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rivalty be woen the two houses anu
vscn have = large 10 loving Of it- own.
SIR Henry lfvIug'- wife IL living in
south ksus.nptUn and he wO cons vt
no actor, while on 'E1elltnt terms
with their isthtf, make their home
win their mother wuUn IN LONDON.
Lady Irving IL rather eccentric 80
appearance from tue dsy 90 winch cf
nusbsnd wss kHighieu, sud has men
very particular that no Gus N VI
omit tue "LsIyv IN addfssslt g bUL
Additional special preparations are
being made fOr this year performance
al SIfhr0 LUu-Avlu. he mai atufu
" d ur IN elaborate revivHiU' ltchlrH
II. Tue pay Ia ufactica ~ 90 l. " III
audiences. The aunivor-afy * frlsts
st5ttatfOtI ihit year BEGIN Apfil .Oand
will be- conducted by sir. BrHsnn AMI
a sterling sompsBy. II therto II ha'
uepn tue custom to Introduce one or
more NJ the old standard comedies into
tue program. Tnis year hONovsr,
only 5uAkrspoafosn p.aJs will DO
gwen.
a new comedy ny Mr. w. IS. walk.
et, suuttd Won 70 NJ 3 i.lnes', viii
bo pro Iucod NJ ~. Jauts's Iheuter 0n
/ the evening u IhutHIas, Apul .S
The cast Will Include Kate Rpfkr,
Olga BaudJu, Mary JsrfOld, Frank
Fu.lon, sydney Btougn aud Jyf
/ MauIs.
Tue Princss rheater, 20 long under
a cloud, isngain enjoying tho sunlight
! VI PROSPERITY.
Tue Royalty ThtAtcr which has
/ been closed Tor shOft Time, viii g..
| UIcn On ApriilB sith the twenty. nitl
performance Of the Gale Widow. o
! the same rveniug new Ou0 Hct play
ny Alicia ktm,ey SUD Il. %. COuuvs,
enutlrd MOnsieur de Paris Will he
produced,
Among tho new operas to be pre-
scented iu London dufint thn coming
seaso viii hs GJldmAfk's lhe Clckei
On tho Hearth, founle1 on Chtue'
DieKeus's novel u that name. Tue
opera has scared "A great success iu
NiBuna.
Mics Mufiol Elliott wi give an or
cnusItal concert Of ~. JHmrt' Hsll on
the evening Ut April 30. Amun
other teiorliHus shr will play con
cuftD by z oy0nhaEan conducted ~
tue composer.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE
steamer Burmuua which has proved a
successful Cutau nlibuslor arrived ia
port last night Capt. o Bgisn was
not really to rick any chances OF arrest
that might be lurEing IN rnilaielphla,
hence tug went down this bay 1
meet the vessel. when she reaches
Marcus Hook, tweIyo miles sum VI
here, Captain O'Bu0u anu a,vrta
Others, among whom are supposed 10
be- General Garcia und senior Mul ~,
die muarked AMI were cfTfied by the
tug boat 10 the wharf. Tue party iheu
tolk lrain Tor New York,
The bermuda cAme o the city
Thursday and oast chor. No one
has yet bern permitted to board tht
veisil. Some Of the crew have come
ashore,
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Home From Florida.

