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NJ. |. Leagne Notes.

Tue officers Of the Mutual Improve.
ment League have decided TO give
what they term book sociable In the
League room. Of an early day. Tho
entertainment will be OF a musical snd
literary character with Ter1shmenls
thrown IN, aud the price Of Animation
viii be- a bound book. The object ID to
Increase the number OF library books,
anu no doubt the novelty OF the sooi.
able viii attract house full VI the
Leagues friends.
The increased membership IN the
League luHt week neCessiIalel the um-
plUymeut 4 another teacher In the
gymnaslum aud Miss Putnam was
engaged.
The class In higher theology Will
soon DO commenced
This week the library Of the LeagGe
was Visited rs guests from different
parts OF the Stake.
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NEW LEGAL ALLIANCE.
James H.. MoJlf, John N. Zane r"f
George 4. Losligan Jr. Form
Law Partnership.

Considerable Interest WAS manifest
In legal circles todsy from tho au.
uoInoement that James IL. Moyle,
John NJ. Zane anu George =. Cosiigan
Jr. had formed law partnership,
There had been whisperings to that
effect for some Time past, but not until
this morning would tho gentlemen In.
leresle1 make aBy statement for put
lcation with reference to the alliance.
The firm name Of the partnership
will be- Muylu, Zane q Costgsu, who
viii TtsIeCtlyolY yacale tnelr Old
offices Ia tue Co sgltutlOu aud Pfogre,a
blocks, a. d on Monday svEt move into
more commOdlOutl quart n over the
DuseteI National bank. The oUnsollda-
ton OF Interests and efforts his iuuicsted,
betokens busy aud prosperous career
Tor the tirm, VIII oh Is composed Of
three Of the most active AMI best
known oi the younger members OF the
Utah bar.
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Asuciatsd Press, "ato not 40 pro.
uuunced ~ they we're n yeatagu. Tue
m re- open shades OF brown aul dark
blue will prevail. IL 10 true that Lon.
don r. raIihly absorbing most VI the
a met.cau trade that formerly went TO
FauH. When we select our stocks i.r
either the spring W autumn trade, 10
ls now customary 20 DO IN with stecial
fuitfUucu 30 our American patrons.
This branch OF our business u most
desirable, ~ the American woman iG-
vafiubly knows what che wants and Ia
qICser 10 nOlluH nud appreciate "a
usrsniu. whether To- price OF stylu, ihnH
any other Glass OF CUSTOMERS. some %.
tue lsfgost bills n g1uds that We have
ever cold have leUn purchased by
leading HHriuty vernon 90 New York,
Chicago, HuiIpiuIIuh Auu H. L.ulF.
itiHulsU becoming mlrUCuttlmaty TOT
prospective American bTiaUs when
urdeuuK the ,fu-sc.u nufOai 10 have
them arranged IN LUuu0n rather than
iu Paris.
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Matte IN FLORIDA.
Four wen IIiIIsd aud Others serious.
~ iuiursd.

~ ANthNNh
PLASr CRY, Fla, March I'm n
desperate baIIIe with regulators, Bowen
sykes shot four men fatally anu
wounded elk others more or less suri-
OusIy. Sykcs lives In thr Peru neig h.
b0fhood Of this (liillsbOf0) county anu
fJf some cause has Incurred the eumity
VI hls noighb1ts. Within the past ten
days he has received notices 10 leave
under threats u death, On Weunos-
Jay morning Sykes found iudrIy
drawn c,illn on his front door aud
underneath tue statement that unless
he left Immediately he would Uu Eillod.
sykes determined not 10 leave aud
pref AIRED ~ defend himtUlt against the
expected attack. The attack came
Thursday morning about l o'clock. A.
that hour mob Vt fifteen naked men
broke down the door aud entered
sykes's home. Sykes was ready, AMI
as the regulators entered he opr nod Dire
with Winchester rifle. Sykes fred
IN rapidly as possible, aud 6y0n four OF
tho regulators were down and the
others lied IN terror. Sykes continued
to fire NJ the luglIiyos ne long as they
Wero In range and 10 confident six
others were wounded,
SYKES then tors tho masks OF the
four men who had fallen aud found
that they were John ana Alopzl
Barnes, John GillilAui AMI Duuhis
Duggofs. Tho Barnes brothers were
ehOl through the head aud canuOt live.
Gillilald aud Dfiggers we're shot ia tue
chest and their wounds are also fatal.
Sykes Immediately came nud re-
ported the tragedy aud swofo out war.
rants Tor the regulators. OnicUrs went
out " arrest the members Oi the mob.
Thcy found the four men named
dying and report that Fix others are
100 badly wounded TO be moved.
| Nearly every man In the neig hbOThOod
was hurt. There was wounded pet-
/ son In nearly every house. sykes say ;
I ne has done nothing 10 be- CALCULATED"
I 'Ur, and proposes to remain In tho
/ neigh bOrhOud II no has 10 XIII every
/ nan IN H.
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Jackson and waiting.

