
800 ku0,s, reducing the c0st from $40.
900 90 500 1000. lust,hI Of ten or more
additional small torpedo bouts, the
number IL limited 90 ten and the cost
msde 100000 instead OF gsID,ulI.
A provision IL aided that MOI more
than two VI tuo baltlcthips All not
more than three tHrIrd1 busis shall be
buiit IA one yard OF 10y one contracting
party. Tue contract ~ TO he RWatdrd
the lowest responsible bidder.
he provision compelling Que battl.
ship 10 be built on tue Pacific coast 10
IA Ili tcd ~ o. o. provide that II snail
not c0st more than live yer Ceut more
than tue lowest bid. Tue provision
ouul cling tho building VI ouu torpedo
boat on the pacirc coast IL strikuu out
rus / me Tor making cOuttsois IL e.
tendsd rom o. 1 10 dAyt.
a provision IL made hu,hbt'zing -
secretary ~ contract Tor TIE building b..
w. submarine t.fpUdO bDats of Ho..
lant type NJ a cost not 10 exceed sl15,'
900 each, but NJ action shall ue taken
until tue HOllAni boat now being
built snail DO fully ictluI 10 tue salts
action " tn secretary, AMI accepted.
The ayr Opriation for the Construction
sui msoniueTy Is reduced from ~ $40. d.
$40 10 s7,S7O,Bjy,
rue relay Ia authorized 20 have
one q the slE now guubOsts authorized
by last Congress bulit anu furnished
Tor training ship Tor tho Naval
academy.
Too provision Tor increasing tue
maine Tps by 900 men, allowing
llr officers VI the marine corps tue
same mileage a. the officers NJ tue
navy, anu allowing the marine cjrps
utilctfs anu men o. us carried by est-
tsiu - lt0Ads a. ulcers anu men OF
tho army, are ~ Oavu out. Tue pro.
vision tuAt all 0iiicris who have been
OF may be appointed 10 any corps Of
tue navy or 10 the marine corps after
service Ia a different c.fps OF tue navy
VI marine corr shall nave tue benefits
NJ their previous service IN the tsmu
msunrT as ssid apgoinlmeI were
a te.eutry into tue navy or marine
CJTIs, IL stricken out.
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What has proved 10 be one OF the
most shocking explosion fatalities Of
the kind 10 tho history OF Utah oc.
CURED in Ogden cat yon at $50
o'clock last evening. By II five men
were killed outright aud nye other,
seriously injured.
The scene ui the explosion was In
Ogden canyon At station 23l Of tue pipe
line Of the Power Dam company. Tue
dead, according ~ an official report
msds BY Chlet Engineer q. X. Bhu'
Mister. to his company ut noon today
nfe, Daniel J. Moran aud Brig. KIRK.
man. Ogdet; Nste Ksmpton, Provo;
J,n RUDY, Huut,villc, aud George
Weaver, WHOSE plsco OF fssliencs has
not yet been nsceftaintd, though dlli.
geut iuquiry has been made.
The Injured ami thJir condition 80
given by Mr.. Banuislot a, the sam
hour loiny are; a drew Spf1ulg IT,,
Spanish f tx, UtSn, lhrsc rIb' broken
Rui hurt INTERNALLY; Nick Lobuon,
FAlrmount, Minn,solp, injuries not
serious; Alfred }. E.ungiori, Morgan,
Utah, back ana one leg btokvL;
stmuO HaIHrli, Pf W, UIah,
ferioIs y iuiuf,d internally; II. Oh.
.o,ple, Provo, Uuh, not seriously hurt.
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a CoUNrEHTgIrERr DEN
Discovered By Accident on . Lea.Iy
Island.

