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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-21
nEMocRArIc pArrs

Mcxu. Texas October 20 The following
bulletin was issued from democratic head
quarters today
Hon J NJ. rrosler viii speak at lie
following places san Angelo Thnruiny,
October - BalliuGer. Friday. Oct lnor rs,
Santa Anna. Saturday October p, AT
- M Coleman, Saturday. October -. at $
10 ~
Judge John H. Reagan win peak at The
following places Neches Anderson cGun-
Is. October -. at II a. m, Elkhart. Andcr-
son county. October a. at II a. m. Jack
sonvillc. Cherokee county, October 90 a.
2 p m Rusk Cherokee county October
-. AZ g. ~ l.ufkn Angelina 'Ouftv.
Odcber rs. p. m. NRc,S lpohes, Nacog-
dcchts county, october 20, AT > u. NJ I'al-
cstiue. Anderson county, october /.
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Ceuteryile Texas Octlbrr is lion. r.
II Ball. democratic nominae .sr oorrr"'s,
addressed very large and worry enthusiast
tic audience In the court huuse yo ogd' ..
His appointments have been wen atvci
tlscd aud The Post correspondents irrn'shoi
10 II Eagle populist nominee, WIN a
list. and informed him that Mr.. Bail de.
sired 70 divide time with him, but Eagle
nor any other populist represented his
party at any OF sir, Balls appointments IA
this county.
The nddroes was mastery AMI numbers
who have been reduced by popuis, ire
deenable paper money sophiuitY viii vote
for Ball aus free silver
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An OPEN LETTER. To THE
HOT STUN POST.


HOI' STO\ POST
L., ,.,... ..... ,.,., t.
''"' '"''' w ''p'''"'''' = '''' "N"''
lew u"ye lale' your AUSTIN correspondent
makes some incorrect statements about me
He laws great stress ON the fact thar Coy
o.,,,,. c,,p..r.,,, a., ,......,.,,,,
'V' Wv" NV l4'"'"' "'' ="
position formerly held under Governor
nogg. or rather nr. Swcariupep. and
woul1 INK, Tho ostrich ,hut. n,rtas III. b.,t
u'"'' 'n' S""" 10 avn" us PurSuciS' uui|
TINS school census iraud and Colonel koar
by's exposure Of the thins. in the sand of
MISREPRESENTATION and n,,t,,, IAN, .r,t.,ooa
,'....',
ing statements of facts obtained from the
records OF this fraud that are ON file ~ the
office of SUPERINTENDENT Carlisle. and from
,n, ,,..,,. r,.' .,,.r,.,.
,,,., ~ T., - ..,'.'.',, '' '''' ~" w
nnching from his spcerncs I'M, Will,
mule from IL red hot branding iron
As to the motives that artuatcd me.
or those Who were with ne ~ asking tho
State board OF education to investigate the
padded school census rotl and restore IN,
money that was thus being lr.n.,ui,nih,
and ILLEGALLY taken from the s,hnol ,hii,ir,,,
OF this state to its ughlful owners DOES
not concern the voters of Texas what
they want to know rs. was there good r,a.
son to believe the froud existed and 1,l
the state board of education. conslsrlnr 4,
Mir Culhorson. Mir Finley ana Mir MAJ
field. the socretar, Of the hoard hrinr IN
pcrintcndcnt of public Instruction Mr..
carlisle 1n th,.. 4,,n. ~, a., ,,,,,
whom th,tr oitcntior ,y1. canoI ,o ~. ,,,..,
ter in the form of written charges Ap,-
officially naming RS cbiltrru tb,, ,,crI -
legally enrolled and setting form o,hrr ir-
regular ana iuepaI cn,,,l1f,nns ,h.t an
reared on tho far, of mo ,nli '
in order ia answer n,lh ~ il. ,,.,.s,r,.
,,,.,,s ai,,,, ST.. ',1'u' ~ ,"' n,
mai. n.,. ,a,,.,, ,,',i ,"''I',''l' ~, u"N
"'' ,""'" wv u'H ne ".""'u o' May
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NAT G. nrNnrRsnN


