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MCKINLEY And A.P.A.
Tho Association No Justified IN BLACK.
l,sl1g Hin.
WITNESSES WE'RE UNRELIABLE.
A Committee OF the order Has Had a
Satisfactory Interview with the
Presidential Candidate.

wAgniNaToS, May i0.--roiay's
session u Tive Amouosn Protective
Asaocla,iou's supreme oiuncll vss Tue
most Interesting Of tue oInys ton, b.
cause the action OF tue executive con.
mitteu " the advisory board, blacklist.
tug MalIf MCKINLEY AZ \ Presidential
candidate, was to be reviewed. The
report " tue advisory board upon the
action Of its committee was mtdo 10
tho oouucil late In the session, IL was
Technically an endorsement Of the cx.
ecutiys committee. 10 asserted IN
substance tuat tue executive commit.
tee waa warranted, Ia view u ths evil.
ucuco pfrstuttu,in placing q bau upIu
Mckinley, but la addition IL Htat, =
thnl tuHhvT examination VI tolls tCt-
mouy ~ thu iuIl board has convinced
the M mUyfs that tho witnrttea were
Unreliable uni tina, thu,r sta.UmBbt,
were not COfT,C.. therefore the board
c4uclu iVs Mckinley suould % piaCoI
uiul tue sans iuUung, as lar NJ the
inembuIB VI the A.P.A. aru cOnuer 81,
Win other candidate, Tor tue Pfo.i'
dental nomination anu no. be dis.
eliminated agaiusL
ApyeuuuI Go Tue TrroTt was n rtats.
meutiu writing by Delegate Huddl,.
sun, VI California, WuO albutiH tuat q
cImmIuvu, OF wutCu ne wa cunifmlu,
interviewed Mckinley, ut Canton,
Ohio, on thg "a instlut, anu tue Ia.
fviuw was Hatiriaol0fy.
lilo other mumhufs v the committee
nrc slated To nave been d iclatu Van
FVsttn, WashlnRi'r, en- q. =, Hypi,
state chairman 10 X 'ltugky.
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WITH JAMES AS MANAGER.
Johnny Is Arranging a Western Tour
for the Famous Cambrlan Ptuu
Cholr-IHolndts ulAb.

Beaver Republican Of FhiAyi The
Famous Penn CambriAn male chorus
Of Scranton, which IL to be one Of the
fealuTos Of the Eisl0ddiod celebration
In this city, has arranged 10 make q
tour Of Colorado. Utah and CLlisfnla
under the management Of Secretary
John James Of tho Utah Ehlsidild
association. The tour viii probably
follow the Elsteddiod oslsbrslloa ana
The chorus viii return east In lims iof
the European tour, which II L. con.
templaIing IN midwinter, after which
II viii return to the United tlatei 10
sing al the presidential Inauguration
OF March I. Prot. Haydn Evans l.
director Of the chorus, which IA said 10
te one Of the ii1est In the world, The
western tour Will includa Coliraio
Springs, Pueblo, Lradville, Ogden,
Salt Lake and o,herfAr weston p5in,i,
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Cub,n, Mas' GiV~ Thsir nread 60
NsytsF's Army.