CtNctSNA1I, Alatcn Z. - Sheriff
Plummrr u Newport, KY, today de-.
maudud tho pogtssl0n OF scott Jack.
suu anu AlouEi WallinR, held hero for
the murder u Pearl Bryan. The al
tOtnayH contested eKttAditiou, anu on
the regularity 0i these papofs the nfgu-
ments before Judge Buckwalter began
at H.m, Tue court room was crowd.
cd, hut there was NO large crowds IN
the streets.
Judge Underwater uvUTfuled the
motion 10 discourage the prisoners on
the ground Of ifrrgulhfity Of the pro-
ctuulugs Tor rKtnlitiUu aud reserved d
luther nearing on the validity OF tho
fsquisiti0n papers. Court adjourned
uIl . I.u.
Judge Buchwalter oveTruled all ob.
itctions 10 tho delivery Of Jackson and
Walllng, but stayed tho proceedings
under an order until next saturday %
allow time Tor the hearing on a writ "
nauoas corpus, II desired BY the PRISON
Ufs.
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SPANISH BLOOD SHED
Sui,ats Wounded by Police While
Shouting for The Country,
FRENCH SAILORS JOIN 1ng MOI.
Inspiration Drawn From National an.
,htms aud Cries OF SHOWN With
tho United states ~

CADiz, spain, March IA mob Of
about i've hundred students met IN
Gpnoves Park To-Day. They carried
tw5 Spanish fings, aud after cheering
f7me fiery iuttorances, pataded before
Tue town hall with cries Of "L3ng live
slaip; down with the United saIes,"
tr.
Later they proceeded to the tobacco
ac,ofy and asked tbs manager 10 per-
NIT the workmen to i1iu tue demon.
slfatioD. The manager called upon tho
fo.lcc for protection. The laiior
charged the mob with drawn swords.
several students were wounded before
they were driven away.
Tue students then made a dUm0nsiTa-
liou 10 front " the military G. ub. There
tho police were again ordered 10 charge
ile moi. 'lhis time tue stuJonis
thugpftd stones upon the police, ami
we're Dispersed with much more JIM.
Guilty. The authorities anticipate al.
Uuonal outbreaks.
IHENCu SAILORS CHEER FOR SPAIN.
MALAGA, Spain, March IA party
10 sAilUtr belonging to the French
cruiser Dfome, marched through the
streets hero today singing the spanish
anthem ana the Mafsoiliaiso, cheering
iar Spain, France and the Spanish
Amy.
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wAsHINGToN, March 7,--Olivet T..
Tucker has resigned his position rs
deputy comptroller OF currency aud
has been appointed by The comptroller
national bank examiner for tue district
OF Cincinnati The secretary Of tho
treasury has appointed George II, Cot
hu, OF Charleston, 3, o., chief VI The
Tcplrts division Of the oUmptrOlleI's
Clli,e, deputy comptroller; George 3,
Anthony, Wisconsin, superintendent
Of the redemption division, has been
appoi nted Quiet OF the reports division.
Edmund n. Sohriener, clerk In tho
division OF redemption, superintendent
10 sue6ssd Anthony.
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Estimatss from III. secretary OF Wal
Lad usfar. the Iisu--.