Elder EphrAlm Yates, Of Mlllville,
Cache county, reached this city today
on his way home from a mission to the
southern States. He LETT this city on
December 80, 1898, aud was assigned
~ labvr la the south AlAbAms con eT-
encc, which thrn Included the slate
FlOTila. Last September mo
florida Conference was organize I.
Elder Yates lh,B lRbored the greater
part Of his Time In Florida, although he
spent several months Ia missionary
work In Alabama. He met with ex-
crllent sucoos-, being well received by
,he people. The feeling towards tho
SAINTS has greatly Inn proved Of late,
uolab y since Utah becsme a5,AO. In
Columbia county, Florida, where
Elder Yates has been the past
Ave mouths, the people are sutciRily
kind, ana himself and companion had
not teen refused entertainment once.
Ia some pATls there 10 much opposition
Du tue part oi certain preacher, but
there are others who tfeAt the Elders
with marked UouT,osy AMI hospitality,
Displaying Chflslsn spirit la their
c0n4uOL Elder Yates has enjoyed
good health throughout his mission,
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KY WISE Fa., Apfll ll.-Nows
was received mere last night OF tue
landing on Cuban soil OF the expodi.
lion commanded 10y Mou-on a.
Guerfr, VINO mad % men. 500 htia ,
4uu, 900 cartridges anu large amuuu,
VI dynamite. Although the rKpedI.
lion cost out $50 OOO, II Is considered A.
important NJ ,nuse OF GatcH anu
COLLAGE because no money wa'tprhl
on u Gamer Tor II. SonuT q lla-,
with SPECIAL orders from Delegate
Palma managed the EtiAlr Ia Key
west aud Tampa. Ho was assisted by
senoTs Psyo anu FGuerio. Col0nel
AgueTTe, COMMANDER OF THIS sXpsdi.
uou, lisa veteran Of the war VI lsJs.
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wAsmSurOS, April 1.-The SEN
ate committee on naval AFFAIR." had b
secret ttsslOn today Tor tho uurp0uo OF
Coz sideuug the testimony Akun IN
con. uctlOu with the aTmut plate lsyes'
ugauou. The only definite conclusion
reached was not 10 interfere with tht
secretary of the navy Ia making con
tracls Tor atmOT iJr the Kentucky anu
ktatssTge, but allow these To he
given 10 private Arms - heretofore
These " ssvls are 10 laT advanced tun
any inter erencs would cause delay
their completion ana this the mutt
tee IL not willing 70 be responsible ioE
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A. II. CaudlAud nud several oiheri
are pro. peCttng In the northeast hill
and have located several claims "a
what Is SHOWN as the Alpine district
lld. Campbell, George Hammer and
John l.. Thomas irlt lsss FRIDAY morn
INK Tor Fish Syringe where Inry Wi.
10 some pruspuouu anu some WORK on
the Early Harvest mine.
Joseph a, Thomas received Monday
large amount Of mining machinery
incluung "a host 10 be used on sOm'
elaine near Sun'hiue, The machinery
viii TO taken from Lshi ~ IT. deHtiua
ton by means OF teams.
Richard Bradshaw came In from thu
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WIN rirbt Huntington.

