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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-13

Text OF the secret Treaty BttWssa
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Text OF tue secret treaty httWoou
the IWo Countries
TACOMA, Wash, April lathe
teKt VI mo secret treaty between Rus
aiaauu emma which uas been DOlhor-
Ing the European powers Tor several
weeks, hEs been uurnfthed Ia Pekiu,
according 10 private adyiccs received
ifom CHINA Tue terms VI thu treaty
are such ns TO practically reduce emma
10 the level VI q Russian dependency.
Furthermore, the North Cui - Daiiy
Ngws claims that III Hupg Change
visit 10 Russia IL not UnIy ~ Et,ond
the coronation, but also " secure IA pof.
hUnal ratification OF the treaty.
Ia thc opinion o. higu diplomats IN
Pekin, China, will refuse 10 pay the
balance. VI tne Japanese war Iuden.
nifty, ami On the other hand may 10.
ouT0 loan from Russia VITA winch tO
buy more ir0nclnus Auu renew the
hght with tbs japanese.
Ons Of the clauses In the secret
treaty pTOyidtH that Ia case OF war
Rusuia 10 90 stand by China In pref.
efcnCe 10 all other powers. CHINA
AgteeH ~ throw open eli her ports TO
| Russia and provide COaliug sta
! tOus or Russian wafships. In addition
I 10 Ahlh ANhHnlh ~ kANNh hAN AAhANf ~ AhAN
/ VI war over C0fua, o. attack the Japan
Csc anu COrunuB via the Chinese.
| C0Ieau frontier, ami also 10 navigate
| tive river Nalu In the same vicinity iu
conducting laval engagements,
! Russia Is TO furnish all necessary
Otiletn to drill anu equip a strong
| Culueee army. Russia mas tho right
" recruit her armies In China,
| Russia has oedel the rght 10 build
any number VI branches OF the Siuet-
ian railroad into Chinese territory anu
IN case OF attack by rival powers upon
RusslR's gT0ag road, CHINA IL 10 give
the ear an Island near NladlvOstOCk,
which may, II nsce,tAfy, be fortified
ny Russia ~ Keep tue pUwut's al arms
| l5Lgtn.
some Of the Englishmen ut Pekin
consider the treaty trhitoTOuB sale OF
Culua 10 Russia, aud while they an.
uuipstu thas tnc existence VI the secret
lfoaty VIII TO dvuleL at 81. Petersburg,
uUvUg,h less 10 exists as indicated by
Rus6ia's movement In the lar East.
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DENvER, Apul ia peculiar cleo
tflcaI phenomenon was noticed mere
TO-DAY by the uxpcTimenIefH ~ N'fays
nj he Homeopathic College. Darn x
the exp0tutc Of u plate under The
Cfoukcis tube ono Of tho professors AZ
preached tho big INDUCTION coil hold
iug an ineAndtrcvut bulb Ia his ham.
Instantly tho globe began 10 glow Will
bright ulue light which lasted ~
long ~ tho glObu WAS within dozen
feet of the coil. On being removed
from the influence Of the coll tue
globe glOwud at intervals for ten min-
ults anu whom brought close TO the
Cru0kt's tube in action iIs Intensity
was increased. Toe lucanJescent
globe was made by the Diamond Lamp
company who also made tho tubs anu
both we're OF lead glass but the degree
Of vacuum was No hign that mAgnlh'
cent effects were 0biainnOle' Tue
college has ordered number Of Goits'
ior tubes made from TINS glass which
has tstn condemn oil by the scientists
OF the East but which gives good re-
suits mile above sea level. The att
tuGc, II In claimed, 10 responsible Tor tue
high degree Of exhaustion obtained ~
the lamps and tubts, the light, dry all
avoiding wnat Is technically known M
'hlr wash" In the bulbs.
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KEY NIsE Fla, Apul l3-rhe
steam tug George w. Cnilds, which
brcamo notorious At n ilibu6Ior about u
wear ago, n once more ~ the service
ino Cub,us, ana on FRIDAY lott Cape
Florida with an expedition Tor the
island. Inc Cubans have been hitting
out this expedition Tor somo weeks anu
1. 10 one NJ the best tquipped that ha'
vet len tue United States. The party
Vas commanuod by Got, Juan MJrz ~
ana tnerv were over 100 men IN thv
party, half Ul whom were Americans.
rhe CuDans have ueon storing ann
and ammunition on Cape Flsnda lot
tnrse wepk,. Many OF tho arms were
brought here by steamers and then
,aKeu la schuoucrs 10 tue cape. The
schooner Ora Lee tvok two catgues
lrom this place aud tho schooner DIilie
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iuror. Tho schooner Three Friends, oi
Jacksonville, which pnssod down the
coast u few days ago, also left a lot Of
afus on the cape. ItIs said that 1000
rllv, 5000 cartridges, five Gatiing
guns aud great number Of pistols
aud maChotus were stored there. The
tug Childl left here on lhurs1ay, but
Ostensiuly TO BRING n disablod schooner
10 port, but the vessel proceeded TO
Caps Florida, took the munitions and
men on board and sailed for Cuba. 10
is reported that shp effected landing
on tue PEnr del Rio coast, being met
by detachment from MaCoO's army.
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LJSDus. AyrIl8.-Tuo Tines tl'.
patCn q, m A.huus ayes
The death o. NJ, lricaupls, og-HrIme
miuisirr OF Greece, Ia, cast gloom
over tie popular rejoicing Ia oJuntc.
in win tue olympia festival a
va suip Will be- cent 90 MaIBuIlirs 90
bring the remains 70 Greece.
A dispnlOp g. tho DNiy NUwsi nla0
from Atuour, sayE
a Imlml Selir1gc gave q reception
on saturday afternoon 10 the American
ntnIutUt Uu board the u. 3. 3. shu
Francisco. ~. InuUupis expressed
the dying wish tuat there should be NJ
public funeral fUg him.
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N. lo.rnh SAC Cvnferencc.