Discovered By Accident on . LoasIy
Island,
BmsTOL, Ind, April 1.-TWO deputy
U. Z. msrshals arc isklnz turns at
watching lonely island in ~. Joseph
river IN the northeastern part Of Elk.
hart county. on which = subtsfrAnoAn
o5untefisiters' den has been discovered.
Tue cave Was accidentally discovered a
Tow dsys ago by two boys who, while
boating on the river, had landed on tho
island. The subtetfauSau chamber 10
about twenty-five feet square and
twelve feet high. IL was we'll stored
with small sAplings and planks. A
doOr on either side opened into two
smaller rooms. Immediately under a
hollow stump was sort OF furnace
which got It's draught through the
entrance way. Double hunks for eight
persons were against One side of the
room And on = table were dishes and
cooking utensils.
Against the other eide was a large
work bench and under IL ia n chesI
was n complete set OF c0u nteFieittTa'
tools. In sort Of cupboard were
uund piles " spurious gold aud silver
coins In Ill stages OF preparation.
Eagles and half eagles aud silver dol
lars were the principal denominations
manufactured. Toe c0ius represented
a face value VI little more than $4,000.
The agents Of the government VINO
have visited the place SAID the work
snOp was evidently that OF men OF
means. Tho process VI manufacture
was to cast the metal, then plate 10
with genuine silver or gold, aud after
wards TO run It through the dies aud
IA ling machines 10 give 1t The elesT
cut. There was found In tho cave tho
pOuket.bOOk OF WIN. Crumbacker, q
wealthy man living near Bristol, VINO
was murdered about year ago. His
mnrdoTers have never been discovered.
Among other packages found was
package OF papers which have been
iIuunled by Albert Salisbury, sE.
postmaster Ut Bristol, us papers that
were stolen from the pJstUfiiCe.
As soon as the discovery was made
the representatives OF the Uuitsd
states At Grand Rapids were notinsI.
also the teCgeI agents OF the treasury
department Of Ihdlanapolla Two
TrpTesenlAUyes OF the INDIANAPOLIS
uillce wele sent here Immediately TO
watch tue cave Jay Aud night but
ihe news OF tue discovery could not DO
Kept ADD the members OF tho gang
have not TeappeaTed.
For the last eighteen months the
agents Of The treasury department ia
Indiana aud Michigan have been 60.
operating In an effort 10 discover
where cUunterieit money that was con.
stantly being put Ia circulation In tho
southern part OF Michigan and tue
northern part OF Indiana, was being
MAZE. They have missed several old
time oouutefIeitefs Tor u year or more
auu they have no dOubt now that they
are tbs men vino have been living ii
Inis underground home anu making
money undlsIuIbsd.
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snIIAEaIs.t,h.rnIsn PscIn..

CnEYENE, wyO,, Aprll 9.-ln the
Uultcd states circuit court here suit
nHs beeu commenced on behalf Of
tue Uuiisd states against the Union
Pacino Railroad company involving
titles 10 properly valued At 81 900. 900.
Tho complaint inuIud's ~ defendants
some go citzeus VI Wyoming nying
along he line VI tue u Mon Pacific.
Tho purpose VI the suit IL The canrulla-
ton VI the patents Issue 10 tue rail-.
road company tor loans selected by
tho company In lieu Vt lands claimed
To have Uevu taken up by settlers with.
IN It's land grant after tno ming by
the company VI lie map Of unite
location Of the Hoe OF its road. The
clam Of the government 10 that a large
parcel Of the iauaH was selected by tho
CJmlauy for lands 10 which claims
settlers had AtIHched Al tue time OF tue
iiliug Of this map. Il 10 believed shat
the ueieube Tor all tho defendants viii
Oe undertaken by the railroad COM
pAny.
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Against Oregon ri.hsrmsu.

SEATTLE, Mash., ApriI g.-Govotnor
MyGaw nus ordered ont portion OF
the state militia because VI The fiUtlng
anu threatened teriyus trouble ~.
tween Washington amt Oregon Usher.
men Ut liwucJ On the Columbia riytf
lie did 30 NJ tno request 0f tue sheriff
aui prosecuting attorney VI Pacific
county.
Governor McGAw said his instruc.
tlUts we're Tor tue militia q assisI the
civil authorities Of Pacific county ~
ptcsrtving order anu frsia.ing tue al.
tracks u bvlligUTeul Oregon nILff.
men.
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CUBAN COSOITIONs,
Insurgents Burning Villages and
HaidIug stores.

