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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1896-10-30
HOUSE JOINT Bzso1UrIoN no. TEN.

To submit TO The electors Of The state OF
Idaho, for rjectirn or approval,
an amendment 20 section vi article IS OF
the constitution OF The stale Of Idaho. relat-
inc 10 the election OF probate judges, and
county supeijniendeRts fpublic instruction.
BE 1T RESOLVED ny THE LEGISLAT-
URE OF THE STATE OF IDAHO:
Section l, That section al article is IF
+he constitution OF the State OF Idaho be
amended TO read as follows:
Section Ehe Legislature by general ana
uniform laws shall provide for the election
bennia{ly IN zach o. tAe several counties Of
the state, Of eOUuLy missiOners, a sheriff,
81 cOuHsy treasurer, VITO is eNohlcio publlc
administrator a. prOta judge, y county
superinftudent 0t pu0lto Instruction a
comfy assessor who is eS- riIcio tax oliee or,
q coroner, and ,, Surveyor The CLERK OF the
recorder. NOotn.r county Offices shall be c,-
sabl{ he'd nut the Legislature by general and
pnifUrn liws, sheii PROVIDE Tor sdch town
ship precinct. aud nluniclprl officers rs pun
lie cpLVenIence May require, AMI shall pre-
scribe their duties ana NIX their terms OF OF
fee. Che Legislature Snali provide for the
SLrik accOum nblitY .0f county, township,
preeiuct, and municipal Officers, TO- ali fees
which may be collected o. them, ana Tor itil
pubtcs.hd muniripli monies weicn may pc
paid TO ihem or olIcEtltE come lnlo thtir
uOSseSSion. The county comnltSsl0ue- S tudN
employ council when accessory. Ihe sner-
III auditor and recorder. and clerk OF the
district court shall b. empowered by the
county commissioners to appoint such dep
llLies and c ericial assistance as TIE business
eli their Office may rqdirt, said depu les
and clpriciai assistants ia rec ~ such com
sensation as may he fixed by the county
commissioners. No sheriff or county asses
sor shall b ualified to nod the term OF
Office Immediately succeeding the term Tor
which he was elected The salary ana guar
ificatiOns OF the county superintendent shail
be fixed by law
the electors ofthe state at the next general
election, shall be in form a, follows 70 WY:
r. 81 sf.tfs fefTt X a.
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Proposed constitutional Amend
Inent.
Senate Joint n iolutlon Nnmbor = wo

Senate Joint Il iolution Number wwo.
Joint resolution % submit TO the elee-
tors OF the state of Idaho for their rejection
or approval an amendment to section .: ar
tfele vi Of the Constitution OF the State OF
ldWo relating o suffrage aud elections.
sBE II RESOLVED BY THE LEGIsLAT-
IRE OF THE STATE OFIDAHO:
Section l. That's section >, article VI, Of the
Constitution Of The Stale OF Idaho be amend
eli TO reGd is follows
Section 2. Except as in this article other
wise provided eVeF5 m~fe o. female citizen
OF the United Sraies, twentN-One Years old .
who h!s actually resided in this state or
TERRITORY Tor six inou rs, and in The county,
wherf he or she offers to vote, thirty vs.
next Arecee ing the day Of cleo io.i regis
tered as provided by law, Is qualified eject
or; and until Otherwise provided by the Leg
islature women who have the qualficatiu ms
prescribed in tins article may continue to
mold such school Office and vote at such
school eiectionsas provided by the laws Of
Id ,hn Territory.
Section 2 : lie question to be submitted to
the electors Of the Sfate ut The next general
lection shall be in form as follows, to wit:
shall section of article VI of the COnstitu-
zion of Idaho be so amended rs 10 eN end TO
women the equal right Of suffrage?
Passed the senate January 1898.
Passed the House OF Representatives, Ian
uary Il 1885.
Approved, January o. 1895.
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ooUNrY pLREogoRY
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:
First District-W. N. Nichols; Silver City.
second District-Iohn Scales, DeBamar.
Third DistrIct-E. w. Tindali, Three Creeks.
Sheriff John Joyce.
Clerk hi trict Cgurt--E. T. Ballard
Probate Judge-h.. Lewis.
Assessor-A. y. CrOcherOn.
Treasurer-S. T. y smith.
Cofoner-Dr. J. \. Weston,
surveyor-F r. W. HuleIt.
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Aa0 PRESENT ATHLETICS.
Some OF Che Stories OF Creclsl Heroes
Probably Little Ext.ssc ras..,i.