The quarterly conference OF tue ~,
Joseph stake convened March l5.h
aud l6.h, 1895, At Pins, President
Chrlsioubor Layton PRECEDING. Opeu-
ing romAfts were offered by Elder
Layton, apd then the 49, David, Lay On,
Thatcher, Central, Pima aud Matthews
wards were reported boy their several
bishops ur tnuiT cOuusriofs, Elder
Layton then explained tue cause Ut
dituui0n that han existed ln some "
the wards, said W.T. hNve mot with
them, AMI ull tell 10 forgive zach otuet
and All u we'll with tuom Al present
Patriarch T.. G. Merfills occupied the
remainder Of the time.
%. m; after the usual Oreniug exc
sfclfps sud he Sacrament was admin.
isirtoI by tho Pima watd, the follow
/ irg wards reported: Cuftis, Bryce aud
Graham. All Of the wards m tue
S,Hko woru reported 10 being In n
| thriving condition Temporarily with
| good crops, a bright pr sprus Tor plenty
| VI fruit ana n bountiiul harvest, but
/ little sickness lOuly nint deaths having
/ trausprrI during iast quaftrri sultlt'
ually, mort Of the people were feeling
well, although there hal been SINE
trouble aud discussion existing 10 come
OF the warls; all of the various organ
lzali1ns were reported NJ being CONF
pete with few exception. Ellrrs
George Cuh, Peter A, Leigfton anu
/ william ID. Juhuson occupied tue TO-
muujVr OF the time.
Monday, 10 %, M, Elder william
/ pncHur met addressed thv 1u.ofvuggi
! next Eiutr BeuJamlu Cum reported
! the High Prigsis, saying tue greater
! portion Of them were trying u No thrlI
! uuN; hOld mrouugH once IL two
m.ntnb, with HuuielhIug over eighty
| lu uumuur, aud about unG'hHli attend
the meeting; felt that 10 was our duty
] when meeting timu comes Co be- There
/ iu time, tho ZANE IN Attending OUT
! lfayrfa aud tu6 paying OF our tlIner-
/ an should be- done On the season there
. OF: uEn. Tttd all 90 study The pfirclpl1i
uI the GOSPEL auu sustain Lue HuIuuT'
tiles that atu placed over them. E.lrIi
W. El.c anu T.. &, Merrill occupied she
remainder ui the time.
m.-guB general anl local au'
fHJrItirH were ptesruttd before g..
conference hy Tue clerk ard unaHl'
ru.usIy .uufaiur Il, Tue -tatsauf tr0
pHlt v aA N"NA w." N"' "'"N ei"t '."'
ia the stake. Elders LaytD MutuU
aud johnson occupied The reuaiuiel
Z the limo, Ilu subjects uWu.t upuI
] during conference were the reslounl
OF nII the lust dl4peufRliou upou J0'rpu
trp early rise oil the CuurCu; tho WulA
rerfHrmel by tue Savior our pJlti,a
| condition; no authority iuitgaiel ''
mau On tuu earth; woman suffrage unt
7 a ID
those occupying responsible positions
Ihu meetings were VOL aton3ul ~,
rc1I spirit was manifested through
eut the conference.
Il. w, MOODY, Clerk.
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VIII nrrr =, uALr way.
Tho impending rrnubie Win spain
hastily ANottrd.