/ He Males IN Eloquent Plea for the Hive
,tiou of Governor Culhrrson
rbarl,u uut r..
'' '"'V' 49, "'o-
"'' N"V|' H'n'' rs'n "l Georgetown, prnh-
> ably on(of the best known ucwspapcr men
! aud pol|iGnn. of Tc>as. and n N,,i,,,t -,
/ nul,Il,ou ,a,,,.,
'"' '"'"'n7 Yesterday
evening or tire political issues of the day.
} quite a large crowd was in attendants, rtl
bross h,nd ,ro,, n,,,,,a,..
~, was va "''''
MI '""h ''lu' 'nlorod nau lui ohrdi-
date for the legislature the alme NAN that
! Chairman Groom Astronomical g., .t,,,,,...
,,.,,.
chairman OH tue r'pubilchn romWHc' o.
] Washington county hii who refused fay
bow to the dictates Of the nGreoo" ,o,p.
ou,n.d th,..,.,.,.,...
"'''' -''l % ii'n-
"''Sou ioil"Ned IN o speech ~ ah1u cue
hour and half Tho house WINS ,rn,,,i 4 ~,
it's utmost rnr.,t,
,....., 49,. '''"''"'
'""'' '''' ana many stood on the outside.
He said he was National republican
believing I'm 4 nrotc,tty, ,,r,r, ,n,
,,o,o,.. n.a, '''.'''
'''"' '''' ''"''"h vi MCKINNEY and
Vn' "'ouln'S ne advocated to hr for tine
best interests Of tho rc,,nl,.. TINT all ,.,,..t
ham ,.,,,,,.,i..
""' "'N '''''' '"''' 'N"' "'n''
ining was wrong, tlmi there must hr some
radical change. thar both pr NctIirlev
and mr. Rr,,n h,1 ,..., nh,
tnuon ana thot o,, l,, "r,.,',n'.
fro, .l,,,, c,u', M y, '"' ',''" NY,
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matters lf' shld ms N3'if hal ma audi
a"'' IA ne ned ihal there ~ 30 9r'"'s'-
,l"h 10 ''"N''h"I nIueieon CIV '' un'
Nearby tue popnllN' ana 'ha' 80 enc or
gee W"on lplnllsih h1' neUno'it ~ '' N"i ~
vote me democratic Tucker, thhi ne would
never consent To lower the nag 81 IN"
EIand on republican party ana ~ II .i"lil
IN the dust M the hehrs al those VINO
would trade on the gloriou" principles iof
a supp"N'h mess ~ po'ihs"
lie said that few men. q lillo 'ahhl
at Dallas. composed of the one legged
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FOR INDIGESTION

Or. " O. Hoyt. Rome Ga, sayz II
IA ,ve found u both an agreeable ana use.
III renee ~ IN many cases ot indigestion,
ana a,so ia nervous troubles attended
with siesp!ssuDe3s ana - 4eeaas OF ex-
haust,on.'
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RMrunLlcAN srrrclI.

Waxahachic. Texas, October 20. Hon.
W. II Atwoll, one OF the smoothest ropub-
liean orators Of Texas. spoke here tonight
10 large crowd This Is the nrst repub-
licaf speech delivered here since the ram-
pgigu opened, Arthur Love the sweet
campaign singer accompanied sir. Atwell.
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u ''n'' 'H'' NJ 'hrN" towns, aud In all
Nhers where honest mcthoda Obtain. have
supplement 'nc'r state and county
sv'col ,oonoy by local taxation Earlc Pass
mas never levied a cent cf tNN fur her
school depends entirely ppon l,r ,norm-
Gus school census oT her fund. gao run a
ten months schoot See Gatcvoni boast
OF the seven months term refcrred to
above nubishec u the EIsla Pass Guide
Of March % lSpi Eagle Pass has a p1pu-
lntior Of about $500 people Since Cato
woods term IA, superintendent Her scholas
tie population has crown from 600 Ia 90
IN lS'i No. M In 1856 90 atl 500 iu lSpG ~.
The largest Est wa 912 on which were the
names of the children OF th' McNican con
vent for the FIRST 'na though thc convent
had hrcn 'hcrc TOR years Tho slight de
crcnso since is due to the fuss thai has
been stirred NY aud thu emphatic ruling
II SUPERINTENDENT Cqrllflr that the cen
vent children were not legally entitled 10
he enrolled
The Eagle Pass public school opened
under nuspioious circumstances last Mon
dav with i5G pilnils op the roll rbis viii
be n prosperous wear Tor the school. it Viii
rn, ton rYontha
Yes of course Sa6 ,hlldr,n ON tine roll
fl, 81 npincn from the stat, .SiNl. and only
ia children 1t, schooi on .wtutv children
To tho teacher. and 1tG IGNORANT children
v,lltr,, oroupl rrn,,ine mn I'm ,Mcucse ~
, sba,,, - ,r,,, n frauJ a. fsi.. ana n is,
mis-, Aen,n Nr r,,if ~ -a th,t
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tho matte, an, ,,ve mr. Lott ploniy ~,
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CULRERSON TO SPEAK