NEW YoRK, Ami "a dispatch to
the Herald iron Havana says;
jose CaOeTA RJgue, formerly in
Maxine GnmeE's bliy guard, will DO
snOt IN the Csbanas prison today
Thursday. HIS night leg was ampu.
taIud alter the capture. He IL a
Spaniard. Ga account VI his ibfitmi.
ties, several ladies sud the bishOp Of
The diocese are working 10 obtain 10.
spite Of his sentence.
Three insurgents rode up 10 the store
OF Ramon V,lIes, IN MAIrAnRo, eight
miles from Havana, MAZE demand
iot arms, Say ing that he kept stock.
lie den cd that he had any In he
possession, The men then looted nis
p ace, declaring that he was
SpAuiarJ. They threatened TO burn
him out, nut lott tbs store after warn.
lug him 10 leave town.
Marianne II the heHiquar era Of tho
Havana Yacht Clup, recently warned
10 vaCAls It's premises. The govern.
ment has made special baTTioades
about tue dielriCt,
The town OF la 5alud, In the
Havana pTUvihce, was entered by In.
suTgenlH who sacked several stores an
sol hre 10 many houses. General
Is Tses reports tue capture OF "a Teosl
camp Al JEtAhusAoa. Ia the fghI
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PORTLAND, Dr., Aptil 9,-The Demo.
cratic state convention met ~ II O'Clock
today, elected temporary officers, Rp.
pointed committees ant took recess
until the afternoon. The Ieeoluti NJ
viii declare nr Unlimited coinage nj a
ratio Of l6tOl.
The Republican state convention
met Ut u O'Clock snd after appointing
credentials committee took recess
until /. There are two sells VI dele.
gates from this (Multiuoma) county,
ami hsl.ei contest Ia loukei Tor. The
convention viii declare Ia favor VI bi.
melhlllsm an1 maintaining the parity
vi both metals,
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Choir in Sacramento.

Sacramento RioorJ.Unlo The
famous choir OF the Mormon Taber.
nacle, at Salt Lake, viii give a concert
Mt the Congregational church, In THE
city, on Tuesday, April 2l,t. In the
choir are II ~ sopranos, forty altor,
forty tenors and iorty-fve bnssos The
claim Is made that IL 10 tho largss.
church choir In tho world. 1t was
formed by Brigham Young nearly forty
hye years ago. It's Trpienished anu
sept lresh ~ constant acquisitions
from tue picksd singers Of Halt Lake
CltV. lt has sn enrolled membefship
NJ 900, with an average attendance
eaCh Sabbath Of over iUO, While the
l7b membefs who inauguTated tue
pleasure TIP 10 California are absent,
more tnan tust number Ii lot tehinu
TO utiiclale In the Church exercise
Tue Ch0iT's excursion 10 CalHOruin 10
purely a pleasure trip, ana II viii
give only eight concerts on the tour,
Tue program Of the concerts will DO
inside up Of varied selection Of ora.
tOTlo, opeTalic and miscellaneous work
aud viii Include onoTusts, part sougs,
Glets, solos, quArIsls ana concerted
numbers,
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murder sad suicide Probably.

SALEM, Mass, April 0.-what the
police believe 10 pc murder aud suicide
vas disclosed today when the alarm OF
Dr." was given Tor q slight blaEs Ia the
apartment occupied by Mics Josephine
Manning dfcss maket. The IRE as
iu n folding ted. On the bed lay Mics
Manning, dead. Charles Flynn, who
has bteu Keeping company with her
for some time, Was wfithing 10 pain
iom "a bullet wound lie died soon
htotNAtus,
1ho fire, which probably resulted
RON a pistol sbol amOng the bed.
clothes, vas oItiBguiahed before serious
damags was uOue.l
Flynn was widower 50 years Of age.
The woman was IS years OF age. Lodg.
sfs H. thr house heard the reports OF q
pistol about O'Clock this morning bui
dii not investigate. Three shots were
ntrd, Two VI which penetrated the
w0m,n'a heal, while the third pierced
the mau's brain.
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AmerL.an. L.n,ms snsIn.

