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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-03-03
RIia@ Summons.

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District OF the State OF Idaho, County Of
Custer.
Peter johnson, Plaintiff.
against
The Idaho Gold Mining and Milling Company,
q Corporation. ]. w. Garrett Frank r.
wherry. Thomas Miller. Jr.. Chas. Raine,
Defendants.
The State OF Idaho sends greeting TO The
Idaho Gold Mining and Milling Company. \
Corporation. ]. w. Garrett. Frank P. Wherry,
Thomas Miller. Jr., Chas. Raine. the above
named Defendants
You are hereby required to appear in sn
action brought against you by the above named
Plaintifl in the District Court OF the Fourth
judicial District of the State of Idaho, in and
for the County of Custer. and TO answer the
complaint filed therein. within ten days texclu-
sive OF the day OF Servicel. after the service on
you of this summo1S-if served within this
&C unity; or, if served out Of this county, but in
this District, within twenty days, otherwise
within forty days--or judgment by default VIII
be taken against you according to the prayer o,
said complaint.
void that certain deed and agreement between
Peter johnson, Plaintiff above named. and j.
w. Garrett and Frank p. Wherry, Defendants;
also tnat certain deed between j. w. Garrett
and the Idaho Gold Mining and Milling Com
pany.
and-To bar Defendants, Thomas Miller. Jr.,
and Chas. Raine from any relief by virtue OF
attachments or otherwise as against the prem
ises referred to in said complaint:
2rd-To eject defendants from the 'tourth OF
July" and Homestake" lode mines and mill
| site and water rights and to let Plaintiff into
| the immediate and exclusive possession, owner
ship and control OF said mines and premises.
4th-To recover damages in the sum of 600.
1 5th-For general relief etc, and costs.
| tSee complaint on flle--certiaed copy thereof
herewith Served.l
And YOU are hereby notified that il you fail tc
appear aud answer the said complaint, AS above
| REQUIRED the said Plaintiff will ask the Court
| Tor the relief prayed for in said con plant.
/ Given under my hand and the seal OF the Dis
| trict Court OF the Fourth Judicial District
| --N--of the State of Idaho, in and for the
| Seal. County of Custer this tenth day of Feb
| - ruary, In the year of our Lord one thous-
| and eight hundred and ninety six.
! GEO l.. kEYES. Clerk.
p. VI. Bruner and NJ. e. Bruner Attorneys fol
! Plaintiff.
First publication Feb 1s 1895.
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at the Probate Court Room in ChalIis, County
of Custer, State of Idaho, an election for the
purpose of submitting to the legal voters of
Challis School District No. |, the question !:
shall the Board of School Trustees of Chal
lis School District No. l., of Custer County,
State of Idaho, be authorized to issue cupon
bonds to the amount of Two t housand and
Five-Hundred ($2, 500 Dollars in denomina-
tions of Five-Hundred $500 each, the first
one payable on the first day of May 1901, and
one payable on the first day of May of each
year thereafter until all are paid, bearing in
cent. per annum. Said bonds arefor the pur-
pose of building and furnishing a School
House p
There will also be proposition submitted
to the legal voters of said Challs School Dis
trict No. |, of the County of Custer, State of
Idaho. on the said 7th day of March, 1896, and
at the said Probate Court Room. in the town
of Challis, the question "Shall the Board of
School Trustees of said District No. |, be
authorized to sell the School House now own
ed by said District No. %
Polls will be open from 2 O'Clock P. NJ to 8
O'Clock P. M. of said day.
BY Order of the Board of School Trustees of
Challis School District No. !.
o. E. PENWELL, Chairman.
M. M. SWEET, Clerk.
Dated. Challis, Idaho, Feb. 26, 1896.
NJ. B.--None but actual resident freehoIders
and heads of families of said District will be
allowed to vote at such election.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-03-03
znoth@r Good Chinam@n-