Estimates from tb. secretary Of War
Lad before the Iisu--.
MABHINuTOs, March Z. - The
Speaker laid before tho House n com.
muuicHtion from the secretary Of war,
rubmltting estimates for armament
Auu iir,ihcations Of Si7TO q neral
FisgluT, alter a conference with the
appropriations committee OF this House,
iu a lrtiVr @ tue tosretlry VI war,
trcommer dui estimates Tor the follow.
iug items IN be submittei to Congress:
To manufacture sU0ut % steel fiUli
guns, three inch CalibIe, f2b 900; for
carriages sol 900, tor about luOlO
rUuHus Of steel HChtnpnel complete,
SIS, 600; Tor the IuTchaso and msnuiHc-
tue U, CArfiappH for mounting HrA coast
guns ot s, 10 aud T. inch onllhtes,
SIPS 900; Tor steel bregcu loading rides,
Ncgu, VI i've inch calibru, s3O,@ili Tor
steel uryrch loading rides hOWi,zsfs
siege, 7 inch calibrr, $50 $40; TOT osr'
Tiagrs iof ioTegoiugn iuclud'ng iuplr-
msnls Eud equipments, S56lAl; lot
slegu hTesch loading mOrlafs, Steel Oi
7 inch calbtr, $4,000; tor carriages,
s3l $50; Tor sights tot oaunon, fsuJ.
a contract was executed NJ tue navy
department with the Bethlehem Iron
company for supplying eight scls Ct
f.fylngs for the lSiuCh niles Of the
uattlcships X ursage aud Kentucky.
The subcommittee on Tort nuauOni
Of the House appropriations committee
con erred with Colonel Bliss, whit
bIIoAtsI Es the Ttptetenl alive %
Secretary Lamont. Much OF the dls
Cusslon related 10 providing fer oil
the apputleDs noes when the guhs af'
tuiit. Col. Bliss expected thaI ihi
department has not been able 10 satisfy
carriages fUI the ~ inch guns. Ia thl
meantime no rec. mmenueu that IN
government SHOULD proceed with tn
building Of guns ami provide carriage
Afterwards, particularly NJ CatHagc
can bu maue IN n mucn shorter um
tIun guns.
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roDAY's nINISs GALL
-.=-Ing Unusually HrIsE At substau.
tiRi Figures,

-s=-ing lnuuuHity hrisk ht substnus
tiRi Figures,
Trading on change was exceedingly
brisk Today and Gales Of both listed and
unlisted stocks were recorded. Start.
ing out with Anchor, the bid was $3.50
with So asked, which figures al
though no: close enough ~ make
sale only served Ms a stimulus 10 the
brokers aud when Ajax was reached
merry time was had, the bids and
offers poured In thick and fast and 10.
suited IN 1000 shares OF the stock
changing hands.
Dalton ana Lark was the next stock
20 record "a transfer, 100 shares going
Of 40 cunts. East Golden Gate followed
suit with % sale OF 100 shaTes, anu after
some lively bidding ON Mercur, anu an
offer ui $3.50 Tor 90 shares, Mammoth was
taEeu up ANA relieved OF 800 shares al
E2.lO. A. tue close ni the listed call, a
SAFE OF 100 shares Of Alliance was made
known aud recorded,
Tho unlisted stocks were neat In
order with Dalton LEADING out. Five
hundred shares went al % cents, anu
900 AZ cents. Lite Pitlsbutg
scored sale OF 1900 shares, whion was
followed by Clay Canyon being re-
llevei u 5000 suarts 81 a gents. MOI.
gan (PsrE Cuyl aud Essle also csme
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ErrlI.h .nnnhren rsn.clta.