sAS FANCisCO. Cal, ApfiI 1.-THE
annual vi,u1Uu Ul effects uy the ul.
trC,Ors OF the SsuthUfn Pacific COM
psuy SHOWED u division o. opinion OF
The iitu,ss ui Coins T.. Huntington Tor
tue pre- ldUncy Of the company, which
h looked upon Ne tn beginning Ui y
light Against the magnaic. Al the
Injection ui Mo. Leland : Euiptd, the
two directors who represented tue
stanford r-lHtcv ted ~ General IhUF.
"a. Hubbard OF New York Tor pfvsi.
dent Wm. CTockeT also refused 10
vote Tor Huntington.
General Hubbard admits that no was
utggd by Mu. STANFORD 20 become n
candidate Tor the presidency, but he
refused. Mrs. STANFORD 10 tAiJ ~ have
eApr SEED the belief that ~ the stan
ioid, CrucEgr aud seafltH Interests
could nave united ON General HuOUafu
he could nave been elected.
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Gouilompu-~c Section of Article MI
of ho Cons tuition NJ this stale provide,
that emo corporation iu cNl-tonco 40 he
time OF tue adoption OF this Constitution
snail have thu benefit OF iututc luglsla-
ton wl huut hrst Ming ln the office ui
tho Secretary " State an acceptance OF
the PROVISIONS OF his Cons tuition"
PIg-umiug that an guTI uraiuu- In tho
S urrRro DESTROYS Of putting themselves
IN position 20 pnloy no lenohtH OF leg
ismlIou VI tho ~tuv, / enclose herowi h
a blank form ol acepp aucU, which please
execute and ruluTu 10 mu here win Is
fre- for Ming aud issuing certificate.
Uudor tho provisions NJ The Constitution
tue lru- must he pad iU advance, and
are paid ia the state treasury tor Ihu
beuutt Of the STATE,
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LoNDuS, April H. Tho Bimotalllo
League uA- issued manIisrtO urgiul
tus bImeIuIlItts, In view VI tue Trcen
uisou sion Ia No House ui e. m nuut,
10 rsuuubIs their efforts 10 educate tue
country. Tho manifesto conclude;
Great Britain having now apr Yea
toe principle Of interuslioaAl bimeIsl'
n-m us ururssaTy " the prosperity o
hrr commerce, thv umu cannot bt
distant Vnru the viii rec Kuiz' thH
nur only true p1sniOa IL In the van o.
tlu myVsnenL
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GLENwOOD sPRiNUs, Col ct, Apfil
ll.-At Ouo O'Clock tnis morning tue
town was awakened ny Tremendous
explosion, wnIoh shook the whole
pinCe. some mitCteant exploded some
giant p1wder Uuuuatn the bedroom ui
Ino house VI James w. RJsr, on Ben.
uet A Avenue, near Nnth street. TIE
house l. n perfect wreck. Mir. and
Mfs RJss were both asleep Aud how
ia, y escaped instant DEAN ~ u miracle.
lheir room Hni vyurytning In Il
toru top.oCes, yet nui'hut received even
scratch.
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pENyER, Apuu ll.--A special TO the
FINES nom Butte, Mont, srys an TX
plusiOn Of one hundred pounds o
giant powder 10 the 10 DOT level Of
Ihs St. Lawrence mine nj 4 I'm. kille.
Con q. Luwuuy, J0hn q Hnlbn, Ed.
SHIELDS, james Dwyer JUnu NcNelsh
aud pa,rlcE O'ksutEe, all unmarried.
as there were nv Otuet peTsuus In tue
mart Ol The nine where Tue explosion
occurred tue c use IL unknown, ON
ing O. he TALL Of the dcuris Dvules cau'
uUt b. reached I'll pighL
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DUBLIN, Aprl IL rus British ship
CstuatvO SURE, Captain Hughr-, rom
Sau Francisco, Dsrembsf IL, iOr
QueeustOW uHs been wruukru o. the
rocks near skeubtfrun. She went
ashore last evening on stone 10
amiuships II suum1rSsd. Tue crew es-
cspsd ~ the toits tut lost everything.
lIe CaruatvOusuiru was VI l 2.7 ton
70. lister, built In Liverpool 1886. Sac
was owned by huEurs & Go.
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"rArEn COLLAR JoU"
A Lotorious swindisr SOW Ia Prison
- Nsw York