Last Friday evening at about
9 o'clock, Chinatown was scene
of excitement, when it was dis
covered that E-Kyee. an old
Chinese gardner was discovered
in his cabin as dead as a door
nail. The last time he was saw
alive was nearly one week ago.
1t was made to appear that he
had taken his own life by the
hanging route, but investigation
revealed a different status of af-
fairs. The deceased was con-
sidered demented fellow by the
other Cinnamon, and itgenerally
supposed that some of them
know something about his death,
but it was impossible to get any
evidence out of the Chinese wit
nesses that would throw any light
on the case, but all indications
show that the Chinaman met his
death by strangulation with a
piece of twisted cloth around
his neck, the work being by 9th
ers. X On the following morning
Coroner jones held an inquest
over the remains of the deceased
and the jury after a careful ex-
animation into the affair, and ex-
amining severel witnesses. rem
dered the following verdict
I'VE, your jury, empannled to
inquire into the cause of the
death of E-Kyee, find that he
came to his death by strangula-
ton, with a piece of cloth, by
a person or persons unknown.
A. G. Bomar, foreman.
Alvin West,
II. II. Williams,
Chas. Frost,
r. Y. Street,
Arthur MCGOWAN,
Duncan Cameron,
J. L. Ebberts,
NJ. NJ. Sweet.
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Notice TO Property OEnsrs of Challis ToBnslts.

Notice is hereby given that l,
Amos K. Zeigler. Probate Judge
of the county of Custer, State of
Idaho, as such Probate Judge
and as Trustee, have on the 1st
day of February, 1896, under
and by virtue of Sections 23S7,
236S and 23S9 of the Revised
Statutes of the United States,
entered WI NW4 of Section 33.
and e. NEt of Section No. 80.
in Township No. IAN of Range
No. 19E.. containing 160 acres of
land as the Townsite of Challis,
Custer Co., Idaho. Every person,
association. or company claim
ing to be entitled to such lands,
or any block, lot, share or parcel
thereof, must within sixty days
after the first publication of such
notice, in person or by duly auth
orized agent or attorney, sign a
statement in writing containing
an accurate description of the
particular parcel or parts in
which he claims to have an in
terest, and the specified right,
interest, or estate therein, which
he claims to be entitled to re.
ceive, also a brief statement OF
the facts upon which such right,
interest, or estate depends, for
its validity, and deliver the same
to A. K. Zeigler. Probate Judge,
and all persons failing TO sign
and deliver such statement. with
in the time specified in this sec
ton, are, as against any claim
ant. forever barred the right oi
claiming or recovering such
lands, or any interest therein.
Given under my hand this the
18th day of February, A. D.,
1896.
A. X. ZEIGLER,
Probate Judge of Custer county
State of Idaho.
First pub. Feb. IL, 1896.
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Entertainment !!

An entertainment will be held in the Lo.oF.
hall ON Thursday evening, March 8. Admission
10 cents. Ice cream and cake Is cents
a splendid program has been arranged, but
we regret very much that it was received too
late for publication. Please bring in your no.
tices on Saturdays or earlier.
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SOCIETIES.
s1L YER LEAP REBEKAR NO. q7.

SILVER LEAP REBER4R .y0 "a
Silver Leaf RebelKah Lodge No. q. /. o. o. F
of ChaIlis. holds It's regular meetings in the
Odd Fellows Hall. or the Fad aad 4ih Tuesday
evenings Of each month. at O'Clock. All
Rebeksh members in good standing are in
xited to attend.
MRS. =. c. BoMAR, y. q.
MISS y. a. HARsErr, Secretary.
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For reliable dental work call
on DIR. Pyle.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-03-03

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District OF the State of Idaho, County Of
Custer.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-03-03

March came in like lion.
From straw hats and linen dus-
ters last week, our people are
hugging a hot stove with the
weather below zero this week.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1896-03-03
LoCxL GLEHRrHGs.

at tcas Night n
Silver 20 cents.
J. p. Spalding returned from
Salt Lake last Saturday morning.
Miss Powell, of Lost River, is
visiting in Challis this week
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ANOTHER UPRISING.