NEW York April "a uipatch
10 the HOfa!d rom Madtid ssys: A..
sif- LOOK s1 serious again that AmoIi.
can tourists are hutfyiug away.
The passage Of the heillgsfeucy roso.
iutions has caused excited taiE. a
guard n SIN maintained ~ the Amer.
eau legation tut it has not teen Ia.
creased. Tue feeling IL prevalent that
CRISIS IL uoaf, anu that trouble might
break out at anY moment Tue captain
general " FotflD reports that tue tleet
when 10 bolrg Ofg .u2fI there ls all
fonJy 10 10 10 SEQ. he ships c1mpos.
ing 10 are tho if0uclads poiaclU, 10.
fanta Maria Tvfusa, Nrcsya ani
Oqe.d5 the torpedo destroyer D..
stuctUr aui vari,us totycIo boats.
luvy viii iUrthwith br supplied with
he necessary war msteriai ami Will
Start Tor tue RIVER ArOsa on Friday week
90 20 through a cIurie Of instructions
until the government decides on their
ultimate Destination. Tho last three
named ifonciajh are really second clAss
cruisers.
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ru,inY Amonr Cnin,se soIditra.

VAN CuuvER, q. C., Ayrll g.-Ths
steamer L.upfess VI Japau, which has
lust arrived from the orient, bTiugs
usus VI terrific explosion IN which "a
large number VI Chinese soldiers were
Killed BY an explosion at kiaug Gin.
Two regiments TuyJilrd snd NJ sig.
tai itIm tueir leader they seized the
guns Of thr forts AMI projected TO XIII
III all the oilicrfs aud a new regiment
" soldiers recently arrived, In tue
midst Ut tue massacre magazine tx
piuIri ana all hands were blown "
pieces. Two baIlgi1ns must have
0uen wipeI out OF uXlsteBUu, ~ not n
soul lived % tell n the magazine went
N by accident or designeIly, All
within huudTud yards OF the muga.
zIno were killed by dying sbslls. Inc
story VI the MUMMY IL told by those
VINO watched II from adisIanoe,
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san fuANCIsgu. Agri o. The Brit.
Fh chip Baltimore, iu ballast, at
anchor in MiHsiDu hay, southern part
OF tue city, uuHaiz this morning. Tho
ship turned completely over. ruxs are
now nl0uasiIg. The Hfst officer and
seven %. the crew we're ur0wueI. Fee
1Iher men ate messing. II u suppose p
they were dfowuyJ. the Blaifmorr
1911 be saved without much damage.
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GOVERNMENT LITr IS.un,Scr.
a Proposition Regarding tito Lsttel
Carriers Of Jncts haui.


CARRIERS Of Jncts han,
CmcAGO, April "a special from
Washington ssyt; Toe federal govern.
mTut may tn.-f the n oidsn' aud life
Insurance business on limited sCA q
anu win pruiutfuI risks. A care vi
canvass TIA just been mplote Of tn,
House COm IIiltBs on post offices anu
poet roads hnJ majority ia, breA
i0und 20 iavJf tbs proposition, 30 lot
as ~ applies TO letter carriers. III,
Committee probably viii report tue bil.
iAvOrb.y within tea days or Two
weeks.
UlItr Il two por cent OF the salary
received ~ regular letter carriers each
year Will bu deducted and turned iut0
n iund for the payment VI lUtses. The
bIiI pfvvidua that oaTfiuts permanently
injured Jt disabled, meutAtly or physl.
cgily, while engaged ia the discharge
VI tueir duty, shall receive annually
from !iDJ T. S5UO according % grade,
while widows Aud children OF ratFiefs
killed Ia thc teGvlCe, OF dying from
Injuries received while at WORK shall
receive 81 900 insurance
Carriers VINO grow old I'm the service
and have been constantly employed
Tor twenty years Or more are " be re-
u ed when iucapactaleI Tor further
service upon tension equal ~ the
amount Of accident INSURANCE. they
W .uld have received hal they been
permanently inluisu. the biil NJ now
drawn permits earlier wuD resigns
or IL discharged 10 receive Ia full all the
money thGt has been Withheld from
his Haary.
While there is undoubtedly a strong
sent meuI In Countess oppUsBI
10 creating civil pension let, tue
Alitioh bill Ia SAID 10 DO fAyOTably cos.
sidered by msioriIy Of the HUuss n
not OF tue Senate,
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WAsnNGiON, ID. c., April o.
senator Morgan was not 80 well today
AZ yesterday. The members Of the
household today say The congestion
u the liver which hAs olutsd
NE illness has been relieved, anu eK.
press the oyionivn that he will now i'm.
rrOyo.
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MINIATURES, WIZ, April 9,-One OF
the novelties brought UuI Wy tne cleo.
lion In this OF y was tho "uiCyclo
vote" IL 10 figured that thD wutel.
men have IN jIuly OF tue council
and that there 10 uu danger VI passing
an OfdiuAnce that VIII NJ All Ds
hardship Uu TlduTs,
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on.charx.ofIII.hTr .a.e,.