A l,otorious swtndtsr SOW lea rFison
- N.w York
NEW York, Apui ll.-Jl'eph Gfi.
gauski, Is yesH old, was locked W Ia
the Tombs on the charge % grand
larceny. This prisoner lie one o. the
most notorious swludlsrH on two cou.
lluents, and is known vsfiousiy ns Joe
Bond, Joe. kaun ani r. e. Cray, O4t
TO the police u the United States aad
Europe hu N knows 90 "Papot Collar
Jur,h uuuco sirufof aud green gUuIA
Hwtudlrr. lie hA served trfms oi iu'
prsoument Tor his Cfims, but hiH Huu'
tcuceH nave us4uliy teen IN u Ouct.
AZ a ru'o no has been aulu 20 Ercp Out
" serious tTOu IL Hud hRs noltsl th0us
auls OF doilsfs BY means OF hlr
schemes.
By bic wiles ho bas s'u sb'p "a
/ swiudie come ~ tne most pr0Gliugnl
| milUoualfcs ia oluutTy, Collie +,
| Huntington, II IL saiI, wasa victim {,
| tho extent Of $4,000, SUI the late VIM,
| a. VANDERBILT, Sl7,UuJ. Gngauski was
] arrested today Chsfro with fEing b
coundrncr game In connection Win
| % p1uf,Irtatr, upon JHhu ~ ioTd %
| Ithaca, y. Y. A check for $500 n ID
"A small HmOuut OF Clsh were
secured ifDm tue victim. Gtga IN
was born IN Phll,de PMS. 10 1870
| during tho centennial exposition ~
wac cJny c,cd OF swindliug an sen ..
| rucei tp one year IN Cherry IN
prison there. lie was subsequent,
heard OF m vpr.uus paris VI tho cOu H'
Try anu la 1856 uwiudIri Ponnsyl,
vauia farmer uut Of as ,uOJ Huis IN,
Inventor Uf the wire tAppiug swindlr
Aul teANa Il $4,000 ten years ago by
ANNOUNCING Gng, krupp Gun hAl 500
race At Long BnuUl over Dwyei
Btotheu' RppG Ia Pennington
Me-, hs swIpulri farmer out O
$1,000 by the ~ q rick game. II,
worked the railTU.us from ST. LIIisttJ
New O.lesns . ew yesfs ago En'
realized over f9.OIu. Fer s,yrtal yost
no ran u SALOON IN 10. Paul, Tut
prisoner was accustomed TO 10 Pafi
sud BUY cheap paintings which b,
hat fixed up ailot the Slylu OF tue Oh,
matters. These he palmtd OIL ~ ol
sucn men as Huntington aud Wander
bnt. At one time he kept an art .tot
IN Newport under tue name OF +, {
Kuy, London,
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ManIlobn .shaol bon q Farss.

LONDON, April 1.-The ST. James
Gaz.tte commenting on the del ate AZ
Ottawa OF the Maui oOa school ques.
ton said the school oil Is - farce, adj.
iny! sir Charles Tuppor mHy Wish 10
pass It, but tue c iuseryhtyes aud libef.
rls want TO take tho is'us 10 their
Constituencies. Il II satisfactory TO
know the m liter Il purely pJltl,a aau
that the Alauilobana will uut hguI or
state ri hts,
Tue GlIue, commenting on tho same
~ jecr, tays' lhe tactic u the oppose
ton Put to shame tue most experienced
Ouslfuctionists In tue house OF com
mons, anu can only take tue side lhuy
ate intending ~ toivr.
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sullivan. Farewell psrfo-usaes.

BUTTE, MouL, Ami lU,--JUhn l.,
SULLIVAN, iOfmgr champion, became
himself again anu played farewell
engagement here last night, about
train time, lie wanted 10 tisht Paduy
Ryan, anu was only prevented by IA
toti.Tsnuo Of mutual iuenus. A. the
depot he pulled ono passenger ETnuud
~ tbs wnIsksfs AMI made two othpts
lance. Fortunately the train pulled
Yut soon, cauyiLg SULLIVAN anu mis- Jag
east.
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HAVANA, April H. rhe insurgents
have Uuiurd tue maOnluety houses Of
tn, central plantations Dana and
BatbOu, near MurtllO, the approx.
mate luss being 81, o 900.
The Insurgents ais turned $4,000
tons OF cane on the plAnt.tiou Santa
Ger,rudrs, belonging ~ Antonio Con.
gales Mendoza.
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Lsnihrr penIsr. FAII.