Natives Preparing to Rebel Along tho
Trsnsvaal BORDER.
Cape Town. April it.--News Inns been re-
ceivoj hero that tho natives are preparing
TO rise along thu Transvaal border. ~
rising In Northern I'ransvaal Is also re-
ported to he imminent There Is some
thlng of panic manifest among the
hurRhcrs. who have appealed for arms
with which to protect themselves. The
threat OF the spread OF the disturbance
makes the situation at Buluwayo and
Matabele more 50, o,is. Tho authorities
have felt that Ruluwtiyo was reasonably
safe II the food supply should hold out,
but the bangor has boon that tina Mata-
holcs would stop the wagon roads through
the Mattopno hills aud TO the south and
thus prevent supplies from getting ihfoush
from Mnfokins.
only II part of the 800 endorsements 10
signed for HuluwaNo have been sent from
MBfekinR, the nearest point available for
the purpose " takes four weeks hard
travelling by OK wagons to reach Bulu-
wuNo from this city. and 1t is said that
the journey can not be done IN that time
except with very light loads,
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INDIAN pErREDATIoNs.
Another Mexican Town Sacked ana I,
hnbitants Murdered,

Another Mexican Town Sacked ana In
hnbitants Murdered.
Mexico City. April 1.-THE latest news
from Juauilia state of Oaxaca show TINT
ihr Indians who fell upon that town like
n wh,rlwni were the Same horde of brutal
savages who sacked zin,ntlan md had
left there aprfehcnsive Of the approach OF
the troops. Their action IN JWluilln was
diahol,cnl. Az they cruelty inassacted the
chief officials and cut OF the Telegraph
OPERATORS head after iirst suhjcct'ng him
to oAcruclptiug torture. Tho shops were
sacked and people outraged and they ran
tn the hills to seek safety. After thes.
savage deods the Indians as,acmplea In the
plaza, where they had n drunken orgy ana
then left tho town MS suddenly as they
had entered H.
The, fed IN the direction of Gurcrro, ~
which state are q large number OF Federal
troops awaiting them I, ~ now seen
that tho revolt IA cnui,ued ~ u stnnh NUN,
hcr of very ignorant Indians. who have
never been civilized.
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EnNEl0N NIlIErs.

Si1ANGHAl--it IL stated here that tho
Japanese government has pnrcmptoriiy
forbidden the proposed japanese indus
trai under taking Ia this city
ClTY or MtNICo-prosidcnt Diaz has
given an audience Of n most cordial ohar-
acter 10 Captain John Bourkn of the lri-
ted States army. recently arrived from
Havana
PANAMA, Colombia.--A riot occurred
Monday at In BooA among lahor"fs en-
p.oyed on the canal IN which ono man
and one woman. husband ana wife, were
killed and many others wounded.
LoNDoN-rhc Timcs has, dispatch
from Santiago he Gnu saving II ~ Pc,
nevcd there that both Chill and Argentina
VIII agree that ENGLAND shall arbltfate
the boundary dispute between them.
DURHAM. England An explosion has
taken place In the ooliiory AT WilNngton
near his place. Eight miners are known
10 have been killed. and II is believed mat
eighteen persons in all VIII lose their
lives through the disaster
I,ONDoN-Tbc Dublin correspondent Of
the Times says the new land bill hss
been received by the an'i-Painoilii" press
there with disfaNor. The uniontst jour
nAls o-i ihe other hand, accord the new
measure friendly reception,
IpNDON-A sensational aTres' has been
made at Reading of woman named Dyer
and her son-in- law Palmer charged with
numbering q number OF infants. ~, poh'et
of six children, who had arpa,fnIly n.en
atrnngled, have been recovered from the
Thames into which they were thrown,
weighted down with rocks, etc.
ROMF--signor Crispi Gays that tho
statement To the effect that he hsd asked
but had been refused an audience with
the German emperor ~ untrue ne never
asked for such an audience. lie also Htai"a
tina, the cabinet had inienden 70 e'an nh,e
caseal, but that me indisnht,'on s, INV,
by tho public when the proposal was mace
known caused the ministers TO change
their mind.
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WILLlAM Al VIENNA.