CArErOwS, April 0.-GRrdner Wi.
linms, the American engineer who IL
the manager Of the DsbeerS miuos, IL
am ng the mrmb u Of the reform CON-
mitler, committed Tor tTiAl next srg-
zion Of the high court NJ Pretoria, on
a Charge Of high treason, IN participant
Ing In tho uprising at Johannesburg.
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CHICAGO, Apul "a fire cause j
slUO,UJu d mage Ia J, II. 5'warz's
block, Madi Ju street, this m0rWug.
Farce upper doors were entirely
burned Uul. Tue iOss lnIlF chiefly o.
J. h.. SthwIrlz, tho owner Of tue bu ID.
iul, and A. Filing, clock mAnuiaUgug
or,
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Held Tor Murder nut Released.

PHILADELPHIA, April 8,-Samuul
q, LuugdUr, wealthy coal operator
wHo was held pending tho inyrsli gn-
Ion NJ the death Of Annie MCGtslh,
whose body was found on March 23rI,
ma house occupied by LauguEn and
tue gIl, WAS released lOIsy by the
u0llce authOTltes. Coroner Ashbridgo
has abandoned the case against Lang
IUu, because OF lack OF evidence.
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hr. DIreeror. Neglected.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 0.--rhe an.
nusl meeting o, the stockholders OF
thB southern Pacific Railroad Company
resulted In the reelection VI ihs old
BOARD VI directors without opposition.
Toe directors Will meet at once aud
elect Ulcers. 4. 4. Huntlngtou will
undoubt, dly be re.oito,ed prrsldert VI
the company,
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NemInntsa Inarr plnsnItIe..

NEW fURIS, Auril "a dispatch to
Ihe Heralu iTvm Valparaiso sAysi
Frojtflol ErrHzurEi presidential,
candle ate.eleJt Vi 'nu coalition co vsa-
ton, replying ~ dispatch informing
nim OF his NOMINATION., sail that the
ANTIQUITIES 0t tho scJnOmio slluAtiUp ia
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FTsp SILVER demanded.

PORTLAND, Osr., Apui o. rho DELE.
gaIrs 20 tue slate Democratic cOnyyL-
ilu mold caucus last nignt AnI by a
voIu o, 40 10 81 u was .ciivd 20 In.
oJfp0fstu IA their platform plans de.
uiauiiuy ihe ICES Hud uulim ted cain.
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WAsHiNGGOS, AuTil 0-rhe House
committee on foreign Affairs today
authorized favorable rel or on the Tes0-
luton requesting the siste department
for the papers In tho case Of Mrs. Flor.
ence MSybflck, Imprisoned In Eng.
land.
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bAlAvfk, Island OF Java, Artil D.
.h" glfuF1us bHloaguersi by a.
IIln''e -'rrurrsnis have been &c..
LEVIED, Forty Dutch soldiers wei
aIilvI VI wounded.
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Sudden Death TO Five Pic.
neer Dam Workers.
INJURY 70 FIVE OTHERS,
H,sItieldlls Scenes at The A0rgls
and COFOlu's.
Stony OF ONE OF HE VICTIMS.