BOsToS, April ia. anu Il. Lane,
leatusr dvalrTs, have assigned 20 Vice
Pre-, dent Seams OF tus SHAW Nation.
al balk, anu &. Is. COBB, Hue lmbiI.
ties are estimated at $1,000, 900, but
uutil an Invention taken tnu amount
Ot a,suts cannot be knYwn The cause
U the failure Is tao deposition Of last
year.
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CHICAGO, Ami ll.-Colonel J. l..
MauIu, Ut 81, Lou 3, VIII DO sergeant
aratms Of ths ID mlcrstic nauO nj
cOuvsntion, The lection was made
this morning by Chairman Hatfity
aud the 81 committee OF the Demo.
cratic committee.
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INV YOtIl, Aptiill,-JOnn Waller,
late l. =. cyusul a. lgmbIayv, MAZDA
gaschf, was sec Iui class passenger Of
ihr steamer New iOtk, which arrived
todsy from Southampton. lie dtCIiGoI
10 discus his + 10, but taiI 10 Tot con-
tlIeut IN tue ultimate iusuficatiJn VI
as actions.
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mrut OF the New YORK cent? making
q survey OF the UpiUu Pacific pi1rgiy
from the Missouri river g. f0'tsnu.
rris man Is ~ to Ow Re mahln 70
close IN ptci't u the Oregon snort
Lane. Il In further stated 'hai Tue
Naudetbilp already own the Greg u
aud California railroad, tunuluE from
tue Columbia riyef down tue cIhsl 10
San Ffaucispo. Thir ownsfshlu ui
this property h known TO Out few.
rheit tutcha'e, thore'otu. oi hn
u ion Pacific aud OREGON short h.ue
would give tusm n uifoCt AMI nI roll
line from New York 20 San Fnlehc'.
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rmnlIIi. Hoy urnd ana WI. D,lnE
ANOTHER VERSION.

ON the Homer nnch, Twelve m les
rasl Of Denver last night Wine ttuest'
DELL, aged ~, was STABBED 10 death ~
q japanese named Aiukt, known A.
joe Flank, employed no % cook by tue
fpmily for two week.. ALOHA assaulted
tue boy WITH KNIT, a, tue natter
would not give uim money wnen bc
demanded uis wages, rhr UOy's aunt
MIS-. A, G. Mllvf gtbpploI with the
murderer, VINO stabbed uof repeatedly
aul otcal cd. Tue w0mau's condition
b. critical. Her 4yrEt.ull uaughleI
wi,nssstu the Tragedy HuI was alone
Win the corpse aud bleeding form o
the woman until the boys iaIhtr
A oxander Ttuestdell, arrived ifom the
gItS several uUuis lhtvL
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DECATUR, Ind, April u.-Aitor
lyiuK four uays IN TRACE at Peasant
Valley, Mrs. Lima Nielsen has bteu
revived. several hours sitter regain.
Iug consciousness her Wrt limbs anu
tongue became paTaly zii. sto ola M
10 nave converted Win Chus' anu
SAYS she Jaw many strange visions.
Sue IL slowly Iuuuyefiug'
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Licensed to Wed.

Marriage Licenses were granted to-
dsy to John 4. smith, aged %, aud
Mary l.. Stevenson, aged 10, Of West
jordan; John II. Park, Agoi %, Of
Gtsugyr, anu JuliN NJ. Woodruff, aged
II, VI salt Lake.
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WAsmNuToN, April ll,-A dispatch
under tuugy' - uatu was received Ut the
state department ifJm Uuitud States
CDusui Williams ~ Havana, thur
II ctuslly disp.si.g OF n published
tumUr that hB haI been assassIuAtut.
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The Olympic DANES,

ATHTNs, Apul ll.-ln the swim
ming contests OF the olympic games
today the 100 meiers Tscu was EASILY
won by HalOs OF Buda Pssih who de-
,eatsd twelty other competitors,
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Newspaper corr spondsnt Dsod.