Given a Statcerlnncr by Fran. Josef and
1hcercd by the People
Vienna, April N.--Thr emperor anu en-
press of Germany and their suite arrived
here from Venice AT l0l5 n. m. Emperor
Francis Joseph aud Archduohoss Mario
.iosefa met their mllostlos mt the railway
station aud warmly greeted them. Tho
visitors and their host were driven to Hof-
borg aud enthusiast lcGlly chtcrcd by thu
crowds IN the streets between tho 'oitohu
station nnd the palace.
gala dinner was gwen tonight nj Hof:
berg tn honor OF the visiting emperor ana
empress Mt which llo royal, noble and
ot her distinguished rpisuuaRes sat DOWN.
In honor OF the vis', Emperor Franeis
Joseph has appointed the German Crown
Prince william n lieutenant In the Srv
with Hussars. while. little Prince hi'el
Frederick Emperor Williams second hon,
has been appointed lieutenant IN the
Thirtv-fourth infantry.
Vienna, April itEmrcror William to-
day received Count Baden. the Austrian
premier and naron Ranfty, the Hungarian
premier In special audience.
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AN AMERICANS STORY.


~''N Indepondepro.
New Orleans. April l4.--"ror tho Span
iords To claim cha, they will crush tho
-, ~, ..-.... :. IL,
tnphn feNeiuuoh Is utter hoiSehse' s"'"
j. c. Adams, n plantation engineer who
got In from IInvann last night
,., -. , ..t,,,,. =, ,,,,
MT Adhhns mas p'e' ''S"e'' VI ohe
OF the interior provinces for tho past seven
y,ara Int oyvIur 10 the disastrous war
,,.o ,,,,, aoyos,,,.ine The island h. has
been compelled 10 give up his position aud
r,o,rn 10 nh. stntos. In n conversation
,,,,s, ro,,or,or en-, gentleman remarked
WIN n reporter Nnc E"p''''i'"'i i'''''' NV
that the island was completely dominated
NV the r.yolutiouiSt rarity. Havana and
$1,000, =, 49, ,,,,,,,,,, a,s,,,,,s ,,,ro Two.
soNeihl OF tne suIaNVh' "is'i'N'a '''''o ~
ing In tho hands of the Spnnlmrds lie
said TINT the revolution could only end IN
49,. ,,,,,,s, .,,,,,., - ,,,a ,,,,ho,s N.or-
ly T0,0e0 OF the native residents mre IN
,,,,,s and thora vould ba nnnN NOR,
'''''' ''' ~. ~, 49,. ,,.,,,,.,..
were II not Tor tho lae' '"H' 'le N"''''9
found +, difficult to procure ammunition
,,,,, .o,,,,. ,.s,,ft,,ic,,, on,ntuv
90, ~ 49, ~ a.,
mnde much progress IA putting down tho
.,,,,t, n ,,, ,,,,,,,tsa ,t, ,,lurh
i'N'''''''"' ~ '"N
ers thnt by March he would clear the
IN, n ,,,, ,l .h, r,tn, o,.,
ma ms '"'''" ~ '''iS n''' WV ''''''' Wv
win he made. The planters are nfrnnl to
,,utl, NM Annfttutt, fell them tl stnft
nm and inc ,'uhnli. an, If they attempt
10 do MS ,hey Viii barn tho crops. mad if
,e,is nt .,tfl,n ny ,,il hi,,.n. il,,.
49,, 1 ,5,i., ,.il ,,,,on tCo ,uI,, ,.,
,,,',,, ~, ,hn ,o,,',ie t,ru"rni W,vler' never
lrn,3.. IlnN,,,l, hnt Jlrectg INC ntorntions
~ hi* forces from tnlF lniht
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OFFICIAL. ADvICES.
A Spanish General Suspended for Delay
In SupnOrAlME.