lnstlN ANoftEu
NLw YUiuS, Apul IA Dispatch
% tue HefsII from Ma .rid saye
with the employment Of u little
diplomacy by the United states tho I'm.
pending trouble with spain eau tr
ayertou. Your o0rTyspOu dent h able
o. -tatU tnis almUtt uuthUutauyeiy
nfiF conversation with the leaders OF
the Two important political parties Ia
hpaiu.
10 the United states will approach
the Spanish government in "a friendly
tplfit anu ask vKuouy what conditions
uf autonomy the spanish government
Wi, gTgut TO Cuba before The isfmor
government recognizes the Insurgents
uu tho island ~ Urllgetenis, tue
spnuish Will meet such OyuituTvs halt
way.
3 nor sagasta, the liberal loader and
former prime minister, said that the
spanish government was certainly not
tying ~ force on war with the
United Blatss.
at has tAiol," no sail, "the M 10.
prerauliou 10 protect tho lives nud
property II American citizens Ia spain
riucu this trouble began; all anti
American denominations nave been
promptly stopped nud no American up
II tho pfe'rnt thu o has suffered the
least harm"
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ADANSON The BENCH
A Missouri Judge Here 10 Assist 10
Federal COlf, Work.
HEARS ARcuMtSrs IN TWO CASES
Arise Fram Motion In il,maud Them
to The District Court-sIrong'
y opposed.