some OF Che Stories OF Creolsa Heroes
Iz2.ai,y Little ExtSgcrasa,L
we 20 rot Know with any Sc 'cat.iie *
cagacv What the Greek atElstes actual
iy di,h what weights they huricd, a!
what Taoo they ran, bow higa E:cT
!ea,H. Or what were "a" hc.gae.
wejr&ts D. ages OF, those who eou"ht
tie nccayne. There arc solo !ies5wc
hc.c,e, recorded, but thcy ara TO e So
IL lies Nobody, for instance, aays 1he
zee ter ever jumped fo~"a1a 50 feet
caE MGR. than he jumped go let. We
mos ~ some feats Of endurance which
TIE a5aiofg5 performed as soldiers, NJ"
know taat they were 1.-THE and sli2.H
end i;ormed, and we lnoU t.at
tary taaGSht each other ph5 s,caliy
maGcI'las5 among mankind, and that il
r"arlg al taat we do know.
1t is extremely probable that if the
CD 9i@torg ia the games could he made
10 I',e acG:n for day we aaocld find
thar nc English and Anlcr:2sn cthlstc'
hcat ,hcla >fith q certain casc, f1I ao2 t,l-
ecHcrs alc stronger thanEoltbrreIs
2nG cqga.ly 1.-THE and weli-trGineG. Tho
Cret',s az have had mora cr&aWnCc,
as aiI sgaSes have stil. ~ Jaacuase
coolies, lGt even that is doub;ful for
the GfGa!,s thought swimm rs erioss
the iyeii-apoEt wonderful feat aGid aa
Erg@sIran, Capt Webb, perfurlled
Gre tlc&zt IL times as noteworthy wiGh-
out Dangerous exhaustion. lie swan
from Loger 90 Calais.
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AN AFRICAN PARROT.
Eighteen Years old and Yet shows No
Signs OF Age.
I. W. GARRETT,
Secretary OF StatS