A Spanish General Suspended for Delay
in Supporting.
Havana, April l4-Thc columns of
troops commanded 10y Gcnernls suarez,
Ynclan, Echnvaria und Colonel Dcvos,
the latter commanding the Alfonso Nlil
battalion. left Mare] at tho northern end
Of thc military line across tho province of
pinar del Rio, by different roads. Colonel
Devos, in passing the plantation Of san
Claudio tnet the insurgcnt vanguard. con-
sls,ing of 2M cavalry rhc latter reiterated
and We're pursued. Suddenly the insurE
cutS appeared on sill the ueighboring hills
but were driven from them ny tn" sold
iers
Proceedings are TO bo taken against
General Echavnra, with "a view Of aA
Ccriaining why he failed 10 support as
promptly ns he should the other columns
in the movement TO relieve the Alfonso
NlIl battalion. In tho mennw hilo Ccha-
varie has been suspended from his com
nnnd.
lho Insurgents have. burned the fields
about Santa 1razs, near Artemisa, prov
nice OF Pinar del Rio. and have destroyed
-" tons OF cane on the plantation of
Nictorin-
The bridge at pnrdo, IN the lfolguin dis
trict of the province of Snutiago de cub"
has been partly DESTROYED by dynamite
diepatch from Trinidad province of
Santa Clara. announces that tho in-urg
cuts hav'i burned the steamer La Rosplin
on The river Manitia, having on board so
hnEs of sugar.
AZ Nolasoo Gibara tho insurgcnt leader
Grange and eight of his followers Anvo
surrentnrpd.
slirmtshcs have takon place with Tho
inslrgcnt LEADER ltopcau in tho Sagna dis
ulct. and at Punta bravo in tho iinNHnn
district, WITH thar lrndbr lrras, as re
suit OF which the insurgents had fourteen
Killed and thc troops had i've wounded.
Generals Nosoh aud MonaHer, In COM
ninnd Of $40 troops. have arrived here on
thn htoaIn.r EAinlonlA.
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1777777777977 -
UNFAIR ELECTIONS.
Great Indignation Felt over the Course I
the Government.

Great Indignation Felt over the Course OF
the Government.
New York, April IA dispatch TO tho
World from Madrid says:
Great indignation is felt IN this capital
over the methods employed by the govern
mont In Yesterdays general election.
Newspapers Of note call II n National
scandal. whirh may make Il the last eiec-
ton under she present institutions. The
result "a precisely what was expected.
The conservative cabinet has compact.
discontinued majority In the chamber Of
depuiiea Of over 3sl-congervatiVos. pro-
ioctionlsts and Ultra Catholicism devot-
Cd ~ Premier Canov0s. and ready 10 de-
fond his policy at home and In the colo
nias
Tho authorities resorted TO unusual IN.
reference and pressure, Both in Maria
and IN the provinces, to secure the tn
umph Of official candidates. hut TO elect
Just enough from each group nj the oppo-
siiinu TO keep un 'he appearance of "a
constitutional parliamentary government.
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prNvrn colo 1'ho action Of the

DENVER. Colo --''hc action Of the dom
orratic state central committee IN inhors-
ing Tho idea Of inviting Senator Tlllman
10 address Tho state convention, which "
she,lulnd To meet here today hos called
forth scnthng rehuko from General A:
H. New. collector Of internal revenue aud
one Of the most prominent democrats OF
the West Geuoi'ai New characterizes the
convention which is called for today as
tir1t Of the Tillmnnites "The democrats
of the Wost or OF amy part Of the ooun-
try" said General New. need no advice
from Mir. Tlllman or from any other nor.
he partv.'
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
r,AsT NIGuTs REApINGs.


An area of low pressure. which rrcdom-
mates the weather generally throughout
the country. overlies the Northwest An
area of high pressure is central over tho
South Atlantic States,
The weather Is clear except over the
gulf states and tho upper Mississippi Val.
ley. where II Is partly cloudy 70 cionny.
PRECIPITATION. In inch ut New o1eanss
witch il the only station that reports ~
much as 10 OF an inch.
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THE IRIsrt mn

Dublin, April Accommodating on tho
new Irish land bill. introduced yesterday
I'm the house or commons by the chief sec
rotary for ireland. Mr.. Gerald Balfour, the
Frecman's journal says: IL should be
anirpded ard not rejected.
The Independent gay IL ia n distinct
advance upon any schrme yet proposed.
Th9 EXPRESS says. II Is clear that the
secretary IL guided by II generous and
statcsmlilliitc conception of the problem.
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SHOT AZ A MoronMAN.