N'ytsF's Army.
HAVANA, May l6,-Cabisin General
Wrylsr uHs tssnei a proclamation Civ.
iug the country people twenty uayB In
watch 70 dvpus M the vgfiuus ycTu-
ment csntors oil the cHru urDGuTnuiu In
the priyirce " Pi ~ del RIO, hGvana
aud Mniaizu. the owners OF The
corn muus carry or transport II 10 tue
yiIlbges nearest 10 which arc deiuoh.
meats u 3 Auish troops. 1 theC olu-
NY people az. unable TO Transport the
corn thtmfvlvts, they will be- furnished
The necessary vehicles, an the mil.
taty authuTiusA at the collecting ecu.
tSfs have bson authorized g. purchase
ths c5Tn ut market price OF ftcuive u
on dep.6it. A. tue expiration Of the
twenty dayu al the oOTu not deposited
Or 81 purchased uy tue military Au.
ih0ntles viii b. c0uti Tered cOnlraband
OF war, aud tbs owners Of II Will DO
punished ~ crimiualF.
A letter wnllen by Gomez has fallen
into the hands Of the spanish suthori.
ties. IL was sddTefsed to the iusufReut
minister OF war, Roloh, ani asker for
arms and ammuailion with which 10
cary on the war 30 the western part OF
tic leland, adding that u these sup
plies did not reach bin soon the .Toyo.
lutiOn would DO In danger,
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IDAHO CONVENTION.
Op,RIDs EIICs,s 10 Tho EO.ltsllO
Opera House.
rUOnuSuRlD pLrGArEs PRESENT
Convention Strongly In Favor Of Dn.
byl' aud Against The shuup.Mc.
Counrll facilou.

trccial 90 tuoNuws.
fuCAiELLo, lInho, hay 10 - The
RcpuOl eau state delegate, 700 strong,
were e'cotluu ~ the UIcia house this
morning ~ silver band, and the
convention was called 90 order By
Chaifman Marx Phitc. The stage
was lavhhly decorated with choices
l0wrfa and tho national color. Alter
atong by the glcc cluu the call was
read by Secretary julie Bllsei f0r Elk
dvlegatrs anu Elk aliurnaios 10 the
national convention 90 81. L1ui. June
ION. Hou. A. a. Cmnr, Kou!ualo
county, was elected Temporary chair.
man ani b. g, Chase, Cluyon county,
temporary secfoIary, ani were con.
Quoted 10 the stage while tho band
played. sam Guudaker was elsclci
scigoAni.siatms. Committees on
creientnlf, resolutions, permanent
organization aud order u business
weto appointed ash the convention
adjourned until -. IN.
Tho convention Is strongly Ia favor
Of Dubois o. against tho Shgup-Mc-
Conn,ll faction, which are mainly
rom Ada Gnd Lemhi counties. A
lively time Il expected this afternoon
snd tonight.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nay When
tho NJ. T.. general conference was
called o. Oritr this morning, another
ballot lot bishop was announced amid
iuteubs excitement. A vote was taken
yosierIay afternoon aud the result kept
secret until tins morning, IL showed
that 6lO votes had been cast. The
following six candidates loRdi q, g..
MVCAbo 21., EhTl Ctan.tnn lgl; }. w,
T.. Bowen 1875, II, A. ButlE 1874; J, W..
Hamilton lSs; T., rs. Medley ~.
Tho fourth ballot resulted In no
choice. Tho vote: McCAbe 24i; a..
A, BultE .33: Ear Itnnslon ga,
Hamilton lili Bowen 100, Nee sATy
10 a choice 8i..
There are Two bishops 10 be- elected.
Five hundred anu twelve votes Tor one
bishop only la reality represent l,O24
yO'es. Toe apparent discrepancy
caused some confusion, but wa pE.
plAined ny n prominent delegate to the
satisiAoUOn OF the conference.
while tue vote was being counted,
Row. W. :, Matt ndu'e OF Kau,as,
presented memorial requesting Con.
grsss ~ prohibit tho licensing Of tue
sale Of liquor In states where pro.
hiBitlou 10 IA eject IL was adopted.
Thu routine proceedings were inter.
fupted by great applause when MalOr
Mckinley was seen ascending the
Stage.
B.shop Joyce presented him and the
aidwas " higo with hEndkefchluiti three
llnios tho applause dieI away aud was
renewed.
During recess nearly every delegate
took advantage OF the opportunity 10
greet Nick lnley.
After recess tho chair announced the
next ballot, II resulted In no choice,
but revealed remarkable surprise. Tue
vote on thesIN lsaling oanui1Htcs was
AZ follows Ii. A. Butts, 200; Earl
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TOOK Her OWN LIFE,
'u0r HsR sELy THREE Trur,
ana Tell 10 tho floor Dead Jo,, =,
"'' Hu'O'nd DASHED III, smoking
EHol''r from Her Hand