Eighteen Years old and Yet Shows No
Signs OF Age.
Our parrot was the present Of a
kind friend in the summer OF 1877, hay
ing been brought from Africa only a
few months previously. Her Plumage
is the same in color as were her prede-
cessors. She WIS, when she first came,
evidently a young bird, and has grown
since we have had her. In spite OF her
18 years there is no sign Of age about
her; she sings, dances, CLIMBS ana
whistles with all the vigor Of youth,
and though perhaps smaller than the
other two birds, IS quite as noisy. In
many ways she is, however, very diiler-
ent from them, Icing, for instance
much more SHY in the presence Of stran-
gers. before whom she VIII very rarely
talk at all, ard is more curious in her
habits, taking great fancies to some
people and decided dislikes 20 others.
She has an unpleasant habit OF some
times wishing visitors good-by when
she does not approve of them She
also, if she cannot get what she wants
frives angry whacks and double knocks
upon the tin floor of her cage. Moth
ing appears to delight her more than
mischief. She positively revels in 1t,
and to get hold of anything she ought
not to have is unmiXed Joy. Evidently
the bird has been at some time very
cruelty treated; for many months she
was terrified at the sight Of man or
boy, and for years a broomsticl' was an
object of horror to her. Since getting
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that The DeLamar
Mining Company. Lif1iiees. Ale The owners
OF the Chicago, WILSON and Cash Milstes,
on which Whistles most Of the bui.Aing ~
the lower town Of DeI.aIas.r are situatei. Al
persons contemplating the purs hese 81 10y
building located on said Millsites stould
satisfy themselves that the vendor or pfsnt-
or mas lease to the soil. Any person pui-
chasing or entering upon said Mjllsites with
out lease or iicenre from said DeLanar Esiu-
ing company, Limited, viii he considered
trespasser, and promptly prosecuted.
JOHN w. PLUMMER,
Manager
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tern in the pauttuiiuTN ar rene
vas established JObu Bugnt asked our
x vsfnment that the man be- pafdonsI.
There was no claim that the man was
Innocent or that he was suffering Al
u just punishment. Ata matter en-.
tuely ui international c0urlesy he wa
At oic' liberated. Through the indie.
iatigsblo services OF Gail Hamilton,
many Of our government tiilctrs have
become convinced Of Mrs. May Dfick's
intUcensr aud that she IL the victim VI
tho most ross Injustice.
"Wben the iacts VI the case were
fully undertook ny the English people
there Will he suCh an rutcfy for her
liberation ~ the government viii not
te tbie ~ Withstand. Toe friends ~
Me-. MsyUfick rD not prop 20 iD lst
this agitation ceafc. There l. no n all.
" In the star chamutf decision % a
home secretary. IL will be reversed
when the voice " the people dtmN d
10. Already he war winch we nave
wag,d nasuccOmpiisheI much through
tue English pfuss IN changing pub c
Upluion iR Eugl ind an has csusUu the
home tfiicc no little unessIuegs.
"rhp ifionut,Ji Ms MaybnJk, who
soc hur COMIC ned to a living death,
and her loving anu devoted mother,
whom Gail Hamilton had character.
lzsd ~ the "idUal OF motherhood, the
mater dol0fo a n our time," re IuCed
from wealth 10 PERJURY by this struggle,
are determined not g. leave q stone uu'
turned until Mrs. MsybflOE ls viudi.
Gated aud trte.n
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ot their irlcuus, We will Try 90 call on
them.
Frlloviug IL the =. o. address u the
Elders In the Iowa Coufe ruCr Hud tho
frlds 10 which they have been o..
slVu'd % labor fuf the next -lH nFuutls.
otto johnson, PRECEDENT, aud Eugene
y. NHrt. clpfE ~ the Iowa CONF rene. ,
ChHstop 90 Burton. thiliHu W. MI.
Ter d. d &. a. Heal, T.. o. 'udifess,
llll L. ut lith street, kauBNs cuts, NJ.
A o.. Young Auu Joshua A. Efans"r.
Bl2 y .rth IAN street, Omaha, Nee
ia No; Trey viii rzI labor iu ami
a ouui Council BIuns, lows.
W. T.. Crlddlo anu W liam Hudson,
Bel wood, Butter Co., Nrnrasss.
&c W, Ba igef anu Levi A. COlNiu,
Boone, - one Co., low
DAM I Walker aua Kari S. Fack.
er,li, Lamont, D,caIut Co., lows,
Biuys Dixon Hnd Alexander Watson
IT,, BIackbrd, putnam Co., Mo.
Gc rye W. Badger anu Daniel B5ji.
~, Il export, Alchis Co, 81.
Edward W, Lair and = In g.
Eyaus, Poplar Blun, Butter CO., No,
+. j. Chrstian'en anu John J, SIN.
nous, Millston, Jacktuu Go Wise 49,,
sin.
e.. Md yton and HyFum Churtian
sen, Augusts, sl.Clsife Co., Wisconsin
Please puulish the shove ~ tru lE-
ERrT NEws AMI OIL &C. your bfJibrl
iu tur Cope.
JUuuA q. CLARK,
rfc.L y. \. Mission.
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SIOUX cay, Iowa, March "a The
disIuC. nrTo mas taken under HiVlsu'
meat one Of the most peculiar casts
ever tIiel 10 the rta,r, affecting the gu.
thority of public school teacher 49, :
their pupils. Madison Page, student
u tue high school, recently ab'enl,d
himyslf from his class several days
while preparing ior debate N school
soelrty. When commanded by tue
principal 10 return, he Ieiu'el anh wa
suspended, hut notified ihat be might
return on seyering Ills connection win
the society Tor the rest OF the year
BOtu Page aud uis iatneT npllggiLbu
Tor the formers absence, but ON Tue
gfounu that his personal iuuriy was
attacked usmurrrd to his leaving the
society anu applied Tor writ Of man
damus compelling the board aud pfin'
rIpai tu permit his return 10 sohooL
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Lady shsI,o ~ Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 2i.-Unhefalici
ami unattended W her Titled husband,
Lady sholto Douglass arrived Ia Gu.
cage yesterday from Los Angolos, anu
entering a carriage, beIOOk herself 10
tue hOme VI friend Ia Dearborn
avenue,
LORI snoltu's busincSs and other on
gagsmonls are sald 10 have detained
MIN Ia tho West fora Tow days.
Lazy ShOlt0's unexpected appear
unce IN Chicago was explained by her
tln TupgtlrE 81 have one OF two tuii.
loss engagements In Chicago" she
tAid, "and I hufiivd ON tor tnu pur'
pose IT having them cancelled. | am
TO accompany L1ld Sholto Douglass to
England next month, anu l lear that
preparations Incidental TO my ttip
must necotsAriiy Interfere with nay
Chicago aud Eastern engagements"
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At THE ANTIPODES.
PtOpl, 10 Australia Suffering From
EIfamS Heat
MANY VICTIMS OF ErIDEMIcs.
Largo Ranges Of Bush Set on Fire by
Sun-Gales aud Earth.
quakps.