pcfison. Texas, April if--Last rNh'
about l0;i5 when Motorman A. NJ. 'ooS
had run HIS car upon the stree, CROSSING n.
the end OF the line and had TAKEN we
whom Mr.. Cook described as being about
six feet tall, heavy built. wearing mask
aud large white hat pulled aown over
and ordered Hands up" Cook ran and
was shot at three times. This T. me third
attempt OF similar nature wIh'n ,niee
ear on former occasions. No arrests and
no lossea
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DID you READ
YESTERDAYS POST?
YoU DID NoT2
Then you missed the following live
and current news items.

Ihcn Won missed the following live
and current news items:
SUCCESSFUL LANDING; of ono Cuban
administering expedition and the mis-
hups OF nm unsuccessful attempt.
CAI.IXTo GARCfA'S letter from Cuba,
saying hc would return 10 stand trial
as soon MS he can
NEW ENGLAND cotton goods mahufac-
turcrs admit that they can not COM
pete with the South.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILWAY COMPANY.
the largest corporation In the world,
celebrated It's anniversary,
YOUNG WOMAN SHOT AND KILLED
another Young woman, of whom Hhe
wns ennuored and then tuicided.
HEAVY INFLuN or ITALIAN LABOR
n, New York caneins much nnS'ety u
ihr immigration authorities.
FIFTY OTHER SHORT NEWSY ITEMS
rotating TO politics, sport, general do
mestic and foreign news.
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OLIVE wREATIiS FOR WINNERS.
london. April A~-An Athens dispa'ch
to tho Times says that the rrises 70, me
winners IN tho Olympic games WI ne
branches from the olive trees nj olympia
az was the ancient custom, the Intention
nj Tho heftowlng OF silver wrcaths nav
ing been abandoned.
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HOUSTON TEXAS. WEDNESDAY,. April. Is. 1896

cd are those OF former Spanish subjects
who have become natufuliged Americans.
Add to thia fact tho resolutions OF con-
gross pending for decision before the GOV.
etnmon at Madrid. and tho resulting
strain IN diplomatic relations. md we have
IL state Of Affairs that does not occur In
tho ctlSc OF other uations"'
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CLEVELAND'S LETTER TO SPAIN.
Prime Minister Canovas Has It-Offer Not Favor
ably Received.
wEYLER BURNED IN EFFIGY AT KEY WEST.
Members of the Local Militia
n and Riot Was An
IS s,hA Tale 1 N

pl IA dispatch
oanov no Spanish interviewed
a
Will
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rnnEcAsT or ELECTIuNS'

uad,,a. Aprii n.-The elections are 'A'
-, result In tho return Of sh sun
ree,en ~ the government ten dlss.niis
n loonpsssrysii,cs. ss liberals. 10 Sarisss' ~
,.,aanandents and three republicans IA
Guiding CASTELAR,.
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BOSTON National convention Of
tho chi rgi fraternity VIII he heio he'"
thrnn daNs h.EinnInE toiAy.
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CHICAGO 49, Secretary Carlisle is afr
uouncod To speak to the lahorirg men OF
mis- CITY today on tho financial question,
on invitation of various labor organi2a-
tions.
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RROoKrYN. Tho new turrct shin Toy
ror IL scheduled TO 20 IN commission
today. The Terror is low free. board
const defense monitor, of iron, with two
steel turrcts.
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FARGO n. D-rhc republican stat"
convention will meet here to-day 10 fe'eet
dclcrntes TO the 81. Louis convention.
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rNpIANAporTs. lnd.-The grand com.
mandory of knights Vcmplars VIII met"
here today and tomorrow
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cHICAGO-t'ndcr tho auspices OF the
Pollen National Alliance Of America an
oduoa tional movement on tho lnoa of tho
university extension movement will he In
augurated I'm this city today,
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AT the Burnett house today,