Judge Elmer D Adams OF 81. Louis
assigned by Judge 5anborn and Asaoci'
atcs, Of the United s,atss circuit court,
arrived 10 this city over the uulon
Pacific al three O'Clock this morning.
~ ten O'Clock he took his place on the
bench in the Federal court room 70
ussist in tho disposition u cases 10
vbich Judge Marball was disquali'
He'd.
Two cases the Crown Point Mining
company v. tue Ontario silver Mining
company aud Frazer g. Chambers "
f.. &. Trent occupied the cOur's A.
teuuon during tho entire forenoon,
and came up again this afternoon,
Arguments IN both cases went on
simultaneously and were for ani
against motion 10 have thom re-
mnnded 10 the district court. The
motion 10 remand was made at the In.
stance 90 ;hc defendants In the ntst
named casu, ami NJ that Of the pisinuhS
lu the lattuL This was done BY Judge
llundsfr0n vino argued at length on
his motion o. remand, on the grounds
tubt The court mai no jufisdictloni ia q
Con. Tuss, through tho enabling hcli
nsu delegated such matters to tue Con-
sututiUual Convention which had
failed 10 make any provision for then
disposition,
Arguments IN opposition 10 this mo.
ton were made by Judges Juid and
HaTkur.r aud Farley l.. Wiiliams.
a decision may be looked TOT within .
MnN NJ Two.
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AAlNH anu HhNfHt
The adjourned meeting Of the gov
erHiug board Of the Elola exchange
was hold this afternoon, mmuUciug
90 . u'rl.ck.
The l,DJmioot level oi the LUCKY
1911 HHlt at rs.E City hat been
reached uuI iuuug fof the vein IL
uului 90 be- comm aursI.
A special edition of the Bingham
Bulletin. which iH soon ~ boz publ shc
will contain map showing over 100
c.1ims iogl'uI Ga the OH RrllaU die
tlu',
tho Daly miulng company has tt-
Cyivyd o. large rotary blower lr1m Con.
uUrtyIl.r, lUuiauH, aud iUs machine
will lH place iutle lower workings
Of tho mine ls soon ls ruu.icnb.c
I1st WOKE ofs shipments from the
MaUG.utUsl nmr ct az pau CITY
.fr gs follows Augh concentrate,
800 $50, 5 Igur KIM, go, 500, Natc0s
concentrate, $3.50, Forester con.
ccntrslUs, il.UlD.
The WluamuuA 90 Bingham is
showing very tyH orc from Iu Incline,
which Or now down 1850 iuui, An assay
Ui como fak1u out IHl WnluUs Jay
shovel iiI ounces 90 siivUb iu iu gold
aua l-4 900 lend,
a new claim ramgI the Harrison
! in Bingham d. BbuWirg some remark.
atty good orc Hs development WORK
PROS ftssss, aud tly Indications are
that ofo long 1t Will bc Uar OF the bCst
producers Ia tho camp.
Bingham Bullolu: Dan Clays has
wi ely continued 20 tulp the Juuu
Dean product without G1Iiiug, except
! i0rtlIiCs REX. Nothing b. o. be- gained
/ rs gfadllg while all BE- shippluE ore.
/ In HiF nrst shipment ML t.Ay- mad
nearly two tons OF lull.ouuce ore, 60
| which ho added number Of sHrka Of
| truck that was thought high grade,
] but 10 VS. in fact 10 poor That 10 10.
/ duCud the average ~ 5Ju ounces.
Park Record: Jack Green, one Of
pEtg CIty'a oldest aui beet pl.toi proc.
| ptctos, 10 very ursirous Of seeing u
! long tunnel run Into ur a deco shalt
sunk on Bald mountain, Jack Is
! thoroughly convinced, Aui lac has
made the hin aud It' formation long
| study, that Bald mgunlaiu 10 the real
/ m0tutr % nll the mineral ~ hf ioIud
/ iu this district, iusi Ne 10 is now
| claimed NIunt Davidson 10 20 tue
| famous CUmtt0ck lode atN.tgitia cry,
| Nevada. .Ck thinks mat more ml ",
cfhl viii come IRAN tnut mountain
luau hHa yU3 hruu mluvi outside of H.
Btd mountain Crrtaiuly cafii1s many
pc Imisiug Boa tic ,t3us, aud the day is
! not Tar distant when q direct uaraul
Will bb made upon u auI viguTuul
search Or secuted 90 prove ug whvthrl
contains tue rich mineral supposed
0r rot.
American Fork Item. Philip 3
| Nul-r, superintendent Of tue Liy
Yankee mine with force OF men u
90 90 work 10 earnest, A. soon as "a
-n0W 10 Oh force 81 thirty or fort
men will start WORK for this min,
HumB OF them are 10 commence hauIiu
Co The cars tho ore tuai has been pile
up nt the niue during tho white
waiting Tor better fOadS. Eight me-
were taken from here up 90 the Dutch
mau mine IN - American FORK CsuyOl
Monday 10 Commence work on tina
property. a number % men are goinI
up 90 Mineral FIAts M soon o. th
snow IN "a Co l.cste mining claims
The road up the canyon Is now quiz
we'll broken. It's expected that thcf
will be- regular stage between nor
aud The Amcfican F0TS canyon mine
within ok wuukr.
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NEW YoRll, April lS.-rhs body OF
Horace Slilsun, wealthy lawyer Of
d slon, has boon found Ia the river.
MI. Stilson came here several days
ago, anu while Gimltssly wandering
around tho streets attracted tho gtlcn.
ton OF the police. lilo was taken 70
the police station, tut tho officer IN
charge, after talking With Mt. Stllsou,
decided not 10 place him under arrest.
lie was laced on street car and the
conductor asked to lot him N at the
Actor house, where Mr.. Slilson wac
stopping. This was the last seen OF
MIN alive. Ills relatives think that
he walked into tho river while temper.
aIily Insane,
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Tnlnl nnIIra.a AreIl.nI

LuuHvmiE, Ky, Anvil l3. - a
special Go Ihc Times from Mitchell
sRyf: Five men were instantly Killed
uuJ tw1 Olucs -u badly hurt That they
VIII ulu tr'Ufc night, iu q bridge t.ci-
dent, huIi n mIIy u.m BrIiufI juno
ton, On the Belt rilrJai, nu which
atom from tuu Bedford JuuuuUuq ,affy
10 transferred ~ m Que IuaI 90 nu Ithrf.
Al tc..k his morning, TIE train
broke through no trUstlu. The deaf
are Charles Os4ou, C1ulurtOG shut.
muu Carpenter ht,mtri Warren
lHuuHri, --- Aut,vtHsu, --- brvIuF.
luIufr. Char.rs Davis uLd Eugt.
uuvT Muustuur.
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W, Ilnely 10 Upro,s loIlluisy.