inquest uciug Held NJ ogden This
Ausrnoou-Tnn Details OF Que 81
tho worst Explosion 'aiasi-spbs-
Ia the History Of UtAh.
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which occurred bpi5fo the rebels " ts,
c4mHIitI 90 shannon thlir uAml
'rvrral wnfr BILLIE.
Ihs capture OF n camp Tistfita, boz
hr prOviIcu % saI.,gJ do CuUh, BE-
HD trp rlei by Barge. 10 thi.
ugaggmvut Tho Insurgents Lost u tee.
lIlol aud two D. tue Spanish fJ.c
Npfo wonnrei.
G'uel.l Plnd3 reports that tlu
'1lhmu under cJmmiul OF MsJ .r
ipucida disc Ivnryd parry Of iu.u..
tHuis uu the tanks Nc iur MHVunrAy
liver near ttuu.uslJH ami attacked
lrm. After n nEht In which I.
.vtels lot fourteen Killed hnd may
Uluuri, they were dislldgCd fty.H
thor position aud ttcci 90 rrup.
ypryU AMERICANS TuuIlNu Fy.
CUBA.
PHILADELPHIA, April G.-lni0fma.
lion received hrfu uYurefulus Eef.
:caut WIN. n. Cox nui several OF hI.
nlmra1es ~ Battery A, Pennsylvania
National GusrI, goes 10 provo that
here ~ hu element OF truth in thu
um0fs that young Americans or,
lighting tor Cuban liberty. Tue Ife,.
yuCr Vi W. EIsfroOd, the hall back OF
.uo University Oi Pennsylvania foot
hall team IN Cuus, fighting Tor Tue
CubaI cause, also tcuda 10 give weight
10 what Of fftt appeared M cuan.
Ihat such rum lfs in macy instances
are True II proved by n story, the DE-.
..lIr q which ate v0uchcd Tor, though
tuC names Of those engaged cannot he
Given UuL THIS 10 nothing more or
lees than n regularly organ eel anu
.qulppru military ulci Gle oJrrs, viii. b
10 uuW engaged ~ dfilIiug aud other
ueco,ssty work preparatory 10 embark.
ug Tor Cuba. About $50 members are
enrolled. Onlcurs nave been elected
lui tue Dag age and munitions Di war
stc nov being sgcutCI. They are
fhIlaJolphinus.
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Supreme Cont Work.

An opinion was handed down ia the
Supreme court today by Justice Barlch
In the case OF Samuel l.. Bunnell vs..
the RIO Gande Western Railway
company, rever,ing the judgment OF
the lower court and renaudinE the
cause. Chief Justice Zane anu Justice
Miner ooncutred. The plaintiff brought
thia action 10 recover damages Tor the
killing ola COW by the defendant ON
Ia railroad.
The Judgment Of the District court
was In favor Of the plaintiff for $50
dAmages anu S4l.l0 costs.
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- Io.t 'nl suvoral hHurs in Orftf d..
allow Ito cool Tuon thu bl oh pow Ger
put M. La most ClsUB the hole WI
become clOygtJ vale ming filled AMI
IL is necessary to poke the pow der dow
Win stick or spoon. Its uuderitgOJ
that the hole was almost filed when
INC disaster Occuffui. Az the fIa.
1901 mcut Que OF the mon who was killed
was chrryiny the lasi kUs Oi powder t.
ut Ia tue blast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-09

Judge Young made the following
orders today:
Nels &. Christensen Va. Wilhelnina
FoWden oil al Testfaiuiug order hHued;
also order 10 show cause on the IS u
lust. why defendants should not DO
permanently snlolntd from enforcing
execution on Judgment Rgains. plain.
TN.
josiah 8. LNkin We. James w. NELL,
aol for June 10.