NEW York, Aprl iO.-A special
cHb rythm rom Cairo, lHyIl snya
Col. JOIN A. Cuckrill, the WtIIAuowh
uevspaper correspondent, dirl tonight
OF Au ui,Ny.
NEW Y0uK. Apfll il,-A iIu a'ch
h. tue heraiu rom Cairo x YES lurtier
doIalI iu CJlutcii with tue 'uafu "
Go. Joun A. COcEerill. the Dispatch
say.
col. Cookotill was unoot soi9us from
tho beg nuit uf tue attaoN aud uIcu ~
Elk minutes Aitecf ten. He W. ut inv.
~. 10 the afternoon sppufcntIy ln per
ipcl health. AT O'Clock hc went 60
the uafuer thrp NJ the hH oil uuI
while mere be WAS seized W..u On ap.
tu,t,iu attack. lie tell rom tue
GUAR unJ wa carried 10 his room AMI
~ MutlsIu Wastout Tor, Tue d. ctpf
gave ga. the fullYwing account Of the
case OF the IAtient who lay W. utl
partially undfostsd, breathing heavy
sud iu absolute uScpnsoiNuauus "Nly
diaguUss IL cerebral HpDplrAyi from
btuuIfhsgv. ] "a lalHl attach"
Atnquaftgf 10 ton ihs cIl'uris face
be- came livII aud bteIz miuuits tNtl
ten be di,d peacefully WIN ui HAVING
ftHuluru C1uftl IuHusHss
Sir. peunclI, the u. p. diplomatic
agent at Cair., 90 uciug notified VI ID,
mylsuuuUly event, lrit a dinner pnfiy
IT which he was "a guest, aal Win hiu
Washington the United States vice
cJusul general, went 20 the CIlonc's
JUIsiIr.
Mr.. Lpngworth, Mt Barney wash
iugt1n ann thc doc or witnessed th'
euu aud saw tno bOly conveyed 10 o
muIluaty chapel NJ midnight
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1RANsrFR, w sIOCks.

Three hundred shstes NJ Mercur Al
81, aud 800 ai 50 gj, 200 Morgan (Ptrs
CIV Al ii cent; I 600 Gay Canyon
~ cont; nnU Crown ~ 10 cent? and
Loo al lf4 1000 Dalton Ht o cent?
nj 1000 a. %, Total shares sold,
$500,
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UNION rA,IFIC.

Nay lie Purchased by Vanderbilt,
iumuF says
CHICAGO, April ll,-A special to the
Toco,d ,TOn OmE "a say; Suru the
pNturo Oi Messrs. NIud = II Euu
Dspew there Ia G nsldttable talk l.
iuIirUEd circles Us 10 their ur0spt cilve
purchase OF the Union Pacific ROAD.
It's known that tor montns they have
hal all expert Of tue operating depart
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NEW YoRK, April ll,-LsJsnburg
ThaIlmAu d 90. have HlsuufSNn from
the sub-lIeasury S2OJ,0JO gold for ship
msnt 20 hayu.
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An unusually Interesting meeting OF
he ReaprI's club will be held at the
nice OF tue Woman's Exponent on
Mo DAY next. Miss 5Aran Elliot, =
IIstingui-hrd eastern lady, will be
crescent and by special Invitation will
address tho club. Mis- H. hot Ia a
Aarm personal friend ana associate Of
Miss Clara Baron, the celebrated TO-
llsf and charity worker
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DINIGO ~ wAsmINoroN
Secretary OIuey Has Not suggested
mediation 60 Npaiu.

WAsmS0ION, y. C., April H.
The statement that Secretary Olusy
uar addressed Il note 10 United States
Minister Taylor Ia Mtdud, ruggttting
mediation, u pure fabrication.
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Charges AEetnst tie department OF
Agriculture.