VAscoUvER, u. C,--March -. Tho
most violent climatic disturbances still
prevail AZ the antipOdes. a second
heat wave cent tue tbofmJ meter "
ward, the mercury climbing a point
never before reached. At Adelaide, The
temperature reached the highest point
vet recorded; while at Melbourne
deaths from heat, apop,exy and sun.
troke, have tea ched an alarming mum.
Ler. Numerous serious nrea also took
place, started by spontaneous combu''
ton, and Ut all the factories double
guards hsve been plsced to prevent
combustion through heat generating In
closely stored goods.
In the country large ranges Of bush
have been Get on IRE and surrounding
settlements are Threatened.
AtAieKandet, Waterloo aud Wage
typhoid fever " raging, the mortality
being very great. Tue epidemic Is
caused by impure water owing g. the
wells being dried ~. Al Mclbluruo
the typhoid epidemic hss reached
alarming proportions, the lover Whtds
Ia the hospitals are full ami large mum
hers are turned away.
When the steamer sailed tue rivers
we're all rising In Y Ironsland. The
dsmage 10 tue crops Ia terrible and
great destitutiOu will follow.
Al Adelaide a gals lasting twenty
four hours did much damage. Great
suffering prevails ai Townsville,
Queensland, which wsu almost wiprG
out OF existence by hurricane. Con-
ttlbutious are being asked i0r all over
Australia for the homeless. After the
wind earthquakes took Australia IN
hand. There we're two distinct shocks
from ontt TO west.
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PAHDON GRAINED.
The Innorsnreuf - Prisoner, Convicted
Tor III, Established,

LANHNu, Mich, Matcn gf'-Goy.
Rlcu has paf1onrd John McDDnAli,
liis convict NJ the state pfiton At MAJ
quete. The case N IN many fesptcts
remarkable one, Mcdonald unli fc.
Gently never beng himself satisfied
that he did not commit the crime Tor
which he was serving sentence. he
vas convicted ~ Marquette Ia 1890 Of
The MURDER Of Mile Bevsfidge, nsar
~--~----.-Inlgon county. While
living m Tue w------>-A Duncan
Bevsfidge and James RoIpRIh ~
mufier whs committed. Redpath anu
BovrtiIge each hRd n mistress. Onc
nigtt the BUvrtigdc woman was shot
and killed aud the other woman was
Injured, MrDlnali was charged win
the crime. lie remembered AWAKEN
ing In tie night struggling with one Of
thU men Tor the pUs,rssion OF n pistol.
His attorney put Ia defense VI sonn'
Hmbulism. Tue RcdIath woman,
who did not testify, recently came tie.
fore tue board Of pnrdons and tostintd
that Duncan Brvsfidge was the muir
dofpr She said Buyefldge anu bis
mistress had violent quarrel, which
o. dud IN the shooting aud tuat Buyef.
idgr aud RspAth agreed ~ charge Me-
DOualu with the crime,
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A. looking over the list Of llays that
alTtaIy have been presented at The
poi ulaT oast eide house, ono cannot To-.
sist wondering how such "a sterling
hulo comedy drama as Sill Waters
Run Deep should have been shslyud
tor s0mU OF the productions staged
earlier during the present season. Tom
IaylJf's comedy Is wei known TO the
Autlphi Institutes and Engiishm, u
in general the world over and probably
IL Q nsiIeTsd after thirty years Of good
service 10 be- out Of date; nevertheless
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ra.SscoSrrNTNraL ASSOCIATION
nsiu Features Agreed Upon b. ITanir
umrtaia