Austin. Texas. October 20. Governor
Culberson win speak at Milietts oIera
house In this city on Thursday night. oc-
toher 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-04

u one AIHph Wsltets, a dtust Hin
mon Wa not dead at tue time ui.
Iced, but was iu n co bpiraCy viii
his wife 10 delfau the rompabits. lht
holy was found on Or kUd creek,
Barber county. HlImon and a uHr
named BiuNu haI gOue iutot at cOuu'
icy Ona huutiug trip. Brown camt
TACK Win tins body, ttpUrtiIR thAt
Him n had arriIs ItAliy snoI himsui
iu luiling agun from thu wagon. Tue
insurance companies AIlege that tue
hoiy Produced was that Of Ainlph
Walter, a cigarmtk.f II Fort Mtui'
snni lau VINO trey sny wa with HUI
mo. AMI Br1wn.
On the first trial Of this case the Jury
stood seven tor Mfs. Hum n anu hve
lot the insutRIco oOmphuio'i un m.
second tie jury wa evenly divIdu (,
IN tue thru Mn. HllIm9u camel =
verdict, but the c.mpauirs Obtained a
new tia; on tue fout,h tue vote sl1Id
e.tven l.f Mo. HilmOn anu one for
the companies.
Tue in.ufA CO Companies iLttftsied
as dtf'udsnts In the Hillmon case
have agreed OnA PROPOSE iuu u submit
the case TO tue ave Federal Judges wuU
nave heard tue i've trial. aud 10 abide
~ wbAtvycr q malOrity Of the ia Iges
may deGiie u BE- fign. Attorneys lot
Mf'. n lImon refuse % tax o. their
probable accession upOn the scnVme.
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MINOR MENTION.

The NJ, /. A, l. ayuo lunch parlois
opposite the sutu gates OF the Temple
blOCE Atv doing furnishing business,
W. g. shoup, nephew OF Mayor
GlrnIiuuiug, has f.Ally been regular.
~ installed Ia his position A. clerk OI
the iuLC5 court.
Tue new passenger schedule Just
suop,ed by tue Uuiou Pacific will 20
lutO elect Tomorrow, Tue Sunday
evening train Will run directly through
10 MuiJtu.
Tho meeting OF tue Democratic
Stale cummitIyo occurs At Unity hall,
T. ifd sOu IA street, NJ 8 O'Clock this
evening. Ladies M well rs gentlemen
wiz DO IN attendance.
The state Agricultural Society will
meet NJ the Jpiut uity aud o1u IS
uuilJing, ~, m 81, on Monday next Al
o a,m, There WIN DO OTouUOu, after.
noon anu evening sessions,
The pigskiu kickers OF tho Utah
UulycrBity aud u similar OrgRniEatluu
rom tne Is, Y. Academy u Prov
Wiil mrAsuTo strength auu skin on Ia.
University Of Utah campus on Mon.
Jay nezt u. 4 y, m.
The Joint building committee held
mye,iug last evening 10 setIlu the ann.
Guilty aGising rom tue aversion VI tut
JiniIob % wind lhu mig clock Ia lht
lower. Tue question was finally
disp0u Il OF by imposing the duty vi
cnlul HindeE upon JAnlIoE J III. 5GyI,.
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NM Locnte In Snll Lnke.