dis. hn' L'uI' c. kelsey, wifi. o, IN,
''l''aht city engineer, liz, al he,
lo'mer happy home, NJ. ? n,u,n.
lei'aoe on Sixth SOUTH s,re,t. IN IN,
'n oia'e q death, tho victim Of ,alcld,
by shooting. '''''
nc u''' j. Of the 'al story may b,
o'l'hy tommud up 9, follows Athg
70" morning NJ. KELSEY arose from
Dh n'shps rect leaving his vile In bed
made fire and stepped Into the bach
J'il' Wbiio there the sharp sound Of
q pistol shot came from tho direction a,
'ne apaiimea, In which he had bat
a lev moments before left bh
Wife Fearing that somelhlpg
serious was occurring within be sprans
""Atls the house. A. he reached the
TACK doorstep he heard uo,hsr r,psf,
anu ~ be rushed Into the bed eh,mtsf
Dc was cJuifoutod With the horrliylng
,ish. " seeing bis vito 10 the act Of
ltllg thifd shot Into her own body.
ne made a iighluieg.like eliot
70 fUuch hOt side Aud di,afm
net before che could pull
NE trigger but no failed ani
enc Tell 10 The flJ0f gazing anu gfoan.
lug o. be struck the tmlEiug revolver
Ton hsf hAnI, iaafrW mlnute, ,hs
was dead.
She spoke no word Indicative Of the
cause " her fatal folly and her young
husband sank soff0w crushed aud dc.
o1nsoIair 10 htf side and valnly
attempted 10 call her back 10 lie. A
1Wo'm1nihs.olI bate, the only child Of
the couple, lay PEACEFULLY At rat IN
crib NJ the siuu VI the bsl.
IL seems whrn Mf. Ksl,ey arose and
len his viio's side the was 10 hsf usual
frame VI mind, aud no thought
OF suspicion found loigment In
h.s owl thAtso teffibleAn N elton a.
the loss " bic vile was about 10 come
ulOn hin. When be returned 10 the
house In response 10 the fuJB reminder
Of the pistol reports that something
dreadful was happening, be found bic
vile, sliil 10 her night Iauss, standing
before the dresser iiOm when she had
taken bis revolver 10 the determined
endtAvof " end her .Ii,lel O.
An three bullets passed completely
through her body, entering close To-
gtihbf lus, below the bfeA,l bone H. d
smsrging near the spine aud falling
onto the carpet
Coroner OienbAeh was tsAs for and
summ5uing a jury held an iuquss, al
the house, feiurninRs verdict Of sui.
eide caused by temporary insanity.
The young w0mau's reason, II 10 said,
wAi somewhat Impaired hbIui two
y,Afr ago but Tor short time only.
She was about - years Of age and oi
late has been subject 10 spells Of as
IRENE deSp0ndeBcy.
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wAuiSaroN, May l0.-Ibe Wal'
~ m. P5eifig epast with Ecnadof vie
B,n Frsncisio and Guayaqan, Which
has been brought up W cens' ,iA1''
Importance, 10 Threatened 'u ne'
ttfuctl0n NJ the hands q GNU Pc 'll
already IA tuilering fefiously w e.m'
urtiti0n. rue merchants etpi, 'ua.
this state Of things BIS bten 'Iolghl
about by the high freight cb.il' na-e
~ tho steamship company 'lh'y rs ias
no competition. uniloi stats N'h'uI
billiard at Guayaguil says iiitb" l'opla
Of T. .uador oUCu become fecet cllrI 20
she use Of Chilean -four the AinpiIcan
tHuofts u d1ur TO tne county VIII al
most entirely cease.
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NEw iUNK, Aiay l6.-rhe Bfitish
bark hUz uuu,quu atfiVoi alq Ihfan.
tine last nisht iI0m II o Janoitl shgTt
uaniei, fve Of hoi crew having diul
from yellow fever In the tropics snl
Que srauuar having Committed suicide.
When d.. DJiy was told Of tue o..
rival ui tee Moran lqur, he saij that
,uo shin wtu.I DC doiAiuel Tor uiHufsc-
ton AM ciusnsing anu all no othes
uui vluCt'0 the crew would b. treated
by "a" steam ufuuHss 10 prevent thu
slightest possibility ~ contugion. IL ie
rrouaU.o that tue chip viii be released
Oh Sunday or Monday.
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A large sun OF nansy Made Avail
able foT IaruncAtiaus,