Los ASuELEs, C.l, April IA
uuniUBr OF mrmuuTs VI tue A. T.. A..
have been interviewed relative 10 the
report that the national board ~ the
order has decided that the order shall
oppose Mckinley. Al pr1iossud Gu.
tire Ignorance of tue matter.
y. &. Day, vice PRECEDENT Of the A..
4. a. g. Caniuruia, said thnt he pIac d
no CrrdeuCo iu the report. 81 have
received no iutim,tiOn Whatever re-
gHfIiug tue repeated action OF tur
naIUuil uOagU," he said, "sud In my
opinion It Is not likely that any tucn
thing has been uOuc."
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rANNnr nr AnnIrIEn.
Italian Immigrants detained at Eili.
Island.

NEW Yoml. April lathe Herald
this morning HHyf.
TIE steamer Ilivia OF the Anchor
line arrived from Genoa and Ma les
yeriefiay. She brought / 1870 ltniian
Immigrant. Blk hundred Oi thein
Wosu detained at Ellis island ON the
gfUund that they are like = 20 become
puulic ems e.. Oi thi- humber mono
uhI m. re tuau dollar Ut s1, while
many uf them were practically perui-
lee. Or. SENIOR saiI that UuIy ABOUT
ten pctto 10 u those detained Wuull 10
SLOWED 90 lAuu.
Tho steamer Aiesin Of the Fabfc
line, hisu nom Naples, Tsachtd tue bar
a Do o'clock last event 8 ~ g. l,uDl
moe ON buarJ. ThUy viii DO IauduH
at Ellie Island this morning. Tue im'
migtA % authorities are appalled, at tue
90 tlIA oil ltalIsu Iaupcfs. Mole than
l5,U have already arrived, aud Dr.
,SrnuoT has received alylcvs that
10000 more are about ~ al ifUm
n aylps.
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WAsusUIOS, April l.-li0ar
(Mnss.l nom tuu committee on the
Iudicaty, reported tack Cal.'a trs1lu'
lion ptopusiu. Intervention DO the case
VI MfH. May brick. III Hsk u4uluite
plup1uumcnt % tue resoiuuuu,' sail
HUtr. Inc report was read. ltruciiui
Uuthy that tue proposed intervention
was NOS o subject within the IuuHllC'
ton " tho Senate. A vote was atuu,
20 be- taken uu indefinitely pUslgunlug
the Can resolution, when Aliou y %, j
suEgcstrd that 10 be well 10 whl1 uutIl
the author Of the resolution was pre-
sent rusfuupou tho resolution won,
10 tue chluudaL
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ATLANTA, Ga, Apul l3.-spcator
Cusp nEs luuuuutui that nu 10 COM
PEELED 10 call On the last Of the lJiut
debates between himself aud Secretary
HUEU smith ~ bennington tomorrow
sud cancel oil engagements to doliytr
spUtUuuB ulsuwuufu. Curp docs lhls
On tue advice OF HE phybiolauf, VINO
have Informed bin, alter careful OK.
animation, that hu Was threatened
with heart failure. The tE'Epuakrf
says 10 d. possible be Will resume hit
ifTu silver campaign later no,
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4 Dangerous Package sent TO his Adj.
ores. IA tue Natl,

New YOml. Aprll IA package
auuto.sUd 10 theodore RoUsvglt, police
ueauquaTteTs, ana marked "muululue,"
was brought 90 the general puslOtiiCe
by collector Of mail .rm the uOwu
town uuKe,. A pos. MI 80 umpl0yo
.Ugu Ufl tue Wrappi ia. ono en-, Tr-
yrnnng the nuAus VI several matches
aud bits Of lure,
The examination showed that by the
vigorous tearing apart OF the brown
wrapping paper the matches would
have been lgnlted aud sol OIL tho iute,
which eulered a large cracker iilleI
WIN powuer. lhe DainO was genuine,
though nos ~ dangerous rs 10 nave
yGoysu fatal. IL was olumsiIy made,
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WAsmSuTON, April l8.-At Monti.
cello, near Cnafl0ttgsvillv, Va, tbs
uus hundred aud nity-,hifd ami
vertaTy Ut the birth Of Thomas Jelsf.
son viii be celebrated today.
Wee President Stevenson, POST
master General Wilson, Secretary
Herbert, Attorney General Harmon,
Secretary Morton ami many other die.
tluguiHhvd men reached Charlotte
vile at noon. Tue exercises Oi thU
day Will take place on the lawn In
front Vt the old Jefferson homestead,
the speeches 10 be made from the
p0ftlCO,
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A RUSSIAN VIEW.
spain DeaiInE Not WIN CHbA Hut
Win Uncie hRm.