Hon. Thoms, q. Mohll, Gn eI-
governor OF muntauA, and widely
Euowu, because Of bis being the fnIhe
ef the movement resulting IA the OF.
pan cation OF the National BimeIal lic
gulminatlou VI permanently locating
hefy, lilo II accompanied by Mt. j,
n, Coufad, a prominent cap tnlist VI
lANe tue development Oi ths Wander.
bIt group Of claims NJ MefCuf. Ths
NEWS welcomes them TO Utah's metro.
puns, whe'e Gherp 10 plenty VI room for
many mule sucn as lu,y.
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Az Tie leading h tell are making
oIttsp1ulins Preparations.
iue Eugiish arrangements for the
American cOugrrgst pilgrim
'se 70 England ate nIw practically
mpielel. Tbs paHy when Is cX.
D cte1 10 uumDar auIut nty, saiis
rom New Itts n June 4 arriving at
'ymouih on IN, lttb. a tur aj.y Or
40 spent Ia tue iowa IfOm whence
10 pilgrim fathers yet sIi m tue
VI JuIWef, tbs parry " II pr csei via
EAcltG Well, O. eat INJURY, WIZ.
htettf sud BulioiI 10 Londyn. 90
June % The parry leaves 10 f. fDf
'amuu1st, Ely, Is aiUn anu LiucIlu,
whence eKuur-iOns will be- made ~
ylhtf places associated with the biz.
'0fy VI the pilgrim iathefs. Sub
'uqlont arrangements incluIe q tap
% Holland, tue RnIn HvidelOufs,
Baden baIcn. Too Biscg forest, tue
Falls VI tue Rhine anu Y iticl.
Probably the hands meet ofllco
building IN l. ,DjOn Il lhAt occupied o y
Wan. AstOf. IL IL toyAtated rom tue
street by hAudtOme gaIts, upon one
VI which lsia letter tox bearing the an.
uouncemunt tuat u IL the Ufilse J,
the JOhu A. Astor estate. IL IL said
tuht Mf. AstOr writes many Of 90.
stories IN this room. II Ia more M
cult TO see aud obtain an "a litu,v
with Mr. Astor than with the prime
ntuistuf VI Great Britain.
Tue niuetn Auuivststry OF the 70.
peal VI the corn laws will be celebrated
~ itting manner by the CoUIru tluu.
Easter week viii too tue pfesonIa.
lion Of several new PLAYS. AmUuE
hesS will DO 4 uatt OIiiyiejs Romantic
historical dfami % tue SuHitosouty,
houfy Afluuf Jonus's new play II tnr
GnffiCg, the new piece at Dtlyjs
whiun will probably b. nAmud Jolly
JApaup another new play nj the
Pnncu Of Wales, anu Geofgs II. SIM.
aud Arthur suiflUy' TJmAutiO stHmA
At the Pfincess which vii. bu uslleu
"fhe Star OF India" Miss Clio Graves
hhs wfluen new pay when viii
probably DO produced ~ tue & msIy
tueaIUt on next Wednesday, A pfiI 5.
Tue play vuicI IL n farce com. ~ H.
called The MON r " Farce. Ole o.
,no attractions ~ tue cJmIug aclIt nj
will 10 - model TOT the colossal sta,uu
" Sir stuart Btyiry, wuich Hans
IhufncfUlt has competed nj Calcutta.
a uew musical ibIc.cal C0muuy un.
Titled "Iuu FtouCh Maid" uy Buii
Hood aud Waiter Slaughter will
shortly DO produced In LJnlUn sitter "a
tfial tour Ia thu lfuviLCtr.
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tho ptostuu lon thAt N, jury could not
acquit the defendants Morris anu u tn.
berser unless they found that Davis
wss guilty " perjury, and also found
tbst Mr.. WhlIlem u rhs an accessory
before ami alter, which statement was
made before Mr.. whiiiemore 10y hiH
sssl'tsnta.i was not denied by the
County Attorney.
The defendant alleges that no be-
lleves thAt whittomote II disqualified
from conducting the prosecution.
Tue defendant admits that he did 70.
luce, ilf the reasons stated, 10 permit
Mr. Whiitem0fe 20 conduct tho prose-
CuIUn or 20 igyUku tho appointment oi
Judge boy.
ltwAs suggested that tho matter be
taken directly before tho gtiud lty
Without q preliminary heating.
TIE heafirs on the writ came w
before Judge Young To-Day ard wAs
ar ucd st length after which II was
submitted.
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Utah.COlorado Rates.