A large sum OF n.nvy Made Avail.
able TOE iuTuncatiaus,
CHICAGO, Mhyl0 "A special to the
Tnbule if0m Warrington sayG
Auothcr step followed Va tho dlteo.
tiou VI voast doieuses IL about to DO
taken by toe Senate ami the step IL u
most significant one, lor large tum
n money 10 made available immedi-
nlely Tor Qualifications. A FutuJm.
miltee Of the Senate committee on
appropriations hiss been NJ work on the
iOuincatlon bill for weuh aud the
frsuit II sensational. Toe House bill
appropriated about 81 l ,UJO, 900 tor coast
uviuntos, about halt IN cash and hsf
In contracts. The most important
Item IN the oil ~ u passed tue House
was tho section providing for the
engineer work on the gun aud mlT,ar
batteries. Inu House Appropriated
Sl,ss5, 600 cash anu authorized con-
tracts Ia the extent Of $3.50, 900.
lnis ougineer wOrH, emUiAjiug the
tmpiscoment. for tho great lea coAst
guns aud MORTAR, 10 Tar behind tho
manufacture u guns, anu the Senate
subcommittee has decided 10 give Spc'y
Lamont every assistance 10 put the
Qualifications IN good order at once
without waiting flt the i1rmalilies OF
contracts. Accordingly tue Senate
Committee has decided TO appropriate a
lump sum Of s., 0OO, 900 In cash Tor the
engineer wstk, allowing the secretary,
however, to eNlond II ~ rapidly as
pOssiolr.
Tuis unexpected action will create n
surprise In army Circles when 1t To-.
comes known, Us II Is the hrsl large
appropriation Tor coast deleusss siuce
tue var, and 10 alone more than twice
"a much ~ tho entire Qualifications hiIl
lor tue previous year, Including guns,
tmplauemenls aud carriages.
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Not QuIle $4,000.

k1el Olsen, whose little boy was run
overly Union Pacific freight cars on
Ninth North stree. lasI August, and m
A., result Of which acc dent nils leil foot
had 10 bo tmpuislo1, commenced sur
IN the Third district c0uI ioIay Iot
al 600 against tho Union PAolho 10
rpivrfs. In UrIer 10 get the case INTO
Inc STATE court the plaintin nsd 70 sue
fuT les than $1,000 n-
q. NJ. Nielsen aud John NJ Zans are
tho plaluul's attorneys.
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TWO HAVANA rnuuArs.
spaiu viii AbroEst" Treaties with the
lnIteh hInIo. nnh lIghL Mnrln.