NEw NURk, Mafon IA Dispatch
~ Inu Htfaiu lfOm Caia0as, says;
a Ffeluh steamer itum lriuliad
uun.- report tugt All English tlurt
VI ave vrsauIb 10 expected nute in -
few uuys. The government has APP
pointed Jorge Muuu ne special engis
ueUr 10 examine NuntEue. an railroads
anu report iully 80 10 tneir condition.
TIE RAILROADS ate required % Keep
sgUnls D. Caracas, WITH power TO ueat
with tue government ~ " all quts.
lions tnat may arise.
Slgut earthquakes have bson iolt In
Caracas, MaCuuA anu Miranda,
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HE.utrtuIAisrp.
Do IIualLnslnn InnnIrr

WAsmssTUS, snatch 7.-SsnHior
Morgan lgusy resumed the que tluu %
G.. T., Huntington iu HE Pacific rail-.
road VYfy by tho senate U.mWi.tUe
uu Pacific T,i.f aIs. Tho fleet Vues.
whether Tao JuiHu Pacific road had
IIst money Boo Consequence Uf the
uiNUrsi % tue tflfllU ltUm The Cen
trail Pacific Go that Of the Southern
'aCinc. Hu tnEt n replied tuat %
had not as % wHa fact ,uat more than
nty UUr cent NJ the trHus continental
business over oil tho ral routes was
carried over tho central Pacific. lie
rAld this matter wus arranged boy an
undpt-tHndiuH HI 20 the rates ana d..
tfuutiuu Of business among all the
tfuuF.C1uiiuUutal lines. lie said this
was not pool but mere agreement.
This statement had tho eject u ui'
vofllng the inquiry into The system 10
pooling AMI division " business, but
Huntington pr0iUsfU not 10 10 familiar
with the details. lie SAID tuch agree.
monts had bUen In elect twenty-five
ycars.
The feature Of the afternoon was .
lively tilt between Morgan aud Frye
over tho latter oljcoiinc to one oi
M0tganis questions ~ unfair. Morgan
was allowed 10 ash tue quesllou uiIrl
saying shat 10 he was not, he would Az
ptai ~ the Senate. Huntington snit
| thut Is. 100000 was received from tn,
land grant Gales and used to help bull,
| she fua3. Ho denied having kept l
! lobby anywhere, but admitted havinl
[ paid altogether about $1,000, 900 % OF
t1fneys aud tfusiy men, This com
| leIvd Hunungtou's examination an,
I the hearing adjourned till Fddny,
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wAsHINuTON, March The House
Commute ON elections No. ., today de-
Ciied 20 report tue last congregational
election OF the Fifth Louisiana us
trlct null ana void Or account OF fraud
anu Intimidation. The decision OF the
committee, n sustained by the House,
Will unseat BualnsT, Democrat, with
out seating tue contestant Alex lie .
uit. the Pupulisi, aud thus create n
vacancy. The vote In tho committee
was strictly on party lines.
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TRENIDS, y j., March Z. - The
RlcEAwnY couuiorieiiing gang was
sentenced by Jui. Green in the JuI'-
ed States district court tuuHy. NuckH-
way, the leader. EOt ten yunu eat.
pruileutiaty aud was nuuI $1,000
Mrf. Abblu Smith, the luuIlaiy ui the
Hub1seu house, in which tue gar q
operated, got tour ycafs aud o. $3.50 huu.
Wm. Wagner, one year aud sllJ hur.
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signed recently between the presidents
oi tie three republics ut Amapala. A..
c'fdlnH u the ptsB.ut indications the
revolution will be n long aud bloody
QUE cable message from the pro.
vslonal government n the revolution.
lHts IN Nlcarsgua has been received
mere stating that the rebels have IOs-
session " the port Of CouttO aud
th"l II would so opened to all steam.
ere
They have declared San Juan del
Sur cluanI.
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NEW YORIl, March I-Morris
Lapu, the confidential man OF H.
smith & Co., wholesale dealers In
rlonks, IN under arrest, charged with
the embrz 2lement VI 100000. Lapp IN
married And had been IA tue employ VI
Smith \ Go, two years. lie confessed
TO taking $4,000,
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WAsuINUTOg, ID. O., March L.
The naval board, which made dock
ttisl Of the torpedo boat Ericsson, AZ
New London, mas reported to the SEQ
relaTy Of the navy that the boat IL
strongly built In conformity win
specifications, except that the mRrhln-
cry runs about five tons over tn.
weight allotted. They hnd tho craft
resdy to be turned over 10 the govern
mBuL
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nn,rnl,lnr Am.Ilc.n eeea..