Nuiflnlat
NEW York, March 2A.-rhu World
this NORM say: rue main features
Of the lfhnscOutiuUntal association
were agreed upon at the meeting pi
the ttatiiu fliniulH, tut there ate ssy.
ofal pliuts wnich viii have g. be- suu-
mit,yI 10 Arbitration. OuU VI thStu 10
the question 4 dUiufuutlAls which are
demanded by the Northern Pacific,
Great Northern Aud Canada Pacific.
IL IN not settled yet whether the
Canadian Pacific Will become u menu
Der o. the association Or not, but 10
agrees ~ come Ia o. atausigutUfy uii.
iefUutial IL allowed. several yVats
ago, II 10 sail, the Canadian Pacific
was paId nErd SUBSIDY smuuatlug
70 about t5OO,UlD a year fIf Keeping
out Of CAiiiytuiH business. IL 10 pTat.
uchlly tottleI thst tue Pacific Mail
STEAMSHIP company viii be paiu q
sussidy u about $40. a month for
maintaining rates. IL may not lie put
~ this iJIm, Tor. ~ Two Of tho itGus.
s-lllnentAl rail- Dads are sull IN the
haudE ---<-----cJutu, Il might Ne
charged thAt the ggTeomeut IL a Viola
ton oil tuU intot.stntU Commerce law,
luasniuch a. the effect VI tuiu agTe .
ment IN 10 EbOiish cJmprliuOu. IL 10
believed, however, that a why will be
found that will NJ least appear on th.
lace VI Il 10 Ue legal. By tOgAy's at
Tangsmeut cerlHiu amount VI space
on eAcu steamer was chartered,
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KANSAS C1Y, Mo-, Mstcn 2I.-The
most important opinion handed down
0y the court oi apptslt, nom n public
point OF view, was that tho state Of
Missouri has complete jurisdiction over
The Alssis'ippi Rud Missouri fiyots
where those rIyots form tue bOundEfy
line U, the slate, ~ that the Slate VIII
nave iufls Teton over gambling or
illegal whisky selling on n boat Ia the
fiysts, or any other Illegal act done on
the tiyeL Unuof this ruling the meu
VINO have taken part la prize nghh on
the newly made island IA the Tivsr
above kau,As City would be amonaulo
~ the Missouri laws aud MissouTl
ofiloefs niignI interfere aud stop hghIs
there Ia thu iutute.
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Try Electric Bitters a. remedy for
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been found 10 be- peculiarly adapted to
the relief and cure Of all Female C0W-
plants, eIer,iug a wonderful direct
influence In giving strength and tone
10 the uigAns. II you have lnss OF ~.
petite, consumption, headache, faint
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sIcltRbl,, melancholy or troubled with
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medicine you need. Health and
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Only Fifty cents Al n &. 81. /. Drug
Department.
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d. w. Fuller, Of Cana Ihsriu, New
York, sAys that he always keep, DR..
Kinp's New Discovery In the house,
and bis family has always 'ouud IN,
yt.y beet results follow Ia use; that 10
would not be without n, u prOcufAb.s,
q a. DyktmAu, DiuEglst, CaHkll,
n. T., tAys that DR.. king's New Dii.
ouyery 10 urdlubItdly the best Cough
remedy; that he haa used u In me
family Tor eight year, hni II has never
iAi,sd 10 DO All thAtis claimed Tor H..
Why not Try aromsdy 20 long tried
aud tested. Trial bottles Tree Al u. &.
NJ. /. Drug Department Regular
slge 5Oc and 81 90.
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sT. JOSEPH, No., AiToh &C. i.
Boomer, VI savannah, Mo-, lott today
Iur Jefferson cry to get n ttqliritlOn
fG0m Governor StOuo for tue bank
TuuUefB arrested IN San Francisco
yesterday, the Ulcers Will leave At
once lot sgu Francisco W secure Them.
j. f.. Morton lett lot Sau Francisco 10
secure tue stolen bonus teCOyuioI when
he me. were arrested,
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The Grsni nonumsnL