WNNANH AAAA Us - AANNNNH
NIw YORiS, My ia disfa,ch B,
the Hehli nom Hayaua tayti hd.
vices item Mntfli say that n hill will
he pfosentcd IN tho CurlOs htrofaIug
oil existing treaties with tho United
Btntet.
The big concentration with Mac %
In an attempt % break thr ugh thu
ttccha near the south coast has been
frustrated by prompt ffln'Orcrmrntf
Of tie line by General Afolas Onlcal
reports Indicate serious tiiicfrnce- be-
tween Maccp and Quinun Baudefn,
cHuslaE much dlssturions nmoug their
suburlinatcs.
Inc frfOu that the Havana vOluu.
tcUfs fenisu 20 leave tHo city i1r
active service Oh tho tfouha "a de-
niei tM tally by the guvtfnmuni. The
Transport lfiiOn takes General SuatcE
lncian tonight O. Bahia Honda with
important fciuforc0mtnis to etisc. D.
ptopol j attack on Magu.'a leit lant
ana rar.
A hladtld Dispatch 10 In Dtcu'aiHu
annovucut that tho war department g.
preparing 70 tmbatk 5000 more tfuopn
for Cuba IN October shout WeyluT
utum ioiuiofcsmcuis necessary.
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sT, Louis, Muy 10 "A special to the
R'Fublc rom LuDauon, No., say;
a ttTnic bail storm visited this city
anu v,oluiN shout o l'ci0ok this even
lux, accompanied ny wind, lives the
most dusiuctlyO storm ever knows
heTe. The nail foil thick Aud fact anu
the rain cane down In torrents. The
hAil was terrible ami very destructive
throughout the Oily, Wiudows ~
nearly every residuuce and business
h uses were TijJled. Trees Aud
shiubbery were stripped OF their i0lia. 6
anu gardens are u,vaslatod and IN
ruins.
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br5ttn ur btulttd 81 oil, bat apparently
ur tutenc 10 dcath. Many iuvatu
homes ere utilized as hosuitnis. The
ndiCs ore u1inE all possible 10 care for
tho dying aud WOUNDED. The under.
takers are ovuffun with WORT.
People view the dark tklcs aud
threatening clouds with evident appIo.
hentiou. Bsdirs are being brought iu
hourly. Tho total billed will reach
100, tnd the w0uuItd 100.
People are responding generously 10
the oall Tor help, and ovof 30 900 hoe
boon rhlnnd.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May l6.-rho bill
OF exceptions IN the DuttAnt case has
not yet been fled In tue supreme
court, District Attorney BaTnes said
today that even should tue prosecution
win every point Of appeal, Dufmnt
could not possibly be executed before
November or December. rhe ptJt-
poets are that III utat the execution will
DO thrown over into next year. Toe
delay, says Mir. Banner, IL the fault Of
CuliiyTniA'a appeal system.
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Wicked Bows

Tor some time past complain, have
been made OF several vioiou, l5y, 10
the neignOorhood Of Fourth E, 4 and
FINN South streets who haye been
making II very disRgrseAbls ID, peopls
pacing that way. Thea w,ssei
youngsters frequently insult p,opIe BY
their uno'oomiug conduct and cutter
talk. Nights are made HID, an, At
tlmos, Sunday evenings t,,n, I, 4.
The special time for tho me,l,r, 10.
gether In force Of this olemen, 4, ,ib,i,
outbreaks. Last evening som. ~ tt.s
most obnoxious abused ana trn h,srs5
some lille girls AID smaller a,,ili,rp
Ia q shameful manner. Two n,,l. ,n
particular, while going on An s,,,nG
60 MI. H'nrahan's store, v,rs t,tgr,J
anu thtuWn " Ia force 10 the .,'a,ng,
luo young oulptits lay la vsis|, Irs
little glrs coming back, hni ys,s
iuttrierel with At the momen, w 80 49,
ny An older person who drove tsss, an.
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Not Entitiod 80 seat In the
senate.