NEW YORK, Apul ia dispatch
10 tue Herald from 80. Petersburg,
sayE:
The Novostl scores the American
legislature for their attitude toward
Sunin on the Cuban question. IL says:
WThe revolution would have been
finished long ago had not II been Tor
the support Of America. From an In.
lernAtloual point VI view Ihe attitude
Of the Americans cannot bear culi-
cism. 1t h due to an extravageut Zppe-
lite for the extension VI the United
states, Spaln's cause IA lost, Tor she
/. dealing not with Cuba but with tue
America"
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LooI.. AZ n lhs Jan wa. niahl.

DESvER, April l8.-An autopsy to-
DAY on thc BODY OF Willie rtuesIcll,
the boy supposed 10 have teen stabbed
10 death ny Aukai, the Japanese cook,
on tho Homer Tsnch FRIDAY night
proved that hu had been shot, the bul'
lot being found ia the heart. TINS
has out the account Of the aiiuy
gwen by tue Jap who claims that Me
81 Her, the boys aunt, 10 trying I,
shoot him, accidentally killed bel
nephew and that no killed the woman
Ia aelf.dufeuBe.
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is ~ hard and brown ~ tanned leather
says MI Mathia "rho experiment
has proved a success aud the rays D.
Tho sun or vxIusute TO the hsrcUst test
% the elements would not affect the
body"
10 WILDE shipped 90 New Hampahlre
tomorrow. Many have viewed the ~.
mains and medical men from several
states have come here 10 witness tue
results o. Mathias'A secret process.
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NEW York, April ia dispaIL
10 the Heraid from Havana say:
the price Of beef Ia advancing In ali
the Havana stores and there II meat
famine IN oil parts Of the Island.
From Santa Clara the correspondent
writes that the situation u each day
huCOmiug worse. Here oil who hai
enough money 10 leave have gone
already. Hunger IA felt on every SIDE
and constant alarm IN manlleeled.
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PARIS, April l3.-Puuue de bagan
anu NJ. Hefmant, author Of the play
Lamente fought n uutl this morning.
They exchanged tour pistol shets out
on tne race cOGrso, without effect. Tue
trouble grew CUT u alleged personal
reflections upon the prince In the play.
Tho seconds Of the prlnco were Gonefsl
FTianl And Count de Dl0u.
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mn YEAn,. rNrrNsIoN.
niils 80 be Reported by the Pacific
Railroad gummittrc.

NEW YORIS, April ia special
from Washington to the World says:
Tue Pacific railroad committee ~
the two houses Of Congress will report
bills granting IN extension Of nny
yeats 30 the GENITAL anu Union Pac nc
roads, the payments fIt the hrst ten
ygars 10 loo s3Ij 900 per year for the
second to- years $4,000 per year
and thereafter $3.50, 900 pot year until
tho debt is paid; the principal anu In.
tsrt6t 10 10 be funded ~ 2 pUt cent IN
tstest TO be paid by the roads 10 tue
government.
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UoLoEAnn's sroHH.
No Fatalities Rep rtod bat mach
nRmaEr nnn0.

CRIPPLE CuEEE, CIl0., Aprll 49,
No fatalities have ppun reported a. "a
result " thu som yesterday, which
was the most severe ever witnessed
w anyone mere. Tho damage csust u
by the blowing down Of buildings aud
shalt houses throughout the camp
may reach $40, 900. A. GllrtteA big
Iaucs hall and two now blocks were
demolished, u u. zsu houses untOof0d
aud twenty topti 9cat,eTed about.
Gravel was hurled through plate Y Lass,
teAying only hole "a large AS a stone.
DKNvER, A pril la-Tno storm aOAted
Last night and trains which v ere
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.nnIn mo eI lnrnnsan AId.

LoNpON, Aprl IA Madrid dis.
patch 10 The STANDARD snyE
Toe press hero eyIuUUs lll hum0T
because American luTies have scquit-
tod the caplaiuB ot notorious hllUusiefa
iulendcd for Cuba. The EpOoa de-.
ciaTss that IN thu event OF a conflict
between spain and America over
Cuba, spanish diplomacy would make
the matter European question anu
70 inslnuntea that Spain h sure Of
European aid Ia such sn event.
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stalled uu toe IlviUe tutweru Denver
auI Colorado Springs yesterday, were
moved tHIHy, Tue NI Ggudo and
Santa Fe roads were bOtn 5leuui, bu.
the gulf experiencing gteaiCr q ill.
Guilty 90 account Oi immuuie nuON
Jrlus iu the cute.