NEW IURii, March "A dispatoh
% tho WOfll from Colon says: spanish
ucluUauts Va Argentine are boycott
ting American good.
a Valparaiso dispatch says the
Chilean pTuss 10 enthusiastic over the
votes In the United states Cougfess
relative 90 Cuba, aud Is Indignant that
iuiy should cell war uhips 10 Afgun'
tluu.
Public opinion hero IL bitterly OF.
posud 10 a fusion Of tnc Panama anu
NicataguA canal inteTtHie.
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A. ErANI.IL ImrAIIn.

BHCrLuNA, spain, March The
l.uutstia a. the Grand thcator last
night pIayei the national march uud
the audience ruar with enthusiastic
rhruui "Luug live Spain; long live
General Woyiu; down with the United
slEtts," etc. Guc auGiet Ce, after ltav.
Dog tuv tuoator, Joined by many Other
Ugople, paudel the streets uuu utter.
"a similar shouts. The police were
unable TO uiepersc the crowd anI II be.
came necessary 10 call out tire
gsudarmus, who succeeded in qIelllng
the disturbance.
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wAauSGTOS, March Tine exc.
culivs Committee VI she American
Forestry association has lust forwarded
a letter b the secretary Of the interior
protesting agalnst the contemplated
opening OF the Cascade raugs forest
reservation In Oregon. This reserve
contains 4 400 $40 acres and IA sltu'
ated on the crest Of tue high SlerTas.
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MIsHEApoLIs, March 7,-H. W.
Seldom, OI Minneapolis, " organizing
an expedition VI twenty men TO search
for hidden gold and rich mine Ia
Northwestern BRUSH Columbia. In
1854 the mine was discovered by "a
parry OF four men, the whereabouts OF
gwO being now unknown,
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Tne NIesrnrnn nsbeIIlos.

NEW YORK, March IA dispatch
TO Ihr Herald rom Panama sAysi
Inc authorities here have received
adyiCes from Nice that a battle IL Inn
mluont at Loon. The government 10
preparing Tor IA attack with the COM
biuud HonduTan anu NioafaguAn
forces, IL II possible that Salvador
nto may lend ils aid TO President ls'
lays, IN accordance with y compact,
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Uui tue Quot of Iionor.

GRANp RArIp5, Mich, March IT,
A. the second annual banquet oi tue
Grand Rapids board o. trade, hold
last night, Edwin +. Ubl, ambassador
TO Germany, was the guest OF honor.
Mt. Uni will leAye on Monday tor
Berlin 10 enter upon his now duties.
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rh.nanr. nlcl..ehsr TsII..

NEW York. March Theodore
Hirksvcktr, manufacturer VI perfumes
sui toilet articles, ma1c an assignment
today 90 HefntT, ParOus, with prefer
euCes Of t.3,uOO. Tue assets AMI lin.
lilltles NOS AuOwn. The failure 10 on
account u stagnation Of tue trade aud
poor collections. Ricksecker has been
in business over twenty-five year,.
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WIN IoIn hnlllnrten nonlh.

NL LOUIS, March There SCENE 10
be growing impression that the Sal.
vatiI Army IN a.. bnuIa will desert
the STANDARD Of Gen. Booth, the 'fsat
Engllsh leader, anu rlly around the
flag Of HE cor, BalliuRion Booth, the
uepOtel leauer Of the army In AHgfi.
ca.
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wAsuiSGTOS, March THE Ggrl-
cultural appropriation Diil was Gon' TO
conference today and tho House
resumed consideration u the postoili CO
hNII
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water Famine ImminonL