Denver Republican Of Friday: The
Trl no bureau gfthe Chamber Of Com.
moroe met yesterd y m IT. rooms 10
the building Of the chamber and there
was absent only ono member George
Kindel, the chairman, presided, Tine
freight rate question IVES thoroughly
uu Cussrd anu II wss declared that 10
fair rates could be secured from the
railways the real tstte Of the
city would advance IN pr ce a.
lrsst 100 ger cent, aud thus Denver
must arouse itself to IT. great need. w.
ii. III yer showed with statistics that
III CO 1851 he jIbblug trade OF Denver
had decrease q largely.
From the Missouri river TO OgjUn
the rate, II wa IA rwn, W Ie 81 90 and
~ Duuyrf 81 Is, hut Il cost almost 81 90
to carry freight to Ogden from ID nvof.
La ABOUT tho sHme proportion freight
was lo0ped about Denver 10 other
points on the mountain slope 20 that
with these regions, 49, consequence,
Denver has liltIe busiutts. rue com.
mittee dttrrmi ed 10 insist on the
rate being put on a bafis the same "a
that Of the NJ ssIuri liver points,
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DENVER ElSrEDDFOD SITE.
Tho Committee decides That Arlington
Park I, the Best.

Denver Republican Of yesterday:
Tho directors Of the Eislsddiod met
last evening and again discussed the
auditorium site question. Tho com.
mittee having II ia charge reported,
recommending Arlington park but the
report was rot accepted lhst evening
aud will be- further considered next
Saturday night when tue directors
meet again. The park eau seat 5000
pyts0ns, aud has excellent arrange.
mtnta Ia tho way Of booths hud gAtes
tot handling Altfyo crowd, AMI those
were considerable = which feoUmmeu.
ded Then llvus "a good things ~ tue
committee Ia choosing the park % a
site.
A letter was received from Mts.
John Glitch urging the choice Of III.
itch's Garden, tut "a view Of tho small.
ness Of tho Theatre there ana despite
the fact that u could DO enlarged sUmt-
what Ia the Tear, the Hugg sion d.
not recommend itself strongly 10 tho
difrciOts.
A report was heard from the Railroad
committee on rates tuAt will 10 ~
vogue uufing tho contest The fspsft
was that 10 ttne railroads had shown
no disposition 10 grant any frduc Ion
IN th1if regular rates. This II 1mbaf.
fassing the management greatly, Tor
many letters are daily received asking
what tueTat are 10 BIZ.
The preliminary published pro.
gram one maze ils fret anusarsncs a..
leTuAy. lisa book II ~ pages hauu.
some y printed aud tI.tayagAnlly u.
Illustrated,
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BUTTE, Mont, Aprll -in1fmNtlon
has Ueu.. received Ia BIgte that Ham.
iltJn SmigG, who reported last iall upon
the AuacUnda propef,iys, hni upon
wnose hv Fable showing a Ouu.quAftuT
Interest was tak6n by fpfeig1 capitalists
upon the bssls OF sl1.OUl,OJ1 tor the
property, IL gain on rouse Tor Bu te.
Ito IL * .uoleI 10 arrive on the - Il
INST. One fum0f concerning HE mis-.
sion 10 that he comes emp wefrd 10 Ok
amiue tue mines n second tim, ~ tr-
port upon the adyissbiiity OF making
gn oler Of $4,000, OOJ tor the remain.
ing tnTse-iOurlus o. tue stock. IL II not
believsI ia Butte mining Q relies TIL al
the figures are large enough 10 secure
the property; In fact, II 10 not Tor fale.
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NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY.
The First Annual Session OF the Assa.
citation Held at the UnlTer.
sily Today,

The frs, annual meeting OF the
Natural History Society Of Utah was
held at the Uniyer.ity thi, morning,
an audience OF about MY teachers
being present.
The address by the president, Prof.
Whiting, was upon tine Movement
VI Water IN Pants" auu was Interest.
iugly treated, reiuting some quite oJm-
monty accepted theories as TO the
IN vumsut v. water through the vari.
Gus organs and parts VI Trees aud
plAnt'.
Mir. d. w. NJ INT followed wish a
wril-pteI Ard PAPER ON "Empifical
Kuowlouge," which was aIIeutiyviy
listened ~.
Mir. Andrews, OF the High School,
took Tor his theme "lho PneuOmsnu
OF the Original Cell" ami gave very
luciu treatment Of tue sutjuct.
zine south Pacific lslAniefs" was
the subject Oi a most Interesting paper
by MT. Milton Brnuion, who dwell
quite At length upon the customs,
traditions anu mythology OF that peo.
lie.
Mr.. Neal then presented An excellent
raper upin "SOms OF thu Crystalline
RIcks VI sal Lake and DAVIS COun.
ties" which showed hu ultimate
knowledge of tho geological formation
Of this portion OF UAh. BY reason VI
the lsteness OF tue uCuL the paper
entitled "rhe Utlity Of Domestic
ScieLCp,n which was TO have been
road by Mr.. Lyon, Of Murray, was
not feaI, A. the close OF the meet ting,
an election U Utilorrs took place, fesul.-
Iug IN tue reelection VI the officers OF
last year, AZ follow: President, Prot
NhlIinl vice PRECEDENT, Miss a, h,
BrotheruJ0u; secretary, Mr. Nea;
treasurer, Miss Strong.
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Death of Thomas 2. Smith.