NEW YomS, March 2i,--rhs formal
unyeilIug AMI ttauslrr 10 the oilJ by
the Grant monument association Of
tho Grant slntue IL rot for April 20
Extensive Preparations have been
made for tie ceremonies TOT the un'
yelling. President Stewart l.. Wool
ford Will formally present tue statue "
the CITY. GuueIA,. Horace Porter wi III
deliver an Grafton. The entire second
brigade will attend As well Al large
number u other civil aud military
bodice. GtutrEl Gfauta grandson
Ulysses =. Grant, the son OF Colonel
Fred GRAFT, viii uuyoil the statue.
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ENrEDr,ION 40 oun,.
Arms, uen and Ammunition Success
tuily Lauacd,

tuil1 LANDED,
NEW iUKIS, March gI.-Ihs Cuban
JuntA nas received news of the succest-
ui landing IA Cuua Ui an expedition
led by Bfsulo Pens. Comma der
Pona's parry Of 50 men IL lhous ut to
bo there conveyed TO the island by the
steamer Commodore, ShicD left this
COST some DAYS AgO. Tue party sue.
ce1uoI Ia landing 800 Tifist, bsO,OUO
rounds VI ammunition, two fapll M
log AutGuklss cannon, several hundred
pUuuus Ut dynamite anu n IibsTal sup.
ply of medicines anu hospital stOTes.
ThB party landed, II Is said, without
accident or mOlsstation Of any kind,
making tue sIh expedition which has
successfully LANDED In tue last ~
days.
Pena was veteran OF the last Tevo.
luton, Fighting ten years under the
leadership VI Nuntz VINO IL now u ~.
DaGcO merchant Ia Philadelphia.
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ruRLE KILLED
nurderaus demand tor Higher
Vases.

GuiDALAJARA, Mexico, March a.
a riot tUaE place SUI day "a % lumber
camp west % here aud rrtulIuI IN
RJbeft., tue American superintendent
was seriously vouutod. The iiut was
caused by "a demand iUf higher wagtr,
which was refused. A number Of tue
the wOfkmen sustained lt.bttls Ia bic
feiutal anu protected MIN from being
killed.
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tho ag,,atou Tor tue neIs~.o Not to
Cease.

CHICAGO, March 2i,-Dr he'en
DOusmufe, president 9t a." Women
International Maybrlch association Il
NJ tho Auditor un route rom
Califor@ia 20 EugianI. Df. Drns'
m To was seen last night aud asked
what the Intentions NJ the association
Are regarding tho Msybfio6 olse' II
viii b. remembered that lhe Engllsh
home secretary, a.tor reviewing the
peisurntoI case, has declined ~ releatv
Mr.. Msyhrick.
"Iho Maybrick case as come u
have ar International aspect OF no
mail interest,"" raid DR.. DensmoFe'
During rur civil war an Eugllsh
captain was charged with conspiracy
hgaIntt uur government was arrested,
MOI, convicted and sentenced 10
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Jnpnn IIns q teb.IIInn.

YOKOHAMA, March 2i-Rubols re.
ceuuy attacked the JapAness near
kus.l. Alter several dAyS lighting
the feUclH were Iepulsed. Many ia.
psu,to have been murdered anu n
Japanese wAfship mas been sent ~ tue
sobue Of tho disturbance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-24

The headquar,er' OF the Northern
states Nilsson has been changed from
Council BIuns, 10. 10 Kansas CITY,
No., aud unIil ur.her mite, The onic
o' the Mission will be Et IAN East litn
street. II any persons have friends
In this city or In Jackson county, Mo-
whom they would ike to have our
Elders call on, viii write To no Rhov.
address and give rs the Z. o aIG oss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-24

The advance sAle Of tickets for the
Tavsry Opera CO mpany's engagement
ON Friday and Saturday opens tomjr.
row morning at the box office Of the
Theater. THIS Ia undoubtedly the
great operate event Of the season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-24

TlUE BEHr 7ALvE Ia tho world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcefs, salt
Rheum, Fever S1rus, Telgor, Chopped
Hands, ChlIBlains, COrng, aud all SEiu
h. upilons, and rOslllyrly cures Piles,
OF 10 pay required. 10 10 guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction Or money re-.
funded. Puor 20 cents per box. For
sale by q, G.. NJ. 1. drug department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-24
ANU SEMENIS.
Katie Putnam at the IheAter Tonight
The Plays at the Grand aud
lJceum

Mss katie Putnam and her com.
pAny appears at the Thoater tonight In
The Old Lime Kiln. Patrons OF the
Theatrr are assured OF an enjoyable
performance,