WASHINGTON, My l5.-BY a vote
Of 81 10 - tue senate dutefmined O..
DAY that Houfy Dupont was upt en-
Titled o. seat IN tue Senate from tue
ttato VI ID lawaie. rhia closed a loug
aud animated cJutfovefsy, which hgs
Ucyu one VI tue mot notable cOuttsti
" H. kind In tho history OF the btnio.
Tho rtFult was In doubt ~ 10 the last
momoui, anu this aided iuieIe't 10 the
hnal vote. Thpfo had been some que.
ton ~ % the direction Of Mt Stow.
afps vote, but II went with thU'o u
tie Democrats aud Pgpulisis, anu was
the decisive vote tn declaring that MI
Dupont was not entitled % seat.
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JurLiN, Mo-, Mny lG.-rhis place
wns yisigri this mofniug by extremely
heavy rain swelling tho willow
Branch, which crosses Msin street, 10
tue With Of 900 ievt anu n oilht VI q
ieot. Maby business huuseo we're
d odod. Two hundred fec. Of tho
PItlsuurg ana Gull fRiltuai was wufhed
cut ald msny mines u iodrd ans nun
dfcdB Of men thrown out Of work. The
loss IL fully $4,000.
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nnt the Jury Found urr Not Gu'i,y
Aittns samr.

AhA Aho shfN oNuh her MOI eu''fT
Al tnr sam~.
Oh.lDS, No., May lJ,-rho trial Of
Gcrfuiu Taylor oinrgui win tao
murder OF bvr father, Dillon d. TAy.
w, Uaded Ia a verde. Of rot guilty.
Gertrude To Tor Il only fourteen
" Rts ON. some weeks H.OtnH ~ ut
au or, hhc tut fUugu.U u.tals IN the
e. q e. Hvr ftihrr Va d aud ne. bfother
suJ hie rf'iu.uw were made Invalid.
Tor lie while utuou Of the family were
made Temporarily ~. lhS piu alter
several uASn confessed. Her uncle,
sh0 N wealthy, slUyl by ntT, going hCt
bnii nul furnishing the money for her
doieltv. The jury was out but two
hour.
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BERLIN. My 10 - the trial OF forty.
seven SsoialislF, including the rtusl.
dent sn1 members Of thu executive
oImml tee, clmmsnced nero tOdsy.
rpey are cuafsuI with violation = tho
law o. ASSOCIATION DURING 1893, 1894
sud 1895, Alter Hgrren AueE Bc1ri,
Singer ,ud ghTro others Vi tho accused
had ben examined, Tue huarigg was
adjourned,
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In Sugar House W,,s

Prot Jo'' NJ, Tanner win d.n,,, hi.
Interesting lecture on PAl,,l,n, spp.
day evening, May 10, 1885, ats ,,s.gcs
IN the sugar ward msellr. 80.
under the auspicoa OF ths M, LIN I,y,
proyement association. H. ', 'I'
generally 10 Invited. Thi,i. ~,
ooutso ~ lectures the Y, MV'A
intend having during the sum -, - q"
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BERLIN, May l5.-Colonel Won
Kustler Hiu'dr-camp Of EmprIof
william, said there Is no truth Ia the
statement attributed TO Lord LOnsda q,
his mslesly't representative on boRrI
the Meteor, Just launched, that the
latter may challenge iot the Amerl0a's
cup, n che moves flster craft than
VslEytlu III. The Meteor Will only
sail IN European water.
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Temple B'nal Israel.

The shabuo.h, or Pou,eo st festival,
will be celebrated At Temple B'nai
f.rael tomorrow evening, al ! O'clock
and on Monday morning a. 10, when
the CHILDREN Of that sunday school
viii Participate IN the eelylo's uy
.,',mns and Tocltatious The music
,,ili be exceptionally hnsly rendered.
on a dVubls qaATse.iS.
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AnouNp ar MoRLr.
A ussssgs BY Bsnew VIII lie Tiasnst
Aw ruutgnt.