Special 10 ha NEWsI
PAROwAS, Utah, April 3.-Thomas
T.. Smith, the oldest resident Of Phro.
wan aud husband Of the w0msn who
ws burned 10 death two we,ks ago,
dieI this afternoon alter an illness Of
month-. lie was ninety years OF
age, born al y Twich, England, and
was converted 10 tue Mormon Church
ny Ffo,iIent Woodruff. He spent
years IN spreading III trncIs, mtking
hundreds Of converts ne, n minister
who j.iu,d together with his whole
flock and bulls n church tor the hOT.
mon J. drfs 10 preach In, A num0ef
Of bis converts emi. rat d from Eng.
land al biz tNprntr. lie came 10 U ah
III Au early date, aud took "a prominent
part IN building 40 Tue sOuIu. Hu
leaves n hUst Ui Descendants,
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The Tni.a chesss nlii.

wAulNurUN, ApflI 4.-.rho ways
anu mesus committee 10 ny nnishet
tue consideration VI tue called chtCse"
question, AuI decided % report the
House ui.l utawn ny Iawnuy Minu.)
Tue prop sod zines tor doing uuslnts-
VA 1lird cheese without b liCvusu were
T. ducud-tuat Tor manufacturing, ifum
tiuJ tu saw; Tor the Wholesale bugiuc'H
ON sou l. l-j0, retail from ijl 10
say.
A board Of appeal ~ establibhtd iyf
cases ia when the comm asiJuur of
Internal revenue IN uuHuiu 20 decide
whether tue gueds are genuine OF 'ml'
talon Iousr, tue board to consist Of
tho surgeon general ui the army anu
navy. ~ u risJ provided that Mica
cheese Imported muht DO stamped and
marked tue same ~ that manu-. actutol
usTe.
IhCrc we're only three votes against
the bii-Eyaut tltrp" ki.B Turner
Dem, Cal hicLAuHu, tDcmp
., C.J.
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DENvER, April ga special to the
News ltUm Ward, Colo, says. A tern.
no eKpl siOn occurred about noon
To-Day IA the Giles mine, about Une aud
Ont.quAfler miles from TINS city, In
wnion three men were instantly killed
and Two Utheis badly hurt.
When tho men went to work this
afternoon they took about fifty pouEds
VI giant powder down In the niue with
them, And shortly alter they Ieaoheu
tue bottom OF tue shA anu went 10
wvra, the powder, In some unknow II
way, exploded. This Is the fourth fatal
OF plOslOn Ia the Giles mine.
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NEW iORS, April i.-fho World
this mUfuiug cay;
General Harrison received ofilcl Il
notice LIST night that ho could take
p0s'ts'lon Of the gold medals Presented
to hlm by spain and Brazil which no
was presented 40 u tOkuu OF esIesm OF
the two governments. hr. Harrison
c1uld not accept tue medals except by
AN act OIL Congress, and they have Tor
yeafs beeu locked up at tue treasury
department. The psslgs OF the act
nscthsHfy 10 allow Mr.. Harm on to H.
CO We them, aud the signing OF tie meas.
ufe by Pfsslueut Cluyeiaud un tho eve
OF bis predecessors marriage Ia regard.
oil a. especially courteous.
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Probate orders.

Tho following probate orders wero
made by Judge Young In the Third
district cuutil
Estate Of Robert X. snedien. lie.
ceased, heart q on petition for final
JistfibuiiOI continued until Saturday
ut2t
Estate Of Caroline sueddsu, deceased;
Thomas J. surddOu and Emily C0ndis
app0infoi aJmtnistfalnfu On mug n
bOud In the sum Of 5000.
E-iAt" Hud guardianship Of Edwin
J. HicE', an iLc mlctgnt pvfsOu; JO-
suph y. Hicks appointed guardian en-
niiug bond o. ~" tum Of $1,000.