JoIiASNEsHuRu, Matcu IA water
famine " Imminent mere.
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could be released from the pair with
Welfsiuger and violate the pledge
which released Chambers on condition
tunt he vote Tor Carlisle.
sreight protested against Cbambets
casti1g vote until the signature Of
WpIssirger had hoel prlvcu.
Chambers Withdrew his vU'e Tor
Carlisle tor the present only, he s0i').
D1ughsriy, Furnish, y rmsu, Sreighi,
stout, Walker sui Violet voted Tor
Carlisle. rUpuuss pI aud Edring'
ton again voted Tor Blackburn.
HE.uLT ,uIAiSrD.
srconI ballot Blackburn, 49, Car.
llslr 10.
TIE speaker decided that there WIS
ru quorum.
Senator Jones moved that the az
sumuly sdi.urn zutil Monday noon.
Before tur vote un tue motion was
completed, Senator Br,ustIu tnid he
uuuU s.uol Senator Oglvip was getting
very sIvb. lie therefore Nilhutuw hiH
objection 10 The motion 90 adjourn anu
90 was carried,
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new YoWN, March Tine Pres
thu 100 ruiuE FAY
The rcOtgsn z,tI1a committee Of
the B fillmore d ONO X. II. 60. De-
buu uuuyl, IL consists VI Louis
Fuz prsli, president Of the Metgans
fIu Trust company VI New NotE;
Eugene DcLauo, u' Brown Bios. &
Go Rowland DNvs, % Blake BrJs.
g. Cu.; WIN. 4. Briu, oi Nurmilye q
I.., EIwari r. Bacon, August Bel
mont and Henry bulge, VI Hall,
GHttru q Go. " New York,
IL. g.. Dsming, vice president Of the
Mercantile Trust clupaut, IL secru-
taTy It's said In the preliminary
announcement that tie company Will
proceed 10 ascertain tue oNsUJ position
VI thr property uud 10 formulate "a
plan Of Reorganization for tuUmissIou
81 the bulIors OF the securities Ui the
company. 10 IL announced further
that NO operation u the flfms In Lon.
/ don, VINO are acting together Tor thc
protection VI tue Engisn holders OF
b, curiuUs issued by them, 10 auuci'
| raitd,
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.olllem nnl hsl,sn rioters wste

soldiers aud sixteen rioters ware
wounded.
Tue train service 20 md from Milan
has usc1 suspended A. the m b. nttacs
all trains attempting to leave or enter
that city. The agitiiion Il due to the
fierce opposition VI the pOpulaco TO the
departure u the truolt. CiOwds arc
clustanily assembled I'm front ~ tne
di.ltrcut barracks 4 tho tfo1ps, shout
az 60 the Ia ter, edo not 10 to
a RES" oic.
One detachment on lie way 10 the
cOast Tor thiIweut 10 MA-.owah was
IN fuinud Vt ihU suburb " milan, that
being the only manner In which II
wa. possible 10 get tue men awoy anu
avoid the MODS.
HuM Is uF 4 NEw DISASTER
LoSpOS, March 7.--rho Pail Mall
Gsz. I've publishes diupatch from
Il me saying 81 IL tumOied that Adj
BGht has been captured.
MuIINY AMoNg the TROOP.
ROuE March THE troops forming
The kuffislIs NJ Milan aui Florence
an I'd broke mt oprn mptiuy today.
They were chlmtd by ihu oil ere.
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The Duke Of York will be EaEetlei
an admiral shortly probably among
! tbir yeaf's quceu's hTihiyy hnaoft.
/ llif progreTs "a the foys' navy has
been one Of the quickest ON record he
/ only entered tho navy In 1850.
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The marriage Of Princes Maud oi
Walu-, to Priucs Charlvs VI Den mark,
hu utirat Iu tue Dauish nav, Will, "
r. said, take plgcr at the cud % July
ana thus pf0lOug tho London season
Tor a month. In tho meantime the
Princes Of Wales ami hsf daughters
nave planned 10 20 10 Copenhagen,
where thpy viii select the furniture
and decorations ior the new home ~
Princess "Harry," as she IL popularity
termed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-07

Vanity Fair, this week, denies the
accuracy u the story when IL resp0n-
siblu for circulating the tuuot that tue
engagement u Mf. william waldorf
Aslor 10 Lady Rauuolph Churchill
Formerly Mis-. Jennie jerome Of New
Hofkl will shortly be announced.
Hail Gaines daughter LILY was
married ON rhutsiay last 10 CO. Day,
the dfAmEtisL
The money 20 erect beacon Oh
FfrHhwater Downs, ~ memorial 60
,no late Lord roHnyssu, has now been
subscribed.