A nssssgs by Bsnew VIII lie Tiasnsd
Aw ruuiRrL
NEW YomS, May lB.-Extenslve
preparations nave boon made nj the
Electrical Exnibflon Ia tho Gtoat
Central Palace tor ssudirga Telegraph.
10 moi'axc Arouud tue world tonight,
with 10 vi,w OF hrfaklng the ~ cord Of
giftling tue earth. a circuit " over
20 900 miles has, been arranged over
Tue aubmatiuu cables aud isud wires
ni tho 4 stall and Wtstetr Uuion tcl,.
graz h c3mf Rniss. a mesfngc written
~ Cusuncay NJ. ID Hpew viii DO seut
eastward ~ a, 10. Chandler, pIeai.
dent o the Petal telegraph o9mpauy,
ar.uni tho gioBs TO Bufi go, whence an
Auswtt,wriltou IS luwtTi ID. Auam-,
pfttideut Of Tue NIAGARA Power com.
pauy, Will BE- sUnt to too exhibition,
wnetr u will be received by Thoma,
%. EIiHIu. ML Dup,W Will deliver az
nlursts GA Electricity ID WI % Dptr,
after when intfu viii bo supper, tnu
cooking Tor whicp viii b. done "a the
Grand Ce1tra Pa NHt Nv nn ulucIflftI
cuffuut, gonsa d Nagap Falls.
Many well AuuFu YuJpiu atU UZpr Ctud
10 Aitrn1 tue supper, aud the leading
gIvofumruiu % mo world viii bs u,
c ally TpfstrGtUd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

NEWTON, Kan, May l5.-A deslIuc.
tive oyoloue dova,latal u stretch vi
country about eight mllra long ana
hundred yards wide, two miles north.
west Of Mound Ridge on tho Missouri
PscIuc, this mUrniug, ~ O'o.Onk.
Sam'l Bass, u farmer, was fatally h..
Jared. Torrents VI rain isll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

An .Jnsucor-utuI LAYER supposed to
save Niiiud three Persona


save tliiisd three Persona
FRHiONT, Ohio, May ls.-A terrible
tragedy occurred last night = mile
east ~ the village Lindsay, eight
miles from this city, Ia which Que man
was killed outright aud his Two sons
arc iu tuch condition that death may
frtult any moment. At midniy ht the
family " jacob He's was af0uiti y
an explosion which ahAltsud the
houso Tut Injured NO one. Hss asd biz
two SOUS prepared 10 leave the bouse.
rney hal hardly stepped out when .
sh0t was flied anu the OLD man
dropped dead. Both sons were ,itef.
wards shot. The murderer ttctpsd.
Suspicion points to Louis Bill. young
f'Tmrr whose suit Tor the hand o.
Hsts's daughter bad been opposed by
the father Hna ths brothers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

BAN FRAACIEoJ, May lO-rhe San
FRANCISCO labor council last night
adopted - resolution pfJ'esling against
the passage OF the Pacific RAILROAD
iundins bill ana uTglng California
representatives. TO do all In their
power TO defeat the measure, The
council denounced the fading bill as
measure "delrlmental 10 tue progress
VI California and opposed 70 the intsI-
eats Of the entire oOuntry."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

CHICAGO, May l6.-RoOert T.. l. l..
Nais'i a IspFr hanger, formerly pal.
ace car conductor, fhug hIH wIiv ~ the
ircr innt night, while sue was asleep.
= jumpsI through the winuow. Tue
lusUand luruoI tue pistol On uimfoli
uuu uiri Instantly. a Ic,t.r 20 the
wife, saii 10 ubvu been W.ittuu bY u
Pitisburs saloon keeper, sisuei
"Bucr," u reported ~ nave bluu tho
CAute OF th8 uuu1tiuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

XIV YunK, May, i6.-Hamlllon,
smith, mining expert AMI Representa-.
tive u tut RJlhschlid, expects 90 start
No day lot au iuspcctila Of ,he 4 10.
o1nda copper mine Ia Montana. LIS
said that ne has authority 10 purchase
a On,'guntter Interest, - 800 900 Bbates,
which, with the 200, UOl suhfrs recent.
ly purchased by the Rj,hsohllds, will
give them the control Of about one.
lsif OF the stock.