wAAuNGIOS, ANN 1.-THE olos.
iug VI tue contract TT furnishing sceus
tor general utHtIluutluu by the govern.
mrut has resulted in huuE cdar.u ~ at
the department 20 agriculture by
Buslan, Goodwin a. Co., u Chicago
tucd hrm against Secretary Morton,
Tue allegations ufU that their bid,
though tue lowest, was refused because
tho hrm urged tue passage Of tSs.-
luton ptuviuiug Tor the revival u the
dbttbutiUn OF seeds, Notwithstanding
Secretary Murtuu's pfnttsls, that the
reports furnished by the Uiilcers VI the
| department 10 Secretary Morton, TO
Senator Proctor cnaitmHn o. the
| senate committee OF agriculture, nui %
| Mf. WadBw0rth, chairman OF tno House
con mittct, hRd been manipulated IN
order 20 thOw that the hru.'s seeds
| we're below the standard; that Assls-
| Aut Secretary DauuUy hau iusist,u on
| tuU company, iu the case it received
! the award, u-ing the machines Of the
| brown Bsg Filing Machine company
/ uud that Dnuury hsd decided Agslus,
! the c1mrauy, because OF refusal 10
Ju this. 40 WAS silegtd, furthermore,
| tuA, the secretary nuu his as-is aut-
| falssiy stated that the company foiu'cd
60 utu It, name on stoI .Acl,rt-, sgC'
/ trtaTy Morton aud other tnlcials Of
| tho agricultural dtunttmvut make HU-
sriutr uubIEl OF the charges anu say ihu
award OF tue seed contract was based
on a percentage Of pun y snd gefmina'
i've power 90 the stuIu tested by the
drlaitmunt lLst year NJ tue ums when
there wac no prospect Of further de
tubutilu.
Secretary Morton said today ihaI
when Au found tho distribution Ol
common s6eus was required uy las, he
a,Erd senator Proctor suu RrvTusru'
tattve MaiswOftn 10 20 over the biI'
with him, aud after careful hnu
uellbeTHt, cons drfAIlOn Of all the bids
anu records kept by the department, "
was dec dcI, senator PuC'Ur hf m k'
ing TIE sutg,a.Iuf, 600 oiisf ID, LAuu'
rem a Co.,, % pmlauUlphiB, u lumG
um Ol {1U, 900 90 furnish tue yrget AbIe
tert, unu l.. T.. May VI 81, Paul,
MINI, 5000 10 furnish tbs hJWs
.Js. l.auHfrth't original biJ was
s7a, 900 MHy uid halt cent pei
amer IUr mower seeds. The two blu,
were CaIlr4 10, the ode = accepted Auu
me contracts sigueI. lul- made
Isll,u.u more than the b ds ~ tue On
csgu arm, tut the action, tue srafetafy
saiI, vRs batvi on the tclisuliity
hcluty Aud essential uUufuoH Il
Warrington otthe lambeth company
TounI iIis hoy Dcud ana wife DYING
urNvER, Col, AprI ll.-AleEauIs
{. Mai went 10 his home ON IN
Warner ranch twelve mile. east o.
, Denver THIS morning and found hi
rt,ls8u, bIed ~, IvRd aud the vile
the tOlb m.tuef, unconscious an
bleeding 10 utatL from numerous seal
wounds, The BJy hal been stable,
through the heart. The house huI 10
been tuuuud Rud tue motive Of to-
crime lisa mystery. ME-. Miller
. Miliet's s,cIud wife, the ntst hAvinl
obtained u divorce ou account VI hl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-11
EIrnt noIIsr.. rIsa.s.

Secretary Of State James +. Ham
mDuu IL FenIiug out tue following cir
Culsr letter with an accom- unying
ultnk 10 all mining companies IN utsn
tnat were iuo0tpoTa OIL PRIOR 10 tht
sluuli0n a tNeS ate Constitutions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-11
AGAINST rms slLIl nan

Lord Rauald q wcr has written lot.
ter- to the Newspaper ur.irg the
rnuce OF Wales OF tue Duke Of York
to discard the silk hat as benz "lhv
uglisst Rud most unhealthy hrhd.eag
u the century," adding tnHt d, the
princes did sn, "our classes are Ia.
teutuly sHobblsu, aud wOulG follow the
tsshiur adopted by pgiuce Of the
